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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
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TESTIMONIAL ...J REFERENCES.

klESTlMONlhAso ktf EhtNCth.
oFuCE BuoKETE sTATE INSURANCE. roMPANY,l
CNcNSATI, Dec. is, 1880 (
E1O NAY olscgRN: This is TO certify that !
have examined specimens aud Roofs Of w 4. Childs Co.'S
"Easic Fire and Water Proof Cement Roohug" and be-
lleve eminsnty superior any other kind OF Roof
ing use. eye Witne Of trial OF of
these Roofs from large volume Of fame from Joining
building, which struck directly upon the roof
for nearly half boar Il stood ;he tra beyond all
pectation, and saved ths building. TN. HASKELL,
kPresidrr "-cAeye Stale lnsursn,eUo.
CNoNSATI A0EScr ANAL IEsuRAScE ooNPAST,l
February G, 1891.
Ihsve examined W. x Childs 4 Co.'S 'flasuc Fire an
Water. Proof Cea ent Roofing aud can Judge
ooosider il great invention, and am willing 20 insure
buildings titus protecIed upon The same terms as nsur
'I''' Agent Royal In. ~, London and Liverpool
Prom J. B. Bennett Genera lent Of Etna ms Co. the
Southern and Western States.
CRoRNA1I, Jan. Z, 1851.
'Pssnt Elastic cement sOohng" introduced into this city
BY Uhilds Co, dnd 10 he highly recommended in his
city by many Judges that q Is meeting With very
ready general introduction that its superiority
the tar composition Roofing decided aud freely aduited
be ns1t Misunderstanding Intended tin, bot Try
the virtues Of he "PStent Elastic Roofing" substitute
Yours, truly, }. u. BENNETT.
oruor or ruE Chs, hlN AND pArroS RAILROAD.
Chuis A Co.'S Patent CemenI Roufng used her,
on our hest Of Budngs We covyrng Freight
Oars with H. and Master NJ ehane yer,
able 70 IL :. LhOhM1pl1o, Pres.
OFFICE or tbs ONO AID MrsusslrI EAuAO.P Co..
DkAR sIk-ln answer 20 your tLq ry, ~ reereuce 10
our opinion N practical Of hOoi n The
ng OF caFs may say that from observation we
terrain very favorable one,so much that intend
testng thoroughly root 81 buldngs, cas-, Ao amer
which VIII with pleasure give you GU yiieJ opn on
20 lis utility. Hogrs, luly 4. LIPPkNCOFr,
supply Agent Ohio a M a x. r.
~ Since the shove written, the Ohio aud Aissis-
sippi Railroad have contracted for covering cir cars, de-
pots and fridge, betseen Cincinnau aud Nncenbes with
this Cement considering Il the best article they have used
for the purpose.
II. O. LoKb, Pres Ind. aud Cin, Railroad.
r. GGsr, Pres. Win ingou AMI "a icsyAle Railroad.
A NJ SKARLrs Merohans' ANnafacta crs lns. No'
Jas H. CAKrER Agent for EinA and ohsr uau5rd Goa
HgNRY MoETux Pres Central Insurance. Company.
Gao. CLRuLE, President Lafayette BANK
Ca. w. CorIS, Bell MAnufr No. lu1 tAst Second q.
BLEERA N0S PEu,, No. 60 Fourth a.
EzEA RAILEY, Sm IN st., betseen Fourth a@Fdih-
J. UGbEN, TAI OF and Draper, Fourth 81
AILEs 6REEsEooD, Iron foaRdry.
yudge W. Y. eHots0x.
J0HS sHILLIro a Co Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth %.
MITCHELL RAMuELsBEs0, Furniture Manufacturers an
Dealers, Fourth e.
W. q. STEWART, Bu lder, SIS Plum o..
hsHigSraSA A sTiLSELL L0aIsyle.
VIZ. 4 hcREfN0LDs A Co, llarkagile. Tenn.
Embellishments
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
TO RE DRAWN
APPROXIMATIONS PnTyES,
$3.50 prizes amounting to- ...............s2O4 OoO
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves IS; Quarters S2.50


| PLAN or THE LOTTFRY.
The Numbers RON to $4,000, corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed clips Of
epciYclrd with small tin tubes and placed In one heel
The first 262 Prizes, similarly printed and encired
plsc in another " heel.
The wheels are then revoived and number Is drawn
the wheel Of Numbers and at the tine prize
Is drawn the other wheel The Num0er snd Prize
drawn oct are opened and exhibited 10 the audience and
registered bv the Commissioners; the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation Is repeated
unti all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The prsced-r and succeeding NuWbers 10 those
drawing the II Prizes will be entitled to the Is Approx
smaton pTses For example: II Ticket No. Is draws
N. $4,000 prize those uosets nur b-Ted ll24S il2ss
1881 1882 will earh he emit led S125 II Ticket No
go draws The eco 500 prize those tickets numbered as
$40 ssh 12 vi each he entitled TO t2,o, Snd 20 GA &C
The 5000 PrIzes OF 90 win be determined BY the
asst figure Of the Number that draws The $4,000 Prize
For example N the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
With No l. then all the Tickets where the number ends 10
win be entitled 20 $50. Il the Number ends with No 2,
entitled 10 go, aud 30 on 10 0.
Certificates o. Packages ~i be sold At the following rate,
oertaoats Of Package Of 10 Whole
10 Nan ...........' ~
~ onafteT .--.....--.'. -
IN TOWERING TICKETS
Enclose the oney address for the tickets ordered
2eeeipt OF which they viii be forwarded BY hrst mall
Purchasers have tickets ending In any hgure Iacy MAJ
designate
ThsIs Of drasn uumesrs and prisss yin be par
~ Purchasers will please urile their signatures PLAN
and rive their post once, eounty and state.
~ Rsmembsr tAAtevsry Prise is rASa, and 2Ayaelsn
tail Sitho1t deduction.
E Al Prass 600 and under paid nnedistsly afis
tAs drAsHgoshsr prses the usual tiue Of thirtyda
Az commentaries strcsiy confidential.
Address orders Tor Tiokstt Certificates 10
4. SWAN 90 Atlanta, Ga,
a. SWAN co, NentsomsFy, Ala,
o., 4 efkAsTtEN aFsui,
hos No. 5. Nashville ?. o.
~ ust o. the numbers that drawn from the wheel
with he amount Of tv prEe that each entitled TO- vii
be- pub.bsd amer every draains, 10 tbs toosUg papers
srs orleans Delta, Mobile Register haeston etHndaFd,
Nashville Garse, Atlanta lntsligenerr Nes Tea weekly
bGy Root savannah nOSnng Nave, Aeh'nond bsPaieh. /
~ -. We Disp.teh june ab-lf I
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nGsr NtrnEss cnfaSt.
kos KISS or fHG BEsP SUTNFa cHFEsE a
~ $50 tas sasaiy. Iast Received snd iers.ls -
asga Ie.koskkfzoE
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Twenty Eighth Annual Fair Of the American
York, 1856.

H. woLLEN JDan.
CHCnK &SNsB DO On Mass
Spemim sve
eirnossa FAR hest re Plat 10
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Indigestion and 1mDuritv Of the Blood.

Indigestion and Impurity Of the Blood.
From Re0J Y. Hines, Pastor Of Ad0s1t Church, Boston
DR.. AVER: have used yorr pits with extraordinary sue
distress To regulate ths dig, ton add pufS the
blood they are the yey best remedy have ever knoWn
Yours J. V. HINES.
WARSAW, wYomNe Co, N. Y. Oct. "a, 1855.
DEAR sIR: avn using Calhsrtc Pills in ny practee
AM hnd then excellent purga i've cleanse the system
EJ0HS G. MEAoHAM, MD.
Erysipslas scrofuIa Kings Evil letter, Tumors'
AMI Salt Rheum.
From Forwarding Merchant Of ST. Louis Feb T. 1886
DR. pills are the paragon all that & great
10 medicine Taey have cured nv little tugh'er OF ulcer
upon her md. and feet that proved incurable
for years Her mother has long and grievousy al
hcLed sill blotches and pmples her skin and in her
hair. Arer child ed she slo tried yo Pills.
and they have cured her. ASA MORGRIDGE'
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, aud Govt
From the Rec. Dr. HII0bes Of tte Methodist T. Church
Pulaski HOUSE, sAvANsAH Ga, IAN. 6, 1856.
HoNoRED SIR: h)ud be grateul for the relief youi
tki has brought me If DID not report my case TO ou
cold setei in my LIMBS and brought on excra4ng neniS
&C pains, which ended in 'ronic rheumatism. with
standing had the be OF physicians, the disease grew
worse and worse, until by Tie adyce o your eHcgnyh'
agent in Baltimore, DR.. MacKenze, tried your Pills
Their effects SLOW but sure. By perseyenDg in the
use OF them 1 am now entirely well.
SENATE CHAMBER, BAroY ROUGE Ia, 5 Dec, 1855.
DR. AVER have been entirely cured by Sour Pills
Rheumatic Gout-a Patnful disease that b - ahietea m
Z OF year. VINCENT sLlOELL.
For DrOPSy, Plethora, or kindred Com.
plants, requiring active purge, they are an excel
lent remedy
For CosIIveneSs or Constipation, and
as "A niuner Pill. they are agre able add efec ia
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, Inftatns
nation, Deafness, az Partial
BliuduesS, have been cured 0y the alternative aclo
o! these PHI
Most OF the pills 10 market contain Mercury, which,
though valuable remedy 10 ski fJ hau1s is dangerous
a public pill, from tie dreadful 'onseq Iences that IRE
que lily follow its ncaut These contain no meT
curry or mineral substance whatever.
PREPARED By DR.. J. C. AVER,
Practical and Anal tical Chemist, Lowell IMass.
And sold wholesale by
Berry DOMIVlLLE, Nashville
Ret nby-
10. g. B OWN, AID all DR. 'ggists in this city.
FRiErsON a HAWKINS, Columbia.
TOMAS A BRO, Clarksvl.e.
g. D. DERRY, Shebyyilie.
sCHELb a BLACKNORR, Gallatin.
And all dealers in medicine everywhere.
DAN. PACKARD,
Jrne1 I'm. Afver isinV Agent,
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bers-12 Drawn Ba.lots

~ Each and EVERY TICKET in this Lottery WILL
RE PRIZE, for all those tickets without drawn num-
Der, each entitled to FIVE Dollars gross Liza
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From Re0 Y. Hines, Pastor Of AdUs,lt Church. Boston
Dr. AVER: have used yorr pits with ex raordnary
ceS Ia my family an amoag IN ,se clei 10 visit 10
dstres To regulate the OF dgs ton and purify the
blood they are the yey best remedy have ever known
aad l can confidently reconmsnd them TO my ren Is
] v HINES.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
THE FAR-FAAGD AND POPULAR
MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR JULY, 1857.
Il. FRANCE & Co, Managers.
ALL PRIZE SCHEMEU
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.
AL PnIZE SCHEME.

Drawings conducted under the superintendent Of the
State Lottery Commissioner.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29

This institution already. we believe, the
largest and most popular one in the United States
IS hereafter TO have at the head of its board Of in
structions, John c. Smith, A. NJ the late popular
and efficient professor of Mathematics and Account.
ant, in Fairfield Seminary, Herkimer county, N. Y.
From the known ability and success of Professor
Smith. as teacher of long experience, with de-
termination to accomplish what he undertakes. we
bespeak for the Iron City College, still higher
degree of success than it has hitherto enioyed.-
And while we regret the loss ofMr s. as a Teacher
among us, we cannot but commend the wisdom
and discretion Of the proprietors of the Iron CITY
College in securing the best talent and most com.
petent instructor the country affords.
The faculty of the College is large, experienced
and eminently successful in their several depart-
mcnts.
For particulars see advertisement in another col
nmn, or address the Principal, F. W. Jenkins, Esq.
Penn.-Iiion Independent, Hrrkumer Co
Nec York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29

The jug full Of sorghum molasses
'Ar. JOHN GIBsos left at our Office. a few
osys since, was equal to any we have tast
ed Mr.. G. informed us that he had made
ABOUT on gallons. and was satisfied that it
would make not only molasses. but sugar
also. He has saved quantity of the seed
and Will dispose of some of it on reasona-
Die terms. Every one should plant enough
next season for his own use, if no more
1t will make from 200 to 800 gallons Of
molasses to the acre. There is no doubt
about its proftableness.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29
Essay ON Domestic MaauIr..

HAND. BRowS anil HALsEY. Commits,
Glass a.
There should be depression or sink in
the ground adjacent to the barn or stable
where all the trash, straw and chaff sboulJ
DC deposited, in layers from one to two
leet IN thickness. then layer from the
horse stable, sufficient to heat Slightly. then
another layer ofstraw or o'her litter sueI,
as buckwh'at straw. chat bean dust or
tobacco. stems, all Of which contain n larg.
amount Of inter. also swamp muck, the
best OF which is found ncarthe dry ground
or edge OF tn, swamp. Wood ashes. AMI
decayel chips, from the wood house or
yard forms good coverings and prevents
the escape of ammonia which is the essen
tiai part of a compost heap-this is an ont
door deposit Unleached ashes will nav
a large premium when bought at six cents
per bushel. added to the mass-also char
coal dust, which can be obtained free from
the PIT in many places Stalks and hav
should he fel to cattle in. stables. when
practicable, and bin should be placed adj
Iacent IN Ter roof, to receive the manure
which will increase its value largely. It's
application on corn lan1should be in April
on wheat land It should be applied in June
before the first blowing. so that stirring
The gronnl will cvenize it, for, if left in |
1t will cause rust and weak straw.
liable to fall n r.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29
EF- a new timctaLIe Los hoon -.

Ee a new timetable has been adopt.
Cd by bothsthe. roads. we understand
Our neighbors have been publishing ia :
Ole that has been incorrect for at least four
months Do they charge any thing for
IT. If they do they win get something for
nothing If people were in the habit Of
looking to that Sheet for correct informa-
ton 1t might be serious injuryto the road
as 1t Is III don't make a bit o. difference n
either you OF L." The proprietors of the
road must take similar view of the mat
ter or they would order it ont, or have il
Altered We were authorized to publish
the same table. but when the time was next
changed we stopped publishing it, consid-
frlns the character of our paper for "relia-
''iity'' worth much more than the adver.
IIseinent would amount to.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29
Messrs. HAND. BRowS and HALsEy


Messrs. HAND, BRowS and HALsEr.
awarding committee OF the Marshall Conn
ty Agricultural Society, Glass A.
In compliance with the rule of said 40
clety, l would make the following report
Ny practice is to seed from one to three
helds with clover and timothy each spring
allowing it to remain. from three to -four
years, by which time the blue grass forms
strong sod, which is beneficial to turn
under for corn crop, and light coating
OF compost, or bam-yard manure, will raise
two additional crops, when j allow my
land to lay until the following June-sum-
mer fallow and sow clover as before. NV.
previous crops were corn, wheat, potatoes.
rutabagas and turnips, with the usual We
getables of the Surrounding country. : Nv
wheat has yielded from ten to twenfv-s;x
busEconfrom forty to eighty bushels per
acre in the fall. used from 1876 To i7O
Dads ofmanure.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29
re- We publish TO-DAY the II, oe =

EE We publish to-day the list of pre-
miums awarded at the late County Fair.
The Democrat, of last week. says that some
OF the exhibitors were dissatisfied in con
sequence of the refusal of the committees
to award premiums in cases where there
was no competition. We are are not APP
prised OF the r.asons that Influenced the
committees to adopt this course, and with
out having rel,:tel much on the sujie Il
are rather disposed to doubt its correctness
or proPriety. where articles possessed more
than ordinary merit. Still. wrong we may
be and the committees right They doubt
less weighed the matter pro anil con. and
decided upon the course they did after due
consideration, without partiaiity to any
one 1t Is impossible for the committees
to please all. and those who feel dissatis-
hed ON account of not receiving the prcmi-
urns on articles they think superior to those
that took them. should remember that I'M
man Judgment is imperfect, anil in the alb
sen-e of any motive for partiality in the /
committees, the rule is to place the best I
construction upon their decisions the ma
ture of the case will allow.
We owe an analogy to W. CUMMINGS.
Esq, for failing to speak last week of the
able and scientific lecture on agriculture
delivered by him at the close of the Fair. /.
1t Is due to Mr.. G. say that his address cx- !
hibitel patient and deep research, and
mini well storcl with scientific lore. Mr..
e.. though not flowery speaker, is vet cI
es5ant AMI forcible in all he says.
The next County Fair, we trust. Will be +
held under more favorable auspices, and an y
increased interest manifested BY all. The .
officers of the society, it is hoped, will pro- !
coed at once to procure a suitable lot on >
which TO hold the Fair, and take the mi a
tiato-y steps to have 1t inclose,l with suit Il
able board fence. The public interest and al
success attending the Fairs to be held in y
uture IN this county. depend entirely up Il,
'n the officers of the Society. Whatever Va
hey SOW they will reap--if they sow in tn
Inference they will reap that kind of a crop ~
On the other hand il they SOW zeal and =
perseverance success will crown their Of pe
orts. There must be some one to lead in &C
VI enterprises All that is necessary 10 IN
make the MARSHALL County Agricultural =.
society eminently useful and successful is -
or the right kind of officers to he selected. w
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29
NOTICE--EDUCATIONAI,.

= Inc Teachers and Friends of Education in Mar
shall County are hereby notified that tho Seed
meeting of the Mtrshall County Teachers Asso-
citation will take place at the Presbyterian Church
IN Plymouth, on Friday afternoon, Nov 9Th. lss7
commencing at two O'Clock, p. NJ
All the Teachers, Parents, and Friends Of Edu
cation are cordially invited to attend and lend
helping hand upon that occasion. We wish for the
hearty cooperation of all; and looking for general
attendance We expect an interesting time, which
may be fully realized il all the friends will brine
IN their intellectual contributions and assist in the
exercises. "a ''e
Come one, Come all, and let us reason together
Remember the 9th of November.
MARK CUMMINGS, Sec NJ. IA.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29
r. Mr. WAkErrID Of n. s r.

TT Mr.. WAKEFIELD, of the firm of p
CHrSowoRTH Il Co., whose Gallery is nm
stairs, In the house of Doct A. MATING
IY, hung up IN our Office few days since
an elegant and correct likeness of the edit
or of this paper. Mr.. w. is an artist OF
more than ordinary merit. and those who
desire to get correct likeness of them
selves should visit their Gallery. They
have some splendid and beautiful cases and
lockets.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29

F The friends of education in this
county will observe by notice in another
column that the second meeting of the Mar
shall County Teachers Association is SOON
to take place. We intended making some
remarks on this subject, but our paper is
full
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29

1 Mr.. j. L. LEWIS, of Union town
ship, whose farm is near that beautiful sheet
OF water, lake Maxinkuckee. left couple
OF monster cabbages at cur Office Tuesday
afternoon. The soil, Judging from the size
OF the cabbage and other productions we
have seen, must be Of the best quality in
Union tip.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29
SarsapariIIa and its Ae,,a.

Attentive medicines are those remedies which
are given with the view to correct and reestab,;st
the healthy functions of the animll economy with.
cut any visible action-of which class the Sarsap,-
rllabelongs Of all the preparations of that root.
physicians invariably recommend the compound
syrup manufactured by DR.. ia. Hurley, as being
the only genuine extract-State Gazette. Nv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29

E1- Mr.. DAVID HoRNER. of this town
ship. died on the morning of the Goth inst s
after lingering and painful illness of sew
eral months duration. He leaves wife
and three or four children behind to mourn
his loss.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29

1E The COSMOPOLITAN ART AssocIA-
TON is worthy the appreciation and sup
port of every lover Of the fine arts. All
who wish to reap the advantages of a
membership in the Association arc direct
ed to read the advertisement in regard to It
in another column.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29
LIST OF PREMIUMS

A'carded 5y TIE Marshall Goeniy Agr;cxz.
furd Society, atas Third Annuol Fair.
Held an Piymoufh, Oct. 18Th d. 17z, 81.
Glass A.-FARms. &c.
Best Cult Farm, A L. Wheeler. o6. 90
I'd do do do D. s. Conger, 800
d Essay on applying Domestic
Manures, D. S. Conger, 500
DO 90 rods Hedge Fence. D. S.
conger, zoe
do Beehive hcnse and manage
ment. D. s. Conger. 800
2d<io do do r. Cof6aley so
do 4 aczesof Com. O. Q. Pomsroy, 900
ID do do RCorbo1ey. $50
Cats C.-FARn InpInxEETs.
Best Cultivstor, ,. .. Armstrong,
No conpetition;
DO Wagon. =. 8. IA. P. Elliolt, 2 90
sddo Do sams 100
lido DO LII. 4pdf5v, I o0|
do ox-yoke and Dole ,: LONDON.
40 comuai{iony
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29
6 ira! Dsgarsatas.


."S DEEDS Mortgages, and Magistrates Sum-
mons, Subpenas' and Executions, Just printed on
new clear and beautiful type. in the best stvls
or sale at the REPUBLICAN Orrcr - anu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29

Ef- Ii any of our subscribers wish their
papers stopped they will .oblige us by no.
tiiyn9 rs previous to orr next issue
those who do not notify us we shall take
Vt Tor granted wish the paper continued
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29
PUBLISHERS MaRV

Persons out of the county receiving paDerz
Marked thus = after their name, will underztand
70 signify that their time has about expired. and
that another remittance is solicited.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29

CO Wax NosrRAsD still remains here
taking pictures every day His merit as
an artist IL too well known and apprccia-
Ted to render it necessary for any one to
eu'os'se him. His Gallery is over Rice,
Smith 4 Co.'s Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29

: &s- RICE, SMITH 4 Co., are enterpri-
sing and liberal dealers. Read their adj
yertlsements and give them call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29

Es- Mr.. JAMES MITCHELL has common
ced casting stoves, as well as plows. DC
&c. Mr.. ~ ought to be literally encoura-
gel by The citizens of Marshall. See his
advertisements.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29
WOOD AN , COUNTRY PRopucr

r"e /" o0d and most kinds of Country Produce
taken in payment Of subscription to the Rssrs
LIcAS eS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29

AZ n son of Mr.. Evans, who resides
ABOUT two miles from this place, on the
wagon road 10 Laporte. died one day last
week Tic was about 10 or ii wears of ara