davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08
Special Notices.
THE AMERICAN PngEN9L0GICAL JOURNAL
FOR 1887:

Devoted TO PhTenology, Physiology, Mech
anism, Education. Agriculture, the Natural
Sciences, and General Intelligence, is pro-
fusely Illustrated with Engravings, and pub
lished monthly at One Dollar year. Every
Family, and especially all young men and
women, should have a copy.
u Young men about launching forth upon
the activities OF life, and ious TO start right,
and understand their course, will find this
Journal friend and monitor, to encourage
them in virtue. shield them rom vice, and 10
prepare.them for usefulness and success in
life. The various occupations will be dis
cussed in the light OF Phrenrlogy and Phys
iology, SO that every one may know in what
pursuit he would be most likely TO succeed.
-PrRirsuERS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08
PLYMOUTH
JOINT STOCK COMPANY,
Plymouth, Marshall Co.. Ind.
]. THOMPSON & co

HAVE $4,000 worth OF Property 10 dispose
A2 OF 10 one thousand persons, every person
receiving a 20 tion ofthe properly at the dis
iTbuiion
The purchase of Certificate Of S ock en-
titles tie holder thereof TO membership. and
to such sh re nf the property as may be a
varied to him By committee OF Three for
Distributing, which will take place as soon as
one thousand certificates are sold, notice
whereof will be given by publication or 9th
erwise. BY purchasing Certificate the hol-
der may receive at he distribution 40 acres
OF land, or other very valuable property, for
very small amount OF money. Then let
not this oppoitunity slip o. so profitable an
investment
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08
A NEW BOOK.

IyHE SUBSCR Der WOULD RESPECT
4 FULLY isform tie public thar he has
procure from Capt, G. ". CoTrEa, the man
usrr ;pt copy o. voIumne OF Poems, inclu
ding II that has hi her been rub ished by
him, and many mo If still greater interest,
which ha never appeared in print sufficien
IN all 10 make a v.lume OF over three hun
bred pages, including the celebrat and Tar
famed song of Steam &c PInrbus unum,' -
Song oil Lightning" SOM OF | on" &c & c.,
VII oh have ready p ace the nan OF the
au no side by side with those the mos dis
TIN uish gtnius es OF tic ag-, either oil our
own coantrv o. that oil Europe.
Ire b.. k VI =. print upon the finest
paper aad in the most approved style, and
will adorred by SUPER portrait o. the
author on ,teel, and an engraved title page,
In vignette likeness OF tie fair lie lures
OF one who has insp rel he m st bean iful
Poem in he book. 1t Will be bound in = va
riety Of styles to suit he tas es of all. 1t wall
be urn shed TO individuals
Bound in cloth, pl IN, al 81 90 per copy;
- g gilt, :" 81 50 I"
g. en- LOCO . /" 50 90 &" :"
To clubs sending $1,000 will be sent ! 2
epies; bound in cloth, plain.
To clubs sending SIS 90 WI | be sent 10
copies, boun in C oih, git.
TO clubs. send ng so 90 will be sent le
copies. bound IN morosco, full gilt.
I. And so IN proportion for any greater num-
Der that may be ordered. As the will be o
limited edition, all or lers will be attended to
in their regular order as they are rece we'd
with the S rlctest prmptitude.
BE particul II in uircct ng your let critic
w. z. HODGSON,
No. 81 West Third Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

SrArE FrSps rs THE STATE Bank
There will be at the close of the Bank
CHARTER. the amount of the original sub
scri piions Ia the stock. Of one million.
and an accumulated fund OF sbont 81, 600 .
600 amounting in all 10 about $4,000
600, which ought be invested in some
wsv BY which IL con oe preserved intact.
and interest obtained on il for the use OF
the schools. The hungry political man.
ayers are already looking on it wit 49,
ing eyes end anticipating the ds ~ ~
III will fall under their control. and open
m unseap. field for speculs lion and en-
bezxlemeut. II some strong. stringent
guards ure not placed around it before i,
leaves the bank-vsul's. ii will be sb
s,rbed like the Swamp L,nds by 1.-The
prominent politicians" The mansee-
uent Of il can be made more "profits b. g
job" than the bank charter. and one or
txo III 'ussnd dollars paid for the keys
of.the State Treasury. BY which they could
get access to il. would Be s.smsl! consid-
erasion" for the privilege of handling it..
II the people do no, keep a waichful and
suxious eye on this treasure. il will dis
appear in fpols Of party corruption.
bre,k king down the barriers Of the law. as
the ice patsce of the Car was swept AWAY
by the spring torrents Of the Nevs.-[Ev-
snsrille Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08
THE WlTERCTRE JOURNAL FOR 81

Devoted to.Physiology. Hydropathy, and the
Laws of Life and Health, with Engravings
illustrating the Human system--a Guide 10
Health ami Longevity. Published monthly,
at 81 yea.
u Cool II ealih is our Great Want. We
can obtain it only by knowledge of the
Laws of Life and the causes Of Disease,
which are clearly presented in tie Waler-Cure
Journal. Particular directions are given for
the treatment of ordinary cases at home, so
that all may apply it. Believing Health 10 be
the basis OF all happiness, We rely on the
friends of good health to place copy of the
Water Cure Journal in every family. Now
is the time to subscribe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

On the LIST inst. By The Rev. w. 8 Hsr.
kes. Mr.. RUrUs M. BRows to Miss
ELIZABETH FLooD. all Of Plymouth.
By the same. at the same time and
place. Mr.,ALBxRrrs C. CAfRoN to Miss
ELLEN S. wooDBu1s. ell Of Plymouth.
The large and elegant cake sc-nmpa-
nying the above notices was received and
duly discussed by the edi,os and bis tribe.
The hsppy quartet viii: pleas sccepf cur
thanks for their liberality and kind re-
CARDS. and in return we wish them 40
endless honey moon. good health. long
life and plenty Of the unrigh,eus nam
mon. s. -
ALso.--By the same. at the residence
81 the brides "a her. on the Isl inst,
Mr.. JAxEs PLAxT TO Mrs. MaBe ARsr P.
jackson, ell Of this county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

coRREcrEp WEEKLY.
SPECIE PAYING BANKS

SPECIE PAVING BANKS.
BrookviHe bank, Rockville.
Bank of The Capitol, Indianapolis.
Bank Of Elkhart, Elkhart.
Bank OF Goshen, Goshen
Bank OF Indiana Michigan CITY. Is.
Bank of Monticello, Monticello a-f.r =
Bank OF Mt Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
Bank of North America, Clinton.
Bank of fsoii, Paoli.
Bank of Rockville, Wabash.
Bank Of Syracuse, Syracuse.
Bank of Salem, Salem.
Bank os Warsaw, Warsaw.
Bloomington Bank, Bloomington.
Canal Bank of Evansville, Evansville.
C1escent City Bank, do
Cambridge City. Bank, Cambridge City,
Central Bank, Indianapolis. -
Exchange Bank, Greendastle.
Fayette county Bank, Connersville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, indianapolis,
(closing.)
Farmers Bank, Westfeld.
Gramercy Bank Lafayette.
Hoosier Bank, Log5nsport-
Huntington county Bank, Huntington.
Indiana Bank, Madison "a
milan Reserve Pank, Kokomo.
Indiana Farmers Bank, franklin.
indiana Stock Bank, Laporte.
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Merchants & Mechanics Bark, New Albany.
Psrke County Bank. Rockville. at
Prairie City Bank. Terre Haute. = = - %
Southern Bank OF Indiana, Terre Haute.
Salem Bank, Salem
Shawnre Bank, Attica.
State Bank of lndsna and Branches.
Traders Bank, indianapolis. (cloSing.)
Tippecanoe Bank Logansport.
NoTE.-The above lis embraces the Ssae
Bank and Branches, and such OF the Specie
Paying Ere . Banks as are doing legitimate
business and having regular Banking Houses
nFor the future we shall omit those that
are not current, as there are about as many
prices upon their issues as there are shaving
shops 10 issue them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

/" The Legislature Of Indiana meets
to-day. Should there be no delay, in or,
gsnizins. and We appreheud there will
not be any. we shall probably receive
the Governors message in time for our
next issue.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

Austin R. Gould, -
Morris M. Horran,
The Pitsburg, Fl. Wayne. and Chicago Rail
Road Company, Garnishee. ~
NV HEREAS, summons aud writ oil
w Attachment were on the 9th Of Dec,
inst, issued by me against the defendant,
Morris M. Horran, returnabie on this IEti, o.
December, 1855, a. 10 o'clock. a. m. which
summons has been returned by The officer
holding he same, 'sno; ioun /" this is there
tore TO notify the parties in this cause tina,
the same is continued until the 9th day Of
January. 1857, q trial at my Office in Plym.
oulh, at 10 click, a. m. sald day.
N. w. SMITH, justice, (sEAL.l
Plymouth. Dec. Is, i356.---iit3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

E" Lucy Stone Blackwell has we mr.
derstsnd. says on exrhangr. become
within the last few days, ono of the mo-
thsr's Of America. Rock tho cradle.
Lucy"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

/" II might 0e interesting il not i'm
7or,ant to the reader 20 give Judge Fu'-
ler's proclamsiions in oar advertising
columns to-dsy perusaL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

OsucE or THE CmcAeo DAsfr Tr,srxx
Sa<nrlzy Evening. January 81.
Weather sxtresneiy cold, and bnt little do
ing ia the market Receipts Of Wheat. pa,.
tioolarly winter, are very light. BAT prices arc
unchanged. Hogs spe IN good demsnsf AZ she
ezsreue high rates; We observed sale Of 200
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08
AG ENTS.

The following gentlemen have kindly con.
en.ed 10 act as Agents for US, in soliciting
subscribers to the Republican. Any money
paid either Of them f,r snbsclipnons, ailverti-
sing or j,b-work, will be the same as if paid
to IA:
Hugh Mccoy. E;q.. Green township.
Moscs N. Leland, do do
Casper Fox. Esq. North township.
Levi Grim, Esq. do 90
- Or. ]. b. Lewis, Uaion do
S.A. Wann, Tip ecanoctown.
s. z. Cons. E~q.. III pscauoe to.
James o. Parks. E q. B 'urb N.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

NOTICE is hereby siven. that ia pursu.
/ Y an.e of an order Of The Marshall County
Court nf Common Pleas, at lis October Term,
1856, held ut the town OF PynoHth i'm the
County Of Marshall and State Of Indiana, on pro
ceedings pending therein. ON complaint for
partition of Real Estate, wherein Nancy Gum
was plaintiff, and Daniel Gum, Moses Gum.
Nathaniel Snirland Maria Sbirland. Ransom
Barber aud Angelina Barber were defendants
will offer for sale at private sale from an,l az
Ter the 26th day of January 857, at said town
of Plymouth, the following described Real Es-
tate, so-wit. the West half Of the Northeast
quarter OF Secsion thirty-two (32) ia township
thirty-four "a, Ns,rth, Of Range one ca Ess',
in said Comfy and State. Said lsnd is 10 be
sold for not less than the appraised value,
which is Nine Hundred Dollars. Terms
Cash in hand.
A. C. cAPRoN Commissioner.
Dec Is, lS56-4t -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

F. BRowS's ESSENCE or JAMAICA GIsGgR--
This medicine enjo, wide spread and wei,
mesited popularity; for its wonderfully effecIiv.
qaa lies. 1fassists digestion. cures disrrhea,
aud is cAcelleut for the sick stomach, and /,
I,kewise am exc e lest.aad i'.sigorsting tonic.
N5fmiIy should be without il.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08
Purify! Purify!
SPRING AND SUMMER nsl
ME- DICINHSl
Ais1'ley'S S0rs0p0s.illU.

nF all the remedies that have been dig.
" covered during the present age for tbe
Thousand ills that fesl, is heir TO-" mono q
quail this wonderful preparation, Only three
years have elapsed since the discoverer fwbe
srent decade in studying, experimentalixine
and perfeciing it, first introduced II 70 fbs
public, and it is already recognized bv fhe
most eminent physicians in all parts of the
coun' ry to be the most surprising and effect.
i've remedy for certain diseases Of which thev
have knowledge.
All other compounds or syrups Of the root
have hitherto Jailed 10 command the sanction
oil the faculty because, on being tested; thsy
have been found to contain noxious in.re1i.
ents. which neutralized the good effects Of
the Sarsaparllla, and oftenlimes iniufd tb6
health of the patient. 1t is not so win Hus.
ley's preparation. ass zaH 4
This sthe pure ana genuine extract of TIE
root and Will on tia, be foand 10 eject cer-
tain and perfeSt cure Of the following con
plants and diseases: =
Affection Of the Bones, Habitusl Ccstivsness.
Debility, indigestion
Diseases Of Kidnesss Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia, piles.
Erysypulas. Pulmonary Diseases,
Female irregularities, scrofula.
Fistuls, Sxphilix, 'Dt
anu ali okfn diseases.
Besides curing the above, it is alsd kuows
10 be great and powerful tonic, purifying
The blood and invigorating the system.
In short it is without exception, in the ca
ses mentioned and its gene, al effect on the
system .ihe mos esficacioas, as il is the most
desirable, remedy OF the. age. II 10 already
extensively used throughout The country and
is fast obtaining en- Eurol can reputation =
The instances of cures it has effected ere
daily coming TO the pfopfietors knowledge.
and he has no hesit alton in recommending II
10 one and all who desire TO procure rciioe
from suffering. One bottle being tined. its
effects will be loo apparent to admit Of furth-
er doubt. = 70
RscolIect Hurley's Ssrsaparilla is the one
genuine article in he market. 81 -
1TPrice 81 per bottle, or six bottles 5or g.
For sale al the mandatory. corner seventh
and Green streets, Louisville, Ky.
While ale. =. 3. Wilder & Bro, J. B
Meuls & Sons,s Wilson, Sfarbird & smith.
louisville, Ky, Allen 4 Co, and J. D. RurA,
And ~ PEgSHING 4 ca. =
Plymouth, Ind, Nov. 20, leS5- syt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

In exchange for Lumber: Wheat, Rye.
4 Corr, Buck. wheat, Peas, Beans, Potatoes,
Pumpkins. Onions. Carrots sPersnipss Gu
cumbers. Tame Hay, Marsh Hay, Wheat and
Dat Straw. All The e, best .es many other
articles, will be taken in exchange Tor Lum-
Der, or for Saving on the principle OF here is
one and there is The other.
AUSTIN FULLER.s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

Rev. A. GREcozv, Rector Of the Episcopa-
han Church ut Laporte. will preach a. the
Court-house in Plymouth. ON Tuesday evening
the 18th inst. Services 20 commence at half
past six O'Clock. .-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08
Life Illustrated:

A First Glass Family Newspaper, devoted 10
News, Literature. Sciens e. anl the Arts; 10
Entertainment, improvement. and Progress.
Designed IN encourage snrit OF Hope Man
illness, Self reii,nee, sRd Acti lily among the
p eopie; Ito illustrate Lif in all its phases (,
and to indicate the mode BY which we may
tain the highest degree oil usefuln-ss and
happiness paper which ought 10 be real
by every family in the land. Published
Weekly, al 81 year. or Ell for half year.
IF In accordance with an Arrangement at
made with the publishers of the above valu-
able works, we are enabled to offer either
one ofihcm OF all, in connec ton with the Re-
publican. at half price. That is. We will fur
nish the Republican or either one of the two
fist named at 50 per annun, or the Repub
lican and Life Illustrated for $3.50 in adj
vance. BY this arrangement the above works
can be had al the lowest club rates Subscri-
bers TO the Republican who have already aid
their subscriptions can have either of the a
bove works by paying the club rates in add :
ton.
Life illustrated is one OF the most useful
and entertaining papers published in the Uni-
ted >ta,es.--Ed. Rep.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08
Lumber for Sale,

NOR S., S.. $40, sl2 and sIa per 1000,
NJ according TO quality. Bills OF lumber
filed on short notice. Logs sawed on the
shares, or Tor any and all kinds OF produce.
az Farmers, now is your time to build.
Lumber is cheap, and can be had in exchange
for any thing raised on the farm.
jans A. FULLER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08
GELMAN BITTERS TAKE
THE LEAD.

THE LEAD.
Eirosros, Goo, JAY II, 1853.
Dear Sir--Yonr German Biters are taking
the lead ot all other medicines for chronic DIS
{ ases. &C.. and are selling rapidly. Please
send US another box immediately, or we shall
be oct before it arrives. E as
Truly yours. LYNCH e. DAVIS.
MACON, GEo., Jan. j. l85I..
D.. E L. STROHECKEa said: Il am happy
to say that your German B. tiers are gaining
great reputation. | think il will, in future,
sell vers rapidly"
NJ srIeEIIo, Geo. Oct 6. 1852.
w. MAXEY & Co. said: sYour bitters,
though entirely unknown before in this ccun-
ty, have sold rapidly and given satisfaction
See advertisements silf E 80 .<s..,.s.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08
just Received
ladies, Dress Goods.

NALL al tie Brick Store aud examine II.
~ INCEST Stock of Ladies Dress Good, ere,
bf ught 10 This market. aud better Than al
hat hey are 20 chelp that it takes verv
S nal amount OF money TO buy dress pattsri.
Nov. 6,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

u How quickly the chilling blasts of win
ter developes the disease. peculiar To our va
riable c,inafe. Neuralgia, Rhenmatism. Pain
aud Aching e the tshes, the fleets Il Mcr.
cuiy, Old S pres aud snch like IF c.ions, hang
ike an incubus. Many are not aware
HAT the chief ,ansc of most of the disease
with which mankind are afflicted proceed di-
eect!y from mpur,y of the blood or depraved
state OF the system. but sncll is unq ies'ionabiy
the fact. Nodiscase can exist when the bloed
Is free from impnrsy. Tais desirable result
can only be oh aiued by timely resort to Car
tiers Spanish Mixture. which isu nquestionably
The best remedy yet discovered to purify the
blood and exTel from the system the lurking
infections which cause such serious and dam
germs results. In tn. thousands of cases Of
Scrofaia, Neuralgia, Syphilis, aud other of the
very worst forms Ut disease which have been
treated By c. rt,r's Spanish Mixture, the pro-
prietors have yet to hear OF the first case in
which IL failed to relieve, I'd in a short time
permanently effect cure. We wish the at
fi;c,ed to try il; the use of single bottle will
tell better than anything W. can say in its fa-
vor. ldl3ml
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

Jan. s, 1857 vi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

II. WILLIAMS,
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-16

PAYNE EXTRA INTEREST FOR MONEY.
The Young trader should resolve that he
will always keep his business within the
control OF his permanent capital, and
never suffer himself to become u prey OF
brokers. Ii the promissory notes which
he takes ia the course of his trade are
good. he can generally realize from our
hanks all he ought TO expect, especially
ii his character bc good for industry and
integrity.
But many of our young men, from I'M
prudence in Giving credit, or from neg
icct in collecting what is due them, get
temporarily embarrassed, and then they
apply to brokers, and pay from one to
Two per cent. month for the money
which their business demands for the
time being. They doubtless think that
their first application for loans upon
usurious interest will be their last. There
is no safety in such conclusion-for
whoever paws extra interest once, because
he has failed to collect his bills is apt to
repeat the operation, and even to convert
the bills Of his slow paying customers
into pgomissory notes, extended tar be
vonl the time OF the original credit, with
simple interest added, in order that he
may have negotiable paper, which the
brokers will discount at some price.
We often bear il said that paying an
extra interest once or twice hurts nobody,
provided the borrower can make OH the
merchandise he buys, two or three times
the amount of the extra interest which
he paws. This is automatically true. but
practically il is not true. Ii one such
usurious operation is undertaken with d
certainty that il will pay a profit, the
next is likely TO bc undertaken when The
profit is hardly profitable. Thus habit
of specializing beyond ones means is en-
gcnlercd, and the broker or his employed
soon absorb all the profits which arise
from the business.
As those who have contracted the
habit OF paving extra interest begin to
incur losses in their operations, they be-
come desperate and reckless. They will
pledge such n stock as they may possess,
borrow promissory notes ofthose to whom
they lend their promissory notes in ex'
change, sell their merchandise at low
prices 10 doubtful customers, and submit
10 continual shaycs upon the street A,
this point. the business character OF d
merchant Is ruined. lie loses his dis
elimination as to his debtors, and is too
much embarrassed as to his payments t.
collect his bills while they are collcctablc
His debtors fail, and he makes redoubleC
efforts to get paper which will 80 through
the shaving mill. The directors OF bank
see his operations upon the street, anC
refuse to discount any Of his paper, how
ever good it may be, and finally, afteI
months, perhaps years ofpecuniary troub
lie. he lands in INSTRUMENTATION Me-
cdREle Reporter.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-16
American Safrty-Paper Mauufae-
turing Company Of New York.
CAPITAL. $500, 900.
A. Nichola,, Pres't. Office, 20 Wall St

A Perfect Security against all manner ~
Fraud or Couniertt,iing on Paper - 10
Prereni Photographs and indstdiic Corn-
icrjoits, Erasur,s. Transfers Or Alterations
Having purchased the Paieni Tor the exclusive
right TO manufacture aud ssI the new CheInical
Paper la America, invented aud patented IN Eng.
land 10y nENk1 GLNNN, cclebraicd chemist aud
othcer "a the British army, u - hardly NECESSARY
90 say that the Paper Is recommended by MIR.
Kent, Asssyer of the Y. = Mint, Mr.. Lyman II
the New York Clearing House. and Meade Bsvlh-
err, extensive aud skllliul photographers. 2a5
Broadway, NY The latter say that no imiia.
ton can be made on a check or bank note pr,aied
on the Safety Paper Below Is our list VI prices !:
Bank Cherk~-3S cts. per ID.
Rank Bills-sls iOr 1000 shecis
Hills of Exchsngr-s2) for 1000 sheets
PfomissOry No,es-iO cts per 10
Sigh, suG Tune Draiis-s25 ior 1000 sheets.
Insurance PUllc,e~-l0 cts. pee ID.
Railroad Stocks aud Bonds-t0 cents per ID.
Bank asJ State Stosks-lO Cts psr ID.
bonds aud Mo'tgages-iO cts. per ID.
Wills aud Drsds-iO cts. per 10.
For wrapping silks and other fne articles Is
excellent, as II prevents moths. 40 cts. Q ID.
For Indealures and Agreements. 40 cts. per III
An State aud County Records should always be
printed OF wnlteo on this Paper, as the chemicals
inserted in the pulp not only prevent erasure or
tTsssIer. hut make u lasting as time.
For Southern Climates u excellent, and
mach superior 20 any other as the moistness OF
the climate does not destroy u,-tbe properties In
serted In the pulp being preventive. In all the
southern states, Cuba, the West Indies and the
Central american States, No public records can
b. kept over 70 years, written on the ordinary
psper while the oils and other chemicals inserted
In this Paper makes II understandable by the rsv-
ages of time. II Is all proof against moths, rats
and other yermln, which feast on and destroy oil
othTf pa per noW IN
The Company have now in operation Mills in
Morris County, N. J., Of about DO horse power,
and are able TO n all orders Toe Paper at the
shortest notice.
All oder. foe the Paper must be sjdressed TO
A. NICHOLAS, President Of the Company, No.
deford. 3ism
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-16

I'm u recent law suit of separation
of property" in Paris, brought by a Mon.
sieur Bientot against his wife, the husband
produced three hundred bills which he had
TO pay IN one year. Three Of the items are
n follows IL. Maiakoa cages, with arti6-
cial springs, crinolines, Bayaderes Ia Ouch.
ess, and la Pompadour. / 800 francs; =.
Petticoats, in order to hide the same cages,
5000 francs 5. Washing Of muslin petit
coats, with HOunces, for the month OF May
to the end of June, 1000 francs silks,
Jewels and bonncts not reckoned.