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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
In imitation Of The example of our Ca

In imitation OF The example oil our ga
no Street contemporlry
We recommended the Legislature TO
esta blish port Of entry at the City of
Ilumbug, on the Norlhegn Peninsula of
Lake Muckshaw; appropriate one Jim
my" Tor the removal or the distractions
to the sports Of our juveline population,
in Yellow River, and likewise. also. au-
thori1e agricultural socie;ies to offer a
premium for the best essay on the prop
agation of Bull Frogs, Tor the purpose Of
encouraging French emigration to our
State.
The advantage Of these measures. to the
whole country. are SO apparent, that we
consider il superogatory TO stop 10 dilate
on them.
We disclaim. "we do" any allusion 10
to the personal appearance Of our jolly
contemporary. in the latter recommends
ton.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
Iowa Constitutional Convention.

AVNse NVtHSttsssssVssAA OVuSCntsOsAs
This body convened at Iowa City on
Monday the l0th instant. II consists of
81 members. 81 of whom. are Republic
cans aud IL are Democrats. One of the
latter. Judge Cotton, was elected by Re-
publican votesin strong Republican
district. AID it is understood that he will
act.wi,h them on the Slavery and; Bank,
ing questions sosa ssifanos aas 7asiso} aa
Theremodeling Of the Judiciary sys-
TEN. granting power 10 the Legislature to
establish banks. and abolishipg the dis
eraceiul black Jaws are the principle sub.
jectstha, will occupy its attention.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
Harlan Rc-Elccfed.

The Legislature Of Iowa reelected
Hon. Jas. Harlan to the U S. Senate on
the l7lh inst. Well done for iowa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

Pdpot, iu SouehViu Auuioho. Ascou u ouo
lhenhand il to your Democrat neighb5ss
20 read. -.
Southern Aggression" -.
The Pennsylvania states that duriag
the late campaign probably mure matter
than would flI all The pages OF all the
books in the largest Library Of the world
was printed and circulated by the Black
Republicans TO show that the. South
had been. almost from the very formation
OF the government. aggressive" upon
the North. In vain did tho Democracy
of the country appeal to The history of
the past to disprove this assertion. In
vain did We assert that whatever degree
of aggression might have existed was
OF. the reverse Character. and rather exer
cissd by the North against the South than
by the South against the North. We
were told that the South had for. many
long years usurped the powers Of the
government and prostituted them to he's
own purposes. and that. when her own
numerical strength had not been sufi-
Gent to accomplish her ends. Northern
"doughfaces" had always stepped forward
to sacrifice the rights of the North"
and to worry the cunsciences Of the wor-
thy freedom shriekers.slJ oo-se'
No one, we hopo, after reading the
above extract viii have the b rdihood to
deny the pro-slavery tendency Of the
Democratic leaders. All their articles
on that subject favor the Southern view.
The North. according to thess modern
Democrats. is continually encroaching
upon the rights of the South. Slavery
has become such lovely institution in
their estimation tha. It Is an unpardon.
able sin 10 oppose its extension. ala.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29


NEW ENGLAND UNANIMOUS, .
After the fourth Of March N. England
will no, have = pro slavery Congressman.
The new Democratic policy has been The
death of them all. Toucey lost bis seat
by his willingness to run after runaway
negroes Bradbury repealed himself
with. the Missouri Compromise- Wells
and Williams sacsi feed themselves on tho
altar Of friendship for Pierce Everett's
absence from the Nebraska vote has led
TO his absence ever since-James has up
held the administration TO his own down. :
fall. Allen. the sole remaining Demo
crat from New England, viii owe his:
place. il he keeps il. 10 bis free soil sy'r-
pathies and votes; While in the .o.h 's'
House every Representatives from As'ne'
N, Hampshire, vermont. Msssachose''s'
Connecticut and Rhode Island. IS t n..g
COINS II and mpromising Repnl1H''se's'.n'-.
Par encoursg cement for dooghssscse s 10 10
nj .seciionn!'s-A Albany Epeai'is J0 'ss+.
nal, ydnuary q kE.,n, =. lafssl on bas1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

Woman 1 whole life Is history oi'tks'
affsctions.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

&C. The following is an extract from
q long article IN the New Albany Ledger,
Of Jan. 81, 1852. a leading Democrat
paper, in Southern Indiana. Read il and
thenhand il to your Democrat neighb5s
20 read:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

0T The best curative seent FOL. chiIIs
snd:lsseh e ppquessiosxbl. Dr. Farfs
Aeus Tvnic OF Qoinine Substitute.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
az The submarine tslessaph. bilI has
passed The .. s. Senate BY vote Of %

The House has pass ed the biil 10 en-.
force the attendance Of witnesses and to
compel them TO testify.
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Factories, Stores, Parlors, Families
Some OF its good qualities.

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II II not exiinguished by any ordinary Wind. II
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There il nothing more desirable, when engaged
in any avocatiou, than good light. The Sun 10
oil right ior the day-we want something ike u
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and have ever been denounced In consequence Of
prema,urely injurng the eyes BY their pernieious
dame. We desire more natural light, and II has
been discovered and patented, and has been test.
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burner.
The material used in these Lamps, is common
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All FLUID aud Oil Lamps can be altered into
Gas Lamps.
The Ga. Lamp is intended Cor common family
use, and sells iron sl.25 to S3,0O, according to
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We uish u understood that TIL. Lamp will give
the same amount oi light as three Siesrine Cand.
les for one half cent hour, aud The right OF one
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The night for the sale aud manufacture Of these
Lamps for the county Of York, L. for sale on rea-
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State of Maine.

,> YORK IS. To the SherifTs Of our
Irrespective Counties, orellher Of their
/ H. o. Deputies, GREETING.
WV We command you To attach abe
goods or estate VI Joseph NJ. Stevens. Of Wells,
IL said County OF York, yeoman, To the value Of
fhy dollars, and summon the said Joseph NJ.
Stevens (if he may he found ia your precinci,) 10
appear before our Justices OF our Supreme judi.
cial Court, Iext to lie holden AT Alfred, wilma
aud for our said County of YORK, on the hrsi
Tuesday Of January a. ID. 1857, then and there
~ our said Court 10 answer unto Jeremiah NJ
Eaton, oi Wells, 10 said County Of York, yronan.
In plea Oi tue case for that the said Defendant
1T said Wcll., on the ihirielh day Of November
A. d. 1854, BY his proinissory note Of that date
by him subscribed for value received, promised
the Plaintiff To pay him or order the sum Of
twenty dollars on demand after sixty days
wh interest. Also, for that the said Defendant al
lad Weils on the ihinielh day " November A
ID. 1854, by his pronissory note OF that date 10y
him subsC ribed, for value received, promised the
Plaintiff To pay hun or order the sum Of i.eniy.
six dollars on demand with interest. Also foe
that the said Defendant at said Wells on the ihr
ielh day Of November A D. 1881, by his pFomis.
sorry note at that date, by him subscribed Tor val
Tie received, promised the Plaintiff 10 pay him
or orde, the sum Oitwrntl.slx dollar, on dem5nd,
after sixty days from date with interest,
Also. iOr that the SAID Defendant being indeb,.
ed To the Plaintiff ~ the sum II iwenly.eighi dol.
lars for so much money, before that time had
and received, by the said Joseph NJ Stevens, NJ
appears by his note beariag date ot November
ihiriieili, A ID 1854, to the Plaintiff u-e in CO"
sideraiion thereof then aud there promised ih,
Plainlia'lo pay him The same Oh demand
Yet the said Defendant though requested, has
no, paid the same, hit nealects M % do, 10 III,
damage Of the said Plaintiff las Le says) The sum
~ iny dollsr., which shall then aud there be-
made To appear, with other due damages. And
have you there this Wi, with your doinss there
"a
Witness, JoHs y. TgNSgy, Esquire. at Alfred
the iwrniy.lilh day Of Oc,oher, ~ the year at
Your Lord ole thousand eight hundred aud fifty
six.
JAMES o MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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state Of Maine.

YORK IS. Al the Sup enc Judicial Court,
begun AMI held al Alfred within aud foe The coun.
ty of York, on the third Tuesday Of September,
A. ID. 1857.
In the above action, il appearing that The De.
PENDANTS are out Of the State and have never been
notified aud have no Trnsni, Agent, or Attorney
In this State upon whom To serve notice.
The Court order, that the Plaintiff cause the
SAID deicnian to be notified II the pendency ol
this suit by serving them with an uilesied copy
Of the wnt aud this order of Court thereon four
teen days, or by publishing the same three weeks
successfully IN the Union and Eastern Journal, Il
newspaper, printed IN Biddeiord In said County
of York, the Is, publication thereof 10 be iliry
days al least before the next tenn Of said Court
To be held 81 Alfred, within aud for said County oI
York, on the fret Tuesday Of January A. ID. 1858,
that they may then and there L. said Cour up
pear aud shew cause, if any they have, why
judgment, IN said action, should not be rendered
against them and execution issue accordingly.
Attest, JAMES o. MCINTYRE, Cleik.
Tue Copy of writ aud oIder of Coat thereon.
3w45 Attest, JAMES u. M'lNTlRE, Clerk.
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STATE OF MAINE.

-oo.. YORK "a. To the sherifs Il our rrsps9<
(tive Counties, OF either Of their Deputies, u
L'S' the Constabss Of the several cities and towns
- within our saia Counties OF to any .. either
We command you 70 attach the goods o. estais ef G.
T. Chase, Of Havsrh In the county Of kssex and Con.
noavs.ith Of Msssaehusesss shoe nsnufAarss to tns
our Jods. q our Munieips cOar q The cy q sdds
ford In the County Of Yost 70 Be- hot en- :. the Muniei
pal Court Room. In the city Of Bddebrd, In said county
Of York. on The nt Monday Of November 1887, at nine
O'Clock In The forenoon then and there IN unto
Jonathan Kills, Of SANFORD In the county Of York, and
State Of Maine, shse manufactured In pie. Of the
case for that the said defendant at said Bddefi, On
the day the purchase Of this wr, being indebted TO
the plaintiff In the Of forty Ave dollar, according TO
the account annexed then and there In consider Alton
thereof promised the plaintiff to pay him the same sum
on demand
ct. CHASE, ma
Dec To making set eco prs) Shoes at Is en-. $500
1851. I" "(So prsj Shoes, at ZEE" $500
Also Cor that the said defendant on the day Of the Dur.
chase Of this writ being indebted TO the plaintiff In the
the psintid TO the defendant and In the same amount
hs work done and materials Cor the me provided by
the plaintiff r the defendant at his requests and In the
amount ip' money let by the plsni the defend
ants and in the same amount far money rrc-v by the
defendant To the use OF the plaintiff; and In the
amount Cor money paid by the plaintiff Or the n The
defendant at his request and Ia the same amoant Tor
due from the defendant To the plaintiff for Interest 81
money before then from the defendant 10 the plalnn
and by the plainun b,ebone TO the defendant. at the
Defendants request Tor long time before then elapsed
In consideration thereof promised to pay tbs same TO the
plaintiff on dema II.
Yet the laid defendant though oftsn rsqiestd, has
not paid the same, but negts IT, to the d,n,g, Of the
said Plaintiff las he says the SUN Of my dollars a. shall
then and there appear with other due damages.
And have you here this writ With your dcngs therein
Witness WILLIAM BEkRr, Esquire. our said Judge at
Dddsbri, Aforesaid, this sixeeLth day sf ONtober In
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred AMI
nnty.seyen.
WILLIAM BERRY.
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MR.. CUDWORTt-botanlc lnnrmary. NO.
IL Howard street, Boston, Mass.
DIR. CUDW0krH attributes TO his NEW DISCOVERY
much Of his success In curing the most deeprooed, OBJ
sinate COMPLICATED and long standing, and even IN.
nERIrED disorders OF the human system. His utter dis.
poisons rvm the medical practice, forced him TO search
Tor substitute and the result was, this agent, which
In itself Is thorough but mid searcher, discover and
expeer Of all mercura or other poisonous depoits Of
the hgEon system.
This 10 we'll worth sober consideration Because his
cleansing and renovating remedy, the New Discovery,
the basis which his theory OF Healing long and well
settled dis rde Is .ounde and will In all 'ases intro
uce healthy action OF great consequence, but where
he pronounces thorough cure II has ssyER FAILED.
Old Diseases 40 the Tn Chest Heart and Lungs,
Gout and Rheumatism Indigestion, General Debility,
Mercuria Affections, Fem les Chronic Disorders, Nsr
yousness and llabtua Headache, diseases Of indiscree
young and nddle-sged persons. and all diseases OF the
skin or urinary organs constitute list OF human ac-
tons In which rs "Sew Dscoycry"is OF a most abso
lutte efficacy For the satisfaction OF the public. $5o)
will be ally forfeited grain OF mercury found IN
any medical preparation nom this institution.
All persons who by In injudcious or deficient med.
all hope Of recovery may for couple Of weeks try this
SEw DISCOVERY, and nevei vUHsaue medical treat
Ia three weeks has effected so important aud
und,niable change to his benefit.
DR. Cudworth has his own Laboratory, where all his
medicines are prepared. II Is his interests 10 pay
WE'LL AMI carefully select hs drugs used In his practice
that spurious inert $40 old sluggish COM
pounds mistaken, Inaccurate, or atitous prepare.
TONS can defeat his knowledge and dsa ppoint his pa
tent. No. IL Howard street. ONCE open day and eve.
nlng
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WILLIAM BERRY.
State Of Maine.

YORK IS At the Municipal Court Of the City Of
Ddeord, which was begun ami held at Bhidef,rd, 10
said countf Of York. the arst Monday Of November
A. ID. 1857.
In the above action appearing that c. Y. Chss the
said defendant 10 out Of the STATE and has been
notified, and has Tenant, Agent, Attorney In this
State upon whom % serve notice.
The Court ordsrs that the Plaintiff use the sail de
PENDANT 10 be no,he of the pcndency Of this suit BY
publishing attestel conY u the writ this order o;
Couu thereon three weeks successfully Ia the Union
Eastern Journal Newspaper prn ed In Blddeford, In
sal county u York. the last public ,tion TO be ten
at least before the nrst Monday OF December next thai
the said defendant may Mt that time appear In said
Court and shew cause II any he has, why judgment Il
this action should not be rendered against him and
ecu,on issue accordingly.
Attest, WILLIAM BERRY. Judge.
true copy Of writ and order Of Court thereon.
3wl5 Attest, WILLIAM DERRY, Judge.
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YORK SO Al The Supreme Judicial Count
begun aud hello al Alfred. within and for the coun
~ VI York, On the third Tuesday of September, 4.
ID. 1857
In the above action, II appearing that the De.
fendant Is out Of the State aud has never been
notified aud has no Tenant, Agent, or Attorney
in this State upon whom 10 serve notice.
The Coun order, that the Piainiif cause the de-.
f.ndani to be notified of the tendency Of this suit
by serving him with M stiesied copy Uf the writ
and this order OF Court thereon fourteen days, q.
by publishing the same three weeks succsssiyrly
Ia the UnUn and Eastern Journal, u newspaper
published in Bddriord, in SAID County Of York,
The last publication thereof To be thirty days ai
least, before the next term Of said Court TO be
held nj Alfred, within aud f,r said County 81 York
IN the irst Tuesday Of January. A. ID. 1855, that
he may then and there in said Coun appear and
shcw cause, ifany he have, why judgment, In
said action. should not be rendered against Lim
aud execution issue accordingly.
Attest, JAMES U. MlNTlRE, Clerk.
True Copy VI vrii and order Of Court thereon,
IS Attest, JAMES o. M'INTiRE, Clerk.
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III U ID 8 ON'S
AMERICAN SALVE 4 BURN OINTMENT

b,HII compound has tod the test and gained the
. favor of thousands for the cure Of Turns, Cuts,
scads Bruises Sore Lips and Eyelids, Chapped Hands
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matfDn Piles, Salt Rheum Chilblsns Bites OF Mosqui-
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all cases wh.re outward application Is needed. For
more pa culars, see papers accompanying eabh box.
JOSEPH HUDSON, role Proprietor, Mattapoisett,
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Me dealer In Drugs, Medicines, hencals, &c, whole.
sale aud retail agent. P.S BRYANT, Kennebunkport'
Sold by druggists and vendors Of mhdoines In most Of
ne states and .ritish Provinces 6m3o
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Has been before the public more than 90 yean
nd Is dcssredly popular in tho cure Of
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Rot In Sheep, Garget in Cows, Rheumatism
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sEPamphles gratuitously furnished by agent
9th Testimonials Of its utility.
AL orlon addressed to the Propristos, n. 3
'rcKER 4 Co., Lockport, n. Y.
:TFor sale by Druggists and Merchants gen
rally. thr,ugh the United States, British Pcsses
ions. and other Countries And bv
W. @. Dyer, G, ntrai Block Bideford Tristram Gilman
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CrpWoRTH. at hi. botanic In.

~ Urinary, No Is Howard street Boston, Mass, de-
Aotes his whole attention TO the treatment Of diseases Of
the urinary organs His great In curing these
long standing and difficult cases, such have formerly
been considered incurabe Is sufficient TO commend him
the public worthy Of the extensive patronage which
be has received. Within one year he has cured over
500 csses-a practice which doubt exceeds that Of
any other ply sican In Boston, therefore all persons Az
FLiCrED with any disease will do well 10 call on him.
and avoid all Boosting mpos,ers, either foreign native
DR. CUDWORTll still confidently invites the ladies
to test his invaluable method Of treating the many dis
tressing complaints to which the subject to
General diseases and all distractions removed without
physical danger. Consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL
ONCE open day and evening. All letters addressed to
DR.. CUDwoRrii, Is Howard street, Boston, Mass,
containing postage stamp, will be attended to.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIEs OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY

just Published, Gratis, Tue 2lIh Ihousand.
FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
n treatment, without Medicine. Of Speimaiorr.
hea or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Genital aud Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
or toe System, Impoiency, End lmfedimenis 10
Marriage generally BY b, DE LANEY, NJ. ID.
The ImpoIiant Tact that tue many alarming
complaints, originating IN the imprudence and
solitude Of youth, may b, easily removed WITH
OUT aEDicisE, is in this small tract, clearly dem
onsiraied; aud the entirely new and highly sue.
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explained, BY means Of which every Que Is en-.
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Irast possible cost, thereby avoiding all the ad.
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Sen, TO any address, gratis and post Tree In
, eaed envelope, hv renting two postage stamps
to DR.. DE LANEY, II Lispenar Street: New
vnrt lkTiU
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Piano Forte For Sale.

u,HE Subscriber has Just received one more
1 fine toned Piano from the mandatory Of
Halleit & Cums,on. The instrument has six and
half oclaves, 1. warranted good il every re-pec,
ard will be sold as cheap one Of the same quail.
y can h. bought at the rooms Of the manulaciur.
ers in Boston. Any one wishing 10 purchase
Piano, is respectfully invited TO call and examine
u at my house on Summer street, Saco.
i5tr CHARLES II. GRANGER.
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Lumber, Lumber.
N o TIC Z

AIRS. SARAH A HALEY has been provided
mi ~iih suitable seaport at ,ny house IN Hiram,
by coutr.c, uf the ovrrsreS al tue Poor. oi the
town vi Porter, with me Zoe that purpose hav
Ing leit IN, house without consrni. hereby eau.
too all persvus assius, giving sny credit To her
On my account hiOhAhD inaSF
Hiram, Ociober ~, 1857 All
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TO FEMALES. MADAM

L CUDwORTIi, M. Is Howard street, Boston Mass.
The necessity Of Botanic lnhrmary and discreet Re-
male Medical adviser for ladies to consult IN certain
cases 90 apparent, that IL IL useless to enlarge upon
It, Madam 9. 10 very thankful to the ladies for the
patronage extended to her In private prac Ice. She
confidently warrants that her treatment shall be perfect
y Satisfactory to all The high order Of this medical
adjustment will satisfy any that al will be treated
In the most thorough manner In all departments. Mad
am C.'s medicines for Females Irregularities, Suppress
sions &C.. positive In their result In ending TO
move distractions and strengthening their sJs-m. La
dies requiring medical aid will do we'll to Call
suit Madam q. defore going elsewhere.
All letters addressed to MADAM CUDw0RTIl, IL
Howard street, Boston Mass, enclosing dollar, vii
be p,omptly attended TO.
Office open dag and evening. 50
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DIR. SANFORD'S
ORATOR,
OR LIVER REMEDY

vVHIs Is ONE OF THE GREATEST SCI.
l. en,ifc Medical discoveries ever made, aud
is daily working cures almost too great to be-
neye Il cures Us il by magic, spea the frst a1,s
giviAy Bsnsfi, and seldom more than que b0,,le
Is required 10 cure any kind IL Lirer Complaint,
from the worst Jsundice OF Dyspepsia TO a CON
lnoa headache, all VI which ar. the result OF a
DtscaseA LAGER.