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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

EE- What is the matter with the young
folks? We hear of no marriages recently.
Have the times become too hard, to mar
~? That is one way to better them. 1t
does not take much more to support a
young married couple, than it did either
one of them before the nuptials. Wethere-
fore advise our young friends not to per-
nit the harl times to deter them from en-
ioying connubial bliss; but agree upon the
day at once-don't postpone the happy
time too long-and when it rolls round
senl for the minister to tie the knot; having
made you happy, make him rejoice by slip
ping an eagle. or half an one any how.
silly into his palm. and another one of the
same sort. about the size of half dime
for the printcr-he Will understand what
you want and will attend to it with the
greatest pleasrr.,-piling up the eompl.-
Notwithstanding the astonisllcd public that
the groom is a perfect Adonis, the bride a
veritablc Venus; and if you don't feel as
happy and as cosy as pair Of sucking
doves, it will be because you are made of
stuff too stern for compliments and COOL
wishes to effect. But one other thing now
remains TO be done to insure a continuation
of happiness md point you toilc road that
leads to prosperity anil fame-subscribe
and pay for the REPUBLICAN in advance.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22
H We design. should the increas

T We design. should the increase Of
our subscription list Justify, making still
further improvements in the RErrDIcAN,
at the commencement of the second vol
Nn,c, so as to enable us to furnish our sub
scribcrs with considerable more realizing,
each number, than VIC now do Citizens
Of Marshall, il ycu want goo, county pa
per, one that will advocate your local in
tercsts. and by It's mechanical appearance.
AMI the spirit with which it is conducted,
afford some Indication of the intelligence
an enterprise of the inhabitants, yield us
generous support. aud if IN our power
you shall have such an one
We expect during The ensuing year to
devote considerably more space to literary
rca.ling. than We have the past. The Re
publican principles having been discussed
pretty thoroughly. and being generally I'M
dcrstood, there will not be so much ncces-
siiy to devote the space we have hereto
very acceptable feature, we arc aware, ia
our yonng friends. and hope they will i'm
perfume papa" to subscribe for the Re-
roELIcAS, if Inc has not already done SO.
The ensuing session Of Congress. it is
expected will be an exceedingly stormy
one. and we intend our rca,iers shall be as
fully advised of It's proceedings as our lin
its viii admit The application Of Kan
sas and Minnesota for admission into the
Union will. no doubt, bring up the Slavery
issue; anil as neither party desire any more
compromises, the struggle will. doubtless
lie long and fierce. The pro-slavery party
has a majority in both branches of Con
grcss, but the Republicans will not, mus
not permit Kansas TO come into The Unior
with constitution allowing slavery.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

cheese, we saw on exhibition. but our lin
tied space admonishes us to be brief. To
appreciate such things they must be seen
and tasted. We would like to speak Of
the splendid drawings. paintings, quilts,
counterpanss. coverlids, &c, DC, but must
deny ourself that pleasure to-day. The
stock on the grounds was not equal tc
that Of last year, in our opinion.
Another year the Society will have it,
Fair grounds enclosed with good board
fence. we hope. and be prepared to make 1
grander display in every respect. 80 s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

re- Rev. Mr.. SroSEY has been sent
back to preach to the WESLEYAN Churches
in this county. by the Conference. Mr.. S.
is fine, fluent speaker, and cannot fail to
do good wherever he labors. We were
much pie asel when we heard that he had
been sent lack here to preach, knowing as
we did his great holiness in proclaiming
truth AMI announcing sin, no matter in
what guise he found it. We wish there
were more such men in the world.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

The Marshall county Agricultural So
ciety held its third annual Fair, in this
place, on Friday and Saturday of last
week Owing to press of business we
were denied the pleasure of spending much
time on the Fair Grounds, and consequent
Iy arc unpreparcd to give particular ac-
OF awards, we supposed, would have been
handed in for publication in time for this
number of our paper, but it has not.
There were not probably as many en-
tries. owing to the lowering aspect of the
weather the evening previous and morning
Of the first day of the Fair. as there were
last year, but the quality of the articles ex-
hibited was equal, and in some instances
superior.
There was a fine array of apples. Mr..
THos. FIFE exhibited some of the finest we
ever saw, but had not, some one informed
us. a sufficient number Of different kinds to
entitle him to the premium. Messrs. Con-
GER, HAND, PoxERoY, and Others whose
names we have forgotten. as we did not
note them down. also exhibited some very
superior apples. We did not learn who
obtained the premium.
The pears exhibited by Mr.. Jonx GREER,
carried of the palm. Every body said they
were the finest they ever saw. Mr. G.
said they were Of the variety called Ply
mouth Beauty.
We observed some very fine looking
cranberrrics. on the table. the sight Of
which could not fail to elicit the admira-
fion Of epicures.
The display of Irish potatoes. and sew
cral other kinds of vegetables was highly
crcditablc. III. B. PER sHIxo had basket
Of sweet potatoes, the finest we have seen
in this section. The Big Golden Squash,
raised by Mr. JOKES, Of Green township,
attracted universal attention. 1t weighed
90 pounds, and is believed to be the larg-
est ever produced in this State, If not in
tbs world Mr.. SrxDxAs. the host of the
Edwards House, purchased the monster,
and his boarslcrs have since BEEN feastinc
on IT, Another Squash, which grew on
the same vine weighed 100 Ibs., It was said.
4 Nexicnn sncunbe< neasurine ~ feet
long. H<s en- exhibi<i6n. Some said L mas
It - ~ 80 - r.. F, :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

re- A gentleman stepped into our Of
flee on Saturday last, andtold us to put
his name on our subscription list--that his
wife said she would not do without the
county news any longer, and if he didn't
order the REPUBLICAN she would do it her.
self. She is a sensible woman, we know,
and we hope there are a great many more
Of the same sort in the county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

EE Mr.. VAN NosrRAsD, the gentleman
who sakes such splendid Melainotypc and
Transfcrotype likenesses, in consequence, OF
the increased patronage he has recently re-
ccived, has concluded to remain few days
longer for the accommodation Of such as
may wish to obtain an exact counterpart Of
themselves. Don't delay. Another such
opportunity may never occur again. His
Gallery is over Rice. Smith & Co.'s Store.
adjoining the Post-office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

Cranberries command very readily 80
per bushel, which sum exporters arc pay
ing for all they can get. One gentleman,
friend of ours, who owns n Cranberry
swamp Of 100 acres, informs us that he
has already gathered between 800 and 400
bushels and is still gathering. Cranberry
swamps must be more valuable than any
other description Of land.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

EE Mrs. 7. FIFE, sent us some exceed
ingly fine apples, Of several varieties, the
other day. We have had nothing superior
to them in the apple line this season.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22
Er Our friend JACOB MILLER,

Ef- Our friend JACOB MILLER. left a
bottle of Sorghum Molasscs at our office
yesterday. Of an excellent quality. We
think it equal, in every respect, to the best
New Orleans Sngar-IIouse Molasses. Mr.
MILLER thinks it will yield at the least cal
culation 200 gallons to the acre.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

Messrs. CHISowoRrH IL Co. are taking
pictures in an upper room of Doct. MAT
TISeLY's residence, corner of Michigan and
Washington streets. Call and examine
their specimens. They are very fine
Can't be excelled by any one.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

ICN Are not those of our subscribers
who have not yet paid up their subscrip-
tons afraid they will starve us out, and
thus afford our opponents cause ofrejoicing?
Don't hang back any longer, reader, il
you are one Of them, or we viii have to
suspend paper issues as well as specie pay
ments. We are not joking, now; pom
honor. we amt. One number more CON-
pletes the volume, and we expect all who
have not to call and settle their subscrip-
tions pfovious to that time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

re- Mr.. JAS. MITcHELL, has commenced
in this place, at his foundry, the business of
casting Stoves Of all kinds. He should be
encouraged 10y all means. Manufactures
10 more to increase the wealth and popula-
tion of town than any thing else.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

E1- The McCLURE WORKING MES's
INSTITUTE, of Plymouth, it has been dcci-
dcd 10y Judge HovEY, is entitled to the do
nation Of $500, from the MCCLURE estate.
The books for the library, will be forwarded
by Mr. Garfield, in a short time. Their
arrival will be duly announced
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22
8araI 0spnrsnrHl


Blank Deeds, Mortgages, and Magistrates Sum
mons, subpenas' and Executions, just printed ON
new clear and beautiful type, in the best style, and
ar sale at the RErusrIcAx Orrrcr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

EE Esquire CRm, of North tp., left a
basket full of the best beets we hsvetasted
this year at our Office last week. Many
thanks, Squire.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

Persons out of the county receiving papers
marked thus - after their name, will understand
1t to signify that their time has about expired, and
that another remittance is solicited ii6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

ET y little girl named LAURA Nc
LArcHILs, aged five or six years, died in
this place on Saturday last. Her father
is in California.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

E1-"A few loads of good wood will
be taken ON suspicion" says contempt
rary. Here too.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

EE Court of Common Pleas for this
county, Judge EeBEEr presiding. has been
in session since Monday. 1t is thought
the business Of the term will all be dispo-
sod of this week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

4 FEW MORE ACTIVE AND ENTER
n prising young men can lind lmmediate en-
ployment, by which they can make $500 to 81 900
year, to act as agents Tor e.l new and popular
works, just published exclusively for agents, and
not f;sr sale in the book stores. We have great
number of agents employed, many of whom are
making from 81 to $50 per week. Those who wish
10 engage in this pleasant and profitable business,
will, for particulars, &c, address
.s,sat-' $, c. L. DERBY 4 CO., q lplff8
Publishers and Wholesale Book Sellers:
Sandusky City, Ohio.
U Editors Of newspapers giving the above and
following three insertions, and calling attention to
it, and sending copy containing it, will receive
any three of the following works;
Life of Josephine, by Headley, 81 Is
Life Of Lafayette, by Headley, Is
Life OF Napoleon, by Headley, ! rs
Wild Scenes Of Hunters Life, l %
Life of Mary and Martha Washington, l Is
Odd Fellows Amulet, w
ANY person wishing any of the above books, can
have them sent by mail, free ofpostage, receipt
of the above retail price. Address,
c. l.. DERBY 4 CO.
October 6, 1s57-n49w3t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22
WOOD AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Fire Wood and most kinds of Country Produce,
taken In payment Of subscription TO the RErus-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

kg- We are greatly obliged to NJ
French, Esq, for late Cincinnati papers
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

TIrPECANoE TT, Oct. 10.
Editor REPUBLICAN,: Please enquire Of
Mr. ID. McDoSAI.D the price of cabbage in
Plymouth, since the election. Il.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

r. A glass jar Of elegant pickles. which
vas on exhibition at the Fair, was sent to
our Office by Nix L. H. AxpnEvs, They
were highly acceptable.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

EE Wea are indcbtedto WIN. KENDALL,
deputy Clerk, for copy Of the official vote
of this county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

uy The election for Justice OF the
Peace in Polk township, last Tuesday week,
resulted in the choice of H. ID. FALcoNBER-
ny, genuine live Republican. The vote
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

Ee- Read what ooIEspEE & SHIRLEY
say.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

ear Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Seven sfler the
Twensieth day Of August this arrangements takes
JouN L. WEsrERvELT.
Plymouth, August 10. 1871
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING.


.l ,r rolown, li, a, an, ,r. ran, Clnrcbr. t,,.I,
time and p,sc, Of ,u.,tins II ,h.r.
uIluat, the p.c.,sarv corr.cts,, : M, I,lnsur,.
s. Mat,l..r, E.fseoD,iig,, Garner o,o,rp, and Bvron
streets, Rev + r p,,rIr, I,,.,,,r.
O'clock, evening, l.
~ ,vGN,v EnrrOD,iiI1 Main srce. b.tvetD First and
Ercoud Cent?. WIr.lIn,r Rev "a X W.AR9trs pa,.n4
r.. ~, ~ ~ ., s',,.'r'
between MOnro, am, cuIIrc,
S,eoad I,c,,5,r.rf,,, Ny.l, : strtt 6.tr,
N.rl,t t,.Dtr. Wheeling. ,rvIer, ,or,,i,,
Third IrssCvts,I,,, F,,tl street Chestnut aud
T,Itt s,u,i, l,..l,,, REV, 4 No,Ds Pas,or 1,y,
sy.m morning and evening.
between ma .Tylcs ID,
evening.
,.t yaar,1 .,r. t"r1s. 3 oo
morning and evening.
NORTH street Atthofst EJdteoI al Rev. H. IsOx Pastor
Market and NOr, sts., No.t Wheeling;
nOnin. and evening"
cho4iHe Meet Notaodfst EpiseCp0l, Rev. s. n. DAW
sos, Pastor Caple street Letw.tu First anL SecoId,
Centre WLeslirp; services morning and evening.
Sou@ Fheetia0 ~ s. CHnreh, Rev. c. D. RArTrllk,
Faster; services morning snl evening.
W1es'iay Istdna tAaPet, Wheeling Island, Rev. r.
hooRE. Pastor.
csr"an NethOdtst Eptscepak Rev. Q. HElVre Pastor,
Calsinr street, betHten web4lyF and Third, Cepre WHEEL
ing.
n. JdmeS CdtLtd-ul Roman Catholic Rt Rev BISHOP
R. " MHG1AX, Finf street, corner Of ampden; services
morning and afternoon.
''"etde iSlot1Hed Rev j. T. NccIuEE, Pastor, corner
OfMarket Jefferson morning and aHernoon
Ei1ll Streets services morning and dsvtnng.
Dl'etLes Market street between Webster and Third.
evening s'f' services iOs IN 'he morning a'a -
~. i. ID
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IIlU LAW Ot'. NlSWsIAPEIts.

Subscrlbrrs who do give express notice to the con-
rSry, considered Wsig continue her suhseriI.
subscribers order dlsconttnuaAee of theEr ler.
naas s publisher continue to ssud them until u az.
Es-Tagrs paid.
all subscribers neglect or refuse to take their periods
CG lrOu the OhCra to witch they directed, they
rsponsDr till they have settled bill snd ordered them
GSeoutinur'I.
subscribers other places without inform-
publishers, and the papers to former M
rtclVli, ue1 are held Responsible.
aThe Courts have drdided tatFefusnR to take periods
the ottce removing ahd leaving then, uncael
e:,sE~i@t JsiciI evidence OF .tntentiUnut fraud
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COMMEROIAL COIGCE
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= NC most a hOEOuHhf nnd; tactical RnnIH
t48M Ca tke " ebt. 'f55

For FElI C6at5t tncEGdIa9 al o,E S
keetiNg, Lecturer u,lCi fsea1T,s, 81 3;
stuptRe6. :. 3. 40
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9IIE .PRoPRlEFORS take. rrest ple,,trs an
At Capita aud a %, 20 sss ls
s1eFtious to meet N lie aost eBgciet ilineT tl
dsnlAn4 qE 4Ectteuk GiShl CON
G0nrs0 aIercunt5ke
OF ths In saNy BANGING COnnieF.
,eI 5Jssti ~ aud accomplished Hensle
70 pfIls 70 eBFre vi perfection
SySSsq1 9i COUNTING RO0A Instructions By exercises
;i ~ Al LAiNED Bf 4tSHzOTHElS INSTITUTION. Each
lAs new pF9S drilled AZ ts DISK, iHdfri
tt step BY step untl he has lasterC the whole routine
oi " lutlr5 90 Thoroughly kSOa4kAS hL
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@ l1s 1 =. Altering, and sErsstOus
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~ eauIton 70 our engagement Of accomplished Assist.
, 1s s!so Secured t9e services ol
6ollcs. g iH. Z. fsjl IT, s
I ~ A 100 extended TO partlcularIe
ENTRY tNR ESEISIN5 contested with DOUBLE
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a very nest and e1peftpFartiele aG s
6AGhaGHE0KS on: all the city sBaMkS
ORDER BOOKS, 8
AlANk DEEDS NoTEsi DRAE Frs sEoss
Printed on extra PsTet, Tor sale a this ofies =
,Dnag 1tseelpts and ll39iills et gdt1tss3s
PLAIN AND n. iGY PRIli iIlllG!
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IN RI
INSURF,F, i OUR 5spF FTOPRRTV7'

syJEtEliN y IItkIt FUFER7ITX,
So Asa, s9s1ys, ySur RREntnRg by
rs ly1t1lNG[ JtJf25s II 4 e.
VNf4LlIkA 4. BELBY4-IG IGsehiNcR al an.
Story Of Tallept ptspPatns Main srtt, NhsslInF,
R4Egtlln- -lElsiF 00nithiiiSs 81 Wig:
Winchester, Va, $3.50 ~
ms Lynchs9Fs Hose and Pie Insurance Company a
AyuehluFg0 Va. fEsf II stsiit - r
take applications PdeIes In that we'll
Company, he United States Life Insufanct A
nG4ty = Trust Company Of PhilauelphI1. J6h99l
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TNWIee D1rYj Csund6S blight excepted j betVees Rich.
~ m0nd aud City via GoEdonSV1s and Alex.
Andlis. 5tals5r s sax ~ -.
Hoprs Of departure at Rich.
r.
Returning leave Washingtonss M and Nj
Arrive at Rchnond :. IN and "A NJ
InOTd and sS Warrington. y : 5ais1as
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being IN order and CARRYING TIE GREAT
nptse securing connecons, Il shown ami.
tie Steamboat line. = -
FARE RIGHNoED AID W WASHNGTuu 1880
An Omnibus VIII be found ready to- take i5l,i
and theE bagage ePpare between
take telE uiealsS whether going NORTH 6duth 80
TrnnRhS Tickets be oalnel brtEern nanytlls and
aspEt9n ~ the Ternts of the Road nov nearly CON.
panvte An Of the Company Will receive
the CleeEG OF ttGm The Road, ahd
tnore Depot. =.
me faTe lame tie aahe Is IS tie oa
route. ~ 8
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scr tgf C9stss, tEcsGdtag az qrtRseaESoG Book
SSsktNg, Lectures Gtsd 4HeaHQtShip fneQrttfGEg In
EoF 4st l0reeta Lsttttes Aeptrta.e.t ........ 81
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TlYEs IA 0TE,c1 DF9 l-9g5IIfI7ar1I1 ]

the undersigned, take pleasure In teating that re
~ psEsOnahI acquainted with Alr Granger5 a6i 5 N
and Teacher Of Book Kerliug, which e
susst oTuer. He has had great experience an Ac.
Ia heavy comlarreal aud Ranking Houses which
iNss Iiin superior facilities In hHIiartng Ipfctcdl
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For the Information of Strangers visiting the city, pub
M The following list OF the different Churches, and theIr
time and place of meeting. Ii any mlstak.s,
UiInlake the necessary correction NiEll pleasure;
y. Nattters, Etscolatiaa Corner Monroe and Byron
streets, Rev. E. t. PEEks, Reeter morning services lV
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20 .. - 2ss.. - s4ssf
,Cincinnati, Wilming ton q 2sanes-i
vile RailToad. g z
4kRCEAAHtSi and the pnbie eehsrally
4 new fecEiTe and freit
e sesna
LancssSeEs
EorEaTdnE Freight destined or de West "a seeoTSnee
WIN eee 2l by RitlEead us
Freight Wi Freeive and delivered during he Winter
F9o9a s 4; J; g ths pepss
.Iasa.l Sith t,,sis snts
t5Sssgs t!Sss ss9s * pa.
RSrf tea - de ~ IL TSSf ! 81
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