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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-30

Fts5rVc
using aroad until IT is finished aud delivered to the
Board Of Directors the LIST Of July, 1859.
One of the first irmest fastest and truest friends
of this important enterprise informed us few even.
ings since that gronnd would be broken-or in other
words, commencement made-in two or three weeks
and that the work would be pushed forward with the
utmost rapidity towards completion. The foregoing,
from the Advocate corroborates and susains the in
formation thus impaired to US, and we publish it for
the benefit Of readers with satisfaction that is
unailoyed. ------- = ----- IL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-30


KANSAS AND Gov WALKER.--While majority OF
the Southern Democratic papers denounce, in severe
terms, the inaugural address of Gov. Walker We do
not observe solitary word of censure directed at
President Buchanan or his Cabinet. True, GOV. Walk
er announces that the President and his Cabinet were
fully advised of his views and approved them, but
then the cases are widely different. Mr.. Buchanan
and the Cabinet have sundry good offices and fat
jobs at their disposal while Gov. Walker has nothing.
The Democratic Convention at jackson, few days
since, denounced Gov. Walker, but resolution to
censure the President also would have shvered that
harmonious gathering into unnumbered fragments.
Hence Buchanan and his advisers escaped, and Bob
Walker was made the scapegoat for their sins. Great
is the power of Office, and mighty is the cohesive
power of public plunder!' lycksburg Whig, 9th.
The Hon. Michael Ryan, Democratic Senator from
Rapides, makes some very severe charges against
Mr. Hunter, the Democratic nominee for State Trea
surer. The charges are OF such nature as even to
make Know-Nothing blush.
lrhibodauX Minerva, 27th.
What are the charges? Why not make them
known Why intimate an interesting family
fight" and withhold the particulars? i? Why aroust
curiosity and not satisfy it? Our Fifth District
coemporary is expected to make all things square ii
the next issue of the Minerva.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-30

Singers Sesptngt -vzaChisees,
With all the late improvements for sale by
MRS. BOYD,
jel5 2ptol l5S Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-30
"OOdnlQn'S

O. o. WOODMAN, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-30
Aayenture of an Aeronnut.

Hon. TAos. J. Cooley.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-06-30
Fishing Tackle! Fishing Tackle.

complete assortment of FISHING TACKLE Just received
LION & PINSARD
ie22 2ptf &c and 6S Royal street, corner Bienvle
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
Life Illustrated:

A First Class Family Newspaper, devoted 10
News, l. teratGre. Scien c, AMI tile Arts; 10
Entertainment, improvement, and Progress.
Designed 10 encourage spirit OF Hope Man
in $, Sci reliance, aad Activity am ny the
people; 10 illustrate Lifs in all its phases,
aid 10 in l:cate the mode by which we may
attain the highest degree OF usefulness AMI
happiness--a paper which ought 10 be read
by every family in The land. Published
Weekly, a: S,a year, or 81 for hal year.
re- In accordance with an arrangement
made with the publ hers OF the above valu-
able works, we are enabled 10 offer either
one OF hem or all, in connecti n with the Re-
publican, at half pnce. That is, We will fur
nj the Republican or either one Of the i've
first-namel at 80 per annum, or The Repu5-
lican and Life illustrated for $3.50 In ad-
vance. By this arrangement the above works
can lie h:d al the lowest club rates Subscri-
bers 10 The Republican who have already aid
their subscriptions can have either Of the a
We works by payirs the club rates in add
ton.
Life Illustrated is one OF the most useful
asd entertaining papers publ shed in the Uni
ted Staies.--Ed. Rep.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
Especial Motto es.
THE hHERICly PIEREN0I0GICik JOURNAL
FOR 1857:

Devoted to Phrenology, Physiology, Mech
anism, Education Agriculture, the Natural
Sciences. aud General Intellisence, is pre-
fussly illustrated with EngraylngS, and pub
lished monthly at One Dollar year. Every
Family, and especially all young m and
women, should have copy.
II Young men about launching forth upon
The activities OF life, aud anxious 10 start right,
aud understand tleir course, will find this
Journal friend AMI monitor, 10 encourage
them in virtue. shield them rom vice, and 10
PIE pare item for usefu ress and success in
life. Tie various occ pstions will be dis
cussed inthe light OF Phrenrlogy and Phys
iology, so that tv ~ one may know in what
pursuit lie would lie most likely TO succeed.
-prBIIsuERS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
rs is nominal at 9oc. whiskey 4

Rye is nominal at 90c. Whiskey i
easier, sales Of $50 brls a, 29c.
Mess Pork is.6rmer. Prime is unrhsn-
ged; sales Of $50 brls at SO 25sI9 81
for old Mess, aud SIG 50sl7 for prime.
Beef is firmer; sales Of $50 brls nj st
1913 80 for Country prime, Sl0al2 81
for Country mess. sl4 50asl4 rs fol re.
packed Chicago.
Beef Hams are quiet at l6sl9c. Dress.
ed Hogs are selling at 81. Cut Meats are
dull; sales oi 60 his al 7fs7ac for Shout
ders. 9s.lOac. Bacon Hams are s'eady;
sales OF 500 boxes long ribbed middies a,
9ic. February delivery.
Lard is beiter; sales of 200 brls a,
l2l 1890.
Cofrre is firm; sales OF 900 bags Eis
al lOalOf;.
Sugar is buoysn, a. advsnce; sales OF
Havana at 9.llc.
Linseed OIL steady: sales Of 10000
gallons al S3c.
Turpsn,iue is firm. aud all qualities
have considerably advanced; sales Of 1900
brls at IL a 48c.
r sin is steady. Tobacco firm at j
Sc. Rice is quiet. Freight irIegu-
lar.
The Money market is active and firm.
Sterling Exchange is dull aud nominal.
Stocks ur- firmes bu, quiet.
Illinuis C-nnsl bonds 96a Harlem
2nd bonds 73; Delaware ami Hu 'son Int;
linois Central 1921; New York Central
93h; Erie 6ls; Reading S5i; Chicago and
K ,ck Island 95f.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
Co,.a,afssiomer,s SAFE.

NOTICE is hereby .iveu,s that in pars,l.
IN ance of an order of the MARSHALL G 'uuiy
Court of Common Pleas, at It's Oct der Teruj
1856. held nj the town OF llymoath. in the
County o. Mar hal and st tie 81 Indiana. on pro-
ceedirgs pending therein. on com lint for
partition Of Real Esiatc. wherein Macy Gam
was plaintiff, aud Daniel Gum, Moses inn,
" .thauiel Snir;,n n ,ria Shirland, Ransom
Barber and Angelina Barber wei. defendants
will CT r for sale a, private sale from aud afs
.e- ihes h Jay of Janury 1887, at said iown
OF lymonib. the following described Real :
'atr, s.,-svir. lie West bali the MOI III Esst
q lari. i S .c:ion tlIi ty.'w 1927 in township
th;r y far a, N,riis, o! Range one (n East,
in SAID .,uiy and State. Said hnd il To be
sod { nut less than the appraised value,
witch is Nine II inbred D,iIars. Terms--
CASH in hanth
A. C. CAPRoN Commissioner.
4ce. l8 1S56-4-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
F.um The Indiana State Jaurna'
A.

Oh ~
The we der is forsy and irearv. the street.
aud Placements slip; ev with 81. ct. aud bust
n IS e orally dull. Vciy lew people ale in
the city. aud al,og thet il is The iulcsi Saiur-
dav we II we ste IN l"ng wii'e.
Exchange on b sion. NV York and Phil :
dell, hia has advanced ! ol per ccn.-5uyiug
al per cen. and selling al o. per cent
Coal is selling premium, and silver ut from !
To two premium. These Rates are very
firm
The money m ,rkei continues stringent G Ill
for loans On first class paper >aot always
met. Rates uI interest Ircm 10 2 per cent per
m NTH.
The Cleveland papers publish a list Of dis
cred.te b1nks wiich sm''r"ces our entir,
h'n,laster lst. Such currenci should be dis.
credited everywhere.
The banks ab,ut which rum RS Ct insolven-
cy were rife fur some days past, ate sas' hav.
ing their currency sent Lonie I" their. SOM,
Il them are Under protest la NV y ,rk; and
their stanIing is uuceitlin.
There is sres' demand for money tlr mg'i
out the West. TIE january interest .w.ns
by the States upon ii bonds. ard by lh,
Iii: fcrent Railroad c ,npanes aud other incni.
porations, las Ia i 4 tendency 10 llpard up ihs
money in the couniry. After the demands o
Wal street are satisi, d, portion o. the mon
ey semi 1T viii ihl it's Way back to the WIS
aiu.
The Bank Of the State Of In.lia "a goes into
operation the I'd of J-.nIaiy, Tie paid mp
c,pitIl WI he ,bout S., 1000 600. La several
OF the Branches tie Ell, r, Capital has been
paid III.
! The Ma lison Courier has p,cn furnished with
a list oil branches and officers, which We pub
fish;
OyT.c RS OK TIE BANK CT TIE STATE OF
INDIANA.
nUt;uM CULLOcH, President. JAMES
VI. RA Y. Caslir.
Bedford Branch, FIN xs~n Pres, 1, aac
r ctor Ca d.
c 'nnersviile. NJ :redih Helm, Pres. E
Claypo,l, Cas-.
Evansville (not organizcd.)
FIR, wa,n,. IL. Mcculosh, Prs Chas d
b 'n,', Cash.
illian,PoliS. Go Touscy, Pres IS Steven.
son. CssL.
J,tterscnvil j Montgomery ,Pr.sJ IS + AZ
len cashIcr.
f.y, tie. NJ 'ses Fowler Pes. Broken.
b.ouyh Cash.
L,poric, ID RISE. Pres mil Burson
Cash.
Lawrcucepurgh E G Brrlsham Pres. ii X
Hobbs Cash.
Lima, J ID HIVE P.-e>i lent, ThosJ Bcals
Cashier.
Losa lspoIt, w Whitney, Pres. James Chen
CIV G ash.
NJ .dison. J NJ NJ ,ore Pres, G 20 D Fi;zbu-gh
Cash
Muncie. J ,hn Marsh Prcsiden-, w Burson
Cast.
NV Arbanv,T J Brown President, V A Pe.
pin G s>li.
Plymouth, w J Walker Pres, II P Ho.br,ok
Clsh.
Richmond. R,bt Morrison Prs, CL S Cof-
fin G .sh.
Nashville. Geo II bben Pres. W c Mcaeyn-
DDS Cash
S,n'h nd, John Br-wcield Pes, Cha
pin c sh.
Terrc Hau'c. P Usher Pres. P Hasssy,
Cash.
vnccanes, John Ross President J F Bayard
Cdsh.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

We wea.d call The attention Of our Mer-
chants to the advertisement in this weeks pa
rof the firm Of WnuAns& Hursris, Whole
sslr Grssers, Fort Wayne. lid. Their stock
cons SIS ola 8, nsrsl assortment Of Groceries
together with every thing that is usually founJ
IN store, cxcepr dry goods. Their connec-
ton with sem, Of the best, Oldest aud ceil
knspn Houses in the Essf frs Il em f. iii-
fi.s 10 laying in their stock; unsurpassed by
sny other House in the West.
They are therefore enabled to furnish any
thing in their line. ireish. considered. as low
n can be bought IA N. Y ,rk. Cincinnati, Chi
caso. or any other Marsef.
Fsrs Wayne is now within two or three
hcurs ride from this place, uninterrupted by
any change Of cars Merchants therefore, IN
his psse and vicinity. can obtain any thing
hey may need in the li,e If Williams 4 Hues-
&c, in fsw honrs, thereby avoiding The cx-
peuse. deIsyS snd loss Il lime. occasioned by
psrehssins or ordering from greater distance.
Wilkins ! Hsesfis have bat sss price, and
those offering from them. vii obtain goods Of
ne same Quality aud price, - il there in per-
son 10 purchase
goa would therefore ave both money and
time. purchase Of W7uiens 4 Hs<stis. Whole
nle Groesr'. No. IS, Colasatia street., Fort
Wayne. Ind. fllm6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
Monks New Standard Map.

We have Just examined this great nap
which embraces an area Of about MAE
millions of square miles Of land and
wsses. A few specimen copies only
have been received BY the Agent, Mr.
Prescott, Who will call on the people.
and give them . chance TO see the largest
and most beautiful map ever published.
4; is certainly tbs best mp wo ever
cav. The printing is in c,ssr large type.
6ne!y and beautifully engraved and col
osed. an elsgent border. and the whole
tsstefuiiy finished. Everything is
Drought up 10 The latest available dates.
and i, fslly keeps pace with all the
secent changes ia oar own and adjoining
countries. its interest and vasue being
greatly increased by its accurate define
alton Of the numerous lines OF railroads.
finished and in progress. including the
elk proposed routes Of the railroad 10
she Pacific. We have determined 10
purchase one and have subscribed for the
same. 1t is oil the first m2ortnEc. in
evesy school and every family where
there are children 10 be educated. and
re take pleasure in commanding it 10 the
patronage of the public with the ASST
nnce that they will hcd il most valu-
able assistant.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
THE WlTER-CURE JOURNAL FOR ISL

Devoted 10 Physiology. Hydropathy. and tb,
Laws Of Life and Health, with Engravings
illustrating the Human system--a Guile 10
Health and Longe7i.y. Published moIthly,
at 81 yea.
uGool Hea'ihis our Great Want We
can obtain it only by knowledge OF III,
Laws OF Life and the causes OF Disease
which are clearly presented in tie Water Cure
Journal. Particular directions are given for
the treatment OF ordinary cases at home, so
hat all may apply it. Believing Health to be
the basis OF all happiness, We rely on The
friends Of good health to place a copy OF the
Water-Cure Journal in every family. Now
is the time to subscribe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

New YoEK MUSICAL WoRLD.--We re-
ceive this excellent work regularly. IL
is published weekly at New York, a: 90
per nnnum in advance. The number Tor
Saturday, Dec. 80. contains acme inter
essing literary Articles, AMI one piece oil
mus:c-"O NanRis wilt thou gang ui
ms9' A fsvorite Scotch song. arranged
with Pisno-iorte accompaniment. by w,
ID. Raphsleson.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

connEcrEp WEEKLY.
SPEClE-PAylNI BANKS.

SPEClE-PAylNi BANKS.
Rockville bank, Rockville.
Bank OF The Capitol. indian ,poiis.
Bank Of Elkhart, Elkhsrt.
Bank o. Goshen, Goshen.
Bank Of Indiana. Michigan CITY.
Bank Of Monticello, Monticello.
Bans Of Mt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of North America, Clinton.
Bank OF Psoli, Psol.
Bank OF Ro XIV lie, Wabash.
Bank Of Syracuse, Syracuse.
Bank OF Salem, Salem.
Bank Of Warsaw, Warsaw.
Bloomington Bank, Bloomington.
Canal Bank OF Evansville, Evansville.
Crescent City Bank, do. =
Cambridge City Bank, Cambridge City.
Central Bank, Indianapolis.
Exchange Bank, Greendastle.
Fayette county Bank, ConnersviIie.
Farmers and Mechanics Blak, Inlimapoli,.
(ciosng.)
Farmers Bank, Westfeld.
Gramercy Bank, Lafayette.
Hoosier Bank. Logansport.
Huntington county Bank. Huntington.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indian Reserve Bank, Kokomo.
Indiana Farmers Bank, Franklin.
Indiana Stock Bank, LaPor,e.
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbis.
Lagrange Bank. Lima
Merchants & Mechanics Bark, New Albany.
Parke Comfy Bank. Rockville.
Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute.
Southern Bank OF Indiana, Teue Haute.
Salem Bank, Salem.
Shawn~e 8ank, .Attica.
State Bank of indiana and Branches.
Traders Bank, indianapolis, (cIosing.)
Tfnpecanoe Bank loranSnors 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
Domestic Attachment
Arstin r. Gould,

Arstin r. Gould,
VS..
Morris M. Horran,
The pinsbnrg,Ft. Wayne. and Chicago Rail
Road Company, Garnishee.
WHEREAS, a Summons aud a writ oil
w Attachment. wers on the 9th OF Dec,
in t., issue by me against the de endant
Mouis NJ Horran, reiurnable on this 18th oil
December, 1855, at 10 o'clock. a. M. which
summons has beel returned by the Officer
holding he same. mo; 10 N .".--this is there
tore to no ify the par les in this cause that
the same is continued until the 9th day o.
January. 1857, frtr al ~ my Office in Ilym.
outh, at 10 o cl ,ck, a. m OF lid day.
N. w. SiiTH, JUS ice, (sEAL.1
Plymouth, Dec. Is, rs J6.--fJ3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

p The Wholesale Grocery estal lishm-n'
of j. W. Rs55s 4 Co., is anoile z n Wayn
House. deserving the no ice of retail dealers in
si.is place and vicinity Oar Merchants viii
no DOUBT consult their Interest by sending their
orders 10 this Horse. Tier Stocf 70 rerg
Large. comprche.idius every article almost IN
the Grocs line; aud as they have the rePu'a
zion # being liberal, enterprisias, bdsn' 80
men, we ava no doabt they viii sell G rods
- low as they Gun lie boush: in any other
Western City. llIm6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

~ How quickly the chilling bl ,si, Of win
.er developes the disease, peculiar to our va
riabe cima'e. Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Pain
aud Aching I, { the iiones, the Fleets Il Mer-
cuIy, Old ,rcs aud such like eff c'ions, hang
On like an incubus. Mny are not IRE
that the chief cause OF most Of the diseases
with which mankind are afflicted proceed d.
rccty frsni impuriiy of the blood or depravcd
state Of the system, but such is urq les,ionabiy
the f,ct. No disease can exist when the blood
Is free from impnrity. Tnis desirable result
can only be Obtained 10y timely resort to Car
icr's Spanish Mixture. which is unqucsiiunahiy
The best remedy yet Uncovered To purify the
blood aud exI ell from The system tie lurking
infcs tons Which cause such serious and dan.
serous results. In tn. thousands of cases ol
Scrofia, Neuralgia, Syphilis, aud others of III.
very worst forms of disease viii b have been
treated by c r;.r's Spanish Mixture. tie pro-
pretors have yet Ia hear Of the first case in
which i, failed to relieve, ID in a shoit time
permanently eject u cure. We wish lie at
fl cted 10 thy IL the use of single bottle will
tell better lLan anything w. eau say in is Ia
vor. ldl8ml.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
A Remcdv Wiahout am Eauai

There has ever been medicihs introduced
viii h has gained The wide spread popularity
and apr ,baton all Classes Of the crmmlni-
" ss Hurley's Susar arilIa. Tais medicine is
known in every section Of the Union. not only
rs the best preparation Of Sarsaparila manu-
n tired, but likewise tie most reliable eura-
tive agent for S -fpfu'a Dyspepsia, c ronic
Ethcumatism. ID s=a<ed L yer. Bronchitis. on
any form Of cutineous eruptioa deperd,r' OIL
an iEpare condition of the blood Feray
Ness.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

!" A Daily mail line has been es'
tablisked betw cen iais place and FIT.
Wayne. and all Intermediate points
along the Railroad.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

F. BRowx's ESSENCE or JAMAICA GINGxR.--
This m -dicine EMO, wide spread and well
meiiled popularity; for its wonderfully effective
qaa lies. ltas.i rs dig sstion. cures di .rrlea,
aud is excellent for the sick stomach, aud is
Iikewi. an ext lent AID invigorsting tonic.
n family sionld be without l..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

1" The article under the Agriculiu
raj head in this weeks paper. on Bee
culture. will be found entertaining end
Instructive to oil classes OF readers. All
who love honey should red il.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

PApDocK's BANK MIRROR. published
at Cincinnati. for December. is on our
table, filled with useful information to
ell business men,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
a GARD,

The undersigned would embrace the pres
ent opportunity 10 retura their sincere thank
10 the members OF the Nj. E. Church. an,
also to the many Others who joined in the
Donation VISIT or last Wednesday alter
noon and evening, for their gratifying exhibi-
lion OF warm hearts and Liberal hands
May He who "loveth cheerful giver,"
and who hath promised rewaid to such,
speedily make the promise sure
w. S. HARKER.
PRISCILLA HARKER.
Plymouth, Dec. 3Oth, 1856.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

CT See Commercial Department for
interesting and imaortnn, intelligence.
We intend to devote special sttention.to
this department in future, and make il a
feature Of The psp'r.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
RELIotoUs NoTIcE.

Rev. A. GHEsonr. Rector Of the Episcopal
Church It LaPorte will deliver discourse in
rIymo1tn, on 'nday evening. January "a,
1857, 1t the Presbyterian Church.
service to commence at i-2 otck.ct.
Tbepublic is:especlfulIy invited 10 attend.
Plymouth, Jan. LIST, 1851.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
AS. FRAZER, caAs. A.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
SOUTH PLYMOUTH, IND.

FTVHIS we'll known Hou c, formerly ken'
BY G. +; Cherry, has been leased by the
undersigned. with Inc inie ltion OF keeping 9
House OF ENTER TAINMENT,
for the accommo lation ofIhe TT yelling Public
They WI spare no pains 10 render all who
favor them with their custom as comforta lie
as possible. Theirtab'e shall always be sup
piled with the best the county affords
The commodipus stables at.ache shall be
well supplied with p ovender, and in charge
o. att. ntiye ostle S.
/. B. & w. TUESDELL.
dec le, 1s5S--llif
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

u The Quickest 4 nj at the same time "a
feat medicine for Chi l. aud fever, is FAIRS
Agus Tonic, or O sinine Sal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Journal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
S GERMAN FL
THE LEiD.
E.TsSTox. Goo,

E.TsSTox, Goo, July /, 1853.
Dear Sir--Your German Bitfcrs arc king
Ilae lead OF IL, oiher medicines for chronic DIS
es, &c., and selling ra.iIly. Please
serd us another box Immediately. VI shall
be out hcurs it arrives.
Truly yo'rs. LYNCH & DAVIS.
Macon, GEO., Jan. l. 1851.
D.. E l.. ST3OHECKEa said: Il sm happy
to say that your German q. tiers are gaining n
greet reputation. | think il viii, in future,
sell vers rapidly"
Nj ,xTIcELLo, Geo. Oct. 6, 1852.
w. .AlAxEY & c.. said: Y1ur bitters,
ihoush entirely unknown before In this C, un-
~, have sold rapidly and given satisfaction
See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

pains TO give satisfaction. aud will war; mt all
work done by him 10 be in the latest New
York and Philadelphia style.
Cutting done on shor Ii e.
Dec. Is, lS56.--iim3.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

T1AvE just received lar,e and ew stock
II of Conger & Fields Writing Fluid, III.
best made Red, BIae ID Black. A good as
softment OF Gold and Steel Pens; School
Books. Stationery. Pencils, Cigars, Tobac o.
Wright's Pills, McLan-'s Pills and Vermi-
fuge, Ya6k. e Notions, Townsend's Sar apa-
parilla, Porlmonies. Camel ia Z Peccils.
O. English and Germaa Almanac t, give
away. lfiu