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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
fE The Lororte Times raves territ

~ The Lcrorte Times raves terribly
about Negro Equality" 1t is painful to
witness Its contortions and behold the froth
and foam streaming out of its mouth. Its
friends had better send for the mad stone
AZ once-there is no doubt about the rabid
condition of the patient and it cannot, we
are certain. survive another such ebbulli-
ton. In the meantime, until the messen-
ger for the stone returns, the wound should
be cauterized freely. The case is a bad
one, and requires prompt and efficient rem
edies, or the patient will certainly die; in
which case the world will be thrilled with
the announcement Of another Cock Robin
funeral; and then the heads of all the little
folks viii be turned into cisterns of water,
and their tears never cease to flow over the
narrowing and soul-stirring dirges the oc-
casion viii call forth. "Oh take me back
to old Virginia"
1t said many things during its paroxysm
or exacerbation which. We are sure, it will
be ashamed of in its lucid intervals. For
instance: it qnoted forged extract, pur-
porting to have been taken from the OHIO
State Joxra'al. which that paper. some time
ago. pronounced a base forgery. never hav-
ing uttered any sentiment akin to it. Of
course, the Tines, in sny other condition,
would not have quoted it. Its other ex-
tracts are of the same character, we sup
pose, never having seen them in the papers
it purports to take them from. Had they
teea genuine the number and date of the
papers would undoubtedly have been given.
81 But, suppose The Republicans were in ia
ver Of Negro Equality" which nine out
of ten of the party are not. docs not the
charge come with . bad grace from one
who is constantly defending a system which
provides for NEGRO suffrage" by proxy,
snd consorts and votes for men guilty of
practical ''Amslgation" with nsgroes?-
What party nominated and elected R NJ.
johnson, (who kept black mistress and
acknowledge the paternity of her chill
dren, tothe Vice Presidency of the nation?
"Oh shame where is thy blush!'
4.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

~ The article on JOHN TYLER and his
administration. from the pen Of Hon. O.
II SxrTn, which we publish to-day, is ex-
cceding'y interesting. and viii be read with
avidity by those especially who mingled in
politics during those stirring times.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
Laporte. Sept. I, 1857.
From the Republican
To the Voters OF the 9th Districf--the
Circuit Jud:.eship..Ostraci

From the Republican.
To the Voters OF the 9Th District..the
Circuit Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. EDrTol,:-(ASD ALL CONCERNED. J
Pernitsme the use of our columns for the
purpose of saying a word upon the above
subjects. And first, then, permit me to
remark that the above article, written for
the Union, was furnished about two weeks
since, and has lain in the office of that pa
per during two issues. After the second
issue, as soon as my time permitted, /
called upon the Union editor, and asked for
the manuscript, which was promptly hand
ed me; whereupon / remarked: "Sir.
you have an editors right to reject anu
manuscript you please, and / suppose YOU
have seen proper to reject this: what are
your reasons?" The answer was this
There are Objectionable remaks, and am
responsible for what l publish" said,
every well, if you refuse. shall send it to
Dr. Cameron"
l wish TO state, that | had, before hand
ing the piece in to the Union office, show
ed it to different persons. and those well
able to Judge of the matter, and they had
pronounced that there could be no obiec-
tlons, by the editors, to its appearance in
their columns.
Now wish to say land know whereof
l speak, to the voters--fo the people-that
the gentleman Mr.. Andrew) whose name
has been mentioned as a candidate for the
bench, is in every particular, we'll qualified
for the Office. Mr.. Andrew, as is well
known by the public generally and the
lawyers particularly, is a graduate of one
OF the best law schools in the T. S.; be-
sides, first having had three years read
ing, with first class lawyer, in the city
OF Cincinnati, Ohio; and this followed by
number of years practice at the bar; and a
time, about two years enga-
ged in teaching law class; all of which
must have been. in the highest degree, use-
full and essential. And, since he retired
from the practice, has land with honor to
occupied the bench as one the
Associate Judges. Then besides this, and
without speaking disparagingly of others.
| presume to say there is not man in all
our district who reads more, or keeps
better informed in relation to all matters
pertaining to Our common good and the
welfare Of the country. than docs Judge
Andrew. $3.50 49, 49,
Who among us would like to be ostrs-
cised? and what other name suits SO well
the proceedings in this case? What right
have few Interested men to take this
matter enkire7w info thar GUN hands.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

Competitors for premiums at the Marshall Co.
Agricultural Society. will please call on d. McDoN-
AID Esq, at the Recorders Office, ami make their
entries; as he has kindly agreed to attend to the
business of Secretary in nv absence.
SAMUEL B. CORBALEY, Secty
. Plymonth. Oct. lst 1857.
N. B. The committee on Class A., Farms. etc.
will please take notice that the time for making
entries in said class has expired and there has been
but f,ro entries. Said committee will please call
and receive a list and make view before the fair
s. B. C.. Secretary
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

FOR the bsporte Union.
The Circuit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Re.
hind the Scene..What is il! Who will
tell!
Mn. EDrToR.-I am not .'meddler in
politics" but as zone of the people" have
word to say in regard to the above sub
ject.
Mr.. Osborn, in his letter published in
the CRion, says something about zos be-
ing party candidate" What does this
amount to, when, as every one fully be-
lieves, Mr.. O. stands heart and soul with
the democratic party? If he can, by his
roundabout maneuvering, compel few
individuals,-and these directly interested
to petition him to become a candidate:
then, surely, ifthis be another party pull
ed wire." he. and the party have gained
their point. The lawyers, sepaate from
the body polite, really have, or should
have, nothing to do in selecting n candi-
date for the bench. 1t is a matter wholly
belonging to the people.
Since this matter has taken the turn
that 1t has, and in view of the self sacrifice
made by Mr. Andrew, last year, which is
well understood by the members Of the
Republican party, especially by the CEN
trail committee, / have taken the trouble to
talk with great many gentlemen upon
the subject, and all agree that Mr.. Andrew
has been unfairly det with; that he is well
and thoroughly prepared for the office,
and capable of discharging promptly, all,
the duties connected Herewith.
Permit me. therefore, in consideration
Of the above fact, to suggest that Mr.. An
irew-and it is due from him-be the can
didate of the people, and A. L. Osborn be
and continue to be the lawyers candi-
iate.
Innnrtn Cnnf 1Qs-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

.~ The Republican majority in Maine,
where Democracy formerly reigned SUI
preme. is about $4,000. Wherever the
people are opposed to the extension of
slavery, and legal as well as illegal ANAL
gamation, there nigger-Democracy has ia
ken the dry rot.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
To Dyspeptics.

II is an admirable practice TO take tab,cs poon-
ful of "Hurley's" Sarsapirlla, one hour before
dinner, to inyigorate the stomach, aud another an
hour two after in order to tranGuilize rritabty,
and neutraze any acids generated during digestion
If this plan be strictly adhered to for brief PERIOD
a permanent is the inyariable result.-lMed.
Jour-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

EF We cannot find room for half the
Bank failures. Bank notes have become
rather uncertain. Those. therefore, not in
a situation to keep constantly posted up,
had better be cautious about taking paper
money.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

~ The "iorty" New England gentle
men have replied to James Platform. 1t
Is an extinguisher. We will find room for
1t next week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

EG Exhibitors at the State Fair will
be furnished with badge. which insures
their admittance to the grounds without adj
ditional charge.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

notes, but checks will not be honored till
one o'clock.
There is heavy run on the city Bank,
and all the counters are besieged with de-
positors and note holders. There is. much
alarm and almost suspension OF Business
in the city.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

LATER.
pxxxx r.x.x Sa& o. 4 90

PmLADELPHIA. Sept 25-1:80 P. NJ.
The Girard Bank is only paying specie
for 5's and los. Larger notes and checks
are refused.
The commercial and other Banks are ia
king the same course. promising to resume
tomorrow. The excitement is intense.
The Pennsylvania Bank has the State
funds, and the Girard Bank those of the
city.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

1 The proceedings of the Republican
Convention of Fulton county, are in type,
but are crowded ont to-day. They shall
have a place in our next.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

H Read the thrilling account on the
FIST page of the loss of the Central Amer
ica, by q rescued passenger.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

FINANCIAL MATTERS IN THE EAST.
PHILADrIPHIA Sent DC

4
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.
Third and Chestnut streets are again the
scenes OF excitement-crowds surrounding
the Savings Institution before 9 A. NJ
They decline paying out deposits, requiring
two weeks notice.
The banks were besicged before 10
o'clock. The Pennsylvania Bank re open
ed. and is now transacting business, but
paying no specie. The Mechanics Bank
is paying specie for tens. The Girard
Bank refuses to do any business and rem
ders no satisfaction to depositors and bill
holders. The Girard Bank has now come
to terms, partially redecming SIS with spe-
Gle. but refusing TO honor checks of depos-
itors. Most ofthe other banks were max
ing checks good
Private dispatches say that the Banks in
Reading and Pittsburgh have suspended.
The South Ward Bank pays specie for all
the bills. The Bank of Kensington paws
for fives only.
BosToN, Sept. 26.
There are no signs yet Of bank suspen-
sion. Our banks, as those of all New
England, are unusually strong and it is be-
lieved they will successfully resist all press
ure.
New York, Sept. 26.
Our banks are all strong, and the utmost
confidence is exhibited in them. The
course of exchange on Philadelphia is at
complete stand. The only figure heard of
is an offer to sell Philadelphia funds at 10
per cent. discount
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

H Col Bssrcs Is lying dangerously
III 1t Washington His sacovery Is con-
s;iesd highly improbable.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

E See programme for State Fair in
another co,ann. How many are going
from MARSHALL?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

VIE above variety of Performances has been
II gotten up regardless of cost or expense, and
arranged and designed to eclipse any and all other
companies IN the West; and wish it dstinctiy under
stood that this is the only Company that Pc rform
all they Advertise.
THIS IMMENSE TRIPLE TROUPE
Will, upon entering each Town, make COR
GEOUS PROCESSION, lei by Splendid Band
Chariot, containing
PROF. HELMS NATIONAL BRASS BAND,
composed of Twelve Musicians.)
Next in orIler will come the Trained Ring and
Performing Horses and Ponies, mounted BY the va
rious performers attached to this Mammoth Com
pany. In the rear, the Carriages, Baggage Vans,
Properties, ETC., said to be the best in the world
will follow to the place of Exhibition. The Pro-
cession will enter each town at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

SATURDAY NIGHT REPORT.

HILADtLFHIA, sept. 20, T. VI.
The Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Lancaster
and Reading Banks have suspended. The
failure of w. B. Lovejoy d Co., clothing
house on Commercial street in this city, is
announced
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
New York Sept. &c


Our money market is in very excited
state nearly all day owing to the gloomy
advices from the South. The advice of the
suspensions at Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia created much surprise, as it
was generally believed that the first disas-
trous news would come from the East; but
the market, however, remained firm and
there is no sign of weakness from any of
our banks. The advices from Boston re-
ceived at noon were as unexpected as they
were cheering. 1t is believed our banks
have passed the crisis, and the market
closed with quieter feeling. There were
rumors Of several failures, but nothing def
mite. Our exchange brokers were at q
stand as to their business, and generally de-
clined to fix a rate. There was one offer
to sell Philadelphia funds at one per cent
discount. After the first board of the
Stock market there was quite panic. and
stocks fell rapidly. At the second there
was still further decline. Mo- SKIES fell
Oft at 81 at which price however, all offer
ing was quickly taken.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
THE EQUESTRIAN TROUPE
the following distinguished Performers
LEV VI j. NORTH

AMERICA OWN HoRsEMAN,
The unequaled and unlpproachabie Principal and
Scenic Rider. Also will introduce at each Per
Torrance the celebrated and thorough bred DAN
CHG HORSE TAMMANY, and the Ladies' Fa
corfe Trick Horse, SPANISH SPOT BEAUTY.
M333 GASg8gaA,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
Levi J. North'S Nationa! Circus
3 Combined Companies.

(from the National Ampitheater Chicago, bein
the only Legitimate Circus in the West.)
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
CGINIY FAIR

Laporte, Ind, Sept. H., 1857.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
For the L,norte Union.

For the Lsporte Union
rhe Circuit MISUNDERSTANDING BE.
hind the Scene--What is il! Who will
tell
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

FARM FO4 SALE.

TINiE subscriber offers for sale his farm, Sit
Il ualed IN Bedford township, Meigs conn
~, Ohio. eirht miles fem Pomeroy, seven
from Chester. an | fifieea from Athens, on the
mail road frpnl Chester 10 Athens TIE road
from POmerOy TO athens aiSI runSon the line
OF the land-opnininlng one hun lIel aud sew
-eniy acres f1rty acres Of which is Ia 1tton. the
remainder rchuDland, well watered, a brnnci
oil Sbaderver running through IT, on the bank
OF. which is a thick veIn Of exec lieut. coal, un
deflyln: titls Suppose'D the whole farm. Tue
Improvements are comfortable two Stor
house, with good ceiifr under it, and wei
OF ne yer failins son and excellent wairr in
the porch, good orchard, barn granary. SHE d !,
DC, about torty acres cleared, Twelve or four
teen Of which is in meadJw--the uneleared
land is well tinbered, Tine lar.n is in a heal
my sltustlou.i aud the title undIsputed and
free from amy incumbrance. tat Gl 5H, IN
80 Trrms-7One third in hand, and The remain
der, with interest, IN two equal annual pay
ments. JOHN BARTON.
Bedford tp., Nov. 10, 5I.--lw
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

NHE REV. s. C.sBURNE1'r, while Iaborig
l. as Missionary in SOuIhcrn ASIA, dIScny
tIed simple aud ccriain cure for CJmSump-
tIon, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, CJlds, Ner-
vouS Debility, aud 9linnpurlieS of the Blood;
also, an ea4y and tlfeetuai mOde Of inhalin4
The remedy. Actaated by a desire 10 beneft
uls suffering fellows. he will cheeriully semd
The itecil,e tlree) to sHeil as desire il, with
Iull aad explicit directions for preparing aud
successfully using the MedlcInc Address
Rhy. ). &. BCRNETT,
.5ehr S3l Broadway, N. " CiW.A
August IT 1857 "'' Toe - =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

RETIRED PHYSICIAN. 80 years of age, having
Il lot his Fatf, twS Brothers, Daughter, SUn-;II-
ldw, Neph sand Nfscss, by that droadful diss.s,,
CoSsUM. .riOS. anh suffering with n CocGg hns u de-
tcrU cd to visit tn East Indies. Egypt and Japan.
tOt Colds Oufhi. BRONCHITIS. CONsUMT. NcrNo..s
Debility and Asthma. His COigh w.ts cured linn =
hirt'd te histast, hal m connection with his son
nave employed II IN tiir Practice. curing thOisud-
5r considered hupeLsSs bS others. For ine If-
post of rsscuipg y of his suffering fellow beings
~ p5ssblc, h sending the t1cipc To All who wish
Tor 10 ccLts 0f IL to pay the postage. aud an bal
tice printing Address Dr. HEATn, iOl SIrib6 street
ppp0iitp ST. Nicholas Hotel New York.
AuE. -, 'J;.--ln ,se0-f.. ..r
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
CARLYLE. H., lane %, 1862.

CARLyLE, ILL.,, lane %, I3J2.
| have used Prof. O. J. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have udmrcd It5 wOud arfu effects. Ny hair was
becoming, as Thought lrcm"tur1ly gray. but by the
Of his Restorative IT mas resumed ITS original ,OO?,
and have no doubt permanently 50.
=. BREES Il, cx. Senator, u. S.
o. J. WOOD & CO, Propr.tors, 3I2 Broadway, n.
" On the great V. Y. Wire Railing tablishii J
and lI4 Market ST., 81. Louis, Mo: And sold by all
good Druggists. LOct >, 55.--3m
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
Very truly and gratefully yours,
SOLOMON MANN.

FRIEHD WooD: It was n long time after saw you
at 81 BlasForl before got the bottle of Restorative for
troll. HIid when got il cone ,d try it Mrs
Mann's hair. as the surest test of ts power 1t has
done all thaty nssurednc 1t would 30; and others
of my lniy and friends, having wtnr rSScd its effects.
using and rccoMm endILg Its usv to Others
entlId to the highest consideration you claim for it.
Again, very respectfully and truly, yours,
L'F ..Hf ~ SOLOMON MANN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
II e 9th and Long Lii

II-IAl isorOus hsalthfu and
hardy. Hence, in the preparation and combination
of the Ingredients of his famous Scandinavian Rcnic
dies, DIR. RobacK 'sgreat obcct to produce med
icne which should DistSFEcT BLooD, in all
HG snccccdcd, and the consequence -t hat the opera
tion of his Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills. upon almost every species OF disease is like that
of winter npon this ddvoriIe element literhlty extin
gushing the malady. Persons suffering from debility
from childhood, find new vigor infused into them By
these wond rful life-lengthcniDg rcstoratYes. They
cool the heat of fevcr croate appetite, render dgeS
ton perfcct regulate the bowels, promote sleep In
vgornte the reproductive organs, in both sexes,
troll all disorders of the liver, Sores bos
and all skin diseases. and by mparting to the vital
nuid new elements of health, literally making fs ~
pleasure, instead of the wcnrsome probation which
II must al ways be to the invalid Thcse remedies
composed solely of Swedish herbs of medicinal
virtue, never before Introduced in the practice Of
pharmacy. physicians Of this highest note In tho dit
coverers native land, and in other parts of EuroTL
have certified to the value Of the medicines and tLy
have yet been administered without being fol-
lowed by marked success. 1t Is inpossbleto to enume
which thea infalible Suffice 1t say. that there
Is no disorder Q any organ unless I'd by malor
nation. for wUh they are not adapicd; and for the
simple rdason that they net directly upon the clemin
Which rcncws, fseds and sstas all organs viz: the
vEHous ntOpDy "a ~, lt ttt u q y O. % i-aI dJToU
Make sure OF the genuine article by purchasing only y
of respectable dealers and regular agents, Of R6-
back himself, Cincinnati, where he may be consulted,
letter WE'LL personally, in all complicated aud
difcult cases.
The price of the Scandinavian Blood purifier IL 81
boile, or per half doz. lls 25 cents per box,
ortve boxes for 81. i".i ift 1 irJf IIi'l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
HOW AR d A 5 s SOUI A ITO N
'' ' PHII1ADE LPHI A

IINO all persons afflicted with Sexual Olsen
l. ses, such as Spsrmaiorrhen, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhea, elect
syphilis, the Vice Of OnanSm. or Self Abuse,
&c, &c. %"
The Howard association. in view Of the
aw lul destruction ot hnman life, caused by
Sexual diseases, and the deeeptions prac
Used upon The unfortunate victims of such
diseases by Quacks, have directed their Con-
suItng Surgeon, as n charitable act worthy Of
their name, to give medical advice gratis 10
al persons thuS afflicted. who apply by letter,
with description Of their condition, age oc
cupaton, hanits Of life, &c.,) aud in cases OF
extreme poverty and suffering, TO furnish med.
,cine free Of charge. D. .t.
The Howard ASS citation is benevolent n
stiuton, established by endowment, for the
Gelief0f the sick and distressed, afflicted with
'Virulent and Epidemic Diseases" 1t has
nova surplus Of means, which the Director
have voted 10 exrend in advertising the above
notice. H. is peedessio 10 add that The Ass0ci-
alton commands The highest medical skill o
the age, ana wall furnish the most approv I'd
III Jdern Treatment.
lust published by the ASSOCIATION. Report
on Spermaturraa, or Seminal Weakness, the
wee of Onnnism, Ma;turbalion or Self Abuse
and other diseases Of the Sexual Organs, b,
;he Consulting Surgeon, which will he sen;
by mall lin sealed envelopc,) free OF charge
Oh the receipt Of Two Stamps, Tor postage.
Address, DR. GEO. II. CALHOUN, Consn!tnl
surgeon, Howard Association, No. z, Souti
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. By order o
he Difecto orS.
GGo FNEcmLD, Sccy. Ezp, d. HrNRrvtLr, Pres
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
AFFLICTED READ!
. 3D. Philadelphia Medical House.
Established twcnty-two years ago by DR.. KINKELIN,
corner Of Third 6S Union sts., Philadcl plia, Pa.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS


Experience has rendered DR.. X. Il most successful
practitioner in the cur of all diseases of private
nature; manhoOd's debility, iupcdimcnt to
marragc; nerl Gus and sexual infrmitcs diseases of
the skill and those arising from abuse of mercury.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes indulged in 10y
boys, in solitude, often grow ing mp with them
hood; aud which, If not reformed in time, not
only bcgets scriohs olStitces to matrimonial happi-
ness, but give scto series of protracted sdOiIs,
and devastating affections.
Few of those who give way to this porncinus prac-
ce are aware OF the consequences, until III find the
nervous system shattered, fe .. strange and
able sensations, and vague fears il the mind. (Sec
pages 90 %, % Of DR.. KS book ''Sel Pres.rva.
tOn.'
The unfortunate thus affected. becomes feeble, i:
unable to labor with accustomed Ntsor. to apply
his mind to study; his stop is trdy aud weak, he /,
dull irresoluta and engages even in his sports with
leSs energy than Istial. .'t ti 't
II he .cmanoip"ta himself before ths practice ll,
done It's worst, and enter matrmony, his marrug. i,
uniruttul. aud his SENS. tells him that this is done
by his early iolics. These are ooLsd 5rtons which
should awaken the attention OF all who similarly
I situated. -'..E.t@t.