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lsEISER,S
JEWELLERY STORE.

GEIsERsS
JEWELRY STORE.
Second street, between Main and johnson.
HAVING just returned from the East, -
i respectfully call the attention Of my 20
friends, and the public gencialiy, 10 my
new and hne stock Of watches, jewsiry, silver end
plated ware, fancy goods, &C..
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watches; silver patent and detached levers,
aud 'Epincs Of all kinds and qualities.
JeWelry.
Ladies' plain gold, mosaic, cameo and snamslled
earrings and breast pins, ladies and children .
gold and JET bracelets, ladies and gents gold
chains, pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger
rings. gold and silver thlmbles, gcats gold breast
steel snd patent spcctacles pocket, table and dos
scrt cutlery, and scissors.
SILVER ware.
In which line intend not b. be SURPRISES by any
stare north " st. Louis, viss silver table,
dessert and tea spoons and forks sugar cream mus
tard and salt spoons butter and fruit knives silver
and plated napkin rings, DC.
Plated Ware and Fancy Geo1s.
Plated and britannia tea sets, castors, fruit ana
cake baskets, candiss,icks, pearl and shel pocket
line.
Ciscks.
A general assortment Of clocks OF the latest pat.
terms and best make, all warranted TO keep good
n0-Wstchcs and JewelTy repaired In the most
workmsnlike manner, and Mt the shortest notice.
my6-diy JULES iEISER.
WATCHESy
u. w. JONES,
Dealer An Clscks, watches = Jew elry
on Axc0HD srRnEr,
(Ncxt door to c. PaFsons' Bank ing Hoase.)
kEOkU A.
v1vHEsubscribcr has just reesived large r
and Acsutiful stock of gold and silver -
Watches, gold tewSlry, &C., comprising ~
latest Of ladies breast pins. sAsTines H09ef
rings, Out pima. gold guard and fob chains, keys
seals, silver thimhles gold slides, snaps, stnds,
gold pens, With or without holders, gold psncils,
pens and pencils.
WATCH R1PAlRia0.
The subseriber being practical Matchmaker,
feels competent 10 repair the most difGcult and
delicate work that may be entrusted to his care.
All work warranted 10 give satisfaction.
CoRRGcr TihE.
The public may rest assured that the correct tins
10, and always will be kept by
Nov, 1s-'66dly NV. JONES.
ThS Moaern WAtsstela.
CERM0AR Of the Rev. G. II. Spurgeon, Of I0o-
- den, With m Introduction and sketch Of his le.
p 7. Aagoon. For sale 81 49,,
IOuoIN NxC60LA hit at the most proni-
~ 1sat follssand ahsurdities Of the British Aris-
s's. . Sor '4isSy c.vr...urv
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JUST RECEIVED AT
HOOPER'N

u1iSl LII III
HOOPEK,S
Drug and Prescription Store,
4 MOTHER ffesh supply of Drugs, Chemicals,
"A warranted purc,) Pertumery and Fancy ar
tieiess embracing the most popular articles Of the
day, TO which be invites your attention.
Concentrated Persian Essence, the most elegant
perfume for impartirg TO the handkerchief very
agreeable and lasting odor.
Bouquet d0rieans, or AN Bourbon; Oriental
Drops, Otto of Roses.
Ext. Maguolis. Ext. New Mown HAY,
+" West End, Tea Rose,
% Sweet Briar, paschouly,
=" MUSK, Jockey Club,
/" Hehotropc. Niolettes
Nerbena, Amber and Orange Flower Water; Aro-
omatie Vinegar, Aromatic Crystals, Ger
man Fercna Cologne, Na>assa OIL,
Vinegar dc Rouge Pink sau-
cyrs, Mcen Fan. Chalk
Balls Lily White,
Bandaiine, and Egyptian Hair Dye
soR ruiz HAIR.
Aiexander's Pelamicus
Savagv's Ursina,
Lyman Arctusine,
Baain's pcnciue Soap,
Lubin's Sayon Super6ne Soap,
Nerbena Soap,
brown Windsor Soap,
Vegetable Oil sand Soap,
ansparvnt Soap Bars,
Transparent Soap Balls,
Amaudne Soap,
Marsh Mallow,
Genuine Yankee Soap,
Military Shaving Soap,
Shaving Cream,
Shaving Brushes.
Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Nail Brushes,
Flesh Brushes.
Port Moaaies,
Railroad Companions,
Cigar Cases, aud
Travelling Flasks of every description.
fLAvoRlSG EXTRACTS.
Almond,
Celery,
dec2o Pine Apple, &c.
A SUPPLY of fresh iloPSat HooPER's.
RtRp SkED.--Consisting of Hemp, Canary and
- Miie'. at Idec2ol HoopERs.
I 0DER'S line ewing Gum, AT HOOPER 81
IL dcc2o
DIAN0 BUSTERS, at HOOPER i.
l. desse
nooFLAND'S celebrated Herman Bitters and
l. Hosletser's Stomach Bitters at iIoopER's
Drug and Prescription Store,
dec2o Mainst. bet. IDA Sd.
HUBhARD's Calcned Magnesia, Honry's do
IL Bley's do, Citrate do, always ON hand At
deco aoUPER'S.
yLfCEkiAE Oinmeni, for chapped hands. lips,
~ &c, at tdee20l H0oPEKS.
SPlRIfGss, Tarpentinc. Alcohol and vsrnishes.
;, OF every qasiiis,a a. tdeeael HooPKR's.
hs3Eho Germ starch, rei3 ned and prepared es-
~ Pfessly Tor food may be used US IA substitute
for, and ia the same manner as, Arrow Root, at
HooPFR'S
Drug Prescription Store,
deco Main-st bet edt3a
A PRIME astlsle Of Cigars and Chewing Tobae-
n CO. Call and try them, at
d@e2e H0oPER's.
.oIICc.
VkNuE Law partnership heretofore existing he
I twssa tne Undersigned, Is this day dssolyc ID by
mutual consent.
Lbs oasinors II tbs ifm will be settled up and
closed by Geo G.. Dixon
Tii0S. ". cLAGEIT,
Gk0. G. DIXON.
keokuk, Iowa, Oct. Is 1880.
As am nof retiring from the practice of the
Law, hereby recommend Geo. y. Dixon, my late
partner 10 our former clients ard per- ens
business with me.
kvoKuk, bet. 10, 1856. TIiuS w CiAHETT
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Troy Hard " are Store.
HITCHCOCK n CO..

HITCHCOCK q CO.,
sroH % rms n0RrIsH LOCK, l50 ussoE MOCK,
Main Street, -....keokuk, lows.
Wholesale an1 Mesatl DeaieYs,
A RE receiving large and general assortment Of
~ HARDWARE 4 HOUSEKEEPING WARES,
to which the ittenton Of dealers and customers il
respectfully invited.
ksokut, maysi-'SS-d&w
QANKEs' Shears, a nice article, for sale At the
~ nss. STIR mfcncoak m MOTT
nvAk subscribers are now receiving large add
1 items to former stock Of Hardware aud Hous-
kcepiag wares, to which they invite the attention
Of dealers and sustomess.
Ts Censrscesrs, DutsAers 4 sshers.
ME are 70 Giving our assortment Of Ba.idsu'
variety Of Mechanics Tools. which oder for sale
81 ibv Main Street, Union Block
sug2s HITCHCOCK, MOTT 4 CO.
EnAnsIeA preserve Kssssss Ana
eN0ce Pane.
Ee.1UT French =. sac, nn.s.s.r1 Kettle. s=.r-
ID Pans, cailcnder, Hkimmers. Dippers, Wash
Basins, Ladies', ,Eorks, Spoons; Cups and Selves;
PANIED Chamber and Water Paiis; foot Baths
Trunks, Cans. and : variety Of other articles IN
sale ~ i60 Main Street. Union Bleek.
auG3s HITCaOoCk. MOIT 2 20.
EvANCY enameiled Chamber sstts, consisting Of
i water pails, chamber DO and foot baths. Paint
ID water psis foot bath and chamber pals In sets
Or single also variety OF house Furnishing goeds
in silver plated, britsniA, japancd. white metal
and common wares, FOR sale ~ the Troy Hardware
Store, Sign Of the Mortise Lock, $50, MAin st.s
Uaioa Heck. HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
VOLTS KEV0LvERs-Ri6e and doahls bar
~ relied Shot Guns can be found 1t tho Troy Hard
ware 6t0ss, i5e, Main st., Union Block.
sop30 HITCHCOCK, MOTT : co.
nMNTOR TILL LOCKs--A perfect sss.rity
II FOR The money drassr, for sale q the Troy
Hardware stere, Ggn on Mortise Loeb, I6o Aaln-et.
nsved HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
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EJNBt
Collsetor Of the City u keoknk.

Jan. 10, lS57-d3w
CURDINO AND PAVING NOTICE,
To the unkoswn Ownefs - any
L.ss .pea sAe ssnswans AsssrihsA
A + . meeting Of the City Council Of the city OF
"A Ksokut, ksld Dso.nber sd, 4. D. 1854, The
following resolution was adopted;
Resolved, That the owners Of the Lots situated
upon the streets described below wit: On Hon.
deau street from Water To Fourteenth street; on
Concert from First TO Sixth street; High street
from Second to Sixth street on Eachange street
from Water TO Fourth street; on First street from
kxcAangs 10 BiopdsAu street on 6econd street from
Main 70 High on Fourth street from johnson -
Orleans; on Fifth street from johnson to Orleans
ON Seventh from Timea TO Blondesu street, on
Eighth from Main to BlOndeAa street; on ninth
street from johnson 70 C0ncert, on Tenth fsan kx-
change - Concerts on Eisvsnth from Main street
70 High ON Twelfth from Main to uigh street on
Thirteenth street from n ain to Concert On Four-
teenth street from Main 10 Blonde4u, ana fsonting
upon any Of said streets, b. directed to hare the
curb stones set BY tho Arst day Of June next. and
August nsst, the came TO be done in accordsncs
with The Ordinances IT the City.
ICERrIvr the above to b. copy of resolution
E. s.sa W the City os.seil q the City q q
day Of Dscenbsr. a. D. isss. ~
BIS. MERRIAM,
dec3l-d2m CLERK II th< Council.
a POLO6Y-To ny ola esston<ss, ana TIE La
"A dies IN partisslas, Owe n opolcgy for ssrep-
change in the inside arrangement and outside ant
pearsnee AZ NY sstaAltsAnsnt.
Thongh itwas not until after patient aoA thss..
ough Qegall tnysseigetieu that became convinced
Of the error IN Ne style q ~ sign, tAat suhit
ted y schangs. Bat In changing Il frsn ..LAdi.ss
SAee shop. AAye not ssasrd ~ nsDnlnetaEs al
s.ss. I.ss.s. s...s,.aS csi~ss, nave, - 60
diton, engaged u nset maktag Ter thsis Hsshands,
Brothers. Dous AnA Lsvess. = that ssw al ysurs
family ~ lsisaas - ~ aeeennoAa1ed 6 sss
sAop.-Ths oHLv oHs u KaexUK where yen go gst
anything, u tAa Aept ~ ohos Mr., na1s . ese~
hsiA ,vheFss slso, th9best quality e1d greatest
varietyef 1estsrh work b ksrt Tor nAle sAeep.
C00s ana snantns tas gss1s end Auy, u lsays
ordsFs, which viii b pseap4ly o1tend h
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4, L. cessApLa. ano. ,. snvrH. y. cosNAnLn
CONNAnLE, SMITH a. Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
EALERsIN NxssRE RON,
orwaraing 4 Oonsmisston
A1ED[NII AsNnE

MERCHANTS,
Nos 81 and rs, Levee, opposite Steamboat Landing,
kEokUk, IOWA.
WE are now in receipt Of large stock Of goods
w In our line for WINTER TRADE, TO which the al
tsntian Of CASH CUSTOMERS or PROMPT TINE BUYERS
ia solicited. Our stock partly comprised of the
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BWF0 WO00 AUOo0H
~ PMrs, q the yasd Rser he Depssr n ~ 1cst
Dies Acinss EsilrsaA, vh4ss ~ .Lunbss 90 -
sssn, and vii - sonsAantly arriving. Any 60
Wishing Lumber sawed 70 es6ef viii psEass lsoss :
bill - tbs aans, - Il Will b. attended 70 -
9. nALDWIN.
desi1dsD y.1. PHcs, Art.
f1lnNs COPY 3m.1
Cn BOXES 0iassw1rs and window Glass &
1UV k1HNOLD6' Drug etsss-
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I HAVE this day disposed of my entire interest
L in the drng business to I. l. Mekeuny also my
interest In the mauufa and sale of H. k. GILL
more's Mamaiuke Imminent, and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills, and take pleasure in recommending
him the public as one deserving of their patron
age. NJ. III. RUNNER.
mcht7dtf
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WOOD WOOD

AIRS. S10WE'S NEW BOOK viii = kSss To-
WI morrow. CAVE , 1AIk1Y.
ssp2sd.
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i0O Acres, consisting " Timber and Prairie,
partly under cultivation, and Uated ahout4 miles
from the city. Terms easy.
Lot 10, Block 7y6, on Morgan street, between 18th
and lAth, with new brick house, will be sold low
and reasonable terms.
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As am no'f retiring from the practice of the
Law, hereby recommend Dvo. q. Dixon my late
partner TO our former clients and 10 perens having
business with me.
kvoKuk, Jet. 10. 1856. THoS. W CLA6ETT.
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Lot No. S, Block 45--with improvements For
farther particulars, apply 10
G. n. DIMOND,
oct3-d kiibournc's Block Main a..
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will continue the practice ef the Law in the old
Aleei No. 81 Main street, keokuk iuwa.
Get ID 1855 siSm GFu T. IlN0EFS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02
i fhe Aldermen IN secret cancus in his pri-

OF the Aldermen In secret caucus in his pri-
vate Office to agree upon a man TO fill the
place, the Governor appointed Mr.. Daniel
ID. Conover. Great was the CONSERVATION
of the Mayor at this unexpected turn of the
wheel He forthwith ordered the Deputy
Commissioner to hold on to the Office, and
caused Mr.. Conover to be forcibly elected.
The bitterest feelings were engendered
among the Mayors partisans at this un
looked for check in their expected seizure OF
the rich spoils of the Street Department.
This was on Saturday, and on the same
night collision between the old and new
Police occurred in the Eleventh Ward,
where for atime there were indications of a
serious riot. AS it was, one of the new
Police was dangerously stabbed, and one
citizen badly beaten. So closed the past
week
OF the events which have occurred since
Monday the reader is we'll aware The vital
point of resistance to the regular process
Of the Superior Court is the browning act OF
folly and madness on the part of the May
or The resistance of his police to the SER
vice Of any writs on his person; their saw
age attack upon officers endeavoring peace
ably to perform their duty; the gathering
at the City Hall long before there was any
prospect of disturbance, of seven or eight
hundred policemen; the unlawful shutting
up Of the Street Department by the May
ors orders against the protest of the Sher-
if; the ready application of the previous
question gag, when the nomination of Dew
lin came before the Aldermen; the opening
of the Street Department and the installa-
ton ofthe Mayors chosen contractors; the
obscquious submission of Turner, who so
bravely claimed that the place of Commits
sioner reverted to him; the unexplained
presence in and near the Park during all
this time of thousands ofthe worst ruffians
in the city; all these circumstances show a
deliberate intention on the part of Mr..
Wood to override all law and crush all
power that may stand in the way of his last
of Office or check his crazy ambition.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02

A writer in the ST. Louis Democrat says:
By this discovery, all localities can be fur
nishe1 with mechanic mill, capable Of
turning out as many qualities of flour and
feed as have ever been made in the most ex-
tensive and complicated merchant mill,
which costs from five to twenty thousand
dollars. This mill, / have no hesitation in
saying, land l am a practical miller ofthir-
ty years. experience in the branch OF ma
king -four from wheat, and that, too, in
some of the best mills Of the United States,
turns out equally as good -four, and
must say, more of it per hour, and that
too, on pair of French burr mill -stones,
only thirty-six inches in diameter, man
ufacturing, as it did when l witnessed its
operation, from twelve to fifteen bushels
per hour, and the -four being of superior
quality, cleaning the shipstuff aad the bran
at the same time in splendid and work
manlike manner, and at the same time ma
king barrel of -four out Of less than -four
bushels and one peck of wheat. And l am
told that for few hundred dollars every
locality throughout the United States, pos
sessing a six horse power or upwards, car
now be furnished with complete mer-
chant mill capable of grinding and bolt
ing the grain into seven different qualities
of -four. and feed at single operation
viz: extra flour, middlings, shipstuffs
shorts and bran, and this too, within the
small space of twenty-six feet in length
by five feet inwidth, embracing within this
small compass the entire machinery, and
withal being portable and being easil,
moved from one location to another, {
horse and dray at two loads, being snf6
Gent to move it from place to place, thus
making it one Of the most desirable iuyen
tions of the present age. The application
Of power is direct, and the whole appara
tus is so simple in its parts and 80 cheaI
as to render It almost certain that this mil
will ere long supercede all others =
Its adaptation to the condition Of thu
country at large viii strongly recommend
/ it, and the small space it occupies woule
scarcely be missed when placed in the same
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02
DOM with other machinery. Consequent

room with other machinery. Consequent
ly there are hundreds and thousands Of To-
cations throughout the United States which
have sufficiency of power and space to err
rect this mill; and when it becomes known
to the public these locations win be sup
piled, and the immense quantities of wheat
which is now shipped from this country
unground will be manufactured in the Uni
ted States, and at comparatively small
expense, and thus the citizens Of this great
and glorious land will realize to themselves
the profits arising from the use of this new
merchant mill,
Messrs. I. & l. NJ. Clark intend, am
told, keeping this mill in operation for
some months at the Pilot Knob machine
works, corner of Main and Ashley streets,
st. Louis, where they are prepared to dis
pose of county and State rights throughout
the Union. This excellent invention has
lately been patented in Europe, and the
Messrs. Clark have the European patent
for sale. PRACTICAL MILLER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02
North American saengurbund.
DETROIT. June

DETROIT, UHIIt Il.
A large number of delegates have arrived
to attend the 9th anniversary of the Ger
man North American Saengerbund, which
commences in this city to-day.
They give a grand concert this evening
at the Russell House, another tomorrow
afternoon, and conclude with ball, on
Friday evening.
1t is understood that the nett proceeds
of the concert and ball will be devoted to
the relief Of the destitute in Northern Mich
igan.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
VI q FE A To
LIFE PILLS
PW0MMTw RT1r .ElNRa

PHIONMIM BIT 'FJERg.
FREE FROM ALL MINERAL POISONS.
y ME great popularity which Monat's Life Pills
Il and Phoenix Bitters have ATTAINED in conse-
quence of the extraordinary cures effected by their
se senders it unnecessary for abe proprietor to en-
ter into particular analysis of their medicinal vir
tues orproperties. Having been more than 20 years
before the public, and having the united testimony
OF more than Three Millions of persons who have
been restored to the enjoyment Of perfect health by
them, it is believed that their reputation the best
vegetable medicine now before the public, admits of
no dispute. In almost every city and village in the
United States there many who are ready to testi
fy to their efficacy in removing disease, and giving
to the whole system renewed vigor and health
In cases of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scuryy, Eruptions
OF the Skin, the operation of the Life Medicines
is truly astonishing, often removing in few days,
every vcstige of these loathsome diseases by their
purifying effects on the blood. Fever and Agues
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Piles, and in short most all dis
cases. soon yield to their curative properties. No
family should be without them, as by their timely
use much suffering and expense may be saved
!. Prepared by William B. Mofat, NJ D., N YORK,
and for sale by
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02

We regret to learn that Judges Stewart
and Gookins, have determined to resign
their offices as Supreme Judges, for want
of competent support in Office. Judge
Goollins goes to Chicago to practice law,
and Judge Stewart resumes the practice in
Indiana. 1t is miserable economy which
drives FROM the bench the only two Judges
who command the respect ofthe bar and of
the people, Ind. -Amer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02

re- The Marshall Co. Republican comes
to us this week considerably enlarged, and
otherwise improved. lfthe Republicans OF
Marshall county do notg give Bro. MattiDgly
hearty support it will not be because he
does not get up good papcr.--Yorthern
Hdiaaioa. r.ss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02

We saw drunken man the other day
trying to get Waterman to arrest his own
shadow. His complaint was that an ILL.,
looking fellow kept following him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02
From the State Sentinel
Condition of the Free Banks of Indiana
SPECIE PAYING BANKS.

Which have complied with the amended law OF
1885, and have securities deposited to an amount
not less than fifty thousand dollars and ten per cent
in excess of their circulation:
Bank of Goshen, Goshen;
of Indiana, Michigan City;
of Mount Vernon, Mount Vernon;
:" Of Paoli, Paoli;
90 of Rockville, Wabash;
& of Salem, New Albany;
60 of Salem, Salem;
Bloomington Bank, Bloomington;
Cambridge City Bank, Cambridge City;
Canal Bank, Evansville;
Central Bank, Indianapolis;
Crescent City Bank, Evansville;
Exchange Bank. Greencastle;
Farmers Bank, Westfield;
Indiana Bank, Madison;
Indiana Farmers Bank, Franklin;
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus;
Lagrange Bank, Lima
Park County Bank, Rockville;
Prairie CITY Bank, Terre Haute;
Salem Bank, Goshen;
Southern Bank of Indiana, Tcrre Hautc;
Tippecanoe Bank, Logansport;
Bank OF Gosport, Gosport, new;
srEcrE PAYING BANKS
Which are winding up, redeeming their circula-
tionin coin, at par:
Brookville Bank, redeemed at the Bank;
Bank OF the capitol,
Huntington Co. Blk. " ="
Indian Reserve Blk, /"
Bank of Elkhart +" 4"
Hoosier Bank, {"
Indiana Stock Bank, d" Sc
Bank of Monticello, redeemed at Branch Bank,
Lafayette; -
Fayctte County Bank, redeemed at Branch Bank,
Connersville; -"
Merchants and Mechanics Bank, redeemed at
Branch Bank, New Albany;
Bunk Of Syracuse; redeemed at the Bank of Co.
shen;
New York and Virginia State Stock Bank, re-
deemed at Crescent City Bank;
Traders Bank indianapolis, redeemed at the
Bank of the Capitol.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02

A down east editor advises his readers,
ifthey wish to get teeth inserted gratis, to
go and steal fruit where his watch dog is on
guard.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02

Bank of Warsaw, Central Bank lndi-
annapolis, par.
The above comprises all the Free Banks that are
properly secured and within the operations Of the
General Banking Law ofthis State
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02
DRESSED FLOORING FOR SALE.

Saving, Planning, Tongueing, Growing
and scroll Saving Done TO Order.
" A large quantity of Window Sash and
Doors, ready made, Of all sizes and qualities, kept
constantly on hand
All orders from distance win be promptly filled
and the articles delivered at either Of the Rail Road
Depots in Laporte without extra charge
May sl657--lyp'd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02

WILSON, ANDREW a co.
A<l;nas Of o. sa end,
x Ia Cd en ss 10
l\RUGs & MEDICINEs.--Pure and Fresh
IL at WILSON, ANDREW g. CO.
0AINITrs of every color, Dry and in Oil, at
= 20 w. A. & Cos.
i INsEED OIL, at
IL % w A. & Co.'S.
burning & MACHINERY OIL. at
n 20 w. A. & Co.'S
G,AMPHENE, at W.A.&Co
BURNING FLUID. at
u % w. a. & Cos.
AMPS.-Fluid, Camphene, and Oil. Hand
IL Suspension and Bracket, a,
DARLoR LAMPS, the finest STYLES. both Find
and Camphene, at w. A. & Co.'S.
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTs-Au the
- popular varieties at w. A. & Co.'S.
kJERFUMERY of all kinds by the cord. at
20 w. A. &, Co.'S
ECLECTIC MEDICINES.-The DEPOT at
IL 70 w, A. & Co.'S.
DATENT MEDICINES, all that are good and
u more 100, at w. A. & Cos
NANCY SOAPS.-Toilet, Hand and Sbayipg
Z at w. A. & Co.'S.
RRUSHES.-Paint, Whtewash, varnish, Scrub.
II Steve, Shoe, Counter, Mantle, &C.
70 w. A. & Cos
k'LESH BRUSHES and Gloves at
% w. A. & Cos
DRUSHES.-Cloth Hat, Nail and Hair, at
ID w. A. & Co.'S
DRUSHES.-Camel Hair, Sable, Pitches, and
ID Badger, Blenders, at w. A. & Co.'S.
! MI EDICINAL Liquors of the finest quality
| ll It w. A. & Cos.
HLlSS of all sizes at w. A. g. Co.'S.
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