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T'HE LIVERPOOL AND NETWORK AND
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guinea according % toe accommodation In the State Rooms
~ having the same pst'i.se N zoe Ssn lce!seirs Stew
sgd's Fees
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pssengeIs III tken and ioard pfoysons
required From Rhisdephis AID Fswyois, ESQ FROM Ls
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Ssrods q bringing co.. hex fr'srts = ons-popdns
Tho Constructed viii impt svd w,:ertgt:
,spovtpep,s 20 weasel cs't,s experienced Surgeon
md s,ery attention pad 20 no toEST' sIs sSepeeson
pssse serb.
tIsss on Liverpool nom - p,rr.
Specie talsn ny these yessels W nsua! TsftG
Al scosS ssl. y :te Egobts NJ e t~s,ded siL economy
md 5Ipstsh.
soc sIsighs appJ A. - One Il tss oonpaDy
JOHN a. pA-.E No. y tfoadway rev Ytfs esort, ~
Ws phAs YoG upu = 3rse' eebsass L,yey<cl Agent
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nor BOSTON, via NORWICH and wOR-

CESTER-Dsy at m, from pier foot Of Coursndt-st
BY the favorite steamer CONNECTICUT, Capt VIM Wilcox
new and splendid steamer COMMONWEALTH, Cspt. will
Hams, OF TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS TO
Auyns Point; thence by and handsomely snshed six
for Worcester Boston Providence Law
Lowell Nashua Concord White Mountains, and ever
other New England State be engaged BY
Supplying board n MARTIN Agent, at his Office
foot OIL ourtlandt.1
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GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN
~ SOUTHERN RAILROAD 20 Chioaso, s.; Louis, Re.
and Southwest via New York and Enc NewYork Central
American L.he Shore Great Western Railway aud Michigan
Southern Hsrosds forming the shortest quickest and
.,,ant route 70 the West The road between Detroit
nd Adrs. - open, and trains conuecns at
Xdsp Win trains Chicago and the West For far
s,r informson apply the ComU.n,. OM. No ss Broad
vsv corner Of Dey-st JOHN y rokTEh AGENT
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C,oR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

C,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIVER.-The SPLENDID and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock Pm
.ysry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock
m from Pier No 3NR the Battery; botb touching 1t
New port esch way -
Hereafter VIII be regarded secured to sPpn
ant Until the same shsn have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
~ an In press Freight Train.
VIM BORDEN, Agent, Nos 70 and II Westse
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of, NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting at New Hampton VITA the Delaware, Lack.
wanna Western Rsosd and 81 Essoa with The L~hish
Valley Railroad. 49, =. ,.-
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing May IS. ls5!-
Leave New for Eson and intermediate places from risf
No North River at so m. II and $3.50 m for Som
sryille by above trains ana u pm 80 =,
The above trains connect At Elizabeth with trains On ne
Rs~osd which leave New York from the foot Of
Courtlsndts. ct 80 IL . and $40 and Pm
Passengers for Delaware L.ekawsnna and WesteFa Han
road wiz leave At 80 only For Lehish Valley Railroad
~ y m ou,y JOHN D. sTERNS, Superintendent
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
NJ The Throush Ticket and Freight OfBce Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
GALANA AND CHICAGO u RAILROAD,
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD,
% Chicago Milwaukee, Gsena Dubuque, Roci Island Bar.
ston Quincy ST. Lons Cairo, Kansas and Nebrsska and al
ether points West and Southwest
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO, 10 ct
No 173 BROADWAY, Ny,
,orpsr Of Courtlsndt-st DARIUS CLARK, Agent
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FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar.
l. ket wharf by steamer Island City, at e:+ Ad An,
and and6 pm; the cars leave Flushing IL o. inc ssms
bours and with the boat 81
Runters Point Through In 50 minutes Far Is cents
WIN n. SMITH. Receiver.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-30

The following paragraph, extracted
from the Portland Tran script, is capital
illustration of the importance of punctua-
ton. There are two ways of pointing it,
one Of which makes the individual in cues
ton monster of wickelncss, while the
other converts him into model christian.
lie. our readers exercise their ingenuity on
the problem and see whether they can dis
cover its two-fold solution:
HE is an old and experienced man in
vice and wickeiness he is never found op-
posing the works of iniquity he takes de-
light in the downfall of the neiglborhood
he never rejoices in the prospoity OF any.
of his fellow creatures h, is always ready
to assist in destroying the peace of society
he takes no pleasure in serving the Lord
he is uncommonly diligent in sowing dis
cord among his friends and acquaintance he
takes no pride in laboring to promote the
cause of christianity he has not been negli-
gent in endea roring to stigmatizc all pnplic
teachers he makes no exertions to snbduc
his evil passions he strives hard to build up
Satan's kingdom he lends no aid to the
support of the gospel among the heathen he
contributes largely tothe evil adversary he
pays no attention to COOL advice he gives
great heed to the devil he will never go
to Heaven he must go where he viii receive
the just recompense OF Reward
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-30
oas of the p,IEoyz.


A few days ago, a youngste. of some
seven or eight years stepped into the ofics
of Doetor acquaintance of ours, and
asked the Doctor if he hal a COOL. cigar.
do you smoke, Tommy" said the
Doctor.
"Now and then" was the reply.
care the folks all well to-day. Tom
my?'
''So-so-ish-prctty comfortable
81 saw your mother ycsterlay-she was
dressed in deep mourning. Who is that
for, Tommy?"
"Why, yoa know that nv father has
been very sick
''Yes--but. bless me, he amt dead, is
he?'
''Dead!-no. He's got nearly well, and
my mother was SO disappointed, she put
on mourning. and says she IS wearing it
for an aunt of mine who died some time
ago: but you and | undertanl it, Doctor
that's all in pigs eye. y on don't want
to step over to the Saloon and take s'snip"
DO you?"
"No.''
"Well. Frank GOALS perfect trump
Il guess I'll go and see him. Good
morning, Doctor"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-30
The last Eruption of Mount Hecla.

At the commencement Of the year 1915,
Mt. Hecla had for seventy nine years been
in state of quiesccncc-a period of rest
longer than any that had occurred within
the historical recollection offman. AS
early as 1889, however, there were indica-
tons that the smouldering fires contained IN
It's bosom were far from extinguished.-
Still, the recollection of the last fearful
eruption being long since forgotten. the
minds of the inhabitants retained their
newly gained serenity; and when the out
break did come, it took the public mind as
much by surprise as though Nature had
not already been frequently convulsed by
the titanic struggles of the mighty Fire
monster hidden in the depth of HeeIa's
bowels.
On the 2d of September, 1854, COM
mencei the eighteenth eruption Of lIecla,
that has taken place with the memory of
man. Heavy, murky clouds hung over
the billy districts in the vicinity of the vol
cano, and dull, oppressive quiet pervadc.i
the atmosphere, when at 0 O'Clock in the
morning both Garth and air were suddenly
convulsed and all nature was thrown into
confusion. The earth. shook, the heavens
Numbered in one continued roar, like the
dashing Of the surf on the southern coast
in the Winter season. impenetrable clouds
OF fog and mist wrapped themselves as a
veil about the summit of ths mountain,
hiding it from the strained and anxious
gaze Of the trembling inhabitants.
About 10 o'clock this cloud darlened, :.
and raising slowly from the peak of The vol
cano spread itselfovef the whole sky, delu-
ging the earth with shower of ashes and
scoria, and obscuring the atmosphere TO
such degree that the people could with
difficulty group their way to their homes
for shelter. Ats o'clock in the afternoon
daylight was restored, and the fall of ashes
changed into a shower Of volcanic sand
which continued to pour down until the
close of the succeeding day, by which time
it covered the ground to the depth of nearly
two inches
1t is worthy Of note that the thunder
which accompanied the commencement of
this shower was very feebly heard in the
immediate vicinity Of Hecla, while in re-
mote places it was distinctly audible. On
the island Of Grimsoe, lying 80 miles dis
tant, it was mistaken for the discharge Of
artillery on board of a French privateer
cruising in the vicinity, A slight trepida-
ton of the earth was also perceptible in
some places, while in others it was not at
all noticed.
When the cloud cleared away and day
light again made its appearance, Hecla was
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-30
End Of the world at Hana.

Paris is>very much excitei by an astro-
nomical controversy at which all do not
laugh Ths two most eminent astrono-
mers, one of France. the other OF Gcrma-
ny, are arguing whether the world is to
come to an end on tie tl;rteenfa of June
merit All the scientific wosld, it appears,
have long been uneasy. at The approach OF
the Gomez to our earth; anil though It is
concedel by the disbelievess that the con-
tact must take place In Juns n.xt, they
argue Tor Mons. BabineE, the French As
tronomes, for them that. as comets are bnt
atmospheric affairs, it will not materially
affect us. The German, on the contrary,
says that it will not merely be the passing
of "a gentleman who SMOKES" but that
its center is solid fire, and that the surface
of the earth will be turned into@a sea of
fiery lava, by his formidable cigar Home
Journal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-30
A Blonde girrlet.

There. seems to be one thing after all,
that is of more caIae for haUinq ostnothinq'
The following incident, which we find in a
French paper, illustrates the truth of this
apparent impossibility.
Vt a charity fair lately got up by the be-
nevolent fashionables OF Paris. the Princess
P had a counter covered with elegant
trihes- Oae of her gay acquaintance,
Count De R, approached the stall,
and after looking at all the articles was
walking quietly away The lovely shop
woman, upon this called out to know
whether he was going to be so uncourteous
as to pass without huyins something of
her.
81 would, The said, with significant
look, ''if You will sell me what l want"
well, what is it?''
THAT lock Of golden hair which falls
SO beautifully to your shoulder"
"Yon shall have it, replied the Princess
very promptly, and, selling pair of scis-
sorS, she clipped it, close to the temples
1t was then duly wrapped in piece of pa
per, and handed across the counter.
Five hundred francs, said the Prin-
cess.
The count as promptly drew a cheek
from his wallet and filled it MP for til.
amount, secretly thinking it was rather
doGr, but pockc:ing it with very chivalric
grace.
The next day, the Coun', telling the sto-
~ with some triumph to his sister-in-law,
who happened to be an intimate friend CT
the Princess, was surprised to find it re-
ceivsd with burst of hearty laughter
"The Princess male good bargain out
Of you," said his sister, '"for as | chance
to know. the five hundred francs which
she charged yoa for that single curl is three
or four times as much as she paid the hair
dresser for tie ,rhoIs irigf
Now, would not the Cont have valued
that lock Of hair considerably more if the
Princess had CHANGED aeger to hare gres:-
ously pail anything for H.
Asm.-A crop of hair on the soil is
worth more than when it is harvested all
brought to market!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-30

BRDE wIrH TWO BRlDEGRooAs.--A Ten
'nesses paper announces the marriage Of Mr.
BENJAMIN Husky to Miss Susanna Parker,
both Of Sewer County. Tico expectant
bridegrooms were in attendance at the
suspicious hour," each clate with the
prospect Of duplicating his existence. 1t
seems that the fair deceiver had so wound
herself into the affections Of the two, that
when popping time came around she
was unable to resist. SO argent were they
in their glorious cause. According to
time set, both gentlemen were at the APP
pointed place, both anticipating the brill
iant sgood time coming" with apparent
GOODNESS The Squire announced his read
mess to tie the desire knot by slead your
partner out on the floor" and to the aston
ishment of the assembled lockers on, two
groops advanced with ,eagerness to grasp
.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-30
Purify Purify!!

Purify! Purify!
Ii HR. EE a. HK :" va TT
1 SPRING AND SUMMER
MEDTCTNEsS!s
Hurley's SarsapariIIa!
4 D. ALL the remedies that have been discoy-
~ cred during the present aye for the thousand
HIS that flesh is heir to-, none equal this wonderful
preparation. Only three years have clansed since
'ie oiscoserer (who spent decade in studying. cx
pclinehtaiizng and periectisg it, first introduc;re
u TO Tire paic, and it is already recoonizea Inv tb
most eminent physicians in all parts of the conrtrv
70 oe 'he moss surprising and effective remedy for
certain diseases OF which they have KNOWLEDGE
an otaer compounds Or syrups of the root have
hitherto faiied to command the sanction al tho fac
u'y because on beng tested, they have been found
10 contain noxious ingredients, which neutralized
eie gooa eects OF the Sarsaparilla, and otentimes
mare tne health OF the patient. 1t is not so with
Hurley's preparation.
ms IS the pure sas-l gesuine extract of the root
and VIII on trial, be found to effect a certain and
perfect cure OF the following complaints and dis
cases:
Affection Of the Bones,
Habitual costiyeness,
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases of Ksnevs
A--'Ni NoDllsidfili-.
Dyspepsia, Piles,
Erysyrilas,
Pulmonary Diseases,
Scroiua, fistula,
Female Irregularities,
syphilis,
And all Skin Diseases.
Besides curing the above, it is also known to bc a
great ana powerful tonic, purifying the blood and
inyigorating the sYstcm.
In short IT is without exception in tho cases ,ep
uoned ana Its general effect on the system the mos.
elncacious, and it is the most desirable. remedy Of
inc age Ii ~ already extensively used tbroaebnr,
the country, and is fast obtaining an EuroDean rem,
I'ilon- The instances Of cure it has effected arc
daiiy coming to the proprietors knowledge and he
mas no hesitation n recommending il to oncsapd all
VINO desire TO procure relief from SUFFERING Orc
bottle being tried its effects will be too apparent 70
admit of further aoub.. "
Kecoiect Hur,ey's Slrsaparilla is the only repu-
inc c>-.cle in the market.
~ Free II per bottle, or six bottles for S.
=. fof sale at the mandatory, corner Seventh and
Green streets, Louisville, Nv.
!. wholesale: J. b. Wilder & Bro ]. s. Morris &.
sons 'ssoa, Ssubirl 6, Smith, Louisville, Nv
Alien 4 Co.. and J. ID. Park, Cincinnati. Ohio.
And 10y PERSUIN(; &. ca mo-
PLYMOUTH, Ind.
November %. lS56-7vl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-30

~
III great popularity which MoiIat's Life Pills
Il anu fhoenix Bit,eIs have attained in co,,so-
quece OF the extraordinary cures effected bv their
use, senders 1t unnecessary Tor ,he PROPRIETOR h en-
GER nto particular anals OF their MEDICINAL vir
taesiorpropcrties. Having been more thin ~ wears
oeioie tue public, anu having the united test;n,oDv
OF more than Three Millions OF persons wao have
peen restored 70 the enjoyment os perfect hat,, bv
shcm' lt Is believed that their reputation "A the best
vegetable medicine now before the public Admits of
no dispute In almost every city and village In the
United States there are many who are ready To tcsti
y TO Their efficacy in removing disease, and ,yn.
70 ne wa"ie system renewed vieos and ficaifh
In cases OF Scroiua, Ulcers, Scur,v. Er,r,;o,,s
OF the Skin, the operation of the Liz. aIed;c;nos
Is truly astonishing, often removing In a few day
every 'estige OF these loathsome diseases bv tb.r
purifying effects GU the hleod. Fever and A.
dyspepsia, Dropsy, Piles, and in short most All dis
eases, socn yield to their curative properties No
family should be without them, as bv der t;mc,y
use much suffering and expense NAV be saved.
Prepared BY Wiiliarn B. MoiEat,,A. d.. n. York
and ior sale by -'' vi ~
Oct. l6, ls56-ayl - ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-30
WILSON, ANDREW eco

WILSON, ANDREW & co.
. q
Sh y RiIdE OF EgAs ySoS, G9lllz,
~E> -. oh
~ - ESQ., -Ss-=zsss l3ss Is he
Mugs & MEDICINEs.-Pur and Fresh
- ~ "lLooN, ANDREW g. co.
pAINIs of every color, Dry and in Oil. at
W. A. & Co.'S
INSEED OIL. at
IL IS VA. & Co.'S
"UpN,,-c
- IS wa. l. Cos.
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~ % y" a. g 20
D 20 w. A. g. Co.'S.
ssIpc
4 Sns,o,,,;a l,'' I,ihFhehe, and vi, Hand,
% w & e..
"
SanIc =, LaMfS, the finest styles, both Fluid
- o--l-cne, d. W. A. q Co.'S
1 A .onDl. EXTRAcTs.-Al the
- f~P ie'es d. w "A. q Cos.
nFprI,,rDv ------------
25 gu A'''1s W y 'ae eora, at
ECIEcTrc ,rrD1c7Nps
r. o. IN n''.~ ~, depot at
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-30
n. Esk 20 Wssss..S
Essence jamaica GINGER.

HIS Essence is a preparation OF unusual ex-
Il cellence. IN ordinary G;as1ilea, incipicps
cholera, III short, in al cases OF prostitution of the
digestive iii.cscns it is of inostilaahe va.ue. Du
ring the prevalence OF epidemic cholera and sum
ner complaints of Children it is peculiarly eflic,-
cious; no family, individual traveller should be
without it.
which 10 prepared only by Z BROWN, 4. his Drug
and Chemical Store, n. f. corner of if,h and
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, and Cor sae bv all
tie respectable Apo;hccafcs in the United States
Ssld by PERSHlNG * co.
Plymouth May %. lS.G-xI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-30

NIsIs PREPARATION is certain, safe and
i speedy remedy for Fever and Ague, ChiIls
and Fever, Dumb Ague, or any form of InterIlit-
tent and Remittent iescss. Il has been bat two
years since this Medicine was introduced TO the ne
ticc OF the p,llc-laring that period it has found
its WAYS to the homes of thousands of falies Attic
ted with this distressed and dcbiatng disease, and
in no instance has it failed to effect perfect and
permanent cure where the directions have been
strictly followed. The proprietor has also used it
II his private practice for several years, ana observ
ing the 'atsering which attended his treat
ment from the of this remedy, he has been in
drced to gise it more extended circulation. 1t
needs no enconium-no long array of testinony-to
herald It's ecacy it, merit lies in ITSELF and to the
invalid il viii prove Of more value than an octave
volume ofcertitlcates.
For sale at the Drug Store of
PERSHING & CO.,
PLYMOUTH, Ind.
July "a. ls56.-l7yl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-30

the fair hand Of the cruel hearted and be-
witchng creature. After a somewhat ami
mated discussion the two frustrated and
almost Frustrated aspirants to matrimoni-
al honors concluded to let the lady make
a choice, if one she could effect. between
the two, which she soon accomplished, and
was married to the one she most admired
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-30
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
w OFF T,S
LIFE PILLS
A " D

REG1NIL BIT nJmRg
fhEa FROM ALL MINERAL POfSONs-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-30
lEGaGa Test marw.

w. BENNINGTON, Sept 30, 1884.
W IL NORTON, ss.s: ''ScIid me another s,,alv
OF bitters immediately. They sell randy. and
give the most unbounded satisfaction in .ycrv 90
do not know OF but one instance in Which b,ro
sold one bottle that the pcrscn did not return ,or
mere and lii that c@se, the enc bottle cu..d the
person. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-30

+. THOMAS FAasEER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-10
Advancing Money on Produce.

The Trade circular ofJune LIST, issued
by Straight, Demming & Co., Commits,
sion Merchants, Cincinnati, has the fol.
lowing remarks, which may be interest
ing 10 produce dealers in this vicinity.
They say: The unusual frequency of
premature calls for advances this season,
on The part of W. Il. Shippers particu-
larly, leads us to I'd fine our position
on this subject, hoping thereby to es-
cape the disagreeable task of refusing
such requests in future. Being mostde-
eide ily opposed 10 adopting, in the West.
the eastern custom OF giving long credits
to purchasers, we could hardly be ex
pected to submit to the rule which i'm
prudent Commission Merchants are do
inc much to establish, hat of advancing
slippers the means With which to pur.
chase.
Any man, who has either ersdis or
capital. can certainly buy and ship all
the Produce he can handle, with safety,
so long as his Commission Merchant
stands ready to advance literally on re-
cent. ANY stimulant to overtradins,
that carries a shipper beyond safety,
usually results ! uriously to all parties
in any degree dependent upon his sue
cess. Notwithstanding hat failures
have been remarkably %unfrequenl among
the wholesale merchants of this city du-
ring the last twelve years, it is a note
worthy fact, that more than n half OF
all those whose Leading business has
been the selling of W. r. Cheese and
Butter on Commission (incluIing those
who have purchased these articles here
for shipment to ether marketsl, have
fgiled--some of them badly-greatly
injuring many of the w. R. Merchants,
and othels. We know ofseveral West
ern Shippers who could tell of heavy
losses II resulting from failui es in Eastern,
Southern, and other Western cities, the
evil not being confined 10 Cincinnati
alone. Those Commission Merchants,
who are row throwing out their accept
ance in advance Of shipments, may "fol-
low in the footsteps of their "illuslrious
predecessors" If so, those who now
esteem them obliging, clever fellows,
will hereafter curse them for their inn
prudence.
We make liberal advances ca receipt
of goods, not Jsfore ; and we do not in
tend that all the reckless competitors for
our business, who may raise and fall in
the West, shall drive US to abandon this
mos; important rule.