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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-21
Why is the Demand so Great for
E1Ee. sYEeEsHs7'S
AGU IL Balls A Nj !?

because it will, in all cases, safely and ef
ID fcctulllv cure that much dreaded scourgc OF
the WcSt-Chills Fever and Aguc-whhout fail,
and in will counterfeit the poison of VI tlara,
of which fact thousands do testify and unlike all
other nos,rums, it is only recommended for one
class of diseases, and tonic il is unsurpassed.
We will offer few evidences of its worth, by men
of influence and high standing.
Princeton, Ill.,, Sept. 20h, 1857.
DR MANN-Dear Sir: For several years past
have used your Ague Balsam in my daily practice
and have closely observed its effects in hundreds OF
cases. and in no case has il failed to produce the
most happy effect. | can most cheeriully recon-
mend rs a certain specific for chills, fever and
aguc, and malarious diseases.
Truly Yours, III. AUSTIN, VI. d.
Marshall, Mich, FEB. In, 1851.
DR. MANN q COL have sold large amount
of your Aoue Bilsam in this vicinity. and from my
personal knowledge of it, believe il il the best
remedy for chilis, fever and aeue that has ever
been sold in our State Respectfully Yours,
.. A. HYDE.
Aslfabula. Ohio, Jan Ist, 1853
MEssRs s. X. MANN & CO.-Gents: In can
vassing the States of Ohio and Michigan for the
sale of the different remedies of which we have
ntrol, our attention has been called to observe
the great name that your Ague Basam has gained
for itself in every place where sold. 1T real,
seems :. be he peoples onn remedy. and Its sales
more rapid than all others. 1t is destined to sa-
percede all other remedies in the market
Very Truly Yours, A. & 5. HENDRY.
Nds York, Fet %, 1850.
MEssRs. 6. x. MANN & CO.-Gents: have
at our house in st. Louis sold your Aguc Blsam
some three wears, aud have carssull: observed it,
effects in caring, and must in all caidor saw do
not believe its equal exists in all the world OF med
cines. To personal knowledge it has cured
permanently every time. and have knownit used.
after all other remedies had been tried in vain with
the most happy result. And what is more remark
able have never known case but what remained
cured for at least that season. | have no hcsita-
ton in recommending it as perfect triumph over
clills and fever -Respcctfully Yours,
PROF o. ]. WOOD
So X M Il NJ NJ Sc Goa
| Propriefors, Gallon, Ohio. 5
SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS.
August, 10, ls3e-ilm3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-21

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-21

IsteT.
In 1774, Dr. Webster was a popular
preacher of the Kirk of Scotland, in Edin-
burgb. Business brought him to London,
and one day. when passing the house Of
Lords, his curiosity induced him to make
an effort to step in and see them. None
were admitted without an order, except
noblemen's servants. Webster being ig-
norant of the rule. requested admittance.
what Lord do you belong to-" said
the dorkeeper.
"To the Lord Jehovah, /" replied Web,
ster. IS
The Lord Jehovah, !" replied the door
keeper; II have kept here seven years
but have not heard of such Lord
Jack" said he to his fellow keeper on ths
front steps. "here's a chap who says b.
belongs to the Lord Jehovah; do you know
such Lord?v
Never heard of him. - said Jack.
"But," said Webster, (willing to keel
up the illusion, there is such a Lord"
"Psss 'em in, said Jack; Il s'pose it
some poor Scotch Lord"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-21

This occurred at period when there
was not one in twenty of all the manufac-
turing and rural districts in England who
could read the Bible or write his own
name. Sabbath Schools were introduced in
1888. Now the people are intelligent and
happy, and can not only read and write,
but have found who the "Lord Jehovah"
is Grant 7Horn5urn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-21

A correspondent writes:
Il have seen the arms used by the Chi.
nese in the fight at the storming of the
ports at the mouth of of the Peiho. The
first sight of them shows the utter help
lessness of this vast Empire of three hun
dred and fifty millions of population, when
it comes into contact with European sci
ence, and arms, and discipline, on the bat
tle-feld. They remind me of the scenes
of my boyhood, when ell the lads of my
country village were aimed with wooden
guns, furnished with wooden locks and
fiints, which could snap if they could not
fire. They are ignorant Of the rifle, the
percussion cap, and even of the flint, once
used in its place. The gun is match
lock, and of such formidable dimensions
and weight as to need wheels to carry it,
instead of their own shoulders. 1t is al
most impossible to raise and level it,
such is its weight; and often another man,
knecling before him who loads and fires.
bears the end of the gun upon his shout
der, IL the happy consciousness that if the
enemy chooses to kill him instead of the
soldier at the other end Of the gun, he is
innocent of any mans blood and cannot
but be. And those matchlocksl they are
worthy of place in any antiquarian mu-
scum. Almost would the old knights
Templar of Malta start up again, should
these matchbox guns be placed in the
gallery besides their armor. The match
lock in cumbersomcness is fairly in keep
ing with the barrel and stock-some i'm :
fammable material, which is kept burning,
taking the place of a flint in a common
gun, and coming down like the fall of a
commet, when the tedious process of load
ing is completed Then there is the spear.
not to be used by the hanl in fight, but
slender, and iron point, and fired with
rockets. Then comes the battle axe, not
heavy and easily welded by the hand but
useless except in close contact, and then
powerless compared with the sword and
bayonet. Their cannon are either sunk in
the earth, and permanently levelled, or
else mounted on carriages which provide
Tor no elevation or depression of the
guns, or else make it so slow and difficult
that after all the carriage is useless. In
the attack on the forts, one of the stear-
gunboats came in range of the guns, and
received several shots. Very strangely.
and unlike a soldier and gentleman, as
John Chinaman thought, the Engishman
did not chose to remain in range, and
presto with a puff of steam was out of the
reach of their guns. though almost touch
ing their nozzles.''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-21

SUCH AS
TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR. SYRUP, FISH.
and all other goods usually kept in Grocery Store.
He has also constantly on banda large supply of
Crockery- Ware. Stone Ware,
Class Ware, Queens Ware, Wooden- Ware,
all of which will be sold low for Cash or Produce.
He also keeps few Guns, Pistols, Knives, Game
Sacks, Powder Horns and Flasks, Shot Pouches
and Belts, and general assortment of Sporting
Ammunition and Fishing Tackle. In connection
with the above he will keep at all times for sale
supply of the best quality of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-21

"A Gift aoorth from so cents to 500 90
,ciU be sent TO each subscriber on receipt of
the Subscription Money.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-21

CO. An old fellow being visited by
his pastor was told that he cold not be a
good Christian unless he took up his
daily cross; whcreat he caught up his
wife and began Juggling her about the
room.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-21


Eunice, / loved You better than my life
have loved you silently. / have lived up
on my love. and now. tonight. Eunice. !
have brought you here to declare it."
Let us go home" she said. walking a.
way rapidly. -
mo, not until you hear me- Eunice, ]
lore you; you must tell me that you return
my love or / am lost. You are nv first
dream of life: hear me. Say that you love
ms-that you will marry me-
"0h, Robert Amer" she sobbed, "why
isthis? Do you not know that / am tc
no57y your brother? Doyou not know VIZ
sruto b married in o month";"
have read somewhere in the memoir.
Of State prisoner who was confined fo
seventeen years. during which tins he hsart
The sound Of . human voice but once, thel
it was. the door of the dungeon opening
and these words came out of the darkness
the speaker he could not see:
by order Of His Majesty, the Empe
ror, i am commanded to inform you tina
on this day one year ago your wife died.
The door had been opened, this great sor
row had been flung in to him. and agai
all was silence and darkness.
/ was that prisoner Manly tn
voice coming out Of the darkness.
IN that ono little moment how man
wears lived? Those words rang in m
can, not only Is the doom Of my body
they rang - the doom Of my soul. Icangl
both th9 huds Of Eunice Manly in m
own. I looked into her face canne
believe fhsse was anything in my counts
nance that night less than demon.
looked mp TO the stars and out upon Il
w4u ripping in the moonlight, and thel
cane whisper to nae:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-21

FJNHE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is
Il one of the best literary papers of the day
A large Quarto containg TWENTY PAGES, or
SIXTY COLUMNS of entertaintaning matter;
& ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-21

CONSUMPTION ~ AN OLD INDIAN DOC
TOR, UNCAS BRANT, white
QRED. Missionary among the Indians OF
the Rocky Mountains, discovered
coxsrupr,ax RARE PLANT, that proves to
'o'o' "i '0' be a certain cure for Consumption,
.rprn Bronchitis, Asthma, Liver Com
pllint, Nervous Affections. Coughs,
Colds, &c. Having row made his
CONSUMPTION fortune and retired from business.
he will send the prescription and
CiRED. directions for preparing the medi-
cine free Of charge to all who desire
.o,,.,.,,,, it, and will send to his agent, en-
'"AS' az iiV' closing two stamps (6ccnts), tot pay
the return letter, with a description
etREp' oftlheir symptoms. The old Doctor
has cured more than 5000 cases Of
CONSUMPTION Consumption alone, and hopes all
affiictedpcople willavail themselves
(rRrD. of this opportunity, as the Doctor
wishes to do all the good he can be-
~ fore lie dies. Address alilettcrs to
tONSt hfli0A DANIEL ADEE,
Box 1881 p. O., New York
ukED' Who is his sole agent.
July 3, 1855
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-21

Ee- Now, George, you must divide
the cake honorably with your brother"
"What is 'llonorably' mother?'
at means that you must give him the
largest piece
Then, mother, I'll rather that Charley
should divide it,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-21
FARE FROM CHICAGO TO LOUISVILLE ONLY So
N. ALBANY & SALEM R.R.

LNOR NEW ALBANY, LOU--
Il 1SVILLE, LEXINGTON. 1900
and Frankfort, Kentucky Extending from Lake
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site Louisville TT
The only Direct Route from Chicago to I.ouis
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1t is also the Quickest and most Direct Route to
Wheeling, Pittsburg, Baltimore Washington, Phil
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TWO DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO,
Wa Michigan Central Railroad as follows:
i.uU A VI. Cincinnati and Louisville Express
arriving in Cincinnati at 10 p NJ, running directly
through to Cincinnati without change Of cars or
baggage.
zoo P NJ. Night Express, running directly
through to Louisville, connecting at Lafayette for
indianapolis and all other points mentioned above
arriving at Cincinnati l2 NJ. and at Louisville az
$50 p. VI.
Both Trains connect at Greencastle with Train,
OF Ierre Haute and Richmond Railroad, in season
Tor passengers to take that Road either east or west
and TO take passengers ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. Sc
70 New Albany and Is.zisvfsl.. A,ssxiss trans on
Ohio and Mississippi Raffroad st Mitchell.
only one change OF cars between Chicago
and New Albany.
Baggage checked through.
through Tickets can be bad at all Of the prinei-
pal Railroad Offices in the West. Also at the Pas
senger Station of the Michigan Central Railroad.
foot OF Lake street, the Office, corner of Lake and
Dearbon streets, opposite fremont House, Chicago.
" Be careful TO get Through Tickets by wa
OF New Albany and Salem Railroad
JOHN B. ANDERSON, Supt,
u vi. SABiS. Cen Passenger Agent
Jas. PATTON, Gen. Travelling Agent.