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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

In PURSU ANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
n. County New York uotioe Il Gereby ali
r.r.on. having claim, against BENJAMIN ). X RICHARD
SON late q of Nov York. de- ased present the
some with vouchers thereof n. subs u. bic place of
business No ~ GsndtTe, IN the City of Brooklyn, Eastern
District, before ninth day Of April naxDa,sd New.
Yosk, the eighth day Of q Oc:obei, 1888 .
HENRY c. RICHARDSON, rxecntor.
% lsgtmS OLIVE W. RICHARDSON. E1ecurix.
In PURSUANCE Of al order Uf the Surrogate
of the County OF New York, Notice IL h"r.by all
pous having against CHARLES HAsIlN ~ sts u
the iort d-c.ss~d present tb- sith
youchsT the uscTb bis place % tIs1ess NJ
4 Par. Re IN the City of N-v iors before toe 18th
oy Of June u.at-De.d SewYof ~ - day OF December,
1854 VAN COfr,
dlI fas6m' AdIlinistrator, with the WI annexed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

THE OLIVE FEVER aud AGUE PILLS are
A.v. uVAos- !. D.yo. No - Conr i.nats.. up sts'rs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
Dotfs bp Aatio6.
A. d. msE-N AsctilDesL
nY BANGS, MEkWIN d Co., Trsde-Ssie

~
MONDAY FVENISG. Dec q. at o'olo~k.
FOLIOAY hND .T,SDssD )DKs-A sres. vAi II Of
raDt G'fI4'sd Booze iDcut'ng Al oOs r 2ss 10 rel
sirdirss collect n ot ne bst STANDARD l. Dsry
Wuts bound 81 roer) Golf a1d ss.ortnsBt of
u Juver4es As5, Bblss and fIsy.rBOoss ex,rs bin
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
Orenn .jIeamsrs, Nt.

ElRSr CLIPPER tc SAIL.-ROSS, FALCO-
Il NSR 4 Cos Line for SAN FRANCISCO
The famous extreme clipper hip HURRICANE Capt sHEa-
eig tbis until full ~ Per no ~ T..
r, (Msideu LaneD Apply % ROSS, fAL"oSh;n 90,
Asepts at San Francisco Bessrs. d. l.. ROSS Co.
..,rar. d lrl Ia and lrRRln.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of County Of hewYoTs, notice is hereby gwen 20 all
p.rsous aims ssan JACOB STRAUT ate Of the City
of srVy H. deceased, prcssn the with vouchers
thert o. 20 the slbshers al the ODE u EdrMd Sau
No lue Bar CITY of Ne~-iork. before the
seventh dsy March nrADaied SevYoTs The so dsy o
September. 1853 r. J. STRAuT lyY.ep,ors
a ny
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25


L'XECUTORs SALE Of bOLLTNG- MILL
~ % the pr uisss Jersey City s1at-r om
Ferry tie berz-I p, int PSlk aos5 ~. sold
p bic s1eco MONDAY Decenoer.7 1888 a. " the
following TIE Seli RDLLiN M ILL., late
occppisc by ,hfsmAo bothsr I'D IN hstrste vorsng
order with Me 1iDsry (Gssry Des Tolls, suidinfs asa
Gr0Uncs Ths Or .unds eo1 OF The lot wn,a TIE 81 u
sspo' extend sfro TIE pnko, % the az ss3ne % the
EUd.On ard Lot opo,sit-, aDnS fonr lot.
There ns f~o D-st sDd oomtrabl- DWELLINGS, sh out
p'i,i,u'aI. iIqII-e u ( 4 T6RRENCE and WILLIAM v
yUDsON, at TIE BbP House, north west corner Of 7In and
WsIutsts, PhJsdepba
DUBLIC ShLE.--T0 CAPITALISTS WALL
L PAPERIAkFRS And Othef.-STEAM ESiT NJ snt
BOILkhs .reosise machinery Tor rakieg wsip,pr, val
b. sod pub ic ss- TUESDAY MORNING Jan 5 1870,
al u ociccs. a. the stoIy '@ oi B'ucAar5 sad -,
Os, st Wet Of Brds.,t 2lth Wlf9, Philadelphia Al the
schDsIy Of tue establish nsLt comprising 10 pat Se4D In
srs, iOrsS power T0bDsr Hoirs, shafar, Pnis, ant
Hsussp Grinding and mxug MsebDes Ga Mse.i1es,
D,mIns Machine, Ofouloins Saeniues Prnuos hs-
Tslle. bbout 30 Printing Botk. together every
are ncesafy 20 coDd ct1s thr business Aio ohe.s;oy
FIRE Proof Bud with slate roof ron doors aid "'ndo~s 10
b. removed
The above opportunity FOR The purchsse o TIE
requisite machinery 10 s uLnu sct1e y. val sers
II cost over f2r Or. and is ~ pe-fect cr1sr.
II be soll lot bird The purchase money
rssb ailoer and eight for approved intorsd
paper May be Examined any time application ~ the
JAMES A. FREEhsN,
Aucloneer
Store No. az Wslnut-st,
Above An.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
u tie County 4 hewNork uotr. I. hereby syrn % 81
Er.on. hayng claims against JAMES w. SCOTT late Of the
ig { Nrwiork O. "A, feceased - present the same With
yocL.rs the mb.rte q, The office II Edward A.
zero No > BIZ NEST in the ty II Nsw-York be-
fire The weu-y-yruth day II Jsnnay nsS.-Dated New
lors, the - day Of July, 1883. HENRY ". SCOTT,
iavfuS Atfni nlsir sfor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
dts0lCll.

CONSTIPATION (COSTIVENESS) snd DYS-
~ PtPsIA completely cIf-o without medenes njcctols
o. tstbs ~ DAVIS EkNALENIA CkAShEhs an ssas-a H,
h. md niou AMI vegetable 20 ID msusrJacd irom W
on,. rnal GsDuns tr4,uts Their effect IN sledhy re
so, N. .nnn,k snd bowels The al conditon ason
a.. N s,s~. ubbrhvTs C-rtih a,es a0d references OF
t most respectable sDd Grsns~srshe chafaet Not pui
a. . a or psdciue tbe ton OF tieee cTs5kes
s lr Scent opeTa1 gusrAee a. Tepfes, nt-. OF e
pasnss. money returned MauUctufec snd si oay oy 6s
O. l. per pound WI Keep Tor yeas IN any otmse None
S ~ INV ia tC M-GAY No sie rorsyth.s. N
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

EOR SAVANNAH and FlOklDA.-U. :.
L NAIL LINE The fayor-s s-esT,hip AUGUSTA Cart-
WooShul will le.v, SATURDAY .5.h December, Il
m. from Pier NJ North River Ihrols, ,cse;' tssn "
Son,sot,ry Columbus Atlsnts Absuy sgd Ma IL q
ad Dc ,snee OILY o. hDrd For righ Apey .
sAML L MlNHILL SON No. IS 8Iost~Ay.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

STFAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL.
OEASr DUBLIN sla LONDONDERRY, wi ,hout delay, for
$50 Reuu tkes eArT q, the above plses good ioI SIX
~ 1.-the BY -arner )f the line. So
EDlSBURGH Capt. Cuu rllos "WEDNESDAY, Dec st-noon
GLASGOW Cspt. Tnon pson SATURDAY Jan. 22-noon
Rsrts or Psss.cE-Cahn, 47>; tuird eass, found with
cooked provisions $50 For freiebt apply -
ROBERT CRAIG No II Broadway.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17


stand the mission of the Republican, Party
to be merely to obtain possession OF the
different branches of government and then
subvert its patronage to base party purpo-
ses: but | understand its mission to be
the rc-cstablisment of those principles
which the founders of the government low
ed, which gave America her rank among ma
tions and which gave our country that i'm
petus which, had it not been checked by the
tyranical usurpations OF Pierce and Buch-
anan, would have caused her to so on. will
gigantic strides, "conquering and to con
quer," until the whole civilized world was
embraced within her limits.
The only wisdom that can see display
ell in this production is the suppression OF
the authors names Whether this was IN
territorial or not am unable to say. Who
they were know not, but | suppose them
to be some OF those sycophants who lick
the feet of power, and who coniured up this
shallow arti6ce from still more shallow
brains, for the purpose fsceuring fat ofli-
ces for themselves and parasites. Its claim
to nationality is false, for no party can be
truly national unless it adopts the motto of
"Frcedom is National and Slavery is Sec
tionaL" ag an *x*
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17
CHAPTER V,
"Dry up and suspend"

The news of the murder of Rodcricgo
spread with rapidity throughout the city.
The Metropoitans were on the alert, and
by order of Coroner Connery, the Count
was arrested, and the mutlatcd tooth-pick
was found upon his person.
Isabella was summoned as witness, but,
alas! she could give no evidence, she had
became on iaiot isA
The Count endeavorcd to prove that the
blood upon the tooth pick was artcrial, but
he was found guilty and sentenced to be
hanged.
But bark! what cry is that breaks on the
startled ear? !" Ere's the Erpress, third
'dition--got the recovery of Roderiegop'
The news was true! Roderiego was not
mortaIly wounded, and with the aid of the
retired physician, whose sands of life
had nearly run out" recovered his usual
health. t p
But little remains for ME to relate. :. The
Count ID 'Nincompoop was released BY the
ntcrccssion of Roderiego, and left the Uni
tel States to spend the balance OF his mis-
cradle life in New Jersey In fit Of dia
bolical passion at hearing of the marriage
ofRoderiego D'Polliwog to the Lady Isa-
bella D'Fitsimpkins, he dashed his brains
out with bar of soap
Roderiego and Isabella, who after the
murder, had procured a divorce from the
Count, lived happily together, and many
little PollIwogs squirmed around their
feet
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17
Progress Of Republicanism in Washing
ton.

A full and spirite,; meeting of the Re-
publicans of this city was held at the rooms
of the National Republican Association,
last Saturday night. The meeting was adj
dressed, in an eloquent and able speech of
an hour in length, by the Hon. Schuyler
Colfax, OF Indiana. Senator Clark of New
Hampshire, also bale the Association God
speed, in few pointed remarks, encoura-
ging its members to go forward in sowing
the good seed Of political reform; for the
harvest would surely bring an abundant re.
turn tor their labor. Other members of
Congress were also in the audience.
But the speech Of Mr.. 'Coifax deserves
more particular notice; though fully to ap-
prcciate it one should have heard it, and
imbibcd its sentiments, as they breathed
forth from the heart of the speaker, in
words of eloqucnce and earnestness.
Mr. Colfax said he would not attempt to
portray the social and moral effects of Slave
ry. nor bring before the minds of his hear
ers pictures Of the auction block and its at
tendant scenes offamilies broken up without
the hope of au earthly reunion. With all
this his hearers, living in the midst of Slave
ry, were but too familiar. But he d~elt
on Slavery mainly in its political aspects.
He reviewed the sentiments Of the fathers
and founders of our Government, showing
that such great men as Jefferson, Madison.
Pinkncy, and others, Southern men. all
looked npon Slavery as social, political,
and moral evil, and an incubus on the pros
perity of the country. which should be got
rid of as soon as practicable without allow
ing it to extend further.
The eloquent speaker then referred to the
fact that there are now in Congress from the
South twenty members who represent prop
erty, while the North has not one such Rep
rescntative What fitness is there then. in
coniining the adjective Black to those
who represent only white men, while the
negroes Of the South are represented in
Congress by twenty members? This prop
erty representation is all wrong, said the
speaker, and should be allowed to extend
itself no further There were many more
points, well taken, in the address. which we
have not time now to notice. Success to
the gallant young Representative of the
9th district Of Indiana!
The President Of the Association, b. b.
French, Esq, also favored the meeting with
an able address. touching mainly upon To-
cal matters.-Eru. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17
A Teatfai Story.
THE
MUTILATED TOOTH-PICK;
Il THRILLIXG G. II OMA JCE
Byhe dutkor ofMc .'Crinson Woryfor.
= or The Gery Deoger;' :" Venetian Neat
LAxe: or TIE -hysferious ,Saugoye."
CHATTER I.
The BIood-Tub or Tittlctudulum.
"Now i, the winter of my discomfort
Made doubly bitter by the scarcity

OrL,scr Bier ShakPoare
Lager, more lager!' hoarsely Shoutel
the Count D'Nineompoop to his attend
ants, as he set at The banquet table in the
hall of Nincompoop Castle.
The butler fastened to obey the orler
and soon returned Will, the intelligence thai
the lager was all gone s 'sssil 6
"No Isgeri'' exclaimed the Count in
voice OF thunder.
Mary glass; replied the trembling me-
NAL.
"Fool, why ylid'st thou not provide more
of that Tuctonic beverage? But go, de
part, evaporatc. ere in my rage strike out
from my shoulder like an artist, and give
you 'jcssel'4"
The butler anil the other Attendants left
and the Count was alone.
With rapid strides he PAGES the hall;
and he speaks; while his manly face is dis
torted with fearful passion. if
s.Isabella D'Fitsimpkins, thou shalt be
mine; aye. haughty beauty, never shall
Rodericgo call you wife. My plans are
laid, and unlike the Wall street brokers, j
know no such thing as fail. Roderiego
the Blool-tub is on thy track: beware, be-
warc!'
With the smile of demon, he drew
from its sheath a glittering dagger, and
sharpencd it on his boot. 'af 4i lIe
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17
NO. 81.

six boiler calliopcs. and in our followed
organ lofts engineers of tire Gospel will,
ON the still Sabbath, shut down their fire
doors, raise steam, and praise God. A
national revival demands steam. Let the
Muezzn cry from the minaret Of mosques;
we christians are steam people. ST. Paul j.
in conversion, fell from his stecd, but the
missionaries drive the, iron horse.
As a political Instrument, the calliope
will be Unionist. 1t will bind with a
chain of "linked sweetness long drawn
out" our diseordaut confedcracy. The
happy time. in short, now giides this way.
when. the music of our national anthem
shall, on the Fourth of July, begin in our
sugar houses Of Louisiana, and then, from
sugar house to steam gin. and from gin to
saw-mill factory, be borne up the valley
of the Mississippi along the line of rail
road trayel up to Boston, and back through
New Y York, Baltimore, Charleston and Sa-
vannah, and then ere sunset, in New Or
leans, roll forth, from thousand brazen
throats, a grand, triumphant and concerted
finale.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17
CHAPTER IL.
- ei.ss4 CHtAfIEh IL. +
Cassio-'Dest kiow him, E.gof'.
"Iago-I do; he is load of bricks

HIrIn
Rolcricgo D'Polliwog was an orphan. =
Tins melancholy circumstance, it IS gener-
ally believed was caused 10y the death Of his
parents He loved with all the fiery ardor
of his impetuous nature, the beautiful lady
Isabella ID 'Fitsimpkins 10 him she owed
her life; for when one day she walked forth
in all the pride of maiden loveliness to pur-
chase pint of peanuts, pair of frightcn
ed horses dashed up the street. All except
Isabella, had fled; but she seemed as if root
ed to the spot Nearer they approach
piercing shrick rends the air-they arc al
most upon hes. when youth rushes from
lager bier saloon, seizes the foanling stecds
by the reins. and with superhumans strength
throws them intolt middle of next week
Having accomplished this Herculean feat,
lac bears Isalclla< iato slseticary pop,
whore she soon RECEIVERS. and is. escorted
home by the gallant Roderigo-'Twas thus
they met.
That night lady Isabella slept not
thoughts Of Rodsriego filed her mind, and
conjured up visions of future brighter
than Fernando Woods before election day
And Rodericgo, too, wooel the God OF
Sleep ia vain.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17


MR. .EprroR:-I notice in several OF the
(so-called) American papers of this State
ca proposition to erect new Party, upon
purely National Principles, to be styled
The Peoples Party Of the Union. - The
proposition bears the evidence Of fraud 'aI'-
on its face. for. instead Of bearing its pres
eut name, it shouId be known as "a prop
ositien TO break down the Republican Far
ty and to enable the Democracy to'contm-
ue their assaults upon the Treasury" The
getters up thereof thinking. doubtless. that
the safety of the Union depended upon their
exertions propose to 'seschcw all sectional
questions, which means swallow bred
Scottish, Lecopmtonisln, the Cincin-
natl Directory. the Candle box. and the
Green-Eaglish dodge, Amalgamation aud
ell those other odioss f..sssss7 e, Modern
not from whence this ubiquitous proposal
proceeded, nor do care, suffice it to say that
il presents no attractions to the true Re-
publican. but rather deserves the contempt
of every we'll wisber Of his country.
Even if success is the only purpose for
which We are battling this proposition has
no charms for us. But do not under
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17
t)Jr Faith.

Governments are instituted among men
deriving their just power from the consent
of the governed.--Deciaration Of ISdepen-
dence, July An. 1776. asH
''The people are the rightful source of
all political power. ."-Piotform of the
H'oshington RepuJi;can Association, Nav,
1853. =
h 1.-The people of Territory when they
come to form a constitution preparatory to
their admission into the Union as Stale
have the right to adopt such aconstitu-
tion. being Republican in form, as may be
acceptable to. themselves, and that no State
ought to be received into the Union before
the constitution there has been, fully
and fairly submitted to their adoption OF
rejection and received the approval Of the
majority Of its legal voters, - Repu5lic an
Platform Of Lndiaaa, March 4th. 1853.
I'VE give shc above in answer to aues-
|tion asked us. IL may be calsed by any
name: Popular Sovereignty,'ai fit will
please our Democratic friends any better;
but as we hate all 'sovereigns. princes po-
sentates, and dislike any word i'm onr re-
pubficaa language that implies there is
such beings as. sovereignsi on earth, we
would rather cali the doctrine the "WiIl
of the People" But caIl # what you will,
it is the only doctrine on which free peo-
pie can stand, and the doctrine by which
we intend to stand or fan. Itis tile first
and prominent republicans faith: the second
is that freedom is national and Slavery
sectional: and the others arc like unto
these Have VIC answered our friend?-
Jsdf. Rep. - szss2t - ro'n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

What is beoutys -'rhe highest attributes
Of morality yefging upon the infinite.
Uzaf as scisdon.s Diamond crown
that heaven placed upon the brow of man
as a mark Of superiority over the grosser
nature. = -.
VIA IS haAs-The ansul who opens
the portals of heaven
1fn0t Is hopee- brilliant star that rose
when Times was young, and one that will
neFer set until the g real; Reckoning
sHhGf Is The eencil that paints
upon the soul visions Of heaven.
What IS purity?- The twin sister of love,
and waiting angel upon the Diety. ~
Wkat is sfdelitg?-A crystal fountain
encssed within golden vessel, on which
the u twin sisters. Love and purity. sail
their barques.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

nR. a. MATTINGLY, will devote in ftur,
his entire attention to the ptactice OF NEDI
cr~E- Nlf~oR SURGERY * onsrErRIcs- M,ny year
al prrctical cxPericncr, together with dctcr'nin
ton to render satisfaction in all eases, he hope
will him, sl,,re of the strons;.e of lib
era, community. lie is prepared to attend case
ia both town and country.
OFFICE, one door north of III. Pierce's Cloth
ing Store, west side Michigan street.
April ~, le5S--24
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

II Yearly advertisers exceeding the amount
contracted for will be charged in proportion Tor the
excess
n Communications to promote private inte-
rests u,nt be paid for regular advertising rates
IL All Advertisements should have marked on
them the number OF Insertions wanted. otherwise
they will be published until forbid and charged for
accordingly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

nR.AIO. BORTON. SURGEON DEsrIsr, hsv
il y ins permanently iocstcd in Plymouth. is pre-
- pared at all tirnes, (Mondays and Tues
H(@i iiays exccI<c,lJ to perform all operation
aii pertaining 10 the dental professions, Spe
cisl attention given to cleansing the teeth Dis
OF the ns,utls tse.tcd With success Satisiac
ton will be given 10 all who favor him with call
Rooms on Michigan street, above Pcrshins X
Co.'S Dsu- Storc. INV y, SS-23
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

nR :. T. SMITH. ECLECTIC PnssscIAx, Tor
mcris Of Unioniown. having permanent,
lc. ted in Knox. st.rkc county, offers his service
professionally To the citizens of that county.
kxox, fmI. May %, ls5s-2J
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

Women can less easily surmount their
coquetry than their passions.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

P. S--Tfe has supply Of fresh vaccine matter.
and all who desire pro.eetion from the small Pox
should not delay vaccination re-vscc'nation, as
nothing else give xenption from its ravages.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

w. BENNETT, N. d.. offers his profess
i,nai services % the citizens of Marshall Co
OsIie 1T his residence third door norl, pf the Ed
wards House, Plymouth. Ind. jim 2S--l2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17
CHAPTER ".
"If the red slayer thinks he Stays,
Or if the slain thinks he is slain,
1t makes slight difference either way
I 81. =. L.. n

SGT cih up anu 80 ~ az c5auh- EWfson
The Count D 'Nincompoop left his cas-
tie, his noble form closely chveloped in a
cloak, which disclosed it to advantage, and
pnrscd his way to the mansion Of Lady
Isabella. With cautious steps he ascends
the stair case, until he reaches the room,
where we have intrQducctl her in the last
chapter, and opening the door. Sbehofls
Rodereigo endcaveripg to ofestose Lady Is
abella to consciousness.
sHa! ha! Redereigo, j have thee at last!''
and ere the brave Rodcriego could speak,
he plunged a dagger in. his bosom.
Roderiego D'Polliwog. fell. mortalIy
wounded. the blood rnnning in crimson
stream Oh the carpet.
+ >D'NincompooP gazed a moment at the
body, and then endeavorcd to arouse the
lady Isabella. She opened her eyes. and
shuddered when she beheld the Count.
where is Rodcriego?" she asked in
asked in agitation. S. -. - .'..''
- .perfidious female woman. behold!" he
exclaimed as he pointed to the. corpse
FAly y vengeance Is complete: the Blood -tub
has wiped out his wrongs with bloodl''s
Isabella gazed,with an idiotic,look upon
the form of him she loved. k..;ls,4 -
Let me have . relic Of the glorious
dead, = he sa;,:, and STOPPING took from the
pocket of Roderiego a broken tooth-pick.
1t was slightly stained with blood from the
wound. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17
CHAPTER III.
"Her nose is like the snow drift,
And bunged up her eyes,"
ss~TsI.fss -sfsS

III Anu puhSeu up her EYES. Dyoh-
ssThat's so.'' Rynders.
In magni6cently furnished apartment
sat Lady Isabella, and Roderiego knelt at
her feet.
"Rise, Rodcriego," she said. in dulcet
tones.
''1'll rise no more than fancy stocks have
since the financial crisis, until you decide
my fate. In your hands rests my happi-
ness; wilt thou be mine? Speak. Isabella,
speak,"
She answered not. but turned aside her
lovely head, and wiped her nose.
"Are those pearly drops from that bright
nose-no, excuse me, from those bright
eycs-assurance of your favor?" he asked
in voice Of mingled joy and apprchen
sion.
She dried her tears and spoke
'Rodericgo, to you owe the prcscrra-
ton of my lite. love thee-aye. as the
Democracy love thee spoils; but, butt
can never we'd with thee
"What fearful mystery is here. compar-
cd with whicll'the assault on William Pat
tegson sinks into insignicance?" cjacula-
ted Roderiego.
"Listen!' she exclaimed. There is an
insurmountablc barrier to our union, and
WHAT" interrupted Rosleriego..
Il am the wife Of Count D'Nincompoop, d
the Blood tub of Tittletudlum!''' she .ex-
claimed and fell fainting to the door,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

nIRAM DENNiS.-LrvERy, SsLE AND FIX
III CHANGE SrSsLfs. Washington street, caste
Mschissn. Plymouth Ind. = fssi. ess5 -
Fine Horses and Carriages for hire at reasonable
rltvs fur Cash Nay 2s--29
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

hR- r. BROWN, PHYSICIAN AMI OEssri.IEI
L. crAy- Particular attention paid to Midwifery
at r. VI. Brown & Cos Stove and Hardware Depot.
January 81. 1e5e-llyl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

AW NOTICE.-T- ]. SravrrErp, of South
a Bend. ami A. JOHNSON, of Plymouth, hav,
a>-.,eiste themselves together for the practice al
I.,w. la aIl the Court; of Marshall County. Mr..
Stuafcld i'll personally assist in the m,nsgement
of sl litigstcs business Office ia Corbins block.
Msv Do 1858 -.2S
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

4 LFRED BILLDWS. SHAVER AND HaIR
pRE<sER. up stairs in the building on the
CORNER OF w .sshiugton aud Micl,icaa streets, ~cr,
he msy alxaxsi i.ss fourpt during business hours-
Plymoml, Imi-, May y, le5e-