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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10
Srtoantniahuug.

Ter llutfrisittnete bat zen frnbtr pom 5rn. Henue
9%efibrten ~Sa9erbier : CALM az 6ranflin1raes felt
&itrscn iiterncnmei, unb rertinpct nit picicr On
sei9e Die Sitte M Ietnr 6reunrs mn pns seIan,rmtc
9uelitltlh, rsttt oft bel linn rprjuiprshsn. DDS betr
Ster uhp lcnltt9e 95ctrGnEe inp tets r~crrItbia, unp
irirb i'd. fer llntsrseidnete beiniHtn, Ieine wert6cn
@altc aufs Sicie SIT %teSisueu.
MEnrN NuNtr. Mnt-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10
SOlfs00rtcas.

9as 9eeNrte 9utlitum 5t reht satlrei6em Seiude
mprssn inp naetiten @Ontas s%in!aSeno, rsrtinre id,
biermit Die fir &eselzeiebtaber aemiB midtise Na6.
riAt, baB cine neue Satn nit neuen Seselm unp 8us
geln le %errartet. Sir S6ieBliebtater itett Der
S6ieBltanb CUR Ssnubuns inntsr rHen.
Die beitsn @etrInfe nnb lpnltiss IelieatsiIen hub
nstentsi INNER ,n baten tei
I. q. NnttnrI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10
ct. SpGannes 0,eneinbs.

Ott Iit9licber iino crindt, lid redt iah(rciA iu
Der am naditen Dienltas, ben l3. 3. Wtts. abenbs 8
llbr, i'm S6ulsetaupe itattTnSenren grtra= Serlamri-
lung einSufnben. Jedt ;aIlrcide Sbeilnabn,e ia
mentlth o~erjeuisen @itslieper, melhe &inocr in Die
S4ule bieIer @emeinbe i6idsr, wtrb ertcten, inbem
Die Sdnlansrle %lcnheiten snr Sertonbluns tommen.
Der Shulpprfanp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10
2b Street eaaerbicr.gaIpu.

Der llnter3tidntte mapt feline }yreurpe unc eS esion,luts Nou-
tlttunl cur ltn elt9an! cnnserittietcS l8iitbThaftSr QUfai auinrrts
lam, ipplclblt itste Die tcfen @rtrantc. Gin oueg;eihneteS 0aac,tic,
uno Gin eslttattr SnbiB Die 9ecbrtca @dGts er:partrt.
W. ShlceIih nadt ptrlsIbc auf frlstnoc III isirsr gSirtbiHMi
befnelthe 9ertnurbiSfcitsn nufnerflant. nIinliS auf ;rpti lettrl
bise jUn9e 9arcn unb snsn ienstciniaen 5guS, eu Ns.urpunbcr
bs ron sJcbtrmann btthtiat .rcrScn irlir.
BIZ Sablrcihem @eiuhc label Gin gBm. 6slfhtr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10
U aentepIths.

Dir Nprfclt unc 9crtsntcutb taben mir 6rn. J ii
lib Die assntur fur ben n@n;eiser" i~tsrsetsn umt
ut oerielse tcre@tist, fir nus gu ecQsettreu une @usetz
ssu entge9en,nnebmsn.
8ir petersburg bat 6r. ". j. S6mirt tie 9tacn,
tur uuierss Slattcs i6ernrmmcn.
Der Ssrausgstsr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10
DR.. ~. q. 8uh,
Gfftt: Mainlra6s. imiihen Ger /. ,np s
DIR. Srll6er's @bolera, Mirtur.

% 1T Sitlte See bette @iineI stsen gtplcra, Gkclsra nor5us
NtaLrp0 (Ibmsidsn us ale Irnfiac 0sitteIdipsrotn, welte Bic;
III Spn,n'sr ~9eipobnltt errtnninlcn. @icIe @tcet;iu ut Il tnt
ven cen lp9enarntsn 9 atentmetiiiucn, mpspi 81, 8eitrnos;t
llnier ie prh. linS, iencern q III Gin 9liret, melues neb Der gSor.
lHr'1t erntS ptr hclen teutNTen @uSt I'M n6rtliGen SeuldIon,
9srtafi III, ipttter 20 ip6hrenb Der lektcn Scitde bort ;mrttr urc
nit etni errBtrr GrfcNe %ongetpanbt BAT. Qrcie pcr WaIhe IS Cts.
nit Misunderstanding. 3u battp BET
Y. @09ntr, Mrptsttcr.
Gdt Der G. uuS 9rnaSnr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10
9iebtabereGkeat &eretn.

Die nadie munatlide S%erlammluna fnpet am
Ntenitag, ben ID. b. Mts., 9tenps 81 llbr int Ser
e~tnslptale TAFT. Die antpeienheit after Gereins,nit>
9lteper rirp %er'partet, bn bic geratAnns Der Statuten
UNI ionittSs nnberf mi6tise @eihGite CUR Serattums
ton'i1ett. Ter Trrtaup.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10
Gin @1b6en ,pirp asIuAt,

eos gu &pden unb tdusliAe 9lrteiten ;u strriAten
Srrite9t. Die Camille 9at feline Sinner mmp telte6t
MIR ans 81 9sripnen. Naberes ;u erfraaen hei
Napame Spn,
80 @ainitr., benz ct. Charles ortel seaeniiber.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10

mss- 81. Den g8unlM SieItr babe ib mid sutihluIcu. aub
ftrncr bier in &ihmpnb i'll bltitel, mas id Gem atn ten publtf,rt
bisrSurh anScisr. Snren id, W9Ieid fir ooe mir itt ii Sobrs-
esidsnfts 8utrautn hsriltN eantc, bite ih ul roS itraerc seaetst,
9Sptlrpacn be6cltCu.
SD 1ertiubc bicrmtt iuarid Die NnNiae. caG ih i mpffpff
pn 9eiunbtn &tnccrn babe uup n,afe NGltter hnrauf hrfnerfiam,
1851 MRS Y. Ntcot, NnrIbalUir.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10

Serlanst i'm Gafe 9icitaurant 9r. 2l9 Nfainitrect
Elm feiBi9rS pcuti&es IGr&su sur Selprauna psr
Walhe uno ~lpnlti9er ,6auparbeitcu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10
3u perfaufcu:

Gin %ssiunces, 5 Sabre altes pisrp nebt esaaen,
ipeil Der Gisenttimer feinsn @etraud paYcu maiden
taua. Na9eres 81 ~erfraseu Bel Ssrrn 9latb, 7te
StraBe, Dem, 5beater seseniber.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10
JaMilien- 0artea, 2l0 MaiuGr

Sh made paS 9eelrte @utltFum rnrauf aufmertz
lam, pnB Id, mrinen idSnen Srmmrr-@orten mint
rieNr rrpnrtt hatt. Quite Speiien unp @etr1ntr, IL
,rie ansaeSei@nctsr Ice Cream. inn tets III batell
tcl -. &duIer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10

Gin &nabr srn 12-14 S0tr II, Der 8elhGftiauns
'5n erhaltrt ,riinlht, tann prn etncm 9uten Ylae hS~
rsn, mrnn CT iih in Der Office b. St. mslpct.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10
M0ntileQo Garten.

@ttintn 8rsunosn unS bem sstbrtsn Yublfum Die srasbsns @ne
,eise, bab it msins @artn> 2Birtbi6aft bsm 9eiude !pitSsr trbfnet
babe, ust mid befrebm psrte, bisslbs TETS in einem lplbsn 8a.
ltanp ju erbaltsn, Dap Steelmann watrsne Ger bsisen Subrts,eit
eern barin psrweisn ipirb. Sir bic beiten Grfrilbunoen pitb be,
ipnbsrs itetS Serge traaen g. Steiultiu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10

papierlaternsn pom Der %;iigeloien amertfanil6en SUE
seno als quite Sente erflart utp aussefibrt m,trse.
Nm %frlgeneen Gage ianp i'm Capitol Sauare cine
9arace lfatt, BET Der bic gfep 2)prter rurh ibrc MILF
tarilde Saltun9 unb Gattit rei6en Seifaa crnoteten.
IbenrS mrrcen ~pielelben BON benz bielieen MilitSr
fpteper mad Nedetts g%eleitet, unp als cas lie aufnes,
menSe Boot rabinfugr, baltic tan emtiimmiscr Sutels
rnf ben lict9ewpnncm @Glten nah.
Ste bici9en Craps batten cs lid mid uebnen
lalIen, ben 9feip grrtsrn mad Gitp @pint ppraus;u.
ellen, Inn nod Gin meittres Stinp6en in rrren Sc
icuidaft Sn5utringen unc man6cs @las auf auto
&anerapl6oft nns slidlihs Seimts9r 3u leeren.
gStr 9laubsh nidt 3a piel sl iasen, menm mir &c.
%eaaften, eaB NtGmpnp upr feline Sewp6uer auf uu-
lsre 9fetu yorter @alte einen re6t suten Ginrrud aez
ntadbt bat, nuo paB Die 8iecer~ Sesrabnibfeier Sames
Nfpnrces unS Der aufentbalt int iUnniacn 5iipcn
%ielen unperseBtt6 tleiten miro.
getrer baben mir np6 elm Greisnib su tsridtsu,
pas auf pbise 5eitlidtsit cinen triten S6eit rirft,
unp Serermana nit 9eib erfiate, ais es asaern RON
Wfunp Si Wfunc pur6 bic Stabt fog. Gin MitalieS
pe5 9tep yprfer He9inents purbe nGmlid aetern
Mfor9en bet Npdctts tpbt aus Dem g8aNer ac,raen.
misunderstanding mar Der llngliidlihe ipGbrent Der llms
lGtf1ua9 bel gitp 9ptnt ms gBaGer acfaQen, pbi,e
RAP man Bel Dem allgcmeinen Sumulte es 6emertte.
Die Slutb fi9rte tbt mad Der StaSt suriid, in Der CT
NOD, tlrS ncrber 9lIdlide St,lnben Serlctt Bate. =
OteieS trhnrt9e Grei9niB 1T I'm, 70 Ihrcdli6er, ba CO
Gin SanliltenSatcr mar, Der auf biefe gSeiIe ieiueu I'M.
;e!tt9en &rp fanb, nnc belen &iidtunft in Stem sprt
ppn 5ran rnb &inSrrn ie9nlii6tis ~ertpartet murtc.
Die Grauertunrs mrrcc seitern ipslei6 mad, gBalbs
tl9tpn bertdtet, 100 iib pas Ncp 2Jprter glcoimcnt
acaenmGrtio ouf SSc1td, krGuSrt
Das hielt9e Mtlitar riifte 9efterm aus, um i9rci
Srritn9lidtet 8a'heroben rrn Tpfetts ~absubplrn urr
nit militarii6en GNrentrjcigunge ,ur lrbten RnGe~
ltGttc ;u ~9cleittu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10
9San ctr. 2aaerbier.S oIpm

bait itets bas bette Stem gorfsr, philadelphia, gtsaoina
nnb Baltimore ga 9erbier,
aud anoers Grfrtl9unsen, iie sbtsn Stneijer unb 9~imburser
Sole, 9olp8ns, Sarotns &c. tpsrssn iGrsr fyeunoli6 psrabrefbt
uno bitst nm rebt Sfnrn 8euh gBn. 6. Gb6u6prn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10
Deutfde 9rteflihs.

Sri Gen, abbpsn Ssfr gritfen mug bsmsrst p,resu. sas cinhtsn
annpnetrt in0.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-10

Nsne S6rsinerarbeitsn unp 8sparataren
iperpsn PROMPT uno Sillisit ron llntsrSsidnetsn ~ousssfubrt, Der lid
bsltreben ipire, elrM quite nS b%aIerbafts Nrbeit sas Sertrausn ub
Die %Sinbitaft Itnsr 0onbseuts ~ ~erlananl.
S. Spgel, 8reaoliraFe, nebsu benz Store
bfS 0rn. Qnuhe
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@49ntr, Nppseetcr.
G6e Der G. unS 9roaollr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-24
MASONIC D1lsEOrORY.

ohio hodge No Gos.-Weets- asonic Hail,
corner Market and Monroe streets, the and third Nom
tay evenings Of each month"; G. VS. vs.. NJ; AIee-
H"lsT At"2atin, Secretary.
- wheeIina lodge No. G2s Meets above
sne s''t and ai Thursday evening 6f each month. F. a.
'SnEstNsEa w. NJ; s. ". Psar&pn Secretary.
: aee1'n& uuion t!hnpter No. 10 Meets i
s,'Er HH 'T sses'R' Nant&v each MONTH VIC
'i'rE' u.P; s. " Ps.treop, Secretary.
~"'i"1 ssnclnl p,aeat No. I.-Meets
.SsYs hsf0Srth Monday evening Of each moRth. W.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-24
tIlIoIIs OF MHlIllNG.

For ihe Information Ofstraugers visiting city,. pub
ths following list OF the different Churches, their
me AT place Of meeting. Ii,there any mistakes.
NiIMake 5,e necessary correction with pleasure:
y. JttArtf'S, Rhiscop0iiaR, Corner Monroe Byro
treets T. T. PKRKISs, Rector nOrniug services 1U
clock, evrntnr,7 Z.
S. 'ohm's, EtscQpaliGn Main street. between Tristan
conf Oeutre Wheeling, Rev, j. IL ssITn. d., Rector
servicts-AlcrninF lug: Afternoon. S59; night ~.
First Erss6yteiGn, REV. r. H. " Pastor, Fourtlst
eteenM Monroe and Quincy ;services
S5cod byertn, Webster street between Main an
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening"
Third Pres1yf5,iHn Fifth street between Chestnut an
Talert South Wheeling, Rev r. WOODS Pastor
morning and evening.
Fourth Ere*Gyte'tu Rev. "A PAUL., Pastor Malnstreet
etTren Washington and Adams morning
evening
Fourth Street lrstsodtst Eptscopql, Rev. j. E. WILSON
morning and evening.
N"r street Methodist Episcopal Rev "A. RRoER Pastor
corner Iarkei and North sts North Nheelng service
mornn. srd evening.
1H"a5ae Street Methodist EI,tscopal Rsv.T. H. Mon
e"T, Pastor Chapne street. between First and Second
Centre Wheeling services morning and evening. II
S'ah .F5ee'iag ". E. CHurSE, Rev. ]. s. HAIL,
astor: services morning and evening.
W'''ii"g Lsi"nd Chapel, on Wheeling Island, Rev.
""s0X, Pastor.
chapline street between Webster and Third, Wheel
ng.
81. Jd.neS Cathedral. Roman Catholic Rt Rev. BISHOP
R. y wuztAS, Fifth street, of Hampdeu services
morning and afternoon.
associate RGforned Rev. T. MCCLURE, Pastor, corner
fM,rket and Jefferson dsfternoon
Disciples, Market street, between Webster Thr
Centre Wheeling; services icH thv morning, and75e
evening
sduGe'ic01 Protestant Rev. w, ELrxR Pastor, Clay
rect, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion ECdngsticGi LutheriGn, Rev 2. ZINMNERMAs
aFor Market street, between Webster and Third Centre
vlec>i ~; services morning AMI evening.
'rjHh Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market
Vain.
GRIMM Protestant, Union Eall, Main street, between
'tnnrae ant Qancy; services tO1< morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-24


Ak AMEMcaN CURE FOR GHoLERA. ssHNw
t. avoid the choIcrn,p naturally calls to mind
something relating 10 the best way of curing it,
! legacy Of 100000 francs was sometime since
left t" the French Iustitute to be paid to the
person who should find a certain remedy for the
cholera, and of course there have been an un.
limited number Of applications for the Prize
Among these was the following from one Of our
own cOunlrymen:
sen by the payers that you offer one hund-
edthousnnd francs to emmy bpdy that will dis.
cover cure for the colery. Now without ma
king emmy pretenshOns to a knowledge Of medi-
cine think am entitled to that money. last
fall was taking with the cOlery in its aShiatic,
form, and my wife who had seen several niggcrs
in the disease declared she had never seen cnuy
one worse allis keep in my house Il little
No. Gand lobelie, and moving full well the pow
er of these tlingsin bowel complaints, i resolved
10 give them lrile. took first strong dost
of the No. T. and lobeie, and then after waitin
while tnuk a strong of the same. felt then
as il my boldly was on fire, but the colery got
better, that give me and my wife encouragement
and repeated several times the same thug in
the same way. and by that means and the bles-
sing oi God lam here to day-to tell you Of this
great remedy. cannot tell you how the No. 6
is made hut no it has !, good deel of kyenn
pelCT' i'll it, and you will iimd il III your medikle
bukS.
h"pin shall hear from you soon submit my
clame most respectfully.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-24

Sheppard and MOI gan,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers.
No. 131, Main st. Corner OF Union.
HAVE hand large and complete assortment of
all articles line, consisting Ladies and
tIsen's sndles fine and Harness. Ir"n Frame and
Wood Trunks, and Vaces Carpet Bags Satchels Upper
Leather, lIogsin, Hair and Wool Collars Whips Hanes,
&c. &c. sc.
ratetU the best style Of English Shaftoe.
frame Trunks Valices, very superior article
and unsurIasS IiphtIress strength nldurabilty
Fine single and double Harness OF the ststye Stage,
Wagon and Cart Harness the best material and
nlansliiP
large Carpet Bags Satcels of every
variety of material and pattern.
All work ordered will be furnished promptly, and noef
fort will be srnre to merit continuance of public fa
no.i7 GiNs DS '''l' SHEPPARD MORGAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-24

REMOVAL.
LANGFRIED, su stsntial and fancy Boot end Shoe
maker, has removed his shop opposite his old stand
on Main ST. near the verauda, soiicites the
ParonuGe of the pubie, intending Ills recommend
ITSELF [aI3-sn,1 J LANGFRIED.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-24

HATS! ,HATS! HATS!
AVERY, Hat and Cai aruiaciut,r r, .as on hand
JS large assortment OF the SpiiaL fashions. Cen
etnen Will llease cali ami e&Ruiu- ioi tl ns,tvtS.
s. AVERY, 146 Main St.,
tDhSt Mhrrlinrg- Nn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-24
ODD FELLOWS, DIRECT)1fN

VtrS'nius s.odxe No. :s.-Sleess every Thursday
evening 1.-The Hail. corner of Market ourcy street
'1HsS ". TvLL, NJ e.; B. u. Carr. Secretary
"rH"kIiu lodge NO. ls.-NIeets as aboveevery
n1nl'y evening DAVID BAYHA, N. g.; WfINa,n r.
u Tf7sy, Secretary.
Yan. relI lodge No. s:s.-Meets asaboveeve.
Y,Insstav evening. WILLIAM HsLrgR. n. G.; ,1ots
N''rRe, Secretary.
sW,seIinx lodge No. 59.-Neets as above every
*.D porrs,N G John zaoburp, Secretary.
P'1OIn lodge No. S3,-Seets as above every
sril'y evening. JOS. H.sELr, N G John L. lragtCe1I
seretary
vn Ten Suonmpmeat No. :s4.--Meetr as
A5ove the second fourth Tuesay evenings each
a'nth J'TS nIuEa, G. P; CFaS. Lfnck, Scribe.
Abr" NE EucRmPmeut No. l.-Meets a.
above the a"sttnletf7 Tuesday month
VIZ rArtoR, Q. P Geo tird, r. Scribe. [,tarch 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-24
l'( ESPONDEN'rS.

tnIn bu'ness of the InteIiGencer should he addressed
Le.t concerning the editorial the pape,
hou I'r addressed to the Editors, jointly, either
+ TN m.
rresp'",lents writing for publication, VIII please writ
al, on. side OF the paper.
An bseivance OF the above rules greatly Oblige us
ni s,rn more prompt attention correspondents tlIa
symjill 'lerwse receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-24

a Alanflady in Philu,Ielphil, it is said, makes
her pies snElight that her dodgers can see to go
to. he'd Witlluuta candle, after eating u moderate
sized piece. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-24

tt}. GOO r. RoLTs M WALL pA.EtThe vest assoTtnel
IN i price from Ftp 70 One Dollar bolt This
Is az 7eCo and good order, sold. Those In
want OF good and cheap article Will please aud ex
anime my stock. J. C. HARBOUR,
HlS M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-24
j AS. M. DILLON.
IO2 MARIk EI- -SEE5 I.ifttI1 >

Just Received and Now Open.
pleasure in Informing friends, patrons and
w the public generally that have just receIy ed our
Spring stock of CLOTHS, C.ASSIJIERESG & iESIISSSS
together with general assortment Cents tnrnist
Goodsall Of which will sell prices to suit the tmcS
We only ask call feeling confident examine our
will be satisfied that excelled either
SNOW that our sto consists OF Rationale Goods
CRep oo0S, aud We prepEt to make TO or
der IN style seceudto eIher East West ofthe
mountains and az short notice. new storeroona No.
lO4 Main st. WHEELER & LAKIN,5
apI2 Nerch,nf T.,iHr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-24
3. HAYES & o.

e. HAYES & co.
Nj IANUFACIURERS of every description OF Carriages,
Al BusHiesi Harness. and light fancy work OF ali
"iis are nov prepared, with stock for the Spring
rade Parties wishing TO purchase invited call
Ware Room corner of Msrket and John streets. wheel
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

know It: So thoroughly disciplined and
50 reliable was their force, that they extort-
ed the admiration even of enemies. who
publicly admitted that there was constant
danger Of defeat from them. for there was
never man missing when any movement
was contemplated. Venal papers like the
N. 1. Herata iamented that no advantage
conld bs taken of them for there were no
aosehteeS, and no oilers In this force,
among the steadiest, most active, and most
resoiute OF all, were the Indiana Republi-
cans. ihey have done a good work. even
If Presidential power, aud party dqspera.
t'on' should Yet prevail over the people,
and carry the fraud through the House,
ana they will not the less deserve the plau-
dit Good and faithful servants" We
feel much confidence. but not a certainty,
that the House will stand firm in its reiec-
ton OF the I.ecompton villainy, but If it
should not. We know the surrender will not
be of any Republican. and least of all 0
any Indiana Republican, Ind. jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08
LecomptOn ali Over.

The mercenary organ at indianapolis
says ofthc State ticket of tho bogii
1--WE believe we speak the unanimous
sentiment Of the candidates upon the State
ticket in stating that they will stand or
fall with the Democratic party upon the
platform adopted by the regular State
Convention. of the 9Th of January. We
do not believe that any of them will sub
scribe to other party tests than those re-
quired by the action of that Convention
or that any OF them desire the support Of a
fragment Of the party TO the prejudice OF
Tho ret They were nominated unan-
imously by Convention of their party
friends as Democrats, and wo would not
Insult them with even suspicion of faith
lessncss to the Convention that nominated
thcm. We know that Judge Perkins,
Col. Mcclure, Mr.. Cunningham, Mr. Nc
Donald. Mr.. Rngg. Judge Dawson and
all. stand alike in re:ercn -e to the action
Of the Convention which nominated them
and that they repuliate all tests no recog
nizcd by that Convention or the platform
which it adopted"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08
The Cru hing Ont PrOcass.

The n. Y Courier and Enquirer, com
nienting on the late night session of the
Senate, in which Senator Green unavailing
ly displayed his tactics learned on the Dor-
der, SAYS:
But the crushing out process" did not
succeed, the faction was not ''crushed ont, !"
and Senators Toombs and Green carried ont
the parallel Of Commissioner Ych, and were
forced to yield to the men Seward. and
Clark, and Wilson. and Wade. and Cam
sron. Il can die, but not be conquered
SO hclp me God, l will not be crushed"
said Senator Wade OF Ohio; Give me a
cup of water and crust of bread. and ]
can live month without leaving the Cap
! itol." said Senator Wilson, from Massa-
chusetts Their voices sounded like the
tones oft old American Revolution. and
Lccompton fell before them. and consented
70 an adjournment, came down from its
seat Of dictatorship, threw aside its gag,
and consented further to listen when free
mcn''w SHE'D t, speak. The crushing OUT
system will not quite yet DO. The men
who founded this Republic could not lie
crushed out" in the performance of their
work, and we have faith to believe that a
majority Of the frecmen who have succeed
ell them, and are now engaged in carrying
out their work to its full completion. are
made of equally stern and enduring stuff.
Before James Buchanan can 'crush out
tho faction Of frecmen, through the
Toombs and Greens Of Congress, we have
| faith to believe that the crushers will them
selves be crushed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08
The scandinavian Remedies.

The following is taken from the South Bend,
(Inl.) Register of Sept. 4, Is57--non. SCHUYLER
COLLAR, VI. c., Editor:
1--WE rarely alude to Patent Medicines editorial
1y, leaving them to speak for thcnsclvcs in our al
vertisins columns; but i. is only sheer justice to
say that DE-. Rob ,ck's scandinavian Remedies ar.
performing some extraordinary cures in Northern
and Central Indiana, and really seem to be worthy
of trial by the afflicted We have noticed in our
Indians exchanges alone, accounts of three or four
remarkable cures effected BY them within the past
month";, certified to by persons with whom we are
well acquainted And 1--we select from them the fol
lowing because the signature will be well known 10
all our old citizens. Morris Morris is one of the
most valued and widely known residents OF Ind An
apolis, WAS for many years State Auditor, and en-
joys the highest confidence of all who know him
He has just voluntarily published the anne xed GER
dcate in the Indiana Journal. See advcrtis :, ineut
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

EB- The following note from Col. d.
G. ROSE has the trac patriotic ring A
man of his talents and disinterestedness
will not be allowed to remain long in the
background Nature has evidently design
ed him for leader. and there is no true
Republican, we think, but must feel proud
of him as party champion:
From the Laporte Union.
LAPoRTE. March 20, 1858.
MEssRs. EDIToRs:-From facts which
have come to my knowledge / deem it
propc. 10 address you this short epistle
shall not be a candidate for the nomi-
nation for Congress before the District con
vention to be held at Plymouth in June
next. Nor am j an aspirant for any polit-
ical position. In all that l have done, ]
have alone sought to strengthen the party
with which have acted, to promote the
interests of my county at home. and to pro-
serve both from discredit and dishonor
abroad.
To those friends (perhaps over partial J
who have wished to confer on me the Con
gressional nomination, | am grateful. ]
think they will agree with me. however.
that unanimity in this nomination is of the
greatest Importance: and / trust they will
pardon Inc for pursuing the course do, to
which l am impelled by both duty and in
clination. That may not be misundcr-
stood, permit NE to say further, that Hon.
Schuyler Colfax having, by his industry
vigilance and fidelity, won for himself the
approval of his constituents more unani-
mously than often falls to the lot Of pub
lie servants. / believe the interests of the
Republican party will be promoted by pla-
cling the Banner of the party again in his
hands; and where that flag shall be seen to
wave in the coming battle, | shall strike.
d. G. ROSE.