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5 and terms are reasonable.
Adams ATilhmGucsi
Andrews AID Stoddlrd' rs Latin Grammar
Andrews LaiiI Reader
Andrew Cias-. .-al Ssriss-
Andrews L1'ia Lexicon;
Al. h0n'a Classical Series
Arno.d's Clas seal SoTies;
Authons Lain Dictionary,
Aiusw5rth's Lain Dictionary;
AdIer's Progressive German Reader
Adler's German ciiIHaries. (sl.
B0urd0n's Alge. IA;
BuIlions' English GrrmmaT;
Br5wns Grammars; ~
Berard's L. s. HiToB,
Buffers Sal'us's
Boyd's Rhetoric;
Bullioas' Classical Series;
Columns Arithmetic;
Coyell's Digest OF EaEiish Grammar;
Ciarks Grammars;
C0rlelI's Geosraph.esi az
Cotton \ FIteh's GeograPhiesi q
Comsirck's Philosophy;
C0oper's Virgil;
Cr0sby's Greek GraElmsrs;
Cutters PhysioIosies, ~
Cr.uenleH's BOok KeopiHs;
Days Algsbra;
DIVES Mathematical Works.
FOwler's Euslisl GIamma,;
Fnch's Physical Geography
First Lessons Ia History;
Firsi Book Of History;
Fa-qusllss Preach Grammar;
Creenlears Arithlnstics;
Greene's Gramm Is;
Goodrchs Pictorial Histories;
Gusrnssy's u History;
Gays Chenis;ry,
Gands' GrzIanlr-sermaas 10 lelrl English.
Crly's B.ianiesi lD
Hlllard's Readers;
Hszsn's SpeIleT and DedHsr;
HIlckcocks Geology;
HaIkness' Classical Series,
John Cicero;
KuehHcTs Greek Grammar;
Legendre's Geomsuy;
LOOMS Mathematical Works
Lowell Readers;
LYelrs Geologies.
Lossing's L. S History;
Lildeu SCOTS Greek Lexicon;
AIaiti son's Astronomy;
NcGuaey 5 R=adens 90
AlcGuaey's New Reaatrs. t6l
,iandeville's Reader; t5l
NeGufey's s. elief;
RIrchelrs GeogrsPhi SO
McNalley's Geo 5raphy,
AISrses Geography;
Monieiih sGeOgrRphies; ~
NIiteheIrs outline Mans.
AeCIiutock 4 Crooks First Iaiin Book
NJ li,tocl. &, -r,,l.s, rirst C,reek Bo,k.
Meadows French Dictionary:
BIayhsw's Book Keeping,
Noel Chapsal's French Grammar:
Olney's Geography;
OImsfsd's Philosophy.
Owens Classical Series;
OIlsnd0rff's German Nsthod'
CuendoiH French Methodi
Payson Dunton's Writing Books
PHker's Readers (D
Prices Speller;
PiHneos Grsn-maIs; t3)
Peter Parlsy's Geographic
Pelton's Outline Maps
Peabodys u ; a'stoDi
Pariey's OniVel a-hisioy'
FHkers Philo NV
Porter $ -Cheinish-i
PeissnsI : German SiAmlai'
Finnes : ieion " y li,il-'
fianey isICA hs@usi'
Ouaekenoos U hls1ois'
Oua1kenoos' Ensish ConPosin'l'
Rays Amin eiiesi 1H
Rays Aisenr-si ~
kooinsoA : Aiallei-i'i11 No'As'
Robertsoalan system Nilhsh Isheh'
Swans SPeiier;
Stocdard's Arihmeiicsi tA
Smith 5 Arithmetic;
Stoddard's Algebra
Smiths Geographies; (2l
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Smellle's Philosophys
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Spragnes Philosophy
Stockhardt's Chemistry;
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n m. SOLOMONSON.

PRACuCAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAS,
Kees the largest assortment OF the most approved kinds OF
SPEcTACLES Alhs glasses, whether for near OF iai-
sighted ground under his inspection, by machine
ry construction with the sreatest care SO as TO
suit the eyes In al cases. curing Weakness Dizziness CT
IaaHmat0a o the Eys, and imparing strength ior long
reading fine sewing.
u y. II Sol5monson would here inform the public
that he employs any the sale Of his lenses
II Also. splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. MI
CROSCOPES, COAIPASSES. &c, kegf On hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
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). B. Barnes & Co, Proprietors of the Cleve
Iaai PLUMBING WORKS, AtWater Block are prepared
with arse of experienced Eorkmen doing eveTy
,tioa Of Plu nbing the most thorough manner, on
he most scientific plans reasonable terms and on short
notice Large Of Fountains Of different STYLES and
izes Bathing Tubs Of cast and wood, lined with
nuea-copper heaters lead and galvanized iron
pines Lesther and India Rubber Hose every desrpii no
NJ Cocks recently introduced Wash BOWS. and ali kinds
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To restore heal IA parity the blood. FeyeTs,
without exception foreign matters having been
absorbed and reiane IN the crcdlaon These causes
sickness may produce EhueuzI, Group rheumatism
gOat. eh5lic cough Bat Brandreth's Pills, simpe,
potent and veg table, The cause, and the fol-
lows Of course They the Of every day saving
many valuable lives Principal cce, ess Canal street.
Brandreih Building New YORK. Sold also by
iunsds Slw DB5T A 6 GARnINER. Cleveland
BEWARE OF IMPOSTERS.
CAUTION TO INVALIDS,-DR- SAMUEL S, FITCH,
(Ofoe IA Broadway. New York; knIWn the author
Nst5 Caaiiue Treatnesf the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver Stomach, Bowels, Kdneys skin, Nerves
Museies Joints Blood sc and for all Female Complaints
continues his practice with his usual q He -
suer absent from Nsa York Gd hrs not beat0r
He has no roe nor aay partner at BEao,
Chicago Dfro Pittsburgh esslrlere, and has not had -
U Bare Of al persons isag hs name, preeHdiag 10
haze nOr haUe had professional oOzHscfioH Uh
ha Thy IhposisTs Apply personally or By let
ter directly himself his Office ia Broadway, New
York where alone his treatment be had. Remedies
sent any art the country and conducted
success uly By letter from the patient preferred
His SIX LECTURES" ths Lungs, md sHplsining the
method by which he the above diseases 0 pages
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CF BsSare especially The advcTtisemeu;sof Of Fich
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HIGH School REUNoN.-Tke Reunion of the
Association of the Alumni of the Cleveland
High School," will be held this afternoon and
evening at The High School building on Eu-
elid street The Literary exercises, commencing
at ?! O'Clock, will be as follows:
/. Music. 3 Prayer by Rev. James Eells
g. Music. 4. Introductory remarks by the
President. 5. Music g. Poem by T. H
Rearden. T. Music. 8. Grafton by Sidney
A. Norton. g. Music 10. Benediction.
The Public are cordially invited 20 attend
The social party will be held in the even
ing. Supper at 81 O'Clock.
By Order, COM. ARRANGEMENTS
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MRS. RoBINsoN'S CERTIFICATE.

YERNoE, TrUmbull Co, May lst, ls55
This csItiies that have been very health for
and found hte relief after number
OF PLY siclans. My dissase ProaDSis Ute had
be- reduce by that and Fou0r Albus until had become
liberated 10 cons lerahe eIent By the advice OF Dr..
w Busne pTouT9i and took siN hotties Of Marshais
UterIns athOcOn which enabled attend hus-
band hrs last sickness until he died which
year have taken three bottles since his DE- ath.
which has made abe to labor and support my family vi
three children The Cathocou has nearly restored
health Il the only thing that has my suffer
ing Tor which feel very grateful
MARY :. ROBINSON
The CATuOIICON is for sale bv CITY Druggists and by
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
oTTIcE, WARNINGS BLOCK, cORSEE OF BANK AND
sT.OLlR STREETS.
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They are elegant, light. easy and durable.
Fitling charm-no turning up behnd-nO shrinking
on the head indeed. this the only Establishment where
these things are properly unders o. d and made
2S3 Broadway, New York.
ap2ed&wsm9N W. FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio. Agent.
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]. N, JOHNSON, n D.,

Once ssItwss BlosE Superior street, corner Sen
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
EsPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By COrnelius l. Cheesman, M ID,


By Cornelius L. Cheesman, NJ d,
NEW YORK CITY
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TENTH EDITION
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This hoax will be senI BY mail, free Of postage. the
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DEP hINEls CONN july
M LeayenwortaSir; have been troubled With dan
rd scurf my head for than year, ny hair be-
gan 90 out scurf and hair together New
Hlven paper about ~Woous linr Restorative"
called at your store the lst Of April last 0urcha
ed bottle % IL and found 10 my safisacti Il
the thing; removed the scurf aud halr began
grov three inches in length where u
all OF havs great faith IN t wish YOU TO SEND me
two bottles BY Mr. Post the bearer Of this don't
know any the kind Is used this place you may have
n market Tor many bottles after Il is known here.
Yours with respect. RUFUS PRATT
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1flnsifal.
NchOOI Books.

I B. COBB 4 CO, RESPECTFUL
81 ak the attention OF 1eaclcrs and Dealers 10 the
following s. embracing the most popn AZ and approved
hoo Books IN uses We k=ep these books IN large quan
fis he stock Is and IN good condition, and or pTi-
css and terms reasonable
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FOREIGN NEWS.

YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT
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IMPORTANT FROM INDIA.

FURTHER BY THE STEAMER FULTON.
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Talk OF beauty, II without ne head Of
atrr then read the folio aud II you ask mOre
clrrular around each bottle, and 10 one doubt.
WOODS HAIR

Il kESrORATIYE-We call the attention Of all old
aud yourg TO this wonderful preparation. which turns
back 70 It's original cOlur hi-cOFgrs the head the
bald with uNuriant growth-rem0ves the dandruf, Itch
ing and all cutaueOus eTunttOCs-cauSes continual dow
Of the uatura fluids; and hence u used regular dres
sing for the hair viii is culOr aud keepit FINN
falling 20 extreme Old In all IFS natural beauty. We
call then upOn the bald the grav diseased ia scalp
t.a d surrey the young v not, they value The
DO Elus ucas the wchug curl, ever be without il
Its praise Is upon the tongue Of Thousands
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative IN New
Haven we'd the following letter regard the Res
turarive. . few weeks since
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Will II TKUTH COMMAND ATTENTION:

Inserted without pain as per1ecI as nlI1EaL
CYOfce 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
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PHILADELPHIA Sept. 9, ISIS a
Prof Wo0d-Dear Sir; Your Hair Restorative Is
ing beneficial The front and also the back
part head almost lost its coyerinsin fact BALD
have used but two half pint bottles Of your Restorative
and the tiD Of head s we n studded with prOmis
crop Of young hr, and the front aso receiving is
heneit have tired other preparations without any beue
II whatever. hiak from Ogu personal recommenda
tiou can induce maug others 70 Try Il
Yours respectfully, d. r. THOMAS n d.
No. fJ4 Vine street.
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NINCENNEs, a. June = l1aa
Prof ]. Wood, As you about 10 manufacture md
vend your recently discovered Hlr Restorative. viii
state for whomsOeVer II concern that have used q
and known Others 10 hat. have for severn years
been the habit Of us other HAIR kestoraye and that
ind vastly superior 20 other know. II entirely
ceunses the head # danruf and with month"; proper
will restore persoL hair 20 the original youthful
color and texture giving healthy. soft aud glossy
pearance aud all this. without deooTns the hancs that
apply IT, the dress hch Il drops. Iwould therefore
recommend It's every desruus Of having fne
color and texture 20 hair.
Respectfully yours. WILSON KING
O. J. WOOD 4 CO. ProprietOrs, ~ Broadway n Y
dn the great n Y Wire Railing Estabshmeut) and ia
Market street ST Louis. Mo
And solo By all good Drusgists- mh2dkw3m
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JOY to the Admirers Of q Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.


The CATuoLICoN is for sale BY City Druggists and BY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
Rev. Mr.. Spurseon.

A recent visitor at London, John Glen
Parker. resided near Kilmarnock, SCOT
land, went TO hear the Rev CHI Spur
geon. to whom he tenders the following
moral of admonition:--
There is no denying it, sir. that YOU arc
a clever lad, and have little doubt that
your piety is of the right stamp. At the
same time you must excuse me for saying
that the fewer you print of your sermons
the better. George Whitefeld Ito whom
yeu have been likened fell ninety two de-
grees in the public esteem after volume
of his discourses had been published
Folks wondered that words which made
them half crazy when they heard them
spoken, were so tame in the book There
Is something in the way you comb your
hair. and in the appearance your uncom-
mon mouth bristIing with buck teeth
This cannot be put in print, AMI conse-
quently what seemed gold in coming from
the pulpit, is dull volume If still q
bachelor, take plain mans advice, ant
not be in hurry to wed. Young women
are the best feeders of congregation, and
their enthusiasm cools down like oatmea
porridge in keen cutting March North
ernly, wind, when the minister they run
after gets wife. f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
A Kansas Editors Platform.

A new paper, just started at Doniphan,
Kansas, called the Free press, lays down
the following programme:
We will claim character to blow on
whom we please. We will puff Doniphan
City. if we thinff it deserves putting; puff
all merchants in the city who will remeln-
Der the printer; puff steamboats, that will
let us ride dead head; puff boarding house
keepers who won't bother us about our
bill, and will promise to puff any decent
political party that will promise not to
make Congressman of US. We fear God
hate the Lecompton Constitution. despise
all our contemporaries. respect the city Gov
eminent, don't ask any favors of the
town company. love ourselves. and will
take Atchison money for subscription
We will make war against the devil,
against the administration and anybody
that says "boo" to us. We won't tel
any lies, won't take clubs of over thous
and to one address, and won't join eithe
division Of the free State party until VIC fine
which is going to be the strongest W,
believe in matrimoHy, believe that ther,
are very great many men in Kansas, and
believe the Dutch are going to be the sal
vation of Doniphan.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
Wit aqo Sentiment.
Douglas serrold.

Was rare master Of Wit and satire,
from recent publication of specimens OF
his efforts, the following examples will
suffice to give an idea of his powers:
At social club to which Jerrold belong
ell, the subject turned one evening upon
Music. The discussion was animated, and
a certain song was cited as an exquisite
composition. THAT song" exclsimed an
enthusiastic member "awsys carries Inc
away when hear it, k
Jerrold Hooking eagerly round the ia
bic )-"Can anybody whistle it?"
At an evening party, very elderly lady
was dancing with young partner. n
stranger approached Jerrold, who was
looking on and said:
"Pray, Sir. can you tell me who is the
Young gentleman dancing with that very
elderly Lady,"
lone Of the Humane Society, | should
think" replied Jcrrold.
To. an lapertinent fellow, whom Jer-
rold avoided. and who attempted to in
trude himself by saying bright thing,
Jerrold said, sharply turning upon the IN
truder, you're like lead, Sir, bright only
when you're cut"
Jerrold went to party at which Mr..
Pepper had assembled all his friends
Jerrold said to his host, on entering the
room, My dear Mr.. Pepper, how glad
you must beto see all your friends muster
edr'
Albert Smith once wrote an article in
Blackwood, signed "a. 81 Tut" said
Jerrold on reading the initials what pity
Smith will tell only two thirds of tbs
truth Nftss
An old lady was in the habit of talking
TO Jerrold in a gloomy. depressing man
ner, presenting to him only the sad side OF
life. Hang itp' said Jerrold, one day
after long and sombre interview, Ssh,
wouldn't allow there was bright side tc
the moon" - AN ~ So
Talk to her of Jacobs ladder, and she
would ask the number of steps.
Jerrold and q company ofliterary friend,
were out in the country, rambling Over
commons aud down lanes. In the coms,
of their walk. they stopped to notice the
gambols of an asses foal There was
very sentimental poet among the baby
ASS admirers, who grew eloquent a,
Sterne over its shaggy coat. At last
the poet vowed that he should like to SEND
the little ass as apresent to. his mother =
do" Jerrold replied, "aad tie piece Of
paper round its neck. bearing this motto
when this you see remember me-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
Red Hair.

cit is q, pity that girl has red hair, said
a thoughtless, ignorant woman. as she
looked upon beautiful girl.
Upon which the Portland Tribune says:
"a pity, hey? Where's the pity? with
her beautiful skin, rosy checks and bright
eyes, what is so becoming as the hair that
Nature gave her? You seldom see per-
son with red hair who has not fine com
plexion- and yet you con,lemn it. Did
You know that many of our talented wo-
men have sandy hair? Who will say that
red hair is not prevalent among men OF
genius and talent? Shakspear and Mil
ton had red hair and SO had Lafay II
Neal and Longfellow have sandy hair, and
so has Greedy. Severance and Green, three
of our talented editors--one of whom is
in Congress If we may believe the ac-
co, Mt ofhistonans, the Savior OF the world
had red hair, which flowed over his shout
ders.
Who then will despise red hair?-Who
will not rather be pleased to see and adj
miIe 1t IN his friends and children? 8 p
1t there is person who lacks wisdom
and discretion, it is the individual who will
make such a remark as we quoted above. y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
Signs.


When viii signs and wonders ceasc?-
signs, as the fol- owing will show;
II isa good sign TO see man enter your
sanctnm with the friendly greeting: ''Here' s
two dollars to pay for my paper"
1t is a bad sign to hear man say he's
too poor to take paper--ten to one he
carries home jug of cred eye that costs
him half dollar.
1t is good sign to see nan doing an
act of charity to his fellows in"fHft
1t is a bad sign to hear him Boosting OF
it.
1t is good sign to see the color of health
in mans face
1t is bad sign to see it all concentrated
in his nose.
1t is a good sign to see an honest man
wearing his old clothes.
1t is bad sign to see them filling the
holes in his windows.
1t is good sign to see man wiping
the perspiration from his face
1t is bad sign 10 see him wipe his
chops as he comes out of saloon.
It's a good sign TO see a woman dressed
with taste aud ncatncss.
1t is bad sign to see her husband sued
for her finery.
1t is good sign to see man advertise
in the paper.
It's bad sign for the sheriff to advertise
/ for him.
It's good sign to see man sending his
children TO school
It's bad sign to see them educated al
evening schools on the public squares, &c
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
HISS ME, FANNY.


"COme kiss me, Fanny. Only once;
Just once, love, for a favor"
BE still. don't act 50 like a Ounce.
Bot learn some good behavior"
"Ah dol really think You might
Foronce oblige a fellow
"what makes You talk so wild tonight
l really think you're mellow"
"Now. Fanny, dear, a single kiss.
To seal our friendship holyl"
"Not one, why, ron must think that bliss
Lies all in kissing solely"
"Thea VII take what you'll not give.
Pray do not be offended"
"Stop. stop. you've stole it, as lIye'
And now hope its ended"
! clasped her rudy lips to mine.
And felt love warm and glowing,
And 10th did the bliss resign
Frcra such caresses flowing.
We kissed dozen. times in al,
Ny heart in rapture baskiBg,
An1x1en ve parted in the ball
she kissed me without asking
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

At recent election in this. State lad
presented himself at the polls to claim the
benefit of the elective franchise.
Feeling deep interest in favorite can
didate, the father. who was evidently op-
posed to the boys preferences. stood at the
ballot box, and challenged his right to
vote on the ground Of his not being Of age
The young man declared that he was
twenty one years old, that he knew it, and
that he insisted upon his right.
The father becoming indignant, and
wishing as the saying is, to "bl1ff him Of, ,
before the judges, said:
'Now, Bob. will You stand there ane
contradict me? Don't / know how ols
| ron are? Wasn't l there?"
| eBob looked his contempt for the oil
mans speech, as he hastily replied:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

,uisville Journal says:

The Louisville Journal says:
A Cincinnati paper says of Senator Pugh
that the truth isn't in him. We are very
sure that the truth never gets into such a
strange Pugh.
Senator Green in his late speech under
took to make five points They were
about as respectable as the place Of that
name in New York city,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

re- Mr.. H-declared that his wife
had Eve FULLs-'That she was beautiful,
dutiful, youthful, plentiful, and an arm
full" But his wife pleasantly rejoined,
that "she had only one FooL-her hus-
band.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

Here is song-a perfect side-splitter, when
sung BE- DAvrs-which should be carefully perused
by cruel papas and hard-hearted mothers; after
whieh--if they do not all a warning take''-just
step down to the journal Office and hear OAK sing
IL i'm his own peculiarly affecting way--Delphi Jour
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

re- What is the best line to lead a man
with? Crino-line.
And the best line 70 lead woman with
is q mascu-line?