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e 10 tAe after CAREFUL eranation Of ne
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Arrives M San by s u m
Leave San jose Tuesday Thursday, Saturday am
1870 From Oakland san Pablo to Martinez 20 miles and back
Leave Monday team
is ass , n snr..ns Tuesday sy M
1851 FROM rstaama BY Bcomned females back
Ieavo fs,aluma TUESDAY am;
Arrive at females by pm:
1879 From Peama by Bodes Branch 81 miles
f.. E smiths Branch by SPIN;
1918 From peiaunn by santa Rosa River
Leave pe,aiuma tuesday Thursday SAM
fsaro s Ra. sssn rs 1v Wednesday ny and Friday sam
Arrive at Pe,suma by pm -, 49,,
Mills, to Big River, rs miles in ALL are invited
1894 From caua by Novo San Rafael 20 miles and back
Leave awe re, sssn Tue.day asam;
hss s.n ss sat ss1; Wss ss E~ i
ely oasy's Helena c, Hot
,s r,s PPss Clear avs sss day
Alesandsrs Ranch santa Rosa and back once ,s
1855 y.ss va s Buck key
a SsSs sfs Grafton ns nss day By
Leave Grafton Thursday at6ami
Arrivc at i'enica next day by 0 , I'D. r, p A. c..
l2ol From benca by vaiee MAJ" y and SANTA s" W he
Fencin Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday Gam;
aIrive y. sonown .! = ~ a,. ,,, r-,., a, an.
Leave sonoma Monday wednesday, ana fr'As NJ . I'M
,o.,a srlve ~ Ienam " ? III. e. px, J. ,cto, s.u ,
iIels FROM Martinez py Alamo ana sn 0n W sA'n sun ''e
~ mnes anu pacA, ohce q NeeN
. . m Inv, is s :" =. ~
.t tnara w,ss',n sn aass wedne.d.. snm r#a
.,v0. .'a an..,,a. -, ~, "
,o,,o 80, ao,,o, N s,,, frny ao
A- i' ,n;as IA -" 49, ~ ,hroa n,ns q .ncr - - -
oa.a go 80 Ya,aa,, Thnrsd.y and SATURDAY. at 70 M
.i =. c snan t tu.saas w " 800
aa,,o can,a 90, Mnnt,- W.dp,sdav and Friday
Arriv, a, San Inan Inv 10 m
I2hso Prom san ose Inv rov san Junp Na,iyiad and Salinas
Monterey rs miles and back tmes week
Leave San Jose Tuesday, Thursday and saturday a m;
arrive at Mont 8 d IN;
Monterey Monday "Wednesday. md FRIDAY nj a M
Arrive nj San lose nv s u m
1881 Prem Monterey to San Luis tbispo
~ a month }-if'tat g .i Ef'
Monterey 1st and 10th OF each month at Gam;
a. .r, a Luis Obispo in four days.
Obpo the 5th and Goth Of each month ut
am;
Arrive Monterey in four days.
Bids Barbara are invited; also bids TO
weekly
1922 Sebastian Reservation
VILE visala 220 miles and back, twice month.
Angeles the and 18th of each month at s
sls Arrive at vsalin in eight days;
Leave Vaia the LIST and 18th Of each month at m;
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OREGON.

127o From Astoria by cabnmet, Ter, Rainier
Island, Or Portland Milwaukee, and oswego, wash Ter
Oregon City, Or, Ia miles and back, twice week
Leave Astoria Tuesday and saturday at 9 a m;
Arrive at oregon City next days by Bpm;
Leave Oregon City Monday apd Thursday at ram;
Arrive at Astoria next days by a
Portland by oceoa Ilsboro Tala,n wapaoo
La Fayc,tc, As miles and back, awcck
Leave Portland Monday at 7
Arrive at La Fayetto next day by Gam;
Leave La faye,te Tuesday at 2 pm;
1908 From s. % ass c.% s Z, gs'r s
ny, 10 corvalln IS miles back, twice week.
Leave Oregon c,y Monday and Thursday at fam
Arrive at Corvallis next days by SPIN
Leave Cor wallis Tuesday and Friday at a. m;
1870. From Corvallis by Stars oini FRANKLIN Long Tom sus
claw and Yoncan, TO Oakland 90 miles and back,
Leave Corvallis wednesday ateam
Arrive at Oakland next day by 9 pm; ..
Oakland Wednesday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Corvallis next day by opm
Grove, and Coast Fork willamette Oakland 100 miles
Corvallis Wednesdays at I AMI .a.r
Arrive at Oakland Fridays by4pmi
at Corvallis Mondays by 4pm
Bids TO end al winchester are invited
Etna Plum Valley and Dayton to In Fayctte, SO miles
and back, once week
Corvallis Mondays 6 m;
In days by IL m;
Leave La Faye,e Tuesdays at pm;
Arrive at Corvallis next days by @ pm
40 miles and back, once a week.
Arrive at Ia Faycttc by y pr
Leave La Fayete Tuesdays at ms ..
Arrive at Salem by sp =
Salem Sanam City Central Washington Butte,
Calapooyn Point, Pine, Willamette Forks Mckenzie,
Eugene City, Pleasant HILL so miles and back,
week.
Salem Tuesdays at IL m; T..4 .#a. .s 4. 81. +.
Arrive n Pleasant Hill Fridays by 6pm
Pleasant Hill Saturdays Mt Gam
Arrive Salem Tuesdays by 10 n
Canyouvc Galcsvlc leland Gold River,
Jacksonville, Phoenix, Ashland Mills, Tamath Cal, and
Henley to Yrcka, Cal lao miles and back week.
Leave North canyouvnlc Monday at Fam
Arrive at Yreka next Thursday by 6pmi
Leave Yreka Saturday at
Al North Canyonyic Tuesday by 8
1910 From North Canyonve by Creek Round Prairie
Alder Brook, Roebmgh and Winchester, to Oakland ~
miles and back week.
North Canyonvllo Thursday at Sam
Arrive at Oakland by SPIN 'rfltr
Leave Oakland Saturday at 8 q m; st.HttH
Arrive North Canyonvile by SPIN
l211 Kclopgs kon scotsbg and Gardiner
City, to Umpqun City, 50 miles and back once week
Leave Oakland Saturday at IL m,
Arrive at Umpqua City Monday by 2pmi
leave Umpqua ri
Arrive at Oakland day by SPIN.
12l2 From Albany by Harrisburg 10 willamette
Forks, so miles and back, a week.
Leave Albany Thursday 0 n m
Arrive Mt willamette Forks a IN
Leave willamette Forks Friday a D m;
Arrive at Albany next day by
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Ben. Il e. A. whitIock a. Co.,


Ben. Il e. A. WhitlOck a. Co.,
10 Beekman Street, of Nassau. opposite the Aaor
House.
rRoPEToRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE, CRESANT CABINET,
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandes for druggists and
from otard Dupuy Co.. Hennessey Pnet Cas-
on other tho highest reputation and
brandes tho native proof and flavor Of
Cognac, viz
Vineyard OF Chateau Bernard,
Iiqueur des champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognnc.
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaster ScbpapJs,
sherry Madeira and Port wines &c, &c.
Aos porters, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT
W Co the exclusive Of this wine and
regular packets and beg those who
under their guarantee that IL
will superior decacy flavor and quality
present imported.
Benz NJ Whiock,
Edwd A. Whtlock,
Frcdk J. Eaversick, BEN E. A. WHfTIOCK 60
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Cammcycr
May 26-1ye
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CERTIFICATE

The undersigned, postmaster OF --, - oertnes
under has Goth Of % that be acquainted with the above guaran
o and knows them to be men Of property aud able to make good
the guarantee
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

INVENTED BY EUGENO LATIILA, ARCHITECT, NJ s. B. &c
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, Villas cot
iages, buildings ONCE Goihica Chappaqua
Westclester county, New York.
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We would call attention 10 the card of Vim. Gandn who
commissioner tho States and Territories aud also
the United States Court Of Claims Colonel thor
oughy with with departments
Washington and the practice Of tho United States Court Of Claims
[Nrp York Daily Nan
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7 AW PARTNERSH P--Samuel Chiffon A. B.
Magruder f Virginia. being associated partnership
Washington city the of
Supreme Court o. United sasf 1855 .lNEHs.
Address Chiffon x MAGRUDER, Washington, ID. G.
Oct 14-co3m
r j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
10 southwest of and Twelfth streets, Washington
Ap 11--dlyf
Miss Christie Johnson,
....... noCuToN
is DESTROYS of forming classes in elocution in the
schools in Washington and will give instruction private pu
pills in that city and in Georgetown.
Miss Johnson viii lessons youths and professional gentle
and also foreigners who wish English
Residence Miss lIarrover Formerly Miss Enghs) Female
mary corner Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown.
Coral Richie Richmond, Va
...... Rev. stephen i, Hill, Washington, d. C.
Grafton Tyler, NJ D. Georgetown, d. G. a.
apply Blanchard Mohun at their book
of Pennsylvania and Eleventh street
Nov eff
CHARLES s. ID. JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oct 23-NG Dubuque, Iona
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MANUFACTURING ooMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
Fh1siie, Manufacturers, and Others.
rTNHESE machines combine all the improvements
IL that have Increasing
and the and that they have
eeved warrant the warmly recommending them They
have bsen sufficiently long them thoroughly and have
given entire satisfaction
Among they possess all others
LIST Beauty simplicity freedom
from arrangement and need Of repairs.
I'd unexampled ease and rapidity Of operation
3D. Nolsoloss
4h The remarkable perfection their stitching their appoa
blity 70 a variety purposes and materials.
Principal Office No 3t3 Broadway New York and their agencies
In the principal cities OF the Union.
May 26-lys
Fashionable Dry Goods I'm New York.
n immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA santly on hand also, full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK CARPETiNGs,
cloths mang rugs mats, materials curtains gill
cornicos, window shades, &C. &c Sc.,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICFsi
LORD TAYLOR,
255, 257, $50, 2ol Grand street.
May 26-1y and AZ and 40 Caiharine street.
Matthew Hale Smith,
COUNSELLOR LAW
Rooms %, "a, No Is Wall sired, NeV York
Aug l5--tit
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Cyrus w. Field Il Co.,
wHoIFSAIE PAPER DEALERS
No. IL CiiG sired, ,Netc Fork,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
stock printing writing wrapping, and all other
kinds which they offer for sale the lowest market prices
May 26ly@
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Lehigh City, American Fork, Prov
CITY Parowap Fort JOHNSON City, Bringhursts N
Mex Clara California, San Bernardino Monte, Sal
Gabriel Angeles San Pedro 9l7 miles and back
month.
Leave Salt Lake City on month;
Arrive a by the LIST Of the following month";
Leave san Pedro on the 5th Of each month";
by tho LIST OF the following month.
anonh will be considered also, bids for th,
separate parts to and beyond Cedar City, (2so miles from
Salt Lake city, as.
Holadays Settlement, to Alpine City, 40 miles and back
a week ettl.
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday atoam
Arrive at Alpine City next day by 10 m;
Leave Alpine City Thursday at 3 pm
Arrive at Salt Lake City next day by z p m.
l2sos From Salt Lake City by Union Draper Iehgh City, Gardner
viic Spanish Fork, Payson, Santaqun Salt Creek and
Ephram, to Mani, 14o miles and back once week
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday at team;
Arrive ut Manti Saturday by SPIN;
Leave Manti Monday at 9
Arrive Salt Lake City Wednesday by pm.
1854 From Salt Lake City by soker Ccnrevie Pennington Kays
vie and Ogden City, to Brigham City, 65 miles and back
twice
Salt Lake City Monday and Thursday am;
Arrive at Brigham City next days by IL m;
Leave Brigham City Tuesday and Friday at 2pm;
Arrive at Salt Lake City next days by 6pm
l2so5 From Salt Lake City by Tooee CITY, to Gan,svc So miles
and back, week.
Salt Lake City Thursday at
Arrive at Grantsvilc next day by IL m;
Leave Grantsvlle Friday at 2pm;
Arrive at Salt Lake City next day by 6pm
l2so6 From Salt Lake CITY, by Iayorsvie Mount Pleasant Wc
Jordan Herman, and Gardeners Mills to Cedar Valley
South Fort) 5s miles and back week.
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday at Ga m;
Arrive at Cedar Valley next day by IL m;
Leave Cedar Valley Friday at 2pm
. Arrive at Salt Lake City next day by 6p M
1857 From Cedar CITY, by harmony and Pine Valley santa Clara
20 miles and back, once in two weeks
Leave Cedar City every other Thursday at m;
Arrive at Santa Clara next Saturday by 3pm;
Leave Santa Clara every other Monday at 8am
Arrive n (e lur " newt " N IN
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1851 From Santa Fee by Alameda Albuquerque Agodones
Cruces. Bernallo, los Iunas Fort Fillmore
Froucro, Texas, Fl Iaso, Tcxas miles
d
cave the 10th and 25,h Of each month;
III Paso in eight days. ... ......
Leave vi Paso tho It'll and 23d OF each month;
Arrive at Santa Fe in eight days.
weekly trips will be considered the separate
parts and yond Albuquerque.
by Iuceros Fernando De Taos 70
and back a week
Santa Fe Monday at s
Arrive at Fernando De Taos Wednesday by 10
Leave Fernando De Taos Thursday at Sa m;
al Fe Saturday by 10
1883 From las Cruces by Mea to Tucson, and back
the distance and schedule Of arrivals
partures by which they propose TO
1854 From Tucson by Arizona and Colorado City, to San Diego ~
and back twice n month
Bidders state distance and schedule
Proposals by commencing FL Pnso Texas,
considered.
1855 From Albuquerque, by Zun Visaia Woodvic1 Cal,
1900 miles and back, month
Bidders schedule which closely with
1851.
Proposals for frequent trips will be considered
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,
wheeler q Wilson.

MANUFACTURING oosrASYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
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VNHE LADIES are especially invited to !" Inc
IL IAkes store, Formerly occupied by r. u ssvsnng
Is Commercial Building opposite Centre Market Junction
MIA avenue and street viii find elegant
Of fancy and toilet articles pcrmery &c &c such we @
continue 10 improve sell Wholesale and retail at our od %
504 Pennsy lvania avenue -. :. .,,c,,rxps
2e-U MNS LANE ~ pAo"''''
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r j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
10 southwest of and Twelfth Streets Washington D.
An I.-dIX y j l I
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-30


day. when vacancies win be filed. They
willsbe furnished, at thesame time, with a
list of articles. to, ,be-exanained,s and they
will be required TO make a report Of their
awards. TO the Secretary, at or before 10
o'clock, a. m, on Friday.
ss18thA-frhe sesefalaconlnitteese will, as
soon as their decision is made, designate
the successful article attaching thereto
1.-The best a red, I'd best a blue, and Sd
best white ribband. ak.8E sgffjs
The premiums will be paid in cash, and
if not called for by the first day of Janua
ary, shall be forfeited. - ras z "a
20th--Peddlers and others. desiring to
offer articles of merchandise for sale on the
Fair ground, can be admitted during the
Fair by the paymeut of Of So, and no in
toxicating drinks will be admitted on the
ground. 1 III s,oll gre..,.
2lst-Persons, members or not. who do
sire to ride or drive unentered horses with
in the Fair gronnd during The Fair, can
dorso by the ayment of 5o5eents for each
entry. er.as sstefl fas ssniH J. sriI ei a.
22d-Thc gents riding match will take
place at 2 o'clock on the second day of the
Fair aud en- the third day an address will
be delivered at IL o'clock. Ladies riding
match at / o'clock, and premiums pro-
claimed anil paid at ? O'clock. asf''1s
23d-A strong. efficient guard will be
on the ground day and night. s-,.zs-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-30
THE REPUBLICAN,.
81 ~ aasPlY MOUTH, IND.ssf tsli sssf
Dlo yoTFoR1ET

= a s-sst1
THAT THE NJ. G.. DEMOCRAT,
THE ORGAN or THE COURT HOUSE
CLIQUE IN PLYMOUTH. DENouN-
CES EVERY MAN WHO Is UNA
BLE TO PAY HIS TAXES PROMPT
lLY1AS UNWORTHY OF ExERcI-
SING THB ELECTIVE FRANCHISE,
OR HOLDING OFFlGEn!
Such is modern. Pro Slavery Federal
Democracy They have been feeding from
the public crib until they have grown sleek
and fat. and having their pockets full'oi
of illsgotten gold, which they have wrttns
from the toiling classes, know not how to
sympathise with the poor andunfortunate,
but would DEBAfi EVERY aMANsFRo,
VOTING s WHO scOULD NOT EX-
HIBrr HIS sTAX.REcElPT WHEN
HE OFFERED HIS BALLOT,li :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-30
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

II -e-f - $50 - - tfAs z p 1Frf3 !
1st-Any person residing. in Ma1sbell
County can become member by
ONE DOLLAR to the Treasurer
2d-Competitors for premiums must be
members of the society o. sg1
3d-All articles must-be entered on the
Secretary s book before they arc placed on
the ground, and must possess more than
ordinary merit to entite them to premi-
nm. etsI8 80 fat8 9E nr.r
4fh---CardswiA be furnished exhibitors,
numbered to correspond with the entries
on the Secretary's book, which cards must
be placed on the articles exhibited. 7esi
q 5th---All articles offered for premiums
must be owned by the persons offering the
same, or by members of their families; and
products Of the soil, OF manufactured arti-
eles must be produced or manufactured
within the county. ges's5 ~ I,ssesis sess
6th-Thes awarding committees mnst
comply with the provisions ofthelaw ere-
quitting competitors on crops and 5otller
impro ovements. to furnish full and correct
statements of the proceeds and expense OF
culture and production, DC. s4sl. l.Sas sKf
7th-Competitors for premiums on crops
are required to hare the ground and its
produce accurately measured by not less
than two disintcrested persons hose states
ments must be certi6edto TORN writing.
sth--C ompetitors on cultivated farms
must furnish a, a,statement. in writings show.
ing the size and arrangements of their farms
size of fields and gardens. and the,mode
Of cultivation-kind of previous crops--the
present years crop, and the quantity pro-
duced per acre. fe rgA.ta u .saasfsels
9ih--Ihe standard weights and meas
ures of the State must be used in compu-
10thZC Competitors on butter must state
iniwriting the number of milkings, treat
ment of the milk mode. of churning and
Masking the butier--quantity of salt used.
and (if auy) what other substances were
used. the kind of pasture, and (if any what
other food was used. '7sa' Ssisfe 80
llth--Competitors on cheese must state
in writing the time it was made, the num-
ber Of COWS n,iiked, and number Of milk
ings; whether any cream was used; the
quantity of rennet used, the mode of press
Ing. and treatment Of the cheese while sea-
soning. shs fsF 5 gss.sisse -. svE /. -
l2th---Noue but members will be admit
ted to the Fair ground on the FIRST day,
13th--The Fair will be open to all on
the second and third days Of the Fair
members and their families free Of charge,
and all'othcrs on the payment Of twenty
cents for each admission; children under
ten years of age. viii be charged ten cents
for each admission. - $ t''''
14th--Badges viii be furnished to mem
hers, and tickets Of of admission can bo
had at the Treasurer,s Office near the en-
trance to the Fair grounds. s~.,s.... - $,
15th-Family tickets, during the Fan,
can be had for 81 =
16th-The first day will be devoted to
receiving. entering and arranging articles
for exhibition. and 90 article will be re-
ceived or entered alter that day except on
account Of accident,
17th--The awarding committees viii be
called At 10 o'clock, q. M, on the second