Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

where we encountered third body of these locu T.,
much stronger than the two first Forward. brave
comradcs,r cried Lsrush, I'VE must cut out n path
for ourselves, and gain the open field"
We charged upon them, Larush at our head, they
met us with resolution not expectcdby US, after
desperate conflict we bore them down, and dispcrs
cd them in confusion They would have speedily
turned to fight, had not the gate been blocked up
by the cavalry which entered after them. Marshal
Ney was farther back in the street arranging the
troops rapidly coming up from behind. Larush
looking around saw the Marshal raise his hat, and
swing it with its waving plnmcs high his head.
This was the prccouccrted signal, Larush rode
forward; We closed up behind him. 81 ~
"Fire." was his loud word of command, and the
discharge followed The windows clattcrcd, the
groans Of the wounded, and the loud outcrcs Of our
troops arose loud out of the black and sulphurous
canopy A gust of wind dispersed the smoke, and
showed us q wayering enemy between us and the
gate; one more charge and would be safe
Forward! comrades." cried Larush; "thc way is
clear. they fy. Victory. victory.w hlaf
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o. See advertisement in another column. [n39l
The following fattering notice is taken from the
Portsmouth (Ohio) Sciota Valley Republican, of
April 3. 1858:
ScAyDrxAvIA.-A friend writes to us for our "reaI
opinion of DIR. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies,
where he can obtain them-and why they are call
cd scandinavian" and we are frequently asked
| the same question:. Scandinavia is the ancient
name of Sweden and Norway, and scandinavian,
that's Swede or Norwegian, affectionately calls
his country "Scandnavia," in the same sense rs
we speak of f"Columbia,'' or "The Union.'' By
| the way, there over nine thousand Scandina-
vian families in Dane County, Wisconsin. AL
| though citizen of this country for many years,
DIR. Roback is Swede by birth, and compounds
his Medicines of Swedish herbs. we think the name
is very appropriate. We have the highest opinion
of the Medicines and of DIR. ROback himself, who
is not only singularly skilfu physician but gen
| tlcman Of the Old School, we know pcsonally.-
Our advertisement columns will answer the rest Of
our friends letter. See advertisement In39-l