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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-01
Emancipation in urlssin.

! The great work 9f Russian o,nauci pa
/ tiun II slowly progressing. The Prov,n-
ciai,, Cummiti4o hnpe been tardv ia
montl, since tlInse u Aalunga anu ehu
Cassaclss OF of the DON sent their prolects
to the Central Committee uf st Peters
bur.h There were facts tn be learned
from the prnprlotors 5hcso facts we're go
be verified, in many Instances, by per
sonai examination and. when this basis
had been obtained. committee has oitou
consumed from o1 10 ljO SESSIONS before
agreeing upon definite plan af ananc,.
patiun. In NIL the provinces there have
been .nuuu mon II Denevoienre anu JUS
! tlcc, who, liho Councillor Bar novskv,
Governor IF 0rcnburg--a speech Of
whom We have 5eiura ls--.lave entered
fully into tic nubie intention If the Gar,
aud, bv yartl and deed. tiirtucreu il to
the utmost extent Of their power. The
right of the se,f to himself liz conceded.
Tho question discussed has been, how
shall tic ainaIIc,nateu scrf best become
the owner Of house with iunu enough
to sustain aim rlla amount u and
varies. with The nr1ductivencss If soil.
from aigsit to twelve acres. Landlords
arc compelled to furnish this land. and
means To work Ii. aun take their pay III
Iabnr-a curtain number of uars labor
per year or 81 many years. They have
also to provide fur the malntGnancn II
the aged lnd lntirln; anu small muniu'pai
Inn F,.r ff,u
IT rAe serfs IA their rights. >uen Is The
general tenor al The projects Elaborated
by the Ptnv'nclal Committees vlicn are
To ja iigested mo one general plan by
tammIttees appouted Cu tnat duty by
the Emperor, lnuer .ile direction II zen.
RoatOrtZof The question immediately
before the Committee IT present IN, IN
what vav shall landlords 1t Guaranteed
ble DapmenC Of these annual sums ut
money or ubur2 Tho Government nesi.
tates 10 assume the guaranty IT thirty or
forty millions ii doiar3 per Tcar Thence
arises the plan II leaving tne purchase
II and 10 the will Of the peasant. IN
yhIon ease MANY would lot buy, and tae
rash 1T -ac government IN guaranteeing
payment won!d De rerT greatly reauce..
The rrlinor That emancipation would 1e
proclaimed IN @nptcmbar, on the attain
nent ai his majority Nv the heir apDar-
ent. vas. II course. amounted. such A
proclamation ynu!d DC slnDussi Die n The
present UNCERTAIN 4tutG ii the eondltluns
wriuh ara 10 10 attizad 10 emuncioutiun
Aid everything must move slowly II Il
work which eIevatas from 4iaves ~ free
men twenty millions If peop,e 7catrered
Jrer : 1s:r:torv four ar live shines as large
as 1ur own ,laFa status -.fssv .T,r:
Tribune
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-01
sesy K{iiie Missiles,

The English newspapers give .nng IL.
counts 1t experiments pertorToa with
aew rife euuilun ami amali arms. i riie
shell, invented ~ Can't. Norton, u Iuout
throe or four times the 4.2e IT III ortiinarr
,onlual rilie bullet, but In loilow. the in
garlur being liless with riass, i'll winch IS
contained the Liquid ire. This chem
Scai substance IS prannred lrom secret
N the ppssosaion ii Capt. Norton. but
Tho chief ingredients ire phosphorus iis-
saiveu III 1l. auInnate nj tur1un auI her
neticailr sealed. Immediately III san
shell striking any lglltaoIa matter The
s.ass Is Draken. III pawert2l. IL The liquid
hat 3 almost lnstantaneonsir sells the
uhlent ia i biaEa. i aey ie4or ptiun IT
r,!ie-ahut. called tala s.spinHtar, ean ae
tiresi 1T distance IL nut less nan a,.ht-
teen hundred vartis. Il III Intended fur
blowing lp ammunition wagons. bags II
guapawder. II setting tlre tn 9ha CAMP
If tila anuny Tho bullet. yhieh IL
shapn anu 4aa resembles The Enfield
ride. bail, las 1 chemical substance attach
II Ill It's 1asa. which 1eeames .s.nstea tIe
nulnenG Il la ired. Iarsa experiments
ara said ID lave been yarr successful ana
the Lanaon Times ,avs there ID still an
other, for Daf,nratag gac r1n plates IT
the lew ron steamers II ysr
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-01
4rp1c \ SPEECH The sullow,ns ar,

Capp1c ! SPEECH The ul!uwlns ar.
gwen IL IL he exact yarzls ii Edwin
Connie when askcd viz sontencp Ut len,a
should 1ot 3a pronounced npon ann.
The charges That nave been nads
against me ara not rue. never snln-
nlttesi any roA=on alnnht tha ,tata of
7 r-tnlu. / lc"4r nnt.e var laan L.
l. lerar oonsntrad VITA arrnoar % IN
luce "0uT -iaE"s ~ rebel. aud | never
even exchanged word " III pnr IT saur
servants. " nat isne here tor | always
tu.u rou l. was % run If aiavcs lnto u
Free state aud ib1rate them there -
This Is iii Jltcnca against rgur Avs. /
admit nut never committed rnu'der
When [ capped 10 lhe engine house, ana
Sounu ila Captain anu Als priaonars sur
rounded 1iora. say 40 way III Ieils@r-
snce nut Nv lgn3ng jittte. Ii anybody
vas killed III .4lar 1Gcasiun. II Via n =
fair .iunt [ have. IL I said, enmmiItesf
all offence agallist ynur avs. nut t1..
puuisnanant Tor nat offence gou.u Ja
Farv different 1T0m chat yllcn E1n ara
going 70 jntilct IN M now. ! have i.
more tn 5av.
It. vii De seen hat ~ tolls ~ same
story IL Qia 1roTn-. nat their 4eslgn.
Wis only tO run If slaves 10 Lanaua, anu
that .he shedding IT buod y..s not aon-
semniatQu aznent to defend themselves
while carving nut tlIs design.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-01
Learn ID t. sissk.

ii ny apimon tha mast important
knowledge that ! housewife can pasaess.
il hat vtllcn relates II the @art IT
conhlng Ii is llrlc there are otaer til.
lies wtllcn nuHt Dc attended 10. hut 1T
nacessary, they qan Dc tar mora Property
lett 10 others than t.le Cooking fha
wife knows galIar what Iuaa N most
acallh.ul ind palataDic for aar family -
And what husband. when le returns yaa-
~ fram his ta,l. would not rather feel
that his meal had been prepared BY he
hand IT nef vito WIS Interested tur him.
than to know ID had bsen "got up b.
a servant. rraiy e~erT housewife
1u-ab to oversee her svu cooking; anu
mothers slonla train their daughters ID
this, 1t it 0e to cAa lagisnt II some iess
important branches ut ~huusevlIerT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-01

This praetea. 4ontuun among Ill
c.asscs' III 3aEag9s, Is wonderfully N
vogue among ~.luse VITO otian titattn u 1e
eitiZena nj regions 7oney nat en.!i.n tan-
ad. Buys Fhn are disguised - 0a / iit..n
"':ast' are ottea quite delighted vita tile
red anu blue characters nrickeu 1uto ttleir
skin, ini which, il IaalF Duulles III
crease, shall also .row 4s III increasing
monument u ghrlr foil Va nave nuv
n spo.en ~ one M The subject n after
life vito lid lot saalv regret tn,ir pras-
ance. ana vino vuu4a nut .nuura almost
any tur.are 10 have ~lem removed -
Ii4a. luwapar. III 4Inust impossible with
gut causing 4 scar and the siaest CURSE
y9u.a De- aerer II patT1ItGa I'll savage /
practice. J. single artist las psen
aauyl ID pueket over Que Thousand dol
ars tor such pictures III dne cruise ana
II ii estimated that 1T enst tour thuua:.uu
persons i'll tho EnItud States Nav, au~
auaiT. ara tatfonea with figures cnstlnu
from saVentv-iiya cents to fifteen tuiIntS.
anu showing tAn anaaai expenditure III
ags.rogata IT taUe1tty Hoasaia toitetrs.
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t.d Tor yahu urnyyuss ra,niiy-

The we'll known Thadueus Hyatt, If
View York N prnposing plan for tho
relief of Brown talnlly says:
hnre 4 photograph of tho old man
presented 20 me by his avn hands, al ad~
n.rabIn likeness. Let nil vino sympatniza
IN tie purpose send each dailur, and I
will forward for each sucn man m exact
caDv uf thu orlglnai, and with il, I pos
]3le, John Brown autograph. The pra.
ceeds from ten Thousand such 1npies will
produce a fund of eight thousanu iolara
for the benefit Of The he'd p!ess aud atflics-
al ones. whom the Kansas le.u so touch
lugip commenus % our s~mpathtes aud
care.
We learn from tAu Ch!csgo Press and
Tribune nat the address If ar. Erat. IN
No, III Morton strent, New I Ior.. city,
That paper adus
Cur personal knowledge oi NJ Hyatt
enables lis 10 say that e~er~ dollar ti.us
realized will be rclig,olsIY devoted to tho
proposed object, ana that the Sund will
probably be considerably augmented from
NJ. Hyatt private fortune -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-01

The host Ut personal tr,ends of Gorr'r
stnit., vii relo,ce ta learn. frn,n most
ereashia authority, hat DR. GRAY m 9 [t.ca
nus gwen his family the encunragamens
70 feel that the 4tilictaa gentleman will On
entirely restored to mental ileait, II u
also his opinion that NJ Smith !. badily
health will De ra.assas.ished. - prn1-
tl-,ta,: yaa l1a y;len ha alnspad at { ticn.
tha. ii Wis the opinion IT his physician
that he would not have survived forty
eight hours longer, Aaa ieraina.aoa ut 1is
home
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-01
!" fhe INK 3 Eaat .ae genuine stamp.
The mans The nan b. j. hal.

NJ Marble, of Lynn, Massachusetts
has bean biastlng At Dungeon Rock for
eight yaars, hoping tn abtaln the reasura
aI Capt. K da trulticd IN his Iahors by
;!airrayants aud spir,tua!ists. 10 las, with
the assistance Ut his son. blasted oasR-
aye yaT, anunt aleht feet ii height and
orrudth. nearv III annnrad feet into tho
ssri,t rock Ifa last 1ust devunned i
issura. from which issued curranr af
foul air, that will axtingulsh dame held
over ID. air Iartie believes Il. has esa
than Ten fact to go - reara the long
sought ea-a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-01

gHincs ss.,,sion 3eniicrc 1t HarpelSs rcITys
In the Gontsc oi our inquiries ntu tho
matter Of Oid Brown. va have stumbled
upon tlc Iact-as tn which thura eau ba
no Iount--that one j James Gordon Ben
natt, e,titur Of tAe y 7 Herald ielL
this city some tame lust August III sop.
te,nbar, prntnssedly m a tnar through
the south " est, nut actually proceened
only ia Harper Ferry ynoncs, alter 20.
manning sometime n a 4uIet way. Win
no apparent business, ne wheeled snort
about and r4turned post las;a 10 tals
city Now, We snow nothing whatever
Of Mr. Bennett object III visiting liar-
per Ferry II that pecnliar Juncturc, .n
Iu not aven know that no 1au anr cau-
lcntlal interview with Old Brown,
John L. G0Ok or any II the set--ous
this stealthv visit 1T such a Crisis scans
worth looking INTO. Nlll Mr.. Bennc,s
teny cna tact Of Inc visit 10 Earpnr :
Ferry substantially Y IL ahuva set fortht-
tr not. does It not obviously require ven
tllation2 There may have been specuis-
.ors III Cotton and Inretor" this sa,iu or
Bnston. viii Gov Wise Iiarn the mys-
terry Iuiic.ailr .oul.ed into!--y 7 rr.-
Jaue
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-01
.a.,~rhe =. M l!sl.v Las,lrrert.ur

l2s- Ile w slIasv Lasurrect!uu II
t.ia " .stera part u Ponnsyivanlu, sixty
i've years ago. IN Jnnosit40n 20 III aZeiae
levied BY Congress, III he siist!iat1on II
spirits. yas &ar nHle turnaaaae attempt
ta overthrow he government than ls
raeent me at Iai,nerss Earrr About
seven thousand men vera engaged Il baa
insug.rccilon. hut IL vas pucicd y,,.le 1T
Dion,Mled bv marching tIonns into ma
lisa1frotna territory. \ nngnhrr 1T tia
Insurgents we're arrested. anu tvu vern
convicted IT treason anu sentenced 20
cteaIIi 1ut 1nt3, sni'. Dardonna bv t2resi-
siaut n asn Gagt0n, 1na there aevar tlan
3esn attempt 1T lasurraetlun slaoa s.lcn
"A 2eans-tralta.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-01
AncYr the Shne 7.nctlt.y.

An sid Wing, who now v0tcs tha Eu.
9nanan eickct, said the other lay:
NJ aqumntanc"s sometimes wonder
how I, who lara 4iwava fought against
the Democratic partvs eau nuw vntc with
t: nut I can tnil them that vntIiy tho
ticket .sn The 5raatest difficulty l. Ia
mixing VITA tho men su4t : ind no
hardest work
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-01

Fn4p11rs. - The j asnar t.Juntr Press
If the 18th aavs thar III Tuesday a.gns
IT asst veek. Hrs IJnn ". Brown, u
Desmuinrs Gawnshin. m that rnnutT,
prasan ted aar Euannud With three aand-
some oa!I.lran al 4 1lrth-ail girls
Weighing aiaotaeu and half pounds. Or
Ill average IT SIX inl laif pounds -
The nn,her a1a children are tong
r,N
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-01

Hg The eleations far thu present
vcar are aiI aver Wv Hampshire will
opan the next Irsas p,,iGlcul oainpaign II
,i1s ale~fion u tilaa .tata 4 rar~1
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q. G. Plat

A~raaSEY AM. IaFS.Ti.l.R IT Law.
NJ ILL Purchase ana seil Rem! Estate, locate
W Land Warrants. attend Ia the PAYMENT If
aAss. Investigation II tlt.ea. eunveyaaclnr. 81
kartiuatar Attention Ifgnn sa CO. .eol.u.ss. AL
lussHes~ ntrtlstesi lie tars' vail DE attended
with prnmpsuess aud F1atsitp.
t%Jifc. IN the Court Hanse with lie r..
Z ,r iar. riptun, Iowa.
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Ii ~ CARDS.
2. d. RIVER,
a tiers mey at L 4 ", >,
Ami tsGilt..;ii i.aani Agent.

TlJVGN {l.I
zS-arrciai attention given to Collecting, Ill
Recommendations. Il. z, t.asc hnnkuk. VIM
e. u. Woodward. IusGatinr inua: aun. ". Il. Hi
ler. ". Penn Ciavk. Iowa city; ian. 8em,
stanton. 8etuHia.ne. Ohio; ). j. Crew, rtptn1l
iuwa. "
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

MARsHALL COUNTY, INpIANA. b

r
The following taxes have been levied for the
year 1859, and will be payable between the 18th
day of October 1853, aud the Sd Monday of March,
1860, viz: ~ - - : = 49,
State tax on each 500, 20 cents. and so cents
on each Poll; School tx ON each 500, 1O cents,
and SO cents on each POP; Sinking Find tax on
each 500. lets County tax on each s. 100, 80 cts.
and 25 cents on each Poll.
The several townships have levied the following
taxes for each 500 valuation of property:
UNION Township For township purposes 5
cents on each Sl00; special school ID cents ON each
$780, and D cents on each Poll. f.i i'
CENTER Township.--For township purposes ,
cents on each $500; special school Sets on each
800; special road cents on each 500 and a
cents per acre of land.
GREEN Township.-For township purposes 3
cents on each 800 and % cents on each Poll; spe.
ciai school 10 cents each 500 and % cents on
each Poll; special road I, CENTS i2 acre ofland
BOURBON Township.--For township purposes
5 cents zach 500; special school 10 cents on
each 500 and 25 cents on each Poll special road
"a cents on each acre of land.
TIPPECANOE Town<hp.-For Township rur-
poses cents each 500; special school 10 cents
on each 800 and % cents on each Poll; special
road "a cents per Of land. +.
GERMAN Township.-For township purposes
) cents on each 800; special school 10 cents ON
each 100 dolars special roid | cents on the 100
dollars. and = cents per acreof land. p lHf
NORTH Township.-For township pursoscs Z
cts. the 100 dollars; special school IS cts. the
100 dollars, and so cents p Poll; special road Ia
cts. per acre OF land. aa.s
POLK Tow nship.-For township purposes cts
the 100 dollars; special school 10 cts on the loO
dollars; special ,oad iicts. p acre Of land. 4
WEST Township-For township purposes Acts.
on the 100 dollars; special school l0cts the 100
dollars and so cts, p Poll; special road Ia cts. u
acre ofland ,ss. - 5a.t -
WALNUT Township--For township purposes
Sets. on the 100 dollars and 25cts. on each Poll;
special school l0cts. the 100 dollars and 25cts
Poll; special road =. cts. - acre cf land.
Lands and Town Lots delinquent for taxes OF
1883 or former wears. will he sold the first Mon
day of January. 1869. If not previously pail
l will attend i'm person or by deputy at the usiis
al places ofholding elections in each township for
the purpose OF receiving the times herein
specified. to.wit: Tippecanoe township. Friday.
November 4. 1859; Bbur,on township, Satur !av.
November 3; Union township. Monday. Neve nbcr
Z; Green township. Tuesday, November (; Walnut
township, Wednesday, Novemher9; German Town
ship. Thursday. November 10; Nortl, township Fri
day, November ! West township, Saturday. No
vcmber l2; Polk township, Monday, Novcmle II.
and at my Office i'm Plvmsuth thereafter. where i
may be founl at all times according to- law
N. III. OGLESBEE. I. VI. c.
Plymouth. Ind, Sept. oath, lS.,9-41. n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

Ssecess Csownisz Merif.-We are aisays
glad when real merit Il crowned with success. A
fewyeNsago the propietors cf Dr.. Hall Bslsam
mo<is<t'y announced that they had valuable cou-
mcdy far sale. They did not resort to The reck-
less High pressure system" Of putting as did some
others We conId name. but in straight forward.
common sense manner explained the nature and
. Of their Medicine, told What il would do, and
pre."at'sl De sffoheest and most nimpeaclsble
evidence Of the good it had done. Il is now the
MOST nnrul>r reneJy u the age, For ale By all
- 81 ..lxer,;,.urn, ts -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

socr.nlEs--The Sunday School Social Circles
ere again in full operation The W. E. Sociable
81 It's last meeting ciecsed Mr.. VIM. NJ. Kendall.
President, MS NJ Try Ackermm, Vice President,
Nm Ssilic BsrnsrI. Secretary, AMI Mss Jennie
Smith, Treasurer. The next session win be held
S-norsow. evening at the residence Of Ms SCI.
ThePrsbytesian Sociable meets this csenins at
the house OF John Paul. Esq. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03
HONEY! MONEY! MONEY!
CASH! CASH. CASH!
$500! sI,OOO! $4,000!


LIVERY MAN in Marshall County and sur
IL rourling country has now a real chance for
making the above SUMS ut anv time by calling on
and securing the following tracts or parcels
of Choice and Extra Lands in the County of Marics,
State of Missouri.
| have over 20gl .e-e> iu Lots OF Al. 80 and 100
acres miles from Vienna. the County seat, and :
10 l2 miles from the Railroad and = miles from
GaScona,ic River. Also. 3a1acrcs of Choice Land
in Crlwford County. IL miles from Rairoad.-
Also 32oacres in Weync County, 2 miles from
Rairu.td. -
All of these Lots or parcels of Lands of the
very best quality. They are no graduated or one
shilling acre Lands. They all i'm the heart
Ola tlckly settled and fast growing country. ]
will sell A. so or l60 acre pieces, and any person
may go ami sec them. and if they don't prove as
represented then sale. Twill trade for improved
lands around about here on good terms. Now is
your time, without delay. Call on the Agent,
CHARLES WHITMORE,
At his Warehouse the Depot.
N. II. I am also Agent for the Charter Oak Lif,
Insurance Co.. of Hartford CT. For further infor-
nation call ON me and get pamphlet.
ln37mil CIV
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03
TAPPEN,S
f ONE PRICE
Mammoth Clothing House
No. IOe Randolph ST.,


CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
by FAR the most extensive and the cheapest
place in Chicago to buy good clothing. as well rs
the only one price establishment in town dealing in
first class goods of every grade, for mems wear.
During the FIVE years the house has been cstab-
Iishcd, it has built up trade than four times
rs large that of any other in town, which fact af
forvls guarantee that our goods are OF superior
quality and prices lower and that our system Of
ONE PRICE WITHOUT DEVIATION
has won and retained the confidence Of every man
who has given it fair trial.
The lorest cash price is marked on the goods in
plain figures. And fearing no competition, Gus,
toners particularly requested TO
~ Eramine and price erery Other stock in torn first
& Bit to hold on TO their money until they risi N
TAPPEN'S.
U-Clotlng made to measure and orders solic
ted. sfrffit., 81. laug 4--29yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

TIME partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the name of Osborne
& Phillips is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons In l,bted tn the firm requested to
make immediate PAYMENT, as the books must be
settled up. Receipts from either will be good.
G.. OSBORNE.
Oct. %, lS59-50t3 ID. L. PHILLIPS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

F,eHr.--Two brothers--both trying To be tenn
pcratc-mct in Saloon VI INLAY night Last. when
ore gave the other Che lie and the other gase one
black eye. Liquor the ctuse-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

There will he . regular meeting of the member.
of the MsrshaTi County Agricultural Society, n
she Court House in Plymouth. on SATURDAY., the .sfl
day of November next, at o'clock. p. NJ. for the
purpose Of making settlement with the TrcaSur
er. and tr.nsacting such other business ma,
como before the Society All requested TO at
tend By Order Of the Society.
s1tt C. o. POMEROY, Pres
M.cuxxrSes, Sec.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03
LIST OF REMIUM Ms
8 AWARDED AT THE ~
FIFTH .a.v.rU.4L E4kR
OF THE
Marshall Co. Agricultural Society,
OCTOBER 18th, 1859.

Class A -Cshiratcd Farms, DC.
Rest Cultivated Farm. WIN. Suster, s. 90
d do do do James A.Corse, 90
do do - Garden, l.. III. Andrews, %
ID do do do j. L. Woodward,
81 Indiana Farmer
do Bee Hive and Manage, D. s. Conger. 90
2d do do do II. Corbalcy,
Ind. Far. 81 l 90
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03
Paints, Oils & varnish

HAVE just received from the Cities of Phla
il delphia & Cincinnati, the largest stock o
Paints, Oils and VarniShes ever brought into thii
market, consisting in part of
1000 lbs Of Lead, dry and in Oil,
2 1000 Zinc,
800 Venetian Red,
. bbls. Lampblack.
100 different kinds of Varnish and Paint,
100 gals. Tnrpentine.
900 81 Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil,
2D9 Varnisll of all kinls,
100 Japan and Zinc dryers,
Brushes, &C.. &c,
~ Mixed Paints of all colors ready for use.
IJ-An which will BE- sold very low for cash.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

MsrxErs--Whr~f Sid yesterday at 81 10 for
White AMI II 05@l for Rcd. Corn 25@3
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

TNHE PROPRlETORS of this institution take
il this method of informing the Citizens OF
Marshall County that they will have on hand by the
ext Tree Planting Season full assortment of
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Of all kinds and Of the best quality. Our apple
trees hs been grated from bearing trees, on which
account they will bear much than trees graf.
cd from Nursery Scions, and this fact also enables
us 10 knew viii, certainty what Varieties we have
Our Nursery being situated within few rods of the
Railroad Depot we will he able tn deliver trees ut
any Station in Marshall County within few hours
after they are taken out Of the ground. We mar
rant every tree and shrub that sell to be alive
and in good condition.
II. b. Pcrshing, at Plymouth, and J. o. Parks, at
Bourbon, are author lied take orders for us, and
we will be on hand when the Season comes To fill
all orders. we trust, TO the entire satisfaction of all
who may favor " it'll Tiers
= BRONSON * F'RASIf.R. Proprietors.
Warsaw, Ind, Aug IL. lS59-ilm3.