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New Orleans School Of Medicine.
Situated on Common street, opposite the Charity
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| THE regular Course of Lectures in th. 1nstitu-
ton will commence on MONDAY, the 18th
November, 1859, and continue twenty weeks.
FACULTY.
ERASMUS D. FENNER, NJ D., Professor of The
DRY and Practice of Medicine.
ANTHONY A. PENSION, n. D., Professor Of
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tured of the best New Jersey White EisW
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soyrurau wAna0 flee,
G II AS. A. STE M
I'll j. IT'S Cana :.
NEW oRLEAss pHE|
I WATERMAN 4 BROTHER. DEPL1
e. ware Merchants, corner tss CIV
and Ma CANINE stoeess, New 0fsE ; lef5 q 4
PITCHER, GOODRICH dgPso:aW .
tore and Commisslcu IVA ~ ,,]
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Street, New orass==---
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'and then would get new one every year"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

Barr HousE-Mr. Biilows has at large expense
fitted up a bath house in and adjoining his shaving
saloon. Here can be hadalmost any kind of bath
that is wanted, from the shower to the douchc,
the sidtz ncludcd, ofany temperature, for the pit
lance of twenty cents This establishment, neat
and clearly, is a credit to our town. 1t will pay
any person convcrsant with such things to examine
the apparatus. All our citizens who are not so
delicate that contact with water would render them
evanesccnt viii find these baths real luxury
We bespcak tor this enterprise sustaining pat
ronagc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

FORT WAYIE. GROCERIES,, dc.
We would call the attention of our Merchants to
tle lvcrtsencnt in this weeks paper of the Il I'm
of WILLIAMS & HUEsrIs, Wholesale Grocers, Fort
WAYNE. In..- Tieir stock consists OFFS General as
sortment o. G-oceres-toscthcr With every thing
tn At is usually found in store. except Dry Good.
Th~ir connection with some of tIi best oldest and
t-rb ka",~r H,"ses in tie E1a offers Thorn f,cilit;es
in lavng in their st rex un .urp used by any other
HOUSE in the West.
They are th"sef,-e en,,'cl to furnish anv thine
in leir linz. freight considered " low can he
bonshtin Nes Y ,s'<, Cincinnati, Chicago, any
ofh.r rSark-f.
Fort w tvnc is NV thin two three hours
ride of this place. nninserruitsd bv any change o
c.Ts. Merchants therefore, in this place and vein
W. IN obi in INV thing they need in the line oi
WILLIAMS & HUEsrrs, in a few hours, thereby a
voidlng the expense. delays and loss os time,
stoned Nv or lerny from greater distance
WILLIAMS K HUEsrfs have but price, and
hose osIsria, from them. "; I oJt,n goods of the
quality aud price, if there in person to pur
3ila-e.
Il y,u you'll therefore avcboth MINER and time
purchase Of WILLIAMS and HUEsTrs, Wholesale
Gfo ,ers. NJ. 81, Columbia Get, Fort Wryne
Indiana I3m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

THIEvIyG.-Lsst Friday gentleman laid a small
bundle of cloth down somewhere in the depot and
turning from it for few minutes, tlief or some
bdy else, took possession Of it and carried il off,
A bystander informed the owner of the goods what
had been done. whereupon the purlouer was fol-
lowed and made to deliver up the property he had
taken
The night previous to this occurrence another
MN, becoming intoxicated, left some fifty or sixty
dollars in an exposed place, and some appropri
ated it to hs own use- There is story aaoat to
this effect: One of the parties took the others
wife, and the party whose wife was taken stole the
others money. We don't souch for the truth Of
this version Of the case
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

CsLssoosEp AND Fr~ED.-Nr. Milton Thompson
last Saturday evening. getting intoxicated. became
very Noisy and showed disposition 6shI, here
upon he arrested and locked up in the Gala
boose for hour or two by VI ,rshal klinger-
During his imprisonment Mr.. L. used some proEine
and very offensive languagc--most of which was
intenied by him tn wound the feelings of the oil
Gers having him in custody. After which becoming
somewhat sober he taken before Esq McFsrIin
and muicted in the sum Of five dollars and Gusts.
We much regret thata youn. man of ordinary
intelligence and prbty. who has il in his power
all times TO have the respect Of the community in
which he lives, and who might lie an ornament to
his family, render him elf amenable to the laws of
his country against fighting. But when such for
gets his duty 10 himself and persists in ol,ting
the laws, he ought to be made to suffer the conse-
quences. We think the officer in this case simply
performed his duty, and we express the hvre
that he and his successors will in all coming time
deal ia like with all Of the same class of
oTcnicrs.