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Con.titutIonaI Di.eases.

Many diseases tsat alIct humanity are inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies Of sckly sire~-
serofaia, Cansusnlsion syphilis and FITS, among
the most eonman u constitutional lseascs Sog. we
not how many generations the seeds Of these dis
may have been established ia the system, cog
rupl ~ the 6loodIsszday Rtoslsiag Resalniat vii
eraduatc traEn the bodies al the afflicted every part
clio Of dseased deTslts and nl the veins witb as~f
uure and healthy hioad
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Obey this CAN or Pay the Costs.

A III persons indebted 10 tho Grm cf WELLS
IA HOoPEh q CO, are requested a. call and settle
with Nessrs- JoNEs Ho0FsR (the only au.
toTlzcd persons "a IA the old buslaess) by the
loth O ch, SO. Th'se net settld by that time,
viii aTds he ffdnd in the hands Of eollector
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Msoifal.
II. r. Z.

II. II. II.
HEAITH will, ia all cases, follow the use OF Rad.
II ways X. X. Remedies. There sick
o diseased, so weak, feeble, crippled with pain
inArntes but that Railways Ready Relief, Rcnovat
ing RcsovcEt, eguators, the nature of the ds
sickness may require, will quicki! aud rapid
~ cure.
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief
Railway = RenoyaIag ssolvens. Had way Res ulsors
Each OF these reueles possesses ser - curative pow
certain diseases Yet there other diseas
es. wherein their combined medicinal properties arr
required and when thus used, ifIiere Is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body ~
tH their action, the patient al live and be restored
hcalth.
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ChfIdren,. Diseases.

Had1dss hcAeofsns AssaEsfHs shoal1 be hailed a. =
blessing BY every HDgher thFOsg boai the lHnd WHOSE
iafants Gliscted with soFes Hamors, &C. These
bts4kmEs cut tthas aaxlyl cysieHce Of d1srase
trsnsniiied from the Irent stock few deses * te
heorS-tssg E<zExHf sii eradicate svvFy xeztse q the
disease aad nscrc the child = sound aad healthy bC1y
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Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts.

DtCklNEb to-siay very IRE assortment "a: shirts
II y lth ana without collars WsrfRntsd to be ~el
siade aud Ie a. better than sBy other SIS le They
vary IN price iron, 81 SO 10 s5 90, tor sale by
Iebs-u !. ii AtasfII.
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Stop the Report.

srur. eLtiy Tsyo ts. asal sell 40 Goods only
y Auctols Lea Ls, tss-tilirds u ssirs
private ths m aly cter hcicsaie huuss 10
uliy Stb tss exnsi tns sell for Sllrt prpits
geE cash zsd kIsrt prosiiit t-lsr.
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Iowa Land for Sale.

IHTE have for sale, Tor cash, ons Hundred and
w Twenty Acres et ch0sce Land 10 Ioxa Tsrf4to-
~. lao Iearss.ls aad class 10 Frt ID sEsoi1ss
As viii give bargain IN ths Land. Fer particulars
call "a l. g Gi-ASSCOk 4 CO.
febs3-im
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r E M O " e D
DY S P EP STA

A s shown BY the statements OF the Beard of Teah
| n at Ne~ York, caused the death q 20 persons
sumption, induced by Dyspepsia As II n well at
tested fact that Dy y the origin 0f the suerns
of large portion of those who die Il oonsCmp
I becomes the dnty of every one 20 use suth prs
| lions against and remedy for Dyspepsia as &C &c
experience have place before them. and w!.ich hA
/ proved 10 be enicac.ogs: OF this chArart
/ VILLAINS Anti -H-speptic Elixir, !" in corrobor o
| which read the ioiiowlng testimonials:
Testimony Of Mr.. EdwArd II. Rowley, OF IN. nrrn
| RoWlcy, Ashburner n Co. IL North wharves,
proof Of the efficacy OF wiliiams's Antl-DysPept
PaaLADKIauA, October 20. Is40.
| DR JANKz wntiAxs:
Dear SRI take pleasure IN Recommending you
Anti-ly yspePtic Elixir, Tor the cure Of Igspcrsia
have taken Il Hyssi Tor the disease, and have been
Yours respectfully
EDWARD H. RowIxY
Communication TO John R. Pcnrosc. Esl, from NJ
/ Franklin Eyre, kensingien-
IL Is with great qualification that TESTIFY
aeAcy of wiilianss's AngDyspeptie Hi1r, which you
heartily rlisnk yon: t has completely restored my
| health, which I chserfuily publicly acknoN leige
with the hoTe that others may be similarly bencnted
FRANKLIN EYRE,
KzSzSerOs, Sept IL, 1850
ocTozsK 10, 1850
\ pa JaxEs wnIiAx
/ n~aF ssrs-Hsving suffered FOR a long tine rroa.
ed and having tried every means Tor relief ~itloui
success. advised a. your sAnti-ny yspetir
E1ixiTn IL aEOEs m- much plrasuFe u iHf1rm yoa
that ana satirelg cured b - use Ans cordially
commend IL 10 al perss sEgeriug under Dyspeysis
GS0IsGR woonRUFF
CornSeii' . Hallway iie4se, Bristol Iurnplke
ressinsony OF Mr. Abner EiEi~s Market street. Asor
slNtal eorreeprauve VI TIE snsc4cy VI Williams
AAt-lsy spepssc ElixH
Dn. JSxEs MnsI4sss
lrAF ssr-if sivss me grestPssasHrs % knoS tass
of dyspepsia, for many sf nay sr4usintzncss hxyere
g-e1tsts a=ksa me where t eouid be pFscar~d khos
az tnat hsd Aesu cuFed b "a As t1Ink that
ysn2 4Iknos kads sealeht u tie great heacat have
rrceiyes fTom tle ase II your Haearme, Hot only
sac yoa, bai may be gs-faf others. nlzke
q Ecf several s1ars saaercc fFusn pysg1s.sts,
.h<h tacrezs<t - sac1 exte4t that ny hil1 a.
csastltat<sa srre rapsdis ktnkins under H-
comEsct % resfrcf mysen Tie sample fosd
and eFeD th4s coald not digest ! fell : loss q
sIFsss a1zaa<knstn tesxeFcase, ans las you have
yeaf adsertl.ez.ent1 geaer@i feeas ef defTes-
soa kAd 1ssisecrh4bie sezriEess n NE yeaF lk1k.
hsarhg fron others hsh recosnmenassaa u yoaF
anu y ss~fzie kxixiF, lsueuree aad us-a aA It's
rsssa haRps eaocts nnasr snnoes.rs langsof sna
~zaflaess gr4ss4ty f@zsed asas. an1 ~ 4ppestts
Fetise-ts sikh coela grstay sltA iapessy. Irs
years have ns~ eiazee, 4Ia ay Ga ndeare - Ne "a
Fzslss Eosers 81 youF llElns has q c0arse IN
errzsea, eo.slaetely euFed sss shue l.ls4 q
oblAla Feiie1 fraEn zay s4iarF searue-
NeEy Fespeenailg sszrs.
AMIR EENS,
rhssEnxz'1s ssiais bossiss a. 81 sAsh 81 slz ess
rssprssssr .yAkEs wIll1Aks, Nd.
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SPRING OPENING.

N4rL siil csnneaeo reeeising ear elAiNG sTolk
w a. eAs % tso, it1 Nnlch dne nostcs ~Ll
gls onl Aed nittd s0lng nto TIE oakness fnor
eHtsEuveiy thka ever, dr frieeds snd AT no esy
fsr cash sili bszr nhind It-st DO a. exclas1r
c4sl ba,ls1sss aEd 80 esd ses'ss A very s.s~
sagsnce. lENlN, McC1-Ei1-ANp CO.
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From vISCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
Ncw-YoTk.
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Ihe sys q Aavs rslsall< ED k.cA1r~Ionf nssas
horses tA4fa Gag efkey SlslIioa lls 1se SIas.
w sLG nlsks hs se4s-n aos isss, esfh xsrsscst
w llay Al iaseshaa pl.ee. uilrs ssem Nssisxltas
. Zen tslisFs te Aszson. kttesa fslLsrs tie
safAnee GIN EfANs,
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seed lar tsTs, aaa Always - the ssssl4ctaa q
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The only geHUsse Aargaa Hors< IN diz seraoa of
he ooaRsry, and iS osiy .Sgltoa 1Aaf Aas isu<sal
Hsste ~ Harnesses H'sdef m,H- and so sse.
WILL make hls s<asae, for lS5a, az a
w Jsneiiea place. ualGsx fFs ash III In
vile, ou tte AorireesbeEsa read, 81 as The k-k&
Nith the pttyiegs q relGIng that Rag
aot prove n fssl- Gko. kyANs.
AseEt for
JoaN htiI. LavcfEne, Tenn.
fEIEK Is. CAkTwk3oslr, HiLEzfasan co,
a. GEEGskT. Nash xslie, TFnn..
I. fASNfst, fFsrkhn coliess, fean-
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New Spring and Summer Geeds.

An nes rscsislns say sGork - spflng and ssr-
s.arr Goois a tss essy ~ rs tnF Gensis-
n.rn seaf- rssEssexIaiy nE,inLt c-ti lFosn tay
esssslz.srs asa ~ Feeisc g~aeral.s -sa
sam FR1cHlfT,
No- 81 clllfSt street
Ais0l-seeas Rspsst q F4aAlsas "a a. sprlas
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ER- JAAAS NfLitAh
neaF ssr;-H&ving suffered FOR a long tine rroG
Dyspepsia severely thai Vas pietsy Frosirzi
ed and having tried every means Tor relief wtAout
success. w.s advised o. use your -Anti-fy spetis
ElXiT-n Il aEOEss m- much psrasuFe o. iaform yoa
that ana eatirelg cured b. ts use, ant cordially
uOtnne1a Il 20 al persss sgering under Dyspepsia
Very Fesfa-ssIaifN ke
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Wv tof tks sP14>G Tl<ApE, ~ gklck ne souis
eah ths aft~rtsoe u MsfetsHta ysng tbs eltF Oer
ste<k cssnpfss every vaf.~ty 81 tere1sn aud Uoulss
bon1ets, AZ, A.
Fron eur hszs experlenee u slle raEehAas q Gees
for thls market se tcel sAlsasd tsf as-ortna~at
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
Abstract from the Report Of the Chief
Engineer to the Trustees of the Wa.
bash and Erie Canal.


bash and Erie Canal.
The following is the closing paragraph
of the Chief Engineers report to the Trus-
tees of the Wabash and Erie Canal, which
from the importance of this subject, and
the need of prompt consideration, we are
permitted to publish while the Trustees re-
port is yet in the hands of the State Prin-
ter:-H. Wayne Republican.
"The large diversion of commerce from
the Canal to the Railways, has manifest
ly defeated the original design of the Trrst,
and seems to cut off any hope that NAV
have been entertained of paying from canal
revenues, any part of the interest on the
one half of the State debt arrangement of
lS47. Without referring further however,
to the relations and obligations existing be-
tween the State and her creditors, / should
not refrain from bringing to view, prom
inently, the question so intimately connec-
ted with the welfare of the State, and es-
pecially of the Wabash Valley-ths pres-
ercation and maintenance of tie canal. Its
revenues must be husbanded, and its bur-
thens lightened by every possible means.
Farmers aad business men controlling the
produce and general traffic of this section
of the State will see the propriety, with
reference particularly to their own perma-
nent interest. of prefering the Canal n
their channel of transportation, for all ar
ticles on which great speed is unimportant
The counties and cities through which the
canal passes, should willingly assume the
keeping up Of all road bridges crossing it
and as they did before the creation of the
Trust. and as they now maintain bridges
over other water courses within their lin
It's, In theadjoining state Of Ohio. the Ca
nal fund has never been burthened with this
expense, the counties along the lines of the
canals, view the logical advantages receiv-
ed, over counties more distant, as full
and Just equivalent for the cost of the
bridges. Without denying just compensa-
ton for real damages, claims against the
canal for fancied injuries should be with
held and discouraged The utmost econ
omy in the work of repairs and in the
system of superihtendance, consistent with
an efficient and skillful direction, should be
observed. ..s s. ---,s-
Inthis way this great thoroughfare pass
ing across the entire State from northeast
TO south -west-a work which for twenty
FIVE years. has enlisted in favor Of its CON-
pletion the interest and efforts of our peo-
pie, and received liberal aid from both the
State and General Governments. may b
per nanently maintained By its own rev.
cnres, as far south Is Terre Hauts. and the
State, to this extent, at least, be spared
the calamity and lasting disgrace of . di-
lspidAted public improvement, Of so great
length, brought abort BY her own ineon-
siderste legislation. in authorizing and In
viting parallel and competing works.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
heir unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
tHa.FLRMlNG BRoTHERs,li1 ,li1hn
2 PfTrsBuRcH. Pa 80

ITIISBUKCH, "A. s...,s
to dispose of their Drug business
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they viii now give their,
Undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
terfnined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brasoa Vennif1gc ana liver Pills
shall oontinH9 to oeospy.tha lisH
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
viii continue to spare neither time
nor expense u procuring the Best
and Purcst material, and COM
pound diem IA tie 1isost tl,ovou4uh
manner. Address all orders to :
fsss1EnuM IDoa, 1iGn17xt.l
f:& D.a. ~ lzpaang ssezAse 80 c11rr9
- nsqi ~ 20 q - q Ne 1hfr os!.3
49, -. g k - - = - = I; 80 2s: go: e. =
- = ~ - - 5. 3; {. s. - .,
s'ssssS - z g e - - s g y;Es'I2 .
= - - eyu1 euNsup> saItls E = $50
Sold in Plymouth BY Pzasuns : Co Bnoous
8 ,bsos 81 2. 4 be9eos end By pDs5ss and
pe.as. - ssssJ "nefe. 1<5E<- esL1z.t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03

" We have been in receipt of Harper's New
Monthly Magazine, for February. for more than a
week. and have read its leading articles with great
pleasure and interest Its at least equal in every
respect to its predecessors. If any of our snbscri-
bers wish to get it order it for them at the
lowest club rates, So per annum-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
Atlantic Monthly.

The February number Of this superior magazine
has arrived. Contents: Ought Women to learn the
AIphabct7; The Morning Street; In Cellar;
Hamlet at the Boston; Ell Llapero Bulls and Bears;
"The New Life" Of Dante; The Philter; Did II;
The Minister'S wooins; The Palm and the Pine;
The Professor at tue Breakfast Table; Whites
Shakespeare.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
THE REPUBLICAN.


IN A Decree of Divorce Annniied.s
The Indianapolis papers give AZ account ofa di-
vorce ease that was tried Ind decidedin 1854 hav
ing been opepedAnd tried over at the last term of
the Court45f Marion county, and reversed on the
ground Of fraud placing the geutleman in the awk-
ward position Of being the husband Of two wives,
The facts of the ease are. briefly, as follows
A new trial was granted ON the grcSnd of non-res-
idence. although il was proved that Mr.. Twiggs,
the plaintiff in the divorce suit, resided there for
seven months previous TO the granting Of the d.
vorce; that he boaght and sold property, dc.; but
it was proved by the wife that he left the State
soon a. the divorce was granted, and married ano-
thn woman few days after. The Court seems
to have regarded the acts of leaving the State and
marrying again immediatcly AFTER the granting of
the divorce as establishing the fact Of s non-resi.
dence, and accordingly reversed its former decis-
ion. This decision, If sustained, will place great
many in rather ticklish position. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03

4 u CHALLES's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY for JAN
uary is superior number, and is embellished with
a very fine engraving of the Infant Ssmuel. Eve
ry number contains 4S pages, making SIC pages in
one year tor 81. The Publishers offer as an addi-
tiona inducement to Subscribe for it, to send, post
paid. to every person remitting them s., magnif-
icent PORTRAIT OF EDWARD EVER
EFT. printed in rich oil colors, and nparting the
effect of he finest work Of art painted on canvas or
ivory. II is, the Publishers say, faithful like
ness, and presents all the beauty of highly finish
ed oil painting. The usual cost Of similar prints in
Londonlis s5. Every American citizen win desire
a copy of this Portrait. As an ornament for the
parlor il viii be Unsurpassed Itisprintcd on large
heavy paper, suitable for framing. Subscription
received at this office. 1853
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
BLANKS FOR SALE.
DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
'VERMIFUGE
l, AND <fdI rrug sfsiiit
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
y ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer 70 uei.a' sa, sli
Dr.. Chas. M'Lanes Celebrated
'Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
1--WE do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz: -.
THE VERMIFUGE, m'19
Forsexpelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms. 80 ,.-a ,....i'
l THE LIVER PILLS, saiI
For thecureof LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all BILIous DERANoEMENrs, Sick
HfAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
-is.aq FEVER AND AGuf,e .s
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure. isl
AS specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
ministcrcd in accordance with the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03

with another. ioua e 81 ans faats ~ .fffHf
s'But to be fully as courteous to you as
you have been to me, allow me to make
the grave suggestion that perhaps the Tri-
bnns was a conspirator, and contributed
something to the defeat of the Republicans.
That may not be misunderstood, / make
the charge that the following trade was
made. to-wit: 1affea seE siffats tisW
"'That the friends of the Tribune were
to vote for the nominees Of the Democrat
ic party throughout, except John ID, De-
frees. and thereby secure their election, a
part of the consideration for which was
that the Tribune was to share the profits
of the public printing with Col. Walker,
the Democratic caadidate.'s' 'nsI ~
land further charge that by this bar
gain the Republicans and Americans were
betrayed and defeated. and that the Tri-
bune does, by virtue of the contract, re-
ceive a part of the printing as its portion
of the spoils."s i,alag51ea tiaF lnf tepseeh
The foregoing wsfclip from the New Albany
Ledger, the 7ribuse having refused TO publish it.
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The Memorial of the Indiana Legislature
The following is the memorial of the State Le-
gsaure to the Senate of the U S. in regard to the
contested seats in that body 1t is an able and
strictly correct history of the Senatorial question
in this State, and although somewhat lengthy will
veil pay for the time spent in perusing it. il the
re,der is one who takes the least interest politi
cal matters, and every freeman should take sufficient
inf