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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

THE MEETING AT PrARsoSyILLE under
stand from of tho parties concerned that there
were near two hundred persons present last Satur-
day at the PearsonviIlc redress meeting. Geo
Hindell, Esq, acted president, and j. 5 Bsaught
Secretary.
The object of this meeting was 20 devise means
by which they can obtain pay for the stock killed
by the Pittsburgh. Ft- WAYNE s. Chicago Railroad
Company There vaSa strong determination man
fested to hare their pay or 70 have or do sOp'fiag
else. committee of eight appointed to draft
resolutions expressive Of the sense ofthe meeting
Theresolutions were 30 the effect that the claim
ants viii settle without suit, if settlement can be
effected in thirty days. At the expiration Of this
time il the claims not paid they intend to sueand
cetaia Judgements against the company and assign
all o one and. employ eminent counsel and
otherwise aid him to prosecute his claims TO sue
Intim .tions have been brown out, if this does
not succeed the trains will be stopped in way.
Both sides of the question are pretty thoroughly
understood by intelligent along the line of the
road i'm this county therefore il IS unnecessary for
VS. 10 ,i more than make this simple statement of
the doinss aud determinations ofthe men who met
last Saturday Pcarsonville-
We hope however that no nan set Of men will
be;fooish or mean enough To do anything that will
jeop srzv the lives of travellers who know nothing
of these difficulties and have no concern in them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
Monday, August sth, 1859

l.. d. SINE would announce to the public that,
i'm addition to his regular monthly Gift Enterprises
he will give his Fourth Grand Art-U Ron Distribu-
ton. OH Monday, 9Th day of August next, onwhich
occasion will be distributed Eighteen Hundred
Beautiful and Costly Prizes, valued at S20000.--
Among the Gifts will bc iound Three Hundred
Prizes in American Gold. ranging in sums from
81 81 to $1,000 each. -Four Hundred Gold and
Silver Lever Hunting Watches, worth from $40 to
5000 each; Ten beautiful Oil Paintings and En-.
Cravings worth from SIS tn $500 each the re-
mining prizes consisting of Ladies' Brclsipins and
Earrings; Gents Diamond Breastpins, Studs,
Sleeve Buttons, Fingcr-rings Gold Pens and
Pencils: Gold Pens. silver extension, etc.
The Paintings will be exchanged for Watches
Jcwery Mt the lowest cash prices. it desired by
the ticket-holders. All prizes drawn by persons
not prescott WILDE forwarded to toe tickctholders
within one week from the day of Drawing. either
by Mail or Express, free ofexpense, and at my
risk Persons at a distance who cannot attend
tic drawing themselves, will stand the chance
though they were present, bat it they desire it
they can appoint any ON, to attend for them, who
resides in Cincinnati, or who may be visit to
thc city on the day Of drawing.
A list of Drawn Numbers will be forwarded to
ticket holders, whether fortunate not.
The usual premium of ten per cent in Jcwclry
will DC allowed 10 agents selling six tickets or up
ward Agents selling fifty or upward will be al
lowed premium of ten per cent in Gold
All responsible persons are requested to act as
agents for the sale of my tickets. In ordering
tickets for this Enterprise. bc and ''For
your Fourth Art Union Drawings" otherwise tick
cts might be scnt for NV regular monthly Enter
prises. Agents earnestly requested not to order
more tickets than they have certainty of selling.
UnsOd tickets must positively be returned at least
one week previous To the day of Drawing, in order
that may bc able to dispose of them in Cincinnati,
Ohio, COvingt0n and Newport kv.
All orders must be addressed. l.. ID. Sine, Box
: 10 Cincinnati, Ohio. April ll-a3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

ISA WELL.-Sdnd.y evening" little Child. liav
Ing .trsyed frUm its m1ther size in her search Tor
il took a peep into a well anil seeing something
struggling rs if for dear life. concluded il her
missing little one AMI gave the alarm accordingly.
Sumo brave young men. all honor to them for their
willingness to do noble act--hearing the cries Of
tie ,Iistrcsssd Women who were now assembled At
the WE'LL ha<trnrd the place of alsrm and learn
ing the cause OF the troube--ene proposed IN DIES.
cend into the dark and dangerous pit below and
rescue the sfruggler- Accorlingy--assistedb by his
c. nrsies--down, down he went and a, last sue
credrd in catching eat 10y the tail and rcscuin.
her FROM wstery grave. The child was suisse
qaently found ia the bushes near the scene of this
cr-astrophy.
II appears thst the chill threw the cit into the
we'll. gave scream. and ran u hiding place, and
c,luslv watched the rrsslt ut it, operations
Iftse drowning cat hid been vertable child
AMI thus rescued. som body would have been a he
ro--bat the aft ,r turned our, somebody is only
the subject Of i good JOKE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

FEycISc IN TIE Tows.-The country people
propose 10 run fence round Plymouth, not because
they think the town is finished, but for the purpose
of keeping their horses out tzEt
Under an ordinance the Marshal took up several
horses that belonged 70 country people to their
great annoyance. couple of mules have for some
tine been wandering whittier they would in the
corporation, and have thus far euded the grasp Of
the officers whose duty it is to catch them. A good
many amusing scenes result from this law as well
few hardships-
One poor farmer turned his horses out, searched
for them week. came to town and found them in
keeping Of the NJ rshal, with charge against them
of $40 o. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

vAIraRasc, &c.-Havins an opportunity TO stop
for an hour in Valparaiso few evenings since, we
improved il by leaving the place where there ought
10 be depot and going up into the village. The
attractive objects that met our view in our
rambe were FIVE fine brick blocks, three stories
high each. and the public square The latter i,
we should judge, the "beauty spot" of the town,
and contains besides good court house. large
nuruer ofos.ks that look like natives OF the SOIL
This village does not present the fine appearance
We su2posclit would. but Judging from the beauty
of the surrounding country. its fine soil, tie mani
fest enterprise Of the Inhabitants il must soon take
rmk am ing the foremost towns in Northern Iudi-
ana.
tan king our way to the depot groan l. we met
t',xt large k-rrtcd, whole s,ued editor, Dr. Cam
crOn, of the ReDrblieaa, AMI we're by him pleas
antly AMI instrdstiscy entertained till the arrival
of the eastward bound train
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
-inna,i, Peru and Chicago Railroad
SPECLlL NOTICES.

\ Beloved Daughter Saved BY the use of
Two Bottles Of DIR. VIM. Falls Baisan'.
Ca -lden. HilisdaIe Co, Mich, Har-s ,, 1858
MEs.Rs o. Il. BAKER Co.
Gents: Ny daughter was confined to her bed all
last winter ~ith Dssea ed Lungs Oar Physician
having given her M. was induced to try your val
uablc remedy. ut once REQUIRED bottle of Dr..
VIM. HALLS BAl.SAN. sND COMMENCED
USING 1T ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS.
and am happy state that with the of The frsf
bof. she much rei,rred 10 5e abie 10 dreS~
v-~i. ~ by fhe Of the NJ bottle She us
ENTIRELY RESTORED TO HEALTH j,
twJuld IN ,st heartily recommend all persons who
suffering from DISEASED LU~cs. any disease
OF In ss iri>in, from cbLDs "a use it all ut once.
TIE above remedy docs MT fail, in any instance.
Co d. all il is recommended
SAMUEL LEhNtN.
B,llcs, Smith Co, Proprctors, l2i axe street
Chic 20. to whom all orders sll Ju.d be addressed
ln3inl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

P'LTr'cs--In these boiling times we hear very
little said concerning the political matters Of the
county. what we do hear. however, is of a very
encouraging character. Republicans all over the
eoun ~ express the belief that our candidates will
be elected with all ease The signs of the times
indicate a triumphant victory for Us in October.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

OBsrRUcrING r. r. TEAck.-Some miscreant,
meaner than discreet, stopped trainon the Pitts
burgh, Fl Wayne & Chicago Railroad last Satur-
day by telegraph wire passing several times a.
cross the track each time running il around The end
of one Or more ties. The train was delayed a con
siderable length of time BY this piece OF meanness
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

DissoIurIoS.-The firm of Weton & Lindsey
News Agents, has been dissolved. Mr.. weIton re
firing Mr. L. will still continue the business, and
has removed one door west of the former location,
where can be found all the popular story papers
of the dav
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

We are permanently located in Plymouth,
with Just the stock, friends, that will suit you. We
are determined that Nan. Woman or Guild,
Sin all the regions round about" shall underseil
us-and respectfully solicit your P,tronage-eon
fcut that in the variety. quality aud low prices OF
our stock we can suit every one wishing anything
i'm our line. IA. Il. DICKSON CO.
April ~, 1884
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

Iron, Steel, Nails, COOK, PARIOR and PLATE
STOVES, Tin Ware, Glass, Sash, Putty, House
Trimmings, Eyetroughs, Conductors, Valleys, Tin
Joiner's, Coopcr's, Blacksmth's, and all kinds of
Mechanics Tools. Saddlcry and Coach Hardware,
Carriage and Plow Bolts, Strap Hinges, Pick
Axes Ma,tucks, Circular, AIill and Cross CT tiSaws,
Files, Jack Screws, Shovcls, Spades, Hoes, Forks
Rakes Scythes, Snats, Cradles, Cutlyators, Plows,
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Baskets, Drag and
Cultivator Teeth, Gable, Log, Trace and Mill
Chains, Tubs Pals, Well Buckets, Brushes, Pow
der, Shot, Lead, Caps, Game Bags, Cow Bells, and
errythng scpertaining to our trade will be found AT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
100000 BOTTLES SOLD!
100000 BOTTLES SOLD. ~
Bakers Pain PanaCea.
Bakers Pain PanaCea.

IA cure for external and internal pains.
2-It is known to every family in the W est
Sit has more real virtue than any Pain Killer
in use. stomach
4-Curcs Riiucmati<m. Neuralgia. Cramps in the
5-Cuses Burncs, Bruises, Sprains, Cuts. Sores
of all kinds. [of all kinds
6-Cures Collie. Corns. Bunions and Swellings
7-One dose will check the Dvsentcry or Diarrhma
s-As Liniment or Wash there is none superior
9-Onc trial will satisfy all pitts remarkable power
l0-ln short, il speedily relieves all iriammations
and external pains. and can be found at all
Drug Stores in the country.
BOLLES, SMITH d co,
Proprietors, l24 Lake ST., Chicago.
IL To whom all orders must be addressed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
SPRING AND SUMNER
DRY GOODS,
Fancy Goods, Straw Goods,
Ilard-Wa Quccns-Warc,
GROCERIES, &C, &C.

As we buy principally by the Ba'e, Case and
Package, thereby saving the profit made by the
New York Jotbcr, we can with confidence say
to The Public that we sell YOU Goods cheaper than
can be found eise,chere IN the markef We sell for
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
Ready Pay Exclusively,

and every thing else in our line proportional,
low. Do not fail to sall and take look before
purchasing. as it will do you good. Call for DAN
and you viii be all right on Prices. Call and SEE
US at
No. PERSHING BLOCK,
April 2l==24 Plymouth, Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
Also: ALL MINDS OF
Groceries and Sc,ool Books.

From the superior advantages We possess IN pur-
chasing our goods, we can offer superior induce
ments to those purchasing any thing in our line.
We warrant our Goods Fresh, Pure and Genuine
and We wish tito bedistnctIy understood tatw will
notb undersoldby any establishmcntin Northern
Indiana. Orders from distance promptly attend
ed to and satisfaction givenin price and quality
PHYSICL1yS PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully compounded at any time of ,lav or night.
Remember that the place to buy your goods is at
PERSIIING * CO.'S.
Glass FKov- BurLDIxG
Corner Of Michigan ard CARR STREETS
Nav 10, 1898
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
CARD TO T:sE LADIES.
Dr.. Ell 0ytG'S CIIDiN PERIODICAL Pills
EDP ZEN LES

u Are ihfillible for
rem ,rins Stopaascs or
Irregularities of the
Mcnscs.
The pills are nothing
new. l'uf have b,.en use
by the Doctor in his
lra tee tor many years.
bath in France and
America, with un2ar II
lcle,l success. in every
case; and he Is urged by
many thou sand lalics
who have us,'l them, To
m Ike the Pills pubic,
for the alieyiiiion of
th"se Sutferin. irpm any
irregularities wliitsyer.
preve.Itatire to l,fi"<
whose health will not
permit of an increase vi
fsmlv.
I one ioll1r hv mail IN A.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
SPRING AND
GOODS

EVER OPENED IN PLYMOUTH
Every ono of the different branches are filed
complete. We have space to give our prices on
ONLY 4 few articles
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

SScl as Indigestion. Aci,Iiiy of the stomach, Col
icky Pains. Heartburn. Loss of Appetite. Despond
cncs. Costivcness. Blind and Bleeding Piles. In
all Nervous, Rheum tic and Neuralgia Affections,
il has in numerous instances proved highly bcnc
fetal and in others effected 4 decided cure.
This IS purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific prime pies. after the manner OF the
celebrated Holland Professor. BGrlnyc. IT. repu-
tation ut home produced it, Introduction here. the
dcmtnd commencing with those of the Fatherland
scattered over the iacc of this mighty country,
many OF whom brought with them and handed down
the tradition of It's real value. II is e6sre2 10
hs american public. kaOwing that is truly icondcr
ful medicinal rirfaes must be acsRonried red
II is plrticnlAr.y recommended to these persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use of ardent spirits, other forms of
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect, it
finds It's way directly TO the seat of c thrilling and
quickeninc every nerve raising up the dropping spir
4 and infuSins new health and vigorn the system.
READ CAREFULLY The Genuine highly
concentrl tied Bu:ERHAvEs HOLLAND BITTERs is put
IN in lalfpint bottles only. and retailed at ONE
DOLLAR per bottle. The great demand for this
truly celebrated Medicine has induced mlny iniita
tons, which the public should guirl against pnr-
chasing. Beirare Of Imposition See that our
name on the label of every bottle You buy.
Benjamin Page, ~. - Co. :,
SOLE PROJECTORS,
SBURGH, PENN.
Y. BRowxIxc, indianapolis. Wholesale Agent.
d.. 4.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

MATCHES for sale cheaper than at any
wi other place, wholesale or retail, at
MAY ROBERTS, Old Line Store
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

10 AXE Street. Cric,eo.
Agents FIR the North " e>teIn States a,so. Deal
ers in Patent Medicines generally. lna4yll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

Prcgn mt fem lies. or
those SURPRISING. them
selves 50, are cautioned
against using pills While
IN thatcondition. as the
1rOlrietor assumes 10
reslVnsib lity after the
ablYc aslmoni;ion, az
though their mil,lHcss
would prevent any inin
~ to health ; otherwise
these pills are recon
IN 'nded. Directions ac-
complaining each Box.
PKIcE 81 on.
n B--A X for DR. Du-
poncp's Golden Pills
see signature nu every
bpI. Ypu then obtain
= pill YOU may depend
upon.
l. DIS hv enclosing
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
Lxafdtcas'e! HardscHre!
HARDW AR e.!
GOOD NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE OF
PLYMOUTH AND VICINITY

WHO ARE IN WANT OF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

NIB. All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken in exchange at tie Highest Market Price
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

Y. BRowvI~G, Indianapolis. Wholesale Agent
PERsnISG & Co., Agents at Plymouth. I30yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
BOLLES. SMITH d co.

one H'il1r nv mali ~ elfhrr az tho agents below,
can have the pills sent (co4ientally) to any part
of the eOrn,rr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-21
A SAD STORY.

A few days since the remains Of a woman
were found in filthy tenant house in Null
berry stree, New York, wholly Invested Of
clothing. and in the same room bright lad
eight years old, nearly amishod. 1t was at
first supposed that the woman had died Of
starvation, but the facts brought out on the
coroners inquest showed that she was VIC
tim Of intoxicating liquors, and died of delir-
ium tremens The woman was the widow Of
the late Colonel Thomas Hughes, formerly Of
the L. s. Army. who committed suicide at a
mad house in France. Only year ago, Mrs.
Hughes was living at the Metropolitan Hotel
in New York. and afterwards at the Prescott
House, Her descent was rapid. She formed
habits of intoxoaton her friends deserted
her. and her money was soon exhausted
One by one she sold and pawned her articles
Of jewelry and dress, and spent the avails for
liquor, until she actually sold the last article
of dress she had for drink of brandy
What can be more affecting than the story Of
her little son before the coroner;
Thomas Hughes sworn-l am eight years
old the deceased was my mother she has
been i'll FIVE or six weeks and complained of
pains in her head and limbs sometimes we
had nothing to eat for two or three days |
was one time three days without anything to
eat except small piece of crust Mr.. H..
B. Tebbetts my uncle, who lives in Broad
way, used to assist us occasionally my moth
er drank a great deal of liquor she was
crazy few days before she died, and said
she was going to kill me with an ak ; she one
time got knife and tried to stab me with it (;
Just before she died. she said she was very
cold she asked me TO take hold of her hands
and help her to the fire, so that she might
warm herself her eyes looked wild and
strange | tried to help her to the fire, but
she died; my mother sold all her clothes, be-
fore she died. for rum; she took everything
off from her; | pledged skirt for her for
six cents at iunkshop they told me l might
have it again for seven cents she took of
her clothes, one by one. and sold them. till
all were gone, so that she had nothing on her
when she died she sold her chemise to a
woman for three cents and sent me with the
money to get brandy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-21

the President be submitted by him to Congress, and
take effect only by joint resolution, which adopted.
Adjourned I'LL Monday
SATURDAY, Jan TO-
The Senate not in session.
HOUSE.
Mr. Foster NJ Me. asked but failed receive consent
to contract to carry the mails between Bangor and Hall
fax by railroad.
On motion Of Mr. Howard u Michigan II resolved
that the Naval Committee report what legislation
cessary to reduce the expenses Of the Navy and whether
any yards and docks can be abandoned.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole on
the bill 20 codfy the Revenue Laws.
Mr.. Giddings gave notice OF an amendment TO abolish
the traffic in slaves which this country, in the treaty
negotiated with Great Britain in 1874 is committed.
Mr. Cochranc proceeded 70 answer the objections TO
and advocate the passage Of the bill
The committee rose, and the House adjourned
MoSDAY, Jan H.
The Senate Chamber was crowded 10 excess TO hear
Mr. Douglas pronounce euogy on Mr.. Harris Of Hi
nos, but TO the evident disappointment Of nearly two
thousand spectators who expected TO hear an extempoa
Grafton, he read in low brief sketch Of the
life and public services ~ the deceased.
Messrs. Shields and Davis followed in eulogy after
which the Senate adj ourned.
HOUSE.
Mr. Morris Of Illinois announced the death Of Mr.
Harris Of that State, pronouneing culogy his pr
waite and public worth.
Messrs. Clark Of ~ Y, Lamar Of Miss. Washburn Of
H., Adrain and Stewart Of Md added Their mourniu
tribute The usual resolutions Of respect were passed.
and the House adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-21
Special 4lotirts.
DAIIY RECURRING FACTS.


In n twelve years riding practice and in more than fl
teen Of hospital practice, where efforts were mainly d.
rocted to the cure Of
CHRONIC DISEASES,
Particularly those ncdcn, to woman, have led to the
forming Of the simplc rational, and nov weknown re-
liable system Of therapeutics.
oToRPAT
BY this the forms Of Proiapsus tter and other
functional and organic arrangements are cured without
caustic supports or nv appliances Of the day. The
is speedy and sure being almost without the possibility
Of failure The system has been thoroughly tested in
home institution more than hye thousand persons
Ladies who from organic trouble have been confined Tor
years. under this special treatment, Immediately put
upon their feet aud II they have the strength enabled to
walk aud go mp and down stairs without dihcuy' A
want of charity is manifested by physicians and friends
in many Of those but soon as the organ Is made
TO assume lis natural selfpoisng position, the patient
feels thrilling through her system me inspiring sense OF
relief; and she Is not only willing nut gad To DO what
ever is required for her restoration.
The insane practice Of burning by caustc, wearing
supports to produce healthy and eiasue action cannot
be too strongly deprecated Caustc bcnumbs and dos
troys the natural functions, iniurng the Amer scnsib
ties Of the system, aud causing the patient 70 be-
come imbccilc with loss Of memory and want OF comb
dcnce in her own ability perform the common duties
Of life. Caustc may stimulate for season, out " per
sisted in, 1t is sure TO destroy
With Motorpathy where no other difficulty exists pro-
lgpsu can be cured by visit. Where there s
combination and Of long standing visit may deter
mine The probabilities Of cure hut icy none pc ueouf-
aged We have register hundreds OF names TO hNng
witnesses Of cures where patients were brought on beds
after lying Cor years helpless. This treatment with 9th.
or auxiares used in the institution. gives vitality and
force the functional powers Of all the organs incroa
ing the mental power and constitutional strength. In
short, IL makes the enfeebed and delicate into healthy
and vigorous men and Ii obyiates spinal weak
ness and irritation in which many organic dHcuucs
originate; aud takes firm curative hold on most chton
ic diseases Cold weather favorable for more speedy
recovery. Institution open summer and winter Visits
are occasionally made. Circulars sent gratis-and a
treatise on the treatment for % cents. Address
II HALSTED, NJ. D.,
Round Hin Water Cure
~. ttt,v Mace