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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
TAYLOR,S BAKERY d. CON-

III FECTIONERY The undersigned having largely in
creased his facilities for successfully prosecuting his bust
in the shape Of two large brick buildings with all the
this method Of informing his friends
and the public generally, that after twelve years uf prati-
cal experience IN this city lie Is prepared to soil Bread
and Cakes lower than sold In Delaware before.
he following will he strictly alheared to present
One and half pound loaf ut cents pound loaf at 10
cents Cakes of every description proportinnaely low.
New York Biscuit Scala Biscuits Sugar Biscuits Shell lis
cults. Family Pilot Bread. Bran Biscuits Lennon Biscuits.
Water Crackers, &c &c. All Of which will lie warranted
Of the very best quality aud sold cheap they he
hOught IN the UiLj States lie las also in connection
with his Bakery, established the manufacture Of Cunirc-
tioney, In this branch of business he will nothing hut
the hest material, and employ but the very best
woknen. Ills wagons will run in every direction, and
goods pnrchhshe at this establishment will lie delivered
within twenty miles Of Wilmington, free Of charge Re-
tacrs will find 1t To their advantage to call at the
of Fifth and Tasall Streets and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere
Store corner Of Fifth and Tatna Streets Wilmington,
Delaware.
Ap99l, ROBERT TAYLOR
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

J)ENIoVAL

III GEORGIA. BATTERDuRY announces u his frletds
and tho public that ha has removed the formerly
occupied by Mr. john Marsh, NJ III Market street, b
tween Fourth aud Fifth Streets Wilmington, where he in
tends keeping Music Music Books tine italian Violin and
Guitar strings, Niuns Guitars Flutes Flies, Accurcons,
and Musical Merchandise Also general assortment of
lli Cap and Letter Paper BankbOOks Envelopes Pens
Pencils and Ink Port Monnnes, Port Folos, Hair Cloth
Nail and Tooth Brushes, Combs, RaznrH, SrOps, Pocket
Knives, Curnclian Rings &C., Pocket CompassrA, Ac lie
will also keep Prayer Books Plain, Tinted aud Colored
Lthugraphs Steel and other Rngm,ngs, and Oil Paintings
NJ H-Pietures selected from Publishers Catalogues pro
cured immediately 0EO. A. DATrEKBURY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

~. %. D. T. cox, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST
no SO Market Street, q doors leluw ltl Wiimtuo,on
Del Particular attention l@l 10 tny or9n m' I si
dren '''' Wv" W ""'"s sio"ps anu emu
may71y
RvuH CANDY MANUFACTURED AT LEMflN 6
n Uu. mannactory and disposed of ut PnIAnElpI,
WHOLESALE PRIcgs at No. 223 Market between al 8I
WAKTED.-A SITUATION NY YOTN5,
ueriuIi man. twenty-five years Of ngo IN farm ar
any other Kind of work. This stout hearty nbieliei
ticnlars apply 10 RoRERT " A iasi,Sur par
nv,-e-o. No. 5O2 Shipey street
GUM ELASTIC HALLS OF EVERY Va
Nal ~ a at greatly rcauced prices ut DODpYs 22i
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
GEORGE MCCALL,

M ERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 40 MARKET ST, WILMINGTON, DEL.
HAS choice assortment Of Cloths Cassmcrs and Vest
IL nga which he makes up to order In tho best lie
also keeps supply OF ready made Clothing on hand
10. Call before purchasing elsewhere. my21-1y
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
LEATgIEIe S,g'4bgIE.

NO, "a MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL.-'The
subscriber would respectfully inform the public that he
Keeps all kinds of shoenakers and sacr's LEATHER
Irt Lace Morocco and Lining. Tanners Oils, &C., &c.
which he will dispose OF his customers at the lowest
market prices
The undersigned would at all times be pleased To show
his stock iopersons desr0usOf purchasing inyicscm
to call and examine il. ROBERT II, JONES
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
STOVES! STOyES!! STOYES!!!


y..o,, ,,..,...,..
Nu ~ a,Nui street. nave on hahi great variety Of
INN, III, ~ y, yars a patterns o. STOVES nhnnic,
,u,un W Hui, q lhn lpst extensive ami most celebrated
W w, ~, chhlry AMI ihey "iler the same to the
I"' WV" Wv assurance tlH mo variety coinHses bot
". man can De iuhd at amy hosa In this
~ inuls ihr most approved patterns of Cooking and
ny "'rs descriptions % stoves for both wood and coal
All oi which will bd sold m the most reasonable terms for
oIlsd III s, az III mp yuiI the great sioy,
stove Tint ms AVA, h, , 1 ~ wv inpst Muellul
ker,, mn cnrn,,,s % IL ~ "y Ve 'iN' cNli
inrInn nnst f W w Lass ,hVreny pro-
IISi,v.. r"nair,I an% h,I ,; mn.nre,,e coal
10 w '' 81 " li,nn n,aNiy ~.eh"'"
n,,ooiv ~ nno ,,,. .. v, bnUhN W,
:. w. ~ ''"'No' 7loet wilmington. Del
M LILLIAN IL. NAFF, AUCTIONEER, respect
w iully informs his friends AMI the public gcnernlly
That no continues the AUCTION AND COMMISSION
business IN all its various branches and IL now ready 10
receive consignment all kinds of Goods Wares and Nrr
ya'se al theIENlPEltANCEHALl( least Fourth Street,
s ' EV,, i an q slrrSl Milmngto Delaware
ois I,rms p, ,un nsiI,Ts hi coretnE renis oi
n,r r, AMI ,,'I' t,ons ,non,, ,,..,.,..
M ",, ~ vi W lahg PROOF oi Deeds, &c. In snd for
~ ,s'' NJ " Nv 1uisey,
puiJi, s,l ,,',', ~ p 'Iyvs' II, ,, .
ts,s, p',i' - S't"'"l ~ th' Ahcluh ltol~ NOS
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

Notp iN lNniAsA.-Gold diggings have been
nlseoNefed an Brown county, indiaDa, which
are said to pay from S24 TO IS per day,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

NJ CohNEh VI EluliTll AND ORANGE STREETS,
wilmington, Del, would respectfully inform the public
That he Keeps c1snaty on hand complete assortment Of
Oils Sugars Coleos, Spices Sugars Molhsses tobacco ST.
gnrs Bacon, Hams sliced and whole, Lard Cheese Rice
Fish, Ground and Fine Salt, Extra aud Snlerfino Flour
Corn Meal Starch Soap, Dried Fruits, Bntter Eggs &c.
&c. together with all articles generally kept in Grocery
store. which will he sold cheap
N.B-Also choice selection of Wines Brandy Wliskry
din and other Li1uorH i,ol 4
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
JOE PRINTING

Is ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES EXECuTED AT
No, 10 SIMPLIFY STREET
THE MATERIAL Is ALL NEW AND or THE LATEST
STYLES
HAND-BILLs, RAILROAD BILLS
CARDS CIRCULARS
HlLLIIEADS, HEADINGS,
RECEIPTS BILLS OF LADING.
CHECKS. LABELS.
MANIRESTS. PROGRAMMES,
And every description Of Finng-irun the smallest and
neateat Visiting Card To the most snowy and elaborate
Posting Bill or extensive Enthusiastically and nrsti-
chly executed with prunptncss ut the time specified on
the most reasonable terms for cash Gull and SEQ sGcl-
mems.
y. B-Al orders from tho country strictly attended to,
and the work despatched to Its destination without extra
anon 81
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

DELAWARE, FIiENCIITUWN, NEW CASTLE
AND WILMINGTON RAILROAD.
In 81 d -.
On aud after Monday Nov. Il 1904 Trains Delaware,
Junction and BreakwRcr and connecting Railroads will
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
CHANGE or HOURS.
Ia ~ 10
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Bal
timOre Railroad

On ani AFTER MONDAY Nov. 2st, 1888 Passenger Trains
LEAVES PM ADELplIA
For Baltimore NJ Slj a. IN. II noon EXPO and II 10 y.
Chester ut s.l5 n. m, IL nupn alD, and II 10 H. M
Wilmington ut S.l5 Il nuun, 4.O anil II 10 -. m
New Castle Ut Sis n. M, anil l.iO y. M.
Mil'lletnwn ut SID u. M. anil I30 II. IN.
Dover nj Sis u. nl- and I.3O n. M
Milford ut Sis n, M, and l;lO y. m.
Scaior'l Vt Sis q. H.. aud 43O D. M
Laurel Al s.li \. III. and iiiO II. III.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore ut SOn. (EXps) lU.l5a M 90 D. M
Wilmington At 10 and u 80 H. H., LIS 4 $40 H. III.
Laurel Ut Bl5a, M and $40 ~ m,
SeaIril NJ j.+ja nla ut l.uh u. m.
Milford Vt $50 n. H.. and i.25 =. M
Dnvcr Mt 800 ~ H.. and 900 H. M
Mi,ldnt0wn nj 1000 IT,. M. and T.05 H. IN.
New Castle ut l0.5h a. nj. and 500 p, M.
Chester 1T 500 and 1900 q. M, 2.22 and 015 H. M.
Leave Baltimore for Laurel aud Delaware Railroad nj
l0.l5 n. III.
TRAINS ron BALTIMORE
Leave Chester At S.+5 d. M. l2lS and ll40 ~. m.
Wilmington nj n2S Il. M, l2bb Il. H.. aud i290n u. III.
sundays only 1T llOp H. from Philadelphia To baltimore.
b.21 y. Ill.,, from Baltimore In Philadelphia.
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached, will run n-
follows;
Leave philadelphia for perryvs aud Intermediate pa-
ccs, nt3OO y. M.
Wilmington for Perryvlllc and intermediate places at
lI5 y. m.
iaeiyc Wilmington FIR Philadelphia 1T al5 n M
baltimore ir StOiinurs Run, Glasses and Hardwood,
sol.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

l1I1T f'f2f1 i-lTTt HnWcrsgMrH
eo Md would call the attention Of the public 10 the
M4~W met that he keeps superior article Of lleef
-. -, ~ MS stall No, o. in the Fourth Street Mar
net nl No. d IN the Second Street Market every lay In
.e wees except Sunday which le will dispose Of on liberal
selves. fniIN 7 I'M i ~, r,s'u-
may Idly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

IOIIN MCMAKIN,

y CHINA GLASS AND QUEENswARE STORE,
n W. Corner Of Third and Shpley Streets Wilmington
ncl only ono square from Market Street Dinner Tcnnn
Toilet Ware Of every description by the or single piece
Store open evenings. i
B business conducted by Ladies' of Joseph s. Hedges
hlny. mayl4-1y
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
dsIINNMlTHANXdt

| OCKSMlTlllNG, BELL HANGING AND IRON RAIL
ING, No. lOl Shipey street between 9th aud 9th Viii
mingto De awaro Ihanl7n for past fyOrs the under
signed cgs leave to inform tho public that lie still rnntil
ur- NJ the old stand No. lOl siplcy Street Many ycarsot
practical experience and thorough knowledge Of his bust
ness enables linn IL warrant satisfaction To all who may
fIIo lin with thpr orders lie further calls attention to
LOCK MADE Di HIMSELF, which Is certain proof
against robbers ROBERT WAGNER
npa3-ly Gun and l0cksmith, lO4 Slplcy Street.
ne Scissors Knives Saws, liazors nnd ali other kin.
OF Cutlery shHrlen"l aud put In complete order.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
DIR. LOUIS y. HOUARD.

TT0M0EopATHIC PHYSICIAN has removed his ONCE to
- the $. W. Corner Of Fifth and shipley Streets VIII
nlngon Delaware where he be consulted profession.
ally OFFICE HOURS from till 10 A, b and from til
lof' d. ap23-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

- -, uIuuEk AND PRODUCE VENDER,
Corner lt and Walnut Streets would respectfully call nt
tentlon to his stock Of Sugars, Coees Teas Aasses Ola
Rice Cheese Mackcal Sind, ground md fine salt Snrs
&C. lie also Keeps complete assortment of domestic rlc
fruits, such rs Apples Peaches Cherries Tobacco md
sugars logether with slllerilnr and family Flour.
may1-ly "'''l"''o minimum
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
NEW COAL AND wooD YAnD.---rIip

IN Subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of
Wilmington and the surrounding country that he Inns
opened new Wood and COn Yard, the Wost
and Water Streets, opposite Harlan llOngsworth Co.'s
establishment, where he intends keeping constantly on
hand large assortment Of the BEST qualities Of Coal Of
all sizes, for family Customers may always he sure Of
receiving excellent article 22iObs. TO to the ton. Also
augl5-tn WILLIAM H. CARPENTER
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
CULBERT q HROTuEn

NJ SUCCESSORS To AKIN & CULDERT
Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, and dealers in Grain
Seeds, Plaster, Salt Fish, &c. Also, No. / PERUVIAN
uuANO aud other Concentrated Fertilizers direct from
The Agents Brick Stores s. f. Corner Front and Orange
Streets, Wilmington, Del. jyoLIv
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
HENRY COLE,
IRON RAILING MANUFACTURER,
SIMPLIFY STREET BELOW EIGHTH,
Next door to st. Andrews Church,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.


NO. III SIMPLIFY STREET WILMINGTON, DEL, man.
nlactnres by steam all fashions and sizes OF panel Shut
ters, pivot and stationary Blinds sashDoors, Window
Frames Monllings, and Veniia Shutters, by 10 Sash
always on hand All ofwhich Gun be purchased cheap
an accommodating terms, innviI-1v
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
NRAND SHAVING EMpoRII ST ~ = 9''it

~ BLAKE HOWARD. PR0pRlgroRs
). W. Corner Of Sixth aud Market Streets Wilmington,
MISUNDERSTANDING, Shampoong Hair Cutting. Hair Dyc-
ing hnd everything In the line Of No. aciing Esal
lishment dome with neatne4s anl dispatch The propre.
tors OF this establishment arc both practical men and hive
no lHysm junrncymen sep2i.tf
'IEMPOHARY REMOVAL,-TllE UNDER
signed would respecay say to their friends am, Gus
TONERS that they have temporarily removed their Carriage
Manuac0ry, until their new Factory is completed to the
iwch street Market House, where they are engaged in
building and repairing Carriages usual Any work or
dered az that place will be pnncually attended TO-
splO-tf FIRST q AIIM0ND
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
PYLE &, BEOISTON

NO. 1870 ORANGE STREET WILMINGTON. DELLA
~ ware, manufacturers Of Sash Blins Doors Shutters
Window Frames, MOnllings, &c. &C.. would inform tl,
public generally that they keep constantly on hand the
qlovg articles OF al szgs and patterns sash either with
by the thousand and at short noticp Large room with
steam power for rent, np2N-Iy
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

nENTISTHY.--WM. L. RUDOLPH would Ioapoct-
~ fully inform his friends and the public generally that
he still continues the practice Of Dentistry ut No 90 King
Street three doors above Third Street All operations
rane1 To give satisfaction Full sets of teeth ut the u.
preceienlcd low price Of $50 Teeth extracted without
pain by this use VI ether. ostis
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

PICTURE dsALT,Egpv

plioToGRAPllC, AMBROTYPE, AND MELAINoTypp
Rooms, old No. III. new No. as Market Street ii.
Fourth , and Fifh Streets, Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
ORocERIEs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

" THORNTON. corner Of Seventh and Madison Streets
Wilmington Del offers Ia his friends and the public gen.
orally, complete assortment If Groceries, Wines aud III.
quors lower than the lowest he Is determined To keen
the very best Sugars, COlees, Spices MoIsses Vinegar
Teas and every thing appetaning complete grocery
store He Will also keep pure and unadnterated iandes
Wines Whiskies Gins Jamacin Spirits. Corlias All VI
which he will deliver inside of reasonable distance with
0At extra charge Ie25-tf
DEEFi BEEFii BEEFiII--THE UN-
ID DERslHNED would most respectfully inform the
public that he keeps superior article of Beef nj his stall
No. 10 Fourth street Market and ut his store No. 1903 West
Front Street. lie Keeps also salt meats such ~ hams
tongues and dried beef meats for shipping PURPOSES &c
Persons furnishing vessels preparatory 10 sea voyages will
do well to call and examine Ills stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
aiR2T-1y JOIN " MINE
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
TEA. ' ' TEA.
FOR BEST
TEAL

NV w n MHntGS HVNNS
New York Ten store corner Sixthnnd Market Streets viii
mingOn, Delaware. n GALLAGHER
ia reduction of per cent. on all bills Of 800 and
upwards.
DUbLIC NOTICE.---THE UNDERSIGN-
ED llns this lay disposed Of his eutire stock Of Dry
Goods 10 jas. A. Sanders. and hereby returns his sincere
thanks I" the nlc for the kind patronage which liz has
received NJ their hands, md solics for his successor con-
tinlance of the same H. r. sANDERS
Wmingion Del, May 81, 1859.
DY the above II will be seen Tint hnye purchased Of
u, r. Sanders his entire stock Of Dry floods, Fixtures and
lease Of H store. No. 3d Market below Fourth Street nj
which 1t is my ntension To close the stock Sc, ut
greatly reduced prices. JAS. A. SANDERS,
Jei. Wilmington bal
EvI IL. SPRINGER, NO. 233 MARKET
STREET Wilmington, bel. Manufacturer Of yenitinn
lnror and Chamber Blinds and Window Shades of every
style pattern and color Danask and lace Curtains Corn
eos Bands, Trimmings &C.
Gold and decorated wall paper, which will sell and
hang on the most reasonable terms.
Also picture frames made and furnished, his most
reasonable terms.
BS, n. b. Old Blinds painted anil trimed "A to look
Street an11
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
Brimghurst's COmcemtrated

loud RENNET brnakng Cold Custard Fruit Jnnket
- @o-A teupoonfu to quart of milk will produce a
hrin rurd IN few minutes, making Of the most whole.
SOME nutritious and Iautabe desserts in lsc cs,cily
for his season Of the year Price % cents per bottle pro
pared only ny H. BRTNullURST n co,
July2 Phnrmacentst4, Corner 9th AZ Market Strpnta
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

N FURNITURE WAREROOMs,
Tf Nos lob aud l05 n W. Corner Of Front anil shircy
' tftftfls, Wilmington Del All kinds Of Furniture
manufactured nl1 kept constantly lnnl such ~ Sofs
Chairs Bureaus Tables lnok Csc-, Wash-tans. llplstcs
WlmNuts sieurls, Secretaries SPRING Hair and lIusk
Mattresses. Sc. &c.
NJ Old Furniture Repaired. ga
N. H. C0FFlNS made aud FUNERALS attended at the
shortest hutice' scI2i-ti
rI'HE FISH MARKET.-IOT THE CITIZENS OF
Il WILMINGTON AND NlClN1TY.-I take this nicthpl
10 inform my customers md friends that will have u v
rely 81 superior FISH for sale At my stand. NJ the East end
~ second street Market House, every Tuesday from II
o'clock, n Mo until D. M and on Wednesdays the entire
day On Fridays anh saturdays If every week | will al
WAYS Nc n'l the entire day with excellent supply Of
Fish NJ tho west rnd Of Fourth Street Market All III want
Of good and cheap article hc y calling
On lhr Undersigned GEORGE KELLER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-09-15
Aatay and Probable Murder at Laporte.

ARRAY and Probable Murder mt Laporte.
The following we condense from more extend
ed account gives by the Laporfe Daily Union, OF
Monday evening last.
Saturday night last Charles Tibbits, lchiel Carr
and Jerry Draper, visited German ball at a house
near the Fair grounds Their insolence caused a
disturbance and they we're put out OF the room oy
the Germans, when a general fight ensued, IN winch
knives, brickbats, stove wood and other missiles
were the weapons used. Several Germans and
Tibbits we're considerably cut but not seriously
The intruders finding themselves 100 few in num-
bers, fed
'r;Ia,;ts. Carr & Draper not satisfied with their
defeat went into house of inflmy near by. dressed
their wounds came to the business part oftown to
wreak their vengeance upon any Germans they
might encounter. About ~ o'clock they met ia
cob Ansly. Peter Servie, and another person, all
Germans, and when near enough, one of the des-
peradocs Knocked Angly down and off the side
walk and another jumped upon, and stabbed him
severely with long knife which entered the back
on the right side and penetrated lung. The
third one of the party was meanwhile engaged with
The Others
Susday morning great excitement prevailed. es-
pecially among the Germans The officers and
citizens pursued and in few hours caught ana brot
In tn. perpetrators OF the deed--havins found two
n mile or more from town and the other half way
10 Michigan City.
An examination was commenced before Mayor
Whitehead at his office,-but was adjourned TO the
Court House on account of the intense excitement
and large crowd. Messrs. Niles, Bisdle and Noyes
prosecuted and Messrs. Bradley, Woodward and
Farraad defended Facts enough were elected to
warrant the keeping of them in custody, further ex
animation was deferred till Monday-meanwhile
the accused were taken to jail. On Monday, after
argument, motion was granted To adjourn the case
till Saturday next, 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The German citizens called public meeting
Expressed their xllineness to let the law take its
regular course and their confidence in the Mayor
and officers who took part in The arrest
Tibbits and Carr have both been charged with
st,bbins before
Since writing the above We learn that Angly died
Yesterday Before his death he m sde Affidavit that
Charles Tibits Is the person who stabbed him. lib
bits was resident osthis place till recently.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-09-15

Half rakE TO THE FAN This week the Uni
ted States Agricultural Fair is being held at Chi
clco in Cottage Grove, mile south of the Court
House. Passengers are carried out to the grove
on the Horse r ,lroad, the Illinois Central Rail
road, and on boats ON the Lake. the first mention
Ell conveyance charging oaly FIVE cents for the trip
and the others ten cents Ii is needless for at
this late day 10 essay to inform our readers with re-
gard to this grand National Exhibition. Almost
every article that science and labor produce,
from the delicate article in the fine arts to the
seemingly unwieldy steam fire engine is on exlliDi-
ton there Everybody who wants to go and can
20 Ought to CO. The p. TT. w. s. c. r. r. sell
tickets from Plymouth to Chicago and back at halt
price, - 80, the usual fare being 81 o. Stock
Carried free Of charge. This arrangement viii con
tnuc throughout the week
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-09-15

u When DR.. John Bull first commenced the
manufacture of his Sarsaparilla, he made public his
recipe. In all thcother valuable remedies that he
has since added TO his list, and which he now nm
ufacturcs so extensively, Re has adopted the same
rule. lie sends out no secret nc strums, and ask
the community % swallow them ON trust. Every
one who takes his remedies can, If he chooses to
inquire. know just what no is taking, and may
il he wishes, show the recipe to his family physi-
can, who. If he is not blinded by preiuiice will
tell him that they are the very best combinations
for the treatment of the diseases they profess to cure
that Pharmacy supply
OF his Compound Pectoral of Wild Cherry we
can speak from experience, anI hive no hesitation
in saying that is safe, prompt, and certain remedy
tor coughs, colds, anu all other diseases OF the lungs
throat.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-09-15
wasmsercx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS effort !,

WASHINGTON Observation-Disclosures effort is be-
ing made TO complete this Monument. The Sec
rotary ofthe Society having the matterin chargcre-
quests every Postmaster in the United States TO
place a box in some convenient place in his Office
forthe reception of contributions. The Postmas-
ter General gives the project his approval, and com
mends it to the Postmasters throughout the coun-
try. We have not yet observed such box in our
P. o. and if there is none, we trust some person
will have the liberality to make and present it
to the 2. VI.
We do not believe in obeying the behests ofev
ery?srvenue who has the audacity to ask or de
mind money for quasi charity, but when we have
an opportunity to manifest respect to the mem
DRY of the Father ofour Country, at small cost,
webelieve that tits not only our privilege but
duty to do So Let US have the contribution box,
and then let everybody give his her dime, doll,r
or eagle to aid in completing the Washington Mon
ument.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-09-15

Corvry Fsm-It seems to ~ that it would be
good plan fos the people interested in the matter
&, begin their preparations for the approaching
County Fair. The farmers might select their best
stock an 1T IL for exhibition, their best samples of
farm productions that are fit for market aud will
not decay rapidly. the mechanics the best 3 eemcns
of their labor and skill, the artists their most elab
crate pieces, &C.. &c. We are not well enough
ver>ed in fair ,tterz to suggest the best plan of
operations in every particular and therefore we on
IL design to call the attention Of others to the
ccsSty of early preparations in order to succeed
well. Every enlightened citizen well understands
the a.Ivant rye of well and property conducted
fair, and viii spare cheap pains to make 1t as at
tractivc a. possible, and ereditalle to the place
where il is held, aud the benefits directly and nni
rcctly desirable are so well known that need not
advert To them now We trust that every citizen Of
Marshall county will his best entleavors to make
the fair grand affair.