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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-09
COTTAGE GROVE
MALE AND FEMALE SEMINAR

BossIER PARISH. La.
TEYhe pext regular session lyyYrlu
4 Of this insliluliau will 5ssssessssss3y
he gin oa tho first Monday s--ss-4.ka-.g
Ii October, 1859, uuder the supervision
81 THos. B Hancock. assisfedhy such
ether teachers as thu interest Of the
school may demand.
Studenls entering within two weeks
after The commencement OF tie session
will be charged ior the regular teFm
and 80 deductioas for aaseucea except
III case OF proiracled illness.
rnRNs Pi.R SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS.
Primary Department .-----SI5 fiQ
Advanced g ..---.-- % 90
sios.eon piano, with Use OF in
stFuaje nl-- $500 ------- o. w
Guitar, with ase Of Instrument % 90
0rnamental work 2 90
Ton, ni@eht observation-disclosures W
No EXTRA Charge made Tor, Ian
guaurs ST
Tuition will be required at the end
Of The session, OF uoie with interest,
Boarding procured at eigh doI!ars
per moa.li vl-nI5-5ms
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-09

a 6 There's no humbug about
tAese sardines," said Brown, as he
helped himself toa third piateful from
norly opened box; : they are the
genuine article, aud came all the
way from the Mediterranean" Yes
repiiod his economical wife. card Il
you will only confraI your appetite,
they viii 80 a greet deat 5arsbes. -
Brown did not ask for any more.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-09

Mr.. Skeesiks, you said the
defendant was honest and intelligent.
What makes you think 50, are you ac-
quainted with him p
mo sir, I never seed him /"
sWby then do you come to such q
conclusion T.
cause he takes ten newspapers
and always pays for them in advnnce.''
Virdict for the plaintiff. Call the
next case.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

We publish. in another column Of o-d,,,s ,s.
an article copied from the Cincinnati Tune. c.cr;,
ure Of DR.. Roback's extensive medical establ;.h
"enf in that city BY the way. DR.. Roback.s Rem
ed'es have obtained great and deserved popular;
fy with all classes. IL has been but short i'm.
''nee these Remedies were introduced into our .rc
ton OF country; yet DR.. Brennan, DR.. Roback., a.
cent IN this place. infoms that his sale, ef IN,
blood Pills and blood Purifier now Car exceed tbos.
% all other medicines Of which he 10 sre.s. eo-.
o'ned- The reason Cor this, Is, that rhey har.
sseed the test Of practical experience. w.k,or
ms not ealy from the mouths Of Others, bat we
used Ae"'s our ewn family with he very best r..
'aiss- For all disases Of the blood, general de,I;.
" whether proceeding from sickness OF from MAJ.
aru weakness. Indigestion and all kisdred ailments
We ssssn-sead the sc.ndi.avisn Rs.sediss :. shs
WY Best medicines extant. 1hey ere, destined 10
achieve not an ephemer.I saccss., bat per-,.,c,.
and deserved reputation, which win render them !,
necessity IN every kmily.-yspelssa. o.. y.rts
Wrs. MsrcA 2 OK 90 H'sfF'fTSfT
See Advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
Sam day school Picnic.


The Committee Of Arrangements met at the M
j.. Church, TUESDAY evening Cor the purpose Of lie
signaling the time and place Of isaldin- A Picnic
and mixing all necessary arrangements therefor
The l2sh day Of this month. NAY, vas selected q.
the time and the Fair Grounis ~ The place. -
d.. Baows vas appointed Mashal Of the day,
and Z. HurcmSsoS and A. JoHxsox, Assistant
MTshals Miss ALICE VI. wnEELEa vas chosen
May Qpecn- Msids Of Honor-Niss- n. Corr,
Miss bssrsE LocxE, Miss ADEsIA SHE.nxs, Miss
Olive Woosaow. Miss LoosA CLEavxLAxp and
Mics Jv,LA PArrx.sos. Q,een's Dyw..er-Ni,.
Eva H. 'wksrravElr. MIS- K.rE wrsrssvrur
was appointed Bishop and Miss Jx~ss N. HAwIsr.
Archbishop. Messrs d. E. Wax ALxExsu.su and
JAWS 5. REEVE we're chosen Knights.
The following programme was then adope~d:
Forming the procession at the N. E. Church ct
ioo'clock A NJ. and m irch;ns 10 the Fair Grounds
= Music by the Band - -;fI1ff ~ Z E
/ Growing Of the MAY Queen.
T. Grafton By H. E4riy- .,l.sf -,.-1lffs<sf !
>. Music BY the Band. stf1- 80 !
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

: : l : TIE VI ~ nim',er of the Great Republic
M'nthiy," has reached ~ As usual il contain,
S'"r exceedingly interesting paprrs- In Ire table
Of e'nten,s are the following; Bsrslram's Dir-e;
China. "a ~esy entrrtainining artcie:) The Histo-
ry ofthe Great Rcpablic, chapter egl,t;) Ms aunt
M.rfhs; Seven Years in We Western Land; Nav
Ov' W. i.'dy's Las: Dance; A FLYING Song; Sir
insm = Moore; Cnrecosnized The Carmen Of
Ne" York; Migaret Allen. The Tyrxnt Fashion,
and Alameie. hi, Wife; Thvusht; India and her
C'aquerosss ~ Experience at Rose Lawn; Nu-
s'ns's OVER Potatee; MEXICO; Life and Travels In
the Southern States: Maternal Resignation; Nat
nra' Sculpture I'd Rural Painting; Editorial De-
partmens: Music; Fashions for Nay; Comic Page.
Published by oaksnish 4 Co.. I IL and I IA wiz
liam Street. New York. Terms 81 per annum.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

~ LAennac. the grez, French physician, who
devoted his whole life to the study Of diseases Of
the lungs and whose writings translated into every
civilized language, constitute the medical standa I'd
that branch Of the science shrou hout the world
says sh't mo fact in medicine is more clearly q.
s''i''aed ihan that consumption has been cured
he does MT pretend that he can point out the
rsm'as which effected the cures which he refers.
ih's Is accounted for BY the fact that he was NOT
acquainted with the wonderful powers of John Bull.
Compound PICTORIAL Of Wild CAerry. If any medi.
cine IN the world can cure confirmed consumpsiou.
TINS Is the one IL will certainly ar, est the disease
IN lie forming stages. and we have heard Of x.I.
ai'esed cures performed by in what the .t,.,d;,
physician hid pronounced hopeless consumption.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
rne April ..n1er ~ llssht pdiana
Free Mason" published Al r. Wayne. has been
rsceiseda at this Office. p 10 ssa',frs'.ss 3lWgN


,iii i.is .9-n filfuLi1 IA lfof 'he RePuohcan-i
r'.-.ss.,.i' ri iaiss MEMORIES. "a sas...s
Alone with memories Of the past, far bark 4, child
.hood'sa Aesks,kO @S'tt t95fl9N
On fapGs's pnons am ! borne.--s child anon,
cli among the fair. wild lowers roam M as >. vii,
As when q cartier. brighter days. Yer,ed Their G.
In CHILDISH giee. - :. -, 81 "a,
Again ! see each sunny glade--caeh shel.sred
The wen remembered old log bridge, the hishwa,
I cross the brook, II IT y = - =
Amid those clustering bushes which to the right
NJ elder brother hid to ftish. Mollie and Fred
and me, et'ii
All veil do remember; hat the secret will keep
VI how he srs,eed to fright as as We shroagh the
And how We me, the rosuish youth emerging
from the shade, u - =
The pir'hfal twinkle in his eye his secret quick
, betrayed. ~ ~ 81
All day. all day wander on Fancv's airy wings,
chase the ssis', bu'teri.s Iis,'whiier hcTroLin
reafas.in the garden walks and cult each fra
And Irvine them in bright garlands in the -shsdy
woodt'ne bower. ~ ~ "
And when the sun declineth. and his parting
beams have given -i5 yf..Iy'si73
thousand bcauteous hues to the western verge
OF heaven, - tt",sS
Enr.Pturcd do gaze the scene. all glowing
bright, -
And half reluctant turn away with the whispered
word good night" rt1 -
For chiidish feet within the "fod'' shod ere be
found at eve,
And for its sacred shelter these alluring scenes
leave, l.1 =,
Then round the old familiar hearth with FIRE blazing
bright, ~ ~ rIT--~o
Again join the household band and share their
sports at night.
- mn ~fl ~
thus fontlly does the memory dwell on scenes
now gone fer ave
Scarce in the present do sc lire, but time that's
passed awav.
AND deem those hours the happiest which have for-
ever gone,
or hope the future viii restore the JOYS for
which we mourn. fI
WooDsipE KNOLL, Nay, SO. oracle
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
WORMS, woRMs, woRwx,

great many learned treatises have been written
explaining the origin Of. and classifying the worm.
generated Ia the human system. Scarcely anv TO-
p'c OF medical science has elected more ACNE oh
ssrrat'on and profound research; and vet phvsi
Clans are very much divided in their opinion on the
subject Ii must be admitted. however. that, after
ALL mode Of expeliin. them aad purifying the
body from their presence il Of more value than the
wIsest disquisitions As to their origin. g
Such an eIpelling agent has been found. DIR.
VI Lines 'ermifure proves to be the main sought
after specihc-its efficacy being universally &C
knowlcdged BY the entire medical E.cultv. A.
further proof. read the folio ing from Iadv-onc
oi our own citizens: III
NV YonK. October 18th, Is52.
Inns y To ecrtii. that Was troubled with worm.
70, ,,r more Than year. was advised 10 use
.Hfs"e's Csirsrsted v-rmifsgr prepared bv Film
Ing Bros OF Pittsburgh. TOOK one bottle, which
brought away about fiiy worms; | commenced inn.
p~osinz al once. and am now perfectly veil tn.
fu1He can learn M name, and fsrsher parsicul,rs
by applying TO Mrs. Harlie, No. 3, Maphat,a.
Place, er 20 Z L. Theall, Druggist, corner of Rut
ger and Monroe streets.
IL Purchl sers will be careful 10 ak n, NJ
AL.sE's CrrrsaArED vrs~rusE, manufactured
by FILMING Bsos. Of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
'ermifuses in comparison are worthless. DR.
VI Lanes genuine vermifngc. also his celebrated
Liver Pills, can now be had at all respcctahl. Dr,,.
stores None geauine ritaoaf the signature Of
I"' FLEMING BROS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

10 Mr. T. Paul has enormous stock Of Boots
"nd'sshses. embracing aiIhuaties and prices lie
boots his customers in = way that Is not by any
mesp. $sssreeasle. ~e jnise, trim he smile that
plays over their countenances they emerge from
his Store lie keep,, remember. at the sign of the
Golden Boot y s4t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

u My Day was bright and lovely, causing he
ehohtsrs q DE forest 70 sound ost theiss gushing
-noses sdd slss the bading trecs vith harmonious
melody. All creation seemed rejoicing and well
coming the genial rays Of the sun. The fair sex,
sHhe,sre all srdens admirers Of nature. dresscdcin
summer apparel and looking Coz all the world, to
those who had only seen our msidy streets, unre
revedbyons Of the daughters Of Eve, a. If they
had come with the sunshine. were plucking the
Wild lowers and wreathins them into delightful bo
qucss- f..fhs frs't-' ---f.ftt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

u Carbuf has a number Of new AMI splendid
Ensravinss. Photographs and Paintings hanging
M aroued BIS gallery, among the- rest life size
likeness Of Daniel Webster Step in and examine
his pictures. ani IL you conclude purchase one for
the Qualification II your wife and children, you will
never be sorry for it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

IL Mach excitement has been .uscd 10y the ex
p-ctstisn of war between France and Austria, in
consequence Of the aniicipatcJ demand lt viii ere
ate for Am r;c IN hreilstus. but after ALL il will
MT prove near 80 adv antaseous TO the citizens Of
Msrsh,ll county as the which Messrs. Rice &
smh have 50 successfully waged asains; that old
tsrant "Hish Prices" for some time past. Thi,
i the honest conviction of all the Customers Of the
Low Price Store ..tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

fsSDsEr x wELrOs-Hsve for sale, at their
News Depot on In Porte Street, oil the popular
PiPers. m 'S.zincs. &C.. Published in the IT, s
They have recently ordered several copies Of the
report Of the recent trial Of Daniel E. Sickic..-
expressly for the benefit of the Piym ,u,l.ites
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

- II The splrnd stock If Goods at the "Resu-
Lssor" Is always kept complete. by constant add
tons from the Eastern Cities Other Houses make
great blow about selling cheap goods. but the
"Resulator" sells cheap without blowing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

LADIES HOWE NseaztSE VI " num,er of
this excellent periodical has arrived Arry & Gil
dcrs'eeve. publishers, Buffalo, n. Y Terms, 81 80
Ter annam.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

1] L. Crane 4 c.. have sotI out their stock of
lIriwarr t" Mrssrs. Back L Toan, of Adrian.
hieh- Tae latter gentlemen have the appearance
OF bein, hish minded and honorable business men.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
- bro THE ~r~--F-cT
American Trades Company.
What they manufacture. .e :.
TIE AMERICAN SMOk en-. -.

IL
Consisting of great variety OF unique and bean.
Iss PATTERNS OF Cigar Tubes also several varieties
OF i1Pc Tubes The peculiarly about csc article
u that each one is arranged as 10 receive dam
sponge. through which the smoke q the burnt. !,
Cigar or Tobacco has to pass on it's w.y to thc
mouth. This damp sponge not only cools the
smoke, but extracts from IL the nicotine o;i--tb.
poisonous property ofthc Tobacco. which renders
the breath less Offensive. Smokers win find N the
use OF these Tubes luxury neser before attained
except by using the Turkish water-jar Their nee
VIII greatly promote the health Of the haI;tual
smoker and preserve the sweetness of the breath
TfsE AMERICAN Garrett HOOK.
Is little contrivancs for putting down. carncts
without lacks This is new article. which has
before been upon the market BUTT possesses
the merit OF enabling person to put down or take
up carpet Of the largest size in gr.eral nae In 6
teen minutes, without any injury n the feor or
carpet. rs YER, cheAp-ehcapcr in the long RIM
than tacks-and the great facility with which even
servant can take mp ana put down carrets. wthon,
The possibility of mistake, renders Il inr aluable
10 the housekecper.
March, 3, 1859. if,-,e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

NAkkIEp-By X = F4lesabery. En-. ..
the 20 ~ Dawn HsIL and Jam Jo~.,. an =
Polk township. Marshall Co. II.
Nag h.Ppben attend shen while jsur.<xips
through life,
And n,y - - fain(63 - nske ! - v;kk.
Ar ~ = 49, oyer pitch il fors kru.
40 seou1lsonh1s 49, - ke<p>heu bod warn;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

Our friend Van vaetof sent MS bag OF very SUI
per'or White Wheat Floar last week. His new
mill makes first rate article.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

IL Butter X on the decline in this market. 1,
f<l two cents on the pound last week II nov sells
.s from is@Ise p n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

Es'see advertisements Of "Mmmoth Hard
WEe store" Ii is propelled by new DOW
or, which works admirably.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
The Ne Pins Ultra or
SEWING MACHINES.

Imsdi PArsxr LEVER SEwrsa Mxruxr
AASUFAcTyEED ny The GLOBE MAxu.
rAcrUErks ConrAxr, 500 BRoApw.v
cav koGxs j. lfsa.,r.-.a szf.....z : .s.if.
May DC truly regarded as the "ne piss nifra', a,
sev1nE nachines. and all holass uisEinr 10 1nd
Machine which Is capable Of doing any kind Of sew.
ing fsr Ia'iors aud House wives, with ssssf.csoD
heretofore unknown-should lose no time in order'
ing one ofsAe PATENT LEVER MaSHISrs' ss;rh
are to eccurs sin.r position ton ards other e vim
machines that . PATENT LEyER WfTtN f.,5
every body knows It's vaiuc) occupies to,v,r,i-
L.gs.e ~ any other secsnd sate w.tck. :
ms Machine makes the "Lock Stitch" which
'ocss ne same On both sides Of the fsbric. and
winch cannot be rip ed.
PRICE $50. 1pp -. /.
IN su re<pcsss equal 70 machines heretofore se,d
a. hu.dred dolIzD ADD upwards.
specimens ofsewiag done By the Pxrxxr Lxvr,
~ Ac1sx, ~ii Be sss~ssdsd ssany p.rs Of H. eoup.
gy. uPon receipt of postage STAMP.
~. - An snesgs<ic and reli.bls AGENT a vs.f-
e. - ere.y town and village in the United Ststrs
49, C>nrdas 70 sch TIE abore naned u1ack;ns =
cs...@9eoes arrangement VIII b nnde Vim 10
n9ss - - nerckank vbe = villinR 10 heve -
2 1esrs've nkency. Ad1rvn. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
1EAWMoTfcE

>. srANFIELD, of South Bend, Ind, and
l.. A JOHNSON, Of Plymouth, Ind, hare
associated themselves together for the practice cf
Stsnield will personally assistin the management
Of all Irrigated business Office M stairs IN Per.
shing Block. ',i May 90, ie5s-eSn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
Tailoring Department,

The GREATEST LUXURY OF THE AGE
HE GREATEST LUXURY OF THE AGE
HAVE You TRIED TT
HAVE YOU TRIED TT
Nd. WHAT Is TT
WHAT Is TT
WHY THE AMERICAN SMOKER,
THE AMERICAN SMOKER,
The AMERICAN SMOKER
THE AMERIC IN SMOKER.
WHERE CAN IT BE HAD,
WHERE CAN 1T BE HAD,
WHAT CIGAR STORE KEEPS 1T,
WHO SELLS TT WHO SELLS 1T,
See advertisements Of "AxEHrc.S Ts.pr. CO..
rHSr," in another column.
T. $40 Dealer in Cioars or Tobacco. in an,
CITY or town can be considered as keen;n, -
with the progress Of the age who does not order AZ
once sample box Of the American Smoks,-e,
the benefit of his customers '
~ sample box Of ten smokcrs--postace paid
will only cost $3.50. 100, -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
Price 81 per Bottle, or Six Bottles for IS.

IL has been n well established fact far years
past, that SarsaparIlla when pure aud properly
prepared, Is the Gully Panacea for all disease
ORG mating frun an Impure State "f the Blood
me Use ct Menary. Intoxicating Drinks, Evil
Habits in Youth BarrenIa,-s. eic.
We boldly assert that JoH~ BrtI'. Ftrro
EAfRAcf Oh SAK,ArAHIi.La y The only Prepsra-
ti"n before the Public that l. prepared .,n strictly
Scientific Principles aud 1T Un"rIn strength. Tn,
SNssalar'lia Is PIrehssed without regard Z" price,
: the strictest Chemical Tests aud its ecnuinepes.
ascertaned bcfarc hcing used
Bulls SARsArsRIkr.s also contains the yirtms
ct several other Medicinal R""tr. together form.
ing the best Compound, and producing the great
est Curative Agent known in the world.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

yJNUIS INVALUABLE REMEDY h,. ,,r.,s.
carried Happiness tr the hearts of theu~snds.
and dany giving more consolation to the 11,.d
than coni'i he afforded by all the wealth In th,,
Mines ct Callf,rnIH and the world combined. Ia
is put up IN full Qusr Bottles and contains the
strength ct siK times much Pure lIondura,
sars"Parilla as any similar Preparation made in
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
EVER OPENED IN PLYMOUTU

Every ono Of the different branches arc filled
complete, We have space to give our prices on
only few articles .f .t.4f..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
DIR. JOHN BULLS
KING OF PAIN!

IF an extensive aud constantly ;pcreas;pp ds
Il mnnd tor DR. JuHS IsHI-r-'s Popular and S.,r
American Remedy can Toe ANY evidence of ne
extraordinary Virtues in aiieviafing Pain. bofb
externally and internally. certainly NO Prrpar.
ton now before the Public is more worthy Of
receiving liberal patronage aud by it, intrinsic
and all healing qualities speedily securing their
Confidence and commcuds nom
DIR JoHy Bulls kISG of Psfs il New
AMERICAN REMEDY. and i- an siIccfual and
speedy cure for
CH0LERA. CHOLERA MORRrS. RHEU
MATISM, GOCT howell COMPLAINTS
DYSPEPSIA. SUMMER COMPLAINTS =
CRAMPS, collie, SORES. CUTS, BURNS,
SCALDS. BRUISES. CANfERS. TUMORs.
HEADACHE AND TOUTiIACHE aud ali
other ACHES that flesh j. heir To-,
All Orders addressed :" Dr. J.'Hs Bert. Ion
isvIlle kcniurky, aud New York Cay fer these
Valuable aud Popular Remedies will be promptly
ttcndcd to-
hPril IL, ls39 v3naawiyj
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

ote al VI laehi are link oil mod.
ern origin.
WKslYASs.IIn 1913 a church Of this
dcnomination. numLering fourteen perxo,s
way organized in the neighLorhooJ of
Plymouth Rev. Mr.. kaincs. the I;rx, p..
tor of this Church. ,camo to his field If T.
ocrln ls4i or As. His immediate sue.
cessor. were Rev William Gl.d.iinr. Rev
Amos Finch, and ltcv. Elias Msrstsrx
tll~ denomination at the present tim. h..
scvsral Societies or Churches within The
limits ofthe county.
There are other denominations !, IL.
county which have not been mentioned Int
beng unaequsiated with their carly on.r.
t'ons' lcaanotqroperly describe them.
GrSERaL eHaBAcrrmsrrcs OF ocr r..
LIZ SETrrkRs,-Ths pioneers OF Mar,hsII
county were generally a steady, .in.lu<f RI
ous, and well disposed elias. y r
ny sketches. 50 for q the whites nero con-
'erned. l have bad no deadly :, encountcrv
nth pistols and bowie knives to .de.cr;h..
Events like those, wcre net likely to % ocr,,r
q such population. and none 50 Ear ms I'll
Enow did occur in tho early history Of the
ounty., Our first settlers were fru.a Na.,
:ngl.sds Pennsylvania. Virginia. Ohio
kentucky and other States. OF ,conrse1
hey Differed in their habits. aad these d;f.
'rences produeed jsalousiss. Between
hose seftIon wke came from the east "a /
hose who came from Virginia and Ken
ncky. marked skyness wss exhibited =
lat by s<sociafjon the hah;sx m - - !
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

We respectfully invite all tn call .ra
our .ood, and prices. We take great pleasure in
snow'ns them. and will not urge you to buy unless
you suited. ~ = ~ ""'''ess
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

~ g; r.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

The times has come. and every man car
see it, when the Democratic party must
settle the slavery question on a plan which
Is fair to all sections of the country, and
on a principle as lasting as the enteral hills,
or when that time-honored organization
will yield herself up to the angry pillows
of sectional dissention and crnmble into
ruins among the shrieks and the howls oil
the enemies of our country.-La Porte
Times
Well. why don't you settle there you
you have been fussing and Tuning over
it-working and sweating for the last for
ty years, and it's not settled yet. Thorn
as jefferson settled it by excluding slavery
forever from all the national territories
all parties settled it in 1920 by the adop-
tion of the Missouri Compromise-Doug-
Jas settled it in 1854 by the repeating o.
the Missouri ComPromise-and now
there are hardly two democrats in the ma
ton who think alike on the subject
Douglas goes it on Popular Sovereignty
Old Buck on the Dred Scott decision--ano
the South on Congressional protection
and the reopening of the Slave trade
Why don't the Democracy walk mp to thu
Captains Office and settle itl--Goshe,
Times.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

4 VERY valuable discovery has Just
been communicated to the Academy OF
Science. 1t consists of very simple
powder, founl to be capable of completely
slisinfecting and rendering harmless the
purulest matter of wounds, often so fatal
both to the patient and the Medical practi-
TONERS. The powder is composed merely
of chalk and the residue Of coke after the
gas has been completetely exhausted. Oh
this paste or pomatum is formed. which.
on being spread on bandage and applied
to wounds so filthy as to make the dress
ing or operation of them as insupportable
as it is dangerous, completely removes
both smell and infection. and that with
ont occasioning the smallest Inconvenience
or irritation ! mention, shortly, this in
teresting communication for the benefit OF
your medical readers. whose attention will
doubtless be directed to more ample de-
tails.