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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

Ho ron PIKE's PEak.-Durin. the last ten tays
n number OF our most respected and worthy fellow
citizens started tor the ncwls discovered gold re
gions. Souc OF them are soia- for the pleasures
sfssc Trip. others to rrnovatc their physical sysem
f,st eve greater number fos the usual purpose
cfm king money.
IL is our hope, in common viii, the poole Of th
community, that all these, friends, may real z
their brightest golden rcsm, and i'm due time safe
ay return to their families, friends ami homes.
Sabjoned are their nam AMI tines Of depart
ure 50 Ear a we have boon able to ascertain them:
Charles Shoemaker, John Appletca aad Joseph
lIaz,c;on started on Tacsiay, the sth inst. W.
Shirley. Rafas FIewi.t, Enrh Bclan.er, A. c. f
hou. B. Jsrics J. Jor,ion, l. Roberts. JAcob Aar
Phillip Smith, David Gibson. Peter Gibson, Jane
Mitchell, John Turner. VI. 5. Tit,bts, and c. Woo
bury one week ago this dsy-and Welcome Rice
last Monday.
a fe~ Of these 60 a part Of this long journey b,
ssiiroad, bss tsc larger portion 90 tho entire dis
ssce in wagons specially krsoi ia this place e.
sh<t pu<pose. $685.
Wesesra that parties from other portions Of tho
county are gong On sasails~ expedition Thu
it will be perceiv ed that MARSHALL county will b,
sell and largely represented at Pixies Peak
IL is rather sad 70 witness the departure Of 81
many Of our best and most useful citizens for tn
willis of die FAR west. 1t suggests to the mind tn
toiis. prisstisIas. anil p.-rs incident to journc
such - they are now about To perform anil tina
some of them NAV never return, and we arc nclin
81 to sadness Bat they msrst go. lhicSt for go
demands the sacrifice, and 10 must be satiatcd.-
Success attend them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

TURSrKE Roaps.-In various pmts of the State,
the turnpike and plank road question is creating
considerable excitement Ii VIC hui half dozen
such roads in good condition, running in as many
different directions from our town, should soon
have moro trade, more town, more money, moro er-
crything that such facilities for travel bring about
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17
.iacinnn,i. peru and chicago railroad.
Ayricur,urnt Notice.

An adjourned meeting Of the Marshall County
Agricultural Society win be held at the Court
House in Plymouth, on Saturday. March 18th, 1889,
at o'clock, p W., for the purpose ofrccciving md
acting uron the Report ola Committee appointed
on the 9th inst, to make out Premium List and
report tho same on the 10Th inst
All the Directors and Officers Of the Society are
requested to be present, and also as many of the
Members as can conveniently attend, as there is
very mportlnt business 20 be transacted, IN which
every member is Interested Farmers. Mcchan
les, remember the 1911, OF March.
Bv Order of the Society.
G. n pONERON President
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17
woodward & Humric-

Dlss1LUrIox.--Messrs Woodward 4 Humric-
houser have dissolved partnership Mr.. Woodward
will continue the business at the old stand. Hi.
supply OF Groceries of every kind il very large.
sir. IIumriclouscr has our best wishes for his
future in business, wherever he may locate,
but hope he my find it to his interest torcmain
with We should be sorry to loose SO good a
.:tizcn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

PIKE PEAK ExrprrioS PcruaED Mr.. Carbutt,
our splendid artist, has at his gallery bea utifu
picture of the expedition recently sent to the Cold
en- land. Go examine it, all yc lovers of the beau
tiful-'fter which get yourselves Photographed a
dozen times for 50.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

MoRaIs SELF HEATING SMOOTHING IRox.--We
tiefy referred to this valuable invention last week.
Since then we have it tried, and have no hes
an article that cannot fail to give satisfaction. Sew.
ersI ladies' in this place have tried il during the Pot
wees and all. We believe. speak well OF it. FoI
,e BY Eugene Hutchinson. at tho store of ii. ID
ID Koa * Co. ra
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

PRpraAcrEo MEErING.-T tuesday evening", This
week, the Prcsbytcriaus held at their church tie
& $; o: series OF meetings (which they intend keep
ing up as long ~ there is su -ient interest rem
der them profitable. Rev. Noble Armstrong, pas
tor, is the officiating clers, man. fst
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

"AsHrScroSIAx PLkDoE:-wc the undersigned,
agree that We will not intoxicating liquors as
beverage, nor traffic in them, nor furnish them as
s arscie Of entertainment for any person in our
employ, and that in all suitable ways We will dis
courage theiruse in community.
More than two hundred and fifty names have
bceasigucd to the above pledge, since the hate re-
establishments of the Washngtonian Society in This
Place 80 we are informed by A, Johnson, Esq, See
rotary ta.f,.s.,. ts..ss. .Ile aste -,
HIS shows well for the temperance sentiment
ofour community. f...~.- s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

TsxPsrERs-Of Marshall county, our Trcasu-
rer, David Vinnclgc, requests us to saw will have
opportunity till Monday next, the 2ist inst. to pay
their tho sl rates, after which they will
b. required to pay ten per cent on their taxes, ad
tiisiopai
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17
NJ. CUMMINGS, Secretary.
HAVE you A DISEASED LIVER ?


HAVE you A DISEASED LIVER
The question though startling, is sufficiently sug-
gestivc, when fhc fact is taken into consideration
that diseases of the Liver have become most
alarmingly frequent in the United States. Indeed,
there arc few Formidable diseases thar arc not in
s,ne Nay trsccable toa dcrangcd state OF that i'm
p,rtant organ. Many of the complaints usually
c assed under the head of consumption. have their
origin in the Liver. "Any remedy that would in
sure regularity and heahful action in the Liver.
,nld be a blessing 10 msnknd.' has been the
exclamation of thousands. That remedy has been
found; il is safe and sure. When fair trial has
been Afforded it, it has never been known to fail.
Reader, have you any disease of the Liver. or
disease which you believe proceeds from hepatic
arrangement Lose not a moment, but purchase
\ box Of DR.. M'Ianc's Pills, prepared by Fleming
Bros, Pittsburgh Pa, and they will restore you to
hath. 1t is the only remedy yet discovered. in
which implicit confidence may be placed.
Ir Purrh lscrs will be careful to ask for ID :.
M'LaxE's CELEBR,rED yERNIFuGE, manufactured
by FLEMING BRos. of Pittsburgh, Pr. All other
yermifuscs in comparison ara worthless. DR.
MLtnc's genuine Vcrniugc, also his celebrated
Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug
stores. None gcnuine rittom The siqnnfurr Of
1881 FLEMING BROS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

WHEsr Ca I'VE are glad to hear favorable
accounts ofthc wheat crop in this AMI ncishborine
states la our own county. we have not made
very cite isvc in Iuiri s bat fom the fact that
DO no. hear any Complaints from or farmers, we
infer that the prospect is at least fair
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

i. o. G. T--alorning Star Lodge. No. 6, l. o.
y. rs viii meet in Templar's Hall, over Myers
Je~eIry store, at 7o'cl,ck, Saturday evening next
This society Is having large accessons to its mem
bership. and thus bids fair to accomplish much good
In the temperance reform
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

Tm LICENSE Laws now in force throushout
the State Our County Commissioners will have
power to grant license TO those who desire to sell
Aqeor at their next regular session The price is
only $50 year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17
HElLfH WITHOUT PnYSiC:

4 PRIZE ESsSA Y on NERVOUS DISEASES
Just rublishcd, the a5ththousand, in sealed en-
vcope, price 10 cents; or sent, postpaid, BY the
Publishes, for stamps: -i-i- az
a. MEDIcAi. Essay OK TIiE PnYsIcsL EXHAUSTION
and Dccay of the frame from Indulgence, Infcc-
Z ton and the Injurious Consequences of Mercury
With The mod,rn moss Of cur. - -.srdu,
BY 81 cULxERWEI.L, NJ. D..
Mcmhcroftsc Royal College ofSurgcons. &c. &c
L. Spermatqrrh9a, or Seminal Emissions, Ner-
voIs DEBILITY, impotcncy, Loss Of Energy, Dcprcs-
'ion or SPrits limid;ty. Disea-cs OF tie Sexual
Organs, AMI Im9cdiments to Marriage generally,
are PROMPTLY and eifcc:uans curcdh by the Author
novel and most Successful mode of treatment, by
means u which the Invalid can regain pristine
hellth Without h sss recourse to dangerous and
expensive medicines.
9from the London T.ansct.l-"7He best .recfiss
erer ,rrep oa subject rtat inorfssc 10 ALL trril
,r1rfiy the fnSaor's e,rahed reputation -
Address the Publishers: CD. c. KLlvE e. CO.,
lSt Avenue, eor. l9lh street, psf Box 45sG. New
fork City. FEB. al 3m3l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

TnE PanrY-.At Mrs. Rice's, on Saturday last.
given for the pleasure of NJ. Welcome Rice, who is
now on his way to Pixies Peak, IS s.d to have been
asp.cndd aff.ir-.hc very finest of the season. Al
most sorry we were not there.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

III The Was,ingtonians meet next Monday eve
ming nj the VI. f. Church. Mf. T.. McDiniel will
deliver the opening address.
A full ATTENDANCE is requested as business OF i'm
portsncc will be transacted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

SALE OF Town Lors.--Mr. Early, the Cash er
ut tie Branch Bank at this place, will offer for sac
before the Bank door, on Saturday next, lar, c
number Of lots in the village of L,keyie.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

CosssrSEssmc.-Drs SSrrH & BsEr-srosp have
associated themselves together in the practice Of
Medicine and Surgery in Plymouth. .tf
De. Brclsforl is well aud Gvorably known in this
county physician.
DR.. Smith, who has been practicing his profes
son la this place for several months, has received
diplomas fiom several Mcdical ColIcgcs--soms OF
them tho oldest in the United Sta,es--anl Is 9th
crwise highly recommen led. He has travelled
through many parts Of the word, visiting celcbra
ted hospitls AMI medical institutions for the sole
purpose of pcrfccting himself in his profession-
Here follows what some Of the Swans say OF him:
q He is a most remark sblc man, literally
educated, perfectly honorable, and possessing tai
cnts and scientific attachments of very high OF ler
sHs rt j. V MASON, IS a.sf.
fst L. ). Minister to Paris.
= I tske great pleasure in saving that TO
great skill asa physician and surgeon, he unite,
the qualities Of "a gentIcm M. . -
REyERDY JOHNSON.
. In his abilities Is physician and skill az a
surgeon have great confidence. . -
SAM. JACKSON,
Prof Inst. Of Me- l., Uai'y., Pa.
$50 As an operative surgeon he stands unsur
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

THE PARxEa EouRE-Is still kept in tip top style
BY "mine host, H. Hopkins, ESQ. who is ever
ready and willing 70 care for his guests after tho
most approved fashion. - s
When We visit Laporte we stop at the farkcr'
and would advise our readers to ego anc do like
wise" 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

= SocrssrEs--Thc Presbytcrias Sociaie will be
held tli-, Thursday evening. at the house of Dr.
Borton, and the Methodist Social Circle to- morrow
evening at the residence of H. b. Pershing, Esq.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

EssArA.-L.ast week, errors too numerous to
mcntIen appeared in our department., owing first
to our iiegibie chiresrsphy, and second to our alb
sence- 80. 80 .t..ss..es .s.ts.tstrE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

SraRx Cracurr CoURr-Convcncd last Monday,
Judge Osborne presiding.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

IL shn Cougle, IN old citizen of Plymouth.
del at bis residence in this place on Thursday las
az Let his dust rest in peace"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

MsrezsuxG vasEs m s.; s.-Thc cb;,,r.r If
''e nefnod'ss Episcopal s sbbsth School repeated
seventies hsndred verses lat Sabbath and the week
previous twenty-five hundrd vcrses-alI learned
rom. The Rble
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

LOO. F-Rumor says that the friends of Odd
Fe llowism about to e-organize lodge Of this
order in Plymouth. fsft
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

c:c-P-TThe MashsIl Court Of Common Pleas
v'AI<sin rs next session on the aI-t day Of the
present moash-Narch -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17
T. ,raordiuary Renovation of the Blood

Il iraordinary Renovation of the Blood
The astounding curcs accomplished by DR.. Ro-
b,ck's SCANDINAVIAN Remedies, tue result Of
their immediate and most sllutlry effect upon the
blood. Nervous complaints Indigestion, scrofula.
lirer complaints. melancholy, general debility, at
frctons of the PR ccativeorgans, ulcers. crption,
etc. all have their seat and source in the bloed.-
Ithu fluid ishcalthy. the whole body is health, +,
AID if corrupted. it is quickly freed from every tain
By course at DIR. Robscks Biood Purifier and Pills.
Every null brings gratriuI4ctters from convd'cscent
o(these priceless curativcs See Advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17
TAILORtN C!

We have in our employ first-clsss TAILOR
who will execute all orders connected with The ~
siness on Short Notice and Low Prices. and win
warrant Material, Workmanship, and a Fit. A
general assortment of Cloths, Cashmere. Vest
ngs, and Trimmings on hand. "a,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17
acDR. HOOFLAND'S
Balsanic Cordial

.lef- FOR rrIE srgkpl cUW OF
Coughs CaIds, Irtisensa. Group, Hoarseness, Bron-
chfis, pneumonia, Diseases efthe Bo,r-Ls arising
bpm Coid, Iacipenf Consumption, and fer tie re
lief and ~ at all possible cure Of Patients in adj
ranced stages Of The latter disease
This celebrated preparation, IKE the Btters, may
be confidently relied on Ii is designed for a class
of diseases more general and more fatal than any
otleI'to which usc people Of Ibis country arc sub
ject--those spinging fop 'sAga colky That
eminent authority, Dr. Bell says: 81 will not say
that Colds are to cur inlabitints what the Plague
apd Yeiiow Ferer-arc to those of other countries;
bntl can cenHdently thst they Usher in ii scase
Of greater completely and mortality than these
latter"
A further proof of the terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting FROM a"common cold" may be seen by
glance at the following statistics, taken from the
records of the Board Of Health ofsfhiladelplia
confessedly ono OF the most healthy localities i'm
the IINOnc =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17
HATS. CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES,. ecg.s Aeo.s

Comprising all that is rich in material new in STYLE
and design-supp'ying adefciency heretofore COM
planned ofin this market. and at prices competing
with any other establishment in this place.
Having bought our Goods at Low Prices, We can
offer better Inducements to the trading com nunisy
than ever before; all ask is to give us call be-
tore purchasing elsewhe:e, and VIC viii try 70 give
satisfaction.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

passed in America. - E fr,.,,
NJ. X KELLOGG.
ss* His exalted talents, extensive acquire
mcnfs and grca: experience both in Hospital and
private practice, together with his untiring devo
ton TO the duties of his PROFESSIONAL cminently
qualify him for any position he may aspire to. In
decd, sir. t,kel,im all in all, can safely say. l
know but few surgeons equal to him, nov super
]. MARIoNsTMM VI. D..
Surgeon 70 the Woman's Hospital, NY.
Webespcak for these gentlemen lber II share Of
patronage. "a s-ii,ssii.-sfio 's1''''9s -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-17

|recn Township Cunventionc
In pursuance Of notice the Republicans of Green
Township, Marshall County, Indiana, met and or
ganzcd, on the 9Th inst, by calling VIM Mccoy
to the Chair, and appointing G W. Crsveus. See
retary Edward Newhouse VAS proposed for trus .
tee, and having received the entire vote Of Che
Convention was declared unanimously nominated.
VIM. Hooker, Isaac Smith and Ersom Hughes.
were proposed cand dates for Const in said
Township. and upon their receiving the entire 70
Of the Convention they were declared unani mousiv
nominated. Ransom Wiser was then nominal, a
and received the entire vote of the Convention for
Supervisor I'm Dis No. .. -s ee z
The Convention then adjourned.
1zF ~ VIZ. mccoy, Prcst.
CIV. CsxvEs, Sec'y. - p 3i
An persons indebted to the undersigned for Tu-
ition will call and setkle the same with M. A. O.
PAcKAnD- l1s = t1t7f1 =, $50 -
lt--pd "a aeks2 : CHAS. II. BLAIR,
NEW GOODS JUST. REOEIVED .
They are Of the L4rESr srvkEs, and, WHEN
Of The best quality.
A. MYERS.
Feb 2t-l6ml No. 2 Psrshing Block.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

LANE EFFoRr-The Express of yesterday
makes very lame effort to defend the acting
majority Of the Board of Supervisors. who,
in the face of the law and all common Sc nse,
and in defiance Of all remonstrance and ad-
vice, proceeded deliberately to put this coun-
ty to dead and useless expense, for the bene.
fit of the California Express, their own parti-
san paper. The act is wholly indefensible,
and the people viii launch their thunders at
the heads of the perpetrators. There are
several very glaring misstatements and gross
Misrepresentation in the Express's article
but we shall not take the trouble, at present,
to pay any attention to them, particularly a.
they make out no justification for the con-
duct of the Board, even admitting them to
be true.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

TIE AMERICAN MINISTER IN PrKIx-Ac
cording to the Hongkong Register, the Am
eri,An Legation was in Pekin fifteen days.
during which its members were confined To
their quarters; not as prisoners, for they
were allowed to tCaik out. but because they
were allowed neither guides nor horses
The Emperor was very anxious to see Mr..
Ward, but Insisted that he must pr rm the
Ko-Iow (Which means three kneehngs and
nine knocks;) but" said the Chinese Com
missioner, conc kneelng and three knocks
will do for friendly power!"
Minister Ward replied that be represent
ed II nation whose dignity he could not com
promise by such compliance He
would bow very low and even nine times.
if that would add to the solemnity in their
(he Chinese Conmissioners) views; he
would stand uncovered during the whole au
dence, while the Emperor sat More than
this he would never willingly perform while
this form of salutation exhibited all the re
Spect he felt towards the President, which
they must Themselves acknov l.dae wa, oaite
as great as he could feel towards the Eniper.
or Of China
The result of this was that on the four.
tccnth day of their stay, it was finally con
cluded to receive the Presidents letter at Pc
kin, and To send Minister Ward aud suite tc
Pei Tang to exchange the treaty, and tn,
next day they returned accordingly
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

DASIEI DoUoLAs-This individual claims
that he is the man alluded to in yesterd,y
article in the DENooRAT headed Almost nip
ped him" and requests us to give his own
version Of the affair. lie SAYS that he was
walking along on First street, near the cor
ner of B. when a Mexican advanced towards
him and addressed him insultingly. lie mad,
no reply, and the Mexican then drew a sword
and cut him across the hat, damaging the hat
but not hurting him. Five other Mexicans,
he said. then made rush for him with
knives and he run, not being armed. They
pursued and three Of them pushed him pretty
close lie fell ever pile of dirt. and jus
then one of the Mexicans spoke to the bal
ance something in Spanish and they all turn
ed back.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

TIE San Francisco Telegram relates sad
case Of villainy. a few years since there ar.
rived in that city gentleman and his fami-
ly, among whom was nnlf-witted, simple.
minded girl, of singular beauty A young
man gained the confidence Of the father by
the display of hollow-hcarted sympathy for
the daughter. About three we ks since it
was discovered that he had completed her
ruin. The Telegram adds:
The feelings of the father and mother may
be imagined and to increase their poignan
cy, the young deLauchee refused when asked
10 make the only atonementin in his power. 10y
legally wedding the girl. The father gave
him week to consider the disgrace he had
brought up, his family and then at the ex-
piration Of that time, if he did not, if he did
not do so, no doubt he would have shot him
at sight, as he had Threatened Before the
LIST day Of grace arrived, the roue was on
board the steamer of the 9TH inst, on his
way to the East, where probably other may
fall his victim, b, fore his true character i:
known. He has eoolly and designedly
worked for years to accomplish his purpose
and having succeeded, he has shown an utte
hcartlessness, such as is seldom exhibited il
the lowest grades of society.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17
A Den OF YouNe TmEvrs.- The sacra-

A Den OF YouNo THIEVES. The Sacra-
mento standard of Wednesday says:
Chief Watson and Captain McClory, while
sroling down the river bank toward Sut-
trr'ille, yesterday morning. accidentally cnme
across den of young thieves in willow
copsc, about half way to Sutteryille. There
were -four young and notorious thieves in the
party, two Of whom made break aud ran IN
the approach of the officers The others were
arrested and brought to the station House
Their names are McGralh, alids The Billy
Cont. and Browney, two lads whose faces are
familiar to the police of this city and San
Francisco.
The STANDARD goes on to say that the Off
GERS found lot Of stolen property and a
large stock of provisions, and adds;
Since writing the above the officers have
made another visit to the den and succeeded
in catching two others, named Ihayer, alias
English, and Curlcy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

The Alameda Herald says that while the
Treasurer of the Alameda County Agricul :
tural Society was soliciting and receiving
subscriptions to membership Of the Society,
on one of the ferry boats few days since, "
ChinamNn, who is engaged in peddliug tea
and notions about that county, was very
much interested in the proceeding, and when
the matter was explained to him. he signilied
his readiness to become mem er. and with
out hesitation. produced the three dollars.
and the Treasurer ut once gave him the re-
quired documents to constitute him IL mem
Der Of the society.