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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

Canadian was easier with sales Of 400 bbs OF 50 20
% 90 Southern Hour continued to be IN good dem inu WIN
sales ~ about 900 bbls closing easier for low grades
and better for the extra brands aud within the range
figures given above Rye -four was In fair demand and
steady with sales Of $50 bbs Mt the above quotations
Corn meal heavy while the sales included about 200
bb's at the above quotations Wheat was heavy, and
prices were lower, with sales OF about 10000
bushels, including No Milwaukee, club at
81 %, and No 10 arrive at D. t., white Michigan
At 81 36h a 81 38h. Corn was firmly neid, white sales
were light nj 81 Western mixed and Jersey yellow;
inferior white ri &c Good Western mixed held al
g. Rye fair request, with sale of 900 bushels
at IS 1sc a g0c. Barley was held at 75c. s5c Oats
were heavy with Gales OF State nj 42c s3Sc, and West
crn and Canadian at 45Sc 44c. The following table,
from G. W. Cuttings circular, gives the receipts and cy
noriaa i ulrtl Tor The Mn1k eLsiinn iada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
20. 494 ,3O7

Total. U,4 9*,3UJ l3,536,SSN
Showing deficiency thus far for the year OF 71674d0
bushels. We slowly gaining this deficiency. Last
week IL was 7 1881 ,s22 bushels.
The receipts Of the last three weeks Conuoare az
follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
THE DRY GOODS TRADE

The following s comparative statement of the imports
Of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and since
January l.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
PUBLISHERS MARK.
-Four tn Volume

The RErvs1fcAN to-day enters upon tho
fourth yesr OF its existence. and proposes
in the future, as it has IN the past, to al
vocate the principles Of the republican par.
Nv. as enunciatcd in the Philadelphia plat
form This comprehensive pledge. as he
proposes to be brief. is all the editor deems
il necessary to make to his readers anil pa
irons at present. The cooperation and
ssuppoit Of every citizen Of the county OPP
posed to the extension of Slavery, and a
corrupt and proAigats Administration is
earnestly solicited.
Ii was was intended nnlcr this head to
point out some of the duties of the Repub-
licans of Marshall in the approaching Pres
idsntial contest, but. for want of room the
remarks are postponed until a more con-
venicnt season.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

was ovcrlone. The stff-necked, stub
born free soilers were MOTTO be captured
by such beating of Democratic gongs.-
The coup de etot was failnrc; the assailed
stood'on the defensive until the fog could
clear away; when the Democratic trick be-
came apparent. a reaction has set in,
AMI they are now beginning to act on the
defensive. The dctecte,. doughfaccs would
be & la'l to say quits and call it even. But
as they uttered and circulated libelS against
the Republican party they will be male O
prove their accusations or back down and
sign a libel The shrewler Leaders discov-
er that a great Eblnnder has been COM
mitcd, and they will soon be cursing the
administration for not stopping old
Browns proceedings when first informed
OF what he was about They see that the
country is going to hold the Alministra-
tion to be equally As guilty as oil Brown
az accomplices before the fact.-Press
d: Trb.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
l.,e<t:on Riots in baltimore.

The rcrent elections in Baltimore wcr,
sttendcd with riot. bloodshcd and murder
(which party was most to blame in thi,
instance we are not prepared TO say. bui
the Democrats. it appears, got the worst
OF it by Odds, AMI the papers on that side
laccorIingly yell out like a spoiled boy az
ter getting sound kicking from some
young man at whom he imagined he had
the indisputable right to throw stones =
1t is undcniable that the Democracy have
by their frauds upon the ballot-box, when
ever and wherever they had the chance. for
the last twenty years, aroused this mobo-
cratic spirit throughout the land. Do they
suppose they will he allowed to stuff the
ballot-box, forge election returns, pipe
lay, permit illegal voting. and disfranchise
legal voters without being rctaliated upon
in some way, sooner or later. We arc not
in favor Of mobs under any circumstances
unless they become absolutely necessary
for the protection Of society from villains
and outlaws. "A man is justitiable in kill
ing another in self-,lefcncc. and communi-
ties may lie justiiiable in rcsorting to mob
violence un.ler similar circumstances. 1t
is desperate anil dangerous remedy, we
admit, and should not be rcsolied to until
all legal means fail. When nothing else
viii remove the evil. and after forbearancs
ceases to be a virtue, then it becomes ne
csssary for honest men to take the law in
to their own hands, as the people of Noble
county dill. What right have Democrats
to con- plain OF moLs when they resort to
them themselves whenever they can with
impupity in order to pcrpetuatc their pow
er and cat. y out. their corrupt schemes9-
How much worse are the joings of the
Thugs" blood Tubs. ""Rough- Skins, :"
"killcrs." and other like associations Of
rdflians in Baltimore than the acts Of Dem
ocrats in Kansas. Minnesota and Nchras-
ka9 How much moro culpaLle and gailty
is "Old Osawatomie" and his associates,
in their efforts to give freedom to slaves,
than those Democrats who have encoura-
gcd and sent out fillibustering expeditions
to plumber anil murder the peaceable citi-
zens of neishboring nations? Or. than
those who have openly set the laws, dcclar-
ing the African slave trade piracy, at def
ance?
/ Every intelligent and Candid man at all
acquainted with the history Of the prescn,
spurious Democratic party, must admit
that it is the split Of mobocracy itself, ant
that the only way to restore the suprema
cy Of the law. establish justice, guarantee,
tho freedom of speech AMI freedom of thu
press, render life and property secure, per
petuato all our blood-bouSht rights. AM
make this great and prosperous country
is to utterly annihilate it. root and branch
So mote il be. 2.af,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

u We thought month since that john Balls
Compound Pee'cral Of lriH Cherry: had reached
the heghth of its popularity, but seems slat we
were mistaken. The Doctor s-roccns trip' to the
Est has resulted in creating l,r,e demand for
it on the scaboarl cs it h,s ieeD i,uing IN The
West during the peasant winters AMI we may now
confidently look fer falling oGin The I, ariul am,unt
af mortality fou, di-eis Of the lungs and throat,
that the medical statistics of the Eastern States
have shown for some Years past. Thousands in the
West owe theirlIses To its Timely use, and we arc
rcIoiccd tolcar7, trtf il is becoming cqullly pnpu-
lar aud eifcacous upon the other side OF the mouB
tains.--ExrAaRge. eE ta-t .i-a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
Tape.Worm Cured by DIR. MLane'S Cell
ebrafcd Vermifugc.

NEW YORK, August ,, 1852.
IRA certain Lady in this city tcstifes that, after
using Do. VI Lines vermifuee, prepared by Ficm-
ing Bros. OF Pittsburgh, she pissed tape worm
ten inches long; and has no hesitation in recon-
mcnding it to every person afflicted with worms; as,
in her opinion. it far cxeels every other remedy
in use. The name OF the lady, and further par,ic-
ular$. Gun be learned by calling Mrs.. H,rlic,
VI ,nhattan place; or L. |. Thr,l, Druggist, corner
ofRutger AMI Monroe streets.
Ut Purchasers will be clrefu IN ask for DR.
M'LaHe's Celebrated Ncrm'fusr. mlnnfic
turel by FLEnrNG Bios, of Pittsburgh, Pa. All
other Nrrmiiugcs in comparison are worthless
Dr MLane's genuine Vermifugc. also his ccle
bratcd Liver Pills. now be had at all reSpcct,-
BILE dr'is stores. None genuine wihon tLe signature
Of Isl FLEMING BROS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

DEsTnUcTroy OF Hay Ey FreE.--The
prairie grass near the western line Of this
county AMI eastern line of Starke was fired
by sosle means. probably by hunters, on
Sunday last. which spread with fearful ra-
pidity. destroying large quantities Of marsh
hay that had been cut and stacked. Some
estimate the quantity Of hay consumed al
one thousand tons. worth $1,000. Con
silctablc Of the hay belonged to citizens Of
this county. s -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
The public have been imposed

upon by remedies recommended by ccitif-
icats, which have frequently originated
from some unknown source
We believe that a medicine possessing
req, merits will effect cures whenever it is
use.l, at home, as well as abroad. DIR.
Halls Dalsam for the lungs is no paregor-
&c preparation, bat one. which if uscd in
season, will save the lives of thousands
The most distressing cough is frequently
relieved by single dose. and broken up
in few hours time. The afflicted do not
have to take bottle after bottle before they
find whether this remedy will afford relief
or not. For sale by agents everywhere.
EE- See advertisement
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
TICKETS LIMITED TO 10. 800!
WHOLE NUMBER OF PRIZES, s,eOOf
SINGLE TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR,
TO DE DRAWN AT CINCINNATI. ONTO.
MONDAY, December 18th, 1859

WOUl ID respectfully call the attention Of tho
IL public to my FirTy EiGiirH GRAND CIR Ex.
rERrRsE, which will he drawn AZ Cincinnati Ohio
Monday, December 18th, i~5a. in the presence ~
all the ticket holders who chose toatirrd. The pri-
ees of Tickets ina This Distribution is ds,e DsIias1-
each Ticket holder having chsncc to- draw fine
Horse. Buggy. and Silver nonaits Harness. COM
plete down Ia the whip in lie sockrf and Rad,
lumpin AMI drive oftat rl,pecnts- notice. Every
rcket-hOldrr has a-o'a chance to draw aneivii,r-
acre l.rmd Warrant, enablin. him to- possess hisst
SIT Ola Farm in some OF the rech priirfe- ~ the
West; besides there two hunir.sf anil iifv
prizes in Gid, rsging from 81 - up to 500
elch. Ibrc are alsotwo hundred and twenty five
Cold and Silver Lever f9InAu- Watche. ia the
scheme. all warranted accurate time -keeprrs ami
worth from s2] To ss2D0 each.
There also TWO Sewing Machines of the
rcry best prtenr. worth S15 AMI SIS. the use Of
which to ans f.mily could scarcely he over -cstima
BED, ard whc,i would always find "a ready sale
should they be drawn By any person who did nDt
need them for his use.
The Table AMI Teaspoons ofpnre English Sill
yer are the same that | have put in mr sclrme,
heretofore. and with which no fault has ever been
f'uml. they lein. of the very best quality nran-
uiacturc,l. The Plated ware Is genuine double
plate, AMI not mercl washed, as is shc ease with
much of the ware offered as plated. IL will last
an ordinary lifetime
The variety of ornamental Jewelry embraces
nearly everything for ladies, Ccntlemen's and
Chhrcn's wear-cAs<s~sing of Gold I>pcketS
BreaStpins AMI Far rags of Coral. Garnet, Cam
co, and plain Gold; Stml,, Sleeve Buttons. Rings.
Pens and r.nciis. several different prices; With.
fine Gold Vest and Guard Chains for Ladies' and.
observation-disclosures all of the latest STYLES. BY
the best m,msfacturcrs, and af the quality
b. hrt for tn price
1 have been engaged IN giving t;iff Enterprises
for the past six ve,rS ;sff II which have given entire.
satisfaction. Tn, drsxns j. always under the.
conrvl ID consIsrs<r 81 tic krt holders. AMI those
who are sf-rst >tapi the same chance ~ those
present Prizes ,lyasn by sI,-cn. ticket holder.
are, immediately after the drawing, sent at my
risk and expense. AMI i'm the prizes mot
received. will semi them again N,ss~v sent ts
me for tickets is also at INV risk. fr,grammes
eon.ann. a full it OF TIL p.izcs viii be sent 10
any orc sho may ordcrthcm. whether they purcfase
tickets OF l..,t.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
Latest News

Elections were held on Tuesday in New
York. Massachusetts,. New Jersey. Wis
consin, Illinois, and Kansas. The returns
SO Ger as received indicate the triumph Of
Eepub!icsnism.
Massachusetts and Wisconsin have IN
,ioubtcdly gnne Republican as usual.
From New York the Ruins are too
mcagre to Justify any positive assertions
rs to which party has triumphed, but the
Chicago Press and Tribune, iulging from
the vote Of the city. thinks the State has
gone Republican. We have our fears.
The few reports from New Jersey are not
sufficient to base any conclusions upon.
mo reports have been received from Kan
sas. The election vas for Territorial
Delegate to Congress.
In Chicago anil Cook county the Repub-
lican ticket was elected. No returns from
anv other counties
The Republicans in Detroit have elected
their candidate for Mayor by 800 majority
AMI seven ont Of the ten Aldermen. Last
year the city went Democratic By nearly
100 majority
The American majority in the city o
New Orleans is about 900. The Demo,
cratic State ticket is elected re.
The negro Copeland. one of the Har
psr's Ferry criminals has been found gull
,y of murder. Stephens, has been handle,
over to the United States authorities 70
trial. and was taken in charge by the L
S. Marshall ant lodged in Jail, where h,
will remain until the District Court meet
at Staunton, which will not he for SOM
Fine. The trial Of Cook commence,
tuesday morning. when his confession wa
real in open court. y july having beer
cnspannellcd the trial commenced. Hi
attorneys are J. Mcdonald. Attorney Gen
erad and Mr. Voorhees,. District ATTORNEY
OF Indiana, anil Nessrs. Lawson Bolts an,
n C.-Grcen, OF the Virginia bar. Gov
Willard and Mr. Crowley, his brothers
in-law, viii be present during the trial.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
Illness and Probable Death Of Mrs.
Douglas.

II is web known 10 our readers that
Mrs. Douglas-wifc of Hon. 5. n. Doug
las of IIIinois-has, since the bj:lh OF a
living ,hild. at Washington. a few weeks
ago, been ve,y i'll. Wenow regret to hear
that Mr. Douglas friends in New York
.eieS-aphed to this city yesterday that
Mrs. ID. had been given mp by her physi-
clans; AMI tl,atthe Senator himself was APP
prehensive that her death might occur any
honr. We sincerely hope that the ply
sicians and husband may he deceived. and
that the life Of this beautiful and amiab.e
Lady may be spared to the society which
~hc iswell qualified to adola.- CHI Pres,
Il Trib. eM ...+..e sra ~ ao;ta
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
- !. SPECL.IL NOTICES. ar3-zs q
-
DR.. WIN. Halls .ar
3 alsa m for the. Lungs,
DIR. VIM. Halls ss,.
BalSam for the Lungs,

~ III GNHl91 fancInnati, March IU, fr56. .
MEssss AL. Scsx,ia. & Co Clients: Two win
tiers ago wa, ver,low with Consumption and ply
scians seemed to Gail to do me any permanent ben,
eft. and continued to grow worse and worse, un
iii mr. physicians told me one of lungs ,cas entirely
qone,-alrl that lc,uif NOT OFT neHt then tried
DR.. Halls Bals,ui, which At first s.ckcned me; but
soon threw off large quantities Of matter ana
phicgm. my cough gradually ceased, my lungs be
gan to hcaf and continued to improve, till ! was
cntirev cured, and have beenable to attend to m,
business ever since. soon altsrward recommend
eel to an acquaintance OF mine, who was Ssikias
skeleton and apparently worse than was. Id
saws "a was the means ofsaving his life. For fur
Their rcfcrense call on me at my rcsi,lcnce, No. 50
south side of East Third street. between BroadSa,
and Sycamore streets, at the Museum on Srca
moro street JOHN A. BOWIQUINE-
grSee advertisement. sfts' -A's- MI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

IL The history of d.. J. IIostetfcr's Stomach
Bttsrs. the most rcmrrkilb,c mc,li,inc of the day
snf the mlny TINT has been performed with il
in cases of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Nervous
Debility AMI other diseases arising from dsor
dercd stomach liver, places IL at once among the
most astonishing discoveries that has taken place
in the medical worll. Tho diseases to wi,fst tho
BittcIs applicable are universal that thrrs
are bat few Of our fFieTls who may not test THEN
virtues in their own families or cirrle of acq,aint
ances. and prove to their own satisfaction thai
there is nj least one remedy among the m,ny adj
vertiscd medicines, deserving tire public coRrHsBla
ton ---.liss.. = -
For sale by Druggists and ae,.lsss, generally ev
erywhcrc. 52ml.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

q GHrAr CaLAnITY.-The Michigan State
No'ms School buillin; at Ypshnti. with
nearly all its furniture, libraries anil mn-
steal instruments. including a fine Piana
worth 500 and valuable Mcloleon, was
destroyed by fire on the 10Th ult. 1t took
fire from the heating furnace. This is a
severe loss tothat State, as il wax an insti
tuition which all its citizens were proul Of.
The building was insured for Sl0 900 and
will be rebuilt. There were 800 pupils in
it at the time the fire occurred.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

The AMERICAS lDEA SU.rsNpED-We
regret on account of the pleasure it affori-
Ell to the boys in our Office to announce
the suspension Of this humorous and spicy
little paper recently started at Warsaw, by
G. w. ELLIOTT, Esq. Upon the reception
OF the last number announcing its suspen-
sion the boys in our establishment organi-
zed meeting. appointed a President and
Secretary. and passed resolutions deeply
resrctting its loss, and directed the Secrc-
tary to forwari q copy to the editor, with
assurances Of their admiration AMI respect
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
A Banner County.

ST. L,wrcncc Co., New Yo.k, was the home oi
SiIas Wright. anl was the old banner Democratic
,urty. in the days when the party drrnoerafit
in principle. Il is now the hammer Republican
county in the Empire State. The active men o.
the party have completed their organization anu
prep ,ratons To 9. the voters 3, the polls and re
port to l,cal.,u irterS, at ALBANY, that the Rcpu,
can State Ticket csn draw on that county for 800
majority oyer everything pre,SIavery aad cork
fc. combined.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
Tn. Trial of IA. H,rp-r'. F.rry Insur-
CaAeLEsrox. Va. Nov.

CHARLESTON, Va, Nnv- 3.
There has. been markell abatement in
the excitement here to-lay. the town is
however. as full Of people as when the
excitement. was at its height. an stran-
gers are constantly coming AMI going. I
Judge R,ssell an LAZY AMI Mr.. Hoyt.
who first took up Browns defence, left
here this morning for Boston. Aai E.
Shields Green. ono of tire negro PRISON.
ers, was put on trial to-day. lie is dcfen-
del by Mr.. Sannct. The evidence l,as
closet. an l the case will be submitted to-
morrow 10 the jury. ,ess "a. .s..i4
Copeland is next for trial. anil on Mon.
day II is expected that the woun lei man
Stevens will be brought up.
! IT is almost certain that Capt. Cook will
pleaI guilty after irst submitting writ
ten confession or statement of his conncc-
ton with Brown. His brothcr-in -Iaw,
Gov. Willard. Of In'liana. is still here
a..s Cn,RLEsroS, Va, Oct ).
Shields Green one Of the negro prison
ers. was fouf guilty this morning. Tn
Ifirst count, for treason, was abandoned mp
on objection being taken by Mr.. Sennett
that It was not proved that the prisone
was free person. and therefore dill no
come un.ler the statue which reads Gan,
free person." Sentence deferred.
I Copeland is now on trial. Mr.. Sonnet
/ Tranquility is iinproe s'' Of restoration
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

&C. The ". Y. Herald. anil other spr-
,iocs Democratic prints demand the expul-
sion Of Seward, Hale. Wilson and every
other member Of the Senate or House who
have been charged, without the least proof,
by these reckless arl nemlaeious sheets,
Of completely in the Harpcr's Ferry riot
The bogus Democratic members Of tho
Senate, having the power, are none toe
good to do this on the asst shadow of /,
prctcxt. If they think j, will pay ~e hop'
they will try il. sI egas's 80 eA.ii
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

IowA.-The Republican majority for
Governor in Iowa is about 3, 800. or 200
greater than the present Republican Gov
einor received in 1851 The Republicans
have nine majority in the Senate. and thir-
teen in the House. or % majority on Joint
ballot; cnsuring uarlan's reelection to The
L. S. Senate.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
i We. h.~s as : Of announced that

We baVe -bcTctOIoFc dHnouuccd that
Samuel g. Daily, formerly Of Madison in
this State. has, been .elccte.l Delegate 10
Congress from Nebraska by - snsjcrity:--
Il sss,ns however that he has been swim
died ont of his election Eort Ksarney.
where there are not dozen legal voters
L solliers have no right to vote) returns a
Democratic majority Of flso hundred and
th;rs.e;qlR This Wholesale swindIe elects
Estabrook, (Drmocrat. but his seat will
be contested BY Daily.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

PLyAoyTH MAnkETs.--Ieosl Wheat has
&old generally during the week past at 81
per bu., and white at 81 TO- Flour At
the mills and, from stores ressils at 50 %
p 100 ibs,s for extra white.wintsr, aud %
for extra red; common -. Bran l0c PEI
bu. and IS per 100 bus. Corn 25@S0c
p bu- from wagons. Corn-nesl SOC q
bu. Oats 25c hu.. P"t~toes 25o. y
pm. Batter lSc. Eggs .l0@l2c p doz.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

MARRlED-On the 9th inst. by Rev.A. Full
e., GEORGE y. WEIGH to Miss CATHERINE A..
LEONARD. all o. this county.
AIso--Tn German township. this comfy. by
T. s,'rirc John Soice, at the residence Of John
X tugl,mrsn. sr, the brides father, NJ. GEoRGE
FioR, to Mrs C,RoLixE GRarmEH.
ilso-On the 9Th instant, los $. r.. Coous, Esq,
Mr. TmoN,s J. MALoSE. OF kosciu ~ county, to
Mrs. Mar MERlc.I- Of this county
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

CHrcAso MaaKErs.-Ihe Press and Til
bunc of yesterday quotes MOL red Wheat
at 81 03 in store. anil No 2 at Ole per In
in store; white 81 10; No l Spring Sc!
a CSC; No ., 81 TO SCI. Corn--New. No
|, shellcd in store 4scR bu.; ear $50 BIC
old No. in store, 61@6sc.- Flour
white winter s5@5 STl p bill; red winter
"a 65@f so; Spring extra 81 4s@4 IS
Rye Coo in. store and Gle at depot, Bar
ley 52961c- Butter. good dairy. 1876.
% ib. Eggs l2fc 3doz.' s''7a4w e.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
100000 Bushels Grain DESTROYED by Fire

y FsH'a BuFfALo. Nov. :.
The grain elevator of the New York
Central Railroad Company was totally
destroyed by fire at III o'clock last night
1t contained over 20o, 900 bushels of grain
all of which was destroyed.
Loss on the building and machinery
about %. 00O--uninsnre'l. Loss on grain
over 500. 000-fnlly insured The ex-
tensivc freight depot of the company all
joining was but slightly damaged. Origin
of the fire unknown.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
DR.. Eoback's Scandinavian Blood Pills
and Hood Purifier.

'.The blood Is the iffr,~ saws Scripture: So says
Science alsa. Expel corruption from the Hood and
no disease can exist in the system. Ny Blood
Pills and Purifier perform their task ercctuallr.-
They arc powerful vegetable dctcrgcnts, and cure
all forms ~ disease. which arise from impure
blood, simply because sshey remove the com
mon causes oftiscasc from the DEMONSTRATING fluid
Hence their apparent miraculous cures of scrofula
cruption=, tunsors, dyspepsia liver complaints
rheumatism. swelling of,he joints, and all asTsc
fons Of the internal organs. whichdo not pIoceet
from u,tlfoxnatiou- See advertisement. larl.f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

PEIsHiNG d Co. have most extensive
and choice assortment Of fancy Soaps foi
shaving and toilet purposes, busides p r.
famerics. cosmetics. DC. DC. in endlcs.
variety. Give them a call. la.lies anil gen
tleincn, when ron want any thing nice in
the above line.