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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-13

ENrINosR Oct. PA. M.-'rhere is a large
4nrn.out OF voters at the municipal election
tn.dav. la many of the wards the poll win
6ows are blocked ssp by rowdies against natu-
ralizpd ciJ,zeHs, and intimidation. and evcn
violence a. resorted to. to prevent their voting.
The police. with few exceptions, have failed
IN do their duty in carrying cut the Mayor 5
instructions and The Mayors Office has been
thromgcd with Reformers complaining OF the
inef,ciency. ..,..
ani in some OF the upper wards the Refermers
are doing better. As iar as heard from, no Sc
mons disturbance has taken place. but 1t is al
ms; impossible for naturaiized citizens 10
vote.
fsECoND ptsrATCH.l
R.ITlNngx Oct u. 10 2. M.-Thcre was
more disorder during the afternoon than in
the morning In the 9th, l0th and Goth Wards,
tha RefAyners weredrsNen of, One merchant
x,as badly fratea. ana his cheek bone crushed.
C~. Of nj " ards. she Beformers have carried
= ana the Americans :. Had the right OF suf-
frsr1, lr,eu preserved, the Reformers would
have swept he city.
B,4T}xoRp. Ott -, l0A, L. MA ballot
1>,x was sfnaS he'd IN Que OF the wards.
The Rr;ermpTs carried only members of
she Ccnncil hat claim one American candi-
6ate as "A lci3rmeT.
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NOTICE Il hereby gwen % all whom q may
LEON LEVY Il this day Withdrawn. and thAt h q,
Is no longer my AGENT, and consequently shnh
ARABELLA ". LEVY.
ExrrxMnxa sth, lsG6. e N--Sx
NEW sTOnE.sN No. u Franklin stFeet.--Is. IA
- COPS ~ eneafd 4 large stock g sie
4 "a rstas vhioh VIII b sold ~ law - thay can g
bought II this oE. any ether Market: eaH nom
bic friends and the public ssnsray = i1xass956
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'ERMs.-Four months, notes satisfactorily en-
rsed Loo ll-t2sOtl c. B. TURNER & BRO.

~ p. VINCENT. CLOCK AND WATCH
~ MAKER, JEWELER AND OPTlCiAN.
e. Now receiving direct from the n,anuiac-
szs.s~E tnrers and for sale, a choice selection Of
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY and SPEC
TACLES, among which may be found S-day, 30
hour Patent Lever and Alarm CLOCKS, and by
receiving additional supplies at short intervals,
always in receipt the latest styles and by ad-
herring to the cash system. am at all times prepared
70 sell goods at a small advance on factory prices.
believing nImble sixpence TO be good as a slow
shilling.
Es Clocks. Watches. Jswelry and Spectacles
repaired by experienced workmen and on moder-
ate terms. p. VINCENT.
Sign of the Spectacles. 9Th and
oc Its Broad street. Richmond Va.
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STATUETTS.
Embracing the "GREEK SLAVE,n
..INNOCENCE,''
ruth"
MAID OF JUDAH
".EgR0PE AND AMERICA"

China, Terra Gotta, Parian and Lava Vases
PITCHERS; Figures, Colognes. Jewel Boxes, &c.
ne whole, embracing rare collection of such
The Goods will be arraneed for exhibition on
Me.;DAY, 18th INST to which the attention of the
ladies is particularly invited.
II COOK
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------------------------------77
BY Alex. Mott. Auct.


large SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
IL KITCHEN FURNITURE. PIANO. &c. At
AUCTlON.-Wilb he Id at auction, On TIL RS
DAY, Oct 18th. commencing mt 10 O'CLOCK az Inc
residence of Mr.. phineas. Tharston, few DOORS
below the Tn ted States Hotel, opposite sdc, bis
entire stock Of FURNITURE, &c, consisting IN
One splendid 7ectave PIANO, made by Rosen-
krauz, Of Berin-a very superior instrument,
in fine order.
Handsome Marble-top TABLES.
Splendid Rosewood and Mahogany SOFAS and
DIVANS.
Mahogany and Rosewood spring seat CHAIRS and
ROCKERS. oc,.
Splendid Rose wood and Mahogany WAEDROBES.
Bl ,ck Walnut and Ma o. any CABINETS. ,,.,
Mahogany and Black Walnut Cottage ana hiSh
Post BEUSTEApS.
Mahogany Book and China PRESSES.
Side, Parior and Extension IA BLES.
Hair and Shuck MATTRESS s, BLANKETS, sc.
ALSO
large lot Of China. Crockery. and Glassware;
Parior and Kitchen Stoves: Knives and Forks
Spoons, 4 O.; Chandeliers and Gas Fixsurcs; Car
pets. DC.
TERMs-Al sums under Sc, cash; over 80. %
days credit, for approved nesot,a bic notes-
oc 1i-tds ALEX. Notks Aucs.
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CHEWING TOBACCO:
~ CHEWING TOBACCO!!
PALMETTO AND PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
We have for sale, at our factory, on 9TH street,
near Myers Bridge, a choice lot of this superior
CHEWING TOBACCO. We will sell it in large
or small lots to suit purchasers. II is put up OK
pressly for city consumers and we invite the pub
lie patronage. COSBY l. ANDERSON,
oc Its TIN street, below Cary.
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T-s~ RICHMOND AND YORK
A1f4 [fFlEEsyss9aE RI FIR RAILROAD TEN
hx.R s-sas-- Ss- PORARY ARRANGEMENT
OPENING OF THE ROAD TO THE WHITE
HOUSTON and after tn date. an accomnoda-
ton train, carrying passengers and freight, stop
ping at any and all points on signal. going and re-
turning, will run as follows:
Leave oath street, Richmond. 7 ESDAYS,
THU RSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at A. NJ.
RETURNING-Leave the White House at $50 P.
NJ, on the same days.
AFERRY will be established in few days at
the White House. offering every facility for cross
ing the Panunkey.
FREIGHT will be received at the office at Rock
etfs. near the lower Gas Works, ON Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and will be forwarded
On the following days.
Freight in all cases to be paid at the Rockets
office. before shipment or delivery.
Negroes will be required, when travelling alone,
Ia leave with the Tic ket gent or Conductor pass,
stating expressly that they have permission to
travel on the cars. THOS. X. SHARP,
oc S--ts Superintendent
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DRiME ROLL BUTTER. -.Just to hand, a
i small lot very NICE; Also-a general assors-
Main street, corner 18th, formerly occupied b. Mr..
r. NJ. Morgan, and more recently by MIR. u; II.
Thomas, where would be pleased to see my for-
ner customers. BROOKE PLEASANTs,
~ Its Agent,
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NT0TICE 70 TIM On N gNO.
NFARHAk, DKcikAeEn- Ite eFeel!Qx9 of
!oEs & ss,s s fsss e sss'ss &
ls3a. ard prove their clsia3e 5, /. !. !.
r s s.'|s .s.:.| Rt, = s! ~
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nOGGETT L ANDERS son,

II GOVERNOR STREET,
Would invite buyers to examine their Fall stock
of CARPETlNG. FLOOR 0IL-CL0THS and
below the usual price that such goods are sold az
Also. 2 large and varied assortment Of PAPER
HANGlNGS. from the cheapest TO the finest that is
manufactured, both French and American which
will be sold very cheap. We are also prepared
in the city on country: CAR PETS. CURTAINS,
oiI.-cLOTHS and WINDOW -EHA DIES, af the
bv superior workmen. Housekeepersneedlng any
thing III our line, will lind our assortment goosand
air prices low. oct-5m
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FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, ke.-wili BE-
L sold at aucticn; Al ny store; copper Msin Ard
18th instant, commencing 1T 10 O'Clock, large lot
second hand FuRNITURE
Dry GOODS.-Goneral assortment now Goods,
Ready made Clothing, Boots. Shoes, Hats and Bon
nets.
Whisksy, Gin. Brandy. Wine,
Soap, Candies and Bacon; - boxes Manufactured
Tobacco; 1900 Cigars. ALEX. MOTT, ADct's.
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Fire in New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IA large fire is ray
aging Leyee street
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80 FOR sAIsE-A small FARM efone hundred
Acres. one mite beyond the termination of the
-. Interchangeable Turnpike, about six and hall
miies from Richmond, in an excellent neighbor-
hood and in the immediate vicinity Of one or more
churches. Tho improvements consist OF q Dwell
ing with four rooms. and all necessary out build
ings. oil Of which are new, Also, an orchard oil
il viii be sold for one fourth cash; the balance
on credit Of one two and thveU years. with inter-
est. Possesslon given immediately. Pppix. To-
iy8-ts 10 Broad street, Richmond.
nA 1.-THE above Farm 10 not sold by SATURDAY,
the 18th of October, il will be offered for sale pub
holy, at l0o'elock, 70 the highest bidder.
% 6-dtts
ND FOR SALE IN HANDY Err,
II NEAR ASHLANp.-The undersigned. will
sell on tho. premises, ON the I'D day of October
next q far; 4 not, the next lair dss, the
Hooper resided az the time Of his death. II con
tains 40 ACRES more or less. with suitable
BRICK DWELLING With six rooms; is within
and adoins the lands Of Dr.. Jas. III. Sheppard.
Temple E!lest, and others. and immediately on the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac RAilrUad.
TERAs-Made known on the day Of sale:
VIM. o. WINSTON.
oc 3-dtds Agent for tho Lexateoa.
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CRATES. TENDERS FINE SETS OF
I sHOVELs, ToNGS and POKERS.-I have for
incIuding every style Of TENDERS, SUMNER
PfEC rs, handsome and PLAIN sets of SHOvELS,
coal scUTTLES. Cinder sHQyEI.S, Fire sHO-
Wells; handsome STANDS for Shoyes and Pokers;
BRICK; Are SLABS and JAMS; sets Of SOAP
STONE for setting up Crates; Tavern and Church
and others liz want of any Of the above articles,
be supplied 81 the Lowest Neths aa. pr ns From
Work Of the above description ut my BEL. and
BRASS FOUNDRY, and CRATE and FENDER
MANDATORY, No. 22e Main street. between
an Ism 3. ID. DENOON.
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ia Runaway from the subcrber's Stable.
GfaY on the 22d of August. a negro man, named
ALEMUFL JOHNSON: copper color, and
~ about feet 6 or inches high and about % or
-. % years old. Lemusl belongs to w. Wingo's
Of Richmond. and VIM. Elett, of King
William. as Trustee.) Lemuel has mother living
with Rich'd C. Pemberton, in King William coun-
ty, Va. There is no doubt Of his being in or about
liam county, Va. We will pay TWENTY DOL
LARS reward for his delivery to us in Richmond.
sc Its HATCHER & WEBSTER.
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VAN HAGEN & Mex EoNE's

ORIENTAL bETERSIVE SOAP,
pbILADELPHIA,
ey IolH te refunded, and eur AseHts drehere-
BY authorized TO make good any
'a'I1 A. S e 4 II IG * 5ErS"'''
Being practical Soap; maker, and having for the
last twelve years tat different timssl experimental
upon and tested tbs particular Soap. in various
way now r GisTs i !" R re pubic e SoaP which
willing IT should rest upon its own merits. All we
ask give II fair trial, and use IL according to
our directions found in each hox.) and if It does
give full satisfaction, the money will be refun
ded.
Among the many advantages over other washing
Soaps. the following may be named:
!. Clothes need no boiling and very little rub
2 One POUND viii 20 as FAR, for any use. a. three
pounds of common roain soap, or two pounds best
B. II rrauJres less than half the time and labor to
do the washing OF family that II required with
the best family soap, and is warranted not to nJure
4. For cleaning paints and removing. grease: tar
and printers INK, 1t is unsurpassed Machihsts'
ticie Tor washing hands, RS it does not CHIP, but
greatly sotens the skin,
sosp consdinids any ere.ss Of aikaiies, is more
mild than any other known Washing Soap: and IN,
o9anedy the eSt adapsed 10, @ na aa ad %
For sale by ~ SPORTS GahS ba.!f CO.. CO.:
&C i0-l0t Sole Agents for Richmond.
DARTICULAR NOTICE..-
VI. q. WHITMAN, l. o. s. Ma.
BRAND CUTTER,
Hereby gives notice TO his old patrons and public
generally. that should they need BRANDS for To-
bacco Boxes, Hog sheads. Bags. Barrels, Machine
~ or Linen, they would do we'll 10 either give hint
call or drop linei he having carried on this BUSH
ness for the last fifteen in this city, conse-
qseutly ilatters hinselfhe please the most fas-
tidious.
No punches used, but really engraved, by which
means YOU get free shaped letter and the metal
not strained, and as a matter of course the Brand
more durable He does not pretend to work for
nothing and find himself but will charge fair
price and warrant satisfaction in all eases-he not
having had a single brand thrown on his hands
for fifteen years
BRANDS. either on Metal or Bristol Board. Of
AL slzes and designs; also ALPHABETS and
FIGURES made to order
NJ. g. WHITMAN.
Columbian Hotel Building, shockoe shp,
ii-3m Richmond, Va.
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.n~s- ORANGE HOUR AT
s $50 2 ~ 81 STARTING TO PORTSMOUTH

L. :. ". STEAMSHIP iuRk-
e9Efss ToWN.-The YORKTOWN, Captain
s>EzT7v77r-x PARRISH hencetnrward leave Rich
mond at O'Clock 2. NJ. on MONDAYS. The three
steamers comprising this line will now leave
follows, VIZ:
The YORKTOWN on MONDAY afternoon at l.
The AMESTOWN on TUESDAY - att
The ROANOKE on FRIDAY at 1.
for New York. via City Point. Norfolk and Ports
mouth. Sc 29-tsI LUDLAM WATSON.
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hawkes. STEAM PLOW CERTAIN TO
FAIR.-The undersigned has the satisfaction of
announcing to the public that the Executive Com
~ have concluded terms with Mr.. Fawkes by which
that gentlemen, with his celebrated Steam Plow,
will be at the Fair to be held in Richmond, CON-
mencing the cath and ending the 18th of October
and that the merits of the machine will be exhibit
ed By trial upon the grounds. e. DlMMOCk,
oc SLOT Secy va. u. A. 81
M Whiy and Fnauirer cOpy
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RUNAWAYS.

IA RANAN As-Last Saturday morning,
IN negro boy. named PEYT0N, about seven
kSteen years od-brown skin color. A reward
~ of SIS will be paid for his recovery.
* M. L. MOTLEY,
oc list Grace street, above Jefferson.
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Admir- of j. T. A. Martin, and
Admir- de bcnis non of John Martin, decd
Oc 4-d&c wtds

TKUSTEE,S SALE OF XALnABLE
TUkE. &c.-By virtue of a deed of trust, executed
by Ed. Grener to me, as trustee, bearing date the
10th day of February, 1859, and of record in the
Clerks Office of Hanover COUNTY Court (haying
been requested to sell by the beneficiary in said
deed.D | shall. on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of the
present month"; October, 1891 proceed to sell, at
the town of Ashland. in the county OF HauoyeT, ut
public auction, for cash, at the residence in said
town lately occupies ~ SAID I'd Gfspsr ~ snc
&C.. convey ed BY said deed, consisting OF Mahog-
any Bedstsads. Beds snd Bed Furniture; one Pi-
ano one Meiodan, Chars. Tables, Plates, Dishes,
Knives, Forks. &C.: CARPETS, Mating, Wardrobes.
Bureals-in fact, all the necessary articles fer
house keep ping.
YOUNG MULFS, well broken, one HORSE one
BUGGY and HARNESS., and one COW and
CALF. loo s-tdsl j.. $. MARYE, Trustee.
GALE OF LAND IN CHESTERFGELD.
- AS Commissioner of the Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield County, in the cause of Walter u.
Clarke ct al. VS.. Cole ef ais. therein depending,
the undersigned will sell at public aucton on to
promises. On FRIDAY. the l4th day of October.
d dI a. about SiNETYssIX ACRES OF open, arabic
LAND, lying in Chesterfield county, about twelve
miles from Richmond, and half mile south OF the
Manchester Turnpike. adjoining the lands OF Ha,
ley. Cole. and others, and near Falling greek and
known as the Els son dover isnd. The land Is
ia n coal re xion, and NAV possess mineral value.
TsRMs-Aeeordins 10 decree. one third cash !;
balance at and twelve manths. eQnai PAYMENTS,
taking OF Purchaser for deferred payments, bonds
hearing interest from day of sale,
c. Z. MeRAE, Commissioner.
n. & &
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[ ARaE AND EXTENSIVE sALE
BooKs, srArrorERf rascy aoops !,
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY FIRE =
JAMES Z w ~ psHHeofuEs r 4 CO..
go A"G coNt 1afes az ~ Sc s5M II MAI
i Mo.. e the stPTs lt street unsI TEanss
sss nv s FHssY 'ssdi &C.
q Hor, Th colo
sl.t. sooks, Hymn Books, bound in the most
Book very s 1Es s1sRsY Latin. r.
lt s.' "a, French. Greek: and German, the whole
NV snua"s used IN tho Schools and Academies OF
general sssos imsnt Eooscag Letter Note Bill
Envelopes Motto Seals, in great variety variety '''''
mens of anend, SowpS comgrse large assort-
Boxes, Porte Monnales, Pocket Books. Memo
randa Books. Post Office Scales. larse variety
g gaiaane and costly Engravlngs. Portfolios.
ALSO
ME lS1ss assortment - Sds Of MUSICAL INsTRu
mas, Accordeons, &c.
large variety of BLANK BOOKS .nhr.o;nv
aas sofs Journals Day Bgcss Bank Books Cash
Thermometers. Inks, Quilts. No. with many other
articles too numerous to mention, the whole en-
h.
lie auction in this CITY.
The attention of the city and country trade, and
the public generally. is respectfully solicited as
every article will be positively sold without limit
OF reserve.
It may be proper to remark, that the greater por
ton of this entire stock is eli ghtly damaged that
i can be scarcely perceived The sale Will be con-
is closed.
CATALOGUES will be ready on the morning Of
sale. "
TERMs.-Fer all sums under $50, cash; over that
and under $780, months; over $500. months
credit, for approved endorsed negotiable paper.
oc III E. B. COOK, Auct
I ARGE SALEOF HOUSEKEEPING AND
- FANCY ARTICLES, AT AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, and evening
at e.. VII neommsnes selling at my store. large
CLES; such rs Gold Band and White China Din
n n,ri Tea. Toilet and Tete- Tete Sets; Cake
Dishes, Fruit Stands, Motto Cups and Saucers Bo-
hemian and Gut Glass Goblets. Plumbers Wines,
pecanters, Dishes. Bowls. Colognes and Toilet
Sets, Vases, &c; Silver Plated Casters Tea Sets
Walters, &C., &c. ''
STATUETTS.
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" gedSir = a-...e.- =.

COMMISSIONERS r17-r m rsnr~r
- AND LOT IN THE CITY OF RTCHMONn.
~ virfus OF deere uf the Richsnopd Hustinrs
lourt srgneuncesi on the 18th Of JAY 1850 #, The
snt Of Mesby. gd'n. rs. Mosby the unds rsi ned
wilfsel!. upon the prenzey. At public auction IL
o'clock 2. NJ. tho Houee and Lot ID said aecres
mentlonsd led b. MARY D. Bovies dec d. 10
MARY D. Bowles. iroHtinv 4s5s feet on ST. John
street running back 129i< feet. adjoIning lots Of
banks. Wsde. and others The Horse Is Interior
81 suit and sale; bsinnce on credit OF SIX months
purchaser executing bond with good security and
title retained until fuIly paid
JOHN ". DAVIS, Special Com'r.
=. sale conducted by GoDpIN & APPERsoN.
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NOTICE. -.Persons wishing to send Stock over
~ the road of this company, intended for exhi
hition at the Central Agricultural Fair. must give
at least SIX days notice to the depot AGENT SO that
proper cars mas be provided n,rny
~ No Freig lit Train will run from SATIRpAY,
ed October, to TUESDAY, list day NovEM BE G II.
Freights will be received on MoMn,IA 51sn vs.
Superintendent Transportation.
OFFICE R.. F. & P. r. r. C9.,t oe lots
RICHMOND. Oct. 10, 1883.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26
Howard Association, Philadelphia

A Bcncrolcnf distribution
established by spscial EKdorsnehf =, 81
for her Relief Of The Sick and Distressed,
afflicted nth Virulcti aad Epidemic Diseases
Il VIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
of the awful destruction of human life. caused
by Sexual Diseases, and the deception practiscd
lupon the unfortunate victims of such diseases BY
hacks, several Years ago directed their Cons,lt-
ing Surgeon, as CHARITABLE ACT worthy
of their name, to opena Dispeisary for the treat
mcnt of this class of diseases, in all their forms.
and to give Medical Adrce Gratis TO all who apply
bv letter, with deaipto on eft their condition., Cage,
occupation, hahits of life, Sc.,l and in cases OF eN'
;rcme poverty to Furnish Medicines Free Of Caarye
II is needless to add that the Association commands
the highest Modest skin Of the age, and viii fur
r,ish the most approved modern Treatment =
| The Directors ofthc Associations, in their Annual
Report upon the treatment OF Sexual Diseases, tor
die year ending January lst, 1888, express the
highest satisfaction with the success which has at
tended the labers of the consulting Snrgccnin tho
cure of SpcrmatorLpa, Seminal w eakpcsss I'M
potence, Gonorlina, elect, Syphilis, the vice OF
/ Ona,,ism or Self abuse, &C., and order continu-
| ancesof tho; same plan for enc ensuing year "
The Directors on sa.review of the past, feel as
surcd that thcirlabors in this sphere of benevolent
effort have been Of great benefit TO the afflicted,
devote themselves, with renewed zcal to this yer,
| imr ortant and much dcspised, cssse.i lisne -
/ An admirable Report on SpermatcrrhGa, ~
Senina, Weakness, the vice Of Opanism, Mastur
baton, or Sclfabuse, and other diseases Of the
sexual iorans fsitl,c 'Consalfins strseon, Will
scntby mail Tin a sealed envelope. j FSecefl Gsargc
on receipt of .Tsco Stamps for postage. OtherRe'
| ports and Tracts on the nature and treatment. o
sexual diseases, diet, &C., IRE constantly being
published for gratnitous dstribusicn, and viii b
sent to the afflicted. Some of the new remcdiea
| and methods of treatment discovered during thu
last year, are Of great yaluc-
Address, Ff Report Or treatment, Dr. GEORGf
tR. CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon, Howard As
seciatipn,, No. South Ninth street., Philadelphia
Pa By order of the Directors afS,.ss -f{e
EZRA D. 'HEARTWELL, President
] GsoxcE FAiic1fIID, Secretary. "' l4ayl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26

FIR m these figures it WILDE seen that nearly one
fDugh of the total deaths in the onntryafe caused
hv consurnption 10 say nothing OF the numerous
other diseases sprineiDg from a'sisht Cold
Do not trihe with your health; but If sufernc
from cough or cod on the lungs, buy bottle OF
UoOrL4ND,S B.IsAMIC CO3DIAI,
and Won may safely count on cure. Thousands
have done so and have certified to its wonderful
effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from dis orlcrcd OF
dyspcp,ic state of the stomach, in which case The
German Bttcrs should be used In case oil weak
ness or general debility of the system, resulting
from protracted cough, the German Bltters Will
be found of great benefit.
Prepared only by DR.. c. VI. Jackson AIS Arch
Street. Philadelphia. and for by Druggists and
Storokeepcrs throughout the United States and
Caanda. Price - cents per bottle.
~ Sold in Plymouth by Pcrshing q Co.. and in
Bourbon, Ind. by Bar & Hazzard. lsylI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-26
xr Tic pa.pers Of rkmeath have al

opted the cash system IN Their business
They viii find il much more advantageous
to both publishers and patrons than the
credit system Cash OUTLAWS can he met
only BIZ cash incomes. and all publishers
in city or country. will fml the only safe
and reliable method of success in resolving
what is their due when it is Dire. All ex-
penditures of the publishing business are
IN cash, and Its receipts slIouldrbe of the
ssme nature.-Lpd. Jour