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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-28

Plain & Ornamental Win
dow and Door Frames
and shutters;
Hosting Machines for
Stores;
Iron and Glass Pavcments
made strong and water
tight, admirably adapt
ed to light up cellars
and vaults;
Street Crossings. Crate
ings, Lamp and Hitch
ing Posts;
Vaults and Vault Doors,
and Jail Work, &c.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-17

I ErrERS pf .lininistraiion on the estate
IL n Moses and Mary \. Brown, deceased
vrrc granted to the Undersigned by the coui-
ty Court d'iIarrison County, pertaining to the
cstalcs of deceased persons At the April Term,
A. u 1889.
This il, therefore, TO notify all persons having
claims against said estate, to pr,scnt the same
for payment within the time prescribed By law,
and thosc'indebted, TO wake miaol.tc payment
W. &. MANSON.
JAMES II ATKINS,
Administrators.
.Inly 9 1859. 81 on.
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NEW. WORKS.
SHORTLY TO re ISSt tD.:
4 q. T. y rs w a y II ED.

FCNlIE fub-crihor respectfully in ~,-t-
! forms the public gcncrly that LslxD
she Is now. extensively engaged 10 AZ
! publishing some very valuable Books and oilers
GREAT INDICTMENT TO AGENTS
to engage in 'he salc of them BY Subscription
AZ his works are sold in no other way
| Those wishing an Agency, can find Specimens
ut an limcs at lh, PUBLISHERS Office.
: one Of our most valuable Books IL
TUE PICTORIAL FIELD. BOOK or THE
REVOLUTION or, Illn'tratioy by Pen
and 'rcnlit Of the History, Biogavhs scene
,y.' Rci.s aud rrrlilion. OF thc War of ipfc.
pond.Hcc-by Bcii.oy j Losing. Two 81.
u.ias ROYAL Octave, containing upHarl of
F1ieo. H.Hdrd Page ad EiT9 Hmdfed
The preparation Of this work Occupied. tie
Atthor many years. during which'he travelled
nearly ten thousand miles n oflcr Ia visit tho
prs'rucnl .cenes Of the 'ieyoluiion, elIher up
local traditions, al aPiorc The rvcofd' and
h-t1rir..
TIL prime obi :. Of thc Aplh1r was 70 repro
duce thr History 81 tha American Revolution in
such an ai,ractis msunHra s 70 cu'Ira m Youth
or M country to r1 The wonderful STORY aHl
ba.,m. familiar a.d. the founders so. oar ltpHh
runi Oh vI'gs ct their labor The mHua
iu which b. has beaa arranged aul -e. tsi1 ru-
dea. u up I-.s attractive io Coo general DaadHr
than 10 iho ripe scholar of m'.e mature year.
Explanatory note are given 90 teeft page.
and It'v bisstit aed -O' b o. "a5 maH dl=
'ir.u -b.l u tI. ,seHt4 OF n, Revolution.
\ eup.ou- Analytical luds BE- given a. The
cIs.e ~ ihc $ SD Nulyu. embracing eighty
dyo c'o-' printed page. Fis Is in iselt
a complete -yups Of 'he History and liinE
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WILLIAM ss,sELl,e = CO,


u1OU LD say 10 ttr Planters gusnsallv thal
w they are nov Manufacturing CsatR O1au
Of an improved psissrn, ~khh IN ItAeaso 4
t,rsit sptvl Of ginning. and c>celiene~ n Ampse.
are uhsarrn.-.d ~ any Gir bsdr, eisArs
\ or,h or S,uih The journals IT thr cslias1Pss
run in water boyes 1N~d with hahhitt's nefas,
thereby doing away With sriction almost cstirc,
". Tie brush shah Is fzss.Aed up n hrt4 u
brush. SO AZ to proven, cotton 'tls3ing asoai,d.
frequently causing the Gin 10 take 6rr.
We also manufacture Corn Mills lof any s;sc
aud -nalit..D which hav, repeatedly trsn vc'
nsuncesi 20 t.e the bst flosso MilIs in sss'.--
They are MI gesred to t,c run without crosi.sl|
tie bind, ard .nre ''d'cd. do.n AZ there GO
no giving why. as il sometimes tlr CO. ~
ssoee that are only wcise-fss'cns,i.
Our Factory is.localsl 4, Min,tp C1ea
Parish, Ia. where we have. ample lhcilisi
uaksg apn two to Tires hundred -taal
anmnn AID a. iuauy mills. shoald !Is,,tfsA
'ir,' 70 Try our Gins t'or they are I'll warrsg1
they can riflr-s n. al itf above r,esN
plaee. whet. 'isir. orders vii always
,irici attention. -
We ar. ~outh,rn .mcu anil 90 in for -
mnuhaciuns.
4 W. would r'..I those unao naiuie, With d
ems. 30 ti,r gentlemen named below
j u Tavlet ~ nele .iee . Marshall. Texas
.Iudee Joseph Meaor.
u II Jainss
I.ey " 4 Hin.
Bgy. Istury War.
L-unrl langley Ulsit 2minp'.
Vii " 4 T'le. 81"
col John NJ Jones jeff rsor, rass Co, TsNaf.
y H. Freeman Esq. " O..
:. +. Nu.eley. t.sq-
lion. j u. Henderson Cass Co. Texas.
Col Wills Whtiakcr.
= + AdridSr. upShgr Co.. 1exs-.
John Ellis. d"
lir Jonathan Adams. Harrison to. Texas
Dsl Nnr CLARK. Sliirry I.asue. larrison 20
Texas.
sApr. lsi'- .iu2s:6mi
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WAR ~ MExMO ~!
Peace |espaircd Of in Europe.



N1E are receiving another LARGE Stock OF
w Spring and Summer Good. and Will here
tender our sincere thanks 10 "A aenerous public
AMI particularly TO our odd friends and customers
who have sopd by a. 40 thesr many years
We viii further add that W. have advertised
Npe, feaHg aitd Go,esahg, and has repeated tht
Old tale 80 often that h has become stale. and
now foi thr il ha ceased jn'orsf tiHi DO order
10 iill a SPADE in the paI.r and give the printer 70
chance. will remark, that wc have b.en with ydu
for nearly iilen ycars, and Gow oli'r our pa.
e'ou.luc a. an Indication 81 orr future crtur TO-
business. We think our interest and yolr- %
m'i-inl one. " you still think rs wo'thy ofrou.
hd3nco, we sAall be- MOST happy 10 sgFe you,
giving You all the advantages Of or pas, q.
~ nee IN buying and ceiling good Go1ds. snd
cheap Goods ut snch prices {. both YOU and ne
can live REsl. believing that our present
stool; lwhe, complete viii f.r surpas- any thai
w have ever brought ont both IN quantity. qaa
lii. and cheapn'.Fs ana, would most respectfully
call your attention To uir stock OF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-17
| aides Fall and Winter Dress Goods.

,,,p,, 4. and Fancy Articles generally to which
in,i,r the attention IS an buyers, aud espec-
',lly our old 1rienA- aud customers. i.
,,,ulcr : $50 i i'm
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uus nOxFOCy'S ACADEMY.

Mr. T. W HoSFnE, school WIN reopen on
,ths ith NJ Scp,epber. Her patrons NV le'rl
of her arrangements for music by calling upon
her. 90,
Marshall August 10th.
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lust Received AMI l'f .aie by Il. g. ''ne
y a CO., large biIl Of Mea aud Boys !la'.
had Caps including an the Latest style aei
qualities, also Is daz.bcst Wool Hat 81 m'
\ugn,, o; So. No50. I'm
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j,oots and shoes.

August o. -. \
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
HEALTH VIII HOUT PnYSlC:
AlPRIZE ESSA Ynn NERTOIS Disc Isl

~ RlEE Es>E,1 lOHIfERt OCN Dft,B JsIS>-
Just published, the 25th thousand, in sealed en-
yeiope, price 10 cents; scnt, postpaid, 10y the
Publishers, for stamps: ~
A MEDICAL, ESSAY on THE PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION
and Decay of the frame from Indulgence, Infcc-
ton and the injurious consequences of Mercury,
Hnh heiuiOdern mtans Of care. .fat9 +
BY r. ]. .CULVERWEIL VI. ID.
Member OF the Royal College ofSurgeons, &c, &c
Ij-Spernmtorrhea, or Seminal EmissiCn ms, Ner-
vous Debility, lmpOtency, Loss of Energy, DcJres-
sion of Spirits, Timidity, Diseases of the Sexual
Organs, and lmpcdimentS to Marriage generally
are promptly anil efcCtally cured by tho Authors
novel and most successful mode of treatment. by
means of which the Invalid can regain pristine
health without having recourse to dangerous AND
expensive medicines
From the London Lan.ct.--'The best TRAITS,
erer rriten subject Of rtdt Importance 10 al ueI
irorfLy Che AUTHORS eraled reputation .
Address the Publishers: c. ], c. KLINE & Co,
lst Avenue, cor. 18th street, Post Box 1856, New
York City. FEB 3-l3m3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

,r@FLow OF SrfRrrs.--Another occurrence ol
this e,iarater occurred at Bousbon on Monday night
I,s.- The sane Individual that hrst commenced
the bssiness Of liking the spirits run, Was the Sole
operator on this occasion He seems to be deter
mins< "a keep the place clear of ert spirits espec
ally. He succeeded in drying up the establishment
this time as efectusy he did in his first attempt
The owner Of the spirits We understin1, came te
this place en- Tuesday to commence prosecution
against the DESTROYER of his property. but whether
he did or not we have not heard.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

DrEo-Mrs J,yr Sruacsox, four or Eve weeks
since, of Paralysis ft
Also, J,uEs P. HoipsrocK. Esq. an elderly
disc Use, above.
Also, Mrs. BoyEwnr, wife Of I'm B,neweit,
very suddenly on the - inst OF the slime disease
Ms b. ate hearty supper ~ usual, and before
midnight corpse
The above per. oEs all resided in the same neigh
berlopd. deceased near the slime time and of tho
SINE disease, Paralysis.
Tacse rather uncommon occurrences and "a
us seem quite s1rangc. Ii there exists any pccu
liar Tor the prev ilcn-c ol tlS am mt IN the
vicinity Of where the abIvc lived. We hope our
Physicians will nlire int, it an give Us the result
oi their inses.isi atoms TOR publication.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

NOMINATIONS, &s.4East Saturday Pursuant e
notice the Republicans and Democrats Of Center
,ernsAiiessetiptss men rs=eccsise eeascsafsnssapd
mtde nominations As follows:
FoR fThusrEE. iit
Rep. D l",A..
N F.-sffis1esTss. ,,lI.I,r. NaA-pf f' TsNT'N
NJ - c,mm;urs. Henry Mcfarland.
-FoR CoxsTAsLEs.
&c. Co.. III So. ais%;i
Itf,a Yea kno~nAflct, that regularly drilled
army can accomplish more IN the way of lighting,
tban one little verscd in mi tars tactics This rise
holds good in other departments ofl'fs-and when
,aken advantage of by pcitirsl parties,t tolls with
,ow stfh eH>csin their hvor. Ithss been asserted
bymen of no common ssgacity that the Democratic
party is more iiiebte party drill for its success
t.at to the many principles it Is its peculiar prov
iuee to advocate Certain it : that its members
have been Democrats lin name atitssf) in township
and emnfy, as sell asin Site amt National cleo
tions-thev have eaten and slept Democrats.
talked temperance and religion as Democrats-in
short IN v have been Democrats, FIRST last and
fsrerer, (at times-)
The reward foe their futhfalncs has been sue
60 success. success. until their opposers nave
cems to the conclusion that the only way to defeat
them Is to /. at them with their own weapons
The EepubIicaa party has pursues tins course IN
otcr places with good results. and there Is no valid
r,,.on whv IL should rot do here The opposition
Srst set ON f;,ot the movement IN the canning cleo
t;on and they musi be met with well organized
force, else they cannot DC driven back
The Democratic candidates, for auSht we kno"
q, the contrary, nav be almost as good men as
acme OF our candidates. and were We a Democrat
We might be in luced to vote for one or two them
But a . Rrpsbliera we cannot, We -oHJfa not 10
vote Cor them or any OF them whilst we have ms
fit men ON own ticket
Then. Republicans, every vo.er Of You IN tins
COUNTY, remcmber that YOU are n Ter special obi
cation to 90 10 tic polls next Monday and cast your
vote. for the no ninccs of your party Then it we
are beaten, We can console ourselves with the
reflection that thers WAS not enough OF u.s.
Tn. Rrpub lean party .'expects every man to 90
his duty
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

LuxsEa AID Asa2s--During the past week sew
erai esn~Sae have been visiting the mills of :his
county yith4 yer 70 the purchase ofIunber One
genta1nk1sSsh the employ of Bosom company,
has The refusal Of most pf the lnpber for sale ip @
vi,i1vfssene or two weeks henoe- He infent1D
shipping his humber to Boston, Mass.
p9qA 15qpitJ We 1easn that there are more thar
thirty NE INV mills in flis county Some estimate
rims. - Y bet made known mi i've US ~
oxsc< nd1,5cr He viii give Ihe aame n be public
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

New GooDs.-Our merchants filing up thei,
essses With new stocks Of goods preparatory to do
in. larger spring business The sidewalks are
encountered il a number of places with dry good,
boxes, &C., &c. Wcbelicve there arc some cigh
dry sssds stores in this place. besides large nuns
Der Of other stores. vinnclge & Brother are go
ing into the dry goods business and have employ
cd Mark Pomeroy, Esq, TO assist them.
We presause We shall have many fine things To
say in the course Of a few weeks. about beautiful
goods, for all our merchants advertise.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

MISS ADELIA SaEnMsS-The little girl that com
.mi.tcd so many verses week before last and, whose
age VIC guessed at as thirteen = onlSa little moro
than eleven wears ofage. Last week she memor-
lied a larger number than ever bcforc--one thous
anc and ninety.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

Is socI.sIEs--ofthis week will lie held as follows
Presbyterian this evening at the. house of Danic
Brown. ESQ, and tie Methodist, On Fridoy eve
ming at the residence of Mr.. IF. vanvalken
burg ~
We do hope these societies will each special.
deputise some proper persons to acquaint ms from
time to time with places, &C., Oftheg meetings
Labor and time necessary for offensive inquired?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
No Wonder he was Thankful.
u Read AID judge for Yourselves.

rochester, October ID, ST.
Mes srs. FLEMING BRos.
GenfLmen; Having experienced the beneficial
effects of d.. VI Lines Celebrated Liver Pills,
prepared BY you, ltake great pleasure in recon
mending them to the public. | feel warranted in
saying, that they crfGi1 crre for E-rr cog,-
painfs and all bIiioas disrases no IN liter how diff
ficult r long dist ,ncc- myself WAS afflicted with
this dreadful disease for over two years anil oil |,
how thankful | am that heard of these Pills |
purchased of one of your sgcnts three boxes and
before htd finished the third box was copletcis
cured | verify believe, hut for DIR. M'I.anc's
Liver Pills, i should have now been in my grave !:
but a. 1t Is, am now enjoying the best Of health.
and stsni living " illness of the efficacy of DR.
MLANE'S LIVER PILLS. Resides recovering
my health, consider rIat hive Saved in pocket
some two or three hundred dollars physicians fces
This Testimony / give sou with the greatest pleas
ure, and hope it my do something toward. making
these inrapsblc Pills known to ali who arc suffering
with liter complaint. WILLIAM HISS.
H Traveller IN Western New York. :"
IL Purchasers VIII be careful to ask for DR..
M'LAyE's CELEBRATED yERxIrueE, manufactured
by FLzxrSe Bnos. Of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
Vcrmifugcs in comparison ara worthless. DR..
VI l. ,nc's genuine Verm;fusc, also his celebrated
Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores. None yenuiae ritsouf The signatrrc Of
[l6l 49,. .f..-I ~ FLEMING BROS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

p. L. w. & &. X. R.-The Stockholders OF tn,
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad thi
week elect new Baarl Of Directors, which new
Boarl will choose officers for the ensuing YEAR
We lcarn that A. L. Wheeler. Esq, of this place
fer pany years an influential director of this road
viii nos again accept adirectorship.
Next week We shall probably be able to give tn
result tie doings of the Sfot khoders and Beard
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

BouRBox-so friend informed us-is in a pros
Of erection, among which is large Touring mill
We have forgotten the names of the parties who
are building this mill, else should give them viii
pleasure. NV Bourbon increase in size Till it i
nearly us large as Plymouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

MARRIED-On the 9TH inst, by Rev. Nathan
L. L,rl. Mr. REUBEN ). LEvu.Rr, OF La Porte, to
IS VI. J. cellars, daughter Of Mr.. s. Cellars,
of G.een township, VI usllall County, Ind 80
In Msl,waka, on the Ash inst, at the residence
of the brides father, by Rev. w. 5. Birch. Mr..
Couxr 5. Srrrr, formerly OF this place. to Miss
ELIZABETH VI. Collins. of Mshaw.ki.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

LITERARY PArERs The New York Ledger
Frank Leslie's illustrated Newspaper, New York
Mercury. Weekly NoveIIette. Flag of our Union
and number Of other similar weekly papers, are
kept Cor sale at the Literary Depot of Messers
George Lindsey AMI Ale welton. both clever and
accommodating young men, in DIR. Lemons Drug
Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

! Auction AND rHE ,EDwARDs HoUsSrrEor sever
Al DAYS past thc fusnare of die Els ards House ha
been selling at auction, and We are happy to lear
at a. fair prices as couidhave been expected.
Capt. o. IL 2. Bailey, viii probably 500
tske charrc of this House.. - 81 I'll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

NJ We take pleasure in calling the attention OF
of our readers to the series of articles furnished
this papcrby Major John T. Lansenbargh. anu
Warren Taylor, Esp, now in course Of fss;slica
ton t.t. f.-rr
These gentlemen arc entitled to. and VIC kno~
thev fcesixe, tho thanks OF our readers for these
Interesting communications. Mr.. TAYLOR fully sus-
Gins his reputation Of our best writers, and
the "RErRAr PROM Moscow Is ono Of the most
interesting "reminiscences OF its kind. with which II
been our good fortune to meet The articles oil
both these gentlemen will wellrepaya careful pc
rlsal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

II Rice & Smith have just reeeised-an ar,
o7ening new and splendid stock OF goods Ad
ycrtiscment next week
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

CIR en- Township Re pub icau Convention.
The z publican ofGrcen township arc request
on Thursday, NTch 3lst, at o'clock, p m, for
the purpose ofnominatins cmdidaies for the ya,i-
GUS oil .cs to be flied at the ensuing April election
All &C requested to attend. ....r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

TnK J,rL-ls now kept by Mr.. George Pomerc,
vice Mark Pomcroy, Esq.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
Surveyors Notice.

Ihayc appointed I. MATriNGLY a. my -agen
at Pyma,ltlL Persons sishinSthci lands siirveyc
by, calm. on him can have all necessary arrange
nents made for that purpose, 81 = !"
Jan. 27-l5 '.s,.l .Shrucyor w. C.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
Balsanlic Cordial

THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, Hoarseuess, Bron
chtis, Pneumonia, Diseases Of the Bolrsls arising
from Cold, Incipienf Consumption, and for the re-
lief and If ut all possibIe) cure of Patients in ad-
RANGED stages Of The latter disease.
This celebrated preparation, like the Bittcrs, may
be confidently relied on. 1t is designed for class
of diseases more general and moro fatal than any
other to which the people OF this country are sub
iect-thosc sprngnig from 'shgh cold" That
eminent authority, DIR. Bell, says: 81 will not say
that Colds are to our inhabitants what the PLggue
and letIOr Fcrer are to those of other countries;
but can confidently that they usher in disease
of greater completely and mortality than these
latter ntI
further proof of the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from common cod'' may be seen by a
glance at the following statistics, taken from the
records of the Board OF Health of Philadelphia
confcssedly one of the most healthy localities in
the Uniun:- ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

Rry. HExRY CHavcE-Thc temperance lecturer
f,,;,;,r,x kpownas the sBuckErE BRosD ix.
Il dcad--so rumor SAYS. We sincerely hope thai
this report is untrue. though tits said TO come from
Mr.. Bucsm IN, Of Tippecanoe township, who has
isf returned from visit to Stark county. Ohio aSid
Who, rumar further s,ys, witnessed the death scene
We have not conyerscd with Nr- Backnl'n, noI
have we seen notice of Mr. Ci.ncc's death IN any
of exchanges hut If lily be true-if it h''
pleased Col in His providence tn transfer the old
and tried .'B -o,d-AI" from ;lie Temperance ba"a
,ualssf to tl,c Temperance HOST rRIusPHASr-we
can truly exclaim, "A great man has Departed from
US"
All OF eur citizens will remember the ssc7ins
s~rms whieh he usrd in depicting the effects of the
,su,ux tr.isc upon communicative he denounced
tac'rumscflcr aah stsstchc,l cut helping hand t.
his vicfim--how he CONFUSED with laughter and
moved his congregation ia tesrs--.tll know that he
has resc led men from drunkards' graves ~ha will
Prove bright and shining lights in the cause often
pcrancc and who will c ustrouS -tars j" his crown
Of everlasting glory How h,rlt il to realize that
~ ~ tsug,,c stTlle and shat tat voice is hushed
Batwe should not complain. for VIC know that at the
rs-hf hand of the Eternal Chance i swelling that
srialnph,nt temperance shout which shall echo
through the courts OF glory throughput eiress e
terni,y. a8t $50
Let his h,ls he b,r ed by tie s;ilc OF tie pure
anil gushing fDdnt,in, or the bd'ss oftlie mu "i"r-
i~-ssrssrs,< ke<r CRY i al foods shall Cause the
violet and the rsse to ssason DER his ErsVr--at
ta-:n- the poser by "a the s. 81 with rHcir swce'
fagrance--and pn 70 tombstone let tins insert
ion ne found s-HE FELL WITH His ARhoR
ON.,f.,.I III 9 ri -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

IN EARN ES =!

The undersigned desires to say to those IN
dcbtcd to him that he cann)t grant lon Ger in
diligence. He does not wish TO put any one to
costs, vet, he win be compelled, unless the abo,
is complied with Immediately, To resort to lcga
means to enforce collections.
VI rch l1-l9 JOHN GIPE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
Jan, 14Ia
DIR. Roback,s srnndinaviaa Remedies

The cnrcs accomplished by these great Swedisl,
medicines would be ipcrelblc if thcy were not at
tested hy the parties themselves over thSir own
names. DR. Roback, Che discoverer and sole pro
prccr ofthese famous rcstoratrcs Is now prep,ring
for publication his list of OURS for 1855, with the
names, residences, etc., ofthc pattntss mlny OF
whom had been told By their family plry scians that
there N, help, they must die. The ficulty are
thunlcrstruck. They never Dire incl of the posi-
bility of compounding q preparation capable of
reachin. tae seatordisc3sc pthebloOd, and resto-
ring the fiaid 10 Healthy condition, with absolute
c,rtainty. All diseases of the stomach. liver bow.
'cls kidhcys, serre 6. skim glands and mu-cles, are
infslibt removedby the Blood Purifier ard Bood
Pills.z See advertisement. EE EfhHI
; UTT > TIME TABLE III u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
MANY VOTERS.

Tippecanoo Township Republican Con,
ycnfiOn.
The Republicans of 'Ifppccanos township vii
meet at rippccaaoctown on Friday, April l., 1889
a; o'clock, p. m, for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for the Offices to be filled the cnstin.
April election. ~ is.a MANY w rEaS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
TAfLoRlNel

We have in our employ a frst-class TAILOR
who will execute all orders connected with the bu
sipess on Short Notice and Low Prices, and viii
warrant Material. Workmanship, and Fit. A
general assortment of Cloths, CassimcFcs, Vest
inss, and Trimmings on hand ,'''s 3