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P.,ur Horse Mail Coach.

,~xur county, running regasly tbreeti ne
vcsf and back from Fayeevilleto Tullahona; leaving
Taoa honday Wednesday and Friday nreturn leave fg
efeyie Tuesday Thursday and eauRdayt connect the nail
Favettsveand Tuah0ma, and Tor the aeocnoda
ton or passengers J. B. anith azeut At Tuahoma aood
careful drivers Ths fare hronf only tSo dea
iTI-wH SoaA n ~~--'
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ID D. D1YY 3. NJ. Perkins and others. In this Il
HI. appears from the compliments BILL which is TO,
that the defeDdans NJ Perkins, residents Of the
State Of Tennessee. 1t therefore ordered that publication be
the Nashville Onion and AsFc0h for
weeks, requiring them appear the next term Of this Court
Thursday after the third Monday in AuguEt next and plead
demur said BILL the will be taken for
fessed sgsDst them and hearing said term Of the Court
iuly8, '6O-xlt-pr's fee S3A g. NJ HAMILTON, O. & NJ.
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ERESH COIN MEAL-sA fresh supply just received
II per Railroad, and for Eale by -.
july2O BENJ. r. SHIELDS a CO.
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CASEY'S HOTEL Z
is pleasantly situated,
MOI FROET STREET, No. IL,

No. II, FROET STREET, No. Al,
(7ESo Doors South of the Public Square) 4
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
has recently Fitted up his houe the working
ness portion OF the community, at the small Of
one Dollar per Day,
For Board and Lodging for transient persons The
entirely with beds and beng and all the furniture
belonging to the with good locks keys every
room in the house well satisfied IL the travelling public
give me call they will be well pleased. 81
One dollar saved is equal TO two earned.
Come, eat. drink and be merry. .aH
N B-There is Drinking Saloon attached to the house
with choice liquors feb. 7twGm.
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RAILWAY MArrEKS


NAslsyIL1a AND cnkrTAEO0sA--4sO0 A. NJ. P NJ
TExsEssEx AND ALknAMA--4:I5 A. NJ. $500 p NJ
LouIsvELIE AID GAsHvI-az-5 A. NJ. $50 Z. y;
Gallatin Express Z. -,
EDsEFIELp AkD KKEEucEr-6:3O A ~, 2.45 I. .,
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productive soil there is in the county
State There beautiful building site, which command the
view neighborhOOd we'll in Blue Grass,
with growth Of forest Between fifty and
sixty acres fine clover growth we'll tim
herei, for useful purposes There Is also falling
purposes. 4
Those wshi purchase splendid tract Of land in fine
neghborhood with all other advantages would do we'll to
cali and see for Themselves as DESTROYS Of selling.
For terms, g, apply GLASCOCK K NEWSOM, to the
undersigned otthe premises Nh HYDE.
VT
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Is recommended.
Il has cured Thousands
who had given up all hopes
unsolicited certificates in my
The dose must be adapted
individual taking it, and rs
act gently on the Bowels.
Let .he dictates Of your
use Of the LIVER IN
will cure Liver Com
IackS, DySpepsias
= u m m err e o IA .
TT, DrOpsYs SouT
COstiVeHess, ChOls
rtl observation-disclosures
lences , a u n d I ces
eS, and may be used sue
FY Family Medis
H e A ID A G III Els las
twenty minutes, If
spO0nfuls are taxi
attack.
All whOuSe itare
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THE DRoUTH.-Fron various portions of the cOun-
try the papers speak of drouth land express
the opinion that in many localities the crops
riOusly damaged. Portions of this county are suf-
fering from the same cause, and unless have rain
in few days. the injury the crop will be r
reparable. The oats crop, which has been harvest
ed, rs much the heaviest we have had for several
years. From the best information We can gather,
there has not heen than wheat enough harvest
ed in the county for seed.--AthenS Post judy 20
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Services IN the Episcopal Churches 10 day.
CHRIST CHURcH.-Morning Prayer at s O'Clock;
Sermon, Ordination and Communion q: 10Y A NJ.
CHURCH OF THE ADvEyT.-Morning Prayer at 8
o'clock second services at 1Ol; evening services at
81 O'Clock,
CHURCH OF THE Holy TRINTY-MOruing Prayer
at o'clock second services at 10; afternoon services
and confirmation at o'clock.
ST. SrEPHENs CHURCH. Edgefeld-FulI services at
9 O'Clock, A. NJ; evening services at o'clock.
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.HE YRIENp or THE NURsFKY

Children frequent suf feres from external njues
especially from fluid and CE1pAeH- kptostOis-
fore every mother should have tbs heaiing pref
constantly hand % heals Bfs0Ss ADJ query -
the TETrER RING WORM, 90 Irspaleaf ~ -
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One Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres,

AM Offering sale, privately, portion Of my land
upon which nov live miles the city, imme
dsteiy fronting HYdess Ferry Pike. The amount
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No RAIN fET.-It has Just heen five weeks since
we have had any rain in tins part of the moral vine
yard. Everything is being literally burned up, and
still there is no appearance of rain The weather
is not quite so warm as it ten days back
Cleveland BaaRer, JilV 20
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Show us a disorganizing Democrat heretofore and
we viii show you Douglas man. We do not say
that all Douglas men are disorganizeTs, hut say
ali dlsorganizers are Douglas men. Look around
and see If it is not Sc Every disafected Democrat
IN the State Is that way, with an exception and
then.-C teUeland Banner.
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mex RIVER.

WE have $40 Land for sale in me bend Of DUO
Wv River. within miles Of Normandy on the
Duck River, Willis Banton and Ab2eT baTton'
Of the tract is bottom and level AbeC 10 aehss
several good sprBrs and Is No stock Farm We Will sell
half all tract 20 suit purchasers
&C world 40 WeI 10 come and look determ
ned 10 sell For further address H. n. Barton, Iu
lahOmS, or c. C. Brewer, Manchester. - ,,o,,
doclS-tW&Wu BREWkE q hAhION
E[~ Lyons Magnetic Insect
H. POWDER Exterminates Bed Bugs Reaches
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TKE LITTLE BEA UTY,
A NEW NOVEL.
By the Author Of The Gamblers Wife.
MARY STUART, QUEEN OF SCOTS, By Rrr-
HoLDs.
DICKENS SHORT STORIES.
THE REBEL AND THE ROVER, By H1IrL-
iunse9 JOHN YORK co
Trustees Sale.

10y virtue OF the power conferred trust deeds
executed By NJ B. RoUey, and respectively OF record In
ONCE Of the Register Of the Of Davidson TenneEsee
in book g, page IS and book No - Ia and l1s viii
day Of August 1850 at the end Of
expose pubic auction and sell fer cash the highest bidder
following slaves to WIT named Caroline about ~
girl named LIEie, about u Of and
nAmed Washington, about eight Of 10 the
debts said deeas mentioned, For particular desrp
ton aud the debts secured and the Of the
deeds, the deeds themselves referred 10.
EDWIN H. CHILDR2ss, Jrs
ienes go Trustee.
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WeakIey CountE state of Tennessoe.

WeakIey County State OF Tennessees
TN CHANCERY COURT AT DRESDEN.
Augustus Chareton and wife Ann Eliza ChAeton
c. Brashed, William G. Hill, Alexander ROuston, John H.
Winston, Hinton Hester, Lucien ". Hill ard William H.
H-Ordr of Publication. From the affidavit the bill in
appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk and Mas
ter said CUnrt that the said Lucen W Hill and William
Hi are non-resdents said residing in Buekingh
county Virginia 1t is therefore by said Clerk and Master that
the said LUcen W and william a. H ne heir answers, pleas
or demurrers said BILL before the Of said
Chancery Court be held the Court Rouse in Dresden,
aforesaid the second Monday Of July 1885, said hill will
confessed and hearing epare to them
Court 1t is further ordered that said order be
published for four successive weeks IN the weekly Union dnd
american newspaper published IN Nashville State Aforesaid.
18th day May, 1860 true copy from the Order
Book) NATHAN N. EDWARDS, q q NJ,
iune2 80 w4t-pr's fee So Of said Court.
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invj&Ora
NEVER nRRIIWTATES.

n Il Is compounded entirely from Cum anC
become established fact Standard Medicine, know
and approved by ali that have lsed it, and is now re
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NOTICE.
A LARG sTo
or =.
HARDWAREEs

SPRINGS IN PORT A II IONS.
Is offered upon most accommodating terms eslog -
Time upoa The greatest portion. and will taHs ~
comfortably Improved Farm, situated near hAentis'
vile Of Mc1iinnyilis. Tenn. - 49,, Of The
Lease OF KIkKHAE EAIm Old stany: A2P 2SII. Tenn.
MCCALL q CO., 1Hahsis.. !.
orto w. = FALL, cisrkssihs' 80
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Nomination of Delegates to the BreckIn-
ridge and Lane State Convention, 10 be

ridge and Lane State Convention, 10 be
held at Syracuse MY.
SYRACUSE, July 2O.-The Democratic Convention
for the Second Assembly District of 0n0ndaga coun-
ty called by the regular Democratic Convention Of
the District met the City Hall, in this city and
elected Johc A. Green for delegate and Jas. Jaquith
alternate, the Breckenridge and Lane State Con-
yention which meets in this city on the It'll August
Resolutions adopted the action of the
Green State Convention at meeting in this city on
the Sd of July; also the nomination of Breckenridge
and Lane, and the platform upon which they were
nominated; also heartily commenting the speech of
Daniel S. Dickinson at the late Cooper Institute
meeting.
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ArrlraI q 80 Tra pc.

ksRvILlE ARD CHaTT1EooaA-s:O0 A. SsVV
TEEEEsseE ASn kLkBAsa-l0sO0 A. n, 9 sOy n
L0UIsvILLE NAEHgItJE-3s2O A. NJ, 49,
EOskEIKLD Anp KEHEpcEY- 10 4. n. . y.
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UTAyING increased fscos for the purchase
Of Goods, offer 70 the trade th3Ergest and
most desirable stock Of Bo0tss shoes. Has ana
straw Goods offered thiB city, and prizes equal
yobbng In Louisville Charleston Philadelphia
Call and see rs determined make fis snd
Shoe Market Of The West
heb2l-d.tEkw COOKE. BAILEY 4 co
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both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANEORD'S FAMILY CATHAATIC
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable and put
in GLASS CASES. tight, and will climate.
The Family Ca tAartis PILlIisa gen
tie but active CathaTtic which the proprietor hAi
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing " demand from those who
have long used the PILLS. ard the satisfaction which
express regard to their has induced me to Psee
them within the reach OF ali. -
Profession we'll know that different Csthartcs act
on different portions Of the : bowels.
The FAMILY T. A. e TAARTbQ ~ Il IL
has with due reference to this established fact
been compounded from = variety Of the purest Vese
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
alimentary canal, and good and safe in all cas-
es where a Cathartic is = needed. such ID 9
FanPemenLs of the : stomach, sic eP
ness, Pains tn the Back and Il o N s.
COsIiveness, p a N and Soreness over
the whole b o Y, q from sudden cold, which
frequently, II neglected. : end in long Of Fe
yer Loss of Appe- = title, a Creeping SEN
SatiOn of Cold over the body, Restless
ness, Headache, or = weight in the h cad
all Inflammat ry - Diseases, Worms, in
children or Adults, Rheumat ismS glea
Purifier OF the Blood - and many diseases which
flesh heir to mention in this advertise
ment. Desc to 3. Price dimes
The Liver HnVig0ratOr and Family "a
thartic Pills tale by Druggists generality snc sold
wholesale by the trade III all the large towns.
ST W.SANFORD, MD.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 335 Broadway, N. Y.
o. WOOD CO.,
febI st. ous, Mo.
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00mFTsH

- ouINTALs large codalh just received on eonsign-
I - rent and for ale By DICKEY.
iulyf
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TAG REsTsNaTIoS or Rev DR. CoLLNs.-The stu
dents Of Dickinson College have held meeting.
and through committee express their reluctance
at parting with Rev. DIR. COLLINS, president of that
institution who retres to take charge of the State
EemSle College at Memphis Tennessee. The resolu-
tons speak of DR.. Collins sour beloved president
who has faithfully guarded all our interests and
those of our cherished institution
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Kingston Springs,

open for the reception OF visitors and after Tuesday
4 the ID day OF July Mr.. JESSIE PARRISH will
Omnibus leaving the SeNsnee House every Tuesday,
THURSDAY and Saturday O'Clock, NJ, arriving tie
springs dnner-fsre doarsOce and register Sews
nee House The medical qualities of these Springs we'll
for dyspepsia diseases Of the liver and for complaints
incident females, they unsurpassed There Eve sui
springs different qualities teses free and newly
discovered chalybtats
TermS--Per 81 so
q" Week. ........g....... & 90
- Month .-.... ..--. ~ W
Horse per 80
Children aud servants half price.
VIM. 7. TEATMAN,
z J. KREIDER,
,ysG-a r,
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bargains! Bargains !

We are offering a large stock of Goats, Vests
Shirts and Drawers for Mems and Boys wear, at cost
for cash. WARD, BERNISGHiM, & Co.,
julyI7-lm.. No. 20 Public Square.
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The Cotton movements.

We have compiled the following comparative statement the
receipts Of Cotton the ports since the LIST OF September
from the latest mail dates received at this Office:
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
TTAs universally sappaned All os- Ontmsuis and heang
applications the Eastern and Western Hempheres,
wherever ntroduced and lis irisic ner the secet
q is success IN all e1sORs. Wheihes he BE-
decidsafor dtseass.
BURNS 4 : sCALDs
instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and eaAm
nation BY tEely appliea ton Of this marvellous healer
and The fssh isrsBsE n By charm, 20 Slsmiah Or
scar remaining.
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D.v-7 49,. a. .uh.eysbsr ssout hzes weeks ssa,A
I'll dark BAY hllr9 e5e As5 - a .e aAsi
a'iirht colorei Mare Mule. -
liberal reward viii Be given for any n-ssssoe . mem ?
,,ls,avets fFr1nklin PIE
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no rRArEEEns BY s la Asp LaND.

vsis., and every other ind
fbr,Jgs him uithin the
SION, IRE. or e0ilisi0E, shodl'i
Rxtrsctor 3 his lest and only
and cheap. and should ever
jnnsd There are Thousands
TO is marvellous virtue. gh0
muscles 20 rs saving efficacy
theLtddfng dtssdsss for which
EXTRACTOR isa PRBVEN-
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bargains in Shoes,
Wishing TO reduce our STOCK before making
our Fall purchases, we have selected on. an as
sortment of boots, shoes and CATERS for Mems
Boys, Ladies, Misses and Children, of light sum
mer wear, which we will sell at COST FOR CASH !!
Most of them are good shoes
FARRAR, DIsNCKEs & Co.,
julyI3-lm. No. As College street.
Heads Reports.
Copies of the first volume of HEADS Reports are
deposited, and will remain for subscribers and
others wishing to buy, until the LIST of September
next with the Clerks of the Supreme Court at Jack
son. Nashville and KNOXVILLE, the Clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court az Memphis, and the Clerk of the Com
mon Law Court at Chattanooga.
June l4-dtw&wtf
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bargains i'm Shoes

may address j. A. ".
Postoffice Box 1859, CDcNNATI, ONO. jyI6-3t.
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MYSTERIOUS AND ATROcIoUs MURDER.-In the neigh
borhOOd Of Wayland Springs in this county. on last
Saturday, was found the body of Happy Jack, free
man Of color, and also of a white woman, by name
Mrs. Williams, in a dreadfully mangled condition,
having, il is supposed. been exposed TO the dogs
hogs and vultuFes, for about a week. The half
brother and the husband of half sister of the de-
ceased, are now undergoing trial before COM
hitting Court of this county upon suspicion of hav
ing perpetrated the foul and bloody crime.-Ldle-
receburg Sentinel July q.
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Lyons Magnetic Pills.
ARE CERTAIN DEATH TO RATS AND MIcR.
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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Mix water in the lnvigOratOr, and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from pure vegetable put
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CITY NOTICES.

CT. RASDLE, Secretary.
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giving their mon.
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tseO, ePRING GOODS. 1850.

Orders carefully alIsd aud Goods promptly fOrwarei
M Bessesax Ginseng and Feathers aEen "a exchange.
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The CROFs.-The' severe drought which IS now
visiting u.s. fear will prove disastrous TO thetar-
ers. The crops which looked promising few
weeks since, are now literally burning up for
want of rain. Fields of corn which were put in
without much previous preparation, such as deep
ploughng in the spring aud subsequent cultivation.
show the visible effe Cts of bad husbandry Unless
we get rain soon eves the best and most judicousy
cultivated fields will be cut short Of what they might
produce.
We have no reliable information from the cotton
and tobacco fields but presume that these plants
will not suffer much the grain crops.-IreHtoH
Democrat, JUy2l.
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their profession, and predict that their manage
rial career will be a brilliant and profitable one.
They are experienced, talented and deserving gen
tlemen, and can hardly fail to conduct the Theatre
In such manner TO meet the cordial approba-
ton of the patrons of the Drama. Their first sea-
son we understand, commences carly in September
next-GGsette Of yesterday.
The gentlemen who have leased the Theatre have
considerable experienee-the latter having been
connected with Theatres in the Ole World as well
as the New Mr.. EYERErT has been connected with
the Theatre IN this eiy long enough to know what
the the Theatre-gOers Of Nashville require in order
20 SECURE their patronage. One essential is good
stock company Il nsust not be composed of the re-
fuse Of other Theatres. Mr.. CRISP started out last
season with very fair company-perhaps the best
that has appeared Oh our bOards-but only a
few weeks elapsed until the best members
were withdrawn and sent elsewhere, their
places being supplied by very inferior act
Ors, until some four or five only were
left At the commencement of the season the Thea
tire was filed but after these changes were made,
the crowds dwindled until it was the exception to
find paying house. The new lessees are witnesses
Of what we here recapitulate, and we doubt not
they will profit by what they have SEEN They know
that the Nashville public will not patrOnise theatre
with an inferior company. We hope the new
lessees will SCI out with the determination to do
well or do nothing.
Another essential is comfortable hOuse--what
we have not had for years Our citizens will not
leave their pleasant rooms 20 find amusement in
place the temperature of which Is little better than
that of the street
We wish the new lessees abundant success, and
we feel quite sure they have only to consult the
tastes and comfort of our theatregoers TO reap
sess.
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10On SALARY FOR ALL WHO SIC

2 J, khEIDEk,
juns27-2n SUperintendents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-05
DR.. GuySOtt'S
EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK
AND
Sarsaparilla.

The Grat Purifier cf the
Blood.
An infsilihle remedy f,r
ScROFTLA. kING'S EVIL
RHEUMATISM. OBSTIN-
ATE CUTANEOIS ERCF-
TToNs. PIMPLES or PUS-
TTLES ON THE FACE,
BOfL>, BLoTtHES. cHiRO-
NC SORE EYES. RING
WORM or TETTER, EN-
LARGENE<T AND PAIN
IN THE BONES or JOINTS
STU BBORN ULCERS, SY-
PHIL1TIc DlsoRDERS.
LCNBAcO, SPINALCOM-
PLANTS, and all diseases
arising from IN tnjudicious
usc Of Mercury, Impru,irnce
cf Life, pr Impurify of the
Blood. This great sltcra-
tive medicine and purifier
If the bIoosi e. now u~ed by
thousands Of grateful pa
ficnfs. from all PARTS 81 the
United States, who testify
daily Of the remarkable
Cur-<. performed by the
greatest Of all medicines.
GUys"TT's EXTRACT OF YkL-
Low Dock AND SsRsArARII-
Ia, Neuralgia. Rheumatism.
Scr"fula. Eruptions On the
skin. Liver diseases. Fevers.
Ulccr Sorrs, Affections Of
the kidneys. Diseases Of the
Thruat, Female Complaints.
Pains, aud aching Of the
Bones and Joints, are Sped
ily put TO flight. by using
this great and in~sfimahle
Remedy. forall disease %
the blood, nothing has yet
been found 20 compare with
IT, II clcanscs the sy<sem
of all impurities, acts gent
" and efkcrntls on the
Liver and Kidneys. strength
ems the Digestion. give tone
to the Stomach, makes the
skin clear aud hsRlfhy and
RESTORES the Constitution en-
fceblcd by Disease, or brck-
On down Nv the excuses cf
youth, 20 pristine viyor and
strength
The Press, Hotel Keepers.
Magistrates, fhysiriass. ssd
Public Men. well known IN
the community. al add their
testimony to the wonderful
effects Il this great Blood
Purifier.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-05

There viii be a regular meeting Of the Members
Of the VI ,rshall County Agricultural Society held
n the Court House in Plymouth, on Saturday, the
18th day of August, 1860, Mt O'Clock. r. NJ. All
the directors OF the Society are particularly request
Ell to attend there is important business, which
il is their especial duty to transact. We wish to
see every member and friend Of the Society at that
time. Come let Us reason together, and perhaps
We mly do each other anil the Society some coed.
Bv order Of JOSEPH EVANS, Pest
MARX CUMMINGS, Secv.