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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

In 1S47, the town of Lamdschutz, in
Bavaria, was the residence of an enterpris-
ing young blacksmith, named Louis s.
who on arriving at years of maturity. was
so insane as to fall in love with young
and lovely daughter of wealthy burgher.
The daughter returned the affection of the
fond Vulcan, and they were picturing all
sorts of elaborate bliss which their future
was to be decorated, when the "stern pa
rient" discovered his daughters tender
proclivities and fell into towering rage.
Mynheer ripped ont some gross of Tenton
ic oaths, mentioned "ter tyvel' disrespect-
fully many times and valiantly informed
Louis S. that if he entered his house
again. he would give him perpetual agony!
The ignored mechanic managed to have a
last interview with his Susan that was her
name made exhorbitant drafts of sweet
ness from her nectarine lips, swore by lager
and pretzels that he would be faithful unto
death-meaning faithful unto Susan-and
immediately took passage with his bosom
friend-Mynheer Johan Hersberger. for
the land Of the brave and the home of the
free," which of course is "desc United
States" This happened on the 18Th of
April. The ship Calois, in which they
sailed. had very temptestuous time of it;
on the 9th she was struck amidship by a
blundering English vessel. and went down
with all on board, save our hero and the
buoyant Johan. These worthless manaee cd
to get cool seat on friendly plank. and
were tossed about by the waves until the
vessel city of Glasgow. on her way to
Philadelphia. hove in sight. and her noble
hearted crew rescued them. On arriving
in the city of Brotherly Love. Mynheel
Hsrschberger displayed his aristocratic
procliyitses, by apprenticing himself TO e
artistic barber; bat the lover travelled des.
oIatsly on foot; TO the county of Shnks n
Ohio, where he commenced to work ct hi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

trade. and was soon partner in the four
fishing shop of his former employer. He
was fine young fellow, intelligent good
natured. and honest, and soon made enough
money to invest a certain amount in out
side speculation. Forgetting the girl he
left behind him in Faderland, he courted
and married the buxom daughter of far
mer in Holmes county. in 1850, and in
1852 he purchased a fine farm, and went
to farming. After presenting her liege with
four pledges. !" the wife died in june last,
and Louis was left widower.
Meantime, the news Of the loss of the
ship Calois, with all her crew and passcn-
gers. had gone back to Germany; and poor
Susan was almost killed by the supposed
death of her lover. She refused to comb
her hair; let her dress go unlocked; wore
dilapidated shoes; shrank with horror from
Switzer cheese, and did other things calcu-
lated to produce general impression of
AFFECT misery. New suitors sought her
hand in vain she still hoped against pro-
liability, and returned true to her first love.
In 1924 Herschberger wrote to his friends
in Bavaria. informing them of the escape of
Louis and himself from the sinking vessel,
but failing to say anything about the mar
riage of his friend. This letter was pub
lishcd in a German paper and fell into the
hands of the faithful Susan
Her delight on learning of her lovers safe
ty may be imagined; thonai she knew not
in what part of tbs country he was staying
nor Whether he had remained faithful to his
s>ws. In 1858. her father died. leaving
her his entire fortune. One day, in July
of 1889, while purchasing goods in a store
in Landschutz, Susan CHANGED to pick up
q paper called Der Deutche in Ohio, pub
lished by her brother Roby, formely of
Holmes county, Ohio. Almost the first
paragraph that met her eyes was one that
noticed the death of Louis wife. Notwith-
standing the new insight of her lovers
character this intelligence gave her, the
faithful girl determined to go to the man
she loved above all others; and on the fol-
lowing day she took passage in ship sail
ing for this country. On the 2lst of De-
cember she arrived safely at the house of
Louis. in Holmes county. and overpowered
that thriving individual with mingled c.
motion ofjoy and astonishmcnt. On the
10th of FEBRUARY 1860, the long separated
pair were joined in the bands of holy we'd
lock. and our story goes no further.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

II aMPS-Fluid, Camphe le, Oil, Hand Sos>
4 pension and Bracket, at W. A. 8 eo's,fu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

We are permanently located ia Plymouth
with just the stock, friends, that will suit YOU We
are determined that no Man, Woman or Child.
Sin all the regions round about" shall undcrsel
us-and respectfully solicit your patronage-con
dent that in the variety, quality and low prices OF
our stock we can suit every one wishing ANYTHING
in our line. Ii. b. DICKSON L co.
April 81. 1884
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

ACS and Bceswax wanted i, exchange for
NJ, Goods at the Mammoth Hardware Store Of
flil 80 BUcK & ToAx. a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12
DIR. ROB1CK'S
Scandinavian Remedies


When Dr. RobAck, the celebrated Swedish Physician in
toduced his Blood Purifier and Blood Pills in the United
States he forth in plain language their curative
ties. This years ago. The task of recommending
them has since been taken out OF his hands Enlightened
whose character for sound Judgment and philosophy,
gives their opinions weight in the community, who
Observe reflect and make douby SURE before
they dcce-are every where approving urging the
Of these wonderful Preparations. All who confdc in the
wisdom and honesty Of this class, who chose TO invcs
gate for themselves Of mind this important
subject.
Dr. Roback invites the attention of the sick TO the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from members Of the Medical Profession Editors of public
journals well known Merchants and Farmers, and Ladies
the highest rcspcctabIity giving of exracri
nary wrought by the remedies, Of which they
themselves
EYE WITNESSES.
These parties may be consulted personally or by letter.
by those who have any doubt upon the subject The evil
dence possession of Roback which ali times
cessible to the public, establishes the following
FACTS:
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS have
been proven by analysis to
CONTAIN NO MINERAL;
That they cure the almost universal complaint
DYSPEPSIA
with maerrag certainty and very short time That af-
ter all other medicines proved useless they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore the health and strength of the sufferer That
SICK FEMALES.
who have anguished for years in helpless weakness and
dependency recupcrae with great rapdty under their in
MIGRATING operation That all sexual disabilities
we'd BY their cordial and gently stimulating properties
Tha; they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
however they may have been tried with and abd that
their direct tendency cnhen life and enjoy
able That operating directly upon the poison Of disease
The Blood, they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
and discharge from the SYSTEM every faint Of scrofa,
whether hereditary otherwise That they
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED,.
and that there no disease Of the Stomach and Bowels the
liver the nervous system skim glands muscles in
which they do not give pront re, and f administered
before the very citadel Of Life has been invadcdD eec
painless and perfect crre-
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
per bottle or Is per half Dozen OF the Vegetable Blood
pills. Is cents per box or 5 boxes for 81. 4tss.
For sale in Marshall County by Blain Co., Plymouth
Robert Cornwall Bourbon Ransom Manchester Lycur-
gus John Kesser. Bloomngsburg, Dr. wm stangc, Bre
men, and by Druggists and Merchants generally hroushcu
the Union. s [april q, 1860 2iy1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07

What of the proven fact that places made for hungry
politicians who perform duty, vet regularly draw sa
a7ies out of the treasury What of the fact that COM
pcy these utterly corrupt arrangements is brought
home TO the President himselfs What effect we ask,
do all these facts proven by Democrats themselves aud
not even denied except by ptfu plea of gray hairs
aud old age, have upon the public mind especially upon
the Democratic party? Alas they shut their eyes to
them The Democratic press is silent as the grave
about them The facts cannot be denied or JUSTIFIED;
but the, are not exposed and denounced. The Demo-
cratic press is fahless its duty ITSELF to the people
aud TO the government.
We say it is time that such party was Invested OF
power Il has been long in TO have come to ina
zine that it is in forever and therefore Irresponsible
The honest masses-or the masses of all parties are hon
est and patrotc-owe it to themselves and their pos
erity to rise in their might and teach the punderers and
the yrants another lesson by putting honest men once
more in office and arrestng the food tide OF corruption
which is deluging the land
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Rln.tntthe "scceder..n

There was an immense and enthusiastic DOUGLAS meet
ing in Philadelphia Monday night and among the res
ouous adopted on the occasion, We find the following,
which is a terrible blast at the "Seceders:"
"R,,olrsI That IL i, fundamental principle in all po-
cl Conventions that each delegate, by taking his seat
and particinang in its proceedings, pledges himself to
abide It's decisions and support It's nominees and hat
nasluch as certain delegates who seeded at Charleston
and Others who sympattize with them now threaten 10
claim seats a. Baltimore for the express purpose OF again
,tractug and dividing the party It will become the I'M
perstiye duty Of the amOre Convention, before pro-
cee6s 20 ballot for candidates 10 adopt rule requiring
each delegate to pledge himself TO support the nominees
rs the only condou upon which they be admitted TO
participate i'm the proceedings Of the Convention.
There is very plain spoken proclamation to the "Se-
ceder and those osympahile with them that if they
spply for admission into the Baltimore Convention they
will be Indignantly repulscd unless, in the spirit of slaves
,hey ,-,V Dl,iJs Themselves adeaHcs to support the
nominees of that Convention Now, thu. is a condition
urscsdcpt which the DoveLAsIrEs at Baltimore cousti
tltiD ms.or,y Of the Convention, mean to exact Of
the Seceiers AID their tueuds-a condition, which no
patriot and no gentleman would dream Of submitting
10 for single moment Aud yet the bitter cup will be
ruIely pressed to the lips Of the "Seceders' and all
other Southern delegates, and many Of them will be
found sraleuks enough to drink it to the dregs rather
tian forego their fond antepatious in respect to the
spoiIs.
The truth f. DorGL,s owns the Democratic party, body
and soul and the Southern delegates wia be forced 70
swallow him and his Squat,er Sovereignty Freesoi here
S., whether or no. VIVA Illuminating spectacle-South-
era men tie submissive slaves Of such a master.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07

Mr.. Colfax, from the same COMMITTEE reported n bill
appropriating $4,000 for the post Office building at
Brooklyn. lie stated that the committee equally
divided upon this BILL and therefore reported it without
recommendation, and but for the rule adopted by the
committee early in the session againsi making any
appropriations for public buildings, majority would
have favored this BILL which has speci claims over any
other application before them. Referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole on the state Of tie Union.
Mr.. Lee, from the same committee reported bill for
the erection of post-ofice building st Philadelphia 1t
was similarly referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Carter Saturday next was set apart
for the consideration Of District of Columbia business
Mr. Carter reported bill for the benefit of the public
schools of the District Of Columbia.
Mr. Harris, of Maryland presented the memorial Of
twelve hundred citizens of Baltimore, praying the
passage OF law granting to the soldiers Of the of
1912 pension for the services rendered by them in that
war The memorial was referred to the committee on
Invalid pensions.
Mr. Haskn, from the committee public printing re-
ported back the joint resolution to reduce the prices paid
for public printing to 40 per centm He gave notice
that he would call for its consideration next Wednesday
Nearly all the THE of the House consumed in vo-
ting, or IN motions to suspend the rules, in order that
various bills might be taken up ID some cases the mo-
tons agreed to, and various bills OF private char
acter were fayorably acted upon
Mr.. Eliot unsuccessfuy moved that the light house
appropriation bill be considered md then, on his mo-
ton, under suspension of the rules il made spe-
cial order for Tuesday next
Mr.. Morris, OF Pennsylvania called up the bill making
the consulaes at Swallow AssumcOn Malta, Barcelona,
Florence Gibraltar, and Hanover s,aried Offices and it
was passed.
The House adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07
A Now Nnr In the Field.

- learn from authentic source that the Virginia
Democracy or rather the selfeOustuted leaders OF the
party having become satisfied that there is no chance
TO- the nomination of HUSrER or WISE, have hnaly
concluded, after long and patient consultation, to with
draw them from the track, and enter new nag. Ana
what DO you suppose that nag's name is Why, Is
JoHN-"honest JoHN"-''honest joins LErcHER.
Now. laugh who maywe seriously consider the sugges'
ton of our Guberusoral neghbOrs name, in eonneNon
with the Baltimore nomination. the very eutest and
brightest Of the he would make the best COM
promise candidate in the world in the present e1iseney
Of the Democratic party. Being Southern man. he mas
vet splendid and triumphant Northern record-and ne
has Southern record too about inch and hall long
aud satisfactory enough for Presidential campaign why
there is more excellent capital for the Northern market
IN the Runer Pamphlet than in all other Abolition doc
uments OF the age even excepting the Helper oooA
There other Abolition pamphlet in existence lna'
contains so much eloquent and touching Abolition rhet-
oric-,hat goes so beautifully far to denounce slave
~ AS "a yellow fever ard a black vomlt And no" 1t
would help the Democratic cause in all the Northern
States Why Arr LINcoLNS record so Tar as the De"u
ties Of genuine AboGdonsm concerned "paes IT'S III
,fectut fires, before that of Honest John, as display!
Cd 10 the Rufuer pamphlet We take it for granted
therefore that in the event Of ueghbors nomna'
ton at Baltimore be Nould carry every one oil Tue
Northern States, aud Chatham in Canada West without
q dissenting voice
Now. as 10 he South-how would be run heref lou
al know how well he ran as candidate for Governor Of
yrquis and IS certain that he would be Tar less OF
ectousbs as Presidential candidate, than as candid
ate for Governor OF the largest holding State III
the Union He has been endorsed At the polls, too by
the Virginia Democracy and therefore, the confusion
follows rresistibly that he would obtain the electoral
vote of every Southern State
It's thus NANTES, that, should the Baltimore Conyen-
,iou have the wisdom and the policy TO nominate Gov
ErHsR he would carry every State in the Union and
Doe voted for unanimously m aG tue Territories Utah III
Guided We cluddy believe therefore, that the NTgl.
Mia Democracy have eyucei ther usual good sense and
saea.ty by dropping IlUNrsR and WISE, aud taking up
aHore,t John" lls is undoubtedly the coming man
-hc is the man for the Democracy and the times. As
for ourselves We can only say that being singe-heart-
81 patriot We are submissive 80 for Honest john
with a perfect rush,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07
IND OF Hrinr E.hibIted.

Toe japanese are said TO be heartily tired Of their
"pabIc lite ia Washington while the time they
dread 10 start upon tour Of "Gouizing through The
Northern cities All the business Of hanishakng, speech
making, leyees receptions aud banquets, Is 80 totally
contrary their notions OF dignity aud comfort that
nothing but great courtesy and desire conciate
friendship could induce them TO submit to t.
When our Expedition went 20 japan, We 10 not hear
chat ~ officers required go through the
nes and usages peculiar Japan but on the contrary
che japanese With he tact Of true poliieness sought
comforts 70 The customs Of their yers Our treatment
Of them IS ust te feyer forcing them TO comply With
our Own usaees, notwithstanding their tedious aud an
moving asyeet 10 them This BOuld seem 70 indicate
that, xith higher civilization have less real eo'sesy
than the japanese
In conclusion, se have only 70 say that Il We were
Jsp. should eonsidsr christian daty to sP'' ~ ,e
faces Of the "vulsAr sarers IN America and leave Tor
bone Il the earliest practicabls moment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
CLIo Hall, PRINCETON, ~ J.,
June I'd, 1850
At late meeting the Closophcal Society, held Friday June
1860 the following preamble and resolutions relative 70 the
the Hon PETKR " DANIEL LII d. read aud adopt
ed
Whereas has pleased God In bis infinite wisdom 10 take from
this world himself late brother the Hon. Peter " Daniel LII
D., Therefore,
Rssosd That Cosophc Society has heard with the deep
snd Of the death Of member who has reflected
upo IT the highest honor by his BRILLIANT aents and high attain
ments and distinguished public services
Resosd That the death OF the Hon Peter v Daniel the
CosophG Society has sustained loss which will be ene
bered with feelings OF the deepest sorrow.
ResOUed That tender heartfelt sympsthies TO the be-
reaved family and friends Of the deceased In this their great AZ
Fiction
Resorsd That public testimony Of sorrow, We will wear
the usual badge Of mourning thiity days
Resorsd That copy these resolutions be transmitted the
brother that they be published In the Daily
National Intelgen the Richmond Whg and the Y. Times
A. STINNECKE, Nd
CHhS BEASrEN, JR, Delaware,
b. MCLURE, s. c.,
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THE oxYoESaTFD HrTrERs.

The qualities Of this mciioin pa-edh upon 40 imphs
bic foundation 10 destroying disease and inducing health hss
parallel.
the following Complaints these B,tsS Specific
Dyspepsd Ind. esfion Heart Burn Aeii. Cofrene.
Los al Appefis Hedddchs, and Generdf DeJDhy
many sections country this preparation extensively
used by physician, In their practice and seems TO have restored
many health apparently beyond the reach Of The heal
Ing art.
YoRE, Livingston Co., n v, oci. !, ls'e
Mess-s. g. W. TowLE Co -:
sirs:-Dyspepsid with IT, nunbess associates took up r.,
abode with me- opposition 70 the skin Of many Of Ne es,
braied physicians until the spirit Wiling or relief could
FUND.- bid adeu - rs esIy ,bernaee
Induced By the urgency Of friend 70 THE OXYGENA
BTTERs little dreaming that the GeAd In the bound
medicines the hrsi dfaught
induced But thanks he 10 God, u balm and
efficient and grateful too The most aggAvAng symp
mmodcrate Anf irregular beating Of ne
he Art Immediately after taking food attended with great pro,t
ton and very frequently violent attacks Of papston sr
tweniyour hours leaving the stomach perfectly
pow spoonful Of milk rice sser
irdensome by taking hall teapoonfu -
full was yerypetseg ering until had rss
bottles; since then intervals have taken two
began realize IT, genial eRrcts Ia me ey beside
tremely grateful and Tefr shn beverage, which charm
few lcnes boast o. would, sirs, hsdrf
and hy beg all who afflicted with Dyspepsia ior
t your 6xygenaied Bite do esteem them nyusbe
Very respectfully, Mis- sTOCKISG
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sale at wholesale retail by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
90 W. PETERSON J. r. DUAL, Richmond, By al drug
ssts and dealers In medicines 10 city and country
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07
HO. FOR HARVEST.
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DIED..
TRIBUTE or RESPECT.

On Saturday morning. inst this city, At her grandshsrs
John IL Boyd MARY ETA sged years, months and
days only child Of VIM aud Mary Boyd, Of Baltimore city
The Lord has taken his little lamb to himself II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07

There we're received last month 100 tons phosphate line
9D tons bone ash Ss chairs ga pig on 200 barrels
rum locomotive and tender eco bushels gravel &c cords wood
2 barrels sugar gil bsgs and Ill boxes 200 hides l2 thou
snd hoops 80 bushels oyster Shells $50 barrels osn II hogs
heads tobacco do rags tons iron thousand Bricks
4sG tons railroad on 2o6 stoves etc. Also, assorted
from Baltimore 1 from New York, and from Boston.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07

The extraordinary efficacy Of sAED siRsiPAKI Ia all cases Of
scroa eryspeas and euptye disorders sm.
complaints appear almost incredible, not Won
der cures Of daily certified by persons un1ohet
respectabiy establishing the incontestsbe that
this class disorders alternative and renovang agent IA
unequ,ei Eminent physicians have proved ~ Yeas e.
pereuce they produce the hsppe results by adam
straton and II with confidence. Sold By Drug
aHerY shsre. my9l-d .cAaIs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07
what D,a the Democratic Party Die OF,

A contemporary remarks the journals of the coua-
cry are holding post-mortsm examination over the
Democratic party. All sorts Of opinions expressed as
20 the cause Of the death. Toe verdict OF the majority
ao9ear- 70 De- "deI Of Douglas. ole journal, howey-
thinks /, died Of the nineteenth century another SAYS
{. died ofo,d age and general m'esi.ity very rel
gious Journal suggests that died OF visitation o, God
Tor its manifold sins. Yankee SAYS "the Little Giant
%, on &c aud killed &C." WAC nslates that IL ,umbled
ca the platform and broke &C., neck. Soltherncr says
~as strangled while tryug TO swallow Squater Sove
r-.guty. Northeruer declare, that its iusdes were
burat ont by an iaiuIieiols attempt a. dre-eatiuy
lSyer says il died Of the DreJ Scot. decision. dele
gate 20 Charleston saws became usolyent owing to the
hotel e1torons Of that city, aud concluded to comm
suicide Another delegate says they went to Charles
ton With the motto, douglas or Death, and as they
couldn't get Douglas they had to kick the bucket as
a matter Of course.