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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
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10 ne btior 9f Ne Whig From a, ,-,-,
Che Richmond Dispatch Of the ash ~ .ueie pssNs
menp headed, From the wnH,rush.,nph. tas aa,l
informsh That from accounts rsoelysa vastt. ,Sf
me circuit We, (hs Williamsburg 6.,.,na al ~
VA. s.r bosasn mus, De elected by are ul.
nous his favor" That from New Kent are rs.y 10,
and other counties the most cheering ,dIn-. ety.
I'm Henreo also We are sure that his vote IN rsesVsd
uee also Informs u.s. that from being an o,nA fssT IA.
10 vIryn,a mas elevated himself Be x.
Nov Mr. ydItsp y, xs.h asyu
article from which We have quoted 4. moi we ast, 40.
receiv ed accounts from all portions Of The person s -
which we nave, from persons who have ron is,,
70 Know me sentiment, OF he people. beys % and ss
dred votes 10 the county Of Henreo; that N. IN tsvs -
dens vote, ONT BoSden according 70 N. .'ds NJ
mousy At his own door ard get more not. alas, ma,
In the county OF James City that New Kss, a s,ns
VIII b. almost unanimously In bis favor Gnd coarsl On,
will receive guile complimentary vote Ieoas IA, Il
seAvell and Col Mallory located a. the, ~ aai NJ
from the other counties Of the Circuit ~sm he asAi
The people know that Mr.. Bouden Il m, a.
them, Who, from being orphan boy With h,y nan b,.
raised himself 10 positions Of honor Many Of hsas- IA.
he paid $1,000 Of his fathers debt G.es, 81, humble M,
which occurred when he very young sIb a., hefs an
resting him 10 do SOL with money earned nv obia.,
ship timber In the forests which kirted the A. be Ees,
Of AMI Within this Circuit and that by his own Ne bati,
waited himself 10 the place Of top sawyer a. h. ID.
Cover OF this proud old common wealth 70 be q.
that has discharged with fidelity every tru, - kns
been honored; that his IT, always h., r. h
word for upghtness honor, ehyary and gener el .,a
In the portion Of the Circuit those aonS ~ Cd al
reared stand by his colours and they via be revt
from New Kent Charles City Henco xbh % " ealua
tory certain. spSO maze 10 N.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
THE ORIGINAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HEIMsTREETs INnnTAFLE HAIR CoL0RIHG
THE ONLY RELIABLE ARTICLE IN USE.


THE ONLY RELIABLE ARTICLE IN USE.
Of public article which
being extensively sold In all parts Of The country.
FIFTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE
Proves IL 10 be the best Preparation for
Restoring Grey Hair TO lis Original Color,
Bringing Hair out on Bald Heads,
And Causing it to Grow Strong and Healthy.
Ifyou wish have the instead OF the dull rough
looks which hair dye mpars HENsrREET REsToRAr which
nvgoraes the the hair and makes young again, mat
ter how much It may be faded.
Those who desire which they
ommend invited to read the following, from welknown
Apothecary:
-FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH HAIR REsroRATIvEs.
wALTHix, Mass, JAN 20, 1859.
MsRs. W. HAGAS Co.. have been selling Heius,reets
Inmitabe Hair Restorative three years. with good sat
actlon have tried various other articles in the
market, pages, Psckard Aveys Woods, &c., but yours has
the decided preference among them all have hesated
all claims do Several ladies OF town
who had been wearing false hair for several years. have laid
ASIDE full and nxurlant head Of hair Of original
shade and color produced by using two three bottles OF
ce and when by they have been Induced TO try
something else pamed upon them being superior they have al
invariably returned the Of your Hair Colong again.
the only meritorous reliable article In usenndng
toilette article cheap any ofhe Hair Oils Washes with
which the market Is flooded
Yours truly
sB ENM0Ns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
W. E. HAGAN & CO.,
PrOprietOrs, Troy, New York.
Who also Manual

ROYCE EsTERLYs DENTIFRICE AND KNIGHTSrEDELI-
BILE me-
Sold In Richmond by all responsible dealers in Medicines
Sold in Norfolk by NJ A c. A. SANTOS in Petersburg by
VIM F. sPoTTswooD by all Druggists in the United States
Ap25-dc kw6m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
~ JUDGE OF THE UTsT,xs

wv COUkT--CoL SAMUEL 7, BAYIyy 'us
gentlemen n the Richmond Bar whose merits sn, aIhs u.
mentioned In connection with the position Judss On
Court COL sanrEL b.rsT In Col Bayey We see,..u
the hi Oh and lofty elements Of gentleman pur, sie Al
man, calm dlspassionae and unpreiudic.d nan IA ti
and legal learning Of Col Bsyiey equal 10 he efpa
responsibilities Of this high and nguished po, A,
ed to this Office to which his friends wish 10 elevate ~ elect
bring 70 the bench much Of true dignity Of ehr. N II
sentiment legal learning and experience az any g, es.i
Bar. In thus sudng To Col Bayey, no d Ne
TO the claims Of gentleman whose has bee
In connection with this high position but are dsln
simple ustlce 10 merit mal-lts rnnadN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
RICUaRDSOY,s AMERICAN
DIED.

Leesburg, Friday, the Goth ut, Mrs CAROLINE NJ wife
Thomas Tebb and daughter Stuart Thornton Of Nor
folk, In the aSd year OF her age
Saturday the 2st ult her residence In Harsonb lg
Mrs ELIZARErH A. WARTMANN, consort OF II T. Wartm nm
Esq., the Editors Of the Rockingham Register In the A
year other
At his residence DSnvle Sunday morning. the 9h
u az o'clock DR. NATHE GREEN, President Of the Par
mers' Bank OF Virginia at that place
But few had and md the respect and esteem
that the deceased did. from all who knew him.
~ City papers please copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
NEW YORK MARKETS, April %.

scarcely sustaned-saes nave oeeh WV "esh Al"
Co5yss market for Rio private been quiet buyers
waiting the pubic sale which took place Yesterday which there
WAS good attendance the bddngs not spirited and
moro third the offering was that SOFA
about previous rates realized The stock OF Brazil has been
by the Of Of o Of Santos and an
invoice West India descriptions are hrm but the bus:
st. Domingo smal-the Trade buying only 70
y demand for State and Western Flour wa. moderate
y active on Wednesday Thursday mainly the local and
trade aud prices advanced 3ao cents per Dbl che on
grades The adyces from Europe received per steam
er Africa we're Of very favorable TENOR and led TO Increased
demhnd for speculation and export under which prices
appreciated to Of 10 cents Dbl at which holders
very The transactions yesterday were pretty heavy
but the aggregate business Is only to M extent though largely
In Of the three days preceding our last Issue.
Southern moderately active request snd prices are
firm At quotations The sales comprise 900 Dds neaas
Georgetown fIa IS for Petersburg and Richmond CITY, and 1000
al 10 for Baltimore.
GRAS-The wheat has been characterized by an In
creased demand for consumption and export since our last wiring
he transactions have heavy The receipt OF the EURO
pean sdyees, which came to hand Yesterday morning
voaby upon the market causing more active demand 70 pre-
vail FOR export and enabling holders to established further al
venice Of 8,5 cents per bushe on all kinds when was o
readily obtained The weather the other Side OF the At
sn2 had osen very favorable Tor 'egeao1 anu Ill & ~
was being rapidly proceeded win Prices OF IsArg 81 i
Amscan Wheat 2a3 cents higher than at The date OF snB
Of hs previous steamer and the market was buoyan Al e I'm
provement transactions here have been unusually heavy
and with continued light receipts the stock RAJ Idly diminishing
The sales for the three days are bushels heds 0'
Cora Ia f4r demand consumption and prices have adyan-
ced lac per bushe which the market is hn the sales
prise 0 bushels of which 81 900 changed hands Yesterday
closing bass for White Southern sOts2 for yellow 90
French Brandies rem1ln quit hey are held now
eve rmne prices being generally higher at the pla
than here and the small sales that made are al
m prices foreign liquors dull and the business uaim
porant.
SGARThe market continues steady and has regained us hn
ness demand for the better grades OF Grocery styles
whh freely taken at extreme prices the wants OF the Trade
beirg rather In excess ecen for such dcp IONS WIN
the lower quail les 40 we'll sustained with fair inquiry from
Refners and Spectators.
T5Bicco There Is no amnon Leaf Trade only buying
supply their immediate wants good grades Domestic however,
be written Arm heavy shipping kinds being scarce and want
while other qualities Irregular and prices rather fayorbuy
i3 hhds Kentucky bl2 cents Is 10 Virgin
a. B6tT. Manufactured remains IN the lansud position;
large demand moderate for the season. and prices
somewhat unsettled.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

WHAT tHF PREs troubled with vermin need
be so no Longer II they Costsr EItemnators We have
used 1t 70 sasfact and box S. would have It,
We had tried posons but they ee ted nothing but stars ar
Gle knocks the cath Of Rats and Bed Bugs quicker than
We can write IT, 1t Is in demand all the country Ne
dina, 90 Gd-ste
See the alyer In smother Messs Purcell Ladd
Co., are the Wholesale and retail agents for this city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

make up for the loss Of the little at presentit carries froH
the Junction to Richmond brought down 70 the juno
t.ou ON tbc South-Side Road.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

OssAwAToMIE's PARTING WORDS TO THE PETER FuNKs
" his leaving for Virginia From The Mock Auction, ossa
watomit Sold"
Just published by J. W. Randolph
!" One more word cansmen dc MT forget me-
II swampd don't say-you didn't know me;
'1would cut me TO the quick 10 think
Such Lethean waters you could drink;
Don't like to0oden tricks me deny
s y you CHERISHED ossawatom!e
You encouraged his bravery.
Aad bou hit his tactics Of knavery
AID shsuld wear bandage-suspensory,
D)ntlet me adl 70 Barn1ms glory;
BIT cart me OF, and bury me-
A,d tgn pest raise-to my memory"
j. w. RANO( LPH,
pvi l2l Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
A VALUAnLE RoCKnaIpGE FARM FOR

~
n SALE Ar AUOrl0N-P0UR AND UNG-HALP MILES PROM
LEXINGTON 6i5 ACRLTbe undersigned, deylsses Of Robert
Wilson rOma Moore and Samuel Moore In right Of
their iyey and James W. MasIe attorney and
agent Of the Hugh Wilson, deed late Of Te1a) In
division Of lega prnposei 10 sell on The prem
ise public auction, ThUrtdfy he Slt"dy 81 My mort
valuable and desrb Farm which said Rsbt
Wilson ed. II Is situated In Rockbddge county, Va,
half niles from Lexington and on The Lexington anu
COvington Turnpike and contains 3 a res.
land generally the case In the Valley OF virginia, IS
limestone large portion being hgLI0 or Choc its coored -
There 10 every field large brick dwelling, double
ouhOuses all in good repair two orchards OF select
fruit timber for farming purposes Indeed,
hay In the original growth Of timber eScee:
heavy desirable kinds yz Hickory sugar
Maple Black Walnut. and all the species Of oak
The timber the valuable, owing TO lis
hanswha where nrstrats market can always
be had for every description The land covered
the farm being IKE the open land,
we'll adaDtrd 10 Tobacco, Grass, Whea and Corn
Taking confederation the tize Of this farm the water the
timber the soil, the health, the market and
means society OF Lexington and OF
education thereby furnished here bng Lexington two Lera
nv Institutions Washington College and the Virginia Military
Institute preparatory schools male an enale We feel
that nothing In sRying that there de-
rabie farm residence In market in the Valley OF Virginia.
TERMS easy and made known on the day OF sale.
DR. Thos lives adjoining and will show the es to
any wishing 70 examine
Address Dr. Thomas Moore and James W. Mas Lexington,
THOMAS 8. MOORE
SAMUEL n. MOORE,
JAAE5 W MASsIE.
NAL -olIa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
THE 0xYGENATED RITTERS.

Dyspepsid Iadi0ssdn. Heart Burn, Water Brdsh. Sour
Stomach .rundice Fdtuency, General Debity, &c, nnd
ready relief and speedy cure IN this great remedy.
THE oXYGENATED BIrTERs
believed by many who have been cured OF the above COM
plants 10 be the only medicine which the Ga ndd affords
for their Invaluable cure alcoholic preparation, which,
while giving momentary stimulus the system Ia the
ratio but one distinct different from medical preparation
ever compounded and WILL extract the dis
ease by the roots the patient pristine health In
proof Of which, testimony OF the very highest and unexcepona
character Is presented.
Reliable Testimony.
Of the reader the following letter nom
President Smith, ofWeseyan University:
MIDDLETOwS, Conn., Feb 81 1859.
Messrs. SIXTH ". FOwIE Co.,
entlemenI first made Of the 0xYGESATED BIIrERs some
eight Having suffered for twenty years from
Dyspepsia which attended with nervous headache on an
average day In week. induced BY the
Of Dr. Green o bottle and
n no benefit received TO discontinue the use"
The use Of one bottle further tN 10 the extent Of
four with careful observance OF the accompany
The result almost entire relief from the
usual dyspepc symptoms and their depressing painful esnse
quence believe these Bers produced entire change In the
habits and the I've energies Of the digestive
deem myself exempt from Dyspepsia a. most
These Ders have also been service other members
Of my family. Very respectfully your,
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH.
ey- Prerared by SETH W. PowLE CO., Boston, and for
sale at wholesale and retail ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
A CO " PETERSON J. p DAvAI Richmond, and by all drug
lts;s and dealers il dicines In city and country
m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

Es,Fd surplus Is. Oct go. $4,000 1900
The stock on LIST Oct IS 500 hhd and the inspections
OF tbs years n ya 6;S, making total OF 1913, which We
have put down in NUMBERS at $1,000 hhd We have es
mated the inspections the current at hhds or an
increase over the previous year OF ll,OOO hhds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

w. MOTT cE.-The annual meeting of the
&S Stockholders Of the Richmond Petersburg Railroad
COMPANY will place their Office In this city on TUEsDAf
tn 18th nst at II O'Clock, A. VI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

gA plentiful supply Of pure blood essential to animal
Hfe heat genial showers to the vegetable king
dom When proper circulation OF the vital nuid Is mpeed
sickness is consequence the secreons become
healthy the liver ogged with impure bile which forced
into the system yaes nasme the blood engenderng sro
ua cu.aneous erupons liver complaint fever dyspepsia
consumption &c purify blood and speedily the above
aamed diseases nothing ecacous SANDS sARsAFAR
lila ma1-d,c&wfW
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
ROBERT y. ID.
may1-de&w;t No. 81 East i2th street, New York.
NOTICE, AyIS, NOTrICIA, AvIso, N0TIz

" FOUNTAINS ISDIA STORE only place India
Pineapple Wash Silks vide Grapes Lutongs, satns
seersucker Eansns Novelties C'iaa, Laquered Articles snd all
curious American India Feather Fans bark aud bead
work. &C. procured Wholesale ami RETAIL No. go Broad
way Chinese Fans latest styles Queries and samples
by mail myl-lm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

~, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the Stock of
D. "THE CRENsHAw WOODEN COMPANY" win
met the Office Crenhaw Co. this afernson, TUESDAl,
May O'clock the purpose orsanizing IL Is very
drabe tha. every subscriber should be present mt-l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
-, SALE OF BACON QUARTER

g. BRANCH TAVERN PROPERTY kT AUCTION this
day oclocklhe particular attention OF the public re-
specially called 10 the sale valuable property TO
place today O'Clock NJ For particulars Auction
head GODDIN APPERsON, Aucs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

RICHMOND April iIh. i,ee
To Nes,rs James Deana Geo W Hobson Deane H5bson w.
B. Warwick, Jno. Tyler Isaac Cooke and ouefs s,h
Gentlemen II have received your communication o. Wy -
inst requesting myself Candidate iof me- -
ship NJ the Hastings Court Although know you have
high 81 estimate my qgaao ,tlons % not feel Al ny
nv fellow tEens II Il should the pleasure OF s ~
to elect me will endeavor to discharge faithfully The dSnr' ~
Office. VeTy respectfully, , =, ,voys
apSO--ets Your obt ser'yt WI H. Lio'-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

w. DEAR Sin: We, the undersigned, your ~
believing that you possess every requle quality bon ~
and heart full and honorable discharge Of the hi
do, without dspsraaiug the claims Of other gentlemen st
specially request you 10 yourself cand,i. ~
JIrDG ysHIP OF TiIE HUsrIEG5 COURT VT a'
Hoping that this request may meet with your ayorsb. ~
ration We subscribe ourselves,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

Price 50 Cents and 81 per Bottle Sold Wholesale by all Large
Dealers in the United States.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
MA r. r. T f ID,


On the 23d ult- at the residence of J. A. Haigh,
BY Rev. NJ E. Manville, ]. J. HAIeH, Esq, to Miss
=, NJ - sfa1-f- 1111 ~ CO
May Jon never be compelled to exercise that ia
thence, which, his would indicate he possesses,
in his conjugal relations, and may the prospects OF
the happy pair always be as golden as the cake
which accompanied the above announcement
In West Township, BY Rev. Austin Fuller, on
the 26th of February, 1e6o, Mr.. JoHs ArrLEMAs to
Miss LYDIA Baby.
The cake accompanying the above notice was
delicious. The happy pair have the good wishes Of
the printers. saasss 4aE
At tn residence of the brides father, the 23d
ult-, by Rev. Warren Taylor, Mr. J. F. HEspRrr. o.
Iowa, TO Miss Ann ELIZA BARBER, daughter of Dan
iel Barber, ST., ofthis county.
On the 18th ult, BY Rev s. v. r.. Coons, Mr
Wi,tis WHsMAS to Miss LAvrSA s. GoRDoSs al
| Of this county
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

MoxE AAAs.-The County Commissioners should
provide knives or siirks tor the members of the
bu We notice that most of them arc unarme'l,
and that the dirk of OF them is only six inch
b,le C.sf~nity sL.,ll se observed in .4is matter,
., that the rascTrc, Ia courts should be upon
fair m..-Logansport Journal
Complaints similar to the ADORE used 10 "go up"
In this county. hut the fighting lawyers have all
left the place. 0nly one SISSY" one remiiis, and
w.. are informed sAst he pIsccd in position Of
extreme peril during the last term of Circuit Court
Another attorney was readings paper to the Court,
which he held over the saucy ones head Id il
slipped from his sr.sp AM fallen on tire soft sur
face below no hum IN power estimate the ex-
tent of the loss which the bar Of Plymouth would
h ave suffered.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

Len yeu i s,id to confer privileges upon thu
fair scx which at other times they cannot proper,
exercise. We never knew, however, an instance
whcrs lady popped the question" herself but ole
folks inform Us that marriages are more frequent IL
leap year than in any other. Be that as II may tho
good work. is certainly progressing finely at tho
prsseas time. Since the Isl of January, 1864, q
licences have been issued in this county, follows
Joseph Brizendinc to Martha P. Carpenter.
Fielding Hilliard to Susan Raidabaugh.
George ReprogIc to Polly A. wingct.
Samuel D. Ruse to Mary H. Ellis.
Thomas NJ Thompson to Mary Keobart.
Edward Crouch to Permclia Kennedy.
Andrew NJ. Ansbaugh to Elvira june Brush.
Newton J. Climcr to Leonera A Moore
Sylvester Nugent to Bridget Devery.
Joseph Miller to Louisa Branham-
GEORGE Webb to Margaret Brown.
John Zubcr to Anne Dielt.
Svotha Jones to Elizabeth A. Sherwood.
Levi Loxier to Elizabeth Hamln.
GEORGE w. Gerard to Elizabeth kanaha-
William Whisman 10 Levina +. Gordon.
Job Haigh to Mary E. Bigger.
Louis Osborne 70 Julia A. Quivy.
Samuel Jacob to Emaline Brown
Isaac +. iiendrie to Ann Eliza B'rben
William Bowen to Ann Burrett.
John Appleman to LYDIA Baiy-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
On Such Subjects the Testimony Of Wo-
men should be Conclusive.

INV York, August ? ~
Mr. Gute Of No 2.2 Second street believing her chill
about years obi troubled with WORMS, purchased
one bottle of DIR. MLANES CELEBRATED yERMI-
rrGE, prepared by Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh. Pa.
AMI il sioufal. which hal the effect Of causing
TIN chill discharge large number Of The child
enjoying god health We would advise all parents
who suspect their children with to lose time.
but Immediately purchase AMI administer Dr. MLane's
C~rwi-r. II will The sos-J rH h rcjsled IN az
rr.~rc Il Iocs sas yire safi:fa~fdoa.
RS Purchasers will i~ careful to ask for Dr. MLANE
CELEBRATED yERNrrsE, manufactured by FILMING Bios.
tSiurgi, Pa All other yermfu-cs in comparison
worthless Dr. VI Lanes genuine Vernif,tc aso his sc-
brafed Liver Pills. ~ had NJ all respectable Drug
Stores. Sose yea~iae cfhost The siyaat,rr y
Il2l FLEMING BROS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

CmvALRrs-Plymouth is one Of the livcliest as
we'll as fastest towns hcreabouts Her inhabitants
are determined not to be behind the times. Just
now fighting seems to be the order Of the day
List week We recorded two, and this week another
one claims our attention James Thompson and
Wm- B Burlington "loocked horns" on last Saturday
evening, for what cause we know not, but under
stand that the .'difikilty" was an old one. They
were separated before hurting one another much.
Thompson being generally accorded the position OF
sssccopd l.est
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

irnIL ELkcrIos.-It win be seen BY looking at
his proclamation for the spring elections Patriots
20 desire 10 serve their country as Township
Trsstees, Magistrates or Constables, can have the
s.se announced by leaving their names and one
dollar at the REfrBLIcAx Office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

A regular meeting of the Officers and Directors
of the Marshall County Agricultural Society will
be held at the Court House in Plymouth. on Satur-
day, March Sd, 1860, at 10 o'clock, A. M. for the
purpose of adopting list of Premiums to be award
ed at the next annual Fair Of The Society As this
is matter in which al classes areintcrested we ask
all who feel anv interest in the Society to attend
By order of the Society,
JOSEPH EVANS, President.
Mark CUMMINGS, Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

FrIrmv HAm-Tobacco chewing certainly is.
The ladies are very emphatic on this subject, but
We opine il they knew the estate delight experien-
ced BY person when chewing Colburn's fine cut
they would be more charitable towards users CT the
tweed Of luxury.n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

The Presbyterian Sociable will meet this even
I'm 2 a, the residence OF NJ. Woodrow, Esp
The Methodist Social Circle will meet next
Tuesd.y evening a. the dwelling of DR. A. Der