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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22

Agents for the Republican,.
The following gentlemen are authorised to act
"a Agents in receiving names of new subscribers.
md in collecting and receipting for all debts due
u for subscriptions. job work and advertising:
E. Moos, Esq, unioniown;
ELI PARKER. Maxinkuckee;
HrGH McCoY. Green township;
A. ]. HkloH, Argos;
L. III. Sukrro, Tippecanoe township; =.
A. n. Wise, Esq, Bourbon;
Mosrs KErsEa, German township;
L. CAM, North township;
III. B. FALcoyBEERr, ESP, Polk township;
9 L. II. ANDREWS. Sill o.
We hope all our patrons who may no in arrears
VIII make il convenient to settle their accounts du-
ring the present mDn.h, as NC great! need all thlt
is due
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22

Your case, whether it be distressing Nervous
ness, any knl of Cut Ert,otions, Pains. Dir
illness, Rush of Blood to the Head. InrpuLity of
Bool, Fem,ie Irregularities, Pilpitaiion o. the
Heart, or General Inc opacity AMI Lassituie, cin-
not be worse thin the thousands who are daily
curc,i by Dr. Guyso,t's Yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
parilia. Its effects astonishin5-If you value
health yon cannot afJrl to be without this article.
See Advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
New Hampshire Electicn.---CompIete
Returns.

BosroN, March l6.--Full returns from New
Hampshire show the following result: Goodwin,
(Republican,) 3o.009. Cate, Democrat 1910.
Goodwn's majority 1893 Mr.. Wentworth, Re
publican candidate for Senator in the 9th district
is elecced, making 10 on. OF II Senator's The
Republican majority in the house is S.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
auRyfY5 NOrIGH.-NzlicO s<6erG1U

v ,I,af The uucrsiened with the County
VIA on Tburiy April p 1860, proceed to survey and
l-fsIc corners Of his land in section 10 ep~usniP ~
prrnsises and cons;nus from dry fo-zy snsn sn sur
yryed - tf;st'ff =. - :. a. -
meet the Surscyor the time above ncurSsro go
or provide Cor 5eryng, their PORTION Il thu cx1rpse a
sc elinqcncie placed the tax duplicate and cclIr
s %sg y sl &c .ZgAeoS & sIL1kR
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY 5. LANE, of Montgomery.
% ! zroR LitSTESASrA ooyERSoR,t
OLIVER Z, MORTON, of Wayne
g. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
NfI4fiAM 4. PEELE, Of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE.
JONATHAN s. HARVEY, Of Clarke
ron AUDITOR or STATE,
or ALBERT LANCE. of Vigo.s
ss.a. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES Of yanderburg
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME cGURr,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
80 YoR CLERK OF SUPREME corRT,
JOHN Z. JONES, of Lagrange.
roR SUPERINTENDENT PCBLIc INSTRUCTIONS,
MILES j. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
INVALID SUFFERER-READ.

"Drar Sir.-My daughter reduced to- per-
feet skeleton by Err, sipcas and Scroiula. We thot
she must die. Physic. N; pronounced her incsirl-
blc b. the blessing OF G ii, yoar Go, sott's FIX
tract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparia has restored
her to perfect health.
Truly yours, D. l.. MARTIN SCOTT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DE-. DUPOSgo,s GOLDEN Periodical PILLS
81 isa FOR FEMALES. In

IL Arc iitfalliblc for
removing Stoppases or
Irregularities Of the
Mcnscs..
The pills are nothing
new butlIave been used
by the Doctor in his
practice for mars years.
both in France and
America, with unparsl-
leled success, in every
case; and he is urged by
many thousand ladies
who have used them, to
make the Pills public,
for the alienation of
these suffering fromany
irregularities whatever,
preventative to ladics
whose health will not
permit fan increase Of
r-f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
FRIDAY MoRNING, March 10Th.

From the Valparaiso Repub!ic-Extra.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22

WHOLE NO PRIZES. f5oo-
TICKETS LIMITED TO. 900.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22

srwzxd MAc,1rxxs>-yya, c1lll Che attention Of
be1voss out Of cnpIoyn,cnsto the sdvertisemont Of
~ Ss.ei.5 Machine Co 10 10 CIR II y da,s pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22

:. Pregnant females, or
. those s,lpposing them
; selves so, are cautioned
against using pills while
: in hatcondition, as the
proprietor assumes no
+; responsibility after the
above .adpIonition, al
: though their mildness
{ would prevent any iniu-
5Iry 70 health /; otherwise
) these pills are recon-.
mcnded. Directions ac-
companying each Box.
q PRTcE 81 90. 4
5 81 NB--Ask for DIR Dur
Z popco's Golden Pills.-
= See signature on every
box. You then obtain
5 a pill you my depend
lupo1- 6nzeaa .se1 80
= Ladies by enclosing
sbor of the AGENTS below,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
400 GOLD AND Liver LEVER WATCHES.
Worth FROM S25 to SOD each - -

Ladies, aad Gent Fine JewcBry, silver
wasc, etc.. etc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22

Aren't forfhc North-W cstcrn States also, Dea'-
trs j. PatcutMed:eines ssncfafy. !nSt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22

Ten Oil Paintings & Engrayipgs
Worth from 500 UP 10 $500 each. ~
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whether it is destructive of the peace of the
Union. Is the peace of this Union to be dis
turbed, and its bonds severed, by printed
pamphlet of one hundred and twelve pages
Mr.. Clerk, this Union is not so strong as sup.
posed it was, if any pamphlet of one hundred
and twelve pages of printed matter, care not
what il is. can disturb its tranquility and en-
danger its stability.
Now, / ask, and the friends with whom / CO
operate ask, that the business for which we
came here shall be discharged, in accordance
with the law of Congress and the parliamentary
Laws under the obligations we owe, not only
to the whole country, but to that meritorious
class of men whom the faith of your Govern
nent is pledged to protect and save from bank
ruptcy, after having performed their part OF
your contract. /, sir, have no authority for
making the declaration, but have heard it in
timated, and / sheuld not blame the men If
they did it-that when the first day ef January
comes, and the Government is not ready to
comply with the contracts made with them for
the transportation of the mails, and if it is not
ready to pay the four or five million dollars you
owe them, they will abandon your mail service.
If you choose, then, to let the mail service OF
the country stop, rather than go on under the
law of Congress, and organize the House, by
receiving and acting on propositions for that
purpose, and nothing else, then take the re
sponsibilty. We share none of it. We have
taken no part in this discussion which delays
the organization. We consent to no adjourn
ment over the holidays for the convenience or
amusement of members, while this class of
meritorious creditors of the Government are
left unprovided for.
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AYERS AGUE CURE,

EOh AhE NOhE VI
Intermittent Fever Fever and Ague Remiuent Fever
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache, or Biz
Hous Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed for the
whole class Of Diseases originating in hillary Derangs
meni, caused by the Malaria Of Miasmauc Countries
MO remedy is louder called for by the necessities
IN ofthe American people than and safe of
Fever and Ague. Such enabled to Offer with
perfect certainty that il will eradicate the disease and
with assurance founded proof that harm arse
from its use in any quantity.
That which protects from prevents this disorder mu
be immense service in the communities where IL pre-
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this baefu disemper This Cure eXpels the masmEuc
poison of Fever and Ague from the system and prevents
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il within the reach OF a-the poor as well as the rich
great superiority of this remedy any other ever DIS
covered Tor the speedy and certain cure OF lnteTmen
is that II contains Qunine mineral, consequently Il
produces qunsm other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured by II are len q
healthy as if they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OF mo
miasmanc poison A great variety OF disorders alss
from its irritation among which are Neuralgia kheuma
tsm, Gout, Headache, Blindness Toothache Eafachet
Catarrh, Asthma, Papitation, Painful Affection IN me
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels Collc Paralysis
and Derangement OF the Stomach all OF which, when
originating in this the intermittent type OF
become DE riodica This Cure eXpes the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them ali alike HIS
an invaluable protection 10 emgranis and persons nav
cling temporarily residing IN the maarous clsue
ftafen occasionally daily while exposed to the lnec
ton that will be eIcreted from the system, and cannon
accumulate in sufficient quantity TO ripen into disease
Hence il is even valuable for protect on than cure
and few viii ever suffer from lneitlents, if they svs
themselves of the protection this remedy affords
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january, 1860.
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Special Notices.

- Greelev's Bourbon Bitters.-
These popular Bn4rps posacss Ill the nour..dng and
tnvico,.ung properties Of Fcrr Olp BorRpos Wrl1y.
md are eon.Idersd the most st1cacious Tosic and
RIxCAAxr. ~ VEIL as the Most agreeable 61OMAcule
eyer oered 10 tho public AZ toulc for Old People.
dkrAta 1Adlea ennvalesoont snyaNds. and al wsAkl.
people, they cannot be surrassod IN ali cases Of Wax
ress Of debility thsy will give Immediate retef and
tnpAr1 = strong healthy lone 10 the systsn ts3al
viii establis.. thc7 merits all other Tonics nov IN
USE. Fur Lrxo cour1A.sTs DRoxcu11IaL D1srxrs.l.
Nnvors Dsx4ses AND 4vxR conPtA1xzs. shsy Ass
Invaluable rcucdy. and are. certain preventive Of
1u1ia aud FsvERs-
Put M In Quart po.tlcs In eases Of one ana two
aozcn and Tor salo By Druggists &ad Grscsrs syeES.
wherr.
w.F& \. ". GREELEY. rropr.stor., No. y Tss-
mont Etrsas, Boston, Naas.
in. JOHNSON. General Agent.
No. =. State street. Chicago
:. I.ANDoS: Agent: ge:------.p .ps:6o-daxly
- To Horse Owners. DR.. Sweets
1nfslub1 oisncnt for Horses IL uusal'rd bs any, in
ali Of Lautncss. arising from srrntns. Bruisrs OF
Wscar:suc. 1ts effect l. magical and certain. Harness
o. Saddle Gss Scratches Mango IL II will also cure
speedily. SPAWN aud liinCtonc may bc easily rrc.
vented and cured In tclr incpscnt stages but confirm
ed casc- bryond the possibility If radical cure
80 case Of tho Kind however Ii desperate ar horc
lis. p; loy ,sc aNeState1 by tt4 lanin.cNt and liz
faful application Will al~ as remove se Iomencss
ana eatc tho hnrsc traxrl With comraritivc case
Every .o:~c o~rcr Should have tis remedy II hand.
s Its timely use at tic first appearance Of 1ancness
VIII edcctray prevent tse formidable diseases
t.oaed Which a horses arc liable. and which render
- any otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
Sea advertisement. Fur sa.o hs J. II. JOHNSON.
G1uc:al Agent, 70 State street. ro,ccosow-diy
, 1860-11-26

4fORTGAEEES SALEM here
u rs jacob Russell and Mary r. RUSSELL his u lie.
bath OF tile lily Of Citago. ard state Vt lltls. DID
execute and teysr 10 &c urdeE,!.ard ttetr Certain
i,Isut4rc Ut nlozt.ar hrasiu Iatc tic second Of
iulr A t., ISL -rc.rc the r7t MINI Vt c. ttAlu
prust sory H. Il rf datc tAgte*t- given BY TIE
saj JAcns l;usse for tue >u! OF 0iFt.tIl thuusanI
Of II tue CIT; Bunk Il Ka-teu and nru-
ytdux that Interest tereon which souli be 1t the
rate of tee ceEt PER- AnRn1. Should a.u ue ~, T.
bic 1t aid ty EanG, IN Bo-tu. -1 mutually TOW II
1o ihe second day OF January July each IN every
year which aid mortgage Fc:or ie 10 the KecoEoezs
oste Of Took Count. state ot lliln. III 1nk - u
cages t1sc e;q All whereas arlauit Aas Pc
mae II the payment Of lnstallen 1t interest due
the second DAY Of January " u. anc ai*o III w pay
ustut cf tie -talcs of intczest due TIC SECOND LAY
Of Ju1., 1850, ana both Ftnaks' unpatd:
Vow therefore, public nettce + hessAS siyen sh4t
the ctty oi Boston anu state vi Massachusetts, accnrd
IN 10 the terms Of +aid mortgage Do hereby Iecare
IA principal secured thereby 70 pc noN aae tut
ssalI III uuf,uaace antt by .tvtne u the power and
1nf!UFtty f rue vess.d by sait mortgage sud for the
mas ani purpose. trreii expressed on THURSDAY. td
I t,irtveutii duy Of DecemeeE T. D. ls0! at eleven
afr Court ouse. In the CITY .: th ca:o sell nj pub
lie aacti3n The ::he bidder for cash. tie prentes
/ ia .aiu ,tot t:,aye described, t"nH:
-Thhs pIcCe pAfrt OF la1.l kunWn and Qesr!9oed
- lot rour u II block tl IL ttt irac na
sectlun niLeb tl) addition the cty o1 tLleagu. be
huudr:d atiu eighty feet t1 LII drth t! t7e alley II
the re;lr aecorn. Tic rlan re*orded1n t"ok C'"n
II Registry ~ish tle 1ws suln. house and ct'sr I'm
pzovs- cnt4 thereon JAMES e MERRILL
! IN PAakxE, AstoEasE oei%41s+0
, 1860-11-26
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE.
1 FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING. :eAoul


ryoa = and T. Vert ThirtyEi.hth STREET, turrsY
1li.t two doors frnm Ffl Avenue Sew isTS. co1,an:
pcs in session TIL tt latter part Of june nflI receives
pupils 1t any time. The ed!lcc-rsnne4 e1,cs*ly ios
fhe School and warmed b.. hot water. with FtiTe,
summer 1!Se xv-A IN the highest Al" most beautiful
part Of the CITY. ,u-
couysr of education. receives atscnton r:'!ch t*
importance demands. The e''Ic shsense Of !os mna
defrAxtn. 1nceHtfstS to. r cat1Hn+ thc frEsAulH.
spi-it Of pleasant home {. aud .'cTouShnsss IN
wineycr Etd!ca are under teu especially Character
Cscncil il spoken The lest matters are employed
Tar Fygnch Italian, GGrr II, Piano Forte Harp. and
other Accomplishments. Among tis f:1tncs n.ost = o.
wftam huvn 81 have ha daughters IN his school, the
principal rcfcrsto:
Rev. Robert Baird b. KY; .Rcy. Gsrdtner srE'oE
2. i'c!. "a s,nitt D p t,ast: Il Rssi e 'Gsl
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