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VOLUME LVU.-NUMBER Al

/ After which, Mr. .. J. Wise was called td
| the stand, and received with much kindness Ly
| the audience. After L few introductory re.
marks delivered in English, Mr. Wise spoke
| for half an hour in the German language
During his speech. Mr. Wise npologizcd for
his inperIec. command OF the language in cx,
tempore address, and promised TO prepare Z
carefully written German discourse to Lc de-
lircred during the continuance Of the present
canvas.
The meeting adjourned just before midnight
Altogether, 10 as$clnblagc Of citizens has Yet
exhibited more decided and enthusiastic t,e-
termination to SUPPORT the breckenridge ticket,
than that displayed b. the meeting Of the Ger
man Democracy on Saturday night last.
democratic Nceting OH Friday Night.
The enthusiastic attendance Of the Demo.
cracy, night after night, n Metropolitan Hail.
the constant increase sC numbers in attendance
and the un,ring efforts Of tn most distin-
guished orators OF the Sta,e-continue to fur
nsh most irresistible impulse to the Demo
cratic cause. in this city.
On Friday night last a crowded audience
listened for more than two hours to 4 most able
and animated address delivered by William Il.
Newton, Esq, Of Hanover The effort is ie,
scribcd As the happest ard most effective ever
delivered. by this distinguished young gian, Of
Democracy We were detained from the meet
ing until 4 few moments before the conclusion
Of Mr. Newton's speech. Ills pcroration was
marked example Of the happy conception and
fiery defamation which usually distinguishes
Mr.. Newton's orator..
Mr. Chase, Of Chesterfield, was next called
to the Standard delivered thorough going
Democratic appeal, cnliycned by the recitation
Of some humorous original verses
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a. r:sS.cr JOHNSON. w. L. fcGh
JOHNSON d PGGW.
COMMISSION NERCH HANIS.
Fk9ST BUILDING SH0CTOS T,R2AurSs,)
RICHMOND, VA.
INQ! he sale Of Tobacco, Wheat Corn And country pro-
.ccr reae:a.:y return ;heir siac-.e :hass 10 ;heir
sa!s to She very liberal patronage ereo:or. extended
ae= aat ask continuance 2ad increase o: the same
=: y-a!, promising iheir rac! !Tiei pztsoaH aeo
- 70 all ceas!s s.ulea:s committed 20 theE.
No: .J-c;!
IN NIOKE AND TO ARRIVE, 3,!sJ sides
good stomp Al! damaged Leather, and the ues; brands
3. :rac Ca.klo. which will sell !oT FOR cash o. good
1spe:.
$50 pair. cl,y made Broyue~, for CASH only:
y. DEvERECX,
No Car
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FAHM IN CUMBERLASD FOis SALE.
"lSalSG 10 cnve 20 4 more Southern State, oarr
W Tor sale my tlrEi, in the county Of Cumberland
eight miles sovh OF The Courthouse and hotn sides
Guinea Creek. The tract contains, BY survey made 10
1902 eight hundred acres and Is divided into i've fields
most Q! them we'll enclosed and all O.! h-a well watered
there being In addition 20 the Greek brfors mentioned
tween twenty and thirty falling springs Of the
hcest retstone water the place About half the
tEact Cleared aad the balaace il old aed pine, with
small portion OF original growth large proportion OF
the pine laad Is a- timber and plant land the head Of
many OF the trees sluarng 10 from inccs and
The whole OF tRa: kind Of land is atsrsp.rsed with Walnut
Eedbud Oogwood and slT!!a. growth The soil Is mostly
light Ssdy, w!;a ane clay suoso and is peculiarly ada
IN the heart Of the Finest Stemnns and shipping tobacco
region OF the Sta- The Improvements consist Of
story framed dwelling with six above the basrmen
with closets in each aul large dining room with
closets; In the bsseraeat An Office in the yard! "a by IL
!ce story ant half high, and such other outbudings
ard there Is you. OF i've hundred trees recently
set ou Churches o! the Episcopal uid SCHOOL and Con-
s;:;u;iona Presbyterian Methodist and Bap, deuomna
itons, are OF easy access the trth- bsi than
eight miles from the place.
The neghb0!ho0I widely and justly celebrated for the
Intelligence and high moral worth OF Is Inhabitants.
I will take pleasure In showing the place any one
wishing 20 purchase. Address stony PO!n; Mills, Cum
eesiand.
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p,cuu,Sn Y, Semi


DEAR SlR:-I have read, and carefully con-
sidercd the contract and accompanying papers,
relating to the James River and hanawha IA
nal Company, which were submitted to me,
By you, on Friday evening last
The only provision in the contract. to which
object is contained in the eighth section.
which authorizes 1.-THE tolls on way trade
to "be increased one.third" beyond the rates
that are imposed upon the through trade
This IS discrimination against our own
citizens, in favor Of citizens Of other States,
that is in my judgement, unjust can see
no reason for the imposition Of heavier tolls
upon way trade than are levied upon through
. trade.
The suhjec, is, in the highest degree, lnpor'
tant to the people Of Virginia and deserves
the serious consideration Of the Legislature
| have determined, therefore, to comply with
the request contained in the second resolution,
adopted at the late meeting Of the Stockholders
and will convene the General Assembly IN
extra session. for the purpose Of Considering
the agreement which has been approved by
them. 80
The fourteenth day Of January next, Will
be the day on which the General Assembly
will convene. am truly,
Your obcdient servant,
JOHN LETCllER.
THOMAS II. ELLIS, Esq, President OF the
james River and kanawha Company.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
JA1ES RIVER PLANTATION FOR
SAIL +

| oEFER FOR sale, privately, my plantation, known rs
Mannsvi!le, the residence Of the late THvn Fleming,
lying in the county OF Goochand James River. forty.
three miles above Richmond 1t conAr by survey,
sig acres, OF which 100 James River Low Grounds a
so arabic high land; all In high OF cultivation "
the Remaining $50 acres LIS original timber growth,
the In pine standing pasture The buildings
all substantial and In good repair For further particulars
address the subscriber, ii Loeb cod p O., Goochland
county, Va.
S.r; def WM r. FLEMING.
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coMBRERO GClNO, !or ,sic "
- Sept + u SINNER Co.
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The As.embIing OF the Legislature.

1t will be seen from the accompanying letter,
that the Governor has determined to call an
extra session Of the Legislature to assemble on
the 14th day Of January next
The immediate occasion for this announce
ment is nothing more than the arrangement Of
the affairs Of the James River and kanawha
Company.
Nevertheless it is possible that the Lcsisla-
ture, on assembling, will find even more Sc
rious work to do-to which the following ex-
tract from Governor Letcher's inaugural Ines
sage of January last may furnish a suggestive
clue.
THE 'irrep-essible conflict doctrine,
announced and advocated by the ablcst
and most distinguished leader Of the
Republican party, is an open declara
ton Of war against the institution Of Afri
can slavery, wherever it exists, and ! would
be disloyal to Virginia and the South, if did
not declare THAT the election Of such Il ipan. ell
ing States The idea Of permitting such Il man
to have the control and direction Of the army
and navy of the United States, and the appoint
ment Of high judicial and executive officers,
postmasters included, cannot be entertained
by the South for 4 moment.
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BY THE GOVERNOR 0is VIisGINlA.


INFORMATION ha"!Eg beea received by The Executive
:aa, THOMAS CCDDY Is charged With malicious
-.4=: committed 10 the county OF Washington. 10 this
:a:-. AID :sat he has ssd from justice and IS low
s.i-s :. Large; therefore do hereby offer reward
:. Vyg HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS TO any
;-r,oa Who shall arrest The said Thomas Cuddy and
:v-! a;o the si, Of said county OF Washington and
g. .5reo-s: r-eu.r- all officers OF this Commonwealth.
c" AL military and request She people generally 10 utr
A- eIeous procure his arrest; that be !nay be
.:ocg.: 20 Justice
- Girea uade- M hand Governor, and under
II. Les, Seal o. the Commonwealth, 81 Richmond,
:! ;s!s third day OF september, $500.
ny ~. Governor: JOHN LETcHER.
6lcE.E w Mryyoeo, Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Toa, CuGdr 1, abou. 25 years o! as., about Zee, Ii
2cAs s!ra!.. with ligh: hair aud grey eyes, sioops
!..I- Sept +-c3S
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HIcKock.s PATENT PORTABLE CT.

AN .9y-! gi:h the above Mills made with many i'm.
P-ov-:a,a. AID ia superior style. Ths gradiag cyl
,~s7. are 0! iron Instead of wood formerly made
',cEcs x inch wrough: iron; the beam cast iron:
S'y 4at ,;oa. Ai,oge,he. Is the perfect Cider
Nil -a:.s;
-! .A;@-; @ho b.s this niii cau at any time, make
Ea'1as 0! cider minutes With single boy,
can equally well :ass= barrrls day with about
aSad- " III tis Mil YOU make Cider as you
Aad Il qGan;!;ies .iusle gallon 10 soy nun-
-, . ta!r-i-. H. VI. SMITH,
-A-e --c2l No. Is, Main street.
My E-No::ce !. hereby given that application will
aaiy .a!s by The undersigned the Bank Of Yr
S-. s -: fene~a ei CrE3c.,es No. 10 dated alAy
- - Tor t~o shar=s. aad No. II Jas, dated July 2i
49,, '' 's! shase' MAKING w-!vc shares Of stock In
~"-" ~aca Crtti=cA;-. ID - been los; or mslaId
P,.- Jos. L. DUNN,
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LAND AND SLAVES IN THE COUNTY,

or AMELIA, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
luE Drvisees OF John H. Strger deceased Offer sale
l. privately valuable tract OF land lying the Appo
maox River, In the county Of Amelia ive miles Mat
:oax Depot, the Richmond and DanTilie Railroad
tanning oy estimation, one thousand The land ad
rarably sap;ed 70 the production Of corn. wheat to-
bacco and the tract regarded OF the best In the
county II desired Il viii he divided ID The
htigsorhood Is most excellent r"Ss-lou will be given
~ once TIE dey.ee> reservine the right cultivate and
gather the ing crops IL satisfactory ARRANGEMENT can
not he made with the purchaser 10 take ;heIu
The purchaser OF the land he desire them for his own
uss can a!ss purchase large number III valuable slaves
The TERMS will be made accommodating
Apply TO VIM T.. Meade John S Uardaway, Chula De-
pot, Amelia, or to l. W SrEGER
Aug 2y-ctf Nl,.uax D-uot Am.lj,
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JAMES XIV Elk Ian u TUX M Il T..
TIME subscriber wishes cell his Farm. located the
South side OF Jaturs River. Ia Chesterfield county,
ato. wight miles frou the city Of Richmond II contains
10, acres abou: which urablr Ia. remainder in
oak and pine growth. (orisiua and srccnd There ~
20 o low grounds, and some branch na,s The
buildings those usually found farm OF iS size and
have erected within the last feT years There Is
Granite Quarry upon the land, n successful operation The
upon the farm, l. Is supposed would pay the price
asked for It, There Is ready access % Richmond market
by the Canal
Partial possession ITO seed ~hea can be had is OF oc
tober
Mr.. Eagland who lives Oh the farm, will exhibit t.
TIhMs Such will suit the purchaser.
IIIAS I EUIENn
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OIIiItNEEK I.AIrEn

0SEttSEER NANTE;1
VISA ~ employ single nan =, a. nrrpsrrp o.,
cstheF yea. TO one who un!-s,taad, thoroughly In.
nt t'ai"n and cur!nE o! Tobacco liberal va. xiI h.
Al, O' EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
'-I'-s'oe- Char-- City Ceur: ucc..
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10 EDITORS AND PRINTERS!


yI,=E a:!-at!" 20 ihr- siocs o. PRlN
4 fNi TYPES ORNAMENTS. BORDERS, PRESSES. &c,
ac supply Of w!c :i!-y Keep CONSTANTLY oa hand At
:.s. type a;.! Stereotype Foundry.
No. IS. Gold Street, Sew York,
Al y Tach sGc.l !. ey :-si-ci 20 ANY man
:-.G In ;A!- COUNTRY ard sil st :he usual t-rus
.. * ,aon;, e-sli: %. approved negotiable aors, or
;sa rt- crIi. ,sc0rE: 70. cs.,a.
Gi; tp- :.s=a IL eSthanse 'o Few q. :ie customary
u-. a. ..- cc.:s per pouud t=!ceted within sixty days
Ys: ae q pu.c! :, o:!.=rg.s= six cents pc. pound.
I'm HAGAR JR, < GO.
T- ga!-r,tluei, AssS: VIRGINIA, :os ne above we'll
islSn Establishment, sappy ;hc :7ads with every de-
,:::YI!9@ ii
PRINTING PRESSES. TYPES, CASES &c,
tho. Il. liberal :-rcns Having printed the "RIcU
.Sc ES.r:ESs g.. upward. oi t-G Years with type and
c;t-. -. s:a purchased f-1G Mrssrs. HA6AR Co,
n:..! 20 recommend material, :rHa h-i- establishment
Il preference 70 o:H":s.
specimen BOOK, all: be ;uEa;,h-L :e ;.ade, and such
a-:!.s -:ar u selected will be forwarded with des
ps:cs ~M. u. ALLEGRE,
4p:l!j Enquirer 0a:ce, Richmond. Va
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PRuCLAMAT10S.
ESEO:NATlON hsvia. been received BY the Executive,
TIA: HARRY MYERS, who is charged with The CRIME Of
a7te p-rpe:.at-i th- I'D instant In the County OF
fsc. G-oEsc, la. He'd icoG justice aad Is now going ~
3SED DOLLARS any prrsoa who shall arrest the said
a.y Hy All! deliver him !ao the js Of said County OF
r.cr George, 30 reqaige all ofacrrs OF
-. otanoas civil and military, and Request ihe p-o
pc eC-.ay 70 th=c b=5. eSeroas - procure Lis Ir
'>s;,:.a ae iaa! be brought 20 Justice.
- n.v-n uadsr .y hand a. Governor and under lhe
Le,- sal @. ;te CoEtnonS-a -a!;h. i. i!chiond this
~ w. tiav~rao- JOHN LETcHEH
GtUsIE W. Icsl -. l.r,.,arv NJ ,t- Co,n,ronv.alth
na'y N.Y.. Z: butch pa!e.tas-. about % yesrs Of
'riA' oro.eE English. has large mouth, .sh.browa
h. '"op' Ysry L.uCh =!G-n xalk!ag looks down when
.rei-. 20 t.f : lorG: =, f--t aish. Aug !9-c3|
6f THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,
\ PROCLAMATION.
INoaoiai ioN having been received ty .,;a Eyr,u,ir.
i laa' ooisaf! Ala: Ltce-r. Va committed in the
coeoy oiAAnn On ;:- -ecOn: o March sDI,hat UA
TD SPARROW .: Tie parties -a:lrr, ,h.r.i. .n
gsvard OF 800 aay i,--oa who shall a-r-, the sjs Is
- Sparrow and deliver him into lie ! o.. said cou.v 80
Maoa aud do moreover rsi::rc AL U:.:n :h;,
z9ar.s:h both civil and military and rsIce-: ;hv pco
,..-a!y 10 their best -nd-s procure h- a:-
-; - nay be brought - justice.
Gwen uader hand Governor, a.! aad-- thc l-,-
Seal Of the Commonwealth, ~ Ric,lnoni !, this ..,l,
- JOHN LErCnER.
IT, Governor.
So. W MryloEs, Secretary OF 'he Commonwealth
ar ,ar.o~ Is painter by trade. "a about sc-: or
- high. las rather sSarp face and ,al'o" COMPLEX
& Aug 30-c3w
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OF lAE GotEkNOx OLE VIRGINIA,
\ a tar
JOHN LErCllER.


So W Mryloap, Secretary OF ,hs Commonwealth
az. Sc1r.o~ Is painter " trade. abon, .r- or
- ash !.4s rather sharp face and ,al'o~ complex
& Aug 30-c3w
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Prom Mexico.

DIX J. J. SNxlxS, Norfolk, Va.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12
Rhode Island Election.

The defeat is not Republican defeat.
for the nominations which have been de-
feated were in no proper sense the nomi-
nations of the Republican party of Rhode
Island. That is the reason why they were
defeated. Everybody knows that had our
present excellent Chief Magistrate. Gov
ernor Turner, been re-nomina.ed, instead
Of Mr.. Padelford, in accordance with bene-
ficent usage and sound policy, he would
been reelected with nothing more than a
formal opposition. This lesson now taught
both morally and politically. is so en-
phatic that we may reasonably hopcto reap
the benefits of its salutary teachings for a
long time-we might almost say for all
time to come. We consider it almost SUI
perauous to add the hope that the demon
alizing features of the canvass will never
be repcated.-Providence Press Sprogae
organ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

An extra from the Office of the Valparaiso Re-
ssbe, dated April 9Th, says the skeleton of man
was fcuni hanging in thcket in Black Oak Gruye
in Essex Township, in that county, ON the line OF
the Pittsburg Road. ON the day previous He was
found hanging BY a black silk neck handkerchief,
and had evidently taken his own life- The skull,
part of the spinal column and the ribs were hang
ing. the remainder Of the bones were scattered
around. The hair, which was fair auburn, had
fallen of. 1t is supposed, from the circumstance
Of carpet sack containing few articles Of cloth
ing being found in the edge of the grove early in
September that he must have hung himself about
that time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12
Wistar,s Balsam of wild cherry

Not only cures every species of lung complaints
but It exerts apoweriul influence ona DISEASED
LIVER. In this complaint it has, undoubtedly
proved more eiiicacious than any remedy hitherto
employed, and in numerous instances when pa
tents have endured long and severe suffering from
the disease, without receiving the least benefit
from various remedies, and when mercury has been
resorted to in vain, the use of this Bll.am has re-
stored the liver to healthy action, and in many in
stances effected permanent cures, after every known
remedy had failed to produce the desired effect.
See Advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12
Corruption in the General Land Office.

Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Commercially
WAsHISGToS. March 25, 1S60.-Judgc
Birch. of Missouri, some two years ago
made charges against the Commissioners
of the General Land Office, and in letters
to the President, which have been published
substantiated the said charges. These let
conduct of Hon. Jacob Tompson, Secre-
tary Of the Interior. Thomas Hendricks,
late Commissioner of the General Land
Office, and Hon. j Clancy Jones, member
of the Tllirty-Fifth Congress, and Mr.. Bn-
chanan's present Minister to the Court Of
Austria Judge Birch is now in this city,
and has been before Mr.. Covode's special
committee of inquiry He furnished Mr.
Covode with names of witnesses from Mis-
souri,, Indiana aad Pennsylvania, whose
evidence will corroborate his charges
These charges are the gravest character.
involving the deliberate Justification and
suppression of the public records. The
object was to show iavoritism to Penn
sylvania Land Company ofwhom Mr.. Jones
was the attorney. Judge Birch was the
Register of the Land Office at Pla,tsburg.
Missouri, and in that capacity had sold cer-
tain lands The sales of twenty thousand
acres of said lands were vitiatcd by the
Commissioner. and patents for the same
issued to the Pennsylvania Land Company
Judge Birch has the highest reputation,
both as an officer and citizen. and is de-
tcrmined to not only defend his own Of
fetal acts. but to expose those Of the distin-
guishe,l officials mentioned. You are aware
that Mr.. Hendricks resigned his Office as
] Commissioner, and is the present candidate
of the Democracy for Governor of Indiana.
1t is more than probable that these charges
! will compel him to retire from the canvas,
The committee has so much business on
hand that it cannot take up these charges
for examination before May next Mean
while Messrs Henry Wilmington, John L
Hughes. and Edward NJ. Samuel. of Mis-
souri,, all OF them formerly receivers of pnb-
lie moneys. and Charles Inglcs and JEFF
+ Tompson attorneys and land agents, will be
summoned to appear as witnesses before thi
committee. ~ IS s3ae- tam var -s -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

TIrrEcAsoE Tp., April :. 1860

-est
TIFrEcAsoE Tp., April :, 1860.
Ma. EpIToa-Hasing heard there Was to be a
Democratic meeting az the School House not far
from where I reside, determined to attend. 1t
turned out to be a Club meeting. The pro-slave-
~ God Of the party having been unveiled with the
usual ceremonies. the seers and wise men Of the
party who were present commenced prophecying
or speaking After listening patiently to two or
three or them came to the conclusion that the
same spirit spoken of in the first book of Kings,
I'D ch and 22d r, was in them The first prophet,
who hailed from Slab town, ehaunted the same old
song you have heard so often, concerning the sec
tionalism of the Republican party He endeavor-
ed to convince his auditors that no party could be
rational that was not represented in its conven-
tons by delegates from all parts of the naiion AS
he spoke the quession--has reason fed to british
beasts7-forced itself on my mind Here is a man,
said to myself, who seems sincerely to pride him
self upon the nationality OF his party because it is
tolerated in all sections of the Union, but is 50
blinded BY preudiees or interest that he cannot
sec that his principles essentially and entirely
ssotonal. The Republican principles n'earried
out would rcdound to the good and advantage Of
tho greatest number, even in the slave States but
azesectionalin this prophets estimation, while the
Demscratic principles, If carried out would benefit
thepfew At the expense Of the many. even in thu
sEave States. are yetresasded - National. Which
il the bess-a national party urfaeuf national prn
ciylesor ssetioaof party ,cih national principles
An the sympathy even of Northern Democrats
sesns to be thoroughly enlisted on the side Of The
Smshen Shareholders md Lords Of tic lash, who
comprise not more than one fifth of the white Pop
ulsfian-of The South. The down-trodden white,
a tantsectiou, whose condition, many Of them, i
little 3,etser th.n that Of the slaves, they neye
think about. Any. scheme that would tend to ele
vate them. would probably initiate against the in
terests Of tile slave ol;ssrciy and therefore shou
not be agitated. As an illustration and proof o
thiss % you hear apy of their Speakers or paper
hesed,1au czlIing upon their members in Congress
sossaadbys the Homestead Biill No.. Why not
Becan9e. q II passes it will prevent slaveryi fron
obtsnipga fooshold in the Tsrritories-ass 81 "a.
The NEXT prophet that arose hailed from th
ssaseuplace The FIRST did. The burden Of lis chaap
v,ssIbaflf a Republicsn President was elected tn
dissolution Of the Union was ,ineyitabie.. Isathi
s,ss1 Isis true that Che election Of President hold
3ng shs sidendcal principles that Jefferson promu
gased ia regard to slavery viii produce ? dissolg
tina q thss Unisns Who xiit Dissolve ia Ne
eysblicsns. certainly: Then who are II
dlhois !nt are going 70 DO this, ,iiaboleal az
xFkd fSedl I.et them be marked and cpstemr
- ~ dessrvs. aIf che RepablieAss elect sse
fsld3llBdcs16sdatc 4 xilfbe done according
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

IT There is one thing connected with Dr. John
Bulls medicines that must commend them to the
favorable consideration of even physicians them
serves. Incy are no secret nostrums, the compo-
sition of which is kept hidden from the public
ANY one who wishes it can obtain from him a
printed circular giving the ingredients and proper
tons of any or all of his remedies. Any phys clan
who wiz so far lay aside his preiudces as to read
the prescription from which his Compound PectOraI
Of I':!d Cherryis prepared, we think can not heir
but admit that it is of the safest and most re
liable remedies ever offered to the public for al
diseases of the lungs and tlroat