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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-28
AYERS sARSAPARILLA,
COMPOUND REMEDY DE

n sIGEED to be the most ef.sctual Ann rive
that can be made. It is q concentrated extract Of
ces Of still greater Elts. tive power 70 afford
effective antidots for the diseases Sarsaparlla is
wanted by those who suffer from s Strumous con-
plants, aud that one which viii accomplish their
cure must prove Of immense service 70 this large
class Of our afflicted islloW-citiEans H0E compots-
~ this compound viii do IL has been proven b.
pertinent On many Of the WOrst cases 10 Be found IN
ScR0FULA AND sCRoFULoUs ooHFLK1srs, ERUP-
TI0Ns AND ERUPTIVE DIsEAsEsS ULCERs, RIlFLEs,
BLoTcHEsi EUaoRsl SALT hHEuH, scAlD HEAD,
SYPHILIS AND STPHlLITIo AFRECTIoEs, MER0UK1aL
DISEASE, DROPsT, NEURALGIA on TIC DoUL0UHEUX,
DEBILITY, DYSPEPSIA AND lNDIaEssIOls YslPEIAs,
ROsK Or 81. ANrH0NTs kIRE, and indeed the whole
class Of complaints a-ising from Impurity ot the
fThis compound will be found great promoter Of
health when taken in the spring, to eEpel the foul
humors which tester in the blood at that season. OF
ranking disorders are nipped in the bud. Multi
tudes can hy the aid Of this remcdyi spare them
selves from tbs endurance Of foul eruptlou1 and ul
cerOus sores through which the system viii strive
g rio itself Of eorrqptons, Il not assisted 70 do this
teratiVe medicine Cleanse out the Yitiated blood
whenever you ind its impurities bursting through
when ycu ind It obstructed and sluggish in the
ysinsi cleanse it whenever It is tOul and your feel
disorder is felt people enjoy better health, and live
longer for cleansing the blood. Keep the bioOd
healthy, and all Is well; but with this pabulum OF
life disordered, there can be no lasting heaithi-
Sooner or later something must 90 wrong, and the
Nfei4 llEalAlerI Of 4lioLleIe4
Sarsapartlla has, and deserves mucht the rlputa-
ton Of accomplishing these ends. BIZ the world
has beel egregiOusT deceived BY preparations Of g.
partly because the drug alone has not al the Vrfle
that is claimed for IT, but more because many pre-
paratons, pretending 70 Be concentrated extracts Of
It. contain but litts q the virtue uf Sarsaparla
any thing else.
During late years the public have been misled yb
large bottles, pretending to give quart of Extract
Of Sarsaparila for dollar. Most Of these have
been frauds upon the sick for thog not only contain
ittles 4 any, Sarsaparilla, but often no curative
urousrtias WhafeVer Henca hitter and nqiuful dis
appointment has followed the use Of the various ex
tracts Of Sarsaparilla which food the market until
the name itself Is justly despiso ., and has become
SYNONYMOUS with imposition and cheat. Still Ne
call this compound Sarsaparilas snd intend 60 90 p
ply such remedy shall rescua the name IRON ne
load Of obloquy which rests upon it. And Ne tlilL
We have ground for believing . ha7 Flfllea lnlcn
ara irresistible by the ordinary run o. &c eise5
it Is intended 20 cure In order to secure ther
pets eradication from the SYSTEM the remedy Hol q
Be- juaiciOuslT taken according 70 directcu1 % tla
bottle.
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DR.. J. G. AVER & CO.,
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price. 81 ulIr Boffls. si1r Bottles f8F g.
AYTRis CHERRY PEoroRAL

hes won for itself such renOEn for the cure Z
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IL Is entirely unnecessary for % recount the eT-
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As tt has long been IN constant throughout this
section We need not do more than assure the pe0ua
its QualtYi8 kept up 70 the best il ever has been and
thai it may b relied on 70 DO i0r their relief ali De
has ever been found 70 do.
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Having a much larger stock Of
PREsENTABLE GOODS

than BEFORE beg to call your attention to them
as briefly possible leaving the particulars 70 be
told and shown when you favor US with call
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
From Hunts Merchants Magazine. /

FAmASKs' ScaLEs.-Weighcd in the
balance Of a just criticism. all are oblighed
to admit that the scales of Fairbanks d.
Go. are. without exception. the best ever
invented. We know whereof we affirm,
because we have tested their value, and are
fully satisfied of their superior merits.-
The introduction of these scales has
wrought revolution in the transaction of
various business. and their accuracy is such
that uniformity in weights has been cs-
tablished all over the country. thus making
them a national localized standard Nor
are they confined TO the United States; they
have found their way to almost every part
of the civilized world. and arc adapted to
the standards Of all countries, SO that it
may be said. all nations, If not weighed
in these balances at least weighed BY
them. - +-e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

The receipts Of the State Fair. from all
sources. including 81 900 from the State,
will amount to ahont $4,000. On the
premium list. which nominally amounts
to this sum. there will be saved from the
lack Of entries in some departments. about
$4,000, leaving $1,000 to the credit of
the Board. The fitting up Of the grounds
cost something over So. 600 towards which
tho citizcns OF indianapolis subscribed
$1,000, nearly all of which has been
paid. Taking the amount saved OH the
premium list. and deducting it from the
amount Of expense, in round numbers.
and we mako the Board in debt ST.
900. To this must be addel the gen.
eral expenses OF the fair. which will
amount. probably. to %. 900, making So
900 in all The assets of the Boar.l. which
will be shortly available, will ro.luoe this
amount OF indebtedness considerably. and
the receipts Of another exhibition will
wipe it all out. aud enable the Board to
make many necessary improvements on
the grounds. All things considered the
fair has been very successful. and the Board
deserves great credit for the paRneF ~
which they have managed everything cop
nected with it. The abolition Of thessiqgIe
ticket system and tho substitptio9 n badges
the Board ara not responsible for--the
Delegate Board having instructed for re-
turn to the badge system. 4eitIeF y the
State Board respqQsibleefoF the may
abuses Of the badge System praeticed at
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
Republican Victory
THE RUMP DEMOCRACY
ROUTED /!
Marshall County Herself Again!
Large Republican Gain.
Three Cheers fer fhe Gallant
Republicans Of sunYSh0lE

1t affords us great satisfaction to an
nonncc that the Republicans carried the
election in this county on Tuesday by a
largely increased majority. Lincoln's ma
jority, it will be seen by the reports below.
from the several townships. is 154 over
Douglas and $50 over Douglas and Breck-
inridge combined. In October Lane had
only "A majority. II every county in the
State has done as well as Marshall old
Abe's majority in Indiana will not be less
than 10000. Nine thousanl cheers for
the gallant Republicans of Marshall coun-
ty! Where all the townships have done
so nobly it would be invilious to discrim-
mate. The following are the returns:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
Hon. t. c. Slaughter.

Among othcrs.>Jnfge Il. G.. Slaughter
OF Harrison county has been named as
suitable person to be elected Agent Of
State by the Legislature at the ensuing
session. There could not be better man
in that Office. He is every way emincntly
qualified for the position. is an exact. Mt
tentive. capable. efficient and honest bust
ness man. lie has been successful in the
management of his own affairs. and in
winning success has won the good opin-
ion and esteem of all who know him. lie
meets the requirements OF Mr.. Jefferson's
rule Of fitness in being both "honest and
capable" Ia .diiion to this character
Of fitness that cumme IDS him alike to the
confidence Of all parties. lie has peculiar
claims on tho Republican party. Residing
in part of the State in which, until the
current canvass, to be a Republican was
worth a mans political all. lac was yet one
OF the first. if not the very first man. in his
district, in 1856. to descry the necessities Of
the time and boldly take the stump. exert
ing his energies and talents. aud expend
ing his money and his time in glorious
but hopeless struggle for the good cause.
No man has done more for the party with
less reward. and. indeed, with less appa-
rent hope OF reward than he. lie is. by
his local position. high character and ear
nest. un'equitted services, commended to
the Republicans of the next General As
scmbly as worthy. well qualified and de-
serving their regard. We say this much
without disparaging others. and only
just tribute o: regard for Mr. Slaughter.
Ind. Jour. es
In giving place to the above we desire
to be understood as endorsing every word
of it. Having been intimately acquainted
with Judge SLAUGHTER for a number Of
years. We speak adviscdly when we say
that we do not believe better selection
could be made for Agent Of State. lie is
a gentleman Of eminent ability and pos
sesses that other requisite for oiicc-'.hon-
esty"-to equally as great an extent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
immense aC0unterfeitins Operation-Ar-1
rest Of Five Officers of the Boon Coun-
ty Bank, lad. Hl

immense tCOunterfeIung Operati0u--Ar-
rest Of Five OfTicers Of the Boon Coun-
ty Bank, Lad. IS
1SDfASAPoLIs. Nov. g..
James Mclean cashier of the Boone
County Bank. at Lebanon, Bradley. and
j. d. gChipman.- all connected with the
same institntion, were arrested here to-day
charged with forgery and circulating mon
ey fraudulently issued on the Boon Cnun-
ty Bank. They all waived examination
and were committed to Jail in default of
So. 900 bail each.
u 1t IS supposed these parties have circu-
lated from $500. 900 to $500. 0001of coun.
terfeIt bills on the bank in Indiana, llli-
noIs, Iowa and Missouri. $4,000 of
genuine notes were issued by the Auditor
ct State. The spurious and genuine notes
are from the same plate. Auditor and REQ.
ister's names counterfeitea on the former.
A. Spooner, President Of the Bank. made
his escape from this city at one O'clock
this morning. About 100000 of the
counterfeit money has already been receiv-
ed by our bankers from their correspon
dents IN the West. Several hundred dol
lars of the spurious bills were redeemed at
the bank at Lebanon yesterday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
Lincoln. DougIas. Breck,ige. Bell.


The vote of Center is given in full above.
while the majority only in the rest of the
townships is given. except for the vote Bell
and Brcckiaridse-which is given in full as
reported. IN Center it will be seen there
is tie. but lincoln would have had one
majority fnd not some Republican by mis-
take voted..a,doubie icket.--a Democrat,
however, lin West did the same thing.
which balances tlfdAaccount. .sr +
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
Gold Mines Of TIayti--IIidden Treasures
of the Spaniards.


The island has undoubtedly rich gold
mines still remaining nnworkea. 1t is
well known that enormous quantities OF
gold wcrs taken from the Ci5ao range OF
mountains by tho Spaniards. and there is
no reason to suppose that the mines
were exhausted. A recent writer on lIayti
says that he saw two bottles full of gold
Gust which ha been gathered by hand by
a native from the sands of one of the small
rivers. Other writers mention similar
facts. and all agree that if properly work
ed the mines would pay, handsomely; it is
even possible that the refuse thrown aside
by the Spaniards would now. with i'm
proved machinery, be reworked to advan-
tage. 1t lis "a curious fact that, although the
Spaniards were many years engaged ia
working the mines, and although histori-
ans tell MS that thousands of the Indians
persisted from excessive labor in their en-
deavors to supply the covetousness Of their
masters, still many of the old mines are
entirely lost sight OF, and even their eii-
trance cannot be discovered. 1t would be
more proper to say are not discovered. for
no real effort has yet been made to trace
them. 's'.iH --lsoie g .er AafA sa
1t is said that during the troubles with
which the country was convulsed, the
openings Of some Of the mines were pnr-
posely filed up and concealed. Earth
quakes and time have destroyed others,
and others again lie hidden in the thick
underbrush Of a tropical climate, in an al
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

D. D. De Land d Co. employ a new
process of refining the Saleratus manufac-
tured by them. This process is recent
discovery. and is declared by chemists and
scientific mon to be the most effectual
method known. 1t is in use at no other
establishment in this county. Saleratus.
to be healthful and wholesome, must be
perfectly free from impurities. De Land
& Co.'s Saleratus is perfectly pure. For
sale by all good igrocers. Manufactured
and for sale at Wholesale by d. D. De
Land 4 Co., Fairport. Monroe Co., N.
Y. atF.ie eai 81 iHd "a
Sold at wholesale by the Wholesale
dealers in Chicago and milwaukee,.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
STATE OF INDIANA. Marshall

County, ssIn the Marshall Circuit Court, February
term, a D., 1851. Solomon sturgcs vs. Stephen H.
Ifoslncr-On Note and Proceedings 10 Attachment
Be II known than on this ID day of November the year
1861 the above named plaintiff by j. p. usher- his
forney fled In the of1cc the Clerk Of the Marshall tiu
Court his complaint against d defendant in the sbovp
entitled causc, and afterwards affidavit OF adintere<s
that said defendant is not resident Of the State OF
Indiana: id defendant y therefore hereby notd ~ the
filing and pendency Of said complaint against him and that
unless he appear drmur thereto at the calling
said cause on the first day Of said Court 10
I've br,In and held at the Court in tho Of Ply
MONTH on the second Monday IN February lsc said com-
plant and the matters and things therein contained and
Attest s.I II. Il. PERSHIkG,
novs Iva - Clerk NJ C. G..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
ctTATE OFINDIANA, MARSHALL

ID COUNTY, SIN the Marshall County Circuit Court,
February term. 1851 Abigail King &c. Thomas King
q mp amt for Divorce. tt
hr p,intia i the above entitled cause, by Corfin
Osforr her attorneys. hs filed in oc her complaint
AGAINST the dceudant for DIVORCE and IL appearing bv a
davit Of competent PRISON that the defendant Thomas
King Is resident of the STATE Of Indiana he h there
M hereby nasi.d Of tho filing and tendency Of said
plant him that unless he apfcar
denur ths railing Of Said the FIRST day Of
the next term Of sud Court, 10 Ia begun and held at the
court house the OF Plymouth, the second Mon
raary- A.. d. lshl, said complaint and the mat
tiers things ern contained and alled will bc heard
and determined in his absence. Attic l.
nov8 Iva - H. r. Pc 1SHING, Clerk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
CTATE OF INDIANA MARSH All

~ COUNTY, Ss.-Iefore A. " WISE a Justice Of the
Peace in and for Bourbon township. Marshall County,
tndsna.Horace j. Campbell Ialnel Gramcs-Ncfic.
Of Asfachmcnt
Notice is hereby given the defendant others
consrrncd, of tie fling IL complaint. affidavit and bond
IN te above entitled cause. and that the 18th day Of
Ncvcmber, 1SC0, 10 o'cloc., M the caus. will lie
hcaffi and determined. at Office m Bourbon, Of ch
the parties will please take notice.
6vcn under my hand and this 5h DAY If November
1860. A. n WISE. j p efSEAI.I
novS lsyf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

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ceipt Of this popular Lady's Magazine for
December II is splendid number
Peterson" has now a circulation OF near
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Subscribe for 10 and sare a Dollar. Tc
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

the recent fair, or FOR the falling off of re-
ce'pts in consequence of a return to an old
and bad poliey.-hd. Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
ACRES OF LAND for
GOO OUOsaTe, in large or small tracts,

NJ iron Doc Disc per acre, expenseincluded. n
Send for map and particulars. enclosing postage
stamp, to, the u. s. LAND. AGENCY, (established
1860 Of S. E. Bilbrough g. Co, St. Leuis, Mo.
Patents secured and ia xes paid o, land belonging
to non residents. Land Warrants bought. sold
anu located. 0ctlSw3m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
SURVEY NOTICE.-Noticc is hereby

~ given that the ,rsgne with County Survey
wif Thursd ", November 20, 1870. proceed
yey and locate the Of his land in sect No.
80 township No. 3d. range cast, in Marsl county. Ind
and continue from day 10 day until all is surveyed To
meet the residence CT The uEdssslgncd.
N.n-rcsdaf of Land In said sections who fail
the Surveyor the time above ione. de-
Fray provide for efrsyin their portion of the expenses
Of said survey viii be urncd the County Auditor
such linIic placed the duplicate aud collect
Ell acc riding to law
noss Iva FRANCIS RICE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

31HfT 3Vtuf- = = -s..s- - = - @'es-'<
No ee4sss was s>ksp west Of thei Oh principal
meridian. saI'na County has population II ca
bout one thousand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.--Bv virtue Of
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

4 n The undersigned having taken out Letters of "A
ON the estate Of Calvin Tripct Of Mar
shall county, Ind, deceased hereby notifies an indebted "a
said estate to call and make immediate payment and th
having claims against the file Them for set tens
according TO law. The estate Is supposed to l solvent
now SltJ WILLIAM W: REED, ADM
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
The Next Congress.

The CHicogo Tribune oil to-day says the
next Congress is unquestionably lost. The
defeat of Burlingame in Massachusetts.
and Pennington in New Jersey. in districts
which were confidently counted upon, adj
dcd to our losses in Pennsylvania and
Ohio, makes it certain that Mr.. Lincoln
will not have Republican majority in the
House at the incoming of his Administra-
ton. The Senate is against him also. In
the changes and PRESENTATIONS of parties
for which the times seem favorable. it is
possible that lie may be speedily able to
command necessary support for such polit-
lea measures as may he brought forward;
and the presence of few Douglas and Bell
Everett men may, at all times. make fac
tious opposition to what he will propose.
unavailing. The Joy which all men feel in
view Of the fact that the Democracy are
about to be disarmed for mischief. will be
greatly moderated by tho other unpleasant
fact that the Republicans in Congress will
be nearly powerIess for good. We see In
this deadlock only another incentive for
continuing the revolution which has been
begun. certainly mp to point that will give
the Republicans the control in the govern
ment Of which they are now defrauded. by.
Il
for the most part. ubiquitous spportion-
mepta. which seem to have been made for
Just this emergency Z 81 8 ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
New Jersey.

New JERSEY.
NEWARK, n. j., Oct. Z, p. NJ.
The State has probably gone Union by
1000 majority. As straight Douglas
ticket was run, it is thought possible that
four of the Republican electors may be
elected on the lst and 81 Congressional
Districts.
Nixon and Stratton are elected in the
Sd and 4th Congressional Districts Steel
and Cobb Democrats. elected by large ma
jorities in the 9th Congressional Districts
Speaker Pennington is probably defeated
by small majority. Essex county gives
Pennington 600. Union gives Perry 300
majority. Hudson CO. reported to give
Perry 500 to 500 majority Some say
the majority is only 800. and IL this is SO
Pennington is elected The Legislature
probably stands Senate Republican,
House Democratic. fr
Connecticut
The plurality for Lincoln in Connecticut
is $4,000, and 10000 majority over every
thing.
Lincoln's majority in Maine is $4,000.
a New Hampshire.
Lincoln's plcurality over 10000.
Massachusetts,.
Lincoln carries Massachusetts by large
majority.
Illinois.
Illinois has undoubtedly gone for Lin
coin by from 10000 to $4,000 majority.
The Legislature is yet, in doubt.
Lincoln carries Ohio by probably AZ, 900
majority. s.
e Minnesota.
Lincoln's majority in this State. it is
thought will not be less than 5000.
81 Iowa.
Iowa has given Lincoln full 10, 900 ma
jority,
Lincoln's majority in Wisconsin will he
from 10000 to $4,000 majority.
In short. all the free States except New
Jersey have gone for Lincoln, giving him
l69 Electoral Votcs-nccessary to q
choice l52.
Of course nothing has been heard from
California or Oregon.
Bell has probably carried four or five
Southern States and Breckenridge the bal
ance- Douglas nothing. except. probably
Missouri.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

This truly wonderful prevnfipe and cure Of Fe-
yer and Ague and Bilious Fevers will be sent by
mail, post paid, on receipt Of one dollar Alp for
sale at all respectable Druggists AID Country
: Pripcipl Depot and, Manufactury. l68 Nsin St.,
RID naond, Va Brunch Once. Rank Of Cournerce
Building, New York. 81 Address Il
JOHN WILCOX & co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

nN. WEDNESDAY, the 9th ult., somewhere
" between Plymouth and Fair1nou''t'
A Black Morocco Pocket
- ~ Medicine Case.
The finder by returning it to the undersigned
viii be literally rewarded for bis trouble
novl SOB an N SHERMAN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08
GLORIOUS VICTORY
|Republicanism Triumphs /!
THE UNION IS SAFE!
HONEST OLD ARE
ELECTED!
New FORK, Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Illinois for Lincoln
Indiana for Lincoln /!
New England for Lincoln 7
All the Northwest goes for
Lincoln
Fraud, Fusion and Disun;on
Rebuked by the People !!
MY Great Principle"
Repudiated!
Glory! Glory! Glory j
REJOICE! REJOICE REJOICE
Fraud, Fusion and Disun;on
Rebuked by the People |!
MY Great Principle
Repudiated!
Glory! Glory! Glory
REJOICE! REJOICE REJOICE!

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. {.
Returns from over thirty counties re-
ccived here, show large Republican gains
IN almost every county, over the vote in
October, indicating the plurality for Lin
coin in the State over 80 1000.
New York.
The majority in New York for Lincoln
is estimated at 10000.
Pennsylvania.
Lincoln's ma ority in Pennsylvania viii
probably reach 10000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-08

Totals. ..ll2039 llz9ll lS6726 1866:
Willard's majority .,...5s7a Lanes mai; .7Gt
Republican gain ............ 5,632.