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A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES
The Aimwsll Stories.
The Young YOysgers. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmie. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret Huuting:on's Experiment.
HOoker's Illustrated History.
The Crusadss and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsvalier.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
tTated.
The Hunters of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good GirPs Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur and bis knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmer.
Queens and Princesses Of France.
Constance and Edith; or, Incidents Of
Home Life.
Little by Little.
FOR SALE BY
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C0PARTNERsHIP.

gTTHE copartnsrship sf CosEitf, Hill 4 Talnadse is
dissoired BY lisaitation HeTeafter the business
vf be conduced under the style and Of Cas sift
Hill 3 o., By the suhsciibers.
p. Il. COss7Tf,
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The action OF tbe court Of Queens bench at
Torouto, Canada, deciding upon the extradi-
to- Of the fugitive slave Jones alias Anderson,
y + should not be reyersed o. appeal, viii
-rsvs very important to those who lose their
Ts-Tosg. ALy runaway can be chsrged with
he !srcony Of bic CLOTHES, a. TIE properly or
=. -.sfer. and this wiz bring hin back andsr
~, e,frsdiffon law With Great Britain. 4
ebsnre in our jiplomaiic policy requiring The
~s.forsfion Of fugitive slaves by foreign
nog-ers has been frequently proposed, and oniy
- .rsek was enforced by the Hon. Miles
srsrisr. Of Louisiana, before Congress. Heary
civ. uhen ssereisry Of State, instructed 9uI
R.lfisb sEinister 10 make this demand, aAe
eltimed tlst Great bTitin haa rseosnizea
- =. -haorrtv by COZ peuHsting the Sou D.
-. So hose. Y ~ b. her tFoop1 The
si.-..s5..' asting, therefore, al
= II X ssrsi, arsous, 60 be usiderground rail-
s-..-- 'ezssry 10 negoasts
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JACOB O. WARD


:
pRADLET CorSIT.-Esst s % = section SO.
- township 1l. range p sI I--ers SCI 30 b sos
tiun 35 township 10, -sn-e g. lH zc-ess = ss--l
IS. t17Tlshlg d. range o.. 80 s-rss.
Crltt-ufsn cl11ty-S aac.aa o. '-zrstiD s.
range 8 ls- sc-e; : s-s " rs1ii1a ls -.r--s.la
5, rauze 6. So lrresf s-ia1 "a. as..a s. -srza 90
go zrrrsi al 20 section rs. r1s.i9 8 ral-s $50
Ecr-sf al o. section o. township 5. - % e-H
sri 3 e = and y 3 cl sectlla % t-H.- st la g.
raura 6. sea acrrrs " : sd a { % n / raFf Ir-
i-v1ship s, range 6, SO a--ea- section s. ta7a-li1
5. range Z. % a-rzsi " and W Of " W = secfiaz
If township s. Tluge g tl3 ar-s7; E y section l5 t1--
stP IS rau-- o ' Es an Hf se-li1l u. tTuas'i1 G.
range 0 81 acres = section l5. tCw--hfr O. rar-a
2. 80 lcrps- ur e -s1-1n Is -rv1=alH 8 -s1.s
7. Sd scresi Y = zui y 2 3. aad " = sl E Il aac-
u1u Zl, township 5, -aIrs @ SOB on ~ 7a.ill
tnvrship 8, range 2. 551 a-rrs; 70 3 sect on o.
iuslzhlp O. rslse 2 81 s--es5 n . section So tlur1-
ship 5. ra- ge 2, I50 acrc-7 " so-t1l 81. .lusrn 10
S, range . lGJ t--esi n szc-oa township O. range 8,
sa0 acres
Dallas county-s e s osN " Il section g. ta=-shis
rluze IS 20 acrssi all ui sccIan 81 tlTslir s. rsrg
rs SO z-res-
Uemps1ead c0Huir-s section zt. t1-rahl1 Do,
range =, 81 scres; N section 5 l.gl1 b. I1. rsa-a
p so zcres5 " y section - i1Fls'l1 o., rl-se a.
$50 acres.
Mississippi o1-1ty-s X section T. fa-usllp T.,
ra1g- Do To- ac-esi = section o., township o. range
10. 80 ucrs-.
Saline t5vusbip-NE p session a5. township 3 range
IS. leo acres.
Apply t. =. KTEE1-Ag. Presiz-1t
Uli1g Bank % tennessee.
au3-5n Nashville
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trustees Sale.

DT virtue Of deed Of trust to executed by aar-
ID J. wright which is recorded In the Registers
once II Shelby county, in Book No g. pages 395 326
and ST. which is made % certain therein
described. VII, on the 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY
A. y. 1851 proceed 10 sell 90 the tghcst tiifer fer
cash. the real estate described in such trust deed viz
lot % land situate lying and being in the county Cf
Shelby and State Of Tennessee, described as fo0ws
Beginning ht the norh-vest corner of Te1uesce 5nd
webster Streets N The Over-0n division adjoining the
city OF Memphis; running thence north with Tennessee
street one hHnirel and any feet TO stake thence
vest ore hendre5 AID twenty-five felt 10 stake
thence south one hundred and liy feet % stake IN
Webster streets thcrce esst one hundred and twenty
i've feet o. the b-ginagE being che conveyed 10
me by said deed ghe right of redemption is waived
in such trust deed.
Sale 60 take place atsuhNet cJrncr cf Court square,
IN the city OF Memphis. within iha u,ual hours.
ial5-td " ROGERS, ustee.
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New Memphis Jail.

nROP0SALS viii BE- received By the undersigned
Il commissioners, appointed bT the County Court ~
Shelby county, at the sce q the architect James
Cook, Esq the city of Memphis until ~ o'clock on
THURSDAY, the IN day Of February, 1851 for huidinF
Jail IN the city OF Memphis, ecuordmg 70 Plans and
specifications on nle In his Office.
Contractors viii be rrqusr b give bond for d1uhe
the amount Of the contracts win tive approved surgi
for the faithful performance of the sause
The commissioners reserve The right % reject arv
tender not entirely satisfactory o them.
On the certificate a1d estimate OF the architect nav
ment u be made monthly 10 the bonds rf sielbv
Couny Court bearing six per ceut interest rea nc
one-third Of the monthly estimate l the dual COM
pletion o. the work.
All further Information or ezpi4 IN be given
application IN person. or by iette architect Il
his ONCE, corner Of Main and Hadit iais Memuhi is
Tennessee. J. ". A. PETIT.
a. II. MONTGOMERY,
J s. DtCEERSON
y. n WALKER
J. n. GHOfLEr,
falH-fm .fl,rsr
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SUNDRIEs.

z on BOXES Popping Crackers.
OUU 1000 lbs. S S, Aimends.
500 lbs Fiiberts.
500 lbs. Cream Mats.
leo Bushels Fresh Neal.
I50 brls Rusosit, Prior Red and Jenatin Apples.
go Pink Bye White and Red Mechanic Potatoes.
500 Kegs Nails.
80 dtz Brooms.
Also Sugar. Coffee, Aoasses, Salt, WHISKY, Brandy,
Champaign, Fieur, Lime, Ce0 eat. Stsreh, Wooden
ware etc, ETC. Just received and fer sale low By
FLOURNOY X CRAWFORD,
fes0-daw No H. Front row.
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4 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
COIL , COsaE d!

HAVE been engaged in the coal trade for the past
twelve yesrs have boated coal T. this market for
the retail city and steamboat trEde All have learned
from experience the necessity Of having cheaper fuel W
Memphis than has heretofore been furnished % her peo
pie The necessities Of the rich and ro1r alike require
the change proposed ami while DO pre- end 20 dis
guise the fact thai intend % make some money il IS
not the less true that 1 shall public brnefacf0r
now have ou hand large supply Of Green river coal
which have always furnished at price far below that
which must be paid FOR Pittsburg coal Tho pieces are
not now large the coal bclks received Pitts
burg but these grow larger ze mine is penetrated
and vita each Shipmeut % me- by spring the Jumps viii
be as large the largest aEeu from the Pt4bu5g pits.
Green river coal less than that from the head
waters Of the Ohio and therefore sell il low and not
because il not 80 valuable for sll purposes have
deemed IL useless 70 obtain aui publish certificates as %
It's properties from those who it here Tcy it, and
bank checks are ths certificates want have, how-
larger stock than ever before Of Piusb1rg coal
which goes n At market prices. I wJud state more
over, that those who buv FROM pay money % old
citizen OF Memphis All that maze Eles into crcuIa-
t0n here. tsks nothing from the city Which our ere
stor did not intend should 80 away he did have
mphs on a coal bed. Keep your mdney at home, and
stand By your people, which yoJ accomplish BY
buying coal At The Blue Once, Jenerson at the
foot ct Poplar street
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Non-Residenf Noffce.


vs. N0n-residgnt attschment.
p. p Richmond.
gTVHE defendant herein VIII take notice that suit by
attachment has been commenced By the plaintiffs
assinst him before me, the fosWns sTound to- Wit
That be is nc-resdeut OF the State of Tennessee Snd
about 70 rga1ve his property from the State and
that tho said sui set for trai bg snd before
me- al my 0liss IN Memphis. Tennessee, on the i4EH
FEBRUARY, 1851, when and Ehers h. may appear nd
defend. J. HORNE, J. p
". D. Beard, ztlor lal3-iaWfg
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E-TeArly advertisers will be charged extra ct regu-
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Es~AdTer emen;s 70 Be inserted In ttsWeekly paper
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T7NTERED according to act Of Con- -
II grFss, ia The year 1851, hy J IN l. k-laFiE4A
Brown q son Chemists, Boston. In the ~ "a
clerks Office Of the District Co1rt o. fs7s4fIsfgE
The District Of Massachusetts. 2iiiiiii5kt5l4
= COUGHS s.-rhs great and sud- Fsss 81
den changes of our climate are frbltful [E9f1.Nta
sources Of Pulmonary and Bronchial ig
affections. Experience having proved that simple REM
edes often ac speedily aud certainly when taken In the
early stage of disease recourse should a. nce be bar 10
u-h OF Irritation OF the throzt be ever So eh as h
this precsution serious zttak may be edectuay
wardsd OF.
Browns Bronchial TrCChes,
Il Cures Couch, Geld, Haarssucss and fnuuanza;
CI-e- 4ny Irritation or Serene of the Throat,
Relieves the H4ck'u- C1uVh in Consumption;
Relieves Bronchitis, Asthma and Catarrh;
Clears and gives sfreugth o. The voice o. SINGERS;
indispensable TO PUBLIC sPEAEERs.
Frsm Rev. Z. R0uley. 3. NJ, President Athens Col
lese, Athens, Tenn 80 have found great 6enent from
the or Browns Bronchial TrocteF before and after
preaching, they prevent ioarseuess TO vhich am
very subject thing from their past effect the5 viii
be o. permanent advantage O. me- Several clerEyneu
Of NY aclualntan % whom have given the Troches
have been benefited by them.
Browns bronchial gFoches,
Prom Rev. 2 r. Chasin, D. D. New fork.-'' c01-
slider your I1zeugcs excellent article f1r their pur-
poses, and recommend their Use 20 public speakers
Browns BF0BChiag TFOChes.'
From ar. G. X. Gardner Principal sf the Ruugsr's
Female Institute, New Tnrk.-'I have been am ctod
with Bronchitis during the past winter, aud found 20
relief unit found your frseEes."
Browns Bronchial TrOChes.
q For children lab1riuE from Cou-h, Wh0oping
Cough, or Hoarseness, are particularly adapted
couHt Of their soothing and demulcenf properties as
sistug expsctoragn, and preventing accumulation
q soId by all Druggists at IS cents per box.
u0s-am
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Iandf eth's Garden Seeds.

1.-TWO Houses and Lots. situated Dunisp street.
east Of the Charleston Depot and suitable for small
families viii be sold at = bargain, II application be
sde soon For further psrtcnlars srpiy 70 ne pro-
nrietsrs Of the kupaai. myl6
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FULL supply Of thoss ceiebrsted Seeds Just re-
n ceived and Cor sale in quantities 70 suit pur-
ehssers =. g. CRAIG,
aol sssd store, corner Second ard uniou ''s'
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,. ?. cARuTHERs..E. N. YEReER-.MosEs WHITE
CarutheRB, YeFger s white,
A TrORNEYs At LAW, Memphis, Tsnnessee--Odics
~ in slvtheis Building. ia7o-lv
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New and Commodious House
- Pant

IT CUsE containing ssme eight rooms; good Gistern
III etc new ard containing many o0nveniences;
Situated fn the best part Of Sd1fh Memphis will b
rented low 70 good tenant till the sth OF November
next YOUNG & WELD
}ss 255 Main street. ap siairs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21
eefekss".tE TO esrsa,spons.
M pEssn1 j. mt 1e:: Asn koros.l

Sin: II Is with no ordinary emotion that
I tender you and your command the heart
felt congratulations end thanks Of the
Governments and the country for tl,e brill
liant success achieved at Port RoysI, in
the war now raging against the Govern
'ment in this most causeless and unnatural
that ever afflicted county,
High hopes have been INDUCED in the ma
Wy. and great confidence reposed in its eff.
forts. The result Of the skill and bravery
of yourself and Others have equalled and
surpassed our highest expectations. To
you and your associates. under the provi.
dence Of God. we are indebted Tor this
great achievement by the largest squadron
ever fitted ont under that flag which you
have so galIantly viadicased. and which
ron will bear onward TO continued success
On the receipt Of your dispatchcs. snnounc-
ing the victory At Port Royal. the Depart.
ment issued the enclosed General Order
with this letter. which you will cause to BE-
to your command. - =
| ~ lam. sir, Tour.obc,lient servant. y
(SicnedD - F0fDEoS WElLxs. =
To Flag Officer Samuel F: Dupont. Com.
handing Atlantic Blockading Squedron.
Port Royal. orv fe,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

Iphysieiahe as can be found IN Nef,hern 0hie. We,
fhe disease baflied theit skill. Consequently we
were in state Of dcspondeacy. until we COM
menced using your Pills. through and by the advice
OF Jour friend. Mr.. Brennan. We rscd the medi
cine according 70 directions. and are now fnll Of
life and hilaritv. and our gratitude Is equal our
improvement IN health and spirits. When we take
into consideration what we hare been. and what We
are at present, we feel like charging ourselves OF
the sin Of ingrattude IL wedo not try TO announce
to the public the great benefits Of yonr Medicine.
Therefore, we recommend TO the public ut large
the expediency Of having recourse your medicine.
and consequently, as in duty hound, discharge what
we feel 10 be duty, in advising persons who arc
suffering as we have suffered. to make use OF the
only true and sure cure for the diseases already
mentioned. Mas. Gwrv, l--
.fIot Ia Mas. BRESNAS,
faes MISS HEAToS,
90 49,. c. C.. SPEsMsx.
See advertisement. l42t4l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

Resvmpfion of Trade ,ciM Opened South
srn Ports--7he Accomac Expedinon--
The SiideN Seizure.
NEw YonK. Nov. 17.--The Times spe.
Irisl states that the Government is consider.
ing the question of resumption Of com
mercc with Southern ports as fast as they
fall into our hands. rrt
Orders were sent this evening. to CONVEY
Senator Gwin and companions to Fort
Warren.
Gen. Dix sent an expedition of 5000
men to Accomac and Northampton coun.
ties. Va. formerly Wise's Congressional
district. and also sent proclamation to
the people assuring them of protection in
all their rights as Union men. but says any
disregard of laws will be punished severe.
ly. H
The lIerald's Washington dispatch states
that the President and Cabinet are quite
elated over the arrest OF Sliiell and Mason
The proposition is il England demands
satisfaction. to disavow the act and assert
that Wikls made the arrest en- his own re-
sponsibility. apologies. if necessary, and
promote WiIks.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

Fsr.L Accipxvr.-we should have menti oney
last week tha Peter X ,ne, brakeman, on the c.,
y and c. Railroad was run over by the cars Taes-
Gay while the train backing epon the ssitch a,
this pscr. Kane fell on the track and the train
passed over one OF his legs below the knee, crush,
ing il terribly. He sn taken 70 bsporse the SAME
evening fs the purpose of h,vias his iinb amps
sa'es bat his system VS. 50 much prossrs,ed By the
ss'ck ssa lsss of sIs,i thss it Was not deemed
rrH ieat to a. ertske the operation AMI he died da
m; the night. II. We voany N ssn probably
sIyer. OH "a! resided in L,porte
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

NEw YoRK. Nov. 19.--In the meeting
Of the Board Of Alderman Of this city last
night resolutions rendering the hospitali.
ties OF the city to Com. Wilkes for his gal
liant conduct in txkiug Mason and Slidell
from q British steamer. and bringing them
prisoners To the Government were adopted
and he>was requested to receive the con-
CALCULATIONS Of our citizens in the Govern
nor's room Of the City Hall. rs nt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

1.-THE 9TH Ind regiment, at fortress Monroe,
his been fully supplied sI, ceshns .ad silsr ne
ee.stry articles. They are also to have new guns
otsrt-rntss-r Hart of the 2ih. who wa take
.ris 'ncr ON ,i'- Fanny. has written letter his
frien l. f'n Ricim NIL where the rest Of the pris-
oners pr'as''iy ~e- A. there some arrange
sn;n's mixing fr an exchange of prisoners. is ID
hoped III rae Of the 2 lib viii soon be released.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

1.-THE sssicles made Up and sent to Company
ID. Ninth Indiana Regiment, BY the ladies Soldiers
Aid Society Of this place. consisted Of 30 wooden
Under shirts. ~ pair Of mstens and IS pair WOODEN
socks The shirts and socks were worth double
those furnished the soldiers By the Govcrnment--
they were well made. The socks and mites we're
such as the soldiers had furnished them by their
wives and mothers when at home e1tAFff 80.
In the same box was blanket, contributed by
Martha Newhouse. and ono pair Of socks, contrib
utei by Mrs VIM. Edwards. Also, one pair OF
socks for John Starkey from Mrs. johnson, OF
Green township; one WOODEN under shirt for Peter
Croco from his wife: one pair mittens, socks and
eoversette for wm- Burrh from his wife; one
blanket and psir af socks for Francis NJ. Parker
from his aunt, and psir of blankets for Dr. c.
Lewis from his wife.
We were unsbie TO obexin list Of tho articles in
the other box the Of the contributors. but
rs il weighed double what the ladies' boz did we
infer the boys xill be pretty well supplied
SocIasLx.-The Socisble Of thelidics Soldcrs'
Aid Society win he held next Monday evening at
the residence Of Mr.. John Paul.
The object Of the ladies il to raise funds for the
purpose of purchasing yarn AMI cloth to make
more garments for the soldiers There will doubt.
less se call Ior more before the winter is over,
srri Il Is a wise foresight to have them ready.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

The City of Washington has arrived off
Cape Race. She left Southampton on the
9th via Queenstown on the eth. s
Cotton is dull with downward tenden-
cy. Manchester advices are unfsvorable.
Breadstuffs are generally quiet and
steady. and except wheat. have an upward
tendency. Flour quiet and steady. Corn
easier.
The Convention between France, Eng.
land and Spain for Intervention in Mexico
was signed in Londen on the 3lst. I'll
The London Times editorially condemns
Secretary Stewards dispatch to Lord Ly-
ons. 1t also ridicules Mr. Stewards mani.
fest to the Governors OF States.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

oasrsEn T, KEsrucxr Tie Iniianspol is
Jsaraaf of russisy says: We are informed rlss
the application Of CIV. Norton to the General
H'vcrnrnen. for the removal Of all or portion OF
mr. sr',eps in Western viryiais Kentucky, has
Ssen responded to hy an srdcr tn remove two OF
The regiments AZ Chear Mouas.in. which we nre
zane will be done at once.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

Luxrsr--D. 3. DcI.snd 4 Co.'S Chemical Sal.
crntu- IL trulya luxury, as il mikes sacA nice,
white bread. luxurious biscuit and pastry Of all
fds Mrs. yuues and Mrs. Smith always use il
which accounts for their being such model cooks
G ct some and try il f,Jr yourselves.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

N'm,-ersay eAitircn, ,i<caycd teeth. or vel.
low bre.i. IL ya- will Hcrrick Aliens Gold
Nsisi 'ler,,u. There Is nas' lag eqaaI to it,
isis far s,-rior Z, ssl tn nae with cream tartsr
Brc,4 Blscnit r.isc bv it il more easily digest
"a a,a ~ any vs's.f. Try one p,pef. asd yoa
will MT hii 9, US 4 ever after Hwe sAs Gold
VI .IL ~ n,ae. CO ,crr. and Drug,ist, keen it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

GoDrr's Laws BecK-For December has been
received. Its fashion plate excels any thing Of the
Kind we ever saw The steel engraving in thc
SINE number. representing winter scene, is an
admirable and beautiful picfu.c
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

Lincoln -Goodsle.

- '"' % w January ftfm. fse7. ~
Lincoln Goodsle. &c.,. - -
va. -t--tt- 40 -it-oAF ll.i q
James A. 0rsrer, } Forcciosu,s of Nortsaees
Floyd Garrison. and ~ = T'0ecEi
George ". yanDnskirk IN. ~
Dcvor his atornry has filed In my office his
against the defendant for Forecosafe Of Mortgage and
appearing by the Affidavit Of compctent psrson that the
siefendant George w Van Buskrk, resident Of
the state Of indna he therefore rcly notified OF the
Ming and tendency OF said complaint against him. and
that unless hs appcar. demur thereto the
calling Of said cause the first day the
ssfd Court, 10 be begun and held the ious
the town OF Plymouth. the fourth Monday In January
d. 1864. said complaint and the mai;urs and things
therein contained and alleged will be- heard drterfnin-
ell in his atse fftta4f 90 1870 -.
nov 1851 lta HR. rERsHTyG. Clerk
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

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CAScrRs CUxEp on NO PAr.--Dr .Swank will
be at the EDWARDS House again. from the 18th to
the 2ad Of November. %
The Doctor was very shrouged with patients the
principal partof the time he was here; and we have
no doubt will render general satisfaction, as heis
regular graduate Of one Of the best Reform Medi.
cal schools in the United States. stands high as
Physician in his profession, and has had twenty
years experience. 81,
Hctreats all Forms Of Chronic diseases and espe-
cially Cancers. in the successful treatment Of which
he is scarcely excefIed by any Physician in the
west He has more than a hundred specimens OF
Cancers ne took out. preserved in spirits.
Hecsrries q fdii'snpply and variety of msdi.
cines, and counsels free Of change 4 ~
See his Circular which contains from thirty FIVE
to forty good certifcates Of c.ses be has cured.
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