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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
A NEW IRISH SONG.
80 lN OH iRisn TusE.

Respectfully dedicated to the brave men who marched
G rear TO the niusic Of the enemy's ca1non."
OHl who was at Stone Bridget
Says the Shan Van Voght
Oh who was at Stone Bridget
Says the Shan Van Voght.
OIL our Irish boys were there,
From Antrim to Kildare,
And from the Hill o. Howth 10 Glare
Says the Shan Van Voght.
There wac Corcoran 90 bold
Says the Shan Van Voghi.
Who ia worth his weight in gold,
Says the Shan Van Voght.
There were Meagher's own Zouaves,
Who have leather on their calves,
And who nothing do by halves,
Says the Shan Van VCght.
Oh what is a Zouave
Says the Shan Van Voght
OH what lie a Zouave
Says the Shan Van Yoght.
Oh he's an Irish kind of Turk,
And bis name it may be Burke,
And he's the boy TO do the work,
Says the Shan Van Yoght
And where was Jimmy Lynch
Says the Shan Van Voght.
He surely did not 6iDchl
Says the Shan Van voght
Did he hear the bugle sound1
Did he zee the balls rebound
Where was be on the groundi
Says the Shan Van Yoght
Oh, Jimmy was not there!
Says the Shan Van Vogh.i
Oh, Jimmy was not there
Says the Shan Van Yoght.
His time had just run out,
So be turned right abont,
And he wasn't at the rout,
Says the Shan Van voght.
Do you mean to say he rsn'
Says the Shan Van Voght.
Do you mean to say be rant
Says the Shan Van voght..
Oh, no, be didn't rum
But be couldn't see the funl
50 be marched back with bis guni
Says the Shan Van Vosht
And now he runs for place
Says the Shan Van Voght.
How can be have the face
Says the Shan Van Voght.
He's politically damned,
And Fernando has his hand.
Oh, to blazes with the band
Saysthe Shan Van Yoght.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
Markets-Repoyted 6v Ttleeroph.

PHILipELPBIA, Nov. 4-FLoUR firm at s5 5o0F575 fof
snperne WHEAT dull and DECLINED &c. White VI 40a&l t5
he'd T. 80. CorrEE hrm; Rio Ec: PRoyIsIoss steady
hess Fork tl31tl5 So LARD &c. WHISKY dull h2l!c
BUFFALO. Nov. al p. m-FlouR unchanged. WHEAT
easer. demand 1Sadossis; sale. 900 bu'h No Chicago
6oog bveh Red Winter Toledo a. coz bush.
Michigan Of O9 Com dull and &c. lower sales 49, Oco
bush. at &C. CANAL FRirGBTs firm OF 23d1c Corn and
Wheat 10 hesYork. Ispoars-l40O9 bes Flour 4si 600
bnsh. Whes 1000 bueh Corn ExPpRIs-3,00O bbls.
Flour, 2l0 0OO bnsfr Wheat. I22 600 bush. CorI,.
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Fire I'm Alfred. We.

B0sTON, konday Nov 4 1861.
fire in Alfred, Maine, duTi2g Saturday night, |
ed the Town School House and two dwellings,
the loss amounting to $4,000, which IL mostly
insured. 4
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Fire.

BosTos, Monday, Nov. 4, 1861.
The Neptune House at Chelsea Beach, Ephraim
Hayes, proprietor, was destroyed by FIRE last night.
The fire was the work Of an iDeendiary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

The annual football game was played On Satur-
day, between the sopbtwores and Freshmen slasses
Of Wesleyan University. The Freshmen were vic.
torious.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
Movements of Ocean Steamers.
10 ARRIXK.
Rasasnxera Arrived

In bark Ed,oayd from Monrovia, W. c. A-Mr Johnson
Mr. Turpin Mr.. Toomey, Miss Merriam, Mr. Judston, Mr.
and Mrs. Savsae. -
In brig Penguin, Jrn Bermuda-W. Gallagher, @. Man
ming.
Is brig Mary Emily. from Harana-wm. Pri!chnd
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
DIE ID.

BARKER-On Monday evening Nov Of br-in fever, Meg
gle daughter Of William Jay and the late Caroline T. NJ
Barker, IN her l0,h year.
The relative. and friends OF the family respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral Wedned.ay next at y o'clock
from tn, residence Of her grandfather David G. HaTr'
No, 4 Seventh street
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
sCenvlction for Robbing the Mail.

BtbT0N. MobdayI NOV. Z, IBbI
Jos. S. Hewins Of Falmouth, Mass, was to-day
convicted in the United States Circuit Court Of 'ob
bing the mail at the Monument POST Office, of u
5000 package. The trial las lasted week.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
Live stock ON sho N. ". and Erie Eailread.

CAxPvILLB, Monday, NOV y 1901:
For the week ending Monday Nov 4-7t cara ef Cattle;
a Il Hog; 10 OF Sheep; Scars OF Horses Total
stock lS add 285 of press freight making ota
number Of hauled by Stock Express halns auog the
week Of go.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
MARRIED.

YOI-MANs-LEE-O On Monday, Nov 4, by the Rev. DR.: =
Cook at 81 Bsrtholomew's Church, lafayette place. I'd
ward L. Youm.ns Of this city o Mrs Kate N Lee Of Hon
oulu Sandwich Islands
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
up-Risss...6;J3l lSets..."...4:35 Mcon-Sets. 1:3J
HiGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 9:56 Gov. Island. l0l6 Hell Gss... O2T
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
% in the harbor are:

Since we last published list OF the feet Of gun
boats bull. and building several have been launched
and the whole fee. consisting Of sloops-of war,
each carrying l3 guns Of heavy caliber, and 20 gun
boats, each pierced for l2 broadsde guns and con.
sructed 10 carry in addition heavy pivot gun aft,
and Parrot gun the forecastle, viii shortly be
afoat. OF the six built here, four are already on
active servic.
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Total. ...''.:.'''',..,,',,...n, ,1o

And two the UDeida and Adirondsck, and
aide. W heel steamer In the course Of construction.
The New-London AZ aud the Midnight (4l are of
the Battery.
! The forces in the harbor are:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
ARMY AND NAVY.

Recruiting for the navy goes on very satisfacto,
rily. Two hundred and thirty men were shipped
here lae, week. and in addition 10 these about $50
arrived from Boston, and were placed on board the
North Carolina, making a total of 5S2 men, about
half Of whom have already been assigned TO various
vessels. . .eo
Since the bombarlment Of Fort Sumter, 6,fsO
men have been shipped in New-York for the navy
aud about - 600 at other ofiees-W athngton, Phi-
adelphis, Boston, Portsmouth, Bu!alo, &c., making
an aggregate Of nearly $4,000 men, shipped in little
more than siI months
The enlstments for the army during that time
have been ss nearly can calculate, IA follows:
New.Yo orb City for general seryice........... 100
Other places for general service.......... 1900
Nine new regiments Of infantry, one cavalry,
and one artillery. .........,...,''..'.'s"lp'oo
Total. 'sssss''s''''s'i<f
These figures show that for every man who has
Joined the regular army three have joined the navy.
This proportion is approximately correct.
Lieut.. Dodd has relieved Lieut.. Newman as re-
cruitng officer at the South street naval rendezvous.
The following vessels are at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard:
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miscellaneous.
DALI, BLACK & co.

DALI, BLACK & co.
ID Noe. Us and s67 Brosdwsy
PARKs AMERICAN CAMP CHEST
combined with - -
RAILS AMERICAN CAMP COOKING RANCE AND
BOILER -
Ocers of army sud uayy to examine the soew
Al our store They will aud the arrangement very comPeN
and conducive 10 their health aud comfort in the camp J
CAMP CHEST conains all necessary Kitchen Utensils sna
Tsbls Furniture srd Is slcted TO hold besides sCooh
ING RANGE and BOILER m de OF the best Russia IRON ans
y,ry durable The Seller w hold ten gallons and the hste
car be ised for frying selling aud stewins at the SAM
The box contrasting egeDthug above measures u
long IA inches wide he's deep and the dinensiohs u Wv
Re1te ste the same aid weighs ess than ~ -,
The ions sivn oy the President exfiesne.S
Fillmore Gen Mausio1, MfjOeD. Wool, guar,enns,'sr'
Gen Meg. ard other competent Military authorities wlA %
sufficient indocs others to nsmssyes OF ths's "
JlsDtnsabls srticss Of comfort Orders seat 10 BALL
BLACK Co. the Sole Agents, will DO promptly as'eness
tO.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
n:aastcrs, &c.

AWAITING oRbxRs-The ship wellaeet h at suchor or ,h,
bar awaiting orders.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

honor, the distinguished honor, OF introducing 10
your notice OF the actors in this great conflict
which we are engaged am here to raire my voice
IN behalf Of those principles which we all profess
am here to cast away all adhesion to party to wipe
out all recollection Of PARTIES Of party oatbs OF party
action, or of party faith. l' Good, aud cheers
Why, look at yonder banners which stream from
every corner o. the streets; do ysu the sign Of
parties there No; you there the conflict OF in-
dividual opinions aggregated numerically more or
Less, and it is nethng more than struggle of par.
ties tomorrow, in which every man cIies ut the top
Of his BREATH and declares that be is fer bis country
his whole country, sad nothing but his country As
SAID to you before. party nss are extinct, and the
nres that flame through this laud and must cou-
unne 70 DO extinct il we pray for the lives which
loyalty from rebellio u, treason from in.
tesny. lCheers.I II is intimated that there can
no sueeess for the armies Of the North those at
I Souln suike for their homes, their aitars, and
70 g. n,es; 8reat God ana have we no homes 10
strive iof Have We no altars. and no fires Those
6ress are extinct and srnolderinv Lei me signal Ia
you yohaer nag In yonder tropical sky as il floats
now eiate on the breeze, and now nbscuyed NV
the smoke OF hostile cannon and ask Won
as the first cannon booms, and the SrSt sho,
penetres its folds, whether there was no honor M
integrity wounded upon that staff that ascepdst over
,Sumter's walls. lApplause.l And let me asS IA
my after army caIeened and reared itself agaf,st
claim ed and confederation established and pos
only that, bat the emblem of confederation aud
gov. ru nent adopted in the flag Of the Confederate
States "a hen beneath that fag and by virtue of hat
FAC. a high fuDctiorary applying the match which
dscbarged the first hostile gun against our Stars
and Stripes whether that was not simply war =
war 10 the Rife against Government instead of
against flag closhed with the glory of the Reyolu-
I1Qp and with the konon OF the war Of 1927 Loud
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17
rmE ScANpINAvIAN P.LLs AND PURIFIER.

TIE SCANDINAVIAN Puts AND PURIFIER.
CiScxx,rr, July 1, 1883
DR. C. w. RoBAcK-Dear Sir In reply to in
quirics made Of me,it gives pleasure to say that
Mrs. N. Alice, of the Society Of Friends and widow
of the late Dr.. Alice of Cincinnati previous to her
going East. expressed her confidence in the cffica-
cy ofyour scandinavian Remedies, and the benefit
she derived from using them She had been suffer
ing from general prostrati at times, being over
seventy-sx years Of age, and opthslmia and infiam
nation Of the face. Various remedies we're resort
ed to without relief. when some friends recon-.
mended a course of Jour Scandinavian Blood Puri-
fer ard Blood Pills. They had the desired effect
and she was considered as restored TO health.
know many who have used your medicines. and
speak decidedly Of the benefits derived. thus test
flying of their renovatng inf aence in purifying the
blood a,.d giving vigor and energy to the system
They have my cordial APPRECIATION.
Very respectfully. your ob'dt servant.
SAMUEL j. BRowS.
Rev. Samuel ]. Bros-n has been devoted lahore,
in the cause of Christianity, in Cincinnati, for more
than thirty years, almost every old Cincinnatiar
knows. Such testimony, from such source, il
not to be passed lightly. No other Proprietary
Remedies ever presented to the public. ever re
ceived 1.-THE of the commentator from MEN
OF STANDING, in every walk of life, tina, mine
have done. See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

2 Standing as the main pillars which support ON,
noble Christian Civilization and our boasted free
dom there certain inestimable rights which i,e
long TO every citizen of the United States by ths
laws of God and man. These rights rise in ;mpor
lance UNNECESSARILY above all party triumphs ant
party creeds, all local laws aud false political thee
ries. .-. z e't - 49,
The liberty Of speech. the freedom Of the press
the freedom Of religious worship under just AM
reasonable laws must, and viii be maintained and
perpetuased By the people Of these United States
in defiance of all opposition. and even by the free
use Of the sword if all other means shall fail.
In cohcIusion, Senators and Representative
rest in the firm belief that you will labor dige.u,
aud successfully in the discharge of Jour dif b, Il
and important duties; and that the results Of your
Legislation will promote the general welfare of the
State, and improve the condition ofthc various pub
lie and private interests confded to your care by
the people Of Indiana: and to that end nav all your
deliberations be guided by "that wisdom which
cometh down from on high $3.50 n1
HENRY s. LANE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

TRExToS. n. j. Jan. 9.-Thc House
met. and after some confusion elected II.
II. Teesc. of Essex. Speaker. and Jacob
Sharp. of Warren. Clerk The Sc persons
were not the regular nominees. though
both are Democrats. The contest turned
between Brcckinrilge AMI Douglas. the
Republicans supporting the latter. which
succeeded The Americans and Demo.
Gratis. who have a majority. were not able
to make an agreement; 5 Democrats voted
with the Republicans and produced this
result. Alter long struggle for engross-
ing clerk. they adjourned without e.ectiny.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

EEI'he three companies off $. troops,
ordered from Fort L-avcnworth tn Balli-
more. passed through this place on Thurs
day aorning last, between 10 anil ii o.
cleck. \ large number Of our citizens
were at the depot on the arrival Of the spe-
cial train having the companies. their horses
AMI equipments on board. eager to obtain
q sight of the "bouli sogcr boys" The
train stopped about Is minutes when it
passed on. leaving one of the privstes
behind. who fail, TO get aboarl in time.
lie started on afsot. however, in pursuit
cs the train. whether with the expectation
of overtaking it or proving that he hail
no intention of ieserting we cannot say
We presume he was taken IN by the next
train that passed..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

@Wc stcpIc'l into the Store of the
Mcssrs- Becker. NJ. Corbin Block. one
day last week. for the purpose of paying
our respects to them. but they were too bu.
silly engaged waiting upon customers to
do more than pass the usua! compliments
with us. and we employed the occasion to
take a birds eye view of their establish
ment. Their stock Of Dry Goods. Cloth.
ing. &c.. we found was large and compre-
hensive. embracing all styles and qualities
TO be found in this market. The Messrs.
ID. are enterpr;sing and liberal business
men. and AZ consequence enjoy a large
enstom- 1t does not take the people long
20 find out where coed bargains are to be
had. and as the Messrs D. have succeeded
by their liberality in attracting such large
custom. they doubtless have the sagacity
to understand that it is only to be ret aimed
by . similar course.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

ilYyEN,L.-The following is list oil
the marriage licenses issued by the Clerk
al Marshall county. during the month OF
December. 1860:
James T. TsyIor anl PAMELA Inks.
Thomas T. Laid and Sarah Piper
s;ro. w. Wooton anil Mary Swangcr.
y. T. Chsmplin AMI Ca.hsrine Boo>.
Elijah L. Asbury AMI Sarah Markee.
lsaac Shcak> anil Ann Eliza Barber
Considering the cold weather. the low
price of provisions anil the many other
inlucemcntstl,at have been hell out e.
those who are fundamentally inclined. the
list Is a very mcsgcr Que. ia,iecl. We
hope the threatening aspect OF affairs will
not deter our young men from proposing
now is the the very time for them ia
prove that they are Union men. The la.
dies. God bless them. are for tle J,~;ea--to
a man.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

Spectal Rottecs.

The following is from letter written D,
the Rev j. 5 ome pastor Of the Pcrpont street Bspts
Church, Brookiyn, y. " to the Josrsa asd Messenger
Cincinnati o., and speaks volumes in favor Of that world
renowned medicine, Nrs wrSsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP ror
CHILDREN TEETHfSs:
eve Sc advertisement In your columns cf Mrs
Wfssiars Soothing esrNp. Now never said word in
favor # patent mcdicinc before In aur iif hut fee
compelled to to rcaisr that this Is humbus
hare tried a. AID kaor % b. all Il claims 20 ~ IL l.
probably ~ the most successful ncines 81 the day
because IL il thef And tc-s ~ readers who have
babies can't do batter than lay in supply. (Bloyl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

10GoDr1's LApr's Book for Februa.
~ - rick sssl charming number. Every
Lady who wishes to cultivate literary
taste. o. keep posted in regard to the fash.
ions. should subscribe for it. We will ID
hsppy 70 order it for any Of our subscri-
bsrs, having made an arrangement with
the publisher to obtain it at the lowest
club rates. 81 per year. for single sub
scription-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

EErhe protractsd meetings at the
Methodist and Prcshy,erian Churches are
s,ill continued. aud the congregations con-
time to be large and attentive. Up to
last might twenty eight had joined the
Methodist Church. and number more
are seeking pardon. At the Presbyterian
Church the afternoon meetings are at
tended by large nnmber who are seeking
salvation. several having already found
the peace they sought. Let the good worl,
gs ca
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17
Marc Forts and Ar.cua,s TATE.

New ORLEANS. Jan. III Forts jackson
and st. Phillip, at the entrance Of Lake
Ponchertrain. were seized by New Orleans
troops to-day. Troops from New Orleans
also took possession of the Arsenal at Ba-
ton Rouge to-day. at IL o'clock. no resis-
lance being offered.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17
Tic Erfraiifian Case.

ToEoSro, G. w, Jan. 1.-THE slave
Anderson was returned to Brandtford, C..
W.. yesterday. to await the action of the
Court Of Appeals. which will probably
not take place until summer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17
SURyEY NOTICE.-Noticc is hereby

~ given that tho undersigned with the County Surveyor
win, TUESDAY, February s. 1851 pr TO survey and
locate the corners Of his land in section H. township "a
range sast IN Marshall county. Indiana, and contnu.
from day TO day until all Is surveyed.
resident owners of land in said section who fa "a
met the Surveyor the time and efra
or provide For efrsyng their portion expense Of said
survey will lie returned to the County Auditor and such de-
linanences placed the tax duplicate and accord
jani0iet3 JOHN EIrCU
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

In PlyusoutI4 on the 9Th inst, by Rev
VIM NJ Simons, Mr.. JoHx HAsLaxeEu
and Miss MARsAREr. PouI, all of this
county.
On the 10Th inst. by Rsv. Austin Fuller
Mr.. JoHS SnsoEDER and Miss Mary Ellen
AHsHar, all of this county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

No CmaSGE.-As there are no changes
TO make in the prices Of produce, DC. this
week. in this place. ne omit the weekly
report of the market szsF zb
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17
EYE AND EAR.

~We are indebted to VI. III. Rice.
Esq. for a copy OF Gov. Lanes Inaugural
Adirsss. in advance Of the mail. 1t was
delivered on Monday afternoon last.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17
SURVEY NOTICE.-Notice is hereb,

~ gve that the undersigned with the County Surveyor
will. Tuesday January - 1851 proceed and
locate the corners Of their land in section township
in Marshall county, Indiana and continue from
day 10 day until all Is surveyed
resident ofland in said sccton fail to meet
the Surveyor the time above mentioned efray or
vide for deayns their portion Of the expense Of survey
will be returned to the County Auditor and such dciin
placed the tax duplicate according
TO Law. GEORGE NITCHER
jan39t3l n. A LANE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17
To Consuinpffycs.

The advertiser having been rek,orc to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy AFTER having suffered
-rsi years with lung aneti"n and that dread
disease Consumptonis anxious 70 make known 10 his
frllow- sufferers the means u cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the prescrp
AMI using the SANE which they win find sure Cur for
CONSUMPTION ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. &c. The only object
II the advertiser in sending the Prescription Is
The afflicted and spread information which ne conceves
be invaluable aud he hopes every sufferer will try his
eiy. il will cost them nothing. and may prove blessing
Persons wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
williamsburgh.
oct2,I ~ Kings County New YORK.
FOR INDIGESTION,
Try B@rhare's Holland B.ters.
FOR HEARTBURN.
- Try Berhare's Hollaaa B;fters.
FOR AClDITY,
Try Borhoue's Holland BiRers.
FOR WATERBRASH.
1ry BGrhare's Holland BiHers
FOR HEADACHE.
Try Bgrhace's Holland B;Ners.
Fol-. Loss OF APPETITE.
1886 Try Berhaee's Holland Biners.
FOR COSTIvENESS,
Try B@rhaee's Holland Bitters.
FOR PILES,
Try Befhace's Hhland Biners.
In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia affections
it has, in many instances proved highly beneficial
and in others effected decided cure. l0ml
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

@Dr--o.J. Woods preparation for
the restoration Of the hair is undoubtedly
the best tl'st has ever been offered to The
public. See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17
ESTRAY NOTICE.-Takcn nm

LIZ Ephr.Im ". ukey living in Tippccanoe town n
MARSHALL county Insnss BULL described as fiows
The body principally white few nd spots on each side:
neck aud head re the fore LEGS up the aud the
hind legs up 70 the k1ess, red Supposed fur years
ears old last spring Appraised ut fourteen dollars and
any eentr by Clayton Grant and Elijah coplen, bsfors
s. fA441 - IT, r. PERsHIxG. clerk.
janiolotlPd BY WV. NJ. kKsbsLL- Deputy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17


DONATION yIsrr.-The friends of Rev.
VIM. NJ. .Simons propose to make him a
friendly sisit'a at his house. on next We'd
nesday .ftesuoea and evening. Jan. 2233dd;
and as he has p faithfully dealt ont to US
spiritual th;ags let us all cheer his heart
with at least little of the needful. The
fo,r ,Iiisrent out stations. that have for
two years enjoyed bis lators. are especial
ly invited to Iertiripatc in this visit.
n orasrof tho c committees.
------------.-;s >..l.---------
Ocrfssr AND ArEtsr.--Doct Fcsler.
Oculist and Aurist. will be at the Edwards
House. in Plymouth. Ind. on Wednesday
the s,xsh day ef February next and may
Be- c,,nsultei by she afflicted tin Thursday
noon. Do not delay to see the doctor il
You are siling with any disease.
pfI{4 EYE AND EAR ru,
Or. FS'B Fesler. formerly Of Phila.lel-
phia. Pa. anil recently Of ST. Louis. No..
the eminent anil skillful Operator on the
Eye. and who by his great success has at
,s;aed reputation by. removing difficult
AMI dangerous diseases Of those delicate
organs that have hitherto bafficd all skill
Go reach. has taken up his permanent res
iaenee ia La Forte. In,liana. office one door
south Of Roses Drug Store on east Main
street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

DONATION VIsrr.-The friends of Rev.
WIN. NJ. >Simons propose to make him
friendly sjsit'at his house. on next We'd