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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

ITO THE MARRIED or THOSE ABOUT
Il to MARRY-Just Published, an illustrated Work
which treats conhdentsiy Of the marriage condition win
advice founded upon experience Forwarded 10 address on
receipt of rs cents (No stsmps) Address
RALPH WILBUR L Co., Boz No. 1850 PoitOfiee, ~ y
IMPORTANT TO BRASS BANDS, TROOPS,
d Marches &c. Pnblisbsd In puts by II. b. DODW0hIH
msppIseuJsT Of PJsss JpsirpHspt. No Astprpses
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

Brooklyn Yeung Meme Christian Association.
THE hon DANIEL b. DICKINSON
VIII deliver oration
JHE UNION; ITS PERlLS AND ITS HOPES"
Att the
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 10.
Commencing st o'clock.
1sses Of admission rs cents. Re- syed seats, cents
esoned on snd afasr Thursday, Nov. II. at Babeocks
yok.,oft No 6 Futont and ss Roses Bookstore No lt2
~HsanFfl HOBT. g. BuSSING,
Cbsirms Lecture Committee.
So Therapeutic Collese.-The opening
DAY EySss,,rnr s,,,rnrLh TERN VIII take place WEDNE5-
No y.fsnV New l3 al u O'clock, a. the Lecture Hall
fsny ip,sa A.. friends Of iIedical Reform respect
81 Css, viii h. intyodsctory Lecture 70 the Med
S1ss'"eA' Subjects "Liis.1 s,s,s Nee.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

Light Ccyalry.-The lt Regiment u. s. Lancers.
which Is organizing 10 this city l. rapidly filing up Col
sMOLINSKI 10 whom intrusted the formation Of by the
War Department 10 veteran Of high military sainrnents
having served in the Posb French and service and
fsvosby known in the military circles Of those countries
The Headquarters Of the Regiment IL the Wa Department.
Washington d. c. branch Of which 10 at No Pnk place
corner Of Broadway NewYo In charge Of Acting Adutant
ijent p E. McTIGHE TO whom al communications en- tbs
business Of the Regiment from the loyal States .Ie 70 pc ad
dressed. Gentlemen wishing 10 raise companies Of IS
c- viii receive First Leuenancies and In ssJ fAde 10
lie lowest hon-coht mission Privstes ambitops o. mis,
boors are offered many Inducements and ufxnteed speedy
promotion Pay for privstes, s4 70, month.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

ROBINSON's STATIONERY ENVELOPE
AZ l3 cents worth ofgood Stationery for a. cents.
Nc BIs. Jewelry. 500 Agents Wsnted
Boohellef, sl.tlone and New. Dealer Corning. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
6nerlal Ncilees.

First Wnrd.-In accordance to the eau Of tne hehno pa
can Central Committee the let WAhD MhrbTNFsnay
ESSOCIETION will hold election on WEDNbsDA
EVENING Nov ls 1861. At No % Green~lchst Ioi VI
rnrnose of eectng Delegates 70 tie ysIous Convenohs
Polls open from toS. hEN'i "-'iii' A''si-'N'
L L SYKES, (cseretariea
IosEPu {. SCULLY,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
EQUAL TO JOHN HALIFAX.

EQUAL TO JOHN HALIFAX.
EAST LYNNE;
THE EARLS DAUGHTER.
Author OF Ashley" THE Red Court Frn." etc.
Price 30 cents paper IS cents cloth
From The London Athensum, Oct. l2 1851.
This THE best novels published for season The
po. interesting Intricate and well carried OUT the chsse
Hike and the writing simple aud natural There Ia
nothing forced nothing dOnted uninIshed about III no
discrepancies IN the story"
From The London News
This is tale Of remarkable power
Prom The Observer
So ION Of nciden' exciting in every page 90 admra'
bly, written that hardly knows how to go 10 bed without
reading to the last ptge."
Published and for tale by
DICK L FITZ6ERALD, No. ls Ann-st
Also for sale by all Booksellers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

Thirteenth Ward.-In pursuance OF the call Of the
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE, PImsIy Elee
tioB viii be held at OnderdoDk's Hall, On WEDNESDA1
EVENING Nov 10 to elect delegates to the several Nom
nasing Conventions. Polls open from 70 = O'clock
L. ELLIOT, President.
bnEsM MocARIIs' Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

TO Unassigned Military Csmpanies.-Two fun
companies be received In the 18th ~ T. Vol
upteers conniaqded by me.
This hsmeht has zen reduced numbers by the dehsrge
Of who were mustered into the service for only three
onth but th fegimen IN sound and prosperous cond
and IL aached 10 Gen Wsdsworths Brigade stationed
Uptons d Vs in the advance Of the Army Of the Po-
tomsc.
Ills believed that this fact viii present strong inducement
20 officers and who desrOus Of entering at once Into
sctve service
| made OF Gen. McDoxt ell or Cen Wadsworh.
| ID n X NJ RICHARDSON,
Iieut Colonel 18th Regiment N Y v. Commanding
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

THE sEMI-w WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE NEw.YoRK SEM.wEEkLY Tribune ia
Published every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY
Contents of No. LIS NOV III:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: The War in the South
ImprobAbility Of forelsn lnisrferencs; Our New
LeIislsturej Mr. Y. Woods Psnsce.; Abolition
b.,poti.%' iSa The Hspecosl and Tsssessrou.
Cry OF Peace" Editorial Paragraphs
U..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
II..DEPARTURE OF GEN. SCOTT.
Iv..COL. PARKER II. FRENCH.
v..sUCCEss OF THE NAVAL EXPEDITION,
SSsR'Rs R.,. Of BsS s.s.I Bse.. c ~ c.s.i
Taken Ph.oner.i Transport. WreOtedi C0nsser'
nation Of tho Rebels
upOETRY: "In Memory Of Edward d. Baker"
VII. u..INTEREsTING FROM HArTERAs INLET;
Correspondence Of Tbe N. \. Tribdns
vnI..FRoM MISSOURI; cous'pondsncs Of The n T.
Tribune.
TX. MARYLAND ELECTION.
x..tATEsT NEWS REcEIyEp By T%ELEqRAPTR3 % Il:
SsH. sss ssssss Tor Sis' Y kss Sss Sstsas Il
.s ss T:sesss fs%sss;
Speeches BY Me'sn Cameron. Seward and Gen.
N..yIGHT AT BELMONT. NO: A Desperate Bat.
. ..a bsss.,: a T'isH' SO Rebel: Killed sSo Fd:.
XII IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA:
Attack on Guyandotte, W
xIII..ARRIyAL OF THE P0SHArAN: Her Chsse
After the Sumter.
XIV. FROM KENTUCKY; Correspondence Of The NY.
Tribune
xv..THE GREAT STORM AT THE NORTH Tho
Wreck OF the Stesnishp North Brtoni No Lives
Lost The Vessel and Cargo Totsl Loss.
xvI..A NEW ATLANTIC STEAM COMPANY.
XVII. .YRoM JAPAN: Correspondents Of The N. Y.
Tribune
XVIII. .LILIAN's PERPLExITIEs By A. W. Dubours
XIX. NEW PUBLICATIONS; Mistakes Of Educated
Men The Cotton Kingdom Cecil Drsenei The
Last Travels Of Ida Pf.ifeL
Xxx THE COMING WORLDS FAIR, Correspond.
ence OF The N. Y Tribune.
XXI. THE EMBURY MURDER AT FIsHKILL.
XXI. FROM LIBERIA: Correspondence Of The N. Y.
Tribune.
XIII. AGRICULTURAL ITEMR
XIV. POLITICAL.
XIV PERSONAL.
XVI. CITY NEWS.
XVII. MISCELLANEOUS.
XVIII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
xxx. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Fall Reports q ths
Stock, Money Cotton Grain. and Cattle Markets
specially Reported for The ~ Y. Tribune
Txnys--Ons Copy for one yesr %. TIVE Copies ono
year. s5. Five Copies one year, S11 35. Ten CsP'''
10 sddress, $40.
For Club Of Twenty, We send an Extra Copy.
For Club Of Forty ss send The Daily Trbsne Ustia
Addre. THE TRIBUNE. NewYorE
IUyA TIL, AfkRRIEn or CunSE AR0ITI
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V'IMoTHY TITCOMBs NEW WORK.
l. c. sCRIBNER, No. I24 GIand-st, N. Y,
viii publish, about the 2Cth Of November,

WI pltIsh, about the ZJIh OF NoYenDeT,
LESSONS IN LIFE.
A con psuion volume to LETTERS TO YOUNG PEOPLE.
ard COLD FOIL. l vol, I2rDo, $50 pages, 81. Gilt
edges, 81 So
In tis volume the eu,hor Of Letter, to the Young"
aud Gold Foil has dcsrded something OF the didactic tone
Of hosc two popular works but retained their direct and
familiar style. aud ell those chsrsclerscs which have
given them large aud honorable currency with
the public The Lessons" are twenty -four in number and
they not only le'sons IN life" but from life The topics
discussed those which Of interest 20 every thoughtful
aud woman and they treated freshly clearly and
foroby with abundant Ingenuity Of and spness Of
Illustration The publisher l. convinced that the book will
prove to be even popular than M pr-deceo TO wba
1, 10 regarded ns companion volume.
Nop Ready:
TIMOTHY TITCOMB'S WORKS.
26th Edition Le,tsrs to Young People," vol, I2mo, $l
18th Edi,iN g Gold Foiln vol, l2mo., 81.
18th ~ BitterSwctt." vol, lamo, IS cents.
18th Miss Gibers Career" vol, limo, VI Is.
EaIly IN If5m the Trade solicited
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
Rleyentt Ward Republican Assoeiation.-

,garoe of tho call Of the Republican Central Committee
tLe CIV Of Ne1.York, an ELECTION will be held or
WEpNEsDAY EVENING the l3ss INST, for the purpose
choosing DELEGATES 70 various Conventions named
ssid call Po open hon until O'Clock ct the Ha No 2
avenue D. PHILIP KELLEY President
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

Txrxs-Ons Copy for one year 90. TIVE Copies, on'
year, s5. Five Copies, year, $11 Is. Ten Copies
TO one address, $40.
For Club Of Twenty, We send an Extra Cop,
Fort Club Of Forty, ss send The Daily Tribune Ustia
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
rhe Scandinavian Remedies

The following IL taken from the ST. Joseph Valley na.
s<giser Of sept. :, ls57,-Hen Schuyler Coax, NJ. c.
EDITOR: - --..
I'VE rarely aliudc Patent Medicines editorsliy ear.
ing them speak m themselves in advertising columns
but II is only sheer justice say that Dr. Roback and-
navan Remedies pertaining extraordinary cures
IN Northern and Central Indiana, and ry to be
worthy Of trial by the afflicted We have noticed In our
Indiana exchanges alone fur remark
able cures effected BY them within the past month"; certi-
fed to BY persoss with whom We are well acquainss
And we select from than the following because the sigma
tsre will be Well known to all old citizens Morris
Morris Is one Of the most valued and widely known resi-
dents Of Indiana. SSr many year State Auor and
enjoys the highest confidence all who know him. He
has Just voluntarily publisher the annexed certhcs m
me indismpsIb Joavnst So siysrtie pent. = -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

f%S. 4 NJ. Becker respectfully but ur.
gently request those Of their patrons who
are indebted to them to call within the
next three weeks and settle. as s. Becker
intends to start east by the frat Of March
to purchase their new spring stock. They
are in need Of money and confidently ex-
pect a prompt response to this call from
those here appealed to. Thankful for past
favors. they would solicit an increase Of
custom. and promise always to give the
best bargains to be hal in Plymouth.
st s. d M. BECKER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

AcnrcULruRAL NoTrcE-Thcre will be
meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Marshall County Agricultural Society.
held at the Court Housc in Plymouth. on
Saturday. February %. 1861. 1t 1 o'clock,
Z. NJ. for the purpose ofaPpointing com
mittee to draft . Premium List and Rules
and Regulations for the next Annual Fair;
also, to transact other important business,
Let every Director sttend.
BY order Of the President.
MARK CUMMINGS. eec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
TUE ONLY PREPARAIION
HAVING r.ooss 50 STRONG AND Object As 70 ,
|Expel the Doubts of All.

Elk POI the LIQUIDS OF All.
Tor stasnen Jsdgcs Edtou Physicians Of the oldest
:ssSss = well 4 new s sss = shsr uaguast snstiop
the scalp and brain. but all who unts IN tes
Ding that IL will the being gray
filling 10 any es ~ we'll - restore Read the foving
oak Grere. s. c., june zs,a. 1859.
rapidly gaining popularity this Community Ihave
occasion g lay prudcc ssde and gyeyour Hair Rsora-
Dssns hs yea "a. so a. 70 be shroxn
from my suky against rock the roadside from which
my head receiyed terrible blow causing great deal
irritation which communicated brain and exter.
n. ,S gs,s e the s from s The sss o. snss my hair
From ii time frs discovered its dropping however up
i total employed everything
S s sd
nrs ss "a sfS =. I.
$ Saa a.
thanks. Rest asa .l DEAR s~ yous
remedy TO all inquircrss shall my
which natter ,,ssf prss little. Youcan pub
Yours, very err, rr.peesfSiiy. NJ .. WRIGHT NJ. d.
orr1es or rHE Jryrrn.sSIss. /
Phaiippi, va, Dee ~ ls5s
Dear sir-I fcl Il my duty as well my pleasure, 10
state to the following ercumstonce, which you
You think proper. gentleman Of this place. Ia lawyer
he was compelled wear a wig He induced 10 use a
bottle Of Hair Restorative" which he ked very
grew quite ururiantly, and he has handsome
head Of hair. The gcncmaus is Bradford and az
he very well known in ajsining counties many per-
testify the truth Of this give IL
yuu the request Of Mr. Bradford Ysn sell great
deal Of your Hair Restorative In this and adjoining
counties IL You have the proper agents Yours Sr
nsr tfsv frl THOMPSON sURGHNoR.
Dr. wood-Dear SIR. Permit express the cbiiga.
the restoration Of my hair 10 its
original color About the time Of arrival in United
states II rapidly becoming gray but upon ts appIica-
cation Of your sHair Restorative recovered its
original hue consider ysur Restorative very won
derful invention, quite efcacous well as agreeable
3. THALBERC.
The Restorative put MP in bottles Of three Sizes viz
large, medium and small; the small holds pint, and
retas for dollar per bottle: the medium holds least
twenty per proportion than the small retns
for dollars per bottle; the large holds quart per
cent more In proportion, and retails for So.
Oh. WOOD 4 CO.. Proprietors, Al broadway, New
York. aud l14 Market Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
81 And sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. a jan'yl7 n1lm3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

V Efy-sevcn indictments. we learn.
have been found by the Grand Jury at the
present term Of tho Circuit Court, mostly
for selling liquor contrary to law 'fhs
Jury is still in session and are after large
number Of other dclinqucnts with sharp
stick.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14


@ George Brown. indicted in Stsrke
county. on charge Of obtaining $4,000
Of the bonds Of that county under false
presenses. Was dischFgsd by Judge 0s-
borne on Monday, on the motion Of God
love o. B.hm. Esq-. Of Lsfaysste. ths de-
fendant's counsel. to quash the Indictment.
for fatal defects appearing on its see.-+the
case having been RENE owed to this county
on q change of venue. II was . case Of
great importance. As well on account of
the amount involved. as of the nature of
the questions presented; b,st those points
were so ably and clearly presented tothe
Court. that it occupied its time but a few
moments. and resulted in favor Of defen-
liant
Mr.. Behm is comparatively young
man; and when but little over 81 years Of
age was placed upon the Wing electoral
ticket. when Gen. Scott wac . candidate
for the Presidency. in 1852. and did his
party no lie service in his district. Short
ly after. he was elected to represent Tip
pecanoe county in the State Legislature.
where he did honor to himself and his
constituents j.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
Piles in both forms Cured
READ THIS.

al car only account fr my present sound health. fon
the CONSTANT teoRh moderate Of Brhaves HoLl
BIr1knss-hsrne nom youth susred Intervals from
PILES. in both frms, sometimes severely =
r,efy have for several months past though
subject 90 loss o9rleeP and unusual physical EFFORT ben
trey nee rom any symptoms Of this distressing disease
while my general health l. very much improved"
Persons doubling the authenticity Of fhserfcsfe.
requested 20 call upon with the proprietor
they win take pleasure not only I'm referring them its
thor. but 10 Others who have used Holland Bifers
for the same Affection, with equal success. rl4s4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

II AND FOR SALE, wild or I'm
IL proved terms and in quantities suit purchasers
Dwelling Houses and Rooms to Rent.
Apply to CoRDIN & OSBORNE,
dec l5-n6 Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

SHrxESTs o. FsEIsHrFnoN PLvxoUrH
The following is . statement of the
frs;ghk skippsd from Plymouth during
1860, for which we are under many obi
CATIONS to Mr.. Seth r. Edwards. the pop
ulsr add efficient station agent: I.IxEE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

Total business Of the Station, s630e4 81
The above statement. we think. shows
pretty wei for town of only 1.s00 in
hsbitants. and we here venture the assertion
that there is not station on the line of
the p, F. w. IL c.. r. r., from Fort
Wayne to Chicago. that transacted as
much business as he above. II any did
we would like to see the fgures -
In many articles there was q large in
crease on that Of 1859, and in others there
was slight falling of. For instance,
there was shipped from this placs
= In 1889 IN 1850. Increase
Wheat, bushels, $3.50 9n,a6f 4i.o27
Corn. do ,--.aa,seo ss.551 1885,
Lumber. feet. -. l.47o.009 3,I29.lO0 I,659,l0O
Hoop PSlcs.. : -. .3I6.000i $500 $500
Flour. barrels ..--..2,3o6 1869 1891
The shipment Of wheat. il will be OBJ
served. during 1860 was almost double
that Of 1859. and of corn nearly three
times greater. In she item Of -four there
was . mach larger amount shipped than
was. anticipated. and when IL is remem-
bered that the greater pars Of it was man.
ufactured by one Mill, 1.-THE Richmond }
besides supplying the town and surround
ing country. We are not little surprised
At the footing Had we time and space we
should like to speak Of the advantages Of
plymouth as a manufacturing point, the
surrounding country, etc.. bur must reserve
our remarks for another occasion.
AZ the Telegraph Office quite eonside
rable amount OF business was transacted
during the same period. report of which
i. herewith annexed. furnished Ne by the
Operator. Dan. McD Donald. ESQ.,. for which
favor he will please accept our thanks:
Hi"ouhs coiiectcu- .33:3Jyc2
Ampunt collected at other Offices on MESA
ges sentand received at this Office 1923
Total business Of the osice,. s5O0O5
REvsvAh AT BsURsox-Over one hun
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

ETThis is st. Valentines day. Look
out for carricIturcs through the Post or
fee. IS "a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
HOW ARD ASSOCIATIONS

Beneront Tnsfos saSfishs hy special -.dornea fos
e Relief Of the Sick and Disrccd, afflicted ,clh yanten
and Epidemic Dsea.es, and especially for e Cure Of d.
eases Of the Srxuaf Organs.
Mecal Advice given Rstis. by the Acting Surgeon,
ell BY letter with subscription Of their condition
age ocsuTon habits Of life, and In Of extreme
poverty, Medicines furnished free q charge.
VALUABLE REroRrs Spermaforrhoe and other Dissas
- of the Sexual Organs and the NEw RENEDIEs en-
royed in the Dspensary sent TO the afflicted in sealed letter
envelopes s Of charge Two three Stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Address. DR. J. si,ILLIN H0UGHT0N, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth Philxdsphia
Penn. BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTwELL, President.
Gro. FAIRcHrLD Secretary. der27 st3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

ETSee DR.. Fesler's and DIR. McKa.
hams cards on second page.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

~An old and valued friend, whose
bump Of "orler" is largely developed. and
who dislikes earelessness in aay thing. be
comes very indignant 1t the many outrs.
sous biundsrs in typography in last week.
Demoeraf. and gives vent to his feelings
in the following Language: .z. g, -,
Nc Ed;t0r:--I so much deprecste the
carelessness in typography which frequent
ly despoil good selections in newspaper.
winch go into the hands Of young and in
exRer'eneed readers. thst / could not rs>
IRAN pointing out some / so frequently see
IN the columns Of -FOUR ,class;csL cotenpo-
rag gr& .nzw Tor iAstsuea - az Sd
col. Of 81 page Of last weeks Dem. IN
Becker's adv. under scloth;po's-"such :.
over oaf& BXO13sGH 49, psot.
weed. Jeans. snd an;neN Psnts.' &C.
E11'FiIEs',:AaGsF lS''sG
Ixcoe.
A5fwsAlvs So z7ofsd With ! x.ri.
ETY. Of wsssher during the past week. On
Inu6dAy Il hyloSs ssS3 horn. sceohpan-
ied By strong wind from the northwest.
prevailed most Of tks day; Friday and IN
II sooe 6aAqsasE = savssslassuoa6lED
s6A1n h1PnnG1s x1ea 4 5comnGe6
cd nedsrsshD. UDunasszi5hs most Of
=. he :sey b: Z fi:sBPssssd; 4aie "a ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

EThe meetings It the NJ. E. Church
in this place are still kept up. and we
learn that upwards Of eighty have joined
on probar Z.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

REvEyAE AT BsURsox.-Over one hun
drcd and thirty persons. we understand.
jsined the Methodist and United Brethren
Churches. At Bourbon. during the recent
revival there. s.s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

AT the residences Of kis son Robert. in
Union township. on the 30th ult. Mr.
WnLan BLAkELv, in the 18th year Of his
age. tkit .'5fkts1 Adfi3
Mr.. Blakely was - old and highly res
pected eitizen- He Was one of the earliest
settlers in the county, and lived to see I
great change wrought on the face of IA
ture. issrss 20 iasi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurse Female Physician presents to
the attention Of Mothers, her
Sooth11ag SyruD.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
Which greatly facilitates the process eehng by soften.
ing the gums reducing all innammaton-wiIl aay all
pain and sPasmcdic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend it, mothers. it gives yourselves and
Relief and Health to your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten years.
and can say. in eondsaes and truth q IL what have
failed in single instance when timely used
Never did we know Of instance Of dissatisfaction by any
operations. speak recommendation Of lie
ical effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
reputation for the fuf-nt Of what we here declare
In almost every Instance wherr the infant !. suffering
minutes aner the syrup is administered. TfW
This ysiaaos Prsps a + the prescription Of
has been used used with never failing success in
Thousands Of Cases.
II only child from pain but IN.
ergy TO the whole system II win almost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels, and Wind Collie.
and overcome cnvnlsions which not speedily remedie
end In death We believe IL the bst aid surrst remedy
the world in all Of Dysentery Darrha in chill
dren whether % be from Teethngssr
would say to every Mother who has Child suffering
any Of the fcgong copainfs ant let year prejndices
nor the preudces Of Others sand between You and vour
suffering child and the relief that sure-yes abeo-
lutely surcto follow the cftbis medicine timely
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle None
genuine unless the fac -sinile Of CURTIS a PERKINS
Nre YORK. l. on the outside wrapper. Principal Office,
Cedar street, New York. tT'
kB Price, only % cents per hottie. -E1
rs-F For sale PymestI sy PereAxg q Co.. T. A. L~sro,
AID Biais Oh ssd Drssgiss ses>raily. [nloyl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
Special Notices.
MOTTO E.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant 10 an order
Of the Board Of Directors Of the Bank Of the State
sf Indiana at their session held in January, 1861
at Indianapolis, Indiana, an election Of Five
Directors Of the Branch at Plymouth OF the above
Bank will be held BY the Stockholders Of said
Branch. at the Banking Office of said Branch in
Plymouth, on
Tuesday, March 9th, 1851.
By Order Of the Branch Board. at a special
meeting, held at the Office OF the Branch, on
Thursday, January IL. 1861. gf.4
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A GRlCULTURAL Implements Of ali kind.
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STATEMENT.

Total amount OF freight. $37 .1ys IS
Freight and charges ON goods received. l7.746 80
Tickets sold,. $50 90