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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
Interesting from Gen. Cox's Command.

CLARKsBURo. Va. July 81.
A dispatch from Gen. Cox on the 10Th
inst. to Gen. Rosencrans. reports his arri-
val at Gauley Bridge, Wise retreating on
to Lewisburg. which. according to inter
cepted letters. is to be his rallying point
Gauley bridge was entirely destroyed. 1,
will require three days to construct float
ing bridge. Wise had cut down trees
across the roads and destroyed all the
bridges. Gen. Cox captured 1000 flint
lock muskets and several kegs Of powder
left by the rebels.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square of aso less thros Seeks iess
h .jasiona insertion 25 Larger advertisements
in prspsr<sn than bali square 70 hall
sor.- over hsf square charged vhcse square

An addsiea % twenty per cent viii Be made on the
z~bsvs rates for Special Notices. a- So
Agents oh-r and cities viii be allowed twenty
49, n. but advertisement Of any kind
viii be inserted at less than regular rates
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
Great State Encampment--Aa Illiesis
- ArmT.. -.

Great state Encsmpment-Aa Illissis.
tas Army. fasl
Government having scesptsd the add
tional regiments rendered by the Govern-
or Of Illinois. We understand that the
whole force, including ell the indepsndeat
regiments accepted from the State. and
yet not fully organized, twsnty-ons ia ell.
are to rendezvous Immediately ct Clear
Lake, six miles east of Springfield
Arrangements are making for their re-
ception and equipment, aud immediats or
ganization into brigades. -
The location of the camp is . most j0-
dicious one, about mile FROM jamestown
station on the Great Western Rail Rosd.
in the vicinity Of beautiful Lake Of e.
cellent water. surrounded by groves Of fns
timber. with suitable land contingaous
for parade and drill grounds.
The large force thus concentrated will
be put in condition for active service "a
rapidly as possible. when Illinois win
have in the field, for the war. near IS. .ooh
mcn.-State Register. i,sf sr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
Official Report Of the Rebel Loss at
BULBS Run.

= = New YORK. July 81.
Gen Beauregard. in his official account
of the battle at Bulls Run, states that
their loss was about 400 killed and 1 200
wounded.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
Later from Harper's FerrY-Col. Fowler
Alive-Coloneis Heintzelman and Hum
ter doing we'll.

w AsHlSGT0N. July oU.
Col. Stone arrived here to-day from
Earper's Ferry. having left there last even
ing. His division is now stationed there.
He says Banks is strongly posted and in
trenched. and can Withstand any attack.
and is receiving re-inforcements daily.
Nothing is known of the rebel move
ifents. es ~
BALrMosR. July 81.
From Sandy Hook. Nd. we learn that
all is quiet at Harper's Ferry to-day
Banks is occupied in strengthening him
self. and forming the army into brigades.
His position. commands Harper's Ferry.
and can easily be Dbl ade impregnable. The
railroad bridge is to be Immediately re-
built. sa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

cradle bodies of rebel forsgers were with,
in six miles of the Ferry. which gives rise.
to the suspecion that much larger body
is nearer US than Leesbsrg Some think
Gen. Johnston's army is on the move
Northwsrd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
BUSINESS CARDS.

r P. SHIvELY, Justice of the Peace.
III Land and
General Collection Agent
BOURBON, MARSHALL COUNTY, IND.
viii take sesr ~ledxnens Of Decd. and A"r'sascs. al
t.pt 10 the taxing Dpssns. and give proit alien
40, 10 All bn<in~ss entrusted to him tnayie zsff
DHILLIPS & DEVOR.
ATTORNEYS AND c0rNsELoRS.
o.acs in Room No. ?, up stairs. westcrs~li Block
PLYHGCTH. IND r,s
VIII in the of Marshall, kosciGsko tik-
h.-t Al jos .3h Larorte Porter. Lake Puaski sarke
Tultoa and xioinng ecuntes, Und In all Of shch per-
.,,sI ,sren.i,a will De given matters Of ccllesion
REFERENCES:
C,,sax south Bead. Ind J. D. Dcfrees Washington
n Nss1iousa. TT wayae. . r Jones, indianaPois'
J. A. p,fre.s Goshen, Ind; A. L. Osborne, Lafor'e,
Vs. 81 ,rburn fsasss = r. Rounds, Chicago, III
John d. pEvoR NOTIFY PrBLIc, vii attend to
tfs cen evan<nx of Real Etate. take oi
:. A. iaayl52su
es' se- -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

News from the Missouri Con-
yention--Ths State Ofhces Declared
yasant-Proyisionai omcers Appoint-
od
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-11

Secesslo's in Caly07n1a.-Ihe spe-
cial Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald, writing on the
25th ult., says:
Intelligence has just been received
here from California, stating that a
most formidable movement is on foot,
on the part of the rebels in that
State, to proclaim the Southern part
Of it out OF the Union, and form a
new State, for admission into the
Southern Confederacy. 1t appears
that efforts have been made for seve-
raj years back to divide the State,
and make slave State out of the
Southern section, embodvinc tha.
part below thirty-six degrees thirty
minutes, under the secret circular
sent from this city, dictated bv rebel
conspirators. Although the scheme
was exposed and failed, yet about a
year ago the Legislature actually
passed an act authorizing the south
ern counties to form separate Gov
"rnment, if the people should so vote.
The proposition was submitted and
carried, and within the last two
months they have organized and rails
ed an independent flag, and have de-
clared their intention to so with the
South
The object of this move was clear
~ to be seen. 1t was necessary that
the rebel States should have an out
let on the Pacific coast, and they, OF
course, strike for the fine barber at
San Diego. Nor does this scheme
stop here. They expect and have
the assurance Of the cooperation Of
the rebels in Arizona and New Mexi-
60. They have also the cooperation
OF Judge Terry, of Nevada Terrific
~, who has organized force there
70 resist the authority of Governor
>ye and to prevent the establish
nent of the United States Courts
here.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-11
Su1erings Of the Enemy.

A letter dated Washington, June
2lst, published in the Baltimore Ex.
change, says:
l send you some factsin relation to
the condition of affairs here which
the authorities would have willingly
suppressed. You may, however, re-
ly upon them as being strictly true,
and as rather undertaking than exas-
gerating the state Of things of which
[ speak, for l write from personal
knowledge. 1t is, indeed, perfectly
useless on the part of the Govern
ment to conceal facts which are
known to 80 many people, and which
form the staple topic OF conversation
among the troops on both sides of the
Potomac. The truth is, a very con-
siderable portion OF the effective
strength Of the army is broken down
by sickness. That terrible disorder.
dysentery or bloody fux, is spread
ing among the regiments encamped
on the Virginia shore with unexam-
pied rapidity, and the fatality which
accompanies 1t is perfectly trightful.
Within a very brief period, one of
the New York regiments have lost
sixty men by this disease alone. A
very large number of the men be-
longing to the Goth are also down
with it. Many of the other regi-
ments are beginning to feel its effects,
but, as yet, not so severely. Thore
are, or rather Were, no less than 7OO|
men in the wards of the hospital at
Georgetown, and it is more than pro-
bable that the number has been great
ly increased since, although they are
home such Of the three
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-11

months men as are able to be moved.
as speedily as possible.
The three months volunteers. near-
ly to a man, will refuse to take SER
vice again when their term of enlist
ment expires. The earlier Penusyl-
vanla troops will be paid off and dis
banded in about two weeks-the re-
malnder have, as yet, from three to
flve weeks to serve. They are bent
on getting back to their friends and
acqualntances as soon as they can
obtain discharge-more than one
have actually mutilated themselves
to effect this end more speedily. 1t
IS SO with the rest of the regiments
none but the poor wretches, who have
no trends, will consent to enlist for
the war.
They are also having an anxious
t!me OF 1t at the outposts over the
riVer-not a night passes but the SEN
tlnels are picked off by the Confede-
rates. Every morning the light guard
are sent out to bring in the dead and
the numbers ara daily increasing
Already the killed and wounded at
the outposts alone, would count up
hundreds: You are now in posses
sion of the main reasons why the
Government is so eagerly calling for
additional regiments. It is nv can
dld opinion that the army, broken
down by sickness as it is, and soon
to be weakened by the loss of the
three months volunteers, is in no
to take the field, and the
new comers will scarcely fare any
better than those who are already
here.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-11

For professional and business cards. (in-
Guiding tho Daily papcrD not exceeding
Eve lines. for II months, $l5-without
paper, $40.
The privilege of yearly advertisers is
strictly limited to their own Immediate and
regular business; and the business of uu
advertising firm is not considered as iucli-
ding that ot its individual members
Advertisements published =: irregular
|lntcrvals, = per square tor each plser.ion.
Announcing candidates for n District OF
State office, $40; for II Parish office, $40:
ti,y Office, S3--t" he pad in advance.
All advertisements for strangers or tran
|slcnt persons. to hc paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked ON the copy
ter Il specified time. will be inserted till
forbid, and payment cxnctcd-
Marriages and deaths will be published
|ns news obituaries, tributes of respect, and
Funeral invitations as other advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-11

ticular portion of my interesting eli.
ent's person, which the rising bushes
of the Bench, and my own innate
delicacy, prevent me from specifying
more distinctly. My client, fled,
upon the wings of fear-and this is
the plain, unvarnished history of this
distressful occurrence.
Miss Mowlds confirmed the state
ment Of her counsel, and added, that
after the fracas alluded to, the plain
tiff had taken tea with her.
Mr.. Harding: deny the mullins.
Miss Mowlds: Oh! you false de-
luder and do you also deny your
handwriting i'll this letter, where
you entreated me to forgive the past +?
Mr.. Harding: was under the ex-
citement Of half glass Of gooseber-
ry wine when l wrote it.
The letter was here handed by
Miss n. to the bench, Of which the
following is a copy
My dearest Susan,-I am distrac-
ted with the excrutiatinS thoughts of
your displeasure; blot from your for
giving heart every trace Of my past
offences, and in the future I will but
live in the smiles Of your radiant
eyes.
Your disconsolate adorer,
WILLIAM HARDING.
tTo Miss Susan Mowlds, Miltown.
'P. Sill be over to take tea with
you this evening-for heavens sake
let it be strong. for my nerves are
terribly shattered.'
'This,' exclaimed Miss Susan, in
4 voice broken with sobs, this is the
way the false villain inveigled me,
until he took-took -
MIR. Harding: Oh! oh !-'pon
my innocence 1 never did, your wor-
ship-l can prove it by numerous
Miss Mowlds (sobbing): You did
you did-you vile deceiver. Oh, oh!
MIR. Gabbett: AS this business ap-
pears to have been one Of loves lap
ses, l think the parties ought to set
lie it in Cupid's court rather than in
l police Office.
Mr.. Harding (blubberingly): VIII
you, Susan!
Miss Mowlds: I will. William.
The breeze was now lulled into q
'alm: the leconciIed turtles kissed,
became friends, and quilted the Office,
ne repentant youth vocalizizg-
'Oh, Susan, Susan, lovely dear.
My VOWS shall ever true remain:
Let me wi pc off that falling tear
We only sulk'd to love again
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-11

Hung.-On Saturday week Il white
man was hung in St. Martins parish,
La. He was arrested for exciting
slaves to revolt some two months
since. On Monday last six negroes
were to be hung and eleven more
have been condemned to the peneten-
tiary.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-11

u The Austin Gazette says that
the Adiutant General receives daily.
on an average, six company reports
of organization of volunteers in the
State and it will not be long ere 3O,-
900 men will have rendered their
services.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-04

Williams, T. r., Company v 5th Massachusetts
Meox, John, Company x, I'd New YoIk SIN
Whit skeI. =, Company y, 7lst Ne~-Yofk 8. NJ.
Wade Roen H.. Company O. 7lst Hew.YoTk 8. NJ
W, Ma,erhoa,e iCorporalj Company g, l.t Minnesota
Weir, William, Company B, Ssh N. Y S.V.
Meleh - tFirst L'euteSsntl Company =, ist MINI
Williams, Louis ompsny g. Sato N. Y. S.V.
Wilmer. Eusc)s (S-rgeant), Compsny C. la bnnn.
Wright, - !sergesDt), Company A, lst Minn.
Walsh N. d., Company b, 69th N. Y. s. NJ
Webs'er, A. C II Company T.. 18th N. Y. M.
WoTdrn, ~, Company -, LIST Michisan
Whesry. kichs d, Comosny q 18th N. Y. 8. NJ
Williams, George o Cou,plny C, lIth Mass
whiting, Andrew NJ tSergeentl, Company +, lltb Msu
Wilson, FerdiUaDd 18Th ". Y v.
VIII ms, John Compsry II 18th N. Wv.
Walter, John W., Company d, 18th ~ W..
We.tsste. Julius c. CONF any +, I2th N. Wv.
Wines, John w. (Chsp-inl, I'd Msine.
Willis Philo T. Com . ~ D. 38th Wv.
Williams, Henry, Company A, I'd Rhode Island
Y.
Ystes, Theodore, Company +, a7thN.Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-04
NEw-YORK, SUNDAY, AUGUST A, 1861.

Dwinelle, Chas. H.. Company X, 27th New:York.
Dycsms1, Alfred, Conn any A z7il New'fork-
T..
Faseston John Corhpsny 2. lstNewY FORK M
Eedy, Edward, (SerseaDtl, Co H. zth sew otk 81
LlIs (Captl A. L Conp,ny =. list New.foih .. M.
Erbsugh, c. Company T. ID United States Artillery.
Eagsn, Thomas Company A, 69th N.w-foras M.
Ia du al, - (Corporslb Company h. let Minnesota
Eiiot. = Mex, (Lieut.- COLI, 18th s. NJ s,,
Ellis Henry A. tCsptl Company l. 1sta NswYorx >; u
Ember A Henry lH Lieut) Company ID, list ~ l. o. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-04
Quinn, p, Company |. 18th N. Y. 8. N.


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RS.aH fsnsss. 1ssSS S:"y 4 4' F. u
Rhode: J'%'i c0%",;3 cS%,s' a. ,ls SsyYSi
Rasy' sSn' T. Company + ss'h Ss~.Ysa; . W.
Rics 1:gry t.'1. !6Ssse,S ssS S.wY1i ea N'"f'i
Reed w. f., "a Maine.
naud,, ". j., 27th New-york.
Rogers, tCaptl Company ID, 2ith New'YoTk
Rect. j. s., 2dN VS.. 81
Riley, ID Company g, I'd N. Y.s.M.
R.s1st' - lLlsaisna9ii Company 9, 10 MinnosO.a
Render, " Company K, l.t ns,.sShe'et,. ,
fs;sS: John y; cs$Ps%y 4. is.S B;.s:,;nsx.
Msis,:. SSspsay 3 ipsRs e Sissa..?:s 3. auns''
E.s.; si 5Ssa osa oss% sSSsaS SI%g1s ss s'
Ryan, J.. Company L, iith BrOollyn, Ny.
sia" s%%sn' Charles; S ,:.I ts%g.sy sgg Q NrsM
s%i5s s11as, w% ;.. NJ GH%DspI ;,h iiS & + S
Spas. a ". CssTys.sy g ysy G. % vi.
sun" andrew 4, Iss ,slsn oa BY cannon bal! stNH
s. ssS%sr G. l. jcsn s sSs e. SsnSss, Ss%psr} g. sS
small D.yid. Company /. fire zso.vs.
ss .srss ss~se ti%SsaIs IisSs n: Mae: e'''''@
Smith John. C npany II, 18th y. Y. y NJ
Swim, Y. II, Company A, eth N Y. y. NJ.
shatoe, r. H., Company B, sth NJ Y 8 NJ
Scott, John. Company v, 69th New.fork
Shorter, d.. Company B. 69th New-York-
Sullivan. Maxwell Company c, 18th New.fofk
Shsehsn Thomas 63th Sew.Yofk.
Simpson n. J., I'd Via
etoru;. Henry, ID Vermont
Sweeney, Edward, Fire ZousveL
rieklsnd. A. c., lst Maine
Smith W b., Fhe Zousves
Street. Joseph A.. Company B, fdE.Y.sM
shsldsn, B.. Company =, "a n Y,9 NJ
srpps, Jehn Company y. 9Th N. y =. M a.,
sesdss. s~ldsn w Company a. sth n u S NJ
Smith. D.yid Y, Company lah T. Wv.
esnborn, b., Compsny n, 18th N.I v,
eturmer, John, Company -, i1h ~ Y.
echindlsr, amin. Cempsny r. ID Coma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-04

BRITISH VOLUNTEERS. -,
The officers of tLis ~, im.nt de-re to return ne',
;nc-re tpnIks tor he follow ug con ribaons reeei''@
tLroush Ieter hicc, es9., OF s'oie streets
T,p.cott A Co.. ...............'''''''' rs
UtI,.u. A ttaioD. 80.
N I1ou. A. xCo.................s'ss.'''s'' ''' IA
H. L. Cl.Ise Ie..s ....' .'''.' 80 =. H..
A,.o received BY Mr. &. Al. saundrfs, Ae',"s ~
mater. the iollo~ fne adaillopsi oonl'oa''0h'.
A D. soas .....-.."''''''...'''i 10
Jster Coopsr. ........... ..s'..''''''''''''
THE UNITED STATES VANGUARD.
TY,;s regiment ,Col. ndballsD 10 rscrai'ins !" 'o'
h.aao,,ar,.r,. No. a Walker street, and % 'Aioas
other places in the city and country. When eonp,
/, vii, reprssen, nearly all the States east Of We 80,
ehane.. Companies transported fo~ seo~a az
men enrolled IN the city aud vicinity are ssSss -,
or.,,sr, IN broadway Park, Ninety y-siAS, Gel. Tsi-
Yrns,r comfortable barracks .re pfcyosS. s,nr~ns
rai ,~ho brinxr tss,imoniais Of the n'gp 81 In
Sa, senator Sherman VI Ono, Senator or "a; spd 0or.
al ma. Senator Lane of kansn COL Sssn siss .
Kirk cd IL lowa, and Col. Baker =. Icsrs They
have In, regiment pnctioed a. snsr 49, sife Oh
- nj hs armed with the Enfield or am| IN. sos %
Tyd,su none. 20 hxvs BIZ egimsns 49, - kdEr
,,srsLi,s orders IA twenty days. ns - vsr. sp4h
ssns nndsr Coi. Curtis during the nsx.;
An : man s Of twenty yssn' military s1P'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-04

Lewis, James r., Company -, Sd Connecticnt =.
l. ,aBsbury, fewe A Company Al list n. Y. b. NJ.
Lshef, Joseph, Company A, 18th N. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-04
rsrnbsu,. tColl. Fire Zousves.

Fsrnbsn. (Coll, Fire Zousves.
Finn, John. Con pany X, III Q Zousves
Fleming DAVID, Company X, Fire Z1uayes. a,
Frazer, John tCorporsi1 Company T., 18th ~ f-e' hh
Fuller, Y. ~, I'd Rhode Island.
fsgAn, lCspt.) Company q, Fire Iousves.
Fsfy, Robert, Compsny II, lIth New.York.
Flanagan, j., Company A, G9th Nev-York.
Finneg.n, w, Company A, 69th kew.York
Fitzgerald f.. Company O, 69th Nsw.iorH
FITZGERALD j., Company f. seth kew-York.
Fuller william % Wisconsin.
/ alTose, John, I'd Mtine.
Farrell George a, LIST Maine.
Frsnkford William Fire Louaves
forden William l4th Sew-forL
FIamnlery, g., ID Wisconsin.
Fslken, John. 93d New.fork.
Fail. Henry, ID Vermont
FaningtOn Daniel, Company a, Mth Nsw'foE
Ferguson T. O l.lghtJi, "a y. y s. NJ.
Eiei1ing William. Company +, 3sth \. y, y. m
Fishor, HIGH Company ID, 18th ~ Z. ). NJ.
IitzpaiTick A., I'd Onio. -
Fo~ier, John G., Company X, :7th New-Yorh
Failer winfield, Company M, ;5-,, y T. o. d.
fTaukforo, o., Company n 18th N Y.
Faueher John, Com pany +, Sd Connecticut
Franklin, -, (serscsItl, Company B, list ~ f's' d.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28

VVOOslcTa VEassuf:l tory.
CARDING, SPINNING, AND WEAVING /.
TENllE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Marshall anu a. joining coun
lies that thoy prepared to
Gard es10g, Spin @HR ss%are
It into any kind OF cloth that may lie desired or
very reasonable terms. Their Carding Machines
ire in good order and do superior work.
They are also prepared IL Full and Dress Cloth
1T low rates and on short rotice.
Cloth will he exchanged for Wool On fair terms
STALEY & SOWRY.
Plymouth, Au 50. lsGO. n3atf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
Howard Association.

PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution established b
special Endowment, for the relief of
the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
with viruient and Epidemic
Diseases.
TVHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of
the awaful destruction Of human life caused
by Sexual diseases. several years ago directed their
Conculting Sugreon to open a Dispcnsary for the
treatment of this class OF diseases in all their forms
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all
who apply by letter, with description of their con
dition (age, occupation, habits of life, &c. and, in
case ofeAtreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDI
CINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors of the Association, in Their late
Annual Report express the highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the abors of their
Surgeons IN the eare OF opcrmJtOrhG, n Seminal
Weakness, Gonorrh0a, elect, Syphilis, the vice of
Onansm or Self Abuse, Diseases Of the Kidnevs
and Bladder, &c, and order continuance Of the
same plan for the ensuing year
An admirable Rerorton SpermHtorrhoa Seminal
w eakness, the vice OF Onanism. Masturbaton or
Self Abuse. and other diseases OF the Sexual Or
gans, hy the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent bv
mail Tin sealed envelope, FREE OF CHARGE
sofrcept TWO STAMrg fer postage
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
HNPECTINE.-THE PERSIAN FEvERI
CHARM

CHARM.
For the prevention and cure of Ferer and Ague
and Bilious Fecers. This wonderful remedy was
brought to the knowledge OF the present prOprie-
tors by a friend who has been great traveller in
Persia and the Holy Land.
While going down the river EuphTates. he ex-
perienced a SeUeTe attack of Fever ard Ague. On
discovering his condition, one Ofthe Boatmen took
from his person Amulet. saying, s. Wear this
and no Ferer FiHtoach ysu." Although incredu
lous rs to virtues, he complied, ans. experienced
immediate relief and has since ALWAYS ioun it IN
offecua protection from all Inalarious complaints.
On further investigation he found that the boat
mn attributed to it TirdcHi0Rs powers, and said
that il could only be obtained from the Priests of
the sun. Sometime afterwards, the gentleman in
conversing with Priest obtained from him the
secret Ofis preparation and ascertained where the
medicinal herbs were found, of which IL was COM
pounded. The wonderful virtues Of this article
have induced full belief in the minds of the IA
tiyes in the miraculous healing powers of their
Priests.
Since his return to America, il mas been tried
with the happest effect by several Ladies end Cen
tlemen of high character, who have gwen it the
most unqualified praise. / his remedy having been
a specific in Persia for hundreds Of years. for the
prevention and cure of Fever and Ague and Bill
ious Feyers-is now offered to the American people.
1t will be sent by mail. prepaid, with full direc-
tons for use. on receipt OF one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory l9S Main St.
Richmond. Va. Branch Office, Bank of Commerce
Building. New York. Address
vIn27ly JOHN WILCOX & co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
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