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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-10
MALE and FEMALl



The Valparaiso Male and Female College, under the pat
ronage the Norh-Western Indiana Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. in successful operation
The location is in the suburbs Of Valparaiso forty miles
east Of Chicago the Ptsburg Fort Waynean Chicago
Railroad For health and morality the location IL unex-
ceptionabe. beautiful brick chcs, IS feet wide 10y 81
sse long, three high has been erected and is
occupied. FACULTY.
Pew. c. N. Sfus, A. NJ, Presidea, and Professor Of
isossAf Lasqss1es and LacTarrs-
D. CAIikf, ~ b., Professor Of Hofhe~qt'es and N"t-
urai Sciences.
Miss q. A. BoIrEs, 7,acLer of Normal Depaytaea.
Rev J. FoXwoKTHy, rstor.
Miss LEILA CARrESTrs, Teacher If Primary Department.
Miss MARY HEtroS, ffacher If INSTRUMENTAL Music.
Miss MAETHA oAKEs. T.acer If Paia,iag and DrarRg-
Prof - PUTNAM, Professor Of Eisess'oa
Expenses, Per Session.
Tuition, Normal Department, First Grade. 50 90
3" So I" Second Grade. a 90
g" Preparatory Department, lst grade. 3 90
=" Af !" (" I'd grade. g 90
Collegiate Department, ..-......... 3 %
Jinitor Fee, Normal Department. -..-.-.-- %
Preparatory Col. Departments, %
instrumental Musc.--.- III OO
Students taking studies in different apartments will BE-
charged proportiouaiely 10 the numbcrin each llH
The German and French Languages, Vocal Music and
Painting, will be taught IL classes formed Price de-
pending the number of students in the classes
Tuition and Jantor Fees Invariably ddrdnce, unless 10y
special arrangement Tuition, refunded in Of pro-
trcted Illness but for nothing else Students should
the first of will be received time and
charged accordingly Glasses in Languages formed only at
the beginning Of the Especial attention will he given
10 the art of practical teaching and classes formed for ex-
ercise in this Department. i.f "a
Boarding be had in private families 81 soto So y
per week Many Students rent rooms and board them
selves thereby reducing expenses from fly TO seventy Nv
cents per week. mayls Is
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-10

deck, clambered thither in my irons,
and as felt the welcome breeze and saw
the rising sun was as one risen from the
grave. My manacles were removed by a
subordinate officer, anil some whisky in a
panniken offered as restorative. which |
swallowed at a draugbt. perceived that
we were lying in shore near the mouth of
some river. There was gentle breeze
from seward. and directly ahead of our
anchorage was small island covered with
yerdure. This small spot Of land was dis
tant about two miles. As [ was gazing
towards it L discovered brig rounding its
furthermost point and standing directly
for the mouth of the river have mention
ed. All was now hustle on board the pi-
rate. Her crew. fit looking followers of
their chief. mustered smartly at their quar-
tiers. The heavy brass piece amidship was
quickly got into working order and the side
arms distributed. whilst the anchor was
hove short by part of the men and the sails
were sheeted home and ready for hosting
Meantime. ammunition was being passed
through the companion OF the cabin
from the magazine to the deck. BY this
time the brig was within hailing distance.
When all eyes were directed towards her,
taking a quick advantage of the interest
awakened in the crew by the approach of
their expected victims, / rushed INFO the
cabin unperceived.
After moments search / found the
trap lealing to the magazine-it was un-
tasted. My plan was formed rapidly; lay
ing a train by slow match manufactur-
ed, out of some powder found in a flask.
and which ignited by the aid Of some
matches happened to have in my pocket
for the lighting of cigars. l gently let my
sell drown from the cabin windows into the
sea-marking. first the exact whereabouts
OF the brig. AS | swan towards her |
heard the peremptory command of the pi-
rate for her to heave TO, followed by a
threat to sink her il she refused The
brig obeyed. A beat was Just about 20 be
lowered from the deck Of the schooner as |
reached the side of the merchantman.-
Raising my voice | was detected and a
rope thrown to me- a. / clambered up
the side deafening report shook the sea
and the surrounding land. lsaw the ves-
sci no more.
The war which now is upon us was I'M
known to the merchant brig. / was the
bearer Of the astounding news. She in
stantly stood out for sea. and in three
weeks reached Northern harbor.
still see in my dreams fragments Of
blazing timber aud severed limbs floating
on the water, relieved by single change OF
scene-the wrinkled and. sinister aspect Of
the Southern pirate.
The name of the vessel thatlthus escaped
the,oomed marauder | am not at liberty
to MERTON. as Shots now trading among
the West India Islands, and any such rev.
elation would render her an object marked
for certain destruction by the revengefu
rovers of the South. The whole crew o
the merchantmen were re-engaged by hel
commander, and received brides sufiici
emily heavy to ensure perfect silence on thu
subject.-N. y. Post.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-10

IN TIE COUNTY!
And will sell them as Low
any other House in
NORTHERN INDIANA,
and every article warranted
what they represent it to be.
Q5,if YOU want Mann's
A.ue Balsam, a sure
and certain cure for
Chill and Fever, or Fc-
yer and Aeuc, go to
PERSHING & Co.'S.
frf sH 8Ilf YOU wants Purga-
.r.,. tive or Cathartic Pill, 20
to PERSHING g. Co.'S.
D>If you want Horse
Condition Powders 90 to
PERSfIlNG 4 Co.'S.
...ft nt +, MA UJ'lf you want Worm
CONNECTIONS, or Worm
Fermifuge, or w orm
Candy, so to P. Cos.
G5>If you want RENE ra -sI
dy for our Cough 20 to
PERSHlNG & Co.'S.
gPIf you want Perfume
A tit ~, Fancy Soap, Hair
Oils, or Toilet Articles,
.. -..f go to PERsaISG & Co.'S.
UFlf you want Quinine,
or Agnc Medicines of
any kind, so to P e. Co
.-s-ot s1ffn IL If YOU want to save
tutsa.. s, IS ssi money, and have the
cheapest and best light
in the world go to PER
t - 1f SIZING g. Co.'S,
GTAnd buy enc of their
Cheap and Beautiful tssIf fs.
Lamps for burning Coal
or Lunar Oil.
l sH 't t GFIf ron want the best
-rr .vstr and purest Coal Oil, 20
| ,.a 5... PERSHING & Co. -f
GTIf you want White
Lead, Red Lead, White
Zinc. Venetian Red,
Lampback, Chrome s -f.
Green, Chrome Yellow, ~ aHf af7
| dry or in oil, Varnishcs
of all kinds, Linsced
OIL or Turpentine, 60 sa
sis to PERSHING & Co.'S. 80 lldl diS
| rstf. I-If you want Window
Glass, any size, from
by9 to % by 40, 20 to
! PERSHING Co.'S.
OIf you want Wall Pa
per or Window Paper uftHH
! 60 to PERsnING 4 Co. l..s f <ssr.s
% If you want Patent
Medicines of any kind
| -rtti fiHi go to PERsHISG 4 Cos.
arIf You want School sF flsar "a
| Books. Writing, Letter ,ls sass.
or Note Paper, Envei-
| ops, States, Blank Books,
| or any kind of Statione- a
- ry, 60 TO P. & Co.'S. aeui, eai
| GIf you want any thing
| usually kept in a Drug
Store, 60 to p. & Co.'S,
shts' - for they always give the .
Highest Market Price!
81 .seeI DON'T FORGET, 1858 saf
4fls5s-qr DON'T FORGET, "a iaxs.a
4dt is AND NEVER FAIL, nloa EDp
! ia sao AND NEVER FAIL, o18 'fusi
e4fi Hlf- - TO GO TO - 7fl .inen
| los fs j TO co. rccz q 'ef
s PERsntYc 4 cos. 'sl,s s.
PERsHlNG 4 U.s. -sf -
s IA For what you w -, .lr.,ls 90
For what you want, so
July, 1860.
PLynourH MARpIk wosks-- GErAr IsDucKsEs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-10
TEMPERANCE,
Retail Price, 81 Fer Bottle, or six for s.,

Principal Office anssesroom. Ma. Fast Fonrth Street
Sd huiing from Main Street. CINCINNATI, Ohio, Labora-
tory No y Hammond Street u, t-la-.
For sale Marshall by Pcrshing Co., Blain& Co.
and T. A. Lemon, Plymouth, Robert Cornwall, Bourbon
John kesslsr. Blemneshurg; u W. STANCE, and Jonas
Miller, Bremen; John Ccss, fippecanoetosn, j.
Smith, narmon Hagh BIo-, Argos; and by Druggists
and Merchants generally throughout the United states any
canaaas. , IJa'f lnarch1i lan5F
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-10
THE ONLY PREPARATIONS
THAT HAS
Stood the Test Of Years,
AND CROWS MORE AND
More Popular Every Day!

Tst;,,o,;.,z ,.v, anil almost ;tbout nur,-sr p,;~bt
J., -. 60 ,.,,.s - ,,. ~, ~. ii. .r.,ss ar c-o,r
hs .;,oi ,as,os -, a',i $50, ,ha, prosssor
W. IL. p ,; . In, , ~ r. iii - $50
,, ,rarx. ,, III ~ ~ ,,th g., Ill 49, :, al, ~,
ron,hf,I ,sar,r ~ - w ' - % - -
'"""' "''s' ,.., -, 49,, n, 900
ba',e o,eek, Arh pec. -, ioSo.
30, me WI, r III a., III, ,
s ~, ,,' s ., s 49,. $500 s.;,h
~, eaasoI " n nv. -, -. 80 "a 80,
al e1"fs,on On tne mean. !, cont'"u.' ~ ,
% IN, , nas ,i :, 49,; ,, g.. si,i- 49, 7
-, -, -. =, - - -; -. 49, ~ h;oh ,,. ri
Dceh aoic 70 10 them up IN cosequsnu W "hnh my hed
has suffered extremely RON cold This induced me 70 pay
two dollar bottle OF thy Hair Restorative abont thu first
August last have faithfully followed the directions and
md the b.Id spot l. now cows ,x N hair cl and
though short and il is also coming in all over my
Feeling confident that another bottle woald restore il
entirely and permanenfly feel anxious 10 pcrseycre
its use and being destitute Of anv more
wonld ask thee IL thee wouist not be willing TO send me
order thine agent bottle, and receive myself
the scrptural decaraiionthe reward Is to those thai
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-10
isaff - MOFFAT'SJ rsrr
Life Pills and Phoenix BitterS.

II before the public fora period of THIRTY YEARS,
and during that time have maintained high character
almost every part ofthe Globe, for their extraordinary and
Immediate power Of restoring perfect health rersens
suffering under nearly every Kind OF disease hich the
human frame is liable.
The following among the distressing variety Of n
diseases in which tie
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-10

(VLAsS, I .asssand Putty for sale cheap BY
" rJ Beck & ToAx.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-10
OILS, PAINTS. and allkiuds Of Building NJ.
~ terial at -

4 XES.-Lippincott's Blood's AMI Eements,
N (warrented) Axes, for sale at the Manlmotb
Hardware Store Of BECK & Teas,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-10

u
almost every part cfthe GIo for their extraordinary
Immediate Of restoring perfect health rerscns
suffering nearly every Kind OF disease to hich IN.
human frame is liable.
The following the NJ H.
m diseases in which tie
yCf.ETaRYE TuEr. mErvcvrrs
Id ~,
Are well known to hc in'allihlr-
pisPEPsIA, 10y thoroughly cleansing the first ann
instead ss the stale and ar ind III TIT pie
OF APPETITE fEAEIBrRs HEADACHE HEsTLEss-xEss. IIL-
The symptoms Of Dyspepsia, vanish as ns
"faI eonseqssncc OF i's cure.
C"SllN ENESS, by cleansing the whole lengfh Of the
nfesfnes with solvent and without violence; an
''9s rr. M r;, he m Snn two says
fE' Eo OF All kihs ny restoring the blood TO rceu-
eases and the thorough solution of all intestinal obstruc
t" IN, n ot", =, :. - p,,
nc LIE nave 'rcn hnos so ~,
IN ,lree wesks ana "usi IN nsn that
time ny removing local inhama'on from me muscles and
snpen,s ., INC ' on lrds n, and
o. s hn's, ~ Iiselns anu s'scne nchns
the ;m,srtant organs and hence have ever en susS
Ger ain remedy for the worst cases Of GRAVEL.
sose,s the sms matter to which these ssssures sd.
sccRVY. ULCERS and ISyEIEkAIE SORES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-10
HOW WARD SOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA

Iieserof Tasffion established Sg spee;of .a,>,, S,,
the Rff 81 The S'ck and Distressed arHfsd ,rsh T;r-i.pf
asd Epidemic Lis-- and especially for dLe Cnre Of I;.
eases ii The Seysal Orsass.
Medical A'vice given gratis by the Acting Surgeon
sll apply hy letter. will -criI of their
agr cccnaon habits Of if &C. and in cases Of exrerse
poverty Medicines furnished free Of charge.
NAIV REPORTS Sfermatorrlsra other Disras.
of The Sexual Organs. and The NEW IExEnrrs enc
lss.i in tle DisTensay the sealed letter
rrvc"~. free of Charge. Two three Stamps for postage
VIII lc acceptable. -.
Address. ID. sKTLLIN HOrGUToN Acting surreop
Howard o-iafirn, No South Ninth st
Penn. Wy order of the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTwELL, Presidest
GEo. FArRcHILp. Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-10

PLynourH Marble W osks- : Omar IsDucksEx1
As We design moving to Chicago soon. and wish
ing to dispose ofour present stock Of marble. we
will sell all kndsof Monumental and Head Stone
work at very small advance on cost of material
and finishing. Please calland examine, as the op
portunity will not long be offered. 3 hHn 't,ai
'lra..z az AT. ROBERTS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-10
A New Article!
DR.. R0back'S Stomach BitterS

new and delightful stomaehc and Cordial for giving
tone 10 the Stomach and for the prevention OF bilious
complaints incisnt to the Western country. Try IL.
As morning drink; assist digestion urd relieve Dys-
lsrfsia it has equal. Try IT,.
In fnror IL IL superior on other Bitfers Try IL.
The formula Of fhcsc Bifcrs ISsl the sole property
of Dr. Roaek originated Nif al The esst ADD snesi
eminent Medical Practitioners 81 s West aud k direct
IN al srr, the mpifs or tho Netern peppf.
ihrce Btfrrs derive their stimulus from the powerful
tonic nature of the and herbs Of which they
posed they are, by asyng unnatural cravings o.
the stomach, directly promctiye Of -
49, = - TEMPERANCE, s.l1 a.ss
the iriees that IN making them widely
known the public welfare will he subseryctl.
IL will soon for sale BY all Of Dr. Eobacks numerous
Agents aud AZ Hotels &C. the country over infhe mean
time orders will be iillcd Jecf from Cincinnati n
quantity and at the lowest fes- IT. put up in Quart
bottles and securely packed in dzen csses. Hal
sample viii, however, be sent 10 any Address
il desired! s.t.t4 .-ts
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-10


in which they do not give prompt relief and. Of admins
tered before the very citadel Of life has been nvadcd G
feet painless and erjecf csre- ~.
Dear i'm mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE
BLOOD PILLS endorsed by the experience OF thons
ands of living Witnesses, who ia letters adaviis medica
works. and by Of mouth, proclaim them to he TN,
very preparation Of the kind oerc 10 the broken
down victims Of iliealth. They hunt disease through
anil Of the system, and expe it thor
ouglily and permanently
No doubt their superiority acr single tria
they not only better, but ia fact, cheaper than an,
other Pills. for it takes less number of them TO produce
better effect.
Price Of the Scandinavan Vegetable Blood Purifier s
per bottle, IS per half DOZEN OF the Scandinavian
Vegetable Blood Pills, - cents box, boxes for 81
Read DIR. Kobacf's Special Notces and Certificates
pubshcdin conspicuous part of this Paper from time t.
time.
DIR. Rsback's Medical Almanac and Family Advise
containing variety of interesting and valuable
Medical information, be had gratis of any Of hi
Agents throughoutthe country.
In difficult complicated Cases, DR.. Roback may b.
consulted personally by letter enclosing stamp fo
the reply. aii - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-25

by the annual importation Of about 50u0 coolies to
each piace ana with these even the population in
ereases but very slowly, one fourth of them die
during the term of their aecfmatizing, another
fourth remains useless from the effect of debility
and idieness consequent upon it, and about one
half of the remainder return to their own country
at the expiration of their term of servitude Give
years., this being the contract entered into by
these colonies with the British Government Of In
da prior to the people being allowed to leave their
homes in India.
II is calculated each laborer imported in this
way costs the colony receiving them about one
hundred dollars, of which small portion is paid
by the planter to whose property the laborer is
allotted on his arrival; the balance is raised by
est upon which is raised and paid by taxation. 1t
is therefore pretty evident that from none of the
sources have named need we fear the slightest
competition; but even if there was any such ques.
ton another certainty have is, that the quality
deterioates that it would not sell in Liverpool
within several cents as much as cotton from New
Orleans. do not make any of these assertions
from mere hearsay, but from actual experience,
having lived many years in the British West Indies
both during slavery and freedom, and believe there
is not man now resident there better acquainted
with the two systems or more capable of giving an
opinion than am and fearlessly assert it is al
most matter of impossibility to secure regular
and consecutive labor from the negro unless as
slave. If, therefore, my opinion were asked,
should say, place small export duty on cotton,
(poltical economists agree that the consumer pays
all duties) reduce the import duties to as small
point as the present necessities of the new Con-
manufactures and products of Europe, and we need
not fear but we will draw the entire business OF
the old United States to our markets. On this
point will at some future period say more.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-25
zee oorroN MoNopoI.y

The following communication is from a gentle
man Of this city, an Englishrnan by birth, and
formerly a merchant in one Of the West India
lsiaads II shows that The South has almost an en-.
tire monopoly OF the Cotton production, and that
Aer commercial policy Ia wiss and sagacious:
fser the Daily Crescent
The proposed change in orr duties and the fear
5sst the Import aad export duties might in some
say be Injurious 10 our welfare are matters fsuch
very grave Importance, and gives room for SO much
discussion and difference of opinion, that think
ssw iacts may aasist IL bringing our position to
proper light
There are. payties who fear an export duty on
cotton would ezase such increase in the price as
ID bring shout falling Of in the demand, and to
cause asW exettions to be made Ia other parts Of
Ia wofsd te produce il. These persons are not
aw@ge what trials hays already been made, aud
SHAT diieaiiies have 70 be surmounted before sue
asssial competition can be made. For their infor.
aatlen / mag say that experience shows II Is
lesfcslbsg ~ raise esften where slavery does not
sSass- The Britain Government expended between
sRs ye&es $50 and tslG several millions of dollars
II AFyiss 70 raise IL III india and failed, the expert.
meNl helhg abandoned. About the same time a
so4npany, usHer the sanction Of Government,
#sssIed = model farM an the West coast of Africa
% raise cotton aud sugar This also failed and was
sh1nd1Bcd lsafn the difficulty of securing regular
sB& eenstans tabor, and The sickly nature OF the
e@sAslF hE country from titc nature of It's soil,
e oeyHn9 eouh5 the best suited for growing cotton.
"a tSs hrtsa Wesi India Islands (lhe places now
tAS'at sas&sAssy locked nppEl cotton was more or
seAs Erew8 particularly Carfeeieon. Union Begua,
1fpsaa asa Esl;iah Guiana, aatil other crops such
~ sugar siseN root ate, were found TO pay bet
~, ard shis aasfng zlayeFy and ii y mot to be
supposed th&s CT this tihe when many Of these col.
eaiee are nearly vuiaed By She liberation of The
$s&geA sA iSas. ghat shs resilient pFoprietars can
hs btaaht into The idsa q throwing out what lit.
liz caHe cultivation they have. to embark In an en-
stFpIIsE which has algeaGy been proved failure
sud ss d period vixen ghey could command labor,
ssve 40 asEbt bal many proprietors of aban-
deted sugar astatss, residents Of England, will
7s&ise a has aasa EFy. and enasavor by all means in
sAesr peseF - Hsiqss aew capital 10 60 info such
sgRenf&.sela, uilh tae hope Of being able to dis
5se & sheIr ald and worthless plantations; but .
VI sGeH hG fostnd thst peog lands viii not grow
euIisa Aeg baItes taee sugar. and the speeulstons
ssll tssriEsis tlse ne ethasg. in rnins The only
RSaces sSish sAe kmsFleAa estates have to fear
7Ft te Felsfss 81 4aefAGr8sa and &eFbiee, and the
aEspf e sf.6sisd. hat shese places are unable to
Rssg nv ce 40 NStstpsigs. tfou The fact that they
Ass asans *ss q keen ap thelr sugar cultivation,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-25

FIRE IN BooKLYN, N. I'd Woman Killed
AT fire in New York on Friday, Susanna Wilson
jumped from the fifth story window of building
and was instantly killed. The fire broke out lust
by the door of an apartment occupied by two girls,
and the smoke soon filled the room. The girls,
awakened by the noise and sense of sufocation,
jumped out of bed and ran to the rear window,
and one of them, Susanna Wilson, the daughter of
the jantor of the building, in her despair, wildly
Jumped ont of the window to the yard, five stories
below, and was instantly killed. In her descent,
her body struck two of the window sils of the
second and third stories, which next morning
were still covered with the blood of the unfor-
tunate girl. Tho other girl named Margaret
Trainor remained by the window until she became
insensibie from the smoke. Mr.. Robert Barr, on
gaining the head of the stairway forced his way
through the flames and finding the door of the
room, broke in one of the pannels and crept
through. He CROPPED his way to the bed, but found
no person in it, the girls as before stated, having
gone to the window. Being nearly suffocated, he
was obliged to return to the outside to get some
mir. He returned again, but although he heard
the girl breathe in the room, owing to the smoke
and having no light, he did not succeed in find
ing the girl until he had made five unsuccessful
attempts, when be found her lying by the win
dow in an insensibe condition, and bore her to
the street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-25

A STILL GREATER IMPRovEMENT-One would be-
eve that the advantages obtained by the Introduction coal
OIL for illuminating purposes, would have had the
ng the public for at least decade Of years. and that
tempt would have been made to improve what upon
by all who have acquainted with the greatest
Improvements Of the age But such is not the After
dcoyery made that by using the al oil lamps saving
of fifty psr could be accomplished MIR Hale irgenouy
goes TO work and invens burner for these lamps by which
twenty per could be This burner
than the ordinary kind any way comp
Gated and for the tweaty cents on every
gallon Of OIL We believe that after this there will be
left single family in this community who will b, without
coal oil lamp Those who wish to supply themselves will pd
at Mr. H. O. Coves establishment No. Charres street. every
variety of pattern of these lamps together with any quantity
the oil of the best quality See his advertisements.