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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23
DRY GOODS.



Lol o. banded camiric Collars, a, l0s, Zee, I5c.
70. o. rch Lac Collars, closing M H., Use.
Lotto due worked Collars, ni 25, blc.
LOIS ne 50 Sets, very rich, az $3.50
i 10y OF sets ,ob 10, , clasirs a 49,, SIC, 81.
dob lots OF Lafr cs,ars Sets, wais.s cans Founcnss
:, BARGAINS, BARGAINS
lo,V1 acs, misses gents and boy's Handkerchiefs In
VILE ana 60 ored bordered hcmstiichet, plain and
CLEARING our SALE.
A7oV yards hnc Tatle'an, al eol,rs cheap
RIBBONS AT FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
closing out Bonnet and sash Ribbons al &c. c, and lbc
Flowers al Sc andG, Feathers at 6c. and &c.
' aA re- IN GLOVES snrssss''' At Vs. ana w.
SWV pairs best Kids, spotted ut use.
BARGAINS IN HOSIERY.
ton hsrino, Lambs Wool Feeced, Ribbed Plain
iMpoRrERs SALE OF
Aabaser Parian Marble and Bsque Figures; Fancy Boxes
Jewelry Caskets Coognes. wachsands Tea Ses Kitchen
FARM HOUSES NiNEPiNs, FIRNITuRE.
shh sWo yF3baDs' ph NtsSkET Esd GlASEEssoss
WAGONS, VILLAGES, GAMES HORSES COWS
RABBITS FEAcocKs. sSnEErr' FAkRoTs. RoosrERs.
Fine French Toys Moving Figures German Toys $50 China
%S X sq IT, me ErS s
FANCY AETIcLEs.
$500 Styles OF TOYS,
WoolIcn Goods Gloves. Hosiery, Needlework and Lace
ssSs Fl S cosr Sets. Handkerchief: and Lac.
Nos. 22l and 225 Eighth avenue.
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SITUATIONS wANTnD-MALrs.

4 YOUNG MAN ~ REDUCED CIRCUMSTANCES
~ desires place tutor in family has just come
from coiese Is al superior pianist, has written
music anb mad ta years experience ia tcaehins ean bring
good testimonial and has objection the country
Address Lo Is 40 Madison avenue, Tor two DAYS.
CITUATlOSS WANTED-BY A MAN AND WIFE; THE
~ man 40 aimer ur ehinan the woman cook or 10
take charge O. drs Reference given from last pace.
Address h NJ tox III, Herald Office.
w ANTED--A SITUATION, EITHER IN AN INsUR
w Ancc or bk RS office, by young man. % years OF
who desires to have plenty do and adequate conpe
has situation present. The only objection 70 which
that there not enough required to promise advancement
very best references can be Riven Address o. d. box
lW Herald Office.
w Sist'-A snatun by competent druggist famil ar
win Wholesale and ALL bookkeeper
cerA best Of gwen Address for three
days j. A. K, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23

An
ARRIVAL
EXTRAORDINARY
Have you heard the arrival of good Santa Claus
With his wonderful budgets and bundles and caseA
Who some people thought he'd gone Oh 10 the warsi
He IL here. and The bestis he ''puis up at MACYS,
He arrived in the night all alone by himself
And straight down the chimney he without warnip1
An Allied up each counter and packed every shelf
With rare Christmas gifts before It morning.
The pack on bis back he empted OF toys,
The richest aud finest tyou II see them at MAcy's);
He brought dolls for the misses and whips for the boys
And he laughed he thought Of their bright little faceA
He had gifts for the ladies and gentlemen 100,
Perfumes for the toilet, and boxes and baskets.
Aud rich fancy articles, as tempting and new
As Aladdin e'er drew from his magical casketa
Such dainty embroidery for home wear or dress,
Such neat htn2 gloves, and such ribbons and lAces,
The merry saint brought and II must be confessed
He showed his good when he left them at MAcYG
r. H. MACY,
204 and 206 Sixth avenue,
Two doors below Fourteenth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23
FINANCIAL.

a DJuslMENT or CLAIMS on THE GOVERNMENT
~ talms against all TIC department a Washington al.
Justed personally by our resident az M there,
NON IORATiD NM
Late Post'nas er Genei ri Of the United States
70 Maant claitus nlr forwarded taiiy by
JOHN b. MuKRAY, Army aud Nav, Banker,
~ Nassau street. New York, opposite The Post OInce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23

BrRNHAM's FURSfTcRE ExrREsS AND PACK
n. ~ establishment ~ We, E'csc street oe,"een
Fh anu 81 avenues. Household Furniture to,td ana
sh sod al OF the WORT. Co erea Wagons Tor re-
. poyiay furbitgfe Of families. furniture stored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-22

A RTIFfCIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYbD TEETH
n Put In while soft without pain aching teeth
or mere shells be filed with by the disccvercr JAN ES
PEARSON, N. D. removed 70 $50 Broadway, near Seven
teenth street
mrs DURHIN AND ROUSSEAU CONTINUE TO Ex.
H. without the slightest pain by their and
original pro No charge for temporary sets extracting
where artificial Teeth inserted All operations warranted
No. 373 Canal street, opposite West Broadway
DANIC PRICEs,--sILvER SETS OF TEETH ONLY
f6 gold SO vulcanite patented, 95; eumotvpes $40;
ngie teeth, 81 Guaranteed work Five premiums awarded
Exractng teeth without pain. National Dental Gallery,
sixth avenue, corner OF Twenty second street
Dr. MANSON, Dentist
DRICEs GREATLY REDUCED FOR CASH ONLY
Cash paying patrons arc guaranteed superior dental
operations ~ every kind by experienced dentist and
prices about half Formerly charged once No 81 Great
Jones street. Or. LCTHEB, sr, Dentist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-22

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY
~ January "a 1891.
At election held this on the I4th inst the fol
lowing named gentlemen Directors OF this com
pany for the ensuing year.
William w. Fox, Joaoph Sampson
Joseph kernochan. Idndey NJ Hoffman,
Joseph Walker William A. MADDEN.
Thomas w iearsal, William q. PickaTsgll,
Guy Richards, John II. Adam
Edward J. Wooaey James r. TAYLOR.
and Cornelius l. Evcritt
AT Subsequent meeting Of the Board William w was
unanimously reelected Presidents John Mowton Manager
Il EVhRITT Spcretarv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-22

A MOTHER VETERAN GoNE.-BRoTnER VETERANS
"A OF the war OF 1871 You again invited to follow the
mains OF another OF brothers his resting
Your chaplain the Rev. Peter Van Pelt aged s years
no Every veteran IL invited attend the funeral
from his late residence rs Hammond street. tuesday,
afternoon at O'Clock with the usual badge mourning
Let all be present this OCCASION your
aged pastor We don't know whose turn next ny order
ISAAC NJ fHYFE AdJt M, RAYMOND, brig Cen.
ABM DAILY, Colonel
CCorT LIFE GUARD.--A MEETING OF THIS CORPS
~ VIII take place Tuesday evening. January q at ~
O'Clock at the corner OF Fourth and Greene streets BY
order, j n CAMP First Sergeant
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SITUATION wANTnD-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, To
n do general housework in a sman family; a.
chambermaid and waiter. Good city reference. Can
West 18th st., near 7h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-22

r,o DENTIsTs.-A YOUNG NAN THOROUGHLY 40.
qusinted with all the improvements In mechanical
and operative Dentistry desires situation wnh hrst
dentist; objection 10 South West Address H.
box l,C03 Post Office, Philadelphia
RIO THE WATCH AND JEwELRy IRADE.-wANTt d,
by young Of twelve years experience, situation
SALE Matchmaker highly competent In either
branch Of the busnesand produce able rce
need only be tried to be apple slated Addresa Tor
three days A. Il. y Herald Office.
ITO LrTuOGR APHERs.-wA A SITUATION ny
an experienced photographic printer either crsyon
color printer transerer; II competent N transfer either
from coyrr stone has good from last
employers Address for two days J. C., Herald Once
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A MBRoTypTsT-- WANTED, AN AMBRoTYpIsT, VIII
"a willing To work for moderate salary and hin
self generally useful Apply at Kmbsirs Gallery Al broad
W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-22

VNO LET-InE SECOND FLOOR OF THE HOUSE, NO.
IS Barrow street. with all the modern improvements In
nj Ihe emf6eA. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-22

A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION 70 DO
n general Homework in small private family L. good
plain cook washer and oner give good city reference
iron her place. Cali for two days at lis Atlantic
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-22
CLOTHING.

EXTRA PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR CAST OFF
~ Clothing have fved order
the West ladies and Gentlemen dispose them
advantage calling addressing AT Sixth
Of Twenty street. Ladies' attended
by Mrs II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-22

A WET NURSE, HAVING A PHYSICIANS CERTIFI
n cate wishes situation. Call a. Mrs Probers rs Yves
spph st., second floor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-14
THEIR APPEARANCES. &C.
Timely Suggestions.

l. If a man faints. place him on his back
and let him alone.
2. If any poison is swallowed. drink in
siantly halt glass OF cold water with
hesping teaspoonful each of common salt
water and ground mustard stirred into it;
this vomits as soon as it reaches the stem
ach: but for fear that some of the poison
may still remain. swallow the white of two
raw eggs or drink cup of very strong
coffee. these two being antidotes for graf
er number of poisons .han any dosen arti-
eles known, with the advantages of their
being always ct hand; if not. a pint Of
sweet oil. or lamp oil. or ''drippings." or
melted butter or lard are good substitutes.
especially if they somit quickly.
3. The best thing to stop the bleeding Of
q m oderate cut instantly. is to cover it pros
fusely with cob-web or flour and salt, half
aud half ~ ~ .L1
4. Ii the blood comes from wound by
jets or spirits. be spry or the man will die
in q few minutes. because an artery is sever
ed, tie handkerchief loosely around near
the part 6etpeen The scou,sd and the heart;
put stick between the handkerchief and the
skin. twist it around until the blood ceases
to fow. and keep it there until the doctor
comes: in a position where handkerchief
cannot be used press the thumb on spot
near the wound. between the wound and the
heart. increase the pressure until The bleed
ing ceases, but do not lesson the pressure
an instant. until the physician arrives. so
as to glue mp the wound by the coayula-
ton or hardening Of the blood.
5Ifyour clothes takes FIRE. slide the
hands down the dress. keeping them close
to yonr body as possible. at the same time
sinking on the floor by bending tho knees:
| this has smothering effect upon the
flames; if not exlinguished. or great head
way is gotten, lie down on the floor and
roll oser and over. OF better. envelope your
cell in carpet. rug, bed cloth, or any gar
ment you can get hold Of, slways preieFing
wooden. - mr. sissr1
6. If your body is tired rest; if your brain
lie tired sleep.
Z. II your bowels ars loose lie downe in
8 warm bed. and remain there till you ere
we'll -, t,t -. 6, - i 3sii 4zete
8. II IN action of the bowels does not
occur It the usual Hour. eat not IA atom
till they do act. for At least thirty sig hours.
meanwhile drink largely Of cold water Or
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-14
OUR coUNrRY's CALL.
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.


Lay down the Ak, ding by the spade; =
Leave IN its track the toiling plow;
The rifle and the bayonet blade .,...
For arms like yours were filter now;
And let til. hands that ply the pen
Quit the light task; and learn to WELD
The horseman's crooked brand. and rein
The charger on the battle field. RS -; -.
Our country calls; away. away. a
To where the blood streams blot the green.
Strike to defend the gentlest sway
That Time in all his course has seen.
See, from thousand coverts--sce ar1
Spring the armed foes that haunt her track;
They rush to smite her down; and we
Must beat the banded traitors back.
Ho. sturdy as the oaks We cleave.
And moved ms soon to fear and fight,
Men of the glade and forest. leave
Your woodcraft for the field of fight.
The arms that WELD the AK must pour 1850
An iron tempest on the foe;
His SERTED ranks shall reel before
The arm that lays the panther low.
And We who breist the mountain storm
By grassy steep and highland lake,
Come. for the land We love. to form 1fgT
A bulwark that no foe can break
Stand. like your own gray cliffs that mock
The whirlwind. stand in her defence;
The blast as soon shall move the rock
As rushing squadrons bear thee hence
And We, whose homes are BY her grand
Swift rivers. rising far away,
Come from the depth Of her green land,
As mighty in your march as they;
As terrible as when the rains
Have swelled them over bank and bourne,
With SUDDEN floods 70 drown the plains
And sweep along the woods uptorn.
And We who throng beside the deep,
Her ports and hamlets of the strand,
In number like the waves that leap 80 8 Z
On his long murmuring marge Of sand,
Come, like that deep, when. DER his brm,
He rises. all his foods to pour,
Aud filings the proudest barks that swim. frIi
A helpless wreck against his shore.
Few, few, were they whose swords, Of old.
Won the fair land in which we d:sell;
Bnt we are many, we who hold - ! 81 -
The grim resolve to hold it we'll.
Strike for that broad and goodly land,
Blow after blow, till men shall see
That Might and Right move hand in hand,
And glorious must their triumph be.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-14
a CA.D.
TO THOSE WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

TO THOSE WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Proposing to accompany B'igadier Gen.
MIlroy's b. igade. during the war. and es-
pecially the 9Th Ind Reg't. which is con-
nected with it. all persons residing in InIi-
and. Ohio and Michigan. or in any other
State. who may have lost a know ledge of
their relatives or friends, enlisted or sup
posed TO I've enlisted in any part of this
brigade. can. il such enlistment is the fact,
obtain Information of all such lost or un-
known relatives or friends. by addressing a
letter TO me with postage stamp enclos-
ed, at IIutnnviIle. Western Virgin
Ia. care of Capt ,in Copp. 9th Ind. Reg't
Gen. Milroy's Brigade. | will end-avor
to give my immediate and fai hful attention
to all such letters of inquiry that may
reach me from whatever source. and shall
most cheerfully iinpart by letter all the in
tel'igence in my power to those who thus
address me respecting their absent and
missing friends. as speedily and arisfac-
torily as possible. Gpn Mllroy's Brigade
is composed of the 9th Inliana,, the 24ti,,
25th. and 32nd Ohio Regiments of VoIun-
teers. The General has already gone into
winter quarters not far from Huttonville.
bnt should he. through any emergency. be
ordered to any other part Of the country.
before operating in another campaign. no.
tice will De given to the public for these
letters to be directed accordingly. 9th
|er papers in aboye States please to copy.
- Very Respectfully.
i 8 Hill RT1RT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-14

hot teas, and exercise in; the open air to
the extent OF gentle Precipitation. and
keep this up till they are arighted; this. if
practiced. would save myriads Of lives
every year. both in city, and country.
o. The best medicines in the world are
warmth, abstin ence and repose.-HaHs
Journal of Health.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-14
THE ONLY PREPARATIO n
THAT HAS
Stood the Test Of Years,
AND GROWS MORE AND
More Popular Every Day

Testimonials, and almost without number, might
be given from ladies and gentlemen all grades Of society,"
whose united testimony could resist
Woods Hair Restorative will the bald and gray
preserve the hairof the youth to old age in al its
Battle Creek, Mich, Dec. 81, 1858.
thee that the hair o NV head III @ o ,1 twenty sear
ago. by complicated chronic disease attended
an eruption the head continual Of suffering
through life having reduced TO state Of dependence
have not been able TO obtain stuff for neither have
been able to do them up consequence Of which head
Briggs Hodges almost the iasf cent had earth for
two dollar bottle Of thy Hair Restorative about thu frs; Of
has: % as ss ss ss and
though short, and 1t Is also coming in all my head
Feeling confident that another large bottle would restore II
use being destitute means to purchase any more
would ask hec IL thee wouldst nj Be willing to send
order thine agent for bottle and receive myself
are kind TO the widow and the fatherlcss'
Thy friend. SusASSAH KIRBY.
Lgonier, Noble co.. Ind, Feb s.. 1852
sr isss While sisnsns sSe STATE ana S.':sns, Law
known to commenced falling of very rapidly 80 that
in the short Of six months the whole part Of
much Of the remaining portion upon the side and back
Of head shortly aer became gray that will not
State Of Indians my casual acquaintanees
30 much IT loss 70 discover the cause VI the change IN
= ny nor intimate we're to
most skul physicians In the country, but, reiving
assvnncs from thrn thafmy hsicodld again - restored
forced become cconciIed fate until forfu-
aaely In thelaftr pauof the ycsr 1851 your Rssoffss
recommended % me by druggist being the most
reliable Hair Restorative In tried bottle, and
found 70 ny great safictisn that it Va prod1eine the
desired effect Since that time have used dollars
worth Of your Rfsfor<ie. and RESULT havea rich
ofvery soft black hair. which no money can buy.
As park Of my gratitude for your labor and skill In the
producfssn Of wonderful article. have
Its many Of my friends aud acquaintance Who
am happy toinfcrm you, using 1t with like effect
Very respectfully, yours. A. n. LARA,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
The Rsstorais i puf Up in 6otflcso u three sizes viz
large, mo1ium ana small The small holds pint and
rerais fer dollar per bottle the medium holds a least
twenty cent In proportion than the small rct.s
for dollars per botts The large holds quart 40 per
cont. more in Sps,'0tion, and rotai15 for s..
~. WOOD CO., Proprietors, ~ Broadway. New
York. aud l11 Aa-set Street, st. Louis, No.
c3- And sold IS all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers naysn27ne
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-14

WELL DoSE FOR WESTERN VIRGINIA.
We are credibly informed that the Cover
nor has ten regiments nearly full. and
could have them ready for the field short
ly. if the arms could be procured. This is
doing very well for Western Virginia.
Gin. Gozene
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-14

Principal once andsalesrooB Nc East Fourth Street.
budlag from Main Street. Cincinnati ohsp- Labora-
tory No. % Hammond Street. T. I. ...tI.l-s u
For sale in Marshall Co.. by Persing Co., Biain Coz
and T. a. Lemon, Plymouth Robert Cornwall, Bourbon;
John Kessler, Bosninssbnrg; d W stanee, and Jonas
Miller, Bremen; John Chess, nppccn1ocfovn - c.
smith, Marmoat; Haigh Bio, Argos; and by Druggists
and Merchants generally throushoutth United Satesand
Cana<ias !marchH lens
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-14
VALPARAISO MALE and FEMALE


Tho Valparaiso Male and Female College, under the Pat
renage Of the Northwestern Indiana Conference the
Methodist Episcopal Church, is now In operation
The location Is In the suburbs Of Valparaiso, forty
haiiroad For health and morality the location
ceponable beautiful brick edihce IS feet wide by 6s
feet long three stories high. has been erected now
o'T Rep' G s,~. xAou pLl.il. us 49,.
1nessns Languages and Laerafsse.
CARIEr, A. B., Professor Of Mathematics and Nat
Hrat Ss.ssces-
Mas 9. A. BcLIEs Teacher Of Normal Dcpartment.
Rev J. FoxwoRrHr, Tutor.
Miss LEILA CARPENTER, Primary
Miss NARY HEAroS, Teacher Of ha<fr1raenfai Music
Miss MARTHA CAKES. Tcoeher Of Painting and Drarnq
Prof. - PUTNAM, Professor Of Elocution.
Expenses, Per Session.
Tuition, Normal Department, First Grade. So 90
Second Grade, a 90
:. Preparatory Department, lst grade. s 90
I'd grade. g 90
Collegiate Department, g 90
Janitor Fee, Normal Department. 25
Preparatory 4 Col. Departments, so
Instrumental Music. 10 90
Students taking studies in different departments DC
charged proportionately to the number in each.
The German and French Languages, Vocal Music and
Painting will be taught, If clasess formed Price
pending on tho number Of students n Glasses.
Tuition and Janifor Fees israr:aby adraace
special arrangement Tuition refunded In cases Of pro-
tracted illness but for nothing else Students should
az the nrst OF the term, but will be received
charged accordingly Glasses in Languages formed
the beginning ofthe Especial attention will be given
to the art Of practical teaching and classes formed for
ercise in this Department.
Boarding be had In private families 81
per week. Many Students rent aud board ther,-
selves. thereby reducing expenses from fifty
cents per week maybe %
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-14
A New Article!
Dr.. Roback's Stomach Bltters

and delightful 2pmaehie and Cordial. for giving
tone to the stomach. and for tho prevention Of bilious
complaints incident 10 the Western country. Try IL.
morning drink; digestion relieve Dys-
pepsa, il has no equal Try IL.
Ia fascr Il u superior 10 all other Bittcrs Try It,
The srnna Of these Bittcrs s6I the sole property
Of Robark, originated with olSes and
eminent Medical Practitioners Of the West aud il is direct
y predicafed upon the wants Of the We tern people
Thecc Bitters derive their stimulus the powerful
the herbs of they
posed and they are BY alaying unnatural cravings Of
the stomach. directly pomotyc Of
TEMPERANCE, ess..,
the present proprietor believes that in making them widely
known the public welfare will he subservcd - et
II will be for sale by all Of Dr. Ro5acks numerous
Agents. sad az Hotels &C. the country over In the mean
me orueys will be filled direct from Cincinnati in any
quantity, and the lowest rates. II Is put up In Quart
Bottles, securely packed In dozen cases. Hall
dozen sample w however, be sept to any address,
II desircdi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-14

DIR. ROBACK'S
Scandinavian Remedies.
When DR.. Ron.ck tho celebrated Swedish Physician
ntroiueedhis Blood Purifier and Blood Pills United
States he set forth in plain language their curative prop
critics This was years The task of recommending
them has since been taken ont Of ms hnds Enlightened
whose character for sound judgement and philosophy
gives their opinions weight ia the community men, who
observe reflect and make sassurancs douhly sure before
they d-cdears everywhere approving and urging
of these wonderful Preparations. All who tho
wisdom and honesty of this class or who chose to insesti
for themselves Of mind this important
The evidence in the possession IF Dr. Robaek which is at
all times accessible the public establishes the following
FACTS:
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS have
been proved by analysis 10
CONTAIN Nc MINERAL,
That they the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA,
with nerrRg certainty, and in short time. That af
all oirr medicines have proved useless they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and the health and strength the sufferer. That
SICK FEMALES,
who have languhed for years in helpless weakness and
dependency, rccuperae with great rapidy unde- their
removed by their cordial and gentle stimulating properties
That they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
however they may tried with and abused: tina
their direct tendency enghen l and render IL en-
oyable That operating directly upon the poison Of the
disease IN The blood they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
and discharge from the SYSTEM every faint Of Scrofua
whether here'iifaryor otherwise That they
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED,
and there is disease of the Stomach and Bowels tho
Liver the Nervous System the Skin, Glands Muscles,
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR OBJ
CTDrrCTInNa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-14

4 Be.eoic T.1foa e11151ksd b s2eclal eadorne1 Jor
tkr Reiicf Of tks anf Drsssd, e1iced rth ri<nf
and Epsdemic Dseus and especially Jor fhs Cure 81 Dies
Medical Advice given gratis. BY the Acting Surgeon
an Who spply By lefe with description Of teir condition.
{ace oc1uo, habits Of Ifs and in Of extreme
poverty, Medicines furnished free Of charge.
vxLUAnLE EEroHTe SPernatouhRa, and other Disc>s
Of the Sexual Organs, and the EEw kEnEr1rs en-
poyed In the TO the In saled letter
envelopes, re ofchazEe- TWO or three stap r postage
win Be acceptable
Howard Association No. South Ninth ST. RhisdeiPhs,
Penn. By order Of the Direcfors-
EZRA D. uE4nTVELL, frcside1fs
GEO. FArRcns.p, Secretary. .t