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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14

~ l0l Chambers street. New York,
Northwest corner of Church.
In consequence Of he dissolution Of the firm
by limitation the LIST day of January. 1862 with
drawa OF two OF the members therefrom their present
stock on ha AacfoS Go % AND JOB LOTS
'0N' AT THE FORCED SALES
STARTLING REDUCED PKICEs.
The above viii be extced u enable Mr. j. d. Lewis,
beers their respective shag n casl on the above date
ll pieces fine all wool French Mernos, SEA cents cost at
us ii ne all wool French Mernos 40 cents; cost at
auction 80
$50 pieces supsrhae all wool French Mernos centS
800 pieces, the finest made 62 at auction IS
500 all Broche Square shaws 81 62 So and sold
last year at S. 25
$50 DO, very line quality 81 Is; cost $3.50
$50 tine all wool Broehe Long shawls for 81 49, cost S.
all Broche Long shawl S. cost Sc 50 cash
80 fine chain lain Long Shawls 81 So SS % and last
$50 do the Fines, sold at sI2 70; cost $3.50
Black Thbet wool Long and Square shawls at the
Stella shawls viii be offered low that
ford to Keep them until the season opens
Plaid Shaws OF all kinds.
Domastcs Faanes Ticks &c win be sold greatly under
the present market value.
81 pieces sneA Lyons all SIX Velvet s. '0 cost cash
LINEN cAMBRIc HANDKERCHiEFs
All wool De.aines, II cents, cost Is cents cash
io pieces seaskn Cioakngs 40 cents TO IS cents cost rs
cents 10 81 per yard.
$4,000 worth OF new brown bac silks viii be offered for
TIA cents until the fst OF the month.
~ cases glazed Canorics, al cents; worth &c..
coiored Silks Bomtazcs Apuas, Velvet Ribbons, &C.,
Will be offered at great reductions.
Together vita all the other goods In the store until the
quircd amount il reached.
Jobbers well retailers invited to call
themselves Of this rare opportunity e e,ing Sarss9so
IUl chambers street, northwest corner Church NJ Y.
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DRY GOODS.

A BOLD sTROKE.-NO. 379 BROADWAY, CORNER
n OF White srreet A blockaded importers stock OF
LADIES' AND CENTS LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKER-
CHIEFS
AND MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
Ia offered to the public retail prices before
heard Of in this line and 1t hoped never will be again.
$4,000 worth OF Linen Handkerchies embracing every
variety OF plain, hemstched and embroidered for men,
and rpn from three three dollars each
Elegant Embroidered handkerchief ~ prices which VIII
NECK TIES
An immense stock, from 10 ~ cents eachnothing over
30 cents Gents Scarfs In and elegant designs from y
cents to $lJust onethird the usual price MCCLELLAN
SARFS (enely new endless variety at rs cents each
sold by all retailers at 81 So GL0VESA kinds from IL
10 20 cents Fine Beaver Gloves at 20 cehtssanie
sold regularly at 81.
GENTS LINEN COLLARS.
dozen OF the best three and fouIp latest styles at
$ ~ per Dozen ten TO be the
as are sold everywhere at 81 S. Hosiery, Shirts unier
shirts ana Dfawers Travelling Shrs at all prices that VIII
convnee buyers tntt we are IN earnest Open evenings
Everything marked In pain 1gures.
A T rsAAcKs'.--JUsT RECEIVED FROM AUCTION,
~ biack silks black Velvefs, black Beaver Cloth and all
kinds OF Millinery aud Dress Goods. q w IsAACkS,
RANNER SILKS.
Forty, forty-cisht, sixty and seventy-twoinch,
Red, white and blue
Superior quality and manu- actursd to order.
ALEX. 4. STEWART co.
Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14

HOTELS.
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND.
Ia 10 CAPITALISTS AND HOTEL PROPRIETORS.
To be let, for term of years, the
Newly erected licensed Hotel,
Called
THE WASHINGTON.
The above Ia magnificent pile building, being the iarg
and most deliberately finished hotel yet built in Eng
land covering of 2C square yards and containing
200 noble and spacious rooms with and
requisite that modern aud furnish 1t
situated upon commanding and beautiful se in the very
heart Liverpool in the immediate vicinity Of the Railway
Station St Georges Hail. the Assize Courts Free Public Ii
brary, and within distance OF the New Great
Landing Stage Of the river Mersrr.
All communications to be addressed to
WILLIAM carp, Esq, Liverpool England.
NAPOLEON HOTEL,
IN HoBOKEN
Furnished Bedrooms at 81 week Restaurant in the
hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14

- raj ST. each, five for 81 Special attention given
repairing fine watches French English Clocks Musical
Boxes odeons &c Sent for repaired and delivered
any part the city by experienced workmen Satisfaction
warranted at this establishment.
WIN. H. MORRISON, MATCHMAKER,
sNS Hudson street, New York
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

TIoR THE HOLIDAYS.
Reliable goods at low prices vizOaborn,s Chillings
worths Wines, imported In bottles varieties 81 Sheriff.
90 Madci a. and Bnndes, Hooks. clsrets Champa n $
English ana Holland Gin, Jamaica and 81. Coz Rlui
Scotch and Irish Whskey imported four and halt ara
since; very 6De old Bourbon imported Ass aud Porter
dne Teas in quantities to suit
II. B. 6IRK Wine Merchant q Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14

1ES BowERY, NEAR BROOMR sTREET-MApANR
LUO wIDGER Claryoyan, and gifted Spanish lady; IN
ves inc mysteries OF futury love- marriage absent
prsrinss medicines Tor ~ dsessss tells lucky
nunbors property ttou n "A ~eS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14

A GREAT BATTLE FOUGHT AT PORT RoYAL.-THE
II victory ia gained. Ladies and gentlemen. 1t has been
victorious In by many that MIMI lS7
Sixth avenue has been higher price than any other
dealer in the city for cast of Clothing Carpets Furniture
and Jewelry, and still continue you VIII
him with note cali. Ne will not humbug the community
by Offering $40 for silk dresses SO for and 81 FOR
pants is done by others but agrees pay the full value
for each article in cash. Ladies attended By Mrs MINTZ
1877 Sixth avenue near Tenth street.
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH (WAREANTEDl. ON SILVER,
S.; rubber, $40, amber, $l5 patIna, 500 gold SO
- DIR. LUTHER, Dentist,
Renewed to lOA East Twenty. second street

NATIONAL DENTAL GALLERY, SIXTH AVENUE
IN corner Twenty Largest ana most re-
pete manufacturer of beautiful patent aunoype Teeth
Vucane $40 Twenty years established First class dentist
nv guaranteed. Five premiums awarded Dr. MANSON,
dentist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14

A RTIFICIAL TEETH-BEAuTIFULLY MOUNTED ON
N silver S. rubber $40; amber Sl5 patina, so; gold
SIS Painless tooth colored enamel filings Soc tnever be-
comes offensive decay like bone) Gold plana silver
and tin filings equally low. Teeth extracted actually without
DIR. LUTHER, Dentist,
Removed to l04 East Twenty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14
MATRIMONIAL.

MhAtAVAONAAAs
A YOUNG LADY, A NATIVE OF MAINE, WOULD
IA avail herself Of this method get husband He must
gentleman in Of the word wealthy, and not
than years old Personal advantages acceptable but
Indispensable She viii not boast Of her attractions
but may prove desirable and perhaps nonsuchn to the
right W apprecatve No one need reply unless really
sincere. Address N. r A., station D. Eighth street.
A GENTLEMAN OF uNDOuBTED REsPEcTABILITY
n wishing marry, seeks introduction to lady pos
sessng wealth. social position and loveabe qualities Pa
invited 10 correspond with Raseas sta
ton A Post Office.
DERsoNs ABOUT CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
I will receive a Treatise the Economy OF Married Life
by addressing and enclosing red stamp to T. l.. Beekwih
station ID,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14

VEPHyR WoRsTED, i2hG., SOLDIERS YARN $50
a pe pound; Army Socks 81 nice Fittng cor:ets 7sc
holiday presents EfG ERs, 40 and SO Broadway neal
Nineteenth street. n B.~-AieN audre's Gloves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14
HTILLIN EWY, sc,

ToNNETs-BI.ACK VELVET BoNNETS-AT RAJ
ID gains this day. yelset and Fur Beanets Mink
hle Bonnet SIS ana S5 each worth $50 Our So 81 an
g. Bonnets are worth $40 and Sl2 l.. BfNNs Millinery 81
Broadway (5sii. up stairs.
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lATHo WOULD NOT GO WHERE FORTUNE Is,-GO
w ve $50 Mas WEIIINGTON The great En.i,sr p,o.

w ye, see Miss wELLiNGTON the great Ensina Pro.
phetes the bcst Of ALL and cannot be cIceed Can
suited personally by letter Al Affairs OF Me
ing law suits journeys absent friends love- coushp
mage health wealth and who reclaim draken and
faithful husbands Miss W. is the ouly city
who bias the genuine Roman and Arabian .asmsu for love
good luck and all business aGar and
We Delay not 70 consult this naturally gifted aud beautiful
young lady Lucky numbers given. Highly respectable city
opposite Eighth street - " S~~"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14

rINO LEAsE-FoR A TERN OF YEARS, THE HOTEL
Sheds, Barn, Shooting Gallery and all necessary
buildings With about three of ground formerly
pied Ivy Peter H. Dodge mile this side Of Bergen Point
on the plank road six miles from Jersey City For psrcn
lars apply the premises 10 WEST RITTER 80
Greenwich street, OF TO PETER II. DODGE, McComb's
Dam, Harlem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14

O,HE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD rs THE
/ young and accom- plished Madame BYRON from Paris
who be consulted with the rrictest confidence al
AFFAIRS of fe drunken and unsiihfu husbands
has secret TO MAKE you beloved by your hearts IDEAL and
brings together those long separated Ladies Resi-
dence 80 Third avenue ABOVE Twelfth street.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

A PARTY, HAvIG SOME CAPITAL, WOULD LIKE
~ interest IN Mechanical BUSINESS; is luy compe
tint attend 20 Office and outdoor duties would furnish
the capa with mechanic having thorough knowledge OF
paving business. Address, for three days. L. T. p box lis
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14

WANrED-A GERMAN Or ENGLISH GIRL AS
uise ANA seamstress. Apply III ~. Willow st,, Brook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14

WANTED--A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRoNER
" Apply at No IL Mangn place, 5Ist ST. between 9Th and
9th ave-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14

ny B-WHD Has NOT HEARD OF THE CELFBRA.
IN f. ted Mne. BREWSTER, who has been cousaltea bv
Thousands Ia this and other cities with entire
She feels confident that she has equal She the
name future wife husband and that of her vser II
you wish truth give her call at l5S East Thirteenth street,
between FIRST aud SECOND avenues.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

DIAMOND JEwELRY.--A VARIETY OF MIScELLA
~ neous articles ior sale at sacrnce Apply only from
9tll 10 A. NJ and till +. NJ. Diamonds bought. Money
advanced. b. W PLUMB, Diamond Broker, 6l2 Broadway
opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14

JNyANTEp--h sEAYSTEESS. At i75 81 Av, CORNER
w OF llth German who capab Of
In the of children ana theui
OF the German Language. CAL with refgeuce) between
hours OF II aud I, this day
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

A LII FAMILIES AND GOOD SERVANTS WILL FINE
II the .arscst old Established institute the corner OF
Saith avenue and Eleventh street for German English Irish
and American women Mrs. Floyd in attendance. Good
places always ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-14

A TTENTION.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IF you
"A wish get the fun value your % Clothing Car
pets Furniture and Jeweir the best do is TO ca
send HARRIS l56 Seventh avenue here you
be convinced you will be dealt with satisfactory For silk
Dresses from SIS $50 for Goats from IS S
from Sc IS Please do not forget the numher-l5o Seventh
avenue Twenlyhrst street Ladies a,enned by Mra
Harris,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
For the Republican.
WlDE SIDEWALKS VS.. HOOPS.

Mr.. LocM.:--Except upon the business
part of Michigan street. the side walks liz
eur town are but four feet wide. and two
ladies' walking abreast-in these hoop,
~iays--more than cover them; but should
they meet third lady. or a gentleman
one of the couple viii fall Immediately IL
the rear of the other. But it often occur>
shat two ,romen fmostly young ones arr
met in this position. and maintain it, re-
quiring the one they meet to take water"
musi. ankle deep, which is worse. in
orler to pass them.
Now sir. on the first Monday in May we
are TO elect new set of corporation Off
GERS. AMI propose that since we have no
more politics we run but two sets Of CAL
-lilstes. one in favor of wider side-walks.
and the other in favor of narrower hoops
anil more courtesy. and see which will
beat am favor Of widening the side
walks Which side will you sustain?
GALLANT
We rather like the suggestion of ON
correspondent, but we are somewhat fearful
chat our citizens will not sec the impor-
lance of taking action on it. Should it
he made question. however. our voice
will be heard at all times. and at all sea-
sons. on the side that our correspondent ha>
SO wisely chosen; should we be un-
successful in the first contest. which, to
us. seems impossible. we will not conside,
1t just cause for dissolving our connec-
tion with the people of Plymouth. but OIL
the contrary we shall say to our friends,
''fyM-.fyht on. no peace, until we put
down" every opponent Of wide sidewalks.
TIE la,lies will he with US in the good
cause, and will cheer us on by their sml.s
We say. question" question"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
SATURDAY. MARCH 30. 1861.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-nv virtue of a
y TEyDITI0NI EXP0y1S issued u, the Clerk ~
The Marshall Ciecnt Court and dfrccfed ~ ssyor Of
the STATE Of Indiana and against Peter Kccn Ger
q Public Sale the law directs tho Court isc door
in the town Of Plymouth, Marshall county Indiana,
SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1861.
between the hours of O'Clock, rn and O'clock r. m
# said day. the rents and profits for term pot excrcdng
years. Of the following desrred real &fntc In said
-cun'y Of Marshall. and State Of Indiana. to-wit
Tho southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section
thirty ~" township thirty -four ts4l raugc two %,
containing forty acres. ~
1.-THE and profits for wears Of said rial
silf not sell for sufficient satisfy said Writ;
interest, cos:s and accruing coss WILL the same time
md place. offer for sale 70 the highest lawful bidder all the
right. title and interest Of the said and
the same, or much thereo! a. may be necess7ry
70 satisfy said writ. To be sold for than -frs
its appraised value
mch7 ls,3 go o. IL BARNARB, Sheriff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14

RIA couple Of weeks sine we pub
lished the following item for the benefit of
our delinquent subscribers:
WASrED-About 81, 500 due this Office
on subscriptions.
We are happy to SAL some of our sub
scribers took notice Of the "hint' thus
thrown out to them. and have since then
.'toel the mark" AMI ''ponied over the
spondoolicks" in a way that could not be
otherwise than gratifying to our feelings.
As consequence the amount in question
will have to be slightly reduced. and we
therefore say to our subscribers that we do
us on subscriptions. but 3 ,49J.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
HONE TESTIMONY.
PrRu. Miami Co, Ind, Augu.

DIR. G. w. RonAcK-I have rcccs.ed SO much
benefit from your Scandinavian Blood Pur. Scr and
Blood Pills that have thought it my dutv, anu y
is ne less my inclination. to give you plain state
mcnt of my ease. | WAS for years afflicted with
tat bane OF all comfort, and efficiency in business
dyspepsia. To recapifulate all the so-czled rene.
dies which have used to rid myself Of this dis
ease. would indeed make melancholy catalogue
also consulted with the best physicians could
hear or was induced to try your remedies thro'
he persuasion Of "A friend, and after using them
lew days was greatly benefited, and in u short
time, less than month. was entirely and pcrma
nently cured vas also afflicted with the most
violent nervous headache, which suppose was
Produced by my disordered stomach, for when nv
dyspepsia left me my headache left with it, now
feel better in every respect than I have for ten
rears. JOHN DENJJTH
Sec advertisement (nl6-4teom
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
NHE ONLY PREP ARATI
HAVING PROOFS so STRONG AND DIRECT As TO
Expel the Doubts Of ALI !.

For Statesmen Judges Editors Physicians of the oldest
schools well give it their unqualified sanction
and recommend for all of erupons and diseases
the scalp and BRAIN bat all who have used unite
fng that il will preserve the hair being gray and from
falling oany age as well as restore Read the foowing
Oak Grore s. c.. June cath, 1852
Prof o. J. Wood-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative il
rapidly gaining popularity in this community have had
OCCASION to lay prejudice aside and give your Hair Rcstora
tive perfect test
During the year 1854 unfortunate to be thrown
from suky against rock the roadside from which
head receved most terrible blow causing great
nal surface the head from the effects Of which nv hair
finally destroyed the entire surface OF the
From the time first discovered its dropping however, ur
could think of being professional man. myself and AZ
thought understanding the nature the disease but was
finally defeated in every prescription advanced.
These and other circumstances induced
worthy Hair Restorative, which have every
believe produced very happy result two months after the
first application sdas beautiful head ofyony hair as
saw, for which certainly you nv sincere
thanks Rest assured dear sir. shall recommend your
which atter mysef say, is not little You can pub
lish this, IL YOU think proper. ~
Yours, very respectfully. NJ. J. WRIGHT. II. d.
~ OFFICE or THE JgrrEIsoSIAS. !
49, Phiuippi, Ia, Dec. L. 1853 (
Dear Sir.-I5 Il my duty well as my pleasure &c
state 20 you the following Circumstance which you can use
has been bald ce hs ears souh mSeS .o
he compelled TO wig. lie induced to use
baie Of your "Hair Restorative" which ne liked very
much and afcr using two three bottles his hail
grew out quite iuxiantly. and he has handsome
head Of hair The gentemans Is Bradford and a.
he Is very we'll known in adjoining counties many Der
testify the truth of this statement give Il "a
yuu at the request Of Mr.. Bradford You can sell great
dead Of Hair Restorative ia this and the adjoining
cssantes if you have the proper agents. Yours. &C.
80 THOMPSON SURGHNOR
De- wood-Dcsr Sir: Permit me to express the obliea.
tions M undcr for the entire restoration Of my hair
original color About tie time of my arrival in the United
states II was rapids becoming hut upon the appca-
cation Of your sfIar Resrosvs It soon recovered its
original hoe. consider restorative az very won
derful invention, quite eicacious We as asreeabe
:. THALBERG.
The Restorative Il put up in bottles Of three sizes, viz
large, medium. and SMALL the small holds x pint am,
rails for dollar bottle; the medium holds least
twenty per cent in proportion than retas
for dollars per bottles the large holds quart 40 per
cont. more in proportion, and retaiis for SO.
0.J W0oD& CO., Proprietors, ~ broadway, New
York. aud liz Market Street, ST. Louis, No.
Ho And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
DEALERS. jan'yl7 nllm3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
DIED.,

In Marysville. Cal. Feb. 9th. Jenny Z.
only daughter of L. j. and G. Z. Shcr-
wool. aged years and D months.
On the 81 inst, DELBEHr NJ. son of
Wilson and Ellen G. Cherry. aged five
months. three weeks, AM one day.
ALso-M Wooster n. Y. on the 9Th
inst. Miss LARIssA BRIGGs. OF this place
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14

-EESee advertisements Of DR.. Q. w.
Roback in to-day's paper. The DR.. has
recently put out new medicine which he
styles "Roback's Stomach Bitters," and
which he assures us in private note is
ahead Of anything Of the kind ever put
before the public.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14

N-The news from Washington, Fort
Sumter. and other places of interest. has
been of such an important character for the
past few days. that we have bccn COM
PEELED to lay over many articles Of local
nature until "more convenient season.
in order that our readers may be kept
xostei on matters of National i'm ortancc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14

fVWe are compelled. very reluctantly
10 omit our usual report of the Plymouth
markets this week. There are. however
s'ut very few changes from the quotations
of last week Several advertisements are
also left over for want of room.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
SATURDAY. MARCH 30. ls6l,

between the hours Of 10 o'clock. and O'Clock. r.
f said day. the rents and profits for exceeding
years. OF the following described real in said
'ounfy Of Marshall, and State of Indiana. fowii:
Commencing the north line Of the half Inc SOUTH
quarter of section cghfcen (s township
l5s tonr "a the side Of the fincca-
river said e>cribe uurer Of land thence south
along the hank II said river eight reds thence south
west twentythree rods, thence north twenty fur rods
thence eighteen rods 10 place Of beginning containing
one acre one hundred ard forty-fvc and half rs-l-.
If the and profits years II said real
will not sell for sufficient satisfy said Execution
INTEREST costs and accriBg will, the
md place. Offer for sale tho highest lawful bidder
right title and interest of the said defendants and
ame, much thereof may he Necessary satisfy
said writ.
meh7 1853 O. NJ BARNARD, Sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14

In a1itle over two weeks the township
elections VII be held. and as the last Le-
gislatare PASSED new school law which
imposes upon the township trustee a new
arl important duty.-'taking charge Of the
educational affairs Of the township. =
employing teachers. &c. &c"--we would
suggest the necessity of selecting the best
man IN each township for this Office.
Wlsen will the Republicsns of Center
meet to nominate candidates for township
officers. Don't delay too long as the
Democrats will probably not move until
we do. They will want to see our ticket
befors they nominate theirs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
\ DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-In

pursuance ofan order Of tho Court e Common Pleas
IT Marshall cousty Indiana made at its February torn.
ISL. will OF at private sale the premises the
FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, A. d., 1861,
for sale Office in the ~ Bourbon, in said county.
from dry I" day unit; sold, ESecaory Contract for The
purchase Of bot ll 81 section sixteen fI6 township
thirty @ north If thiec go east. containing
Ia which lot ther remains unpaid to the School
Fnnd the of hundred and twenty. dollars and
sixteen tSi30 l6-l00 he paid before the ed
lay Of July A. D. 1874 interest TO te raid annually in
tdvanc~, the % day of July 1851 lSG2 and
1884, per cent per MISUNDERSTANDING TO the estate OF
Philip Winner, deceased.
TERMS or SfLE.--One third Cash in hand. one-thirl
in six months and onc-fhird in twelve months the purca-
giving his with interest and approved security.
Said sale he suhcrf all payments due become
lus of fls p1rchase money JAMES q. PARks.
mch7 Ist4 Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
lafr Hiqh Shtr9 Of llIcghfny eounfy has

The late High ShtrG Of iLIcghfHy county has
iren as the tolioring:
Il was afflicted with Debility of the Digestive
organs amounting TO severe attack OF Dyspepsia.
which had reduced ,ay flesh considerably My wife
was also afflicted under SINE circumstances. and
sitl same disease. Having nsed your MEDICINE
allied BeRuAvEs HoLI-ASD BsrTERs, we both OBJ
tanned relief. and happy to afford you this pub
ic evidence of its value"
JOHN FORSYTH.
Pittsburgh. Jan. I'D, 1851. lin