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s.-f.-1e6o e6o.-X.-DRAKE,A PI.ANTA.
TION BIrTERs

o. his celebrated brand appears to be In every
ones mouth, a. well as on every ones table.
They are q splendid article and oan be relied
upon 70 strsnsthsn and invisor.is sxhausssd
nAtore. sep sS-eoem
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.
QlREIR XII SHIu kRn a Srpurra

Bosissss Hiris.R. H. 9ossos 0
s'ssr hAfAeEs- .....FRsp. g. AArors
RETURN OF THE WASHINGTON FAyoRITE.
LUCILLE WESTERN,
whose enlargement, the manager regrets, is imper-
stivtiy limited TO
BUT TWELVE NIGHTS.
too brief period. IL will be conceded for the de-
sired en- ioynent of those
IHpAsSI0NED PoWERSI
and that refrt shins originality of genius which al
ready-even at
THE DAWN OF HER FAAEi
have clarified into excitement of delight the
critical world Of America, and riveted their expec
THE ORIENT STAR
with its rare resources and to illuminate with its
EFFULGENT GLORY
the higher sphere of American art.
This truly great artistic will appear ip an effort,
the psssionste eloqucHee and intense emotion Of
ANY OTHER PERsONATION OP THE CHAR
ACTER
ever witnessed upon the American stage.
THIS EVENING, January 18th
win be presented the startling historical play In
three acts. entitled
LUCRETIA BORSIAl
from The French of Victor Hugo,
whose last great work, " Lee hi.erabies,' is at
In.,.+ia Tsst,nf SaI1 the admiration OF the .orid
dsUshtsI Of Pope IleI.ndeF a3S!Iif VII "'''sfn
d IL.
Act 1st-The Poisoner Of Itsly-Stat te Of Honor,
es ses ,s-Ths no,seT1insIlIAn y, y; Essspe
-HI HATRICIDg.
To conclude with the musical farce styled
LOAN OF LOVER
Gertrude with Eonksl. Lucille Western
Shortly to be produced the great moral drama By
G. W. Tayleure, Esq. entitled
EAST LYNNE; Or, THK ELoPEkERr
PRiCEs oF ADMISSION Balcony Chairs 70 cents:
Orchestra sests. rs cents Psrquette 50 cents; Fam.
lily Circle, . cents; Private Boxes, IS.
Doors open ct "a TO commence at g clock
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.BprrKR's CtT-oFy."-There is q strong
probability that the important work begun by
Brig Gen. Thomas Williams, OF widening and
dc opening the sscut' made by hin last fah. 20
to obviate the necessity OF shipping pesstnE
Vicksburg, viii be completed by nature. The
MississiY pa 10 rising and the rebels OF Vteks-
burg are alarmed lest they be soon len high
and dry four miles from nayigable water The
New Orleans Delta, allnding 10 the matter, has
s'no oouht that before March next tesseis 81 all
classes win be able 70 pass through WhlAAmse
eu',' and that the course Of the Atssksippt
river win be- changed for all uDe."
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A RHY sur Es.

oY1IcE oS TEE CsIsy QUAEsksaAsfIa, !
AyGaS ef ia Potomac, }
NAsasS0ToE September %. I6o9.
REoPSsALs are invited for furnishing for the use
q ths army of the Potonac the following articles:
Aoo tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
ealed, tAe Saight ofsash sAls 20 be marked
thereon.
strong sacks, Wen sered.
0ecords OAK and Hickory wcod, we'll seasoned
aSd of the best quality.
H>eh bid must De accom- panied By the endorse
Eeet OF two respons bic that the contracts
Hkvsrded wiz be fulfilled.
BIDS VIII be opened from time to time the Ar
eosee may Be needed. ara contracts wiz be awarded
1ek ths Quantities needed To the lowest resronsibls
haaer 1p 70 the tine Of opening.
The right IL reserved 20 .sespt all or any pArt Of
Proposals should Be endorsed Proposals for Hay
exOsts, WOOD, J" a. the may BE, and enclosed
Lieut., Col and A. ID. O..
es<tn Ohief QuArternAstsr.
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WASHINGTON VARIETIES,
NINTH STREET,
NEAR PENESYLVATIAA Avenue
PRoPRIETORS ..-.--....A HAABLIN l. co.
sTAGE hAkASEEEE hIaSEEos IHnS {HhsEs PILGgdh %

DthEOBpR . .ThOhhs bfSNN
CONTINUED sUCOEssl
GREAT TRIEMPHi
OPEN EyBRY EyENINGi
EVERY PERFORMER ALTAR!
MISS KATHLEEN O'EEIL,
The Renowned Irish Vocalist.
eeeond week of
The Sweetest Singer In America
MILE HABIA ZOE and Mr. B. YATES
In the beautiful ballet of
DIANA, THE GODDESS o. THE CHASE,
MCDONALD AND THE EAIRIES,
'i''' TIhH,YEs,
The Celebrated Clog Dancer.
FRANK KERNs,
" puI%dSFRa Ths RSsFRfaIar Negro Spgefifn hslnwonru
- The oe ebra,ed Comedians. - "'''
fifs' Miss iIzETTE,
LA PETITE HELCuIsE,
The Infant Wonder,
SAM. LONG,
The great Comic Singer.
MISS ADA JEsAAN,
NILE GERALpIAN,
MISS CHARLES,
MI SIS X FLORENCE
PAUL BERGER,
JAMES PILGRIM,
ARD FoRrT OTHRR ARIIsrksl
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT
Psreuette and Gallery. ry........--..---5 Is cents.
Doors opsn At OK clock commence at N o elk.
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q -sH prizes Amounting to-. s525 6a5
Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters s2,s; Eighths Elk
pS4ll orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
should be addressed To JOHN A. NORRIS h CO.,
y wilmington. Delaware. Jan 6 Inn
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PROPOSALS.
DhoPo Abe FOR LUhBE e.
DEroT QuAhfBaaAsfsRs OIPIc1,
Cea0 EtrkseeafA osd ffyssls,
KAAHIHGY0H ID q IanuArY O III

vlsEnsTos, D. O., January 9. pss.i
sstIp Proposals win b. rsesi,sd st this o6ass
siv.rins "a. city of &ssSins.on' A. such ,.ins
Sso .s 81 o "a. f:fs Hns iaa a.
snd description viz
or one Sij inch Whit. Pin. con%oa cainsr.i
k<aty- three Thousand three hundred and thirty
three ISi5 feet se.ntiins. seI q. fourteen feet
Ksh ~ three II hnu,.nd three hundred and thirty.
four g "a feet Seanilins, BY q. sixteen feet
Elshiy three thoassed three hundred and thirty.
three SSl feet seantlins, sby4 eighteen feet
AZ lSe above de.eribeSi 70 Be good. merchandise
point.d on tbe sart Of tss GoIernEsst
An y lumber 70 be delivered within twenty days
Proposal from di.ioyl parties win not b. con-
stdered .nd an oath Of alirEisnee 70 The e 8. Gov
fss .silsy | of sss s,s9 g R .ss contract
sso1H IL be awarded 70 him, must be GUARANTEED
naSt accompany the bid
sscvn sy ihe on ci,i eertiHe.t~ Of the Oe-k Off he
sssTest District Court or ofths United States Dis
Bsdders must be present IN person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals win not be sonsid-
fh. full name and Post oroe address Of the bid
sa 2 %sas ~ IN me s name Of ar the name.
- as p.tiss aT,t sp5ssr or The Sid vii ss
Eopas IN the sum Of hvs thousand dollars, signed
es required OF the Eaeeessful bidder upon signing
.-asssd TOO high Is reserved BY the Depot Quarter.
Informal proposals will be rejected.
Proposals. must be addressed 70 Ca plain Edward
L HartI, Assistant Qnsrtsrmsste- Z. 9. Army,
proposals FOR Lumber"
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
ne eoens5 of .nd as s.ss sssss do
serssy guaranty = s-is able 70 fusi the contract
i = Ia. ssoua 's bis hs ss r.
w s' 2nee enter into eontrset in aeeordance
SHOULD the contract be awarded him, We are pre
P.red 20 become his securities.
fTo tsis guarantee must st appended the otaciAl
sDwARD L. HARFz,
j Cd cert2in and A. q. NJ. q. g. Army.
DEoPOsALs FOR BEEF CATTLE.
sILIID PEorosALs are invited until the Ith day
D.P1Itmsnt 7SS5 Rt.d Of Besf 0sttis. 'n's
The Cattle 10 Be delivered at xashinston, ID. O.,
>. ssitie .du itted shat -slghD Issi s ,Sa o
Ths hrst delivery 70 b. m sds about January ssth,
las. or .s soon thereafter ss Government may di,
- in ssad O. cattle PEI day win be required TO
bend with good aod sufficient ssenrity will be
Proposals. from sontrsetors .ho have previously
kied 70 comply With their bids from disloyal per-
se1s OF ghtTe the bidder not present 70 respond
The names of Hrms should Be stated In full, vith
Hreeise .o9rsSs "a ~ q eien M meTnsr OF tse nm
asss, sr sueA other funds - Government may have
s1ystsa 70 COZ; 4: BEckTffa, 1: 9. 9: and 6;
"Prsposals for Beef Cattle
Form Of G~aSass.
", oftse county of :, :, Snd STATE oi-.do
Fs<t IN seeordAnee With the terms Of his proposi-
son and that, should bis proposition be accepted.
Asrsvith.
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s-T.-1S9o.-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERs.

s-x.-ASSo-
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERs.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorats
They create healthy appetite
They are an antidote 10 change Of water and
diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enIiven tbs
mind.
They prevent Iaiasrnaac sad Intermittent
fevers.
They purify tAe breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Daarrhoea, Cholera aad Cholera
HsrouA
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters In the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made Of
pure ST. Oroix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark. roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure Of Q beverage, without regard TO age
or time OF day. Particularly recommended 70
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulaat
Sold by all Grooers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. II. DRAKE k 90, aos Broad
way, New York. sep s5-eoem
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That the subscriber
i hath obtained from the Orphans' Court of
w.shin zton ceonr, in the District Of ooiu mbis,
..s " "a count; Si
s All nss,ns s.as ssn: e :rs ,ss
same, with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber
LAW ass .asss 81 sm III
I under my hand 'A Npssxs Az # sosssRRs
dslswsw Administrstcr.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That the subscriber
SSss ,iS% the saas
letters Of sdminist, alton the personal estate OF
the .sid DECEASED are hsresy Wand te ssaiSit the
S.S css;5s:s y Ia. ss sSsiassd from sil Ssnsst.
Given az der my hand this l,sS ssy Of December.
de 10 vsv Administrator.
" CAMP srovxss..,r.
We are now m.Duf.seurins oIMP' CooK an ana
IL !. y e. 3 ssuss: E:
or ifffs ffa.f f;ss ssi1S s,.R's s:s sirs M 'F'''
B'D BLANKETS BED .p...AARR,a .,,..
f.siis tisils ,ss Tsast. Vi. ~ sasSfss
IaEEfLsI Is e sHIRTs n sad bi1wEss
''0'A' ''' s'sAk w T. hiIiy y Y ass aIssosHsss.
de1N Opposite Center Market.
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARslNEss, Ae. =
" ooMrovxp s1ktGtFt ktttHS 81 Ssun ARAsro.
III. Pl....a. and popslar ooseA Remedy Ass
Isrsee. have ssses.s isniis1 sisSi is ss.1sossiss.
seores g = and airy cents bottle.
% 7-damA so<m.
S.-T.-l89o.-
S.-T.-1eSo.-X.-D PIANFA.
TION BIrTERs
o. his celebrated brand appears TO be In every
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

ASSOCIATED PRESS pIspAroHEsJ
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~ Q. 5O5S WSKI, n
Gt6 31e Pa. AVEsUE, tIRos HALL.D drSx
@ 8. yo1d respectfullx call the attention sf res
tdents OF Washington, ocers suffers, soldiers and
pedders, TO his large and well assorted stOck of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
HIAh0H DIS. JEWELRY, DC.
Being connect with 9 large Eastern importing
honse, and receiving my goods direct, am sbls to
sell lower than any other house In the city.
Gall and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
All WATCHES sold By me will be warranted for
WATCH REPAIRING done BY practical watch
maker.
81 LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO
SOLDIERS for Watch Repairing. de l6-H
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ADJUSTMENTS.
0ROvER6 THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE near wIlards Hotel

THIS tMOHDAY) EVENING.
Last night but of the. famous, beautiful sctress
hIss MARY PsUv0ST.
First ant only tim OF the grAat French plsy
The rkEECH GAMBLER;
- On THE MINISTER, TEE Spy AND sEH pRcoY.
Madame de Fontsse. Mary Provost
To conclude with
THE YANKEE LEGACY.
Rates Of ldr1isstoH Private Boxes %; Dress
Ciree. ~ cents Orchestra Chairs, rs cents; Family
Sireie. seats; ociered Gallery, IS cent?; oolored
Partsrre 80 GO ntx -r -.
Doors open st quarter before 7 o clock perform.
ahses commence at half past o'clock.
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10 sIcR AND wouH6zp soLpIzRs CIV.
LL5AEs ASP oraxRs.

The Railroad compsn composing the hns be-
ss5s s;:ss As.' :. MI n; s:iS: :lSS:. q A
yen'natse, and expressly fir officers. soldiers and
sthers that sr. wounded or sick, With the ,ton
ef dise.sss The ear yill lesye on rg IS
dslphta, at p. m. Express Train.
Pass%rsers going Wett soldter- civilians, ohicers
And othars tk e are sick or wounded ara informsi
tsat aich car win lear tes spot every MONDAY,
"WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY 1t .. m, going
throash 30 tse Ohio river without change Of ears
soldieis and others on furleash or d.e ssrged wiz
End this the cheapest ar most dssasble routs for
tho West. This IL TIE only line that can sell .
Through ticket from wsshinton or check be- sass
frcrn this city.
CAUTION TO PAsEENGEIs-Ths ONLY
Place to buy tick eta In tae Ticket the pot
Of the r. Il o. r. r Co. Jse-tf
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RLAoKshIfHs FORGEs,
~ Do. ANYHS,
&: EEEiEIEBSsk4sS; EEEiEIEBSsk4sS;srs.
H6EsE sHs0SE NAILS,
mon esd STEEL,
ERERCHES
HAHAERS
RZSPS. asd al BLACKSAITHS TOOLS,
Yox sAle, Wholesale or retail. AZ lowest prices.
Up BARfHOLOW,
tD-En SIS Seventh 81, bet Pa ay aad canal.
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eco per ssi, ana saltai 50 esss = 10. = = :.
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4 AfEsT NEWS YRoA sgROPg.
;0EE BRI0HfS sPEEGH AGAINST IHfER-
FEkIkG WITH AMERICAN AFFAIkS
HFs BOLD sPKlSE IN RRAIsE OF euR
iFoKzAsE IN THE PRICE Q. wooLEN AND

oOTToN GOoSs.
RetJ. BRUCE CO., No. x64 yth street, has
sct increased the price of tn cir immense stoek Of
CL0PHIN6,
FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR
- Asy boa sht IL ct cid prices, and they will not
make the people pay the least adv snoe a. they are
tstsrmirsd 70 rndsrsel all others. They have the
goods ans are bound 10 run OF their stock within
As next forty dsys to make room for eur gtosk
isst are DOW manu- featuring.
Tbs people erly iced 10 see cur goods 30 induce
them TO buy, and eur stock Of
BOYS JACKETS AND PANTS
sxcels snythipg ever offered In this city.
J. BR q CE Il CO.,
DHAIlRs II
kEFS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
NO. AGA 7rH sflzEf,
noD Two Doors Below Smiths
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THE NEW CANTERBURY.
LOUISIANA AVENUE. HEin sIx7H sTlx.,.
GREAT ACCESSION OF TALENT!
A PERFECT Avail ANcHE OF srAhsl

CoHcEHTR GTIoa OF
BEAUTY, TALENT, GRACE AND FUN
THE CANTERBURY, as xsxaE. IS ahead!
The Com pany is the very Largest in the World and
the Hall Ia the n1dgnifoenf place ar
anusenent in the city, and is klted vp
better sAos gny thtater sostkEf
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). CELEBRATED
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER!

PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER
Beer cen now De supplied with
J. * p. BALTZB
CELEBRATED LAGER BEER
By the Agent,
n.n,,.LE E!LEY A. sHIss,
PREhIUM MINERAL wArERs,
CLARIFIED CIDER,
And Agenttor
SUPERIOR DRAUGHT ALE.
UNION BOfTLING DEPOT,
BoAt 81 Green street. 6eorRetovn.
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COUGHS, COLDS, H9Ahys,1sNsss. Ae.
ooMpovsD srktf 81 sun ARABIC.

II Las Pssssat and yoysiar 0ogeh Remedy Aaa
ceen % long known and extsnsively used that o0t
1srsons have eseons familiar witAits extraordina-
Y encacy; Itesn be kAd ct al the pginoipal trua
"ores y y and nfsy cents bottle.
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" CAMP sTOvEsg
We are now manufacturing CAMP, COO ana
desen or hundred as cheap a. thsy can be bought
n BslHnsre. X. II. ii. 1, GREGORY,
32f Penn. avenue, near 7th strest.
aon lint. Chron. 4 Rsp.1
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ID BED SPREADS,
ga, Ie-I. ia and la-4 sHEETINGst
TABLE LINEN. TQMELs and NAPKINS,
GLOVES and HOSIERY Of al kinds.
Wh. Il. RILEY BROTHER,
No. 80, Central Stores,
Between 7th and sth sts
de - ~ Opposite Center Market.
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ok YOKEs,
~ Log GA4JNs,,
wHEELBLRROWS,
G4SE+11k BARRoWs'
fifth CHAINS,
E1S9S FRENcHEs,
isIIsf15T4s5h5fSis EIFs iStSf t1S5fT4s55fSssss 94S5f ssasse.r sssea.rrs
sEOVELS.
Elf, sTRlw a.d FODDER CUTTERS, ,Ss
-Ale' Wholesale q E.tsii = lSTSss Sx market
BIN sSs Seventh st.. BET Pa aT and canal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-19


From the following. from the Lafayette
Courier. it seems that the ..ceur>e of truc
love does not run as smooth" a. >ksie~ on
Ice With married. couple in Lafayette:
Rnmor has it that /. divorce ease grow
Jag ourof a pair of sixties AMI the terent
sksting maria in this city. i likely 10 en-
gage the attention Of the next Common
Pleas Court-, sThs -iast> NAV be siarel in
. fsw wor.s The wife having pretty
foot ani a well turned ankle. became 49,
Pc. ia " enthu,iastieo on the subject of >ka
. ting. The husband didn e see il. but the
I vile. forge,iul Of the strict letter ni her
promise To love. honor anil obey. bought
. pair sf skates al Johrson's AMI iomed il,
the carnival at the Will Cat Skating,
Pask.f a rupture grew out OF. u. resulting
Ia an entire ENHANCEMENT. and bill at Ill
vorce on the ground uf ineompa'ibiliiy OF
temper. The husband. in other words.
concluded To let her slide. s,..-~ zrzs
- "a las how Eight a cause may move
Dissenlions between hearts that love-"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-19
9svrpmens

Chrome DlARnHEA on DYsESrEnY.-
We are assured that the following recipe
has been used by soiiirrs returned from
The army. in as~state Of great feehlsness.
wah entire suceess. fe~,erine tl.em 10
hsslrh when ordinary me,lical treatment
seemed of lit'ls avail The recipe was
handed us by returned soldier, who az
suFss u. that he iscssnizsnt ofits beae-
: hcisf effects in hundreds OF instances. A.
there are many sufferers from diar hea in
our county at the present time. we would
commend the simpl.. remedy to them.
~ To one quarter cf pound OF hops adj
two quarts of water. and simmer down to
about quart; strain il uPon one. pound of
loaf sugar: when cold all one pint of gem
nine oil jamaica rum; it must be pure
Bottle AMI take wine glass full three
times = day. If the case lie severe AMI oi
long stsnding. a me.iicate'i psi ,shouli be
worn over.ths bowels. 'rhisrpa.l shnuli
be male.of fsnnel AMI filie.l with figs,
raisins. pulverizei cloves. allspice. CHINA
men. and other spices. kept moist with
spirits. e fs,s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-19

N e1-i.yvhen / goes { shopping" said
an old fady. Il alters asks for what ]
wants. sad il they haze il. anil It's fssita-
bile. and ieeli inclined to take il, ami it's
cheap. Arh'it can't Be got any place, for
less I almost alters takes it. without chat.
.fering about il ell day .las most people do. .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-19
II 81 a H6sts76ut IsslSnaT I

Charles, u Csn.tsbls., ia lge of the al,
Judicial Cifcnitbf Illinois. Recently arrest.
ell Messrs. Mcfarland anil Long. two Of
icers of Indiana regiments, on the charge
OF kidnapping. becsuse they hal arrested
foar dsssrters in Clarke county in that
State. The slsserters are James Cannon.
Hugh Scott. NJ. Bslcher anil John. Tan.
ner. BsIchrr belongs to tho 3l,t In,lians
regiment. They aimitte.i when arrested
tha. they were ,le-erters. and wouM have
gone with the officer, hal there been no
? Legal ihterfesencef One Of thu d.serter,
stated that two Knights of the COLLEEN
Circle askel kin tcsst,in the ov,ler. Inform
Ing him that If he jonel them he would
be protected against Tor lesertisn.
Jelgs Constable refused to recognize
The authority given to the officers by the
War Department. or to permit them to
' prove fhst tbs men were -deserters. The
officers were required to give bail for their
appearance on the 18TH, to answer To the
c-arge Of Kidnapping. or go ID jsif.-
Bonds We're given Tor them by the loval
citizens Of M,r,hxlL. The dsscssers were
sst at liberty.
The affair reveals The aims OF tho secret
order. which exists here. AMI ha. only III.
de its time to strike deadly blow a, the
z0evyrumens
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-19
How IA Cure A FELLeS.-A la.ly v,i,es
TO one of orr ex.-haprpsas efoflow,.-Al.

, to one OF orr ex~haugesas foflow>:-Ai-
low ma few lines in. yonr columns, 10
give the public the benefit OF the expert.
encs of a score of my friends. in arr-s,ing
the progress Of that painful disease called
felon. When one of these painful tor
menis appears on the han'i. apply piece
of rennet soake'lin milk to the affected
part. and renew the application at brief
iniervale nnfis,elief -i-7f,mnd. The rennet
may be obtained of any butcher. This ar.
ticle s~6rSt-recommen,ieti tome by a
skillinl ply .ician. deceased. It has been
triel in many ca-es under my observation.
and never yet faile,l TO afford relief.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-19
Great Work on the Horse.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES:
BY ROBERT JENNINGS, Y. s.,

Professor OF Pathology and Operative Surgery in
the Veterinary College ofPhiladelphia. Probes
sor OF Veterinary Medicine in the late Agricul-
turai College OF Ohio. Secretary OF the vsteT
mary Association Of Philadelphia, etc, etc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-19

Thankful to the public FOR their liber.l PATRON
Age shc last rear. return their thanks and soIeita
Continuance ofpatronsgc, and respectfully x<k. al
having sR<eislsd accoun,sIto cone and sstue stlf
same ~ the frstday Of January. 1863, az which
time they win open their new books for all promps
aging cs.Iohess ana ~ Ne "a 60 = Win
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-19

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-19
From J. NEWTON BROWN. D. D.. Edlsr
- the Encyclopedia Of Religious Knspledge.

Although not disposed tai favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general. through distru>t of
their ingredients and fleets. yet know al suf-
h,cDt rrasan Why man may MOI testify to The
renri' lac believe, himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in The lscp- that he may
thus contribute To the benefit oI others. -. 80.
! la this the. readily in regard 10 Hoof-
lani's Germ-n Bi,ters. rr. pared lay DIR. C. NJ.
Jackson. Of this city. because ! was prindced
against them tor mtny ye,rs under the imp c>sion
that they chiefly alcoholic mixture. Il am
Indebted ~ nv friend Robert Shoemaker. Esp.
for the removal Of this pr,juc- BIZ proper tests.
and for encouragement to try them. when suffer
ing ir.m great aud long continued debility. The
,sf trse bottI- of She's. Btters al tlir begin
ming ofthr present year. was tpiowed bye evident
relief. and restoration to- degree II b0dil, and
mental vignr which had no: ielt fm six months
before. and had almost drspiir.d of rcganing. J
therefore thank Cod aud my friend for dirresing
me 10 the use vi them. tx tsi-.esa ss,asidaz VI
-. 4. NEWTON BROWN
Philad'a June, %. 1861. ssss ia --1f Is,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-19
"a Mitch To Come OIL

eI6W9EBI 3Is---N - UsL5lu
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I'm g,fng to DO marriel--a charming
= .ssTy onns gill = -. =
To think Of her sets NJ poor brain in a
whidl19Ba sIa-e1sF. III
She knows French and music-talks SEN
ssis silly too; raI IEaJIJ8oIao .
And makes a good PxdtEaqf slss - 4
-<Aet : Do YOU think she will do?
KATE.
Tin going to be marrjsl-a noble yonns
mani ~ 2i-elaeI
ALL wall he knew how my poor heart
49,. to irepaBl o- $500.
Hs'seourti,, anil clever. and tender. and
true,
SAnd ve vs. That he lorrs me- or i1E 8 4
.ztof zDoyou think he will do? e. S.