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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
w YORK. Eeb. |.
Tue steamer " ssssippi arrived iiom
New Orleena On the 4th.


Tue steamer Mississippi arrived ifom
New Orlsena en- the 4th.
Tno 80 alder Planet from Cairo, With 500
coloted soldiers Of the 1t Missouri fegi-
weni, sunk % the night u the 1t inst. 30
miles above hew 0rlears. No lives last.
Gen Bauks b I'D issued a lcnsths genersi
regulation On the srbjsct Of compensated
plEatation labor. fXihs tlo rates thereof.
oierd,eting logEigg end tue sale Of intoSi
eating drinss to plantation hands, and stat
ing that the enlistment OF soldiers from
plauafions will not he tcsuned without
ris order Of fac GoyecHaept. Lshorer>
yil DO permitted O. caeosc Their employ
G; (, bnt when agreerzrnt i made they will
BE- held 80 it for one year. Lsh9rafs vii.
b. permitted Gu limited scale, 10 cultivate
land on private account. a tree labor
bank vii! DO established as .a.e deposit
for earnings.
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CAIRo, Feb. 10.
A Memphis letter OF the 4;L, says:


"a German who Tesched Grand Gull,
Mississippi, a few days since, from Mobile,
" hich place be left on the 23th ult., repre-
ssnts that the rebel troops in and around
that point DO not exceed 5.UOO, and are un'
der comrn s1d Of Maj9r Gen. Murray, wLo
has charge OF the defense Of the city. All
other troops have recently been sent TO
Atlanta, in anticipation Of ar attack there.
"Tlc troops in and about Mobile arc said
to be to;erably well supplied with feed sud
clothing.
Nv hile on his way to our lines, the gen
.lem,n giving this information was through
Meridian, Mss. Here, he says, Gen. Pois
had all atmy var,ousiy estimated at b.
tween ten and twenty thousand. This
conprises the bulk Of tne Confederate
forces I'm Nissis-ippi.
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HAPPINESS o.ssgssiasN
yy4y Is THE Question:

TINT IS TIE QUE5IION !
rIruE pR9pRIElURS OF TIE NhW YORK
L MUSEUM AND AsAToMY OF EspiciSR have
determined. regardless OF expense, 20 issue free
flor the benefit Of suffering humanity tOUk OF
their most inteies.ing and instructive Lectures
onMarriago a nd its disqualificat,ons, Nervous De
tility, Premature Decl,ne of Manhood. lncig's-
ion. " cakae % or Depression, Loss OF Energy a1d
Vital Power, she Great Social Evti, anu those
ralas;es which result from youthful foilies, ex
cesses OF ms. tuqiiy, or ignorance Of Physology
and Natures Law.
Thcseinva al, Die Lectures have been the mean
of cnli ahtenils, aud saving thousands, ard wili
be forwarded Tree, on receipt Of Tour stamps, py
.sa-,.s;no ~. axr.ny New York NJ scum Of
Anatomy anu Medicine, 6is Broadway, New
York. amply
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Special to THE Post.
WASHINGTON, Feb II

Tie military committee OF TIE house 'his
morning agreed to a resolution that all Gen.
erals who, On the 18th day OF Mafch next,
sbail not have been ia active service tor the
previous three months, shall be dismissed
Tue Senate judiciary committee agress
To an Amendment to the constitution for
rver prohibiting slavery in the United
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Third Ldi ion, Seth Thousand
uG - III EgaS -.

i TREATISE on SEMINAL HEAKNI sA
"A Invo!aEt-r3 Emis-:onr, &emal ana lyle
lneapa 5i.y, Loss ai foaeE. ffeiaa ure Decay, la
abuse Sexual Diseases A., &c.
~ aoBr j.. BELL. VI. ~, MEMBER of the Royal
@ ilege Of surgeons, cnion. " pages Ifce tta
THIS Tool. saoud bs read By every onn, aud
part ct.iarly Dy those arriving st Man1ooi. IL
cottairs iiapor art advice 70 all ana tie le rs OF
euro to the afflicted IS plainly 81 fosth. IL has
.'aved 1aoaso"ds fyoia lsfe d .Rtserg.
Sent uades a scaled epse!9ps, BY ns.., 70
cuipt Of the money or postage stamps, hi
J. BRYAN. VI. III. tedlr-ai. hot. IDs>
Ill WELLS. Ag3ns, D4yoap1It.
au2Q.dNuts
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srlrx OF 1osSsorIour' IS. Ian. 4, 1854.

HARTFORD UUSFFf' p.aa;lort
Personally appeared H. Hnn'Ins'an rfssa Ere
and r. O. d d,S ss' Of hsssfo,l made oath
Insurance 1os' atenen,, BY them snhs:F.e
&C. "a is Comp my, and exhibits, as far as ca
ha s.seraned at this date IT, a',"ai s so'''''
o. 90 the shirsy-frs, day Of Decem6er' 's''.
Before me- EDWARD GoopM.s,
Justice Of the Peace.
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BEEe,s spE gsEgs rs1Ets:
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"G REAT AMERICAN EDY.'
LIZ. vey'B
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w HIGH have NEVER YhT FAILED
w when the directions have been strictly
followed IN renoyipg difficulties a.isjug IRON
OBSTRUCTION OR STOPPAGs OF NATURE,
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system to healthy ceaettion,ana b. br;pging pu
on the monthly reried o. regularity, 10
matter from what caase the Obstruction may
irst .hree or four months III pFegnacy, though
the resuit. Eaca box contains 50 pilIs. Plice 81.
Or. Htftes's 15caiies oa dtseases IF fsmo1es,
Pregnancy, a,searrtage, Darfeasnets, Sterslt-
", Reproduction eoa dtass u Aature,
and e.nphatiealIy toe LADIES Pax ,rE MEDICAL
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The Pills and Bunk iii DC sent by mall
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Sold by all the principal Druggists.
Smifn d byyer. " holesale Agents, Chicago.
III. Willis, agent davenport
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Freu, amos Ohubtuek, orkanst and DiEeetor Of

lFreu, Thos Chubbuek. organist and Director Of
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GENTLEMEN = Having had opportunities for
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iaa sors I do rot hesitate to say tha' ] fLd in
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tleasa Mt tourh and yrompt respou IN rapid Ilay
in can cheerfully recommend Thorn t. any
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an instrument nearest perfection.
Respectfully ycsis, THos CFrBB5cE.
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es ef DIS Nois.s Jan AIRY 40 'ss4
II thereby GER itied, inst 81 the i'fiteh Gay
Ja...,v 1sei u sWcr ga y Dcns VAS hi'.'i In ms
a i,ce r;,o ,tt ne condition OF III Mssfipgtan ~
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29K Nc ST. NEw YORK.
GENTLEMEN Having examined The American
ergans, inapuiactared ty Messrs ID d II "
Smith, chnerfully certify to their superiority
in ever desirable quality OF the instument.-
Iaeir voiciag 10 OF the most approved order, rem
dsfiee tic tones clear and reIisble, ens bling tho
performer to execute rapid passages wltheaso and
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Enxnrry. Mas.

RdxBUEY, Mass +
To allu5e 10 Instruments which bear the name OF
ID Il II IS Smith, woad be useless. They have
stood the the test fer years and when we cay
.ha they always i lioctupon the reputation Ct
boston ,ien, ~ iweri hgn praise. In guilty
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rank: ana. h wing 50 much at stale, their Bamo
on u ericaa Organs may be considered a good
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L5AB:Li1lE9.
.,ba suo,ift Of Liabilities 9as or not
4. plnbs or other creditors y one
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~ 80
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II . he great. amount insGr' Ia any OF" - go 90
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10 ,rhe yf,s,, =; amount allowed ny tho rules OF
tle G 7rnpaa; 10 b. .rsased in ons cry Town Or
xtHsNe discretionary.
IN ...f4 greatest amount al owsd TO DO l2slreu 70
,.y ole Ito, k discretion AIRY.
!. ! ne nct # ibcsrI o, s.ion Of the COMPANY, Dec
Iith 1860, lied
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rom Geo Wiley Ore at,s.s aud Lire torst Mu-
Sc at John Street. Cd urcf, hoscE, hsss.

CssTLgsgs - Having ughly exsrniaea
your American Organs, j am Of tia opinion that
taey are not equaled by those OF cry mai-er -
Tbevaro tietireuisked from oil have seeu By
ne,r extreme fuiness ) es ilel owEassof tone and
th sir quick responses to the TOUGH ot ta L rfoTm-
er. am yoars. &c, Gfo Wiley.
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BLACK STONE, MASS.

BLACKSTONE, Mass.
GeSTLFMEN The threo American Organs
yurehasad of you for tho ~ our churches,
hers, in Ux6fioge, and in Muibury, nave been in
use one year 1t gives much Dles suye 10 say
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| given the greatest satisfaction Ireuain yours,
Il J SHERIDAN, PASTOR.
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Ms.sss sB&H wsmitf.5I Ii Wash st, os;on.

From n ~ ssnssra. Teashsr sf Musi, and prcsi-
deaf Or Uaa14, S 3ei ) IN DE- fsi4auth Coilsg
.F9~ 49, q ARFyasrR COLLEGE
GgslLsaEE III AAerioaa Organ puroh asei
oe you, though very pleasing 10 tone from the
ire has become more and m re q faverite in
straalsDt ~iiA asy Btasiea sequantshces as well
a wi IA IL yseii The ease Of The aciIQa aud tax
m6iaty vita vhieii fight music can ne executed
ron sur prissd IN avail efor .saesssior solemn
hasiaony iituessis nugEesta9tiea 4 take great
rleasursin adding my testimony 70 It's feaiiworth.
Very tiuiy yonrs, II ii SANB1as.
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srs1E OF INV SoEx, So.
80

c, mt, Of NV YORK.
Ur.ry IS es,on, Woe Presids1t, nnd :" m IL 10
th.o,. Secretary OF the Washington lssarance
,.,p,pauy # New York. being seyetary aud onJ
a., RI deuo.e ,ui ca, aad each jor himself ssSs
, Mt lie ttl1wing is true, full md ccrrsci ttltr
men Of tn fairs Of the sad Co pofaaio1 ano mai
,bsS are h . ,bove named officers hereof ana thA,
M, TART II the capita, earliI e OF said Cempan
hos re deposited in any etaie or TERRITORY as se-
0u .si,'nedl uENai WESTON, Wee President.
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Security Life Ens. and inaui' J e'''
M IT. Pine ST., n. T.

crp ,,rxr or TIE PROFITS 10 TUE
0Uapohey hsidefs eyer ~ Maid in soiss II desired
) .hs insured.
Ro8r. q. CASE, President. ,-...a.,,
TuEu. r. wETMoht, wee ''e'
LAC ,t.aA LIEN, secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

from Thomas Baker, Musical Director OF Laura
kecne's Theatre, iernsgiy Leader Of Jailion's
Ean1.1
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sl.o44,s5o sl,li3 $50 80


Tho G eatest amoant Insured 70 'n' '"'
s,n a,o. exsep. in special ea-es-
ms@., ,.sr amount allowed tebe iasuFea ~ ny
one Msy To~n or Village, varies aoe0f'''s
Ia its siis and class Of property. ,, in anv
Tn. creates. amount allowed TO DC N; urea IN WY
one block varies So in the pfeoesainn .,r. "a
Certified Copy Of the Charter o. 'ne o'''p'
nsnes,,s are nads with the States OF Iowa anu ~
De. .p:n p,su,;ums received in Iowa Tor tn ~
y..r ending December alss ,sss amOan. 70 ~
SIS s. recep.s tsr december ne s' sna all gents
rover .! 49, If Iowa to accep, service OF legal
process" n''a II. HUNTINGTON, Pest.
TfMO q. ALLYN, Sec,
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90 !. .rsestf taf s-sissa-sa u siss ~ al
vf48ssss-sq -ssss1ts sssfinsi 4 T~~s re
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Yxa<a z-E .TA,s-ik. sElstS 1Hf3 ssf5 -
- 40, s.ses .e; alss Z o. sasa 81 .Esissvs *
-~seaa - As.ssrsls - ~ 1eSaw s1s54 4 ~ ews
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
MEDICAL,
HRY.aJy>S LIFE Pills

c,CTENCE atlast has br0aght 70 Fight the true
- artidose II sickness, and nankisd can End
refuge from sorrow, Pain and DiGease.s BIZ the
MS Of BRYAT's LfrE irLLs, those ~f3 wander 10
depths u sonow sud whese nervous temperament
adds keener anguish to evegy III OF lfe .ecomss.
q it were, blessed With rev existsace The
cIouisoi fate. sombrc 10 their hues roll away !.
the stars OF hope one by one merge from the deer
recesses Of the soul ; tears Of anguish and 1riet
are changed to smiles 10y, and the rainbow OF
peace archesits splendor ser the raging waves OF
darkness; and whilst this wonderful chang. il
effected, there 10 ne secondary action to leave q
weakness IN its train or bad effects upon the mind
or body. The nervous hypochondriac need no
lougor resort Is Opium, Morphine, Liquors or other
stimulants to drown the cares Of lie BRyASs
LIFE PrLYs are perfect Substitutes; they regulate
the Stomach, Liver and hillary sscretions, the
arrangement Of which is the chief cause Of Ner-
yoasncss, Headache, 30. TO the despondlng tho
are Of inestirD abie value, they relieve the mi
and bring to 1t such visions Of untold splcndo
that imagination stands aghast, and they rcvs
In joys that lifts them up 70 the highest a!titud
Of happiness they spread the soft wings OF hGn
and tn e dove Of peace TO the bosoms 81 the wret-
ched, end warm The cold hearted with the FIRE u
ardent love.
The Poet is inspiIed with thoughts of briiieacy
The Orator with words of Gre.
The Seljier with indomitahie courage.
The Scholar wish new and brilliant iaeas.
The Inventor with bright conception Of noble
discoveries. BRYAr's LIyx PILLS are a universal
Nsrvine, owning equal. overlapping the barriers
of prejudice and curing like inagis al cases Of
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go AL . Waa rfz SO ~
.sssa xssvitas ne saius u sEisig1ssa
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sTATEMENT
OF TIL. CONDITION OF THE
Washington Insurance Company,

OF TIE City or NEW IohK ON Tue
" Il. si d, OF January 1851, made I" we Anu'eI
OF Tie 5'..s Of Io@a, Pursuant 10 ihs statutes q
snll Sf4tc: 49, f
I IRE uams Il tie Company u he WashihStSh
2 he aaann Of iss Capital STICK L. AZ wv 10
g. The amount of capital stoos paid up IL ~ IVY W
4 I he a sets ct the Corlany re :- tos,sio.oi
~ Cash IN had, in bank
and ia lie haads Of assa.s,
OF cher ptTa1ls- siAs.Noo
. Reaies;a'e uniacGmberyd s5,oiS.45
81 Bones and s.oc;s owned
ts me N Tany how secured
aud rate Of interest thereon,
Gee sohedu'el ----------- 23t wv w
All Dsbts of the Conpan3
occurred by mortgage Gee
tebeaul- } first ltsn v-iGed -
ts9 o0o lassss9 oo
H. Dsrts . nerwise secured
eradule ).------- ~ N" ~
Il, nc5ts for premiams = II 81 "A
IN, Al o. her secalifias, tsee
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Ar GEORGE a BRuEN, Org aEist Of st jam es Epis.
c2fal Church, Chicago, III. says:
They tar su1rass all other instruments of the
Kind tn have come under ny observation for
ful ess, richness and hrilEsncy Oh tone, and
,,-~,,r,trc.. ..e0s 3El,eepao nj aofinl
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VIM. x. LofHaoP, SCREEN

subscribed and swcrn 20 h.fore ne b. the above
,sms'd Henry ~ esroo, Vice presideat, and VIM i.
Io.nrap ., Secretary tsis 2ota Gay 81 January a.
-. 1864 -, yprnpprcY Rrry
r-ts ~ No AIRY Pubic,
IS Walker CT.
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lowe kessfancss
A., pAsfs 4 IL. G'n. state 9 te~'.
n nSn a. FssSos, tsq. NsieF ely IA :. pr
ohV e W <, Az ,'ashiet stsse sank ne, 2,
CO .tYa.a ! eo. B.1';ess. Aehna, ~
A s.ysHe,l ari.Te'sces 3 M
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rsas.,r / gsslon. Ds4ls~rs. 0 i
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a. fNnNAr.

Ga. medical pus poses. which have ossn
as.,c.'sIi. l1r this IhArket. Ito ssiicits III
80. III patronage Gall and szar Ire gocos ans
fa1l's = mya3-r-7
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UE1yEasrrY BUILDING. New York.
Ths nss4 approach to- the Pipe ~cr organ tone
aAtaised by Nesste 8 ID 4 n W smith, in tue
volclsg Of cir american Ofgans. nnits.i with
their prom pL and DO ions entities them to
tic rfasr aA1g araopg That Glass Of Instruments.
enesrfuily Recommend the q tepurchase either
Tor pasios, al u chapel = So &c 49,
! -" Go. WAsRBuaSz UoEcAs.
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} nrauco G ace a. raTerpcrt, Iva

J. s. a.seoy eahasss ssen'.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23


The prevalence of Incorrect notions npon
the subject OF medicine is a great cause OF
misery. u licll practic, shoall be gov
ernsa .by principles c,s,isssly deduceI
from the contributions Of long experiences
and close observations III wv important.
then, thlt no m,licine sholll be taken by
invaliIs unless it em,na,es from the
han'ls of m n Of talent. in Ign mt, anl the
stric,est rroSity Ifoeamrs German
Bitters, prepuelb by Dr. G. N. Jackson.
for Jones & Evans, Philadelphia, Is q
preparation EN- mating fro one of the
most celebrate p-a,titioaers OF m Tern
iimss. al | ods of IA, greatest msdical
writers Germany ever produced. This
articIs Is now in able hanis; as evidence
TINT ths article isprepirel cr,flliy AMI
skilfully. it is prolucins the effect the
original inventor intenIel. 1t Is used by
maay of the lesling practitioners OF Phila
delpni,. in cases ofdebility of the Digestive
0rsaa', aal hillary apparatus, AMI the
dissass. arising th,rssro-n. W. therefore
recon n,n this Mslicin, to saa ,ring in-
val;d,. For sale by druggists and deal
ers generally.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23


SAD OccUREEScE.-A little son of Mr..
Belitha Gray. Of Green township. brish,
little fellow Of about four years, was
instantly killed on Wednesday OF last
week, in the following manner His father
had hauled mp piece of newell timber to
where he was preparing to build barn.
ons end of the stick being on the wagon
and the other on the ground. aud after
having taken or the chain which held one
end OF it Oh the wagon. and was in the act
of starting the horses. the little fellow
attempted to run uR,ler the stick. but j,
struck him on the head. killing him IN.
SANITY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

The BEsT TREE Is CLuBBED. The ven
ders Of worthless Saleratus make a point
as iast D. Lind & Cos Chemical Salera-
'us, and have gone so far as to put out a
spuzions article. hoping thereby to destroy
Its reputation. II is the best tree in the
orchard that Is most claLhe.l. Buy only
tho Chemical Sslcrs:us. We have tried
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

MErcASTILE CnASGE.-We understand
that Mcssrs. Essleston & Bro. have sold
their stotk Of goods to Mr. ALijah IIawlay
and a grEtleman named Williams, who
viii continne the business at tie same
stand. Mr.. IIawiey formerly resided in
this place. bit for the last twelve years has
lived in Western Virginia. Many OF the
old citizens of the county remember him
and speak Of him in high ,crms.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

New MrHc-We have received iht
following pieces Of sheet mnsic from the
music establishment Of Root & Cady. No
% South Clark street, Chicago "All
Hatl 20 Ulysses" Union camp song,
price fifty cents; 1.-The Little Drum mer
Boys Marcel" twenty-five cents Gear
AMI Zimmerman Opera by oLortzing.
sevessy-Sve cts, {" Como Home. Father -
tweuty-hve cents; Savior Breathe an
Evening Blessing" fifty cents ~ HssI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

1t IS becoming more and more evident
every day. that terrible retribution awaits
the manufacturers Of the unhealthy COM
peunsd derominated Salera,us, Baking
Powders. DC. Since Hsrrick Allen
Cold Medal sAleratus has been introduced,
we are happy to state he has and is still
working great revolutions for good. We
would say to all orr readers to try one
paper. and they will say 9TH sths half
has not been told. Our better-hslf says.
tell everybody to use it. 4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

The attention Of young men DESTROYS OF
obtaining thorough commercial education
Is directed to the advertisement Of Bryant
Il STATIONS Chain Of Commercial Collie
gss on .he second page of to-day's paper
The Chicago branch. we are happy to
state. is COOL Institution. and we heartily
recommend it to the patronage Of young
men everywhere.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

Agentleman in conversation remarked
to President Lincoln on Friday that moth
in2could defeat him but Grants capture
of Richm and. to be followed by his nomi-
nation at Chicago. AMI acceptance.
"Well." said the President. q / feel very
mach like the man who said he didn't
want to die particularly. but if he had got
to die. thai was precisely the disease he
would like to die Of.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23
gpssial gptitss.

s-Give heed cold is enthousht to b too tri
fling Calm inmsdiatc serious attention until
gets such hold the lungs to mr erthe life Of the
consumptive psfient-then and not till then do many
think serious Of relief when 1t often too late what
foolish negligence we say when will 90
far to cure cold cough, sore throat hoarscnees
asthma etc. Hesitate not therefore, TO go to druggist
and thatsamount in bottle Of Mude-e Porter,
Cnratire Corss BalssH'. - 34-2t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

rs Soldiers-we think Dr. strkiahd is quite right In
advising YOU his advertisement IN columns Of fodays
paper TO take bottle of his highly recommended Anti
Cholera Mixture IN your knapsacks 1t may save the lives
of many of our bst soldiers Mothers that your
neglect You get the drug stores n,
per bcte Ii is the best remedy for dsrrheA
dysentcry. n3t-ltemly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23

Tue July number of Godcy's I.ady's
Boob ism very attractive number in every
respect. The engravings are beautiful and
the contents highly entertaining.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-23
GO. co. co

TO Besazk & Forces. Merchant Tailors, for
your Goods for Gents and Chdren's Wear, for
they have Just received = large stock. Cab and
sxa.iss before you buy. sasf IIt