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ATTACHMKNT NOTICE

Mary lane bright, Admnistratrix OF VIM Bught's
estate, Painth. against Jonss Recghiey DekhdhnL
helora John Burnett, Iuslre OF lhe Peace of lei.
t,rson tosnshp Monig imery county Amount
elaiined--Sl 70. ....
nN the 18Th day OF January is6t sad Justice issued
an nr,ter of Atiechntent va thn allre araan az
the sum oi one hundred and fHsen dollars and ssV
c9ty ave cents Case set ior hcarog ON the iSlA ,aJ
OF MNTVh, lstl, al o'clock AN
iaaastiS u 7 HAIRY JANE BRIGHT.
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wonsihon aud W W stewart payionl George J.
noyoI, huunlr lrhurRi stoc sageT. unloni q Ander'
son, Conteryillei hyers, New hchAnoni u lhcksou
ChWntuatslargi u RaOtr, HaFrishurri u n olwine.
iohpsYlisi Anakl a IimberL south Arlipgion; Janob
SnSer West naltmnrci y Rookie 90, Gormant town
! W MNrrly, vandala; " Niceols, LiheItyi y Noes,
fumefayilios lnVeTling Herr. SaleIni W fYrmonts
Williams a SNauUr, West Balumore; Parker, hro, A
Cos PAfkeIulhsri and hy nfugnats and Merchants
generally thfou houi uie Uaaed states aud dAnadaa.
IT. fiaa aif .I.. I..n aualdly
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Aegal
sHERIFFS SALE.
90 Umbaush's ilrecntor) superior Court.

I.. ..... Va
Alexander swaynio Case No 7O5
DY virtue NJ yendi execution against the property
- Sc, Ia me dirocod nom tho Clerk Of tile Superior
uuurt OF Montgomery Coguty, Ohio, will oher at
pnr sale Mt The door of 1e Court House 10 the city
Safp,iay, March 8. 1864, HH
A. two O'Clock M OF sad day, the following descrih.
81 real estate, viz Tho interest Of Alexander swaynia
ltha Same hoirg one sXih) in lot numbered " on
Fiudlay's plat ~ land IN Madriyer township Mont
g0mory County, OHIO, being in range 7, township 2,
secbon No. 2S, containing about hyo and one eighth
nctos. Also, the interest Of Alexander swaynio in
lots numbered llel, ll62, aud llG3, M numbered on
tho revised plat of the dy o Dayton, county Of Mont
gomoty mud state OF Ohio and has been appraised M
follows: '."| MN
lot No. M, Findlny one.s xth part at. SqiG ca
Lot No. l,iei Iayton, nne.Hxth part Rt!.... 90 On
lot No. l,lG2, Dayton one'sixth part Rt,... 20 90
Lot No. l,lG3, Dayton, one sixth part M.,... GO 90
And cannot sell for less than wo.thrds Of the above
appraisemcnt Terms cash
GEoRGE w0GAMAN, sheriff Mont, county.
JANIS NJ. SMiru, Attorney iagTdtwawia
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The LIneoIn AssoeIatIom.

The friends OF Mr.. Lincoln held a puhlio
meeting last evening at Hope Chapel, under
the auspices Of tho Simeon Draper Lincoln
Mutual Admiration Society, aud wDto sadly
disappointed in not only being without Au an-
dionee, but in being unable to induce any
prominent speakers 10 be present TO advocAle
the claims Of Abraham for n reelection The
chair was tRkon by Mr.. Draper, who delivered
a very short speech In favor Of the re election
Of Mr. Lincoln, lie was followed by Mr.
Smith, who had Polhing particular to say on
any subject other than the advancement of
Mr. l.ineoln's sehemes To secure hia reelection
for another term, Mr. Lincolns cmancipa.
ton proclamation was ono OF the grandest
productions ever penned, and was equal, Il
not superior, 20 the Lords Prayer or the De-.
olaralon of Independence. The man, he
said who was capable Of giving To the world
such document, was well deserving of the
support OF tho American people, and he hoped
tho people would repay him for his dislih.
guishod services, by re,eleetinE him Proaident.
No other speakers being available, an indi.
vidual named Mtieilah waa introduced. aud
after entertaining tho few Iancolni,es present
to a speech Of fifteen minutes duration, the
meeting adjourned.-N T. News, Fsb. ~.
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Making Union Sentiment In the
south,

Correspondence of the Chicago Times1
know, and humbly acknowledge, that the
abuses in the Confectionery are many; but al
80 know, aud boldly affirm, that they are in no
wise commensurate with what they receive
irom the invading parties. IIuxuries are Ia
ksn from Southern homes 10 grace Northern
mansions Carriages silver, pianos, ctc, are
aold on pobliu streets Rs government proper
ty, taken from Southern houses, not alssays
rebels either. A man declares himself true
aud loyal The question is asked, why did
you not come out from among themf Because
he did not no quarter is shown.
When Northern rulo il established in a
Southern town, old men aud Young are alike
arrested on tho most trivial prstext BY detect.
ives. and thrust into prison without money
(and frequently they ara strAnFers,) there lcit
for months withouiA trial, When ,ardy jus-
toe is meted at last, they arc freed without
even knowing why they have beou arrested u
Somsllmes death comes, and alone aud uu-
ttiended, the miserable prisoner passes away,
his friends to learn The horrors % his fate n
after years i ut lia
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9ailg !. Gmpire.
The Great ENpansion oTtho OUR


From this timo, through spring, simmer,
fall, up to and perhaps through the Presden-
tial election, let tho people Of the United
States prepare for the liyeliest and most pros.
porous times since the war commenced Let
them understand that the PAPER currency OF
the country is to be vastly augmented within
the period named. Tho paper currency now
amounts to only about eight hundred and six,
ty three millions Of dollars and there ata hot
less than ak hundred million1 more 10 be
thrown into the market, to influence trade, Ia
lntiame prices, 10 increase rents, TO increase
the price OF every commodity y--thipgs 10 wear,
to be eaten, TO DO consumed in every shape,
Gold will 20 up, stocks will so up, everything
will go up, and consumers wages should 20
up correspondingly OF these new issues OF
six hundred millions of dollars in paper, the
iivo per cent interest bearing treasury notes
will naord four hundred millions, aud the new
national bank currency will afford the other
two hundred millions Besides this, the Stnie
banks, in whose vaults great proportion of
the bulhpn Of tho country now lies may feel
at liberty to increase their circulation to a
basis warranted by the amount of speuie they
have on hand 1hs will still further augment
the iloating paper capital Of the country 80
that before the yehr is out, the United States
may boast OF u currency of some sixteen hun
dred millions of dollars With this stupend-
GUS amount of currency what is 10 hinder
the greatest prosperity, in every branch of
trade2 Nothing whatever SO make hay
while the sun shines. Don't delay. For ahl
remember tho prophecy of the Comptroller of
the United States Currency, and tho caution
he gave to the managers Of the new national
banks, The present prosperity Of the country
he says is iieticious 1t is thu result Of the s-
sue of immense amounts Of treasury notes to
pay government contractors, TO defray The Ok
penses OF the war, and the unnatural impe-
tus ii has given to certain kinds Of business.
Look, then, to the future. Let the wise take
timely warning Make hay while the sun
shines for there is no knowing when darkness
may come upon the land 1t may come Ia
broad day, or like a thief In the night In
the midst of gresent prosperity let the people
prepare-prepare for tho overshadowing af
iicrons which may be resting in the womb Of
the future---N L. Herald ....I0i ,H.
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For rRent.
> IItlpFL FOR RENT.

IiND'IT Nh FOIt ItIIIN t.
TItnE largo aud CommOdou hotel the railroad,
on tho corner of Main and sixth street, known as
tho Chicago House, (lormerly called the Anthony
Housed 10 offered for rent, 10 good tenant. The
house IN large brick situated tho Railroad De.
pot, and but aud used expressly Tor hotel Persons
wishing information In regard 10 the house re-
qussted 10 call At No f01 Finh street, niekcy's
Block del4ilm J, BlRKEi4, Agent.
tCincinnah Enquirer ropy.l
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Airs, A. called and got ono doliRr's worth Of ll'4
TWELVE oENR SUGAR, ar MIHIoK's.a 700.
The incest kind. .I ,... ..I Irf
Mrs. Il. got one dollars worth Of tho uinest lund
.FOuRTEEN GENT SUGAR, Ar MIAICKs f
MrS, 0. got one dollars worth OF tho ahoice quail,
ity ut ....f.s I H. ..
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MiNi0Ks.
Mr. y, says u,at he got the best quality OF iroen
RIO COFFEE AT ]. A. MlNiCK's,
That lac ever drank, and Mrs, y, says she got tho Rn
Ost Of W -.H lUU tfN I'.
GGREE rEA Ar A. MINI0Ks. eat. Id
White every body calls gets some Of that eHcellenf
EXCELSIOR sYR6F, AT ). A. mIEfUK. I
Mr. NJ. says he purchased RhAlf harroi OF .it ....
WHITE FISH Ar J. A, MINIOK's, 5000.
Decdedly the best ha svaE used, while tho supply
NO. MACKEREL, AT J. A. MINIOR's,r ..i..
both TOR alse and quality cannot he eNoeed ths o.
flo invites an 70 cOi At his eatabshmont andm
pect his stock OF ..sa .II I..II II-I 7T..-.
CHOIOR DRIED FRUIT, .....a. f lit-lI#...
OOFFEES AND TEAS,
SUGAR OF Alb KINDS,
And the largest and hast variety Of Groceries 10 he soon
IA The city HIS large estahlishmentis on The .'H
Corner OF Market and Jefferson SIS.
aitigy % -rt ttts.tA t.HH ODD H au alaf. ..
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Aininlentunl.
WORTHY OF the NINETEENTH CENTURY.
DR. ID. CONWAY's
L i N i M e N II u M

l. i N i M E N i u M
For the speedy and eaeotual cure OF
r. FL Il u M "A II I 5 M
IN presenting tho ''I.nlmentum" to the public es
The day, do not wish 10 ho Understood as ciaimnp
for II the power OF performing nnheArd OF cures, bat
1 d1 dam thai for MI the purposea Of n FAhIA
LINIhENf, Il has no equal. The "lanimentum"
has: Ir-tre3r
Never been Known TO Fail.
IL any case OF rheumatism, no matter Of how long
standing whnre tho direntona Nore carefully follow
ed, nor indeed, ~ DE case q sny dqeaae lor phleh
ia cases of naufagia, pnins "a the back, side aud
chest, cramps IA the sloNnerh, snfnAs apnetifnis-
on aud eatkilnsa a chre uir hofta bfns, aeada INST
ed feet apshanls, goolhaehe, headAehss a., ,uAits
The ',Iininantmn IA tho result Of many ychrs
parseVerinR experiment, aud comhnes Rmongits rare
exeellenolea the pa; amount virtues OF
AN NRXTRAORuINARY PENETRATIVE
POWER,
Which no other lAniment possesses, and which j. tho
secTei OF the unparalleled suocess which meets tie
"lAniuianhim" NhefeVortt Ia used.
TRYlIT OROR, AND NQu WILL NEVER RR
WITHOUT IT,
Il pnt up 10 70 cent so cent, and u botles, with
full directions for use, and manhmctured ony by
Dr. n CONWAY, Proprietor
No. $50 Third s., Dayton ohio
For aalo by merchants aud druggists everywheTe'
eeN'NN"AN IHII'.
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RIdlcuIous DoIngs In 6longresn.

Congress has passed resolution which con
fiscates absolutely and forever, all the proper
", real and personal, OF the Southern rebels
Such n resolution ia in direct oontrAyenliOn
Of tho constitution, and therefore IL mere non.
sense The constitution recognizes no cause
for tho forfeiture OF property except treason,
and Il limits forfeiture even in that case TO
the life OF tho trAlor But the radicals, like
ThRddens stephens, an insane fanatic of tho
DShton, Mnrat and Roberspierre type, go above
and beyond the constitution Since the in
strument gives them no power to CRAFTY their
insane spirit OF hate against the South, they
claim that the rebels are outside Of ANY case
that the constitution provides for, They go
80 far rs to say that the rebels are not traitors,
but foreign enemies, aud that therefore their
property IL subject TO tho common laws ol
war, OF course this measure can have no
other effect than to embitter and render still
more desperate TINT part Of the South that
still holds out, and 10 forever preclude the
possibility that any portion Of the Southern
people can again become good citizens Of the
United StRtCs--N T. Herald .f1
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&rIotrrrtrs, &c.

No. Sa Second street, Dayton Ohio, ..s
y M leave most respectfully 10 aoquant thoir cus
ID TONERS nnd tue community generally, that they
have ehterod milo partnership, nnder the name md
style ot H. o'BRlEN a hROiHERt Tor tho purpose
Of carrying ou the wholeale grocery, liquor, ,ignr
and tobacco busptss IN Dayton, Ohio, q. tito hte
Having ample means 10 enable us purchase goods
nom the hest houses IN New York, Bhlumore aud
Philadelphia and having had ineen years Experience
n the trade, hold out Nlebest Inducements to our
old customers aud Al others who may be kind enough
To purchase from us f.i'
NJ. U'BRIEN, late Of die dtm OF o'Brienl S Foe
Toledo, OHIO, will doyote his tme aud attention 10
please all those who may come tu huy Mt this we'll
known House, aud Il. O'BRiR Nm, will trpat tho rotn.
munity bttor, IT possible, th ever before. poth OF
~ iee very grateful for past hlyors and earnestly no.
ueltn share Of your future patronage. Ahtpdas nj
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MGoiral.
|EEE1aIKlIAYl
GOOD NEWS AT LAST!



The never-faillng DIR. RAPHAEL b tho host lie
succeeds whom all othors have hlled.
ALL WHO ARE IN TROUBLE,
All who have been unfortunate all whose fond hopo.
have been disappointed urnshtd and blns,sal ali who
have boon Eoducrd by false promises aud orsit all who
have been deceived aud triaed with all 20 10 him for
advice and 70 got satisfaction.
He makes ybur misortnnos pnsa away, he makes the
eander and envy Of your enemies fall harmless aud he
Hustans your character and respecabiy ~ spite II owl
reports aud rumora. All who h doubt II tho aiec-
ohs Of those they love consult him rullove aud satisfy
thoir minds, aud 70 hud out II their bright and warm
hopes viii be realized.
IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER
FAILS. '.H U
lie has the secret OF winning the affections u tho
opposite sox. lie guides the single to wealthy aud
happy marriage, and makes tho married happy Ills
aid and advice has been solicited In innuinefnhle in
stances, and the result has always boon
A SPEEDY & HAPPY MARRIAGE
To make things more snrc hc will show you the iko
ness of
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE
o will toll you their circumstances ana thclr future
prospects, and what Is batter than all, he can tell y0u
their thoughts and what their q" real" intentions uro
What botior a he o,u toll youii thoy wilt mako you
happy ..f......' .f. .....
Dr. Raphael h, therefore, u suro dependence.
t9l, with tle greatest certainty the result " NIL
RaIla, nterprcts dreams Tor lottery nuh,lcs with M
fflli
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

TRANSFORMING Thanksgiving day was
observed here in proper manner by por-
ton Of the citizens only. A small congre-
CATION assembled at the Presbyterian
Church in the forenoon, and listened to a
very appropriate discourse by Rev. Mr.
Mshin. of the VI. E. Church. AT the
close of the services a. collection was ia
ken mp for the benefit of soldiers families.
amounting to about Sl32. In the evening
services were held in the NJ. E. Church.
Rev. Mr.. Chaplin. of the Presbyterian
Church occupied the pulpit. His dis
course was no, only appropriate but emf
nen;ly patriotic and instructive. at the
close of his remarks another collection
was taken up for the soldiers families
The amount contributed was shout SIS.
making in the aggregate about $50 col
lected at both places.
Services were also held at the Episco-
palian Church in the forenoon. by Rev.
Mr. Lusk. No collection was taken up,
we are informed. but committee was ap-
pointed to solicit contributions for the
poor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Us prepared nv the originator the justly celebrated
Goes Cough Basam. Mr. Coe has prepared medi-
cnal article for public and general use, but what has stood
the strongest and has always borne the palm
tory every disease ii has been certified to
Will you who suffering from Dyspepsia Indigestion,
Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cramp and Pains in
Stomach and Bowels Acidity of the Stomach Cholera
Morbus. Dyseuery and General Debility, and weak
Of the whole systemtry but single bottle, will
urge YOU again. if fail in this case.0ur own knOwl-
edge Of its merits, the united testimony of all who
tried it, the enconiHns of hundreds of neighbors
your duty Yourself aud the beneficial result certain
the sunshine alearnesty persistnt urge you to just
try bottle. what is not correct. if our state
concerning its wonderful virtues found
be true, if Won do that the operation tho medi-
cine is instantaneous and perfectly Wonderful viii
profession the public health and
retire from the field, admitting that incompetent
compound medicinal preparation, which would he enti
tied 10 your confidence
cE Sold by druggists everywhere Price 81 per bottle
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
OI 6 .

AT Athens, Alabama, Sunday, Oct, 23d. Of Ty-
phoid Fever. J. d. SCOTT, of Company d. I'D
Ind. Vols. aged 10 years. 10 months and days.
The above mined was faithful and honest sol
dierswho iv,d faithful his profession. both in
the service of God and his co ntry; he never
known to shirk from his duty, and met the enemy
Sithtlnt determination known only TO those who
are conscious of doing right; he unpretending,
kind and generous and possessed a character for
truth and moral virtue which no one could ques
ton, and died rs he md'lived respected AMI hon.
orcd by all thai knew him; he has finished his
work, has fought lis LAST battle and now fills an
honored soldiers grave, and as his comrades, We
tender thee the following verses as tribute to his
mamory: No
Slow fades the Summer in the leaf.
With 81 oady pace the Autumn comes;
No longer is thy peace disturbed
By bugle call or roll drums.
On the southern slope your grave il seen,
NOwar drums stir is triEquil sleep;
y ours * Il rest forever sealed,
Whether the nation smile weep.
Yon have. bravely done noble part.
You have served your, country long and well;
And NAV your honored spirit hence
Forever more with angels dwell
a CONRADE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01


The Stark Comfy Press. q Dem ocratic
sheet. goes into new hands the first OF
January. and will thereafter be neutral
paper. lfboth parties give it a cordial
support IL may be sustained, but generally
such papers are distrusted by, politicians
of both sides. aud soon the publishers are
forced tn throw off their, neutrality. We
hope this may not be the case with the
publishers of the Press. bat it is not to be
disguised that it requires more talent and
patience to conduct an acceptable neutral
paper. in small country town, in times
OF great political excitement, much more.
Indeed. than-is required to manage a par
tisan sheet. Those who have tried it
know how difficult it is to keep cool and
evenly poised when)ths political elements
surrounding them, are dashed into Jury. ii
il like rowing against wind and tide.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

CHICAGO TRIBUxE-We take pleasure
in calling attention to the Prospectus oil
the Chicogo Tribune in another column.
1t is sterling Republican sheet and Justly
merits the liberal patronage it has hereto
fore received from the Union men of this
county. We cheerfully commend il. to all
who want frs; class news AMI CONNER.
eial, NJ well as fearless. outspoken and
able political raper--ad socating freedom
Justice and humanity. and the perpetuity
Of the Union at all hazards.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

We have received lengthy poem from
our youns friend o. Z. Silv-y. of the 4S.h
Ind. which we will try to find room for
soon. but we must confess we do not fan
cy such long poems much. Few people
read them even when they emanate from
master minds. The facts related in the
poem referred to would have been much
more entertaining and more generally
read hal they been narrated in sober
prose. g9sA = .Ha
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

Do you want COOL Clock or Watche
Philpot can accommodate you on the nj o>t
reasonable terms. Do yon want your
Clock. Watch or Jewelry repaired? Phil
pot. next door south Of Wheeler's Bank.
is the place to go. He is splendid work
man, and warrants all he does
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
Dyspepsia and Costiyeness Cured.
DR.. j. TENNY 3 CASE.
Srw Yopv Mr<rop January Ia. I

VIEW YORK MENTOR, January IL, 1901
Whether the Brandreth Pill is Convertible into
taof we VIII not Baw discass But olr chif oljeef nj
this time is to give statement Of gentleman who SAYS
he has taken of the Brandreh Pills for at least six
teen months daily about 4S0 days In succession and
who says that the end that time he cousidere him
self cured Of Dyspepsia, attended by constant coive
state Of the bowels which had troubled him for long
time. - YAH ~IIl p
This gentleman, Mr. Daniel j. TcnRys reefdcs at the
Astor House, his city, and has been in the ejosment
ofexeelleat health snchc curfd by This nzt
ment He IL an Intelligent man, and fhere i no dPuH OF
the truth Of this statement This proves least thu as
many = BY Of gsndrst2 eHn he
taken r nearly 800 days m snccessou without hahn. and
at the epd Of that tine dyspeptic d eosive habit Of
body may be perfectly cured 'fs could not be said OF
any Of the eathartics In hfhose Who style selves
the Regular Edcrifg. q Z ~ {
Sold BY Pprsifur %, and by ell respceslse dealers in
medicines. n3ul
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

The December number Of the Con.inen-
tai Monthly has arrived. 1t has some ve-
~ instructive articles from the pens OF
some OF our ablest statesmen and warriors.
The Continental is devoted to Literature
end National policy. Published y'Johp
I. Trow, so Green street, N Y,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

d. T. Phillips. Esq. has been appoint
el Notary Public. and will take acknowl-
cdsments. make conveyances. &c. He is
also agent for the North American lnsur-
auce Company-the Oldest in the United
States, and the Continental. These
companies are as good as any.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

Santa Clanse is again about to visit our
town. and will make his headquarters at
Lemons Drug Store. lie says he is go
ing to have something tiat will please
everybody. from a penny Whistle to the
richest Photograph Albums.
Don't fail to- give him call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

wosfH srE.Ilso-Iti is only a genuine. a de-
sirable,, hence a valuable article that i. wet,
stealing. Just so only the good. thing is worth
counterfeting. ltsuests co the great valueof D.
B. De Land s. Co.'S Chemical Saieratus thatit has
been extensively counterfeited, and spurious arr
tiele in green papers put into the market. The
genuine is always put Up in bright red papers, and
may be had of the best family grocers in the United
States. r-frc d
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

ISraxr Charge -TkErHINo From long exp,

INFANT CHAReE -TfErHso From long e1pe-
rience We know that so reliable a remedy will be
appreciated in every family, as the mother will
find that this simple remedy will give her and her
infant refreshing nights rest when the child is
troubled with Diarrhea and Dysentery. Wind
Collie and fretfulness, which is so hard to over
come land we have never known of a single case
in which it has failed to give the most perfect sat
isfaction.
Call for Mrs Baaning's Cordial for Children
Teething.4 BIZ - ~ [n5.2t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

II is not true. we understand, that j
NJ. Dale was arrested the other day for
having such a tremendous and comprehen.
sive stock of Goods. and for selling them
at less than present New York wholesale
prices. The report or something else has
causel great run upon the establishment,
for several days. but i, has stood the run,
SO far. without any sign of exhaustion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Does not Vhilrate and excite the patient sufferer like
alcoholic hitrs and beverages all advertised dys
pepsa, but il = medicine most wonderfully adapted all
diseases Of mo stomach and bowels.