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PRAS3 STENCIL A1.PHABETS,

no. 561 Or 10N RTKEET. BOsTON, MASS.
nc enly EannActure1s IN the ualted sta.ea, Braf
AphAetts and Figures nnJ great extent cy in any
var1etP. Sold It wholesale i the Lov1Br CAei
fRIc1s. Also. thr BEST OF INDKLIBLE GTRHCM
!Nk. y1RY CrxAF, Stencil Dies Md ali 6uda of
stsac,l ntccE. inquiries Or order. promptly It
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Tnis medicine tnereAses tbs po1r. Of dtkeateu aox
e1cttsa the ehsorh1tS into healthy ation BY Walak
tsf4l sple Kouaots. &ke reduced. well u pain ~
tpdsn1Atoa. adds Eosd for Uau. KoGao1 x.
6f1l.
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SUPPRESSED MEMSTRUATION.

Which In the un,h ar1ie1 female constsat recu..
ring disease aud through neglect the seeds Of UoFe
month after month passea without an enort heisz
made to assist nature he suppression becoe chro1
e 1e asF n
T1oE nlslly ends her career.
Irritation Of the Heck Of the Bladder; Iudak
na:foa Of tho K1dnsJs, Catarh sf
the Bladder, stranguary ant
:. Burning, or Painful.
Eriu2tiDS.
Fer these dlsea7ea It Is truly sovereign remedy
and too much cannot be said In Its praise. 54u4lt
dose has been known to relieve the most urgent syp.
dre you troubled With that distressing pain in ths
EMAIL q ths eaeE naa hrSqgh shs n hips2 saspe9
magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long SINCE given up the use Of buehu, cubens,
and Juniper In tho treatment Of these dfseases, Ad
ouly use them for ha want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
1as aas proved ITSELF equal to the sk that has dsvov
DIuRETICS
Irratc and dSench the ktdneys and by constant u.
soon 1ead to chronic degeneration and confirmed al
ease.
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ters8 Is
PROTECTED BY THE GOVERNMENT
With an o6}cial Stamp. Issued uader<the aushosse
Of the
US. Treasury Department.

.. S. Treasury Department,
Ia simulate tt1ls au,hent1cattou. Is CRIME AoAres
rnE UNITED STATES, punishable Dy long tmpriso9
ment and heavy lines.
TO TIE Aa1D and dee-eplt, 70 al who are feeble
emncfnfed add broken down In health md Bpitta d
sUfertFg in any way from GEEKEA1 or LOCAL pKpILI
~ course Of this KKrSv1GORArENa EIIxR viii
bring present help and new constitutional strength
tue future.
Asa 4Eass q FHHTKS1Ss aT1S AsD Axn1s7.a PRO
tnre, Of relieving pyspePsia. and ~ othsr diseaa
tered nerves; Of revyng the animal spirits md of r.
E2l.ting sss ~ ana ths s15snlaon 4
parable wish this popusx Protecuye and RsstoFaaYe
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

Bi,nsc in Treasury. S276 %
All Of which is respectfully submitted. Janaary
l6, 1851. ID. HOW, Trras.
The Treasurer report was accepted and
'ord.r d to be placed ON the Records of the
Society.
The following persons have been ap-
pointed to solicit persons to become Life
Members of the Society, to-wit:
Tippecanoe Tp--N- b. Alleman, John Rockhill.
Bourbon-Albcrt Bo..su, Sylvester Bcas.
German-Jonas Wider. Christ Jockey.
North d. S 0snger. Charles II. Barkiey.
Polk Robert Kennedy, j. P. Webb.
wcs,-Sscphea White, Daniel s. Gruhc-
Union-N. Mclaughlin, John W. Moshcr.
Grcen-W m. J. H,ud, Samuel Cellars
Walnut-Fred. Hoover. Grove B. Pomcroy.
center--James Reed, d. How, E. S. Elliott ant
Elias Jacoby.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
Musical Convention.

We take pleasure in announcing IA .oar
citizens throughout the county. that ar
rangemcnts have been male for the holding
of Musical Convention in Plymouth,
lasting four days. beginning Monday
morning. March l4:h. AMI clo-in Thu sdas
night, the l7th. with GRAND CJxcERr
The Object is to promote the cultivation Of
music throughout the country. AMI We
hope that all persons that can read plain
Church music will be in attendance. 70,
they will find the opportunity one thu,
rarely presents itself for musical improve
meat. cultivation Of the voice. style in glee
psslmody and anthem singing. Choir
congregational, quartette. duette and sole
singing will be amoag the many things
presented. Mr.. Sufeln. Prof. Of Music
who has been holding conventions in TIN
West for.the past eight years, has beer
invited to conduct the exercises OF the con
vention. There will lie three sessions De
day. morning. afternoon aud evening. a
Westervslt's Hall. Tickets for Conven
ton: Gents. 81 90; Ladies. so cents.
H.sB Dickson. HZB. Pershing. DR.
Caikins, Rev. J. e. Chaplin. Rev. T. L
Wsbt. Dan. NJ. Mcdonald, DIR. j. E
Westervelt, j. E. Kendall, j. C. Leonard
Henry G. Thayer. Dan W. Hamlin. N
D. Mattingly. John Balm. T. j. Kerr
Teacher Of Music, II. Mcconnell Charlie
Whitmore. Plymouth. Ind. Zee nh .
Hosea Rounds. Hon. James o. Parks
Bourbon. Indiana. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
Roback's stomach Bttters.
SOLDIERS HOME,
80 rCr,r~s~-rwow (,~v.~~

CrScIsSarI, June 4, 1869.
To Ia. C.. w. RoBAcK-
Mr. DEAR Sir; am dispensing a.sccond invoice
of your Stomach Bitters among the large number
of men who daily arrive at this institstion for re-
frcshment and rest. The universal Testimony is
that these Bittcrs the best made. For the va
rious summer complaints which afflict so many,
know Of no remedy 50 safe aud sure. Piutarch
says, ITO ask hysician what is easy and hat is
hard ofdigestion, and what will agree with the
stomach. Is about as sensible as to ask what is
sweet or bitter, sour" Persons who look out
for breakers-and have your Stomach Bittcrs in
the house--I am sure will never ask any one the
foolish question spoken of by the great philoso-
pher. must not omit word or two for your Ca.
tawba Brandy. have many men here who have
brandy prescribed for them by distinguished Army
Surgeons. The effects Of yours on such are most
beneficial. far more than from any previously
ken. Persons who desire really pure Brandy
cannot faln their purchase il they get your brand
am, Doctor, with much respect
your servant,
G. w. d. As:REws, Superintendent.
u Office and mandatory, Nos. Sc, Sc, GO and
62 Fast Third street. For sale everywhere.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

u WAR Has ITS TRIuxrHs. So EAs PEACE,
While the armies Of the Union were win.
aing brilliant victories, the Chemical Sal
erotss was enjoying . series Of uninter-
rupted triumphs over the popular aversion
to all ssleratua. because the common kinds
in use were found TO be destructive. Sci
ence had Demonstrated that the Chemical
Sdlsratxs was not o1ly rure in its nature.
but wonderful in its effects. producing bet
ter bread and biscuit than any other kinds
Of saleratus or soda known.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

New York. Feb. eth. New 70,

Nsw York. Feb. 27.-Tbs New York
Times says:
The steamship Fulton from Port Royal
Wednes lay last. arrived here at q late
hour last night. bringing information Of. .
sad reverse TO our expedition under Gen.
Seymour in Florida. We are unable to
give details. because; after tine Fulton had
put into the bay, she was boarded by the
Provost Alsrshal and the Qasrssrms ster.
the passengers Of all private letters in their
possession To passenger by the Fulton
We are indebted for the following main
facts Of q battle:
On the afternoon of the 10th our troops,
under General Seymour. met the enemy.
lis. 900 strong. fifteen miles beyond Jack
sonyille, and eight miles beyond Sander
son. on tho line of the Jacksonville and
Tallahassee Railroad. The battle was
desperately fought during three hours. and
at sunset our forces, ovsrpowered by mum
bers, retired to Sanderson, taking with
them the greater part of the wounded.
Toe 7th Connecticut, 7th New Hamp-
shire. 40th Massachusetts. 4Sth and l5Oth
New York, and the 9Th United States reg
ulars were engaged. Colonel Frisbey. Of
the 9Th United States regulars, was left
deal on the field Colonel Reed. Hun
garian officer, was MORALLY wounded. All
the officers of Hamilton's battery were
wounded. Captain Hamilton. wounded
in the arm, and Lieutenant Myrick. woun-
ded in the foot. are at General Gilmore's
headquarters at Hilton Head. Colonel
Guy Henry. of the 4Oth Massachusetts,
had three horses shot under him, bat es-
capped unhurt.
rhs Cosmopolitan arrived at Beaufort
on Monday evening. with 240 Of the
wounded. Colonel Reed was among them
who was still living when the Fulton left
on Wednesday.
! The enemy's loss Is not known. They
captured five guns. 1t is supposed thai
the troops were from Bragg's army. Gen.
Hardee himself was on the field. having
come to Florida on avisit to his family
and also to form second marriage.
Our loss is variously estimated at !rou
500 to 1900.
Seventy eight rebel prisoners were
brought by the Fulton.
We understand that the Purser OF tn,
Fulton has list OF the killed and wound
ell, which he will show, but will not ALLOW
it to be copied.
/
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAxurAcroRY.
MIR. A. p. Elliot. one Of the best work
men in his line in Northern Indiana, is en-
tsyed in manufacturing wagons and car
riages IN South Plymouth. His work al
ways gives entire satisfaction. and we arr
gratifisd to lea,n he is enjoying an exten.
sive custom. having orders always ahead
Notwithstanding he employs several hands
lie intenas as soon rs he can procure more
hands to manufacture still more extensive
ly. and If possible get ahead of his orders
Ct -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

FARN FOR sALE.-A farm containing
Five hundred acres. situated six miles
north of ri, mouth. and two miles east ol
Tyner city. known as the Abshcar Farm,
can be bought at great bargain. and on
terms to suit tho purchaser. IL application
be made soon to A. TEEeAaDEy.
1881 Laporte, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

MITCHELL NV MAF AND ATLAs-I,
the 0ost comprehensive. correct and salts
factory work Of the kind ever Off red 10
the public. A copy ought to be in every
house. AS . work OF reference it is inval.
liable. Mr.. James w. Linn is agent for
che work. and is at present engaged IN can
wasting the county for subscribers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

The proceedings of the Stark County
Union Convention. which we publish to-
dav ought to have appeared lat week. but
the paper containing it did net come into
our hands until our paper was about fill.
The resolutions ave able and patriotic
and have the right ring. The Press TIRE.
ia ridicule them. bat only exposes itself in
the attempt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

TERRIBLE AccIpESr--The boiler in the
Ely Saw Mill. one or two miles north east
of Bourbou. in this county. 1lew mp about
1 o'clock. p. m. on Monday last. killing
she fireman. named Myers. instantly. blow
ing bis head of, pieces Of which were pick
ed mp in several places. and woundins the
engineer severely. The head Of the boiler.
which was of the Locomotive pattern. was
blown out, and the remainder of it blown
a distance Of eighty rods. cutting off a ma
pie tree foot through, about fifty feet
from the bottom. in its course. The mill
hal not been erec'e 1 very long. but sheth-
-er the boiler was old or new. or the cause
ofthe explosion we could not learn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
Attention, Farmers,

Hungarian Grass Seed. Clover Seed,
Timothy Sec.l. Flax Seed. Red Top Seed
Kentucky Blue Grass Seed. Land Plaster
Corn, Wheat and Salt, for sale.
/ will also pay the highest wholesale
market price in cash for each Of the. above
articles Office at G. PaIner's store.
lS-tfl ii. G.. THAYER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

NEw FIRM.--Mr. A. Meyer. Of Cincin-
natl has purchased an interest in the Gro
Gerry House of Mr.. L. Nusbaum. in this
place.. L. Nusshaam * Co.. will be The
style of the new firm. They have very
large stock Of the best quality of Groceries
now on hand which they viii add to from
time to time as their extensive trade may
sequise. on q =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
PL7MoUTH MARKETs.


-s-issss WEpxrsDAr. March 2. 1884,
<Wbest 3l2) to 81 % per bushel.--
Corn ct 65 . 20 cts. Clover seed Sc so to
e675: Flax Seed $780, to $3.50. Oats
SO to SIS cts. Potatoes IS cents. Polk
% 00to 81 90. Flour retails from stores
- 8 cents PER ID. Beef hides 7 cents
per ID. for green; 10 for dry. Calf skins
"a cents for srsen: Is cents Tor dry. BeeI
4 snd 5 csnts IRON wagons Batter Is cts.
aKUe 151els. Per do<- Chickssss dsssnd
70 cents pcr u: Turkeys, dressed. 8
= so. $3.50 : lt@~ a.. = ? q ~ -
casper Ill.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

PATENT CLOTHES WgIxaER.-This IL
one of the most useful inventions Of the
age. They are coming into general use.
and every woman who has used one speaks
in the highest terms of its utility. See
advertisement in another column.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

Capt. w. Rice. of the 18th Ind. we
understand. arrived here yesterday morn.
ing bringing beautiful young wife with
him, from Lyons, Iowa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
Spefial gotifes.
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHI.
CAGO RAILWAY COMPANY
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY

PirrsBuRcH, Pa. February 18th, 1864.
The annual menting of the Stock and Bond
holders Of this Company for the election Of Direc
tors, and such other business rs may come before
1T, will be held at the Office of said Company, in
the City of Pittsburgh. on the Sd Wednesday OF
Mirch. A. d., 1864. at 10 a. m.
The Stock and Boal Transfer B Joks of the
Company, at their Office in the City Of Pittsburgh
and thcir Transfer Agency in the City of New
York, will be closed on the lst day of March. nj
} o'clock. p m. and remain closed until the 18th
day of March thereafter.
WI BARNES, scc'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

pulous Of the invaluable and unailing efficacy of
MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S CURATIVE
BALSAM for the cure OF Colds, Coughs, Hoarsc-
ness, Stortuess Of Breathing, Asthma, Difficulty
Of Breathing, Huskiness. Tickling in the throat
Tishtness of the Chest, and Consumption. See
advertisement in another column. ll6-t2l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
Di e .

In this County. February 9th, 1864, Mrs. ELIZA
WeIavax. wife of David Miiburn, Of Green Town
ship, aged abous g years.
I'm this place on the SINE dav, Mr.. JACOB A
WoLFE, Of Ltnc ister, Penn, aged about 81 years.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

March came Ia calm and cool, but with
. bright face. and as the day advanced be-
came more genial and pleasant. Accord
ing to the old saying il will. as it came in
rather lamb-likc. go out like lion. rip
ping and roaring. blowing and showing,
slamming and jamming. biting and fight
ing. and kicking up muss generally
We will see.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

T. PnxTINe---Job Work Of al kinds fiom the
smallest card 70 he largest sized poster. executed
in The very best style, the shortest notice and
tie most reasonable terms at this oficc. Orders
are respectfully solicited
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

The trains on the L. Fit. w. AMI G.. r.
have been raining on Q new time table
since Monday lat.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
Agricultural Notice.

A regular meeting of the Marshall County Ag
ricutural Society will be held at the Court House
in Plymouth. on Saturday, March 5tl', 1864, at
O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of appointing com
mttcc to revise the Premium List and transact
such other business as may arise.
MARK CUMMINGS, Sec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

FkxAIx Lsvx Anoxc rHE MoRnoSs il the title Of
book written BY the wife Of Mormon Elder,
rclative!so her lie in Mormondon. Ii is an inter
essing work. and viii wen repay perusal Of it,
For sale BY Pershins 4 Co. Ilefl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
NJ a RRIE1)

On the 2lst day Of February, ls64. by Rev.
NJ. Welcli, Mr.. HESRY Borsrr, of the Goth Ind
Regiment, to Miss LOUISA KAurxAS, daughter o
Mr.. John kaufman.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
TO CONSERVATIVES.

CensnDptivc sufferers will receive a valuable
prescription Tor the cure OF Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis, and all throat and Lung Affections
(frec of charged by sending their address to
Rev. E a. WILSON, -.Ef
WiIliamshurgh,
Kings County, New York.
l6wksncs-nl3l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

Nearly orquite all of the old Italians
regiments have re enlisted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

DIxEAsEs OF THE NERVOUS, sem.
IL NAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYST EMS.-new and reliable trcatweRs--ia Re
ports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION,-sent
b, mail in sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge.
Address, In. ]. SKILLlN HOUGHTON, How
ard Association, No. 9 South Ninth street, Phila-
delphia. a. jan'y2l-nl2wly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
Proceedings Of the Marshall County
Agricultural Society.
PLYxoUrH. Jan. L. 1864.

hi Aoo ins oohs AoS ASO1s
The adjourned annual meeting Of the
Marshall County Agricultural Society was
held at the Court House in Plymouth on
Saturday. January l6. 1864. The Presi-
dent. Geo. p. vanhorn. in the chair. called
the meeting to order and the following
business was transacted. to-wit:
On motion Of Mr.. Conger, the names
of VIM. j. Hani and David How were
added to the executive committee Of the
Society. which now consists of George p.
Van Horn. G. II. Reeve, G.. o. Pomeroy.
Daniel Jacoby. David How and VIM. j..
Hand.
On motion of E. s. Elliott. ordered that
the sum Of ten dollars be paid to David
How for his services as Treasurer OF the
Society, and vote of thanks be rendered
to him for the efficient manner in which he
has discharged the duties of his Office.
After mature elaboration it was thought
best not to put up building on the Fair
Ground this season. The Treasurer being
called upon made the following report in
regard to the finances OF the Society.
1 n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

Z. S. Elliott hastaken out Auctionee,'s
License. He isA COOL crier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-07
Living and Stealing,

Among the most astounding items OF recent in
teiiigence from Yankee land is the statement that
Brigadier-General Hammond, Surgeon-Ge Of
the United States has been dismissed the service for
stealing and lying
When it is borne in mind that mot general of the
United States service, with the exception of Buel
and Mcclellan, has done anything but steal and lie
since the war commenced, We are lost III amazement
at the dismissal of Hammond. Is it only in the
Medical Department III the United States service
that officers are denied the universal privilege OF
lying and stealing From Butler, at Big Bethel, to
Hancock, at Reams's station, the Yankee command
ers and Yankee newspapers have never told a soli-
tary truth and as to stealing the whole war has no
other object and no other character The very OFF,
GERS who tried Hammond had, in all probability.
lher earpet-bag' stuffed with silver spoons stolen
from Confederate dwellings,, and. possibly, rings
upon their fingers wrenched from the hands Of
Confederate ladies. Unfortunate Hammond
Doubtless he thought he was in fair way to be-
come major-general.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-07

their cwa want II spirit, anideseiveno other destiny
than the military J'sp5tisn t. which they have
bow,d ihe,i Eesk
In that er,nt, no prophet Gun foreteli how feng
the war will last One thing they may rely on II
they choose % be slaves choose to be free OF die
We have not the most remote idea OF laying down our
aims except in triumph or the grave. We have
been too long walking in the Valley OF the Shadow
of Death to b. scared from propriety by the APP
partition Of a hslf-million more NEIL We have dis
posed Of a million already, and, with Ihe blessing
of Providence, can attend to many more a. soon
as the Fcierals have them ready for the slaughter
They have forced las, by long and brutal and
bloody war; to look upon life and its pleasures with
an eye of comparative indifference u Is hot a7
dear TO us as liberty and independence Heaven
has helped us hitherto against the most gigantic
ODDS and, even if they raise then hd'-mit'ion OF
a million, We cannot dstrnst the power ana AID 81
Him who has upheld us hitherto AMI who has most
s,gnaliy shown ina this that liz docs hot always
give the battle to the strong.