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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-25
RENEMBER,
THAT THIS BITTERS
Is NOT ALGOIOLIC,
Contains no Rum or Whiskey
And can't make Drunkards,
is THE BEST TONIC,
In tie World.
BEAD wRo SAYS sos

From The Rsr. Leri C. Beck. Pastor ofthe Baptist
Church. Pemberton. ". J. formerly ofAe North
Baptist Chu' oh, PHILADELPHIA.
| have known Hollands German Btters ia
vorably for. number of years. have used them
in ny own family and have been pleused with
their effects that wasinduced TO recommend them
to many others, and know that they have operated
in strikingly beneficial manner. / take great
pleasure i'll thus publicly procliiming this fact and
calling the attention Of those afflicted with the
diseases for which they recommended 10 these
Btters, knoSing from experience that my recon-
mendatOn will be sustained. do this cheerfully
HoonanI's Bitter. Is intended to benefit the ai-
ficted, and is mot rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI G.. BECK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-25
ICFCls HNu Is @UOt q rum UfIIlh.
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
From J.NEWTON BROWN. I'D Editor o


the Encyclopedia Of Religious KnowIedqe.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general. through distrust OF
theiringredientsa effects; yet know Of no sui
hcient reason why man may not testify to the
benefit lac believes himself to haze received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute TO the benefit OF others.
do this the more readily in regard o Hoof-
lands German Bitters, prepared by DR.. G.. VI
Jackson. of this city, because was prejudiced
against them for many years. underline impression
that they were chiefly alcoholic mixture. Ian
indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ
for the removal ofthis prejudice by proper tests
and for encouragement to try them, when suffer
ing from great and long continued debility. TIL,
use three bottles of.hese BitterS, at the begin
ming ofthe present year, was followed by evident
relief, and restoration TO a degree Of bodily and
mental vigOr which had iio: felt for six months
before. and had almost despaired Of rcgaining
therefore thank God and my friend for iirectin
ne to the use OF them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-25

COTTONADES, , sse 80
Alsrse and sood lot on hand,-cheap at cAIKIss'.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-25
J.NEWTON BROWN.
Philad'a, June 90, 1861.
Letter from the Rcv. JOSEPH II. KENYARD

Letter from the Rec. JOSEPH III. KENNARD
Pastor ofthc Tenth Baptist Church.
DR.JAcKsoS-DEARSIR :--Ihave be- frequent
ly requested to connect nv name with commenda
tions OF different kinds OF Medicines but, regard
ing the practice out of my appropriate sphere,
havein all cases declined; but with clear proc
in variou, instances. and particularly in my owl
family, Of the usefulness of DR.. Hoofand's Ger
MAJ Btters, depart for once from my usua
course, to express my full conviction that, tor gen
eral debility of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint. it isa safe and valuable nreparation.
In some cases it may fail but usually. doubt not
il will be very beneficial to those who suffer from
the above cause. ~ --~ar Fr-.-
Yours, very respectfully,
]. II. KENNARD.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-25
J. IT. n y y HhD,
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia

From Rec. Warren Randolph, Pastor OF Bapts
Church, Germantown, Penn.
Dr.. c. VI. JACKsoS:--Dear Sir:--Personal OK
perience enables me TO say that regard the Ger
man Btters prepared by you as most excellent
medicine. In case of severe cold and general de-
bility have been greatly benefited by the use of
the Bitters. and doubt not they will produce SINH
lar effect on others. Yeurs truly.
eH WARREN RANDOLPH.
-r-. Germantown, Pa. r.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-25
MS MS LAMP ATTN
Il APPARATUS
BOILING, FRYING, STEwING, STEPPING
WITH The FLAIE That LIGHTS THE ROOM.

D t;le fau1c ola common lamp. at the cost
cooked " I. Tr.5vne.
Simple II oJns;ruction, easily kept IN order,
re-iy or uss IA a moment e . convenient to
have GU hand 3 - DruJgs"s CfrexLa-.
tish's Lamp - one OF the most popular nov
ees r. ms aay, the utility OF it is unouestio
we great saving Is nai IA cooking and heating small
s-'i-s AID can be made - meals great many
'sfs2s which actually done the ambulance cars
which carry the sick soldiers american
Tor family u-e. hospital, tent barTack pcncs fishing
-r=el o. sc Ion II IS article CT COMFORT
sil proportion 20 is cost Hall, Journal Of Healfa
hsve trie1 the apparatus and my wife and IprocIaim
tie ne an Sc la 1. and niispensabe article and
Nsroader ~ NC could have 80 long done without it
u. Co.. o. C--c.i--
Al econ iea coatTvancc for getting mp heat at short
ho-e 't nursery ana general household purpose One
Important fo.i = Gte saving over coal fres-N
= E7ersag Fo@t
PRICES FROM TWO TO SIX DOLLARS.
CAPACITY FROM ONE TO FOUR QUARTS
THREE ARTICLES COOKED AT ONE TINE WITH
- ONE BURNER.
Arranged f. Kerosene or Coal Oil, or Cass
Descriptive Pamphlet Ofthirty pages hrns gratis
ALSO. TIE UNION ATTACHMENT,
PFico, 50 Cents,
To d at-s che 70 Common keTcsene Lamp Dur
Her by which Water may be Boiled, and Food
cooked also arranged to support Shade -. T.
V p Y FAMILY NEEDS ONE
" D. RUSSELL, Agent,
t-4- No. 2e5 Psarl 81, New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
apr g, issE-25ns rFa ce1 4,-I -1to
, 1864-05-07
Tan Mosquitoes,

The mosquitoes down the Mississippi are
suppased to be. rather Iatge, and tolerably
ferociohs. ain not prepared 10 helieve
the story Of the man who came TO look for
bis COW one day, aud found the skeleton on
the ground and large mosquito on an ad.
inccnt tree picking his teeth with one bf the
But ] will say that it would take man
gifted with considerable imagination To ex.
sggeratc the prowess Of those Southern
mosquitoes. We were discussing them one
night in hotel in New Orleans, when one
gentleman Of the party told the following
anecdOte: ,n.,
,"There was once a man 10 the city who
insisted on il that he was mosquito prmf,
and who offered to lie down Id the, worst
place that eonIdbe fund and let mosquitoes
bite an hour for $40. My friend, hearing
him make the proposition took him at his
word aud with several others, they both
started "ff to a nice nlalshy place .betSeen
thetown and Lake Punchai train--a regular
mosquito paradise. Arrived on the groGnd
the mosquito chap took his shirt and coat,
and 10y down 0n his face. The insects
cattie in crowds, lighting on his back, and
biting coinmsnced. II the man scratched
he would lose his $40; eveh kguSn,ing
was prohibited; but he stood II. like d Tfo.
JIM; didn't give utterance to siGgle gront.
Halt an hour passed. Theground oil around
was covered with goreed mosquitoes, who
had sucked until they were ,as. dtuhE as
Judges, aid were staggering about IN q
most discreditable state. A quarter If an
hour ensured; more Intoxicated snckeys dnd
the man as unmved and Indifferent aS q
log. Suddenly one Of the gentlemen took
two or three string puffs at his cigar, and
then chucked it ON the mosquito chaps
buck. First he WINGED, then he squirmed,
then he yelled, and scrambled up, :.
"'l have c,ms, GcrSss considerable
number Of. mosquitoes in my life," he re
marked, scratching with One hand and work:
ing iuto the shift with the other, :abut |
never seen a mosquito like that before.
He wasn't much to hum, gentlemen" he
cOniinued, "but when IL cOmes to bit ing,
gentlemen, that mosquito was real sno:!
ter" t
ale list his $40, and went home sorelS
grumbiing that when he made that ar bet
he hadn't calculated on no humble bees beiR'
struggled i'm" e.ba
, 1864-05-07

the inv, s,ment of Ne~bcrn &oiild inmediatel,
follow.
New York, April 80 Gen. Burnside left yes
terday by special conveyance to join his com
nland and signal corps that has been stationed
here through the winter.
It is now fully understood that Lee will en-
dcavpr to bring on fight without leaving hi'
entertainments.
Philadelphia, April 29.--The Union State
COnv n:ion mveadOpted a resolution tOthe effect
that delegates be instructed to support Mr.. Lin
coin for the Presidency, aud To oppose all effort:
TO postpone the Baltimore Convention, and thai
one Of the heaviest blows that could be inflicted
on the rebels would be the reelection Of Mr.
Lincoln:
New York. April 29.-Admiral Dahlgren left
today for Charleston.
The enemy have for two or three days been
very active. az il anticipating an advance. says
special dispatch. DcslTters say they are bring
ing up forces from Charleston, Florida, Lynch'
burg and other points.
Madison, Ind. April pa gang Of guerillas
crossed the Indiana line night before last and
burned trailing boat a short distance below
this city. THY also stole flock Of sheep and
some cattle.
81. Louis, April ga Vickshurg letter o
the 22d says the news from Red River is that nc
more fighting had occurred up to the goth. The
rebels were said to be marching on Grand Ecore
and on the 20th our troops were going out ia
meet them. Our army was believed TO he
strongly entrenched at Grand Ecore, on both
sides Of the river.
Passengers from Red River saythe impression
prevails that the rebels are not at all particular
us 10 another engagement. As our army is now
prepared for another advance, there will prOba.
bly, he another engagement soon.
New York, May 2.-Information from the
Army Of the Potomac tonight states that the
troops who went TO Madison Court House on the
2sth burned the town to ashes. Il is unknown
whether this was dCne by order or not.
Deserters report Lees force $4,000 strong
with reiniarcements daily coming in from vari.
GUS quarters.
RappahaDn0ck, and large force is at Freder,
icksburg throwing up carihworks.
A Ncwbrrn letter of the 26th says information
has hcen received that the rebel authorities have
taken possession Of oil the railroads IN the South
for the next sixty days, during which time non.
cOmhatanis will not be allowed TO travel on them.
| II has also BEEN ascertaincd that troops from
Charleston have bcen brought TO Wilmington,
to relieve troops who have since gOue to Ric' :
mnhd.
GcnWesscls and other Federal prisoners. when
last hcar,l from, were at Salisbury, n. e., en-
route for Richmond.
Plymouth was evacuated by the rebels, IN or
der that the rebel torce there might reioin Lee.
Price $4,000 men and Steele with 10000
were maneuvering ut Shreveport TO out-gencral
each other.
, 1864-05-07

In one of our Boston courts, some days
since, a genius was brought up on some tri-
fling offence, and the following converse.
ton cnsucd between the court and the de.
fendant,
"Prisonor, have you ever been con-
demneds" asked the court.
"Yes, SIR"
estate under what circumstances"
.,,.or " .HU ysa.S ~ ~ tn nau s y,
"s."s~ :, ."naI aa t,' ~ s.o s.S0'' ""N
""s 49, AZ ~. ,.sa'...J - .S i,
~LE,ta ~ "s - s"'I~ S.ss ~. S. ssS JsS
49,; -. -. ~ -'' wv W p
"i% %We. .;.r
aTt1i nj sn'
Nh. Nh n.1 .';,,:. ia "eS;"i S' ~. -. .,..
walk IN the country, was most violently
proceeded agaihst BY savage dog"
"Thatis snoanswertomy question. What
the court wishes to know is, whether you
have been arrcstedf
81 have nothing to conceal, and ! reply
in the Affirmative.
ai.ss yesrn
.For wbatyp
al WAS sso;nu along wa,h;n0ton strcet
, 1864-05-07


blades which they themselves manufacture,
have had for centuries the. opportunity Of
q, ailing the best oil over the East; and
transmitted as heirloom in families, with
the care which they take Of them, there ap-
pears to be no limit to their du. alton. A
sword or dagger blade may be wosth as
much as Ei00 sterli.g. TITS matter Is
hot mere matter Of fancy, like that %liich
the Dutchlmn sets upon his tulip, or the
Russian merchant on his fat horse, hut il Is
estIm;trd according TO the tonghness and
the shqrpnesss which the sabre Or tie dag.
ger n be made TO coinbine, and, if we
cIuld manufacture Similar arms at Birming-
ham or al Sheffield. that sum might be i'm!
m d attly obtained for them. =.
The eastern blade is required 70 be plia.
bic, ind at the Same time 10 bear so Keen
an edge as to divide Single hail. Now,
an English razdr owing its sharpness to
hardness of its temper, will divide hair
hut then 1t flies like piece Of glass. =.
The firearms Of the Caucasians which
consist nf rifles and pistols, are rs, mach
valued as their edged weRpnns The bar.
rels are usually Of admirable materials,
but often inditferently bored, ard the hicks
are always indifferent They are heavy y
the barrel, and often mounted with the
natsh.It,rs. bclh az which cifcumstattes
contribute to the accuracy with which the
nnun,aineers discharge their cuntents--,he
former by preventing the vibraiinn uf the
piece, the inatchlbck by .insuring its steadi.
ness from the absence Of all jerk; IN pro.
n. a. :. -, 4
An anecdote Is related 6g mr.. Hale, 81
New Hampshire, te this effect: a couple
came TO inr, elie night; md desired me t9
ghn them IN. wedlock. ! c,,psentru " par.
form tho ceremonyt and said to the man;
Do y"u take this woman to be your
lawful wife r ~
Certainly, be. replied. :, /,
10 you take TINS man 70 DC your nus
VS. Tdon
afssSSSS r5,, r' sra ss man mar .nd ws;e:.Z,h., 4
,nn ~ ' "''' "S W" ~
R,,h ionL.5 ,;,h ,,os,, .s,o,;.L,,oSS,.
and ,hs i"dy s.Led ~ -' -''
al ,ha, slian Se z"
.Yes' that's AZ.
mrty seu,enSe"ar sas ,Ina,sSa ,sr ass sai s''A
e e's
a gen'.e,naI n ssns s;s "'S IT, o'ass s..vs. 70
Puse.Ise ,ns, 'resn "S; sh ha:.r ven = .s n, ~;
~ s1"e ~ ,os,,;,. @ ~. "A q E sa.;',;
Lu' n,u" " iE ~; - "nc
sny ~ S'""u's "''s"' S"'sA '''e sss'S Va
."1,eu sx,l Aa..,f l. s,
, 1864-05-07
" Yes; exactly. What do you ask for p

| cS; eNactIy. W nat 10 you usk lOr
"0h, only curiosity
He came to our house with a pretended
message from the tailor, and asked the ser
want to let him see the coat, to measure
the depth Of the collar. 1t hung in the
passage she showed H., to him; he said
nothing; he s:rolled down to the tavern,
got horse, went to the nearest magistrate,
made his deposition, obtained the warrant
on which he arrested me. ;Hv
was remanded till the nett day. ]
was then brought up again. My footsteps
had been tracked and measured with NY
boots, down the gulch and back TO the
main road, also, in several places between
Sir John Beach's house and the bridge.
l had deiiied seeing anything of Hubert
to several persons. Who could doubt my
guilt? The coat Wis produced, the frag-
ment with the button on it fitted the rent,
which had not noticed. The servants at
the manor swOre to the coat ! wore; and
our own servant also that l took it off in
the passage, on my arrival home. My
mother has urged on ine to explain what l
can. ] tell her the tale will seem too I'M
probable for credence, but assure her am
innocent; and Lucy too-they both believe
me. After all, had ! acknowledged at first
my meeting with hubert-would the world
at large have believed my tale! No, l
should have lived if l had escaped-a
marked man, suspected by most, condemned
by some, and believed by but few, very few,
and l prefer death to such an existence.
When am dead and these pages are
read those who knew my general character,
and those Who have heard it, may believe me
innocent. God and my own conscience are
the only witnesses Of the truth Of my tale
Farewell!
- trt.
NoTE.-Mr. Lionel Bourne was hung
within few moments OF his placing the
above statement in the hands OF the prison
chaplain. His mother died within a week
OF his execution. and poor Lucy, unable to
bear this rapid succession Of terrible aifilc-
tions, is, or was in 1855, hopeless lunatic.
When the writer Of this saw her, she
thought he was Hubert. She grasped his
arm, and looking piteously in his face,
SAID
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14

A number of years have elapsed since the
introduction Of HOSTETTER'S CELEBEA,
TED BIITERS to the public. The prejudice
existing in the minds of many persons agains,
what are denominated patent medicines at
first greatly retarded its sale but, as its yir.
tues and merits became known, this barrier
of prejudice was overthrown, and the demand
increased so rapidly that in a few years scarce.
ly village existed in the United States in
which the afflicted had not experienced the
benefits arising from the use of the " Bitters,'
and at the present day there are to be found
IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD vouchers
for the great merits Of the article. No great
er cure for Dyspepsia can be found.
See advertisement
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere. 27m2
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14

Young Robert Lincoln. accompanied
by several friends, visited our city
last week, and will probably remain
through the summer. He dresses in
the most immaculate white and black,
and is great vocalist. He is fond OF
the fields and trees, and almost every
day his voice may be heard as he
trolls some ditty to his admiring
friends.
So says a Maine paper. We sus
pect the article does not refer to the
son Of our popular President, but to o
different lord, one of the O'Lincoln
family. l............. ...... ..
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14

A singular marriage took place in
Bucyrus, Ohio, the other day. A Cap
tain Lewis was welded to Miss
Maggie McCrackcn. They had been
long engaged the Captain was woun.
ded at the recent battle of the Viii.
dcrness. and on hearing Of it Miss
Maggie left home and went to take
care of him, tended him aud brought
him home. At the time Of their mar
riage he was strapped TO a board un-
able to turn his body. None but the
brave deserve the fair land in this
case certainly two brave souls were
united. - "a t Enf "a.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14

~ BY the application Of new art, it
is said that the most repugnant fea-
lures can be transformed into the most
beautiful. This Improvement on ma
, ture 10 the invention Of French Chem
let, and the result is attained BY coat
Ing the face with peculiar kind Of
enamel. This is new style of false
face. and one likely to become popular
among ladies Of certain age and old
bachelors. II the inventor could only
discover something now which would
bleach blackened character, his in.
yention would be perfect.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14

SALT WELLS IN KANsAs.-We were
shown recently, at Browns drug store
a fine specimen Of salt made from wa.
ter taken from the Ossa wattomic salt
wells. From four ounces Of water Mr.
Brown made forty grains Of salt tha,
had but ten per cent. of foreign sub.
stance, and that was magnesia. Mr..
b. thinks this the purest he ever saw
MIR. Carter, formerly of NJ. Shaw & Co.,
has purchased large interest in
these wells, and is now busy putting
up extensive works. These springs
will be of immense value to tho State.
-Learen9orth hansas) Conservative.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14

On examining the bottom of the
ship Donald Mckay, recently docked
in London to undergo repairs, the horn
of swordfsh was found sticking out
side of her copper. 1t had pierced
inches through plank and had
brought up against timber inside,
when it was no doubt broken off from
its socket in the head Of the fish.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14

EnIGRArIoN TO THE WEsr.-A cores,
pondent writing from Plum Creek
Nebraska. June 7th, says 80 lm'
The sstimsted humber of wagons
passing this point daily is from $50
TO 500, for the last forty days; aud
half the number before that time, since
the roads could be travelled In the
spring. The North Platte route, on
the opposite side Of the river, viii cor.
respond favorably with this. the South
Platte route. The Ferry Register, al
Omaha. from the, first Of April to the
llfrst Of June. was 5000 teams, a. +
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14
STATE OF IOWA.
ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE.
Davenport, June Ii. 1864.

General Orders No. 10. ... .. RI.
l. All recruiting officers oai for one hundred
days will report to this Office with their de.
taehments on or before July 9Th, 1864.
III. All persons who have enlisted for the
one hundred days service will report in per.
son at this Office July Sth, 1861
Ill. All persons who have enlisted for the
one hundred days service, and who have not
joined some regiment for the one hundred
days service and do not obey these orders, will
be arrested as deserters.
Nv. Persons regularly enlisted and needing
transportation will apply at once to this Office,
stating route to be travelled.
By order of Commandcr-in, Chief
N. b. BAKER,
Adjutant General of Iowa.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14
Agents Wanted.
DAILY WISCONSIN

tinted and low priced history of the Rebellion.
1t is in both English and German Also sew
eral other beautifully illustrated, interesting
and valuable family works. Also for Pedlers
and Agents great variety Of Pictures, Battle
Scenes, Portraits of eminent Generals and CT.
villains, Gems for the Album, &C., together
with a large assortment Of Stationery Pack
ages. These goods soll we'll a-.EEg
For Circulars, with terms, address -
f HENRY HOWE,
Ill Main Street, Cincinnati.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14

American specie is at a discount in
Canada. The papers there state that
henceforth small American silver
coines will be accepted in payment Of
sums over one dollar at four per cent.
discount. r,..f f . 49,.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14

The President has issued a procla-
nation, declaring martial law through
'Sout Kentucky. In view of the bold
and active treason that infests that
State. the measure is most needful
one. and we trust will prove salutary
4 in its results.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14

1t is stated that seventy-four per
cent. Of our wounded in the military
hospitals are native born Americans.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14

Poverty is the only load which is
the heavier the more loved ones there
are to assist in supporting it.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14

TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,
Male or Female.
If you have been suffering from habit in.
dulged in by the
YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES,
WHICH CAUSES so MANY ALARMING SYMPTOMS,
II units then, for Marriage
And Is the Greatest Evil which can befall
MAN OR WOMAN.
See symptoms enumerated in Advertise.
nient, and il You are a sufferer, cut out the
Advertisement, and send for it at once "
Delays are dangerous.
Ask for HelmbolPs. Take no other
Cures Guaranteed.
Be~areef Comterfats and Imitations.
c7m2
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14

| CsT0yES. Square Stoves, Elevated and
10 Brick Oven, and Sheet Iron Stoves, for
sale by GILBERT DEAN
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14
New Photograph Gallery.

j. 4. RICH
UTOuLD respectfully announce to the cit
wv izens Of Charles City and the balance
of mankind that he is now prepared to take
Pictures
of all who may favor him with a call. Pho
tographs taken in all the vaious styles and
warranted to please. All are respectfully in
yited to call and examine my work whether
wishing pictures or not.
Pictures taken in cloudy as aell as in fair reather.
N. b. Room first door north of the g In.
telligencer Building" up stairs.
Charles City, Dec. 90, 1863 81
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14
Sherih's Sale.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

InIseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and sexual SyslenAs-new and reliable treat
men,-in reports OF the HOWARD ASsoCIATIUS-ss
by mail in sealed letter Envelopes, free Of charge Ad
dress DR. j. SkliIiN H0UGIIf0S. Howard Association
No . South Ninth Street, Phiadclphia, Pa. ~
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-07-14

CTONE WARE. Churns, Jugs, Creampots
- Fruit Jars, &c, ut GILBERT & DEANS.