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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14
BOURBON ITEMS.
BY 5. W. GOULD,

BorRRoN, Dee. L.
Ma -Eerrss -In our previous correspondence
We gaeer the United Brethren College a passing
notice ;" in which we observed that we could not
even conjecture when that bulk din ywonld be CONF
pleted or how the funds were to be obtained for
that purpose and the rebuilding Of their church,
SC. We have since held private interview with
Rev. Mr.. Snepp, who holds the matter up in a n
altogether diferen. light, which cothpels Us to
partially reverse our Judgment and modify our
rtat.ment He informs that they have borrow
ed but comparatively small amount of money,
$500 and that arrangements have becn made
with the different works" whereby the claim
when due will be liquidated and the building COM
pleted. lie also says the services OF n few compe-
tent teachers have already been secured, ana eve
rything connected with the mattSr looking bright
and suspicious. lie states that the structure would
have been finished ere this had the architects not
disappointed them. Mr. Snepp is gentleman in
the bro tde.t acceptation Of the term and we have
reason to confidently rely upon his statement
Our former article was based upon the opinion and
observations of gentlemen deeply interested in the
Improvement of Bourbon and we supposed their
views wore correct but it Is reasonable to suppose
that those directly connected and Interested in the
enterprise would be better informed with reference
TO their prospects. Interested as we are in the
prosperity of our town it gives US infinite delight
to be able to "change base and speak more
hvorJlbly of the enterprise. We trust that this
statement will counteract and destroy whatev err
unfavorable impressions were produced by Ourre-
marks of last week. and that it may be distinctly
understood that Bourbon is destined to appear ia
history place of hellcsrettres and erudition.
But we still contend that another story should
be added 20 the structure, as it can be done with
very little additional expense, and then we may
well be proud of our College. May the author-
ties consider well this matter and never consent TO
have it finished at its present altitude.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

We think our correspondent. "a. c., Mt Bour-
bon, j, rather hard on tire Bcurbonites. Bourbon
"a too new place to have all the convenienccs he
refers 10. such rs sidewalks and McAdamised
streets. but. We understand they have commenced
making such Improvements in earnest We
should not be surprised if "a. c." gets sevesely
punched in return for the severe punches he gives
the Bourboniies. There is one point, however.
in "a. C.'s" communication, relative TO having
no school hous school in the place for more
than year past, which We consider, if he states it
correctly. we'll TAKEN and whichit will be little
difficult for the enterprising. public spirited Bour
bonites to justify exolan- But the reader had
better not irrcvOcably decide the question until he
hears the other side of the story.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14
Mn,rica.-At the residencc of tle hridc,. {,

Marricd.-At the residence of the BRIDE. IA
Their. near Tyner City. on Thursday, December
9Th. lc63, by Consider Cushman, Esq. Mr. SaNu-
FL Is. DAVIS, oi Lakeville. Ind , to Miss SoFHRo-
MA III frRcH, daughter OF Mr.. Warren Burch.
The Young soldier after escaping death from
rebel bullets fell into the snare OF Cupid immcd;
atcly upon his return. We imagine, however,
that he will not consider his hard one or
thathe will = any occasion that may offer TO
break the .ken cord with which the fair bride
bound him. Nav he ALWAYS have plenty Of sorts
md coin with which to sol1ce his fair bride, be-
sides bank full Of furniture FOR their mutual con
veEicuce in rorking the editions they may issue;
and finally, when death puts to their existence
below my Faust and Franklin meet them at the
portals OF the great publishing house above and
pronounce ihem worthy Of a1miiiance.
hl.o-On the 2Gth ult, by Rev. Mr. Mahin,
Mr. NokL SroKER 10 Miss MARY ELIZABETH An.
DEEsos, all of this place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

Rcliance.-We deem il to be our duty to say
to our readers. that the implicit reliance can
be placed in Goes Cough Balsam. II will cure
your children Of Group, and Yourself of any cough,
cold, sore throat, pulmonary affection. 1t is
tbe cheapest and best preparation in the market.
Dyspepsia can be surely and permanently cured
by Coe' Dyspepsia Cure. Thousands Of dyspep-
tics are sending in their testimonials to the pro-
prize tors, saying it has cured them. We say to
those who are suffering from dyspepsia, coustipa
ton, sour stomach, any disorder Of the stomach
or bsEsls. give il q trial. $ y - -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

The Magnetic Cure.-Dr A. C.. Higgins,
who cures n variety of Iiseatcs without medicine,
il now at the Edwards House, in Plymouth, where
he proposes to remain until the 10Th inst.
The following are certificates of two cures
performed during his recent visit to Fort Wayne:
"This is tocertify that have been afflicted with
general weakness and hip disease for ID years.
Ny hip was 50 sore AMI lame, all this time, that
could not walk without the aid Of crutch Six
days ago visited DR.. Higgins and commenced
his treatment, and after three treatments | laid
aside ms crutch and have not used it since. Now
nv general health is good and l begin to feel
strong and we'll in every way. ii feel thankful TO
be able to make this statement for the benefit OF
others who may be, are, afflicted. | have tried
nearly all of ID years to effect cure with med-
cines but at last, thanks to DIR. Higgins tie cure
has been effected without cdicinc, ard in short
space of time. | consider DR.. Ii. as public bene-
factor. SOPHIA BxIER."
FoRr WAYNE, Dec s, 1866" -
"This "a to certify that have been afflicted for
nearly IA years with a soreness in my lungs and
troublesome cough which, Tor all this time, has
rendered my life miserable. During the last FIVE
or six years have been growing worse and had
grown weak in my left side that l could not
walk any distance without the aid OF a crutch.-
And when I did walk, fsntness and weakness
would come over me which rendered me perfectly
miserable. l have tried many physicians, and
medicines we're administered with no good effect.
NY friends and physicians considered my case
hopeless = was becoming discouraged and feared
could not recover. when hcari 2 of DR.. Higgins
visited him, and, though my friends informed me
that rs he used no medicine it was call humbuS,"
| resolved to try his treatment and vas agreeaoly
surprised to find immediate relief. After ten
treatments / could walk without the aid of my
crutch. / am gaining strength every day. My
cough is not SO troublesome, being nearly gone
The soreness in my lungs has almost entirely
gone. / have no doubt DOW that shall recover
entirely, though I have not taken particle OF
medicine since / commenced with DIR. Higgins. p.
-.tJ Mar Jazz PIERcE-"
FoRr WAYNE, Dec. {, 1865"
See advertisement on second page. i"1It
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

Aceident.-On the 29th ulf, Ethan Peck,
OF Stark county. came to Plymouth, got slightly
inehriated corn juice the extract OF corn and
an this state attempted to walk home on the rail
road track. When near the deem cut, a few miles
west of this place, in attempting to avoid an ap-
prOachinC train he slipped and fell and one of the
wheels of the locomotives passed over his right
hand, crushing, Il so badly that amputation was
deemed necessary, which was performed BY DR..
Gray, Of this place. and DR. iIoag, Of Knox, en-
the second day after the occurrence. The unfor-
tuRate man, We learn, Is in fair way to recover
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14
/. Frank LesIie,s Ladie, Magazine and

Gazette Of Fashion-for December, is at hand.
II contains the usual double-page colored fashion
plate, with seven figures, well rs a iour-pa
engraving. with thirty figures, giving all the latest
stylez. from drawings of actual costumes. Ii con-
tains about sixty pages Of original and selected
matter. and Is the cheapest and best lsdes' maya
zine now published. The humorous sketch on the
last page is carrcature of that important append
age 70 every fashionable lady's make ur," the
"rater- fan'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

Down! Down.i tpownm-Wheat is down
Fork is down, Cottons are down. wooiens are
down, CARPETS are down. and because these things
40 they have marked down everything that
could come down. at Westervelts. They are
now selling good Prints at 20cts. the bes. makes
and choiccsIs styles at 25ctS. Poor ones az l6c,s
Good ward wife brown muslin at 3lcts Good
and handsome Carpets n, from 95cts to SI35 a
yard Furs very cheap, good yictorinc for
s. 90, Maff 81 90. They have Boots and Shoes
Of any style. Hlts. Caps, Gloves and Mittens
Jeans, Satine.s. Cloths. &c. SC. Only One Price
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14
Projected Entersrise.-(

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energetic and ambitious citizens are considering
the proprety of constructing Plank roadlirOm this
point to Bremen. This 10 sensible move and we
hope there win be no backing down. until the
work is accomplished. This section of country is
composed of a soil that is very readily converted
into what is known in common paraDce as mud
and, in the absence of gravel We can use nothing
better than lumber in the construction of psssa-
BILE road. great deal of the trade of Bourbon
comes from the northern portion of the county,
and, in the wet Seasons Of the year, II is almost
impossible for the farmers to get their produce 10
market. is. therefore. question which deeply
concerns both the producer and purcias er, and,
by united action, the enterprise will be success
full We informed that one meeting has al
ready been holden 70: the purpose of dcrsing
means by which immediate steps may be taken to-
wards tie "openins of the ball" and quite mum
Der signified their intention 10 inrcst$fpr each.
keck heball rolling.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14
school Eramination and Exhibition.

The examination Of the cas,e in the public
schools o: this place last week, understand. was
creditsbe alike to teachers and pupils. The re,
port of the principal OF the school viii be found in
another column.
The exhibition given by the pupils of the
Schools Friday night drew n large audience and
was highly entertaining well cre1itable to
the peri rmcrs generally.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

Our Chicago Daily exchanges have been rather
irregular in their appearance for a week or two
past, but we have suffered no Inconvenience there
from,-Our obliging friend, Col. Bailey, of the
news and literary depot, always furnishing US with
copy OF the Daily Republican. whenever ours
failed, for which are greatly his debtor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

DIR. price.-This renowned Analytical physi
clan, who has studied the cause and cure of all
chronic diseases for mlny years past. and who has
been emDently successful in relieving. the af
icted d. will be at the Parker House. in La Porte,
on Sunday and Monday next. The fact that DR..
p. has visited La Porte and other points at regular
periods for eight years past should be a sufficient
guarantee to the afflicted of his skill and ability
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14


Subscribers tn Consider.-One volume Of
The Little Pilgrim costs sixty cents. 1t contains
yoUR TINES As MUCH reading matter as there il in
n seventy five cent book; TEN TIMES As MUCH vari
ETY.; TWICE IS MANY pictures, and the pleasure and
novelty of its possession is reneued erery month for
rhoL, yerr; whereas the book is read through in
few hours, or days at most, and its novelty gone.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14
DR.. H. Aaders' Iodine Water.

Aa InrdlVabie Discovery.
FuLL GRAIN of Iodine in each ounce of Water.
Dissolred srithout Soirera!
Nhe most PowrRFUL vTrALIzIyG AGENT and RIsrORA-
Il ALIVE known. ScRoFULs. S.Lr-HmEuN C.SctRs
isHEUNATfsN, CoNsUNrTTOS and many Chronic and Her
edtaIy Diseases cured by its use, thousands
testify Circulars sent free Price, 81 20 per bottle or
for s5 90.
Z DIR. III. ANDERS 4 Co. Physicians and Chemists 42s
Broadway, New York. Sold by Druggists generally.
n4s.nc3ml
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

Speculative have had no murders, no bur-
glares, no cases OF assault and battery. no elspe
ments or marriages, no Deaths fact nothing
specially interesting has occurred in Bourbon for
the--last week, and we are loss to know how to
entertain our leaders. But we would say, be pa
tent some one OF the above cases will occur ere
long, and then, oh then, in the language offs down
east editor. ut ,riH afford ingne delight to make
the announcement --.r q Tf4I ~ n - = 4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Iron in the Blood.

rgNEE PERUVIAN SYRJr supplies the BIool with its
n LIrE ELENRST, IRON, infusing STRENGTH, ytGoa
and INV LIFE into tho whole system. For Lyspe,,sa
Iropw. Chronic DcrThesa Debility, Female Wakae. dc .
!, specific Thousands have been changed by the use
II tsis medicine fo epl, sicky, snc lug crcatnrcs to
strong heaity aud happy men aud women.
\ j. page pamphlet sent
Price 81 ~ per btttlc. q for $500.
J. p DINSMORE, 10 DEFY Street, New York
Sold 10y Druggists generally [niSsnc1m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

Holiday Presents.-Lcmon received dis
patch night before last from old Santa Claus
himself. that he would make his Drug Store in
Plymouth his headquarters during the approaching
holidays, which fact Lemon announces in another
column, for the information of those who want to
the jolly old chap. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14
The Indianapolis Journal

The Indianapolis Journai.-The pros
pectus of this able and enterprisins State paper
will be found in another column II any of our
readers dezf,e to take paper from g distance We
recommend them TO send for the Journal, as they
will find it equal TO any other city paper for news
foreign and domestic, commercial reports. &c, and
IS, besides, the State organ of the Republican par
ty-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

The Colonel Of the 10th Regiment arrived at
indianapolis on Saturday last and reports that he
left the Regiment at Richmond on its way home
We have not yet heard OF its arrival at Indanapo-
liz. but il has probably reached there ere this, aud
che boys may be expected home in few days. 1.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

Rhenmatism.-Thea aches and pains in bones
and limbs, will be speedily removed by the use OF
Dr.. Crooks Vegetable Extract, which is SOW
reisn remedy for Rheuin atsm.
IL will also cure all Tumors, Scrofnla or any
eruption on the skin. Itisunesualed for purifying
the blood and removing all cause Of disease Sold
by Druggists. In5t4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

Masonic Concert.-A Grand Entertainment
Of Vocal and Instrumental Music will be given nj
Masonic Hall in this place Saturday evening,
consisting Of choice selections Of Instrumental
Music. together with Solos, Ducts, Quartetts,
Tsbesux and Cha rades.
The nett proceed, Of the entertainment will be
appropriated for the benefit Of the Lodge.
Tickets for sale at the Post Office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

II" Won want Whi-k-rs or M"u,tachc, Our gCrrcian
Compound will force thcs To tire srnouthcst
or chin, orlr'ir on hati hsais, in SIX WEEKS Pfic
Sio sent hy mail ANYWHERE closely called on r.ccipt
Of pricr. Adirc.s, WARNER CO., Box 13s. Brooklyn
New York. l.n.rcb23-u2lYI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

Mrdicni.-Dr. A. Larimore, of Bryan, Ohio,
will make his second visit at The Edwards House,
Plymouth, Ind. on Thursday. Dec 2lst. Sec ad-
v-r,isemcut in another column. and bills enclosed
or posted in the city by the carrier.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14
STILL ANOTHER.

II is gives us infinite satisfaction to make the
announcement that we are.rcliably informed that,
with the opening of Spring, to have anoth
extensive FIGURING Mill, expressly for custom
work. This is what We need, rs Heller & Gaen
i'm. arc not disposed to do uchwork Of this bind.
and farmers in ~ immediate vicinity are obliged
to take their grain to Tippcca"'e' a Mill OF ~.
kind will do'an extensive business and we wlih the
propretors success in their undertaking.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

The Winter term of the public Schools. in the
Seminary. will open next Monday. The teachers
will be the SINE during the former term.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

Dicd--In this place, on Thursday afternoon,
Dec. ., 1868, Mrs. CLaRssa TYLER. aged nearly
IS years, mother Of NJ. Charles Y. Tyler.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

The 9th veteran Ind. Reg. have at last been
discharged. The members of the Regiment be-
longing TO this county reached here on Sunday
night last.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

Lost.-on Monday evening last. between Mrs
Coffee's boarding house and the Post Office. One
Fitch Eur Collar. The finder will be literally re-
rarded BY leaving it at the Jewelry Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

Composed 81 highly concentrated extracts from and
herbs 81 the highest medicinal value, infble In the
IF all diseases If tho Liver arrangement Of the III
g~stive Organs. Thcy all impurities Of the Blood
and unruaod in the If Diarrhca Jaundice
pcpa, Scrofua, Bliousncs>, Liver Complaint fevcrs
Headache, Plies. Merural Diseases. Hereditary Humors
Dose fr adults. pill in the morning children half
pill From three pills will cure ordinary cases. and
from To- three boxes will any durable
matter how long standing. Price slOO per box. Trade
supplied t,y mail u
V. MOTT TALBOT, VI. D., & CO.,
n3t-lysnl CO Fulton street, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14
The Grovcstccn Piano Forte

Still retains It's precedence and srt pondlaris and az
ter undergoing gradual im rovemcnts for period thirty
years Is now pronounced by tho musical world 70 he
Rsed and even unequalcd in richness volume anil purity
"ft"nc durability and chcapness. Our scale
action, harp P-airo'i fme, overstrurs hass
tav" rosewood pianoc. selling cheaper by from 800
to s. than the style nj Rish sold any
frst class makers in the country Dealers and all in
Of good pianos are invited Ito send for our Descriptive Cata-
logue, which contains photographs tyIcs
together with prices. NJ should purchase piano
without seeing this Catalogue. Medals, almost wihout
number have cn awarded the Groyestecn Piano and
at the Celebrated rs's Fair, though put in comp to,
with others from all part, q Europe aud the United
States, IL took the highest award. t4-
Established 1881 GROvESTEEN CO.,
400 Broadway, New York.
julv2. Is6S-nga-Iy.n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

The poems by s. w. Gould and Oily Moore
viii appear next week. sr'7 80 -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14
We have adopted the following mode Of
Di9tr1 b ut1on
by sale of IS, O00 articles Of value. -
Our New Model!

WILL W. w
The articles of goods n,rored from 70 5 600.
81 500 consisting of Pianos. seodeons, Gold aud silver
Watches Sewing Machines, Tea and Table Sets Solid Sill
and table Spoons and Forks etc., etc. and the 9TH
er $1,000 articles Of valuable Jewelry Work and Toilet
Cases. Photograph Albums Openfce Silver Watches and
fancy articles In great variety 1900 notices numbered
from 70 600 printed and put into sealed envelopes
and we'll MIXED and these is and sent TO the
person sending IS cents of postage
correspondence etc. and the article Of goods corresponding
with the number the notice will be sent 70 the holder Of
the Immediately tfhe desires to purchase the article
the receipt office dors For instance; If tina number
on the ncte sent ron should lie 500, and Piano. or
Diamond Set or Gold Watch should - s,Ee~d 500, IL
will be for 81, and for s7rie in
list of IS. 900 articles.
gT Aar rscciring tie Article, git doS not
please yon. you return II, and your money shall
be Refunded.
TwrSrYrIyE cents must be sent 10 pay expense VI post
age, correspondence, etc, ON notice.
Rsmenir that whatever article eorrespond. with the
number notice yot have IL by paying To Dol
as for H. whether il be worth 800 or 5000. And for
TO dead fairly and send fine articles
confidence the public and thereby increases
sales.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-12-14

DR.. TALBOTT,s PILLS,

july251s6S-n3o-lysn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-21


Thar is essentially ! stupid masculine indi.
vidual thst puts fun It the ladies on account
Of the filhions, and Eliminates HIS anathe.
mas at the changes in costumes that the
changing seasons bring. 'Tis all labor in
vain, believe us, for since the primitive gear
Of fig leaves donned by our first parents unto
this present, never has the ridicule, satire,
laughter, condemnation or anathemas of the
Adams caused the Ewes to accept or discard
fashion, until of her own good pleasure her
ladyship willed so to do.
The Albany Journal discovers that "Water-
FALLS arelnot peculiarly modern inventions,
but the stupid fellow shouldn't call them
"heathenish. 1t says: owe have always
regarded the WATERFALL as a heathenish in.
vention, but we were not aware until recent
ly that is monstrosity of classic birth. Our
friend, Colonel Jewett, of the Geological
Hall, shows us a coin of Hero /. Tyrant Of
Syracuse, who reigned from 458 to 466 before
the Christian era, on the diverse side OF
which is the head of the goddess Diana,
with an excresence precisely like that now
worn by our ladies under the dubious name
of WATERFALL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-21

The Cincinnati Gaseas Of tbs 18th says;
The downward movement In the curren-
cy balances has been checked, and the transactions
to-day indicated slight increase. No improve
ment, however has been experienced in the dis
count market, which continues to work very close
and rates Of interest range from 10 to Is Per cent
Bankers are aiming to to strengthen themselves in
the currency line, and there is no disposition in
any quarter to loan money. Meantime, there Is 9
good demand for discounts, and large proportion
of the offerings are rejected causing considerable
inconvenience to parties who happen to be toe
much extended.
The Chicago Ereniag Journal of the 18th, says
Domestic money matters remain in about the
same condition - noticed yesterday. The demand
for loans is active and pressing, and largely in
excess of the ability of the Banks to supply. The
rate Of interest is firm 1T 10 per cent.
The st Louis Democrat of the 10th says:
Government vouchers were quite dull and lower
Wequote large ones at per cent OFF, small ones
audited and unaudited. at TO per cent of.
Union miltery bonds of the issue Of 1855 were
better and in demand at IS cents.
Compound Interest notes are bought by bankers
at the following rates: dated June 1864 lo4i; July
1864, at 1884: August 1913 at 1913; October 1854 81
1924, and December 1864, at 1914.
There is good demand for land warrants, and
bankers selling I60-acre warrants at s5e, and
We Agricultural College scrip for 100 acres 1t 7s<
per acre.