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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13

PHILADELPHIA.

Ca.s No l. Rrirks cia. n. stone class No. = tel-
~ uiue timber; ia, no . Ca end hrd wood; cl No
o. " i. pine. spruce, juiytr. and cypres. class No =
in. har and p.l,s: cie.s No. Gravel and ard, cls'
No. ~ Iron. .r'u ,se- ~ r, ca-. No. T. steel class
No. "A Fies class 10 - Paints. OIL rul es casr No.
% Sirp ctand.ry Class No. T. H.'dwsre class No 10
-i8' oucry. csis TO- - fr.wooi; COS. 10 2 Hay ~
str " cs. 80. H. proy,fi.ft Glass No. =. Charcoal
No. ~ Bellug p4ckle ard ,ofe; ca,. No o. spcum
aEd i1brc;ng o.; cas. No. 3, ADsIrs, GAS Ne. =
Alil'aci'r coat. c.as -. .. Sa lur nous BIZ top
con cl4ss No -. nlciiaers and tools css >oIcpusc
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Go Wbom ii nan Concern.
ARMY OFFICERS will he literally IRE

An Discharged Soldiers can lave their ciaims ioTHay,
yo,ry Clothing and Raons Money fpoetily set'led ana
c,shsd Al e ued States Army ency and Bansins Once
81 L. BROWN Co, No. 2 ParA-r ace
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Doaro dno Rooms

DOARD WANTED-for . BOY ~ years
o. Ufo iss che vhespl1g cough Fafrs DJarf VII be-
r4l % 4. q QUE. i1r.. 30 III IS I a. NlsiI 30 T..
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A L GRAND-SI. CHEAP STOKE.
n NEW EONNEfs. ELOpItRs AND HATS,
READY TO-DAY.
LINES or LADIES sfinSfRAW BONNIfS 81,
IJc.. 81 : p. p %, -, - 3, AID 49,
ANOTHER LINE. beautifully Gear. Z - 80 AID -.
well worthy inspection
Ais0 GRhY linlR BONNErs. ? 81 -. und 81
OVER ONE THOUSAND FANCY HAIR BOHsETS At
Sos. To-, end VI sarh
BcENETs ~ ENDLESS VARIETY. nom lc. 20 > 10
The STOCK Il BLOOMfRS l. Trplc's vie. uoyc.ties -
every d,aor pton which attention j. invited II embaoe
egcy shslc braid iI0 o~ 70 hnest qusty The .g1t
stool u ne season 10 se.ec. ron. -
EDWARD RIDLEY.
Nos 81 ani 81 Grand and - Al en..',
fifin block east from TIE Bowcry.
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HAND-Tbis New Novel ~

CUPERIOR FISHING new Book on
- sportrs Dy H. l.. ROOSEVELT One Of he mos witty
eu,er,in,ne and ioicitis books pl".ea insi rs
attractive 10 iae amateur 70 ire professional Ie1def
CARLETON. Pu5i.hfr New-lor4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13

s'SHE SLEEPS, THO NOT \ STAR
- The Noo''iic Dream--heauti nj 'ereuede.....35c
SUNLIGHT WITHIN Ny HEAkT .............85c
II MAS ~ MOTHERS YOICE..............35c
SOLrIERS HAPPY BETURN-2laz0rha.......a
HAVE YOU SEEN HER LATELY (comicl.. $50
Tiit JERSEY LOVERS (coinic). ....,..........S0
nals1 % any addre.. tree Of postage.
FREDFnICk blIAlE. Ne. 203 POWery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13

I'OR ShLE-rhc threc-siory HOUSE aud
l extra sile LOT. north eds OF Eighty .Isih a., third
hsue from finlasf CtarI Pifsls y .pa pleasant and
Lesl,lv VIII hne vco ~ ,ls Part lie hons d. n
plsie ordes. and VII tu sold VT all oI he furniture,
rllirs il-f- Iflr sr.fe' nee l.1n rlrl'. ipi p~rb
,'d p.Il.r ui rc iAr premises. o. Of A.
}. DLEGIkEt 50. Co. 30 - Cejlr.
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Real gelnle tor Sale.

MOCK FOR SALE.-Ihe large DOCK near
~ us Raltosl Depot a. hehp0'' -. } ~, pl 'eet
water fronts fric. ns VIII go t,nEa. NsI9
oihcw Jcisry. D.. " htlLD6s No ie Fear b.. y. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13

TIVE JCDICIOUS TREATMENT of Merry
/ ou Seminal rinl-y End kindred ae.i sediments,
Structure. ue blood slim. 2r. For hc Ise oi sufferer
Revised Edition. By CHARLES u. NAslhOND, ". D.,
formerly Professor ii Special =: st"y and surgery IN ihc
Syracue Mcd,ce o.cge, y. y. Price ~ N. J.. NAlNEA'
pubsher No Rrsey-st.. Aston House A1taoss address
No. 81 East lweuts .vcuti-st.
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QrstruCticn.

A T Vogelalorirs Practical school tor business
N No az Bfo,Iws y uor i2tb-,t. Bookkeeplg Writing
srd Arithmetic laugh, their rict appc,.i'n'to sc"a
business
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Il THING yOU EVER SET EYES ON.-lor three
Come and &C. il; send stamped cv lcpe with
yOnf fjicss Il and cents IN IT, aud ns IA guar
curiosity vii be yous by return mail ald csalosse Of
book ..t men and love 10 read. {. BLAACH.
ARD, Puhhc5 Ne. &c Ann -
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Uanis.

LII RESPECTABLE FAMILIES, Board
"A irs.bo-.cs aud Hotels can bc supplied with GOOD
SERN4 ANS i.om I'll Nations ,e,tut nd ta,Ioc. Of
NJ. YORk SHOWS Of.ce b.. II ] .urt--.te.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13
JASON & HAMLINv CABINET ORGANS


rg'iE HORACE WATERS Grand, SQUARE.
\ s,i Urrfat PIANOS MFLOnFuS, HARAD
NUNS sui CABlNFf ORC ms Whoe,sie anl refai Al
reiucsi prices r. ii md rem, owe. pug hltt MoaihI
,yrnen,. received tor same Second hird pianos bs.
gain, from s6D - ssi Factory AMI warcrOcms No AL
Bry.Iss, Cash nf .of scf0n Inland Pianos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-26

Tic Maianarcs Ranchcro mentions the
receipt at that city. Of immense meshl-ery
FOR very extensive cotton factory 10 60 ny
in ihe interior Of Mexico. They have The
best water power, and The cotton raised IN
Mexico Is only snrpassed by the Sea Is
land, but there Is on the Pacific slope little
land which win raise cotton, from want OF
rains or Irrigation, while hands, despite
peonage. can seldom be reliably obtained.
Peonage the essence Of which consists IN
requiring man 20 work out advnnces 70
him and his family for their support IN con
siderafion Of his labor 10 be given, Is not
much Of a dependence in country where
q man can 50 easily run away, and requires
60 little for his susicnance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-26

A csrc. nearly as large A. the Mammoth
Cave Of Kentucky, has recently been dis
covered ten miles from Fort Ruby Califor-
MA. lfuns found 70 be an immense snb-
fcrrancrD lake cf clear Haicr. With high
walls Of limestone On either side The cell
ing RI arch j. sixty fcsi high
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-26

and crew belonging to the Glasgow, about
500 In all, and brought them TO this port.
WAsusaroS, Aug. G.--Seycral applica-
lions have hiely been made u the ENecu'
live authorities for special permission to
visit JefF. Davis; one Of them by his lormer
nhysiejan. who desires ioprotessionaliy as
certain the condition Of that person health.
To this no answer has been made The
Government has means OF constantly being
advised on that subject, and 80 Tar as IS
known here the prisoner health isnot sui
fering from his treatment.
Ra6t nidgwny and John $, Barbour
have announced themselves as Consression'
al candidates from Virglnia.
Thorailroads In Virginia are rapidly ap-
proaching completion.
Gen. r. Is. Van yhlknburg acts as Com
missioner OF the Indian Bureau during tho
absence of Judge Cooley Nho goes with the
delegation 10 Fort Smith. Privilege has
beeu granted the Indian tribes OF Kansas
to locate upon new ground.
-.-----., 30 s..----.
TIN, Inos.C1Ap DuSpgRprRG.--Th The New
York Post gives The following description
Of the monster iron-clad, which has been
recently launched;
The Dunderberg Is nn iron-clad frigate
ram of 1000 tons displacement, and Was
constructed especially for sea going pu',,
roses. She has two enginesof 1000 actual
horse power, and her contract calls ior a
speed Of fifteen knots per hour ordinary
sleamiug. Her armament will CONSIST oil
-four II inch Dahlgren guns.
Tic principal Dimensions cfIhe hull are,
length $50 feet inches, beam 72 feet 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-26


No4r-The balanes standing % tbe credit ~ Dis
~rf Collector rns caused By The surrender a fbe
Trans Miss. Department At the tiiue u became The
fufT OF those cc1rs 20 settle filtr accounfs. otb-
frz refnrus for which were not Treriousiy made
II will b observed that The rolls ilr the zscssrlenl
Of the per cent. al val tax property employed
IN aerc1lturs, have not ben thargsd 10 this accrt
tIfa came h1ine rrfainei IN hands Of The DistTli
CoIlttors. awaiting in:Iuciiens ier ~ rcileiir's
rlich not being rtcciFcd hF ne could Of not
te given.
The assessunnf of fle income taz. ard ter rsr
csut "a prs1i1 iaf Issi. not icing complete q ne
tine oI surrenltf a's0 nqt .tarFtl IN f1ls e.
'.r.rf CE0FgEI DURHAE-
1I.4Ir r.rr rr Tr.1- .4tI |.IIfF -rIIIIf |T|
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-26
rrom lie Houston TeIograph

r
p,ans;,,o ~. fnlI account Of the meet
Essr.singe ~ ,tnS ~, - no Wnrt5ern Metbo-
ing ~ VI u, tno pis,iVps pst pons,,lyor;a wos
uist N,'u,ell az NJ i;t,,o hona of
p'lpiisneu' W 49, ~ Ns.,horn ond sontbern
/ a reunion VI 'io paa.,s,i,, pav t9,.
/ hetiouis' Tnu'on .1itlNrl 49, cIerryman
Ne"hil III l,,.s !, ,nn u tbe Sontb.
WY Was ,, " ~ w ~ f,,.Iosng H..
egA Alet.i0vls' N'iussns1 r.;, n XIX snc.
llsHel' hn.Ss, y, uil'ie, 49,. TX, +. bfi
re!aly q Ner' Y,.ln'A III = fsaal, l Il tbe
eilcei NsRsc'' ~, gl'A q n, i;
( s.A9lect o. feunlop' NV e4l l3 .,,i
'ne opiuluii ~ ~ .V1 1t,,,D .6i,,gns
pAieh we llad exl'fesSsn n yto,1 , g. =
SyH'S hilso- III, ~ $50, LII,
..lIsg ,9gu9 \ i i Snrtbern AtctTo9,sr yJ1,iroh
stS, sSeS .ol u ~ Rsot ~ njsefnline of Mi
fst;'.i q..Y'',a .os,., a rorara Il sloyfry ma
tgilsls.,h. .Ip. stC y, XII, on;tion n,
'u3 iyVFt'ign NJ, ,'aiia,,s1 nta,,o5 itior
tiie ite pssig1st Y
Moi,a n ,l,..I,. H. ,ys 5;dsroS ,y;ih hin i,
uite4 9'7.' II Il a1tsnS HecfnlJ, I, NJ, hnys
W .s.. ss,raste fst.o HIN N,
Seell W. ig,ion,Hh M NJ t,i,,e easSr,s, and.
rclgs2 NH,'to II Il ,s' Y, I, Ea,,1 / ec ,els,
siatlosls nv s13 ssdt" d sIe cl,S,reh III
sAsss boya manned shst
XXX. Xxx. y ~, Il rsiasioasGo f,c n
sonls u-...'s - !, -, f,,,nrcl, shs aaestion
lure potlcy = out = 4" Nm H., rL,,,cI
mas come up. ~ III Ill " ,"e aecent >
s.Norihi protoses III sa,no Laya sngl
sopl'oseu 70 lnis psvpvss, -, fsn, sfr;fo :,
gesteu tnill w sees rI',,..i, Nav
W. n'so. !" - ~ t,,at AK acitat;on Of these
l.oeg you - -. o,,,'S, w nanaht with
questions = f,snn s,s, ,,lace vor,hcyn Meth
cyl - .ns ~ snos, A., ,e,, oni
oaists a.se no. aya,o9ts so e-
pleGic' W., nv, peSogs e nrcelndc oven
sraa,ng nla : ps,at,o s,st u n nss iheir ac-
.elr s..sa ,;o on;non unon The
ceptancc' io,l,u ~ 1s,',s hortro onJ
during the war, anu ',iei, $500
IN a recent inSc'ing, " ~ si,,.,,ays
As TO the Otnef ittcllluuNei ~ % NDin i''-''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-26
cry MILLS, DALLAS, TEXAS,

yIyHE undersigned having become
Y sole proprietor ofthe abose named MILF, situa-
ted 10 he town Of Dallas would respectfully give no.
fiss 10 tho patrons Of the mill and the public gene
fn operation capable Of grinding 5oo bushels
az grain IN p hours. Wheat ground at the usual
rste foneffth toll aud We promise 70 make as good
ncuf and az much Of it TO tho hushei as any mil IN
Northorn Texas Contracts for any quantity offcur
tlled at short notice.
Corn will DO ground on Saturday cfeaeh week.
Flour aud neal Always on band for sale
WM. II. SHERWOOD.
nallas Texas. Aug ]. 1e65,--47.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-26

Will ArrEAf.-An exchange says: Some
Of the wealthy sonihcrners, who have taken
the oaths insiitaied BY President johnson
intend appealing in the supreme Court Of
the United States in the event Of Tie con
siscation Of their property By the district
courts If this be 80. the decision Of the
Supreme Beach will he watched with IN
common interest.
The Tredczar Iron Works al Richmond
have been leased By the United States TO
its owners. Joseph Il. Anderson and his
nartn4-s, who have commenced business
again as iron manufacturers. These wefks
being heii BY the government agents as
c0n6scated properly. revenue j. derived by
renting ihcm until the proceedings under
shc Confscstion Ael shall have been de-
ternincd.
A Western paper speaks Of Wild tur-
key slIot bg 4 1pbff'nrE raetr7 frfrty-
flr.. posnls That rlsi have been either
= rerr lsrre larktf o. rtrr sme4 SPORTS
'etr-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18
Dodd's Camphentine Liniment

The above medicines are for sale at Wholesale
by ]. II. Reed. Chicago; and in Plymouth by all
the Druggists, and BY all dealers througtou' the
country.
Jan. 26, ls65-nt2m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18
4 South Carolina Hero.

There was IN manin Charleston, Nelson Mitchell
by name. who died about eight months ago. leaving.
believe, wife and two children, poor and uncared
for. From the beginning, he has reasoned With
the people, and that openly, about the rebellion.
Twice he sentenced to be hung by a secret
military comm ssion, but the authorizes never
eoad find n man to do the work. A lawyer oy
profession, and an anti-slavery man by education
he undertook a task which ought eror to make his
memory honoref by the negroes and those interest
ed in their condition After the unsuccessful as
nult upon Wagner in July, 1863, a military court
vas convened to try the black prisoners captured
from the 54Ih Massachusetts regiment. Ii was
decided, after some delay, that military courts had
jurisdiction in the case, and that the matter
should be handed to the State.
Mitchell volunteered as counsel for the men, and
after Eve months trial, he gained hi, point and
convinced South Carolina jury that these men
we're free. To do this you can imagi how fear
lessly this brave soul must have worked An in
telligrnt quadrOon told me that he was present
during the last ten or twelve sessions, and that
Mtchell's eoquence was perfectly startling; at anv
Iate it had the effect of awak ening the Jury to
the importance of the decision, that suppose they
we're really frightened into favorable verdict
He has never been reblicly mentioned at Charles
ton since then, except in very doubtful terms
They did not dare to touch him, because he seem
cd 10 be so thoroughly in earnest. and he died from
the effect of poverty and want.
Every night before going to bed Nels' Mitchell
took his wife and children to his room, and, after
having locked the door and closed the blinds, hung
An American flag over the mantle, and sat by il in
ccnvers ton with Lis family. The eYeI.in. tn Il
he died hi house was struck by one OF our shells
from Cumming. Point, AMI his family thus left
more destitute than over. Tney are being well
locked afr. and don't tn nix they will be lowed
70 suffer much r;lite-. Fer all this ser, ice he
had the displeasure of the authorizes and the
eoldness of the people; but the way in which the
neeoes talk OF him is very tender. Nothing can
be added 70 this simple narrative. Among all
South Carolina rs We have ever heard of, Nelson
Mitchell alone seems to be truly chiyaric -
Through all the ntjleFsble gasconade and inhu-
sophistry of the state. his plea for the black
prisoners is the soc ennobling sound.-Horper's
Weekly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18
Cruel General Halleck,

General Halleck, who is now ut Richmond, has
intimated to the inhabitsnts of Virginia what they
will have 10 do to obtain the privileges of citizen
ship, which they have forfeited. Tie idea of some
Of them, that they could resume business, and,
while protected BY the United States remain hostile
70 them in sentiment, is exploded. His order
No. intinates to them that their promise to be
loyal citizens will b: pre- requisite. County and
city clerks, lawyers and professional men Of all
kinds must hold their tongues and restrain their
pens until they take the oath allegiance. Every
person in business must do the same. Officers OF
corporations who have generally been disloyal are
also 70 be brought up To this est. No one can
have his private property restored to him unless
he shows his determination to be hci cclorth n
loyal citizen. Goods cannot be received or ship
ped by the advocates Of the rebellion. FINALLY.
and most grievcus of all, no damscl can take to
herself lord aud master, and promise to love,
honor, and obey him unless she first promises to
love, honor, and obey the United st ties. The
unfortunate swain must also postpone his happiness
anle,s he takes :he preparatory oath; and harder
STILL even if the couple comply wit these requisites
they cannot be married unless by loyal minister
As tho women OF the South hare been more bit.
terly disloyal than the mer, this am n ,mcnt II
come upon some of them with the startling effect
ola clap Of thunder. They will have c,use to la
ment more loudly than ever that ..the course Of
true love never did run smooth. '-PLlIade pkia
Inquirer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18

IN our last from Mrs Darlington she thus di =
coursed concerning Ike: Betsy Jano wri. to YOU
about poor Isaac bein' grated into our noble army;
u was during the late prevailing restriction. I've
been 50 dreadful uneasy-laws me- Bat, Daniel,
atlast we've heard OF him by neighbor who Is home
on furrow. He-poor innOcen..-a, once took his
place. so neghbnr Tibbins saws as first corpulent,
sod soon proved' to be SO deficient that he was
prompted to be an ordinary surgeon-poor child.
But what the blessed dear knows about taking up
srterals, computation OF limbs. and the like sur
rasses me. Howsumever. If he can be the hun i.
BILE implement in the hands of the Lord of saving
the life oftl o gallus fellows whose heads have
been disseminated By the bursting open of pom
toons and things. Why we must sacrifice him free
y on the altar Of epleurisy uniform, and may the
lord have mercy on his solar system"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18
What was Done with the Assassin

The veyed question as to the dispo al Of the re
mains of The Assassin Is at length settled, by
statement which may be regarded final. After
Che head and heart. which have been deposited in
the Army Medical Museum in this city. had beer
removed. the corpse was placed in charge Of two
men. who, after various movements calculated t.
bafie inn ertinent curiosity, dug grave in little
spot Of ground close to the pententary. where for
some years feons have been buried. The Asas-
sins body deposited here and the earth over il
was smOothed and carefully sodded over. Othor
graves Of less infamous felons had previously been
leveled and tr, ne guard is now in charge Of thu
spot, and will continue TO keep it unvoated unit
the grass has grown so thickly that no one will be
able to distinguish the place where the asslssin's
corpse was inferred from other nameless graves
around il.
10 pth's burial il said 10 be incorrect
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.
Prof Robbins New American Method.

Would announce to the citizens of Plymouth and
vicnity, that she is prepared give lessons on the
Piano and Melodeon, and having had considerable
experience in teaching, feels confident of her ab-
ty to render satisfaction. Applications received
At her residence on North Michigan Street, or
through the P. o., will receive prompt attention.
Plymouth. Feb %, ls65-m3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18
THE REPUBLICAN.
When the Bows Come Home.

The touching inquiry, "When will the soldiers
come homer is now Upon every tongue. The
richest fruits of victory Peace, and the most
delightful results OF Peace are that we shall meet
our beloved ones soon. In this spirit the follow
ing lines, by RosERr MoRRis. L. L. D., are com
posed rs the embodiment of the universal wish
that "The Boys NAV soon Come Home" The
tune to which thew adapted is the Scotch mel
ody, " When the Kve came Ham,"
Oh cherry rings the church bell that tells the M Of Lee,
And merry the cannon that thunders Victory
And brighter h the morning when the boys homo.
when this cruel IL over and the boys come home.
We've waited, Of, we've waited as weary years went hv
Our PRAYER twas gruanng twas but sigh,
sunny rays sncssour land was draped IN gloom,
While yetrnrd the ending aud the boys come
AMI the boys com. home. and tn. hoys come hamc.
VIVA, though the boys wounded and many CHASTITY
They are tho marks Of glory the trophies Of the war;
We'll be their hands and feet YES and dumb,
For welcome, welcome TO them when the boys come home,
wh-n the boys come home. when the lSpys home,
Oh the be an homer when the by hons
Sht an dead the absent who will conls orr M more
Tho true the brave who mouer rebel plain and shorc
b hn-h-i, peal. and disturb rot the tomb
will with the boys come homo.
With the boys home. with the hogs CONF home,
They sleep afir in glory, while the boys come home.
Our Flag our Starry Banner 1t speaks to MS To-day
Once more Sumter whence twast in shame
away,
But OH what voice twill though with shot and
bomb,
When Il lead, gallant fellows. the boys home
AZ the boys come home, as the boys c0me home.
Oh the happy happy moment when the boys home.
Then haste, returning soldiers. longer max delay,
The voices Of children do for your coming pray;
Wives, Mothers sisters join them and bid their darlings
come,
Even victory worthless till the boys home.
Till the boys come home tin the boys come home,
Till this cruel is over, and the BOYS come hons.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18

WleMNY Tonic.
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StoMocM Hvttevs
eve NE Noov VAoM's WleMA.
Nv. NoNue&'s
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NoctOvs BINS.
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I'VE NE vlcM wAoM's So\ucG
MN CONNSovt.
Ov. RONocN's
StovAocM HvNtCvs
WNw\SovW I'VE weak NvNA
NeO\\NtNteN.
Nv. NON0cN's
StOWNNcN Bvtt0Ss
Av>wG 0yx>AA WNeA0NeMo\A
aMA woke ASe evNlOYNN\c.
Nv. RoNocN's
StOWA0cM Rvttovs
owe NE So\Alev's Nvl0MA, NW
NveWcwtlNg N,0vvNs0, DWs-
CMtevN, NMeAMNotAsvA, exc.
these Bitters are put UP in quart
bottles, Of lvhich the above is a fao-sin.-
lie. qhs label is finely engraved, and
is provided With Safeguard from
oo,snterfeiters. price 81 per bottle, or
sir for IS.
Q. w RobacL, Proprsstor, No. 8
East Fourth ST.. Cincinnati, to whom
oil orders should be addressed. ~ /
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18

DRArT PLAYED Our-General Pitcher has is
sued orders TO all OF the District Provost Marshals
70 turn in to Capt Wilson, Quarfermaster at this
place. all stores in their possession, and wind u
al business as rapidly possible Il is expected
tnat the Provost Marshas and their assistants will
Jburn7l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18

VIM. Knabe i CO.-Genlenen.
have great pleasure in certifying that have
tried your Square Pianos, and fad them equal.
" not superior, to any In this country. Among
their great qualities. which distinguish them.
Is the evenness OF tone, the agreeable and easy
touch, and volume OF tone. Wishing you ali
the success you 50 highly deserve, / am sir.
yours very truly, s. THAl.RERG.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18
TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES l-SE


most valuable and wonderful publication work of
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WADE MECUM" It is a volume which should be In
me hands ofevery family in the land preventive OF
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kind One cory, securely enyelopcd win be forwarded
free ef postage part of the United States for socens
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No Division Street, New York. -l-r~,f-- :
June 90 ely
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18
PLEAsE. GALL AND SETTLE.

Having sold ont entirely becomes to settle
my accounts without delay by otherwise Those
Knowing themselves indebted the undersigned viii save
cost by settnk the without delay TiA e precious
March z5'iseo d. WOODROW, Agent
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18

suriy bachelor remarks that the ladies f,sb;o,.
for the ensuing season show persistent determi
nation in the dear creatures to crawl out OF their
dresses through the upper part