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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-20
List of Delegates to the State convsn-

Adams-Wm 7. Martin, 5. IT. Lamb
Amite-p. ". Hurst.
Atala-EHith II. Sanders, Jason
Niles.
Observation-Disclosures Jones.
C,Iboun-C. A Levers, +. j. Byars
| Carroll-W. Hemingway, ). a. bin |
ford. . WI, Allow
| White. VIII,
| Il C. Johnson.
California; I'll. hl>u'y'
Clark A Heard.
Coahoma-W. l.. Strickland
Copiah-E G. Peyton, w. A. Stone
C,yington-A II Hall.
D.,soto-R + Sanders, I S Tate, )
Malone.
Franlklin-k Il Webb.
| Greene
Hancock-D c Stanley.
IIsrrison--L J. Davis.
Iunds-Wm Iergar, \ Il Johnson ueO
L Potter.
sicns.
Itawamba-John NJ Simonton, Il Cason,
" " Gather, NJ. c. Cummings.
I Jackson-W M Griffin.
!. Jasper-C Lindsey.
II Jefferson-G P Farley.
e Jopes.-T G Crawford.
= K4moer-Jas. S. Hamm, Henry Gully.
h. Lafayette-H A Barr, Il W Phlpps.
% Lauderdale-C. L. Rushing, Peyton
s King.
y Lawrence-E. j. Goode.
II Leaked Sparkman.
1T BilIups.
Marion-Uamilton Mayson.
M-rshal-Jno. W. {. Watson, Jas. h
= Trotter, VIM. Wall, VIM. c. Compton
Lawrence johnson.
Monroe-I .E Houston, Cornelius Do" q
Neshoba--L Franklin.
Newton-J. NJ. Lopez.
70 Noxubee II Jarnaein.
cit Oiltibbeha-D. Presley.
we Panola--S Matthews, l. / Cooper.
ing Perry z C.rter.
Pike B Quinn.
ket Pontotoc-C L Bond, Morphls,
nth Blackwell NJ Wylie.
as Northumberland Cooper, ). b. he"i
Scott. CT Owen.
Silrpson-T r Gowan.
ing SuiJh-H. +. Johnson.
ug: Sunfower-W Med Martin.
y Tallahatchie-J S Bailey.
Tlppah-J II Kennedy, A. Storer, v
,n 4. CTum.
~ Tishomingo-R A Sill, W L Dunca
3 c Rives, A E Reynolds.
Tunca-F a Owen.
Warren-Chas. SWEET, Thos. A. Ma
shall.
Wayne-J. A. Horne.
and Washington--J Yerger.
old Winston-G y Woodward, a Reed
Willzinson-W. l. Brandon.
Yallobusha-J Weir, K Nj Brown.
Yazoo-J II Wilson, K ) Hudson.
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AuERIcAN VESSELS SOLD DURING TIE
W.T. has been ascertained that more
,ban six hundred sea goine vessels be-
longing to citizens OF the United states
haye been sold to subj c;s OF Great Brit
ain during the war. Men of other c9 ,i1 ;
,riee have also bought American ships
in large numbers. and it is estinated that
a thousand vessels in all that were tour
Years ago carrying the Stars and Stripes
are row sailing under foreign coiors
T6e capacity Of The vessels transie'r d !
estimated at five hundred thou@ano
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CoxxopoRE MAuRY-In the French pa
ners we see a notice OF subscription III
favor of Commodore Maury ina 'Surateu
in Paris, by NJ. Barral. editor OF the rs"
S-;cnbfots dcs Deur NoadtS. A slIular
nov ment has been made in Eag'and-
4 Havre paper says
"WilI the governments and the no
lions who have prohted for quarter o.
a century by the labor and discoveries OF
Maury. do nothing for this noble unior-
! tunate Is the Belisarius OF science t"
stretch his hand IN vain to those tor
whom he has saved millions We close
this appeal in quoting the words OF NJ.
! Rarral:
devotion TO science is superior t."
party strife. The genius ,whica discover"
laws useful to humanity should DE sacred
No matter what the cause OF the suffer
ir IS of a man of the stamp OF CommoGor'
Maury, we should go to him and tell him
that his country is there where sclenc-
lis honored" t
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The negroes OF Nashville held en- en-,
ven,;on in that city on the 1th. the
object Of the meeting was stated 70 De fIs ~
oet,tion the legislature and send de.
p1ot.s tn Washington asking the nrv'
lea Of the elective franchise q 20 20
Law their grievances before the people o.
the Slate.
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Good Showing for the Colored Cie1zens
of Edgefsld, Tenn.

| of Gdgeheld, Tenn.
On Saturday, 22d ult., the colored PEG |
nle OF Edgefsld were suddenly thrown |
| into great commotion oy me appear
ance of an armed patrol on the stree'S
and alleys and in the dwellings ana busl
ness places, with orders from the fos'
Commandant to arrest and march TO mead
onarIers every colored citizen Of Edgheld.
'rhe natroI executed their orders 10 a let
ter The colored people were stopped on
the street, taken from their homes, Kitten
one wash-tubs, work benches, &c, and
marched to headquarters, where they
we're informed that the object OF the ar
rest was to find out who the idle, vicious,
vagabond niggers" of Edge field were
And all dav long, in the buring sun, the
crowd were kept, while the officers lnveS-
tigated and recorded each case. pass
was granted to all who furnished eVlcence
of being engaged in some industrial pus
suit, and when night came not ono ldle'
$ vagabond niger had been lounu'
- fntelIigence of the forward move
mont" on the colored people reached the
ears of Gen Fisk, and that officer on sun
,e 1av morning visited Edge6eld to ascertain
n nv whom and by what authority the al
fairs of his Bureau in that locality were
heinp administered. Upon inquiry ne
ny learned that Major General Thomas hac
direc that some struggling colored sol
disrs at + Ice field should be arrested anf
sent 10 their commands. This very JUS
order had, in its transmission through
the military channels, been some"ha
I'd misinterpreted, and in its execution Srea
,e. wrong had been committed. We ar
not fully advised rs 10 just who the on
o;r Gers were who exceeded their authority
We viii only add that Gen. F!sk.s vle
r.enlted in the immediate abolition
Of the pass system, and all Is quiet on &c
Fdoefald side OF the Cumberland.
I. We are permitted to publish the 70
lowing official certificate, iurnlsfed
Gen. Fix by the Assistant AoJutaht "e
tic; eraI of tn post at L lgtfield 1t Is go'
l4th showing for our coored irlends. We
riously doubt whether the same nunlo
Of whites, "gobbl q up" from the stree
Ianes, etc, OF Edgfeld, could proouce
good a record
!. f lgefipld, Tenn July %, 1860. }
Al GEx G. FISK:
viag SIR: In accordance with your requfs
have the honor to report that 4o' lem n
-rD negroes aud rs male negroes, total | :
En re r. eisterpd at this Office on yesterd
5, .Iulv I'D, 1875. All OF the above M
,;,ned negroes gave evidence OF VlsI
means Of support. ,,.,.
Very respectfully, your o5dt sery 6.
SAMUEL WELLS,
Capt. Co. F. 9Th Mich. Cav, 4, A A.
~ " Official Copy ,o, r
90 co j. IL CocnRsNE, Maj iOlst y Q
- =, and A. A. 4. G. I'll, .,
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NUMBER 81.

Stare Corrox RELEAsED The Raielgh
of July -, contains the follow
appears that the State Of North Caro-
lima had several hun dff d tales OF cotton
at the close OF the war, and at III SUI
render of the State by Gen. Jos. T.. john
ston a. a portion of his department. Soo.'
sitter The surrender, this cotton was take,
in charge by the agents of the unltsd
States Treasury Department. IS 1t was a. d
lesed that the cotton had been purchaSe".
to hc used by the State in payment TO-
cIothes rms and provisions for her sol
diers. Large numbers of bales, we be-
live had been sold for the ben, lit OF t Il.
United States. But when full and lar
representation was made to the Presiden' :
of the uue financial condition OF Norm
Carolina, he ordered her cotton 10 De re-
stored 10 her, and the proceeds Of sill th'.
had been sold to be laid to her SCENTS
| n O PIC Aug. or.
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There are Il, 900 troops concentra Ed ~
Memphis. IL l. epPJvetured tn8'l '+
force will DO. divided lhto anah squans
winch will be posted at var GUS nn.N
.,'.r.,,,,,1,,t that sec ion of the CO lntrT
| 10. the purpose OF repressisg cry fresn
| r,arife siations of r. beHious epirit, ebo
nunish prom pity all outr' ges upon "hi'a
! Inhabitants end freedmen
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-20

During a attack upon the house OF a,
r,a1aan3ation counle Ia negro man '.nd
White lh womanl IN Rocky Neck, Conn an
old woman mother of the neg!!o fred w
ri The ' attacking party consisted Of yo1n NJ
mer who were indignant at tue puo',o
M nntr in which the eforesaid COUPE
mad INDUCED their matrlnoniai eA'hs@
| m atom propepsitlrs.
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JONES HOUSE,
RIDIAN, NJ IS SlSS1HIl
JOSIAH JONES, Proprietor

rY1rIs Ceunmodious Hotel has bee~ r"noyated an2
| otheT,visc y,reoarcd Ior the accommodations OF
,osts The nroprief7r promises - keep his taeIe
sunplied with everything the market AFFORDS. ~,
stahleis kept III connection with the foue; AZ
animals will b. well cared for l"'! - W.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-20

The Fortress Monroe correspondent OF
the St. Peter sburg Index of the 9Th inst.
laws MIR. Davis and C. c. Clay met for IN"
frst time since their confinement lew
evenings ago On the rampar's OF Fcrlre''
Monroe 1t las been cus'o nary to h@V'
This time, by some error. they were out ~
,ha same time. Mr.. Clay extended hiS
hand, saving he Presumed they would b"
allowed TO shake hands if not converse
there being no objection ly the officer
they clasped hands with telvor' but Il"
word was uttered.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-20

Very Coop Nkws.-We have good reS''
ons for saying that reliable postal sy-.
tenn will shortly be put into ration r
Mr.. Elw. jackson has again been az
pointed hy the Department at "sshlnS
ton the ?. NJ for this Office Lake ever
other good thing in this world we nv,
properly appreciated the great oenFn S :" %
!. regular mail until we We're uePlINe.l %
it. AID we now ioytully hail lis ieS'of'
tion.-Itu aeon Be1con.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-20

The Post Master General has informed
Gov Parsons, Of Ala. that he IS pTerf,r-
ed to put the mails upon the ,a ,to,,,
IL Gov. 7. that they will be plsced IN
. cLars. OF prop,a and reliable. p7rfIes' Ii
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University OF MISSISSIPPI.
o~FoRD MISS.

o&EoRD7 Miss.
DTRIIC announcement Is hereby made that the
erarcises of this InsttItion will he re II ned o. th
TrRST MONDAY ed Gayl Of OCTOBER, l6o''
under the following
Faezlty Of -trts-
John N WADDEL, d. d. Chant elor
Pre(sssor Of Etf1cs and Metaphysics
ar.Ex P. STEWART, II. a.
Professor Of Physics, Astronomy and Cyil Gag '"eer
C1,.CoIUS w. SEARS. NJ. A.
Professor Of Pure Mathematics
REY J. ]. WHEAT. 81. a.
Professor Of Greek Language aad 4nc'e"t l"cTd.ar'
ALEXANDER !. QUINCHE, NJ.
Professor Of LGid aud Modern Languages.
Professor Of Chemistry Mi,.rraIogy and Geo'osy
Professor of Gorerumento! Science Gai La''
Professor of English LAeTa'ar@.
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Suffers GOODS.
which are the following
J dozen Soaps, fancy assorted.
} hoxe Castele Soap.
b a zen Tooth Broshes
|, nozen Combs assorted,
h re ans Note, Letter and Foolscap Paper
10 Envelopes, -
q boxes To~th Pick,
Id ponnds Pure Cres IN Tartar, SEP
Id pounds CalabIi4 Ltquorice,
ID pounds Sicily L;quo.ice,
SeGs Ri Carb Soda.
Is barrels of Ground Flaxsee1
], barrels Of Fiaxseed,
< barrels of Curcuma, ...s-
n nourds Of Puiverized Gam Opium,
10 pounds Opium, .-..s
| o pound Pulveiized Ipeca>,
h. Dounds PuiveriZed JalAp,
.p pounds DO 7eT' Pow ders,
10 pounds Rhubarb, .-.-a..-s
Ii barrels Gum Campher.
bournn1, Wheat ond Rye WHISKY, bNA ,
INES. and all kind; Of BITTERS, tor meo
d by JAMES GoNEG I,AInu,..
IN y corner of Common and Ma eaHlle
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SOHO OIL MOTTO +.

SO CO
B Yard, yer month, -. - - :. assi,a
rutien in Elementary BfAOehes' Re, 10 co
oF five N
Ditto. il Natural Sciences per session o nv 20 co
Ditto, in I-angnages. Ma'nen""o'' 49, q o.
Ditto in Music per sion OF i've mouths; =. e,t
Specie or its equivalent ii proVlsiohs OF 0ui'A
po5es WILDE received in payment ,s;s 90
we arc prepared to take few more young IN The
:aardsrs 1ouns gentlemen can secure OoAU -
vicinity. "a hui,d
We hose By devotion aud perseverance, l 70 =,
! no school of high character and musn US
| 'ui' Oenf~i pe'A' ". &. EMERSON.
Aug > dim
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Capt. Co. F. 8th Mich. cav.' !, A G.
Official Copy ,o,14 !
al" I NasIriHe Col 7snnesssa', Jul, %,
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ton
Adams-Wm. T. Martin, S. II. Lamb.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16
Rslisf TOR Soldiers Families.

A reference TO the legislative proceedings
of yesterday. will show the passage of .
bill through the House Of Representatives.
providing for State tax for the support Of
the needy families Of soldiers. The bill
provides for levy Of thirty cents on each
hundred dollars of taxable property in the
State. and for one dollar on each poll
The proceeds OF the tax are to be distributed
among the several cosnties in propotion
10 the number Of bene6ciaries in each
The great benefit Of this measure is that
it makes provision for supplying the ne
cessitis, OF all the dependent families OF
soldiers of tho State. Heretofore this
matter has been left to the counties. some
of which have made ample provision for
the support of soldiers families. while 9TH
ers have done nothing, While the bill
will largely increase the State tax il will
relieve the counties. and on the whole will
not materially add 20 the public burden.
The bill has yet to be acted on in the
Senate. end may there receive some modi-
fcations. but we think there can be no
doubt of its passage in that body substau-
TALLY in its present shape. Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16
The Oil Fever.

Tho Oil Fever is ragaing terribly in
South Bend, no less than five companies
having been organized in that place to
bore for oil in Crawford County, Indiana,
and in Pennsylvania.
The last Register contains the following
in regard to these companies:
1t will be seen BY the notices OF the fol.
lowing Petroleum. Companies. all of the
stockholders residing III South Bend. ex-
cept few in the Indians" that our citi-
zens have not escaped the prevailing cpl
d-mic Of "oil on the brain"
THE ISDlASA.-Capi,al about $1,000
600. divided into shares of 500 each--all
taken. This Company own about 1000
acres in fee simple and have leased about
5000 more in Crawford County. Indiana;
have three engines at work and in the
spring will have three more. Indications
favorable. Among the stockholders in
this Company are the following citizens OF
South Bend; L. s. Sranfeld. &. W. Guih-
rie. J. L Lindsey. J. a. Hendricks and
y. Anderson. Jr.
-, THE HoosIEE.-Capitsl stock $500. COO;
divided into 5000 shares Of S5G each. all
taken by citizens OF Sonth Bend. Is in
number Officers; j. H. Harper. Pre.i-
dent; j. \. Massey. Treasurer; NJ. w.
Stokes, Secretary. This Company own
134 acres in fee simple and have leased
over 700 more Of the best oil lands in
Crawford County. Ind. Will commence
operating in the Spring.
The SoUTH BExD.-Consists OF ten
members. oil residing in South Bend;
capital stock S1O0 900, in shares of $50
each; all taken. Own so acres in fee sim.
pie aud have leased over 1900 acres of the
best oil land in Crawford County, Ind. -
Will commence operations in the Spring.
Officers. Z. V. Clark. President; A. S.
Dunbar. Treasurer; Daniel Matthews,
Secretary.
The NORTH WEsTERS.--Not fully or.
ganised. Officers. ID. Deming, President;
E. p Taylor. Treasurer; w. j. Holloway.
Secretary. The Company consists Of "a
members. but the amount of capital stock
and the locality for operating have not yet
been determined. j. II. Harper and John
Brownfirld have been appointed to pros
pect in the oil regions of Pennsylvania.
and are to leave here next week for that
purpose.
The Knox Company. also operating in
Crawford County. Ind. have struck oil.
bnt have not yet commenced pumping
Mr. Harper has shown us a specimen Of
crude oil taken from one of their wells.
and 1t is good and pure article.
Outside Of the above Companies. ii. w.
Stokes and David Jodon, of this place,
have leased some oil lands near Pittsburg.
Pennsylvania. and Mr. Jodon. who is now
there, writes home a very hst,ering &C.
count Of their prospects,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

DEATH or SOLDIER Peter Croco,
OF Co. ID. 9th Ind Reg. died on the 2o,h
ult., OF something like flax. lie was sick
only a few days. The deceased was a
brave soldier and good citizen. He had
been in the service nearly three AMI half
years.
ASoTHER.-Allen " Goodrich, OF Co.
+, 18th Ind. Reg, died in Hospital No. /,
Ut Chattanooga. Tenn, on the 1st inst.
IN the Goth year of his age. Tbs deceased
WAS son of Jeremiah Goodrich of this
township. and leaves a wife. father and
mother to mourn his loss. He had only
been in the service month.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16
Burning Of the Smithsonian Insti.
tute,

The Fire in the Smithsonian Institute,
Washington. had crobabaly been smoul-
dering for days in the loft st the west end
OF he main building. The pipe ola stove
had recently been placed in tiue in the
south wall. and there was joist running
directly into this iiue. But four or five
pictures were saved from the Gallery.
The Justly celebrated Indian paintings BY
Stanly. are thus destroyed. 1.-The Dying
Gladiator" "a copy by John Colt. )wss
utterly ruined. crushed to pieces and burn
Ell to lime. The books and records in the
Regent'sroom. over the south door of the
building. inclnling the effects OF the fonn-
der Of the building. James Smithson. con-
sisting of silver plate. the library of Bish-
op Jones. Of Virgianis. and the Beaufort.
South Corlina. library. placed in the In
stiluiion by the Governm mt for safe keep
ing. were totally destroyed. The sarco-
phagus brought from Syria by Commo-
dore Elliot for President Jackson. (but
in which ne declined to take his las,
sleep" were damaged. The largs col
lection Of Scientific instruments and ap-
! aratus. presented to the Institute by DIR.
Robert Hare. Of Philsdel phia, was mostly
destroyed. Some that was go. ont was
broken. and many of the pieces are miss.
ing. In the Offices over tn" north front
entrace. with but little exception. ell the
correspondence of the Institution and q
large number OF back reports were burned
The east wing was not in the least injured.
although the stair ease leading from the
professors room WAS several times in
flames. The lecture room. one OF III.
finest in country. is gut,sd completely.
The towers on the north front appear to
be cracked. and some Of the walls are
warped. The library in the ives, end was
uninjured. AMI much of the apparatus h.v-
ING been stored below is also saved. The
The great national museum was but slight.
ly damaged. There was no insurance on
the buildings or effects.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16
A Request.

Bury nic where the birds viii sing
Their sweetest notes in elrly spring;
When dawn they awake 10 raise
A tribute 10 their Makers praise.
Bury me where the flowers shall wave,
In rain bow hueS above nv grave.
Shedding their fragrance on the air,
Like incense from the throne Of prayer.
Burr me where the grand oil trees,
Are famed by every passing breeze,
Whose towering forms are pointing high,
To HIM who d1clis ABOVE the sky.
Bury me By the brooket's side,
Where mIrmurins waters softly glide,
Whispering thanks in cadence low,
As onward to the sea they 20.
Bury where the suns bright raw,
Will glow in beauty. d4y bv dIy,
Where summer clouds their tears will she'd
Above this breast when am dcad
Bury me where the silver moon
Will shine in silence DER my tomb.
And stats their watch " i'll keep,
Around the spot where shall sleep.
Where natures beauties lie outsrrcad,
Bear this dust when the soul has fled,
And 'mOns the flowers and birds Of air,
Dig 4 grave and bury me there
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

OBITUAEv-lt is our painful duty this
week 10 announce the death OF Mr.. Moan
MrnEAY EsrY. in the year Of his age
This sad event occurred on Friday morn
ing last. ., bis residence in Sonth Plym-
outh. He leaves loving wife AMI two
small children to lament his early death.
but they SORROW not a. those without hope,
IS he died in the full triumphs Of faith.
Nj. Espy though an unpretending me-
,chanic possessed fine poetcal talent. AMI
had he lived few years longer would
doubtless have inscribed his name high up
on the scroll Of fame
The following beautiful lines were con-
tributed by him in May last. to this pa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

The Pacific MONTHLY. are much
pleased with the appearance and literary
contents OF this new monthly magazine
We see Mes'rs. GAzLAr & Co. are gentle
men OF the right metal and know how to
conduct periodical Of this character
One great feature of this monthly maya.
zine is. every subscriber obtains a present
OF an article Of Jeweiry. which could moi
Be obtained at any retail store for less thar
from five to ten dollars. This is a move
and paying way of building up = quick
and successful subscription list. The Pa.
ofe Monthly alone is we'll worth the price
OF subscription. and when the proprictors
oder such additional inducements to sub.
scribers. 1t is bound to succeed. Their
enterprise should be sustained.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

The Howari Association Of Philadel-
phis. established en- charitable basis, for
the cure OF nervous and chronic diseases OF
a sirulent and obstinate character, still
continues its humane cffuits for the relief
Of the afflicted We have reason 10 be-
lieve that it is highly useful and perfect
y liable Institution. a card from the
managers will be founl in our advertising
columns.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16
Spetial CLOTHES.
From the Journal and Messenger, religious pa.
per Of Cincinnati.
CuIe for DvsnPnAia.

F rom the Journal and Messenger, a religious pa
per Of Cincinnati
Cure for Dyspepsia.
Mr.. EDITOR: feel il due to those who are srf-
icring from dyspepsia to state n remedy, which
have been adySed to use. and which has cffected a
cure. | WAS afflicted with the unpleasant conse-
quences of indigestion last winter and spring, till
my health was despaircd of. have been an OPP
poser TO patent medicines generally, but was in
duced to use "Dr. Roback's Stomach Bt.ers,"
manufactured in your city. One hottie has reliev-
cd me of all those symptoms. and can now graft
~ good appetite upon the Injuries Of this boun-
tiul season, without experiencing the exceedingly
unplca SAINT effects which eating even light food
caused me a few months since.
believe this medicine TO be good and effective
in those diseases of the stomach for which il Is
recommended. | write this without the knowl-
edge OF Doctor Roback or any one concerned, and
do it first of all for the good Of those suffering from
indigestion and its kindred results.
A MINISTER.
We know the writer Of the above, and that he
IS wha he processes to be-a minister and gen
tleman of truth Journal and Messenger.
See Advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16
Information Free!

A GENTLEMAN. cured Of Nervous Debility. In
competency. Premature Decay, and Youthful Err
ror, actuated by desire to benefit others, will be
happy to furnish to all who need it, free OF
,harge.) the recipe and directions for making the
simle remedy used in bis case. Sufferers wish
ing To profit by the advertisers bad experience, and
possess a sure and valuable remedy, can do so by
addressing him at once at his place Of business
The Recipe and full information-of vital impor-
tance-will DO cheer.ully sent by return mail,
Address JOHN B. OGDEN.
No. SO Nassau Street, New York.
P.S-Nervous Sufferers ofboth sexes will find
this information invaluable.
Dec. {, 1857 rs n3.r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

Peace on WAE.-Paul having sold out
land. desires to settle up the business i'm.
mediately. and respectfully requests all
persons indebted to him 30 call at once a,
the old stand, where he may be found for
short time. and square their accounts.
He hopes all will see the necessity Of com
plying with this request.