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The Baltimore County union., 1866-01-06

l5 niilrs FROM Baltimore city. a
Aer".',hs Valley Turnpike nov iii
about bsins completed. divide. asas
th' land about equally. Tho improvement.
consist of tao DWELLINGS. > new BARS 80
KIj with - iut shed. fhs stsbling under.
Cufn House AZ III" eide, ac.. with other ont.
buildings. Two Young Appl. Orchard. one ~
bearing. The whole tract - under s."i culii.
va,on and fencing. well waieird. srrngs and
streams in every field.
The framc Dwelling 4, the intersection Of
the pike aud Old Manor Road. !. one e: the
b,'si l"cati"ns for store IN the county.
These Farms are in ~" midst "l - ihickiy
settled an hrelthy Gsishlrih'-'i. con vrni"n'
:" hy" "r siE chufcl"s 1T liiirr"hi irii"inina
ii"n.. zach oi th'r" Tracts h-v-s supcfabun
dance of hue Tlml,"f 'is' a'ws - ,,,in inunds ou
Ihr spot high prir".
Ga this property D.. fin" im" Kiln with
shout .sO1 bushels # stone Wiih tho a"od all
ready ,o burn. Lin. Si'.u. can BE- hal IN she
Rdjrihiu: farm. one mile ,r haul over the pike.
every facility !. ~ hand inf rnlwps n: and
bringing TN, land 6" hish 'tr" ~ 'ui'ira
ton.
These farms Will be .o!l o; , h.rsain.--
Terms made very easy.
We have also i,r sale az adi..nIns Farm oi
about 20 Acres. :'-,.l pa Hing. With "uth"u-".
H.. ~iih large. hnr Apple u'cbsri. 20 ~.
dec s'-'sl i"hein- -. f'r further Particular.
'rrly +" MO"i.ES HIS.
No law Bniiliues, 81. Paul -. islto.
MSrylhnd uri Virginia Farm. i"r ,aic.--
Great bHrgain-. Lachi-l 20 ,aiinu. teriiun.
"i the different countit.. Price. rang" if"in
- Il, sJ0d per scr.. also a Eumbcr 81 c"unity
seats aLd building lots ia and around Balti
more city and swami Lake. Money &" Loan on
Mortgage, from -. .y0o upwards. Apply To-
MooEE> 4 HESS,
so. l.'~ Building. st Paul -. E4l'".
Oct. .s.--tL
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TRUSTEES SALE or
oNgoI rms
MOST VALUABLE FARMS

~ BALTIMORE COZ NIi.
'l'iE undersigned. Trus;r.s. oiIc- .,, Private
L sale. the following proi~t,y. BE. 4k-swA
81 lSG PART OF ! TRAir oFc.&
LANn called bacon ilH!! En- ssss
lsrsei" and part of tract As1s
Ol Iand called "Elsev'- Gfove." and pnft II
y tract Of land called ''Sich"la. M-rivinai' +.
rn-y Ridge" and part "i p tract 90 !. nj called
Mount Pleasant. and par; q! a tract II land
called Gold Bottom" al q which Is lying
cont. .u0as L. each other. caniaiAiu.
421 ACRES or LIND,
moic ~ les. Also. one other piece ~ parcel
~ land contiguous thereto. containing g. Acres.
Rood. .nG :s Pcrch~.. making m ~ 40
ACRES. Hoobs aud - rEEcllEs, more OF
les.
Thi. property i situated IN ~" York Turn
pike. twenty miles from Baltimore. and Ices
than three miles from M"nkion station On the
Northern Contra! Railway, adjoining thr finely
improved estate OF Nicholas l.. M.;fyman.-
About two hundred acres aFc wooded. and the
bslance arshls land OF q kind quality. not lcs.
than lSO acres oi which are level and very pin
dueuv". There i al excellent quarry 81 Lime.
stnn" on il. and a kiln convenient.
The WELLiSt; HOUSE II of stone. - hy
- feet. with c"mn"Iious wing. II = h.nl.
som"ly si,ustei IN = hralthiul nui beautiful
valley. and can readily be- made on~ % the ,un-,
desirable and prcductiv. estate. in ia" county,
There " :,-sd BARN an the property. sud ,,ia.
tr necessary youtbuildings andisw wStcrcd.
Terms OF sale ;--Onr third "f the purchas,
money 10 BE- paid in cash on the day ci sale 81
on the ratification thereof. and the balance 10
equsl insislinents. IN one and Ia" wears from
the day OF sale. with interest. and security "a
- approved by the Trustees.
joins PHlLPoT. --.-.-.
jSO T. ENSOR. ''us'e''
Apply 10 John rhilPo, at lhoeuS. ~ ,oIno.
T. Ehsor a, TowsohtpW n. Bai'i,1orr 60. M.
les. ld.-ti.
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How SAVE MONEY.
~ tHE hAHr - sAEBLH HALL
The time. are had you'd ike ~ sncs
How y"u may ave your dollars:
The way 1" do It I ~iii show.
I: you will 'cad what follows:
A nan whn lived nu, tar FROM here,
Who worked hard At his trade.
hut had household 10 support
That sluanieFed all lac made.
met him oEce. say. he. My friend.
l"ok thrradbare and rugh;
I've tried io get myself suit.
Bat cant save W enough"
Says /. MY f'icad. how much have YOU
ri tell you where =" 20
T. get suit that. sound snd chcap--
A, SMITH. BROS. 4 CO."
he took wha: lit.lr he had saved.
Aud went :" Smith 4 Brothers.
And there h- got handsome cult.
For hall he paid 20 others.
Now he !. home. he lOois...o we'll.
Aud the respect Is 'uch.
That when they take th-ir dahy mc.l4
They don't eat hali - much.
And nov hr lnis On Saturday nigh.
With all their wants supplied.
That h. has money left 90 spenl
Aud soino 70 Icy es!ds.
lls good succrss. with cheerful smile.
lie gladly tells to al;
III You'd sake money. 90 and hug
Your clothes az MARBLE HALL"
wherc the cheapest finest aud bes, siothing
and grnt.' furnishing gopds can be- had tn cult
-Nery tTads aud in every style. 4. - and 10
" EST BALTIMORE STREET.
NV. si.--tt
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ROAD NOTICE.

To All Whom il May Concern
N"T.cE,.iS HEREBY GIVEN, This, sp-
~ plraiion will Le maio 20 the County
totsin.'.i"nrf. of Baltimore county, Al their
next meeting ios the laying ou, snd opeAinx
of a. County Road in the 9Th Election Disttisl.
commencing az Poim, "n the Hereford road,
running thence through lands OF Thomas n.
Matthew. ani Henry Ht1rfn thence on the
line between land. of Daniel wilhelm snd
Jchn L"gck until It ini~rs~c,s IN old road tuh-
ming 10 the Falls Road near the Black Rock
P"si Office. And connecting With the road lead
ing 10th" Black Rock road. Zoucksvills, Ac.
DANIEL WILHELM,
TiiOS. n. MATTHEWs,
lshBERT u. MILLER.
De. ?.--st sad others.
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FOR SALE

Ok FARMS In different sections u Balli
pfisss ssH, i,sn 1'I siiss . . sys s;s.e:s a
= Alec, HOUSES AND LOTS In ltsl
HTowsontown, Building Lots for
sals OF lease. Ground Rents Tor sale. Money q
loan on Mortgage. Apply 10
bENJ. n. PAYNE,
smediey Row, opposite the Court House.
lee. se.--u
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A PLACE a. Manager On . faTm. by an In.
IA dustrioas and suergeiie young man. The
beet Of references given. Inquire AZ the once
of the Uaioa. Towsensoun.
Dee. 1e.-3t.
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PRIVATE SALE
OF MAT
BEAUTIFUL FARM

N"w Market, aud hin'.ns on tsss
Hthc Baltimo.r aud York uifn .s.A.
PIKE mile 81 the village ~ New Aaraci
there IL @ poet ufi"", tw" rhui'hc.. store. tw"
hotels. smith ani whcclWrish, shoi and three
resident phy.iciAus. Th-:c Stc god schools
within mile and mills within ~ mile.
The farm contains
I:u ACRES.
about 20 oi which are ia gpud timber. Tac land
l. level and clear ~ stone. i1QO bushels ~ lin.
have been put ou II within the past two wears.
The farm IL Nell fenced and laid oil into eight
heldA. and has two springs of ~ 'ellcnt water
on IL. II has ols"a Peach aai Apple orchard
oi lud trees esch. b~-idcs sn atuEdsnrcO i,'si-
and other iIH.,.
TLe impfoNcn'"n;-a.c q splendid
SEW MANSION.
2rx iset. with - wide porch on 'hrc. siacs.
IN excellent cellar undrF the Whole. . large
hall through the centre. louf io"m, "a tn" hf,;
door and six on the sccnn'! with sn excellent
garrett. Osc good log Barn. 3oN6e feet. . ten.
sat ifousr. DAIRY. meat and he's linu."s. with
we'll .. tfsi elise woi"r a. iho drrT gi IA"
inan-ion.
II 10 unnecessary 4" say more oi this frtin ~
rcrs"ns who wi-h to purchss" can sec for th.m-
tclvsr. II mnni~diai" application be inAd.. IL
will Ice sold ~ u bargain.
JACOB SHOCK.
Meryiand Limo l.. a., BAi,iinore county. M.
REFERENCES
jainss u. st-,ndiiurd. jud - orihans' Court.
Raymond & burton id> ". Baltic. s. BALTIC
c.,i. John Horne. Svw Freedom. Pa
g. W. bentley. E.q.. lle'' lfrc. Baltv. Co.. MI
liz Sheriff !. Walker. rark;on. 10 do
James Ram picy. Esq.. DO do do
l.. =. Ev"thar,, Esq, Nd. Limo DO do
Editors uiou," Tow sontvwn. 30 10
bee. :.;t.
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FARM FOR SALE.

rINIfE subscriber will sell = very desirable
Il farm At Private Sale. containing -
- l33 ACRES. improved with aNstI
- Zine large fEAME HOUSE, lssl
stone Dairy. stable, Ae.,
rs Young Apple, aud large number Of Peach
trees and other fruit. all just couaIneneed hear.
Ing. Situated one and ahslf miles from white
Hall. on the Northern Central Railroad. Per.
sons wishing 10 view the farm will call upon
the one mile fronl white Hall. or on my son
James n. McComas, residing on the premises.
when terms will be made known.
J. MARCH McCOMAs.
ieth district, Baltimore county.
Dee. ?,--u
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TINlIis Is To GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
IL scribcr has obtained from the Orphsns'
Cour, Of Baltimore county, letters Of adminls.
tFation on tho estate of
NOAH u. sTocKsDALE,
late of said county, deceased. All persons kav.
IN; claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
'ls":eof 10 the subscriber.
90 o. Lgor' ht ?sd LAY ~ Jaly. 1880;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit oi ssid estate. Those indebted \,
suii ~siat" are requested H. inAke Immediate
payment. Given under my hand tLis Ygth
lay uf p-r-mhrr. iSe..
MARTHA 4. sTOcKsDALR,
ncc :s-u' Adminis.rs,rix.
VNHls IS To GIVE S0TicE, that the cub
Il scfibrr. ha. obtained from the Orphsnss
Court oi Baliin"r" county. letters of admins.
ifati"n on the estate Of
GEOliT. EMMART,
late - -si'l county, dc.ra-.d. An persons LAv.
ing claim. against the said estats are hereby
warned :" exhibit the same with the vouchefA
.hcr'"f g. the aub.criber.
o'' Or ''f'r' =, I'D icy n Jaiy. 1865;
they msy 'dhrt~is~ D. Law he excluded from
al ben"Gt al said estate. Those indebted 70
,r.d V-f,i. ~" 'squ"s'rd to make in,:s.dtate
l''Nm'ui ''iNen under my hand this IstA
..F "i n., "'thrr. iS6s.
NELSON $. EMMART,
AHn .ira'nr with the Will annexed.
llsr. o.
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FOR sALB,

FOR SALE,
A SNCG LITTLE FARM, ia Baltimore CO..
IA con aiming 81 ACRES, in u good -
I.sor ate 81 cultivation, ID milcsfssss@f
2s sh om baltimore city, near sweet ssss
1A =. The improvements con
sisi 81 ,,,,Ol two.st"ry DWELLING, q ina
BARN nearly new, Ac.; there il also on this
property choice collection Of fRcl TREES.
The land is kind and can be- broug to b Ga
state of cultivation.
There il ALA connected with the Farm, q ne
WATEE POWER, with circular saws, Anl
turning lathes in good order 4 fine body 81
prime TIMBER ran be had at q low rate with
in very short distance of the Mil. The Va.
ley Turnpike will run through this properly.
n early application y made IL " ~ be sold a,
o great bargain. Apply "a
MOoRES A HESS.
NJ. Law Buildings. 81. raul ST.. Bslro.
Dee. I6.--tL
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ROAD NOTICE.

ROAD NOTICE.
To All Whom il May Concern
NoTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That ap-
~ rl,ca'ion will be made 10 the County csu,-
Llissinn"fs %. Baltimore county. st their naxt
meeting. !og The ia yine ont aud opening Of .
c"unty Road lea ling from point on the Black
E..c. Road 10 the Falls Road. running through
the lands of John Zouck and John Morieot -
;hence along the division line OF John Pereeoy
and Michael ". Armaeost; thence along the
division limo Of Daniel wilhelm and joAn
Zo!,& until - inierseeis the Fall. Road.
JOHN rEREGOY,
JOHN MORrOOT,
RICHARD {. TRACY,
ll-c. ?.--,ts and othsrs.
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ID ZEAL E.;.tc 81, rablc Sale. Real E.;a,c
IL =; Private Sale. G"1d. "l every d--oFip-
i."n ar't''n,"r'I. Advertising Agents t"r
M.uv i"nthni,.
ss..Aii Property given W for sale Adye.tis
cd craft. ia ouF Trade journal.
J. \. ilot>fos. practising Attorney ai Law
TT uInb'rni ,..tr-. si,l attend &C.. "i.S-ynn
IN: Ant other hn,inr.s catTn,'cd /" ouS care.
Nny. g. 'Gi.--tf.
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Property Sales.
MooREs q HESS,
No. FLAW IBuIIdingu, ~. Paul ST..

nrFER their service. to the public ior the
" purchase and sale "f fAnAlS. aud the
negotiating oi LpAas. 81, s;.! 81 business
l-'rtaihins Ia REAL ESTATE DEOK EEAGE.
Parties wishing /" buy "r Sell. B'fi"w. or l."sn
money on morisssc ~ill picasc give "a call.
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FlNliE be-. Paper in The United States for Ne
Il chanic.. Inventors and Manufacturer. 10
IL SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN lIisthe lar
s"si ia ,i.e. .nI has by far the widest circuls-
ilon "i snv other pape' Of its class in this
country. Il il published weekly. Each nuiu-
brr contains sixteen Pa sc-. with numerous IL
Illustrations. The numbers tor . year maketwO
volume, at 4i1 pages zach. II also contains Q
full account of sll the principal inventions sAa
discoveries Il The day. with valuable articles
VA all aind' 81 Machinery. Farming impis-
m"u'-. liou,~h"la aud Kitchen Aaairs, &c.
Il has been rublI-hrd for upwards Of twenty
wears. snl l. now the only weil.es,ab blisAsd
'ourna! oi ID. kini in this country.
n" Publisher. .l-o se, a. Agents for procur.
iHs P.icnts Tor New inventicns.
49, Nv velsn,s "f II. 'sciEyTirlc
AMERICAN c"inIarnees jsngAfyl.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
A TRACT OF LAND,
iN THE
9th District


DY virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Cuur,
I'D for Baltimor" county. the under IA
signrd. Trustee, will offer at Puhlicts.s
sale, on saturday. nc ?sA dfs y Jas. ssss
uarV. ls66. at u o'clock \. NJ. "a the esas
Vr'mi-es.
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL or LAND
% whira Juscph Morris. lat" "f lIaltmor" c"..
deceased. lied. scilrl and possessed.
This property j. situated ia the sixth El-,'
tiun Distr't. uf Baltimore county. about "uc
m.lr west oi freelAnds Station. "n The North.
ern Ceatral Railroad. and contains
j4l ACRES OF LAND,
more or less Il is par, Of Tract OF Lani
called "Dreary Wilderness" aud describrd a.
follows beg mn! ng for the same at stone set
up IL. the ground standing Ht H.. end ~ ,nt.y .
sIx p"rche. on the first line II the whulcni SAID
tract aud running thence. south -. degrees.
east ~ prrrhe-. uhu Il int.rsects fur.nerly
jesse Morris part uf .aid land thenc. south
I? degrees. west ~ p"rches. south Is perchrs,
until Il inters-cts the fourth liuc Of the whole
81 said tract theuce running with and bound
INK on said i.nr north :sdcgrees. west ~ perch
e. Ia a tone set up IN the giO Ind c"fi..t 90
Ellen Siukler's Land north lpi degree. east
70 rcrrh"s 10 4 stone set up IT, the ground -
corner Oi Ben amin r. Matthews part 81 said
tract. and thonre BY q straight line ~ the place
# beginning.
This PROPERTY Is 10 good neishborhooi and
IL proved with
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The Maryland Life Insurance COM
pany OF Baltimore,
ISSUES Policies ~ every description st
Il the lowest rates. of the bee, Companies.
f"!ic, Holder. participate in the prOGis.
GEORGE +. THOMAS. PresidsnL
DIRECTORS;
Hamilton Easter. Hiram wcceds. Jr.
.'nen \. Chapman. Gcs. u. Miller.
Ge". 7. Thomas, Thonas Csssarl.
Hugh sis.on, william Dsvries,
Charles Webb.
J0IiS ". DAVIS, Secretary,
Vfiire No. - south Street. Baltimore.
SE-Applieaiian for insurance will be reoeiv.
ID 10y H. y. PAYNE. - Tow~cniows.
bcr. .. isGt-iy.
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Legal Notices.

'I,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that The sss.
Il seriber has obtained from the 0sphane
c"ari for Baltimore county, letters testaments-
~ on the estate OF
n. u. BROOKS,
late of said county decreased. All peraons hav.
ing claims ayaihsi the eaid estate, are heesby
warn-'i I" sxk:h. .ks same with the vouchers
thereof tn the -mb.rriber,
~ o. bs'Ors TIC I'D day ef Jsiy, 1855
they may otherwise by Law DO excluded from
all benefit pt said estute. Thcse indebted 70
said sstai" src requested to make immediate
payment. Given under ny hand this felh
day oi December. isS5.
CHARLES BROOKS,
Dee. s1.--tts Executor.
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54l ACRES OF LAND,
GOOD DWELLING

ant necessary ont. buildings.
TERMS or SALE:--Oh-. half OF 81. pur
chase ;;icnry To- b. paid IN cash "n the dag Of
sale. ia" balanc. IN .x month. thereafter. the
cr"'li, payments I" bsar interest from the day
"f sale. auS - be secured 10 the sAtisiaciion OF
the Trustee.
JOHN T. ESsoR. Trustee.
bee. sO.-t..
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I,OR SAII.,

TWO VALUABLE FARMS situated ~ the
head OF DuiAncy'- Valley. baltimore county. &.
l. nlilrs fr"m Baltimore city. mA
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A A VERY DESIRABLE FARM'OF 100
"A Acres Of Meadow LAnd. In high state OF
auIlivAiion. On "My LHdy's Manor" ~ miles
ffota Baitimora. , miles from Monk. "a
xc1r ton station. \. g. u. X. 4 fneiss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

Consumption Durable by Dr..
Schenck's Medicines.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must be
prepared so that the lungs will heal To accomplish
this, the liver and stomach must first he cleaned
ard an appetite created for good wholesome food
which, by these medicines will lie dige.,ed properly,
and good healthy blood made; thus building up the
constitution. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach Of all bilious aecu-
ulatiuns; and, by using the Sea Weed Tonic in con-
nccton, the appetite i. restored.
SCIIENCK'S PULM0NIC SYRUP is nutricous
well n,jicn,l, ami, by using the three reme-
dies, ST. Impurities expelled from the system and
good, wholesome blood made, which will repel all
disease. II patients will take thsse medicines sc-
ding to directions. Consumption very frequently
in its last stage yields readily to their action. Take
the pills frequently. to cleanse the liver and stom
ach 1t does not follow that because the bowels are
not costivc they not required, for sometimes in
dlrrh,ci they necessary. The stomach must be
kept healthy, and appetite created 20 allow the
Pulmonc Syrup TO act the respiratory organs
properly and aliay any Irritation. Then all that is
requr.t to perform permanent cure il, to prevent
taking cold. Exercise about the rooms ~ much as
possible eat all the richest food fat meat, game,
aud in fact, any thing the appetite Graves; but he
particular and ,nasticasc we'll 2ivesrl1y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

HIusDALE, MIClI.-Wc call the attention
of our readers to CALKIys. GIlFFIN & Co. 5
Union Business Institute, located at the
above place, which challenges comparison
with any and al other Institutions in the
world. Others may advertise more large
", but in real merit il surpasses every bus
mess College in the world--cxcept al Ober-
lin, Ohio. Its Telegraph students have the
use of an actual business Telegraph Line
the VI. 5. & y. 1. II. II. Line, which is not
true Of any other Telegraph School in the
world-except at Oberlin. wherethc Busin-
ess College has Telegraph line of its own
3G miles long. In all the departments of
these two great and popular Institutions.
Actual business is mingled with instruc-
tion-thus thoroughly and practically quail
fying the student for success in life. Our
readers will do well to- apply to one of
these unequaled Business Colleges for an
interesting work on business education
which is sent free to any address Gmi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13
&c OWNERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE.

T9N)BIAS' DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ARE
Il warranted superior to any others, or no pay,
for the cure Of Dstemper Worms, Bolts, Coughs,
Hide Bound, Colds, &C., in Horses; and Colds,
Coughs Loss of MIX, Black Tongue, Horn Distem
per, &c. in Cutle. These pow iers were formerly
put mp by Simpson l. Tobias, of DR.. Tobias, and
since his DEATH tho demand has been great for
them. that DR.. Tobias has continued to manufacture
them. They perfectly SAT. and innocent; no need
Of stopping the working Of your animals. They in
the appetite. give ne coat cleanse the stom
acli and urinary organs also increase the milk Of
Try them and yon will never be without them
Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated trainer of trotting
horses, has used them for years and recommends
,hcm to his Irienls.. Col. Philo p Bush, Of the
Jerome Race Course. Foriham, " Y, would not use
them until he was told Of what they are composed,
since which he is never without them lie has over
- running horses in his charge, and for the last
three years has used no other medicine for them
lie las kindly permitted me to refer any TO him
over 900 other references lie at the depot.
Sold b. druggists and Saddlcrs. Price % cents per
box. Depot, sc Cortlandt Street, MY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13
wheedon's Hat, Cap and Fur Stor,

Wheedon's Hat, Cap and Fur Store.
Mr.. Wheedun has established himself
permanently in Plymouth, and has opened
store ON the east side of Michigan street,
in the rooms recently occupied by Messrs.
Altman & Nussbaum, where ladies and
gentlemen, boys and girls, can find various
articles of service, comfort and conven-
fence, consisting of mems, boys and Gail
dren's HATS and CAPS, of all sizes,
styles and qualities, ranging in price from
ONE DOLLAR upwards. Also, ladies FUR
COLLARS, CAPES, VICTORINES,
CUFFS and MUFFS, of various prices and
stylcs-ladies fur trimmed HOODS from
three to eight dollars.
Other articles arc kept at this house,
such as ladies and gents Cloth, Kid, Buck,
Sheep and Fur Gloves, Neck Ties, Paper
Collars of various styles and qualities. and
large assortment of Buffalo Robes, all of
which arc offered for sale at the lowest
possible prices @
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls,
and the '.rest of mankind" are invited TO
call in and examine articles for themselves.
Mr.. W. does not promise to give goods
away, or sell them below wholesale prices;
but he does promise to give his customers
the full value of their money. Live and
let live, is his motto, and further the dcpo-
nent saycth not
He will take various articles of Country
Produce in exchange for his commodities,
and pay the highest prices for all kinds Of
Furs and Pel;ries.
Eye Saive.-Tbe best salve for inflam.
cd sore eyes ever discovered. is kept for
sale at the new Hat, Cap and Fur Store
1t is highly priced by all who have tried
it. Give it a trial and you will never re-
greet having read this notice. afa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

THEATRiCAL-Murray and Blake's cele-
brated The ,tricL troupe will give an enter
tainment in Lincoln Hall tomorrow even
ing. Wherever this company has perform
ed the press has spoken of it in the highes,
terms The Goshen Qnd.) Democrat
speaking of it, says:
This excellent travelling troupe are filling
an engagement in Hascall's Hail this week.
1t is generally understood that travelling
troupe is a bore; but this is surely an ex
ception. This Is a first-class troupe We
think that Mr. Murray has few equals in
the class of characters he takes-in fact
the same may be said of Mr.. and Mrs
Blake and Miss Lottie Murray. They re-
main here this week, after which, we learn
they go to South Bend.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13


The Golden Boot has gone to decay
and vanished, but Paul is still alive and
fiourishing in the Boot and Shoe trade, and
is selling large quantities ofboots and shoes.
The reason why he sells so much is because
Boots and Shoes in the town of Plymouth,
and sells good goods for less money than
shoddy goods can be bought for at other
stores in town. Paul don't use the Golden
Boot any more as sign, but he has large
Black Boot which il seen hanging in front
of his new Brick Store. Don't forget the
place. When you want the best Boots and
Shoes go to Paul's. at the sign of the Big
Black Boot in the new Brick Block.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13


Inquiry has been made at this Office as
to the truth ofthe story orthe Golden Boot.
We will not vouch for it. but refer our
readers to DR.. Robert Morris, who has
travelled in the Holy Land, and if it is true
he has doubtless heard of it. This much
we do know concerning the Golden Boot,
that cleveland, Hawley & Co. will hang it
up before theirstore, south room of the Bal
cony Block: that they keep The largest and
most complete stock of Boots & Shoes to
be found in Marshall county, together with
a complete stock of staple and fancy Dry
Goods and full line of Piece Goods for
mems wear; that at the Golden Boot Cash
and Low Prices is the motto and the stand
.rl under which they open out.