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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .

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poN ittn,r frau leSts Node I'M ~Npueirenssulen" &c
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riun9s. tsittpetbsn u. Gr9brbftia'tit unb ID tisnsl.
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Der Srtricr II. 5autturger Dan9fet fnb uaH Gn',iufi
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
Reply lOtne CemcCrat.

EiteT OF ReBubiicaa:
The editor Of the Democrat has now asked
ttIice FOR me to come out aid m Ike known my pp-
ttical proslivties to the world. and especially to
the editor of the Observation-Disclosures | endorse
Congress or Andrew JJhnsOR's pO.icy. wo nd
say that have never ctiOuni in any of Mr. John
sous anIi-ConIrtss acts reasonable cause Tor
nc To discard or dcny him. rs 4 President who
viii rule RICH; aud do justice to the party that
elected him ana 10 the country at l,r,e. When |
read the speeches OF such men all the Cabinet
officers such thoughtful observers Of events, that
there be such recommendation of the
President from the purity that eec'ei him, no
rsuch hostile line drawn between his supper iers
and the Republican purity, "a some have supposed.
4 President sustained by such u Cabinet that
which surrounds Amlrew Johnson has someilin Z
mOte than re oh-isl patron Ige Ia rely upon Tor
popular influence. Secretaries Sex tfi, Stanton.
HcCulloch and wcl.es do not stand Tor single
supporters OF the Precedent. Thousands OF the
meet Intelligent and reliable Republicans all over
the country agree with them, and in spite OF all
attempts 10 manufacture public opinion and obta n
snap ind mcnts upon public measures, ,his fact is
fact that viii stand! and slore aud more reveal
I,sclf.
! In regard to growing fat by sucking at the gov
ernmcnt teat, would say that | never exp. ct {
see the day 10 even get chance to milk such
COW az, for Instance, the i'll The Court House
| in Marshall county, second door the lett haal
81 lie, first foor, viz Treasurcr'S office. would
rather suck ole tcat o: TINT Public Cow" than
to have one dozen Offices like the one hold.
C. WHiTMoRE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E. +. THORNTON, the great English Astruo-
t Clarvoyant aud Pychometrcian, who has astoni>h-
Ell the scientific Glasses 9th oil World has now located
herself IIals N, n. Y. Madame Thornton possesses
>uch wonderful powers Of second sight, to ensc her
70 impar knowicd,- the greatest Importance to tho
single or msrred of either While in state o!trance
The rlincatcs the very features If the to
AIRY 10y the aid Of instrument Of intense power
known as the Psyciomoirope guarantees 10 prodncc
picture of the future husband or wife OF tho
picant. together with date Of marriage, Position in lie
traits of character &c. This is hunhng a thousands
She will SEM, When desired
certified certificate of writtrn guarantee, that the pic
iure j. what il purports to be by enclosing small ock
ofhair, AMI stating place If birth a-r. disposition, COM
pIcxiun and enclosing ~ cents and STAMPED envelope al
dressed yourself you will receive the picture and de-
sired Information by return mail. An communication
.acrry confidential. Address in confidence, Madame
+. f. THORNTON y. q. Box 223, Hudson, NY. Iiom'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
Opinions of the Ladies.-"Do you know
that ycnir husband has Tie cheanest store In town 10

Opinions of the Ladies.-"Do you know
that your husband has tie cheapest store in town."
said an acquaintance to Mrs. Wes.ervelt, recently
and after a moment added, che believes in the
principle live and let live" Another looked at
some linen for table cloths and then looked around
town and went back, saying, at Is the lowest price
in town and / think shall not look around after
this" Another, who was buying goods of the
proprietor, told him that she always looked in 9th
er stores and then bought all her goods of him;
and also said that she hid not bought five dollars
worth Of dry goods in any other store in agar.
They have cold more carpets than they dreame j
of selling when they commenced the business. OF
Boots & Shoes their sales very satisfactory
And you will not be surprised that they sell cords
of Dry Goods, when We tell you that good Prints,
handsome. aud fast colors. are sold there nov at
10 cents; bleached muslin at l2i sc:s; I'd wide
brown sheeting at licts; and that all persons, rich
or poor, can buy goods at the same price, as they
do not vary under any circumstances
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

Beckers store room arrests the attention Of every
ono who visits town. We never pass il with
out feeling OF pride filling our breas: that have
such estab hIuent in Plymouth. II is to this
place what Stewards fancy stores are to New York
or Palmer's is to Chicago. OF course the Messrs.
Becker do not claim that their establishment is
equal TO either Stewards or Palmer's, but they do
claim that their room is the finest and that their
stock Of goods is the largest, richest and most cx
tensive and comprehensive in Plymouth. They
also claim that they can and Do give their custom
erS such bar. tns CONSTANTS them to admit that
they could not do a. well elsewhere. This must
DO the case. otherwise their custom would diminish
instead OF increase.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
THE REPUBLICAN.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

More Candidates.--rhel last Democrat con-
tanned the announcement Of the names of two more
candidates fer oifice viz: James Brooke for Sher-
IN, ard II. Z. VanV alkenburgh for Representative
The name OF Hon. WIN. NJ Patterson, the Ajax
OF Democracy in this section. will appear in the
democrat OF to-d'y as candidate for Representa-
tive. Mr.. Patterson has been faithful among the
falthiess in devotion to Democratic principles
When Harvey and some others refused 10 supper,
the Chicago nominations of 1854. Mr.. Patterson
stood firm. We do not know whe ther Mr.. ID. E
VanValkenbursh voted for McClelland or not. lie
should be asked the question in open Convention
and required 10 answer it. Ii is certain that his
psternll exemplar did nOt-nei,her did the Ty-
coon and others cOui name--snd yet these
men are the rulers AMI dctatOrs of the plrty--the
men who constitute the clique and select the can
dsdatcs to fiji the Offices
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
TO C0MSUIPTIVES.

The advertiser. having been restored to- health in few
seeks by very simple rsnirly after having suffered for
several years with severe nng Affection and that dread
disease. Cnnslmpiiuns anxious TO make known 10 MS
fellow sufferers the Of cure.
To all who will send copy "f the rrc-crir
iion used ,frce ofcarg Will; thu directions preparing
and using the same which they will find sU.E ~ for
Go rPrioN. ASrH BRoNCHITs. CoTss. Coins. and
al Throat and Lung Affections. The only object 81 thu
advertiser in sending the Prescription Is to benefit the
afflicted md spread information which lao c1nccives 10 bt
invaluable ami hopes every will his
y As il will them nathin and may prOve blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, rRFr by return mail
sill please address
REV EDWARD 4 WILSON.
Wiiam>bGrs kinssC New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

"Bring DIP child in tho way he should go and
when he is old ne will not depart from it," The
foundation Of miuy ruinous vice is laid in youth.
Parents should be careful where they send their
children for education. Oberln, Ohio, has ever
been noted for the high culture and high moral
tone OF its citizens. Calkins, Griffin e. Co.'S I'm
ion business institute is located there and Offers
rare inducements to those seeking business cdu
cation 1T about half the usual rates. Be sure
to send for circular and institute paper before
going elsewhere. 30ml
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
The editor of the Can6eld. oa;o B.r,M ,,r.

"Wheaton's Itch Ointment.-It il said
that to get the itch is disgrace. but il is dis
graceful to keep IT, No one need have the itch
forty eight hours if they will use 'Wheatons Oint
mens' Tor It 10 a sure cure. We saw it tried on
the persons Of several children and adults a few
weeks since, and the itching at once ceased, and
10 two days not an eruption was visible. II il Of
fectual in removing pimples, blotche.. and cane
cially old sores We used the Ointment on one o
our own children and the effect was magical. The
Itch. which has been so prevalent about here, ha.
not yielded to the usual remedies for this complaint
ana We are glad to know that a remedy has beer
9,scossted that Is so ehectua and yet 30 cheap
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

The Parker H0n>e-Better known AZ the
Edwards House, has been thoroughly reftted, re
painted, refarn.hcd and rep Tired, by its pro-
pretOr, and is now preplred to receive and accom-
mpdate guests in the best OF style. Major John
Moore, tried and gallant soldier. well known to
many of our readers, has purchased an interest il
the establishment, and will hereafter attend to the
reception If guests. To those who know the Maj
it viii not be necessary to al.ude to his gentleman
" department. aud we predict that under his man
agemen, the Parker House will be known
fur and wide, a. of the best hotels in Northern
Indiana
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

Prepare to Conquer.--Without doubt the
coming summer will be sickly one. A prudent
man will purify his blood and remove from il the
sluggi>hness and Initiated matter which induces
disease. Dr. Crooks Vegetable Extract is thus
great promoter of health, and also very reliable
for Rheumatism AMI the removal of ScrofTla -
Trade supplied by Druggists. 294
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

On passing the Old stand formerly occupied by
Ric" & Bso We he ,ri gentleman remark. well
d,cllrr, Vi sC1l1-l s-ls right smrr. heap OF
goods for ono dollar" AMI on inquiry found that
he selling his well assorted stock OF Groceries
at very low prices. III pays cash for potatoes. but
ter. egg, lard paper rags becSwax, N. smoked
hams. shoulders. corn, oats, * &c. Remem-
Der the place Of business. one door south of the
Edwards House. in the store room formerly occu-
pied by Rice & Bother
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

Kelly & hrnltli. Gr',cerS, ono door south Of
Per-hing & Cos Drug store. buy all kinks of
country produce. aud pay the highest market price
in ash for IT, They sell groceries At the very
lowest figures They bay thsir stock az cheap
ard therefore sell at small profits rs any
else They keep i large stock and the priest AMI
best of everything. Their trade i enormous. and
this fact IS guarantee that they sell low. PEG
pie not slow to find out where the best bar ,iis
are TO be hal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

Boot and Shoe Trade.--AI who in
want Of Boots or Shoes had better call at Paul's
Boot md Shoe Store, in the south room Of j. l..
Westervelt's building. where they can buy a bet
ter article, for less money, than they can buy any
where else in Plymouth. IF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
itli OF suiy Celc5r alton at 81 :

There viii h. 4 Sub III Sclo y C,.irhr ,t'on and
Picnic a B,em,a, lni.. un the ith OF Julv next:
Tn which cversb riy i respectfully invitc,. to at
tent and particpt'e. Th.-re will be ltions suit
able 20 the occasion. ani also plenty of refresh
men,<, goOi Bass .ssn1. an IL TACT everything
TO please AMI make it 4 day of both Joy and profit
20 all who my stteni.
There will a.. be i-,'it rD7e perform by
tie celebrated Nr. Geo. Seschri>t. whJ is equal
TO B'Jndin on tie ropes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

Cabinet Ware.-A. C.. Norton ID manu- ia tur
ing all kinds of Cabinet Ware, Furniture, &C.
Chairs either Flag or Split Bottomcd. made to or
der He also re-bottoms chairs. Shop at his
fathers oil stand, east enl OF lower bridge in
Sou ID Plymouth. n3ltf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

The brick just burned by Mr.. Albert Borton on
Mr.. John WoOdwari's land. north of town. are OF
the very best quality, underst md, fully equal
to the LaPOrte brick in every respect.
Mr.. Stewart Btilev has also lust finished burning
kiln Of brickon Tie Fair Grounds. The kiln
has not yet been opened. bu! we understand there
ID no doubt about the brick being Of good quality
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

Potter & Welch are doing good business in
the Livery Stable line They pitronizcd by
al the boys who can appreciate n good team and
nice rig. They can fit out any kind of a party.
provide bu-gies for single individuals with plen
~ Of room for YOUR sweetheart They hive sad
die horses for both hdies, and gentlemen. and
riding skirts FOR those lsdes who only wish to try
horst back exercise occasion ally.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

tory enough for one day. said the preachers
wi'e' after having done her first washing with a
piece OF the J. Monroe Taylor Gold Medal Soap
It's labor saving as wen "a temper saving, and
suen nice white clothes never had before, for
parish will use it, for am sure il will do i. rro.,
deal IN preparing their minds for the Sabbath dav
Go one and all aud try it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

Two Things to Do.-'l'horoughly clean your
Houses. Cellars and yards. Remove al filthy
matter aud then get a bottle OF DR.. Crooks Veget
able Extract. and take il to remove all vitiated
and impure matter 'rcm the blood, and purify and
cleanse it and then Won defy cholera or any
disease. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Burn
h,ms & Van Setback, Wholesale Agents. Chi
casO. 29i4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

How Fragrant-fhe air is with the perfumes
from thousand exotic plants, and all nature
seems clad in her holiday attire. Yet misery is
still in our midst The roses may bloom and ma
turs put on her garands Of leaf and bud and flower
But man will nevertheless suffer-Dyspepsa, the
sure forerunner of death, and the companion of i
miserable life, claims him a subject. Do not
wait then, dear reader till its ravages lay you low
in death, for nature has likewise found antidotC
compounded of her roots and birks-and prepar
ed Goes Dyspepsia Cure. 1t will Immediately
cure the worst cases of Dyspepsia in existence
The proprietors warrant il in every case.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

Our town VI .rshal, ON Saturday last, arrested two
or three persons for fighting and making a dis
turb1uce ON the streets. The offenders were taken
before Justice Of the Peics and fined for their
misconduct This is new proceeding in Plymouth.
and it seemed to astonisi some Of those who had
been in the habit Of fghting anu carOusns pleas
ure. without interruption by the authorities. We
heard number of our best citizens Of both parties
rejoicing that NC have Marshal, at last, who is
not afraid to do his duty.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
An ETectuai Worm Medicine.
UEroyyu,s yermifuge Commits,

or Worm L,zENGEs. Much sickness, undoubtedly, with
children and adults attributed to other CAUSES is occasion
ri by WORMS Tie "YERHIrUsE CoNF1rs. although ef-
Ecual in destroying worms do possible injury 10
the most delicate child This valuable combination has
been successfully used by ply icams, and found to he safe
AMI in Graduating hurifiA to children
Children having Worms require imm 'diite
attention. as neglect of the trouble OMEN causes prolonged
sickness.
symptom. OF Worm I'm Chiliren are often
overlooked Worms in the stomach aud bowels cause irri-
tation which cln To- removed only by the Of sur"
rem .ly til. combination ofinsreients used in making
Bro,rl. "T.rmfsye Cpmd il such as TO give the best
possible effect with safety.
CURTIS SBIowN, Proprctors. New York. Sold y
all Dealers in Medicines, at g cts. "A box.
my Il, lsij-Il,alyr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
Ma,rimonin,.-Marric,i on the so,h nit. ,v

Matrimouiai.-Marric on the 30Ih ut.. by
Rev. Austin Fuller. Mr.. jaws w HEw.rr OF
Laportc Co, 10 Miss NA;scY E. LOVE, of Mar
shall.
On the same CAV by the same. HaRvEr r
CHAFEY, TO Miss Mar McFARL,xD, all of th.s
county.
Aso-At the residence OF the brides father
in I" alnut township, on "Wednesday evening. VI 4,
3lih, lcG6. nv Rev. Mr. Donaldson. Mr. WusGs
NEwHoUsE, OF Ful on, (receaily Of this county, to
Miss kIzrAH Brown, daughter of Charles Blown
Esq.
With this notice VIC received boun,ifu, share
OF the wedding cake. for which the ha1-y pair ara
entitled to our most hearty thanks and best wishe.
for their happine.s and success in life.
Celestial happin. S., Whene'rr she stoops
To visit cath. one shrine the Goddess finds,
ARd one alone, To make her sweet amends
For absent hearcn-'he bosom of a friend,
Where Heart meets Heart,
Zach others pillow to repOse divine"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

The Lady's Friend for June. has reached u.s.
Every number OF this work is beautifully embell.
lshed and always contains something of superior
beauty ana excellence in this line. All the sto-
ries are good, well written happily conceived aud
very interesting. Terms $3.50 year. Addres.
Deacon & Peterson, Philadelphia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
ERRORS CT With.

gentleman wha suffered for wears from Nervous De-
hty, Premature lrav and all the effects Of Youthful
WILL for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free all who pc it. the recipe aud directions for max
the simple remedy 10y which hc cured Sufferers
ai>hng profit 10y the advertiser experience. do
by addressing JOHN II. OGDEN,
I lsacIy NJ. ID Chamtcrs St New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

The Lsporte Union says there are ID new
houses being bull; in Plymouth this summer, and
Lieut.. VIM +. Brown informs US that six store
three story brick Is being pa, uO on the site Of the
buildings burned last winter, aud that Plymouth
ia looking towards the day when she will be a
City. We weull he glad tn speak of her as our
SISTER cay."-IaiparaiS Republic.
There are eight store rooms going mp instcaed of
ak but, we believe, they are ouly to he two stories
high.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

y 'minsicJ.-ti "A. ts9cr P,cSarl has been
nOminatel nv the Union of LtPOrte county
tor Auditor. No more fitting nomination cuuli
have been N ,de The General will be elected by
a swccp:n. maj,rity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
A FRIEND

Davidson & Co.'S. at -PaImer's old stand is tbs
place to 30 for bargains in Dry G Iois. Ready Mad,
Clothing. &C.. &c. They are enjoying an i'm
msnss trade and the reason is people have founs
out where TO so for the best bargain
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

Arthur Sheldon. the young pos, Office clerk.
who was convicted ut the recent term of the H. :.
Court tor purloiuing letters containing money out
Of tie 7. U. at Laporse, has been p,rdoneI, it is
said
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07

Ciadii ne tor ShcriT.-Wc understand
that Mr. Joau W PAYNE Is given his friends Der
m sSiOn to say that h will be candidate for Sher
i'll. suh"c, to the decision Of the Union County
Convention.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-07
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