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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
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lish. elsewhere the circular Of the Com
mittee of Arrangements, and the Order of
Exercises of the Sunday School COnven-
ton which is to be held here next week.
We do not regret the space thus employed
and we can only wish that our pen
may be guided to say something that Will
enlist every one of our readers in the great
work which the Convention is called to
further. From whatever standpoint We
regard the spirit of inquiry into the sacred
volumes aroused by the Sunday School and
kept alive by the discussions OF the teacher
and his class, whether as christians or pa
triots, we must confess its sanitary inhuen-
ces- Indeed, we look upon the Sunday
School as one of the great levers which is
TO overthrow the temples of sin and accom-
plish the regeneration of the world. We
recently read an account of the farewell
services ON board ship built by the con-
tributions Of the Sunday School children
of this country, destined to engage in the
missionary work. On board were devoted
men and women, reared, perhaps, under
the influences Of the Sunday School, in all
probability looking for the last time upon
the dear familiar faces of companions and
kindred, surrcndering the bright hopes and
fond anticipations of early manhood and
womanhood's dreams. yet chcerfully BRAY
ing the storm, the pes;ilence, savage beasts
and yet more savage men, and all the Wis
cissitudes of an untried climate, in order to
spread the glad tidings of great JOY" Was
ever there spectacle more tOuchingly sub
lime. The leader OF victorious legiOns lives
in SOM and story and is repaid by the
plandits of the multitude. but here is hero
ism that expects only suffering and priva-
ton in this life, heroes who fear not death.
whether he comes in the rivers dark food.
amid the deserts burning sands, or springs
rcsistlessly from the jungle, for their hope
is of a better world.
Ample arrangements are being made by
the various committees for the entertain
ment and comfort Of large number OF
guests. Those from n distance may be as
sure,l that they will be Hospitality provided
for by our citizens 1t is especially desired
that all the Sunday Schools of Marshall
County be represented in the Convention.
and that information in regard To the
number of scholars, teachers, officers. libra
~ and general condition of school. be col
lccted and rca ly to present at the proper
time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

The White Pinc.-It has long been known
that this ts-, c.atainctl many excellent medicinal
qualities bit . . only 81 comiHrafi,ely RECENT date
that thry have been nal, xed and combined into
csliss for popular use. Dr. J. W. Polan-h,rmcry q
Clergyman If high repui-a few years sine prepar-
cd such A mdic.nc which h. called the white Zine
compound. and 50 efncaciois has il proved In all
dthroat Inn, and kidney diseases. whoever il h.s
ebeen used the popular demand for il rapidly in-
creased untilthe disuverer vas Obliged to devote his
whole attention to the business Of preparing il for
the market in1 Z. now stands in the front rank a.
mong the mJlca specifics Of the day. DIR, SWEET, of
the New England Botanic Depot ia boston, has he
come the proprietor ct the Compound. and his adj
yertisement in fhis paper gives interesting &C.
count OF its origin and substant iated by Q
large number sf certificates from well known cifi-
zens Of tie Nov England States. The medicine Is
apecialy popular in Maine. New Hampshire and YER
mont. whore the virtues Of the white Pine Htc f-
miiiar as household words. 5i-m3<n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
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Eikhart.-A visit To this thriving place
has convinced us that it Is destined to be
come a town Of moro than ordinary i'm
portance. Ii is situated at the junction OF
the old and new lines of the Michigan
Southern & Northern Indiana Railroad
and the confluence of the Elkhart and ST.
Joseph rivers. Its inhabitants are very san
guine that the machine shops of the above
road, now located at Laporte, will soon be
removed to Elkhart, and in addition to the
impetus which this would give to the
growth of the town, il il proposed to i'm
prove the naturally fine water privileges
presented by tn two rivers above named.
at an expense of some hundreds of thous-
-ands of dollars, by bail,iing dams and erect
ing buildings OF such capcity as TO furnish
mechanics with room and power at small
expense. That this latter scheme will be
carried out, we were assured by those hay
ing the matter in charge, who are rcpu;ed
to be men of great wealth and enterprise.
When ii is accomplished Eikhart will I'M
-doubtedly become a first-class manufactur-
ing town, and will present inducements that
cannot fail to attract thither large numbers
of skilled mechanics.
During our stay of some days we were
domiciled at the Rerier Office. and had the
pleasure of congratulating the publisher,
NJ b. Mattingly, upon a recent addition TO
his family, in the person OF fine boz, who
has been unanimously voted by all the la
dies who have seen him, and whose opiR-
ions are worth knowing, to be altogether
the handsomest baby yet born into the
world, and who is said to very much re-
semble one of his uncles, whose name mod
-esty forbids us to mention A few hours
after we left the editor of the Rerier, Mr.
ID. III. Chase, led to the altar one of Elk
hart's fairest daughters, and we take this
occasion to wish the happy pair all that is
pleasant and delightful in this life.
We had the good fortune at Elkhart to
come across several old comrades Of the
camp and battlefield, among whom we
win mention Major James Braden and
Captain Charley Mann. With them We
called up "reminiscences of glorious past
and though we did not shoulder oul
crutch and fight our battles o'er," we seem
ell to feel again the enthusiasm of til,
charge, "the shout, the shock, the crash o
steel" In such company the hours could
but pass pleasantly away.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
ALLCocK,s POROUS LAsTERs.

lAHE BACK.
New York. Nov. ~, 1850.
r. ALLcocE& Co.--G-ntl"nirn: lsteIv suffered sr-
vereiy frum Weakness in my hack. living heard
your pi,stcrs n,a.h recommended TO- Of this
kind. procured one, AMI the result all could
desire A single plaster cured me in week.
Yours respectfully. J. G.. BRIGGS
Proprietor "fthe Dranircth Hence.
CURE OF CHICK in the BACK, and LUaBAGo.
Lyons, New York. Jul, 4. lsG2
Messrs. ALr-ocS * Co.: Please send me dollars
worth If yourplsstcrs. They have cured me of =
crick in my bark which had troubled ME for some
time and nowmy father il going to try them for dii
Guilty about h heart l.. III. SHERWOOD.
Dr. Green So. sG3 Broadway. New York, inform
she Sold onsIonday, June AZ, lsG2, two Pasters to
a young wonn suffering very severity FRI M lumi ser.
On Thursday sic called TO get two more fr friend,
and then ST, ed how the she had purchased
Monday had plicvcd her immediately after putting
them on, and ornsp nrR ~ TWO PAYS Of a most dis
trcssinS paiI in her back and l"ns.
Sold by I'll p. usgists. lNovlsml
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22


Railroad Prospects.=We found at
Laporte a great deal of confidence in the
Company which has recently taken hold Of
the Cincinnati, Peru e. Chicago Railroad.
The name of the road, however, is to be
chaiiged to Cincinnati, Louisville & Chica-
60 Railroad. AT present number of
hands are busily employed In narrowing
the track between here ard Laporte To- the
same guage Of the NJ. s. & N. ]. road, and
hereafter trains will run into the depot OF
that road at the latter place, and the two
lines will make close connections: We I'm:
derstand that train is expected from La
porte to-day, and the travel, which has
been interrupted for two weeks past by the
work of narrowing the track, will soon be
resumed Meanwhile, new surveys are be-
ing made, and everything looks like the
prcprietofs mean business. II is said at
Laporte that a branch road will be built
from there to Michigan City, In which case
our route to the lake wifi be materially
shortened. The building of the road fronl
here to Peru cannot certainly involve a
very great outlay, and it will open up some
magnificent country and become the outlet
of large amount of commerce
The advantage to this section of having
two roads to market will not be inconsid-
cradle. OF course competition will spring
up between the roads and we shall profit
by 1t, whatever effect such rivalry may
have upon the railroads. We often hear
complaints ofthe difficulty found in OBJ
tanning cars to ship lumber, stock, &c. to
market, but in the event of the competi-
ton of another road more attention will be
paid to our wants.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

citizens of Walkerton and vicinity
will do well to bear in mind when
they want Stoves of any kind or
quality, Tinware of any description,
Nails, Glass or Window Sash, that
they can buy them at city prices of
II. B. Whitlock. who has recently
opened stock of such goods in that
place, and who intends, if he can by
liberal and fair dealing, to secure the
custom Of all who do their trading
at Walkerton. He invites all i'm want
of goods in his line to give him a
call and price his articles before
sending or going to the surrounding
cities for them. 2m3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Monday Evening.

1:I5-Devotional.
7:3O-Importancc ofthe Sunday School
TO the community-Sermon by Rev. Geo.
c. Noyes, of Laportc.
s:3O-Organizatiop.
9:00-Adiournment.
Tuesday, a. NJ.
9:OO-DevOtional.
9:30-Business.
l0:OO--Means to be used to enlist ALI. in
the SUNDAY School Work.
IO:30-The Superintendcnt--llis Quail
fications.
II:oO-The selection of Officers and
Tcachers-How shall it be done?
Il:3O--What constitutes a Successful
Teacher?
I2:OO-Adjournmcnt.
Tuesd.y,:P. NJ.
2:OO-Devotional.
2:lJ--Rcporis from the Sunday Schools
of the County Reports should include
number of Scholars, Teachers, Officers, Ii
brary and general condition of School.
3:O0--Children's meeting.
4:OO-Adjournmcnt.
Tuesday Evening.
1:l5-Devotional.
Illustrations i'm Teaching.
s:O0--The Sunday School the hclpmaie.
not the substitute for parental instruction.
S:30--Advantaces of personal visitation
on the part of Officers and Teachcrsat the
homes of the Scholars.
500 Adjournment.
Wednesday,, A. VI.
9:10--Deyoiional.
?:30-Music of Sunday Schools.
IO:00-Iitcrature of Sunday Schools
How TO select and use.
i0:30--Best mode of instructing infant
| classes.
Il:0o--IIow TO grade instruction so as to
stimulate advancement.
Ii:3o-How To teach Sacred Geography
and History. and use of maps.
i2:O0-Adjournmen,
"wednesday, p. NJ.
2:00--Dcvotional.
oo:lj-TeachcrS meetings.
2:l5--Cultivstion of Sunday School Be-
ncyolcncc.
5:oo--Question Drawer opened
Adjournment.
"wednesday Evening.
7:lJ-DevOiiOnal.
7:3O-1IOw to secure and promote Il
high degree of religious interest in Sunday
Schools.
S:0O--Reports 0f'COmmttees, RcsOlu-
lions and Closing Addresses
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

Ngw CLorIIIyG SrOEE.-Marks 4 Ehr-
Itch. cnterpriSing Cincinnati men. have
opened u Clothing and Gents Furnishing
store in this place. in the south corner
room of the new brick row, west side q
Michigan street They have magnificent
stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
embracing every article in that line that
can be called for. The public will find not
only new men, new store and new goods
but new prices also.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

NEW Day Coos AND CLOTHING STORE
-Lauer Il Co. is the name of a new firm
which has opened Dry Goods and Cloth
ing Store in the second room from the south
corner, in the new brick row. on the west
side of Michigan street. They have 4 fine
assortment OF Dry Goods and Clothing
which they invite the public to call and cx-
anime. Prices warranted satisfactory.
Mr.. Joseph Lalcr. the head OF the firm.
Is AN en;erprisins and liberal dealer, AMI
will make ii the interest of buyers TO give
him call
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
Auction aud Commission Housr.

Jonathan Freese and Fred. Bchrcns. 10th
well known as staunch, cnterpriSing and
energetic business men, will open in a few
days an extensive stock of dry goods, in
the north room of Woodward {, lIohamS
new brick. Ii is also their intention TO en-
guare in a general auction and commission
business, and soon their going. going,
gone" will tell OF all Kind; Of articles sold.
and of great bargains secured The new
firm are fully in accord with the spirit OF
age. believe in the science of advertising,
and will hereafter set forth in these columns
the attractions of their wares
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

The ladies ought 70 call in at Mr. Vince
don's Hat Cap and Fur Store and purchase
set of Furs. He has the best assortment
in town. He also keeps ladies Hats, new
style and very pretty, and Fur-bound
Hoods.
Gentlemen will find at this house the
largest assortment of Hats and Caps in
town. He also keeps Gloves, Enamclcd
Paper Collars, Buffalo Robes, &c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

SrAvE AND HEADING BoLrs--Slessrs
Hurlbut Bros. & Co are paying cash for al
The red oak stave and heading bolts that
are delivered at their factory, and the pri-
ces they offer are considered remunerative
See advertisement in another column. AZ
the wheat crop was failure and farmers
are deprived of this source of income, we
should think that all who live In a reas
enable distance Of Plymouth would engage
in this trade, 1t is certainly money ma
king business.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
Raaica,,>m-whi.e there is a diff

RadicaiiSm While there is diiftr-
encc of opinion to whether radical on
conservative policy is best adapted to the
present condition of the country. there IS a
unanimous conviction that a radical cure
for Itch and Scratches is much needed in
the Yellow AMI kankakcc river regions
as well as in all other places where the dis
case prevails. Boyds Mcdicsted Cream Is
that remedy. Il:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

Bad Rpui~.-We have the authority
Of the oldest inhabiiant' for saving that
not within the memory of man have the
roads at this season of the year in this sec
ton been so desperately bas: a. now. We are
about to draw up petition to he present
ed Ia the town board TO have the name of
this place changed to Jordan. for from
whatever direction it is attempted To ap-
proach us the road is found to BE- ''harl 10
trabblc." We recently accomplished the
feat Of riding from South Bend here in tic
stage, and being in company with Uni
versalist preacher, Mr.. .Crarey, of South
Bend we were easily converted to the the
DRY that we were receiving our punishment
for past sins las we went along" Bat that
trip was nothing to subsequent journey
we made to Bremen. a Muncliausenish
Individual told Us it was only thirteen mile 5
10 that place and we started with light
heart and the expectation of taking dinner
there. The next time we undertake such
journey we shall provide ourself with
seven rounds of hard tack and salt horse.
The road presents beautiful variety If
thick and thin mud. of corduroy and sha-
ky bridges. But we will do the town the
justice to say that after having reached it,
it is quite pleasant place, and is inhsbit-
ed by an industrious and hospitable pco-
pie. The light is breaking here as else
where. and relying upon the intuiiivc love
of Germans for Liberty, we confidently ex-
pcct that at the next election the Copper
head majority in that locality will be great
" reduced if not wholly wiped out.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

DENoREST'S YoU.. YERICA is the title
Of Il new AMI very al To-. i've Magazine for
Boys and Girls, that will both delight and
instruct them. 1t is furnished at 81 -
yearly. and with other inducements in the
way of Premiums. Single copies, Is cts.
Parents should secure a specimen copy OF
this very unique and beautiful Children
Monthly. Published ct 473 Broadway, y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

Kelly & Kendall will move next week
into the new brick room, 4th from the
south corner. They arc very enterprising
men, liberal dealers and always keep q
large stock on hand. They will increase
their stock largely as soon as they get NOV
ed, and will do a wholesale as well as re-
tail business. Country merchants and 9th
ers wishing to purchase by the wholesale
will consult their interest by giving them
a call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

New GROCERY SroRE.-T X HOughton
and James Clcaveland have opened Fam
lily Grocery Store in Charley Palmcr's old
store room. on l.aportc street, where their
friends and the public generally are invited
to call and examine their stock. They in
tenl 10 keep everything in the Grocery
and Produce line, and pledge themselves
to sell at least as cheap as any other house
in town. They will also pay the highe. I
market price in cash for Country Produce.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

Perfection has been obtained, through
art, science and experience, In the manu-
erstus, as every lady who has tested it
universally exclaims, There is nothing
like it, Don't fail to test paper, and you
will never use ANY other. Call ON
your Grocer for it, and do not be
put off with any other. All the Grocers
sell it. Depot ll2 Liberty Street, New
York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

Winter is approaching, and 1t Is es-
sentially necessary, in. order to preserve
your health and save doctors bills to keep
dry feet To- DO this, you must have good
boots or shoes, that will not rip and let the
water and mud rush in. Paul not only
keeps the best quality of Boots and Shoes
but the biggest stock in town. You can
always find what you want there without
going further.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

For n good Moscow Beaver Overcoat:
for nice Dress Suit: for nice Business
suit, at a reduced price. cut by A. Cut
shaw and warranted to fit--go to- J. NJ
Dale & Co.'S.
The ladies will please bear in mind that,
Dale & Co. are selling their immense stock
of Dress Goods. Furs. Breakfast Capes. at
less than Chicago prices; Merrimac Prints
At 2Octs and Standard Shccting nj 24cts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

LinkvilIe.-The pursuit Of money and
the desire to add good names to our sub
scription list led us to visit Linkville, per-
haps better known as Schrodcr's saw-mill,
in North township. We found here quite
a little collection OF houses, inhabited by
sober, Industrious and intelligent families,
most of whom are recent emigrants from
Ohio. The community is almost indepen-
dent, embracing millers, farmers, shoe
maker and physician. II Is. however,
still without post-ofiicc. but it is designed
to make the proper application for the es-
tablis1 nlcnt of one the ensuing winter. Ii
is proposed to change the route of the Bre-
men mail so as to have Ii pass through
Linkville. and although it would increase
the distance between here and Bremen that
would be quite neutralizcd
by superior roads at the present time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

Dapcr.-Cor5in & Bcnsons Hall will
lie opened 20 the public Thursday evening.
December 9Th, by a grand Ball, under the
auspices Of the Plymouth Cornet Band
The management are making arrangements
that cannot fail to secure the attendance Of
4 large and respectable company on the
above occasion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

I. @ q. F.--The members OF this Or
der residing in Plymouth and vicinity are
requested To meet mt the Recorders office
next Tuesday evening at halfpast seven
oclocIs for the purpose of taking steps 10
organize "a Lodge in Plymouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

ATTENTION. You've MEN.-One of
the best and most extensive Business
Colleges in the world was opened at
Hillsdale, Michigan, Sept. &c, 1866.
We advise all our readers to address
UNION BUSINESS INSTITUTE, Hillsdale,
Mich, for full particulars before go
ing to any other Commercial College.
2-m1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

LINGERING CA>Es--Lingcrinc or Chronic
Ague and Fever undermine the cOnsiitu-
ton and prcp-re the system for other dis
cases 1t should not he permitted &c run.
DIR. Heckells Vegetable Ague Cure will
not only cure all such cases. but rcStor,
the system tn its normal, vigorous cOndi
ton if taken according TO directions. Fol
sale by T. y. Lemon and Perslling K Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

Davidson & Co : splendid new stock OF
Dry Goodsand Clothing. in their new room,
in the new brick row, two doors north o!
Paul's Shoe Store, look exceedingly at
tractivc. and do attract great many.
Their sales are enormous. The reason
must be that their prices arc as attractive
~ their goods
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
School Cxamiuatiou-Tbe exsmina-

School Examination.-The examina-
ton of the classes in the school at the Sem
mary commences to-day and viii conclude
tomorrow: Friday afternoon literary ex-
ercises of an entertaining character VIII
close the term. Parents, and others inter
ested in the cause Of education. are invited
The free schools will open the first Mon
day in December, ID. ID. Luke. Principal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

The metcorc shower last week was a mis-
cradle failure, but Laucr & Bros winter
business Coats, Dress Coats and Over
Goats are grand success, as every one adj
mits who has seen them. The Plymouth
Clothing Emporium, two doors south of
Pershing & Cos Drug Store, is the place
to go for bargains in the Clothing line, hats
and caps, Boots and Shoes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

Thanksgiving Dinncr.-The Good
Templars are making arrangements for a
dinner in their hall on the 18th inst, the
day set apart by the Governor of the State
to be specially observed with thanksgiving
and prayer None but members of the or
der will be permitted to participate in the
festivities of the occasion, yet we all can
wish the good and noble men and women
who are banded together to rescue the fall
len and 10 prevent others from falling sue
cess in every laudablc undertaking.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

PATENT GATE-Judges pronounce Bar
nard's Patent Farm Gate the best thing OF
the kind yet invented. 1t is certainly a
very simple oontrivance, and we cannot
see why it should not come into universal
use on farms. Mr.. Henry B. Pershing
has purchased the right of this and about
fifty other counties in the State, and he
never takes hold of any thing unless there
is money in it. See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22


Browns vermffuge CONT ts.
On Work Losrsoxs. Much sickness, undoubtedly
with children and adults sttributed.to other rstsAs
10 otcasioned by worms The "vKRnIrren Com
frrs," although snectusi In destroying worms, can
DO no possible injury to the most delicate child
This valuable has been successfully used
by physicians and found be safe and in ersdi.
eating worms, so hurtfu to children.
Children having Worms require itnne-
dste attention. neglect OF the trouble
prolonged sickness.
Symptoms Of Worms I'm Children are
often overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowels
cause irritation, which can be removed only by the
Of a sure remedy. The combination of ingredi
cnts used in making Browns "Tera1sge Con,6fs'' il
such as to give the best possible effect with safety
CURTIS DROWN. Proprietor.. New York
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines, at 70 cts. box.
may ~ lSj5-3fsnlyr