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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

CONTROLLER CLARK. Of the United states
Treasury. has written 4 letter which has
created a great sensation ar Washington.
He says Secretary MeCullocb does not cor
rectly state the funds on hand by many
millions
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

M MACK. President OF the Chicago Re
pu5}tcaE Newspaper Company i a eandi-
date for the colectorsbfp Of that port.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

TIE receipts into the United States
Treasury for the quarter ending December
slst, 1855. we're 500, s74143.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

MANHOJD- How LOST HOW Re-
VI -IlREl ~ -st r-- .s1ei p n.7r c-lt.-- ~ II
CLLFEAWfLL- fElEtZATED ~ y o. tll r1dioa1
cEre [7F.-l-t -e-l--, = SFEsJs-s SIN ma
W-ak-ess. Involuntary SEMINAL Iossa-. lDp-t-Lc,
AID P1ysi--- I--s rac y. IIpe1 .rel-s o. EarfaFe
K also C1ss-EF--ly EP--EP-E. AID rvs l---lc- 3
Se-i-Al-s- O. -s1lzI eztrzFzEaocs-
81 Price 70 a sealed envelope C-ly 9 ce-ts
he ce-ee-a-e- z-tl1r I1 RS --1--al.e csssy
--s1rT -er19-st-ates frc-- thirty years zlccrzsf
prac-ie. t1t tte zzrli-E c1-s -slces ~ self-f-se
may - rlii-aly c--e- without TIE l-Lzr11= -se ~
rterLzl -lc.E-. tte rp-Ss-l.- u. ~ klffe-
qclrll-r CT nose r ere 40 crce sl1y.e CERTAIN
AID e--1t-zl b. r-s4rs q zllch every -rr--a- ri
matter Ehai his coll-till hay be. nay IRE himself
c1slp.T. pr szale.y, all rc--o1i-y-
g. I1-s lecture s-o--1 b. % tie h4l-s q i-.--
y1llh and every l-s1 in tie Lald
Se-t, rl1sr sezl. i1 = pain envelope. 70 anv al
Lres Pcst-pzlt q receipi y FL ceris " -, r-t
sflurs address The PIb-lshers.
CHAS. ! q KIM 4 CO
1Z7 Bo~ery, New York
s~-Ji Pet grlce Box $50.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

SENATOR sherman Las taken tie stump
in Connecticut in behalf OF Gen. Hawiey.
Tie Renublcan candidate l0r Governor.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
I ?
TOR ALL FORM %
LUCRATIVE DISEASES.

Eu.er % tlo Soss Throat Iaa.-s. Spike. fo-l-..s
er Scalp. no remedy has over prose. OIL ...aI
NoIH PATCHEs upon rho female fs-e d.rsrs.rr
ufor the diseased actlou ri ere Liver an. Irrg co.
pleasant O. the young .feand nlatler A ffr ba'
tos 81 Constitution D ifF SYRUP. a.f correct os
.nder thl skm
o. tle disease q the Liver. rrlrr r...f. iarr..'
uzz.lr-s Ind .sesfl0l. " .sE mach r- s- . -rs'H
or canoer3ls condition 90 tLai orrau -ro.rrsr.ai
with banning or unpleasant fFuIi.n. HI hf -r
I0V.f ts tto nrr ~ C0N-TTr TgS luF sTfrf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

4.
CONSTITUTIONS LIFE SYRUP

CURES All swuIINcs oF rW ClANf~
Either ~ tle Face. Nc,A. 20 Fef4al. l'l.t.t. ana
should bc taken as soon al tho swelling D.. dai..ia.
thus preventing their breaking aui prniar.n.
Disoharging sores which isarure so marr of tI-
younger portion % tho community. if.m "a Oh
txcuty years ~ age. Young cAliI-u age t..f 80
jet g. Discharge ffam tle l.r vn..l depends uloa
ID s,rolulous coustitution. These cases s.oa recover
by "a. ,nr "a few do=.s of thr Iile -yrur
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
DIED

RASCoN At Hovcu -a The iefh '-st ~ C-asumP.
tnu Rscerl ar.t - ..r- ,.,m.rls ui tAis
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
irritation OF the Lungs. a Perm
throat Affection. or an IncurabIe
Lung Disease.
Browns Bronchial Troohe,

HAVING a DIRECT nSFLUENCE 70 TIE PARTS
cIYr MfsDiATr EFLIfF
For Bronchitis. Asthma. Catarrh. Com
sUmptive and Throat Diseases,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

A Board Of Trade is to be organized at
Jackson.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
y ER v % L s MES

NERVOUS DEBILITY. SHATTERED NfElI-
II NIIUs DAME los OF POWER
COSI CSIoN o. THOUGHTS FfuFrSY
Thousands who have s-r-rci Coz yssrs vl Bless
sle -ay ga which taoy rlai tacs' Anos lariic1ary
O. ~oassaile.lls nain.A ~l ia- iael.,'ls pr4re ar
.1esuma0ls bless lng--dIeclns tlor i.oisisp- Goa
Hooc WLi.h ilillis n.or, ilan .n psoa.ses.
MERC RIAi ID s J. A SIS
SALVATION EoTuNe Or r0NEs
BAD DlMiI fNlUN Alll D. BONES
FEF INC oF WI iRINl~- nilfi~~lHN oF SPIRITS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

T-is tslnt llercl.t4ry aul aclu resp luur r.
VIII 1-iol- uis.r, IS - al. ---. -..a..ai rss,i.
ilcarAtt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02
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An Honest Democrnt. Hon. Wn


An Honest Democrnt. VIM.
". Patterson, the Ajax of Democracy in
this sectiss. who learned his politics OF
Jackson. and now remains with that party,
we believe, solely on account of old aSSo-
Citations. tock an opportunity day or two
since To express publicly his private opin-
Gon of the Copperhead WOmblt. Harvey
grossly irSul;ed the old gentleman by rcfu-
sing tetalk with him, whcreUpon Mr.. p.
told him of some of his dirty tricks. and
-said nc was firmly persuaded of the truth
of every word we have said about the pu-
-sillanimOus hound. Harvey said if it were
not for Mr.. P's gray hairs he would thr,Sh
him;- that plucky old veteran oTered to
waive that distinction. but Harvey had ne
stomach for a combat in which he would
be likely to come off second best.
Poor Harvey, He cannot even com
mani the respect of his political friends
Another prominent Democrat saws that hi,
attempts to answer us put him in mind oI
a boy trying TO knock OF sweet apples will
soft soap"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02
Representative Convention.

The Union men of the counties of Mar
shall and Stark met pursuant to call at Gro
vertown. Wednesday, July -, 1866
The Convention was called to order at
I o'clock. z. NJ, by John 5. Bender. and
on motion, was permanently organized by
eleciing DIR. n. SHEIMAN. President. and
the appointment of w. Ii. HISS, Sec'y.
On motion committee of three was ap-
pointed to draft resolutions expressive of
the sentiments OF the Convention. The
following gentlemen were appointed: Jno.
5. Bender, of Stark, Hon. Jas. q. Parks
of Bourbon and Samuel Beatty of Stark.
II being the established custom with the
two counties to let the county TO which the
Representative belongs make its choice
of candidates and the other concur. and
the Representative being due To Marshall.
upon motion the Marshall county delega-
ton retired To- the school house To select
their candidate. and upon due dclibcration
they report that W. W IIuribui is their
unanimous choice, and upon motion of DIR.
j. B. Hoas, Of Stark. W. W. lIurlbut
was declared the unanimous nominee of
the Convention for Representative.
Mr. Hurlbut being called for made a
few very excellent remarks which were
heartily indOrsed by the Convention.
John >. Gender. Chairman of the Com
mittcc ON Resolutions. made the following
report. which was unanimously adopted:
|. Resolved. That we do heartily i'm
dorSe as expressive of the sense OF this
Convention the Resolutions adopted by
the Union State Convention on the 22I
dav of Fci',-. : g and also the X solutions
adopted by the Convention ut WcStville ON
tho 10th inst.
> Resolved. That we also in,lorSc the
action OF our loyal Congress and will do
all in orr power to give IL support.
>. That our distinguished. Representa-
tive. SCHUYLER ColfaN. merits our highest
Appreciation: that We believe him To be
Americas Political Star. and that we viii
hail a glorious triumph. his election in
the coming campaign.
4. That we do pledge ourselves Ia sup
port the nominee of this Convention and
will use our best efforts to secure his cleo
ton.
On motion Representative Committee
of three was appointed ~ follows: L. Mat
tingly. Chairman, &. G. Buck and John -
Bender
On motion the proceeding, of the Con
vcniion were ordered to he published Ii -"
MARSHALL. CoUSrY REprBLIcAN. and the
BoURBoN INpEPENDENr Piss.
Rev. Thaycr. of Bourbon. John ".
PAYNE. John :. Bender and DIR. j. Il.
IIOag being Scvcrally called on; entertain
eel the Convention with short bat excellent
speeches. There being no further business
the convention adjourned sine die.
y. SHERMAN. Pres.
W II HrSs Sp,'y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02

DIR. j. E. Westervelt asks US to inform
our readers that Ire Is now in New York,
making additions to lis stock of goods
Fortunately for his customers, he happens
there in the right time. The news from
Europe Of a treaty of peace between Aus
tria and Prussia, Will undoubtedly send
gold and goods down together. The DIR.
is a shrewd business man and will buy
goods just as they have reached the lowest
notch, and will sell them correspondingly
chcnn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02
Improvemeuts.-Our town is advan

Improy<meuts.-Ou town Is advan-
einr with rapid strides toward the dimen-
sionS OF city-we do not mean a very
large one TO be sure. but one that will come
fully up to the requirements of our increas-
in- trade and business relations Former
". there was not much business done on
Michigan street above Pershings corner.
but since the fire the square north has be-
come almost a solid block on the east side
of the street, and on the west side three
business rooms now being put MP will pref
~ effcctually close up the gaps. The new
bricks. from Corbins corner {" the Bakery,
VIII add much To the appearance OF the
town. giving it a more solid and sub>tan-
fial look than il has heretofore possessed.
Woodward & IIolams building will be all
that could he asked. and the others Will he
a thousand per cent better than the wood
en- structures which they replace. The
walls of all of them are nearly completed.
and it will not he Ion. until the busy sons
of commerce return To the places from
which they were driven nv the devourin9
element last January We have heard OF
several new firms that will cu.nmFnce Opc-
Faficy< as soon rs business rooms can be
obtained.
II is impossible to walk in any direction
without Seein" ample evidences of the truth
of our assertion that Plymouth is alvan-
cling with rapid strides Ia the dimensions OF
"A eisy. Buildings are in process of erect
ion in every part of town, and everybody
seems determined io have Il house of his
own There Is ma doubt that this is one u!
the very best business points between Fort
Wavne and Chicago. We have fertile re
gion around us. and our lumber and tim
her trade for m1ny years will he a source of
immense wealth. We believe Plymouth
i the only town between the two points
named that furriShcsa market for every
thing the farmer has 10 sell. Wheat. corn,
oats. POTATOES. cattle. hogs. etc. always are
a ready sale here. al price. apprOa hing Ia.
and oitcn in advance of, the Chicago mar
kct.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02
Know thy Destiny,

MADAME f. =. TmoRSroS, the great English As
tr0i"gst, Cairvcyant and Psy chom, trican. who has
as'"nshe the scientific classes ofthc oil World, has
now lccatcI herselfat lIudsin, n. Y. Madame
Thornton Possesses such wonderful powers 81 second
sight, as To- enable her to imIari knowledge of the
greatest Importance to the single married Of either
sea. While in state % trance the ticineatcs the
Try features Of the Icr-on Won 10 marry, and 10y
the aid Of nm instrument Of intense power, known
the P-ychcmoirope, guarantees to produce a life
like picture of the.fiurc husband or wif Of the ap
piicant, together with date Of marriage position in
lif.. traits of character &c. This Il no humbug
thousands IT testimonials assert. She will scns
rcn desired, certified certificate of written guar
sntcc that the picture is what il purror;s to lie
by enclosing small lock Of hair and stating place
"f birth, ase, disposition complexion and cncIoring
50cents anil stamped envelope addressed to yourself
you will receive the picture and desired Information
10y rcturn mail All communications sacrclIy con-
h'ential. Address in confidence, Madame T.. +.
TmoRxrox, p. o. Box e23, Hudson, NY l3omG
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02
An EEcctEal Worm Medicine.
Browns Nermlfugc COiNl;ts.

ON w"Rs LozESGEs- Much ii, kness, un,iout: ediy,
with children sul siul;, attributcio ether CAUSES,
is occasionei 10y worms. The '.vERxursE Con-
FIrs." although srectuai in destroying worms, can
DO n" possible injury 20 the most delicate child
This valuable combination has been -.fuiy used
hv rh, sician~ and found To- hc and radi-
eating worms 80 lnrtful 10 children.
Children having Worms require irnmc-
dite attention, neglect of the trouble oen causes
prolonged sickness.
symptoms OF Worms I'm Children are
often overlooked. Worms ia the stomach aud bowels
cause irritation which removed only 10y the
use ola sur remedy. The combination IL in,,rcli
ent- used in making Bro'rhs 'Fcrmjs,e coipais' is
such a. to give the best possible eec; with safety
CURTIS & BROWN, Propricior.. New York
; ,iI 10y all Dealers in Medicines, at - cts box.
may -. ls66-3nSulvr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT

PINT BOTTLES At ONE DOLLAR. FOR THE
u III 81 laneness, scratches. wind gals, sprains
n'i'S >ints, cuts collie, slipping sihc, heat
M ":c throat nail in the loot etc II y warrant
81 cheaper ani better than any other article ever Of
Fred I" the public. Thousands of animals have been
cured OF the collie anl overwhelming by this Linimcnt
ant hundreds that were crippled and lame have been
Restored to Their former vigor. II is used by all the
first hors"men Throughout tho States Orders arc
constantly rec'ivc'I from the racing stables of Eng
land FIR IRISH supplies of this invaluable article
or'r IN e ''r-o"ii hure bee" rcceired Een.esJ-
one dollar laid out in time may the life Of yonr
horse. sid 10y all Druggists. Ofcc, 81 Curtiandt
s"'N'- Ne" York. July l0-ml
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02

JAMES 'articr. b"ll French mariner, as early a.
1911 >Iisl a"iig the coast If North America, and
was M first am"ng di>eovcrers tc enter the River ~
l.awreiIc'. On his return down the river lac fund
ms m'n s1ily aiirtl and disabled lv what sailors
ci ''' srHrTy. H. Tavagcs were fatal and the sur
N'"r' were scarcely able To bury the dead Some of
tr '"af> along the shor, lk;wise atiackt. by
t S'si'i 'iicts hut Cartier observed that they sou
Recovered lie therefore earnestly inquired about
tir "Hs' Ut Treatment and they pointed out To- him
tree the bark AMI leaves of which they used in de-
-tlii with signal success Cartier tried the
rri"'dy AMI hal the qualification of seeing all his
crew who were afflicted, rapidly improving. This
tree 'rfts The Hb,i, Pine
wash ~ the bark s;"eI- in wafer j. exceedingly
~ iii ir r-ltng fiatipn aud cleansing odd sores
lr n"c' the virtu'. of White Pine Bark are known
crerywhers. and this. dpHbtlt~s Is unr grand rason
why The Y a'te FiRe Compound So ftvoraLIy re-
criVr'i a; FIRST.
The lr'st wear has given great opportunity to t.t
III" 'trt'"s "f the Whit Pp- tolsJ.tsd II his Iscn
q" unusual tr for Culs anil Coughs and very larry.
fH"itis {" il'c WHIT fire C'.ncaf have been sod,
am uSI with TIE haPpicst effects II speaks well for
"v Medicine, that the people living where u Is pre-.
pared are high in it, praise JuiV lg-,,3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02
TO CONSuMPTIVES.

Tile advertiser having been restored To- health in
"a few weeks Icy very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with lung affection,
and that dread disease. Cons mpttn-is anxious to
make known To his fellows uf.cTtrs the means OF
cure.
To all who desire il, he will send a copy 81 the
prescription used frcr hargel. wi the directions
for preparing aud using tho same. which they will
fnd a sUsgC M for Co 81 sPTIoN. AsrHyA, BEoA-
cHtrIs. CorGus. Coins. and al Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription il to lem fit the afflicted
and sprcad Information which Lee c.n,eiyes ~ BE- ir
valuable and hc hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy ms /; viii cost thcm nothing, and may Trove
u blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, rRIr, by return
mail, will please address
Itv. EDWARD 4 WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
Jan. 1, 'GG-ni0sncly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02
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Tinrnir Eanfion IL MI

Timely Caufion.-To parity is to
cleanse, anil n this Sea Spn of the year it j.
not only necessary To- cleanse the house
and the yard but the human system. Stag
nant wafer. decaying vegetable or animal
matter. and filth OF every kind breeds pes
thence. and those persons whose blood il
charged with impurity are most prcdispos-
eel to b. attacked by cpidcmics; hence the
necessity of purifying and cleansing the
blood with some active and appropriate
remedy: such will be found i'm Brvan'S Life.
Pills. which are Il sure antiCotc -ipr sick
ness, and should therefore bc rcsorted to Il,
this season of the year. (Sce advertise
meat.) :i9-:nl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02

Beware of a summer complaint among
the children Thousands ofthc little ones
annually die from disorders of the stomach
and bowels and many, all. too many
homes are rendered dcsolate by the hands
OF this prevalent disorder Goes Dyspep-
sia Cure is reliable remedy in all such
cases, as well as for dyspepsia. indigestion.
sicSheadache, sour stomach, want fappc-
tite and general debility.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02
Mr.. ;yr.t. Scho:itid-Wc uuI.

Mr.. Wri. Schoiicid-Wc understand.
has purchased the Livery and Sale Stables
oil Potter * Wclch. and intends adding
greatly 20 the stock. by the purchase of
more horses and bu--ies. lie Is detcrmin-
cd To turn none away unaccommodatc'l
from his Stables.
We are sur, that the customers OF Potter
Il WEIGH will regret their retirement from
the Livery business, but they will no doubt.
give t,,c.r successor fair trial. and we
feel saf,. in saving that he will always bI
mp 10 tn requirements of the times.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02
The, gspnblifam.
LOCAL Department
Asehis.-The following

Advertising Asehts.-The following
gentlemen arc authorized to act as our
agents in receiving advertisements 10 be in
serted in the REPUBLICAN:
Peaslee & Co, Beekman ST., n. y.
:. NJ. Pettingill Il Co, 81 Park Row.
Fowler & Wells, n. ".
Abbott K Co, 50 Nassau ST., y. Y.
j. J. Bonnet Il Co, 81 Liberty ST., y. Y.
J. VI. Emerson, So Nassau ST., y. Y.
j. PAYNE, Lowe, y. Y
Richardson & Co, 81 Park Row, y. Y.
III. Seymour Shell & Co, q. Fulton st.
> :. r. Niles, Boston, Mass
Geo. p. RoweIl 4 Co, % Congress st.
:. vi. Pettingill & CO., Boston
Cook, Coburn & Co, So Dearbon ST., Chi.
VIM. II. Schroeder, Chicago. II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02
We hive received the following from .

We have received the following from a
valued friend, well known in some portions
of this county. His old friends will no
doubt BE- glad Ia her from him:
BrRIINGToN. Kansas. July -. l~;f;.
I. M,TrISGLY. ESD u Sir: --EnrloS-
e.. please find one dollar, the balance on
my subscription for the year. Your paper
has been received regularly. and. ! assure
Won. IL is a welcome visitor. Continue To
notify me when my subscription closes
and ob.ige yours, &c.
u - HNLDWIN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02

why. Josh. | thought you said you had
The seven year Itch
-W;h. | had. / kctched il sl,akin'
hands with them candidates for the L.ris-
laturc"
but how is it that YOU are well so
SOON: tt4t > p
'.0h. used Boyd's NIetiicate,i Cram. 1t
never fails" ic-t2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02
A Good Number.-The PhrcnOl

A Good Number.-The PhrcnOlOgic; !.
Journal for August contains portraits of
Benz. Franklin. Lewis CaSs, c. +. Bridges.
Brunell. Mrs. Par&hurst. etc, with articles
on Responsibility, Sowing and Reaping:
The Servant Question; Getting Married.:
Writing, the Philosophy of Photography:
How to Live; Air and Sunlight: Summer.
and its Lessons; Over Eating: Head and
Body; Man-Monkeys; Insanity, and Relig
ious Excitements; PhysiOgnomy, Time.
Tune, Neneration, Double Clins Large
Ears. etc. 2ocents, or S2a year. FOWLER
& WELLS. Y. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02

During III. thunder storm
her. last Friday morning holt of the cleo
irir fluid struck one of the dead locuSiS
standin. in front of itr rTuund fer merry
occupied Ivy the Couslc residence on Gano
street, splitting ii from top 10 bottom. and
hnrlin- ono cf the dry limbs across the
street against the side door in the ware
room of Pcrshin- & Co.'S Drug store.
which it mashed in pretty effeciuilly.-
This was all the damage it did we believe.
\ number OF persons in the vicinity say
they FIT the shock when the bolt struck.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02

Our voang fri,ad. H'ary s. Hana, left
q bu>llcl of fine early appis-s at our Office
on Thursday last and orr old friend. Mr.
Ntkia>on. conplimrnied u on the same
,lav with a mess of large ncw potatoes OF
Tn. yer hes: kini.
Mr. g. Short left half q blShfi of very
fine and large p9:sI"'-> II orr oiiire on Sai
urdtv. All have our w.i7:aeSt thanks for
their faycrS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02

ObcriIn.--''I had rather graduate "a,
Oic:lin. Ohio. than at any other place in
the world. because over fourteen thousand
of her students are scattered all over the
continrnt-tliuS find friends everywhere.
So said well know observer of men and
thingS We can add that the graduates of
the UNION Business INSTITUTE located
there are unanimous in their commcnda-
ton of the thorou"hnesS and energy OF
McSSrS. Calkins, Griffin Il Go. Send for Il
Circular AMI Co,lrge papers without fail.
:tS-.Il
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02

1t seems that the inventor of the J. Mon
roe Taylor Gold Medal Soap has but one
idea in view. which is to get up the best
and most reliable soap in the world. We
speak from experience when we say it has
no equal, and no well regulated family
should be without it, there is no soap to be
compared with it. Every husband should
make it a point to see that the household
is supplied with box of il without delay.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02

The bill for the equalization of bountics
has passed. Soldiers and all Others inter
ested should at once 90 to Phillips & John
son. Authorized Military Claim Agents at
this place. and make application for the adj
-ditional bounty allowed by Congress, July
18th. IS66.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02

: Frank IesIie's ladies Magazine and Ga
zette of Fashion, for August, has reached
US. 1t is beautiful and valuable number.
indispensable we should think to MILF
ners and dress makers
Price $3.50 per annum- Address Frank
Leslie, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02

We beg pardon for neslecting to ac-
knowledge last week our Indebtedness to
Mark Cummings, Deputy Clerk, for valua-
State documents, House Journal for spe-
cial session of 1865. Reports of officers of
Benevolent Institutions, &c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02

For restoring grey and faded hair per
fectly, increasing its growth, preventing is
falling off, keeping the scalp clean, and
beauiifying the head. Tebbct's Physiolo--
ical Hair Regeneration has no equal. 1t is
perfect luxury. Pcrshing & Co. Agents.
For sale by all Druggists. 3g-m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02

Charley lIoltzenjorffis acknowledged TO
bc one OF the best BARRIERS in Northern In
diana lie understands his profession
thoroughly aud can cut. curl and color
hair or whiSkcrs Ia the entire satisfaction
of his customers.