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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

WILMINGTON Laundry, No 8, West Sixth St.
office, No 5l7 Market Street John U. Cole, Agent.
Price List. Fine Shirts, each II cts, Under or
Night Shirts, each cts Drawers, each, scts, Col.
lars, each eta. Neck Ties, each cts, Handkcr-
chiefs, each cts, Half Hose, pair cts Wrist
bands, pair cts, Coat, 20 to 80 cts Vest, 10 to
70 cts, Pants, 10 to 80, Waists so to rs, Dresses
80 cts, to 81 90, Skirts, 20 to rs cts All other
articles in proportion. oct ~
Wdnttd.-Weayers to work on bed iicking
Houses furnished at low rents for families =
Apply at Riddles Mills, on the Brandywine,
Coal and Wood.-Superior Locust Mountain,
Egg, Stove and Nut Coal, carefully screened
before delivery, Hickory, oak and pine wood
for sale, by George ". Bush, French street
wharf.
Bank Stocks, Rail Road Stocks and Bonds
bought and sold on commission by r. R. Rob
inson Co corner of 18th and Market streets
w. X. K H. Cause, advertise warerooms 10
lot in the factory building, corner OF Front and
Tatuall Streets. dec 4.3m
Sestom the successful photographer is astonishing
everybody with his elegant and superior photo.
graphs at 3l5 Market Of. dec25Sn
For ReRt.--Possessiun given 25Lh of March
The two fine and comnIoiious brick houses
No 80 and 9lJ Market ST. Apply TO VIM
Market ST. feb92 IT
CdW0H.-All persons are forbidden 10 ne.
goiiate or receive the note OF the subscriber.
drawn in favor vi William Seal for Sd6 as /
will net pay it M maturity, not having reeel.
we'd value Tor the same. L q, FAlvRs ms
Los. small Lapine Silver Watch. SUP.
posed 10 have been lost in French street.
suitable reward will he paid by leaving 1t at
this office.
KELLEY ALLEN, having leased the city
mill No. Brandy~ine, intend carrying gu the
milling business 10 connection with the flour
feed and grain business Al their old stand No
4l9 West Front street. They intend to nav
particular attention TO grist work II
Mr.. T. Sexton, photographer, NJ sI5 M,rkst
street, Wilmington, Delaware, would most resuset
fully announce to the good citizens OF WilmIp,.,op
and vicinity, that by his superior light he il nbl In
take fine card pictures oil children as wall ns at
grt wa people pleasant weather preferred, / am
always willing to try and never refuse TO tuke a nic
tnre ofa child Come one, come all, and be con-
WINGED that Sexton really makes the best pictures in
this city. Satisfaction guaranteed I. L. sexton
WaEtea.-Slooo ou mortgage on a good
Market street stand worth Sl4 geo. Interest
payable every six months Address BENJAMIN
Franklin, Republican Office.
To Farmers and Otaers.-A large In, of t,o-
vernment Harness Just received and for sale at
the auction store, I'd ana Market 81. Sales
every evening mro Inn WV, II. uEAvEs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
KtEGISB'Elt'S ~ 'FICE.

.,nnn, A., INV UAsTLE COUNTY, ia SUE, 1876.
l Ppm the application of DebOr b b, Dllworth, as.
- Dl worth ~ 4 charles Dilwotib, Admir- iri ators
Il LIBA DILWUkTH late Of Ohrihtiapa uundred.
IN said County, decea sed; 1t IL ORDRRkD and
directed by the Re the aforo
so give notice OF the granting or LetterH Of Admn-
istration the Estate OF thd deceased with the
date of granting thereof BY causing adyertisements
TO be posted within forty days from the date OF sucl
Letters In six of the public places nj the County
OF New Castie requirin all persons hsvint
ssanst the Estate to present the same abide ~
Act oil Assembly in such add and proyided And
also cause the TO be cd within The same
rtod In The Delaware Repu new pu klsh-
~ ~ wilmington, and 10 he Continued therein tive
diven under he hand and Seal of once Of the
IS 81 Register aforesaid, It New 1aktIe in M d.
(~l Go. AFORESAID, the day and year above written
nnr,,. Al, re- ERAIN, Registsr,
All persons having claims againHt the EH-
ei to the Admin ators IN al bafore Ian ash 1857
OF abide the Act Of EsaWbl y IN an eli case m. and
p'oNueu' phDoHAH p, DlLW0RTH,
JAMES DlLWORTI
CHARLES u. DILAORTH,
,mH fthv .., Ad miniatrhit rs.
protGted bi lis may be- left ht the oibee ~ Will
LtAM hGcAULLEY, No, tO6 MARKET Sire <, Wilmins
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

4 TPON tho s Nihtw CASTLE cousrY. March I'd, 1868,
~ willis msnp "ch.ion OF Joseph Taylor and JoshuS
son, iafs nj aum lnisuators Of Abigail William
SenntX, aforesaid jeeaased =. New SssMe
pEhkD and directed Wy the Reg;atar ,hs, VnDEhhs
istrators aforeaad aiy notica - INK a. tne Aamin
viii the sta the Estate OF the deceased,
tsements to be posted within fopty ~ eaGsing Aasef
81 such Letters, In six the m n II ~. ii
County OF New Castle REQ III rine .,o plaoes o. tne
demants az Ainst the Estate IL ~ w nAvne
nrayidad "a a. ~ nshemp " In such made and
In the same peri cd thu De aw ar III 'eo
paper published In Wilmn rten a WI 70 y
therein two months W oe oonhhuse
is~e) Given under the hand and sAsI of om,. NJ a..
g. Register Aforesaid atNcW Iastls in Ns E,,i
t~N Co. aforesaid, the day and yaar sbove Titan
NOTICE An .......,k II. U; fRAIM, Register,
,.ts parsons having claims against the EB
20 70 the AdlniniattatO tor, ON or he ors Wsrcb NJ
1857 or abide the Act OF Assembly IL sueh sasa m M
hna provided JOSEPH TAYLOR
JOSHUA WILLIAMSON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
lsEGIsI'Ess's 0F FICE.

w,nn., NEW CAsrLk CousTk, March I'd, l@S,
/ pom the application OF Eitabelb / GRAY ri ea1
~ trix Of tho last Will and Teetament ot Hems-
hill uray. late OF and,wins Hundred in ssId
county, deed; II is ordered nd directed by The Re-
gister that the Execurix give notice Of ths
grant, ns of Letters Tesahentary upon The Ests ~
w WIN the date Of rant thereof BY
, 70 De posted within forty da, from
otthe County New Castle, mn All IL vim
demands againat the Estate, 10 prIsept L. 4 ssms or
abide an Act of ASSEMBLE in suc caee m, dc nd nro
anu Hso cause ne same 10 be inserted within
~ Rerinu " tue delaware kepu bcan. newspS
puosnen IN wilmington and I'd be continu ed
) .d,ven under the hand ami Sea. 0 ion co & ne
o % hesister aforesaid at New CASTLE in New Cas-
lI,.p Tie county Aforesaid the day and year above
"sniuteennA, A., HORERT U. ERAIM Register.
,noIlVE.1 All persons having aims agAinHt the Es
nte OF the deceased must present the duly attes
ted to the RIecutrix, on or before March I'd, i87,
OF hpiue the ACT OF Assembly in such case made
provided. Ell 1SABBTn GRAY,
mAron Ym ExacutrY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
MRS. DR.. FOSTER,
6l2 West Front Street.
WILMINGTON DET

wish II understood by tho public, having studied al
hrlhchssi Med cine, aud all pnTs of tho human sys-
tom, ah prepared 10 treat all Diseases having had
great surCtsr ~ ny Treatment both here aud else where
wuhld solicit odd chronic cases Coughs, Colds, Ihpn
MHm ~ ut''gia, ErIsipeaa spinal affections. Dy.pcp
ih Wy STERN, tcTuiulA.
An u ptno dmeass,, aud dseasss Of the rtutnm
md h-ttlHr irru"I ia the most tklnl manner.
u ~ ulamhtun, u Grafton hYOeI smia. aasnni ih'sa,
N sneurtlCsr vaEinitiS leuc1rThtB pro.
,r'"""'rri, rt"hsnH'ni henarnIs hstuias, d., urss
W Ht womb hesitate u saek the advise VI Of her
avn -eN, auy II The above Diseases In order Ia avoid
Al r"uhle 'nrnish my own medicine IN all Cases. aud
t'p hartce iTas VIII attend patients at their own
h"nso1, ~ any part OF Wilmington, surrounding
country. bong IT ietuiar graduate OF Penn Medical
University, IL treat hlopahcay or Homopaihically
10 SUIT the naiur n the case Any ono cOminR from a
httanen, aud wishing treatment dud board in the
house T,rm. moderate nov s0.0u,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
nNLL'S VEGETABLE sICILtAN HAIR RE-

HALLS yEaETABLE sICILtAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
has proved itself 10 bs the most perfect preparation
fur the hair ever offered 10 the public.
II is a vegetable compound aud contains ns In
jutious properties whatever
Restores gray hair to The original eslVr
Prevents he hair from fallingcd
II cleanses the scsp and makes the hair soft lus-
trous and stlken.
II Is A SPLENDID HAIR DRESSING.
No person, olior young, should fail to uso 1t.
II Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AuTH0RirY
S1Ask for
nALhs VEGETABLE sicILIAs HAIR REVIEWER
and take no other.
X. =. HALL CO.,
Nashua, N II Proprletors.
For sale by ali druggists MARLIN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
fUNETUN LIST
Mclaughlin u lw trl MnAsr UariItill

Important 10 those afflicted With .acAhg Teeth
There is nothing which people dread more than
pain, and there ia no pain more circulating
than that OF extracting a tooth. Now this
pain can all be obviated by taking tho Nitrous
Oxide or Laughing Gas, which Is admitted by
all the Dental and Medical Journals to be the
best anesihetic for tooth drawing best, be-
cause enough eau be given to produce entire
insensibility without danger; best, because it
is so pleasant 10 breathe, producing no sick.
ness or dissgreeable sensations, and leaving
tho system entirely In Two or three minutes
best, because it will succeed with patients On
whom chiorotorm and ether have been tried iu
VAN best, because the most delicate aud ner-
Voas and feeble persons can breathe il with
safety; because with many persons 1t renders
tooth drawing PLEASURE. DIR. VIM. D. Nolen
No. Flo West Fourth street, has taken great
palms TO perfect himself 10 manufacturing and
administering the Nitrous Oxide Gas, and hav-
ing visited New York, and received full in
strnctious from the Cotton Dental Associ ion
he is now prepared to operale'on any one who
may give him a call.
CoLToH DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. 10 Cooper I
Institute, New York, Nov. u, 1865.
This certiies that have given tull aud DEF
mite instructions to Dr. VIM. u. Nolen, OF Will
mlugton, Delaware, to manufacture and al.
minister the Nitrous Oxide GAs, for the exirae-
ton OF teeth without pain.
(Sigaei) DR G. q. CoLToN,
Iehl-tt For the Dental Association.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
NOTICE..

Ihosuoseribef has tins day sold mis- tire tock
OF china and glassware Cutlery, DO, TO Thos
de hormahdie, whe will continue the busin eRs al
the old stand, No, BOZ Market at Ho cordially
rec jmmends HIS sacoessOr to those who have been
'uslomefs at tbestore, as one who under.
4taai tho business and willattend to their wants
both agreeably and with prOmptness.
Doc. /, 1852. CLEMENT h. BMYTR
Tho subscriber hayingboon identified with the
tablishments OF David Smyth, David Smyth a
SOU and Clement Smyth, for the past eishteen
years haspurchasedthe store whioh he atlor has
occupied ,tosether withtho stock of goods ow on
business. rhest-ok is by far Ii 0 largest and most
complete al ita kind in tho State, and embraces
nearly every a'tioiei n use, ofeither China Glass
or unesnswHiel as welias good assortment of
silver Plated and britannia ware, Cutlery, so.
&c Aiso the most extensive stock of Coal Oil
Lamps Ghimneys and Shades in this eity The
purest Equality of Kerosene Oil always on hand. 1t
10 hoped the old customer and friends of the "a.
ADJUSTMENTS twill continue wi h the change of pro.
prietorship, tho patronageIo libe ally bestowed
on tho former owner
THOMAS Y DE NORMAHDIR
1902 Marketstreet, W Ilmibgton nal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

EYoiLITP 10 At. Uapormity Of pr.ess
4 Neg Feature "a Business. Evsrv one His
bira Salesman ZONES Co, of the Crescent one
prioe Clothing store, No 0O1 Market street, above
hiIth Philadelphia In addition to having the lar.
gest most srled and fashionable stock Of Clothing
in EhiiadephG mado expressly for retail saIee, We
nave Constituted every one his ownsalesman by hay.
ng marked in figures on every article th very low.
est prce 1t can be sold tor 40 they cannot possible
vary-all must buy alike Tho goods are sponreJ
and prepared and great pEins taken with the ma.
klng, So TIM all Gan buy with tho full assuran Of
getting good article al the very lowest price Also
ayes and qualities, which will bo made to order In
The most fashionable and beat manner, as poi cent,
below credit prices. kssra Remember the Crescent
in Market ST.. above 5th, Phila JoNra n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
PETER Nc. VANEbEsVE us.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
NICER 90

NEW CASTLE DEL.
M'l'es Wills br'ris bunds Mortgages Leaaes HevaAas
Asfs"luent' aud ether legal papers. Also attends 10
buAntas generally ian an
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

10 CUssUnPTivgs. Tho advertiser, having been
foilOEod 10 hollth in few Woeks by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumption-is anxious to make known to his fol-
low sufferers the means of cure.
10 all who desire II, he will send COPY sf the
prescription used free of charge, VITA the direo-
tons Tor preparing and using the game which they
whl ind sure cure Tor Consumption, Asthma
bronohtlia, Coz CHS, Colds. and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object of the advertiser In
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
an spread i4iOrmntioh which he oonooiyes 10 be
Invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy Ms IT will cost them nJthing, and may III owe
blessing. Parties wishing the prescrl ption FuRR,
by return mail, will address Rev. Edward A. VII.
SON. Williamsburg, Kings Co, Now York.
ERRORS % fuurH A gentleman who suffered
i"F years from Nervous Debility, Premature Bccay
an all the effects Of youthful iniiseretion will Tor
The aike Of suaeringhumanity, send FREQ 10 all who
need 1t tho rceaint and directions Tor making the
supple remedy b, which he was cured Sufferers
do 10 by addressing john h, Ogden, M is, Cham,
Do ss'ree'' Ne" fu'A. janl Iy.
STRANGE, Bur rRUg.-kysry young lady aud
senleHaa in the United States San hear something
very much to their advantage by return mail free
OF oharge) by addressing tho undersigned. Those
having fears of being hunbugged will 0blige by mol
noticing this card All others wf1i please aLdres.
their ohei'ent servant fhos II. Cha mau, No. SSl
ur adway, New York iauI.Iy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26
krEOs correspondence.

Ma EDITORIALS you n ave TO correspondent in
this place, thought would. with your consent
make a few notes Of events that Transporting in
our town. You have already had accounts of the
public meetings which have been held here recent
", So | will say nothing abou, them.
Argos is situated about eight miles south Of
Plymouth. on the line of the Cincinnati. Peru &
Chicago Railroad. As regards its natural advtn
tagcs, il will con3sre avUrably with any place in
the county, being located in the midst of very
productive and healthy section. With abundance OF
good timber. u has a population of 800 4)0.
and thew are ab0ut Industrious class you
will he likely to find. The place is improving very
rapidly 40 much so, that il has nearly If quite
doubled its population With the las: year. Tin, re
are about score Of buildings in process OF erection
now besides 40 )uI double that number that a-e con-
tern plated during the summer Bat Is MT without
lis drawbacks. prominent am ing which il the W mt
OF church AMI a suit lble school house. | think
the DAY il not far distant when we will have house
which viii accommodate all who may want to at
,enl worship TIE " E. Church is erecting
splendid house, )x6) feet. believe 1t will be
completed bv the lni.lils 81 the simmer, and viii
coat about SI.A0). The Christian Church ia agi-
tatn. the building question; whether they will slc-
coed in getting house is uncertain. Elder Dick
SON the plsior has lab lred zrsl,usly 10 build up
congregation here. and il would be a great advan-
;age to the community for them to have Il meeting
house.
The school house is = iii grace To the place and
not At Tor sheep pen. The siding is of in
places, the win l1ws are out, glass, sash aud all
and the entire eli6:e his general tumble down
appearance. We thou .ht we h al a school house
contracted for or abont 50. when the man Of whom
the lot to be purchased backed out. for What
re tsOn am unabse to say. but rather think IL
an ceetiOoneerng schem- | suppose viii
have to 10 with nut until our Co7p'rhca town
ship officers shall fl erect ono, or till next
spring, when enpec. 70 lay thcin on the shelf
VI.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26

Death of an old Citizen.-From the L,
Porte Union we learn that Mr. Abner Bailey died
at the residence of Mr.. Julius Barnes, on Friday
night last. He was one of the oldest residents
OF that place having been there upwards Of thirty
years. tie was born March 4th, 1874. He was a
soldier in the OF 1912, belonging to Connect
lieut. Regt. For oyer sixty years he was an active
member OF the NJ f.. Church. and died tifying
the power o. Religion and faith in Christ, TO up
no III person when dyih.
What ch,nge this country has passed through
during this one persons life time. While our in
siitutions still stand, We, man, the maker, must
pass away;
The leaves NUT al! fade. the flowers decay,
Mans life is a dream, tits passing away.
The deceased was an uncle of Col. o. II. p.
Bailey, the L. VI. at this place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26
4 Fight. q Foot Race 31i "A Loss


EoIraR RgrULiIc.S;-ln lppkins over the
Plymouth Weekly Democrat OF last week | OBJ
serve an article under the above heading which re-
minds me of a circumstance that occurred in this
y! ace. within thememDry Of the Oldest inhabt mt
Youth whom shall call Harvey Samwell, with
All incipient moustachc and decided pred ec;ion
towards bill sr!s and s.sni-up collars, undertook
to undermine rival in love by sly hints AMI inu-
endoes of dsgracefu character, anil succeeded
in having him forbidden the house of lis eharmer.
The outraged lover hIviag traced the storie. To-
their source, determined 10 revenge him.slf. but
IIlrvc kept oa' Of his way. - timil dill he be-
on ~. - n dA his old, grey haired father
hold Ii h: whcnrr.r be had orc .sol to q out
doors after night. But a. Last the tvo met AMI =
4 lonesome spot Hirve tired 20 take leg bail.
but lis rival SEIZED him and proceeded TO sdm is
a well meri.ed tlir islIin- the contemplate
pup Before he had given him half enough, old
nan Samvell crme up and, after considerable ex
erticn. succeeded in parting them and modifying
the injured lover. After having accomplished this
much he called to his SON ~ 90 home, but found
cecded ia r-viving him only To observe. through
tie aid oil his nose, n m ,st vilainOus o Tor, which
seemed strongest in the vicinity of his hopeful
With shame depicted on his countenlnce. The old
/ nan led mis- son 10 a neishb)ring brook, AMI after
much labor succeeded in removing the dreadful per
fumery. in quantity about peck, which had beer
scared out OF the bastard. F. G..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26

Gaolera.-i' The chplerl /. without doubt IA
far its Ny II shoes ~ the Guar sntinc.
New Y lrS The-, its doing lis fearful work of
death an N. the ship passengers with whom Il
cam; AMI taare The New York Boar of Health
ho2r 20 canfns II only Tor lime. Undoubtedly
il will he aoroli before lOay. In al 1ur principal
CITIES enerreti eff ,r;s are IL king have streets
alevs Its ssabl~s and ia ein.s in the best posi-
his coaditipn There ell NJ Lecture IA "a, sab
pet o. Tn scsG a. a, IT, Prcsj FterigH Cirrc OF
Frif1g er-aiay. Il, 27Gi inst. By Rev. Mr.. Al
IIrGrIN. who give Us interesting address a
IN nth tgp Il Will pay - hear him. Csna't our
eitiz .ns / tim Ike the p,in' I'D a5t-ni on
thai occ 4s ln lrl afs.r the lecture resolve them
selves into a Sanitary VI .etins AM devise slma
means fpr the cleansing OF the town AMI vicinity
An ounce o. prevention Is better tn M poun1 oi
cure Ii NJ = tIks the measures Flilnly ne
esssarv. an, n promptly. we may som have
cause for bitter regret an ! se!f repro Ich. c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26
Machine Poetry.--some year, since I

Machine POetry!--Some years since
there was published in our town paper half col
amn ofrhyme called machine poetry ;" few lines
Of which ran somewhat after this style:
Come to The Regulator that popular Store,
Where the Lawns and Deiaines wave cool in
the door.
Come where they sell cheap. but not with loss
And where they can show you without look
ing cross.
But Hank has gone into other business, and the
machine has become rusty and won't work, and
they have to content themselves with common
prose now. Yet if you wish to buy any kind Of
DKr GooDs. CaarErs. Doors or1SHoEs, you can
not do better than to 60 to Westervclt's. where
they sell for Cish and have "OnIy One Price
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26
Boyd's y lin il certain FOR Cholera Nor
bus, and Di srrhea. 202

The unsightly mass Of stone and brick, on the
sest side OF Michigan street. conceals fOIms OF sur
passing beauty. The skill OF the architect. the
mason and the carpenter. when applied to th" Sc
aud other unpromising looking materials, will
bring forth edifces which shall be the pride ard
bosst Of our t1wnsmen. But they will at last faii
far shor, of sture. especially when she takes the
firm of lovely w0mln ROBBED in the magnificent
Dress C. ,oIs 10 be found at Davidson & Co.'S. nj
PsImer's oil stand. south side LaPJite street.
Solomon. in all his glory, Was not arraJed like one
af these.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored TO health
seeks by very simple rsmedy after having suffered for
several with severe lnng affection and that dread
disease, Consu anxious 10 make known TO hi.
fellow sufferers thenea ofcureS 81
an who iesirei he will send copy Of the prescrp
ton charged with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will fnd
Co sPTIoS AsTH BRONCHITIS. CorGns, Coins and
al Throat and Lung Affection The only object the
advertiser IN sending the Prrscrpiion is to benefit the
Afflicted and spread informRtsn which he cunceiyes be
nyauabe and he hopes every sufferer will try his
dy will them nothing, and prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescriptions rRSE, by return mail,
will please address
REV. EDWARD WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings New York.
Jan. 4, co nI0sncly ra.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26
MRS. DVyUasT-would inform the i

dies of Plymouth and vicinity that after having
her miliiner shop thoroughly cleansed 10y fire. she
has opened shop in the front room of her dwell
ling. the side of Michigan street. block
and half north of the Edwards House. She has
an ENTIRELY NEW AND WELLSELECT-
ED STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS. which
she will sell cheap little cheaper than they
can be bough, elsewhere in Plymouth. She in
vites AL her old customers To gire her call, and
the ones the better. Ladies calling a,
her shop need not be afraid Of getting old goods
as they have al passed AWAY. Please call and
examine quality and prices before purchasing else
where. 2Sm3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26
THE REPUBLICAN.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


ration election, il there be no preventing Proyi-
dsnes in the shape OF Cholera or other Pestilence,
arising from hlthy streets, alleys, &c, will come
on ns1t Monday week. The affairs of the Corpo-
ration for the closing year have been most wretch
ediy mtnaSe4, but our friends seem to act as
thonSh thore vas no remedy for the evil. Per.
maps nof' but II they intend to make any effort at
All 70 remove The abuses We are grooming under,
il i time they were moving in tho matter
axe up, re sleepers. ere the Tax Collector
faxes your last cent the Pe.tilence enters Jour
door.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26

Bocslers!-Every person who expects to
have The management OF any kind ofbusiness. belt
ever 20 limited. should spend time at the we'd
.rown Unipn Bfsiasss Institute OF Caikins, Griffin
Il c. located at Obcrlin, Ohio Ifyou want to be
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