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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14

With Gold at Par.
az that no one need hesitate to buy watch from the
expectation that it willie cheaper at seine future time
Tie years and the manufacture and "A 4
More fi.an 100000 Watches,
have given productions the very highest rank among
ti.n..kerpces Comm ,ncins with the determination to
make ouly thoroughly excellent Watches business has
steadily increased the public became acquainted with
their value until for months together have been una
BILE supply the demand. We have rep atey enlarged
factory buildings until they over three acres
ground, and give accommodation TO more than eight
hundred workmrn.
MORE THAN ONE-uALF or ALL TIE WATCHES
Slid IN THE UNITED STATES. The different
grades arc distinguished 10y the following trademarks
srayed ON tn, plate
/. american Watch Co. waltham, Mass.
g .'Appicton, Tracy s, Co." waltham, Mass.
}. .'P Bartlett Waltham, Mass.
4. "Wm Eilery."
). OUR LADIES WATCH first quality is named
.Arpleton Tracy 4 Co. Walthnn Mass.
G. Our next quality Of Ladies Watch Is named ~. s
Brtlett," waItham Mass. These watches are fur
ni.hei in great variety and styles of cases
The American Watch Co., If waltham, Mass, authori
zes MS TO state that without distinction of trade marks
price.
ALL TIE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
lie the best timekecpcrs OF their class made in
this any other country Buyers should remember that
unlike the guarantee of foreign maker who
b. reached this is good all tiinc against the
Company their agents, and that If after the most thor
ough trial. any should prove defective in any partcu
may always Ice exchangcd for another. A. the Amer
Watches male waitham forsa!e 10y dealers gen
orally throughout the country, do solicit orders
for single watches.
CAUTIoN-Thc public cautioned to buy emily OF
respectable dealers All persons selling counterfeits will
be prosecuted. -
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents for lie American Watch Company.
2omI Use BROADWAY. N. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14

Epileptic Fits, Sympathetic or Organic Diseases Of
the Heart, papitaon. Diseases of the Valves pro-
ducing grating filing sound Dropsy of the
Heart Case, and all the affections of this important
organ (persons suffering from any acute pain in the
region of the hcart) will be greatly relieved by Con-
sttuton Life Syrup.
BROkENDOVN IND DELICATE CONSTR.
TUTIONS suffering from Iadisposifioa to E1ertion,
Pais an the Back, Loss Of Memory, ForebodiRgs,
Horror of Calamity, Fear Of Disease, Diraness of
Jision, Dry Hot Skin and EItremities Want Of Sleep.
Resticssaess Pale Haggard CoHHtenance, and LASH
fndc Of the Muscular System. all require the aid Of the
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14

send address I'll veope and - cents and viii send
YOU soIe valuable information that will please you
Address MARY MOORE, So Broadway, New York.
29-I VI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
CHRIsTADoR0'S HAIR DYE,

Grizzle whskers and mustaches ladies' cur into which
the Of age has prematurely drfed, and red, sandy
Whitley hair, receive if by magic, the rarest
shades Of black brown from this harmless botanical
hair darkener. Manufactured by J. CHRISTADoRo.
Astor House, New York Sold by Druggists Applied
by all Hair Drcssers. may 1s-29m1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
ALL MAY MARRY HAPPILY, 7ilrrr,..pec,iv.

ofweah age beauty ard the love Of the opposite Sc,
can be gained by following simple rules Send directe
envelope and stamp TO MADAME LUCILLE DEMARRE
Station d, New York City.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
More tl.an $4,000 watches,

that no need hesitate to buy watch from the
xlctson that it will lie cheaper at future time
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14

All scrofulous persons suffering from general De-
blity, Emaciaton Dyspepsia and Dropsy of the
limbs. abdomen and in the female, Dropsy Of the
ovarics and womb. generally accompanied with In
Illumination and liberation Of the Uterus, pcrma-
Denty cured by Constitution Life Syrup. The d.
tease known as Gotre or Sweed Neck, the Life
Syrup viii remove entirely. The remedy should be
taken for some time, the disease is exceedingly
chronic and stubborn, and viii not be removed with,
out extra effort.
Tumors of the Ovaries, Tumors OF the Breast and
swelling OF other glands of the body will be CON-
pletely reduced without resoting 10 the knife OPP
erafions Of any kind
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-14
STATE NEWS.

NEw DEMOCRATIC PAPER.-There i:
talk of starting a Jehnson-DemocratiC
paper in Garfield, Mahoning county, and
rumor has it that the new sheet is to be
born shortly after the Democratic State
Convention is held.
RAILROAD ITEM.-A train of cars has
at last been put on the New Lisbon road,
and now makes regular trips between New
Lisbon and Leetonia.
Docs AND SHEEP.-The Coshocton Aqe
says that within two weeks over four hun
dred fine wool sheep have been killed
within sight Of that town by dogs.
A HAPPY FAMILY.-The Auglaize
County Democrat says that a man in that
place went into the woods some time ago
and cut down hollow tree, and found in
it three lizards, three ground moles, two
young gray squirrels and swarm of bees.
POPULATION OF ALLIANcE.-By CEN
sus just taken it appears Alliance has a
population of 3,257.
OHIO REGIMENT MUSTERED our
The 4Sth Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infan-
try, at Galveston, Texas, has been ordered
to be mustered out by General Sheridan,
commanding the Department This is the
last Ohio regiment in that State. Only
one regiment of infantry, (the 25th) and
one of cavalry (the lith) now remain in
the service, of ali the immense army fur
nished by Ohio to suppress the rebellion.
COUNTY PIONEER AssocIATIoN.-The
Columbus Journal SAYS: Several of the
eldest citizens of Franklin county upon
consultation with each other, have re-
solved to form County Pioneer Associa-
ton, for the purpose of preserving, by re-
cords, the recollections of the early settle
ment of the county, and to perpetuste
the remembrance Of former days. 1t is
suggested that all those who have resided
in the county for the past fifty years, meet
at the County Fair Grounds, in this city,
on Saturday, June I'd, TO perfect an
organization.
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as believe any other grea. truth wnlc[
was ever set before my mind for belief
have no doubt upon the subject. Hence
cannot but be surprised that gentle
man who has gone through the rugged
experience of the President of the United
States should be willing and ready to
trust these men now without having some
of these guarantees which we are insisting
upon. 1t is difference of policy, as gen
tlemen say. Let it be difference OF
policy. We will admit that our policy is
TO receive back these rebellious States
with suitable guarantees.
II is the policy of the President Of the
United States, in the faith that they will
conduct themselves loyalty and properly,
to receive them without these guarantees.
1 suppose these TO be the respective sys-
TENS of policy of the President and of
Congress. While we maintain steadfastly
what we believe to be the rights of the
legislative branch of this Government,
while we adhere firmly 10 our opinions
and go on legislating for such measures as
we suppose the pubic good demands at
our hands, and do it firmly, decidedly and
Independently, may we not, at the same
time, do it without casting personal re-
preach upon or indulging in personal
abuse of the incumbent Of the presidential
chair Sir, believe have the chsrac-
ter among my constituents of being suf-
ficiently radical for all useful purposes. 1
am prepared TO vote here with my party
friends, side by side with him who goes for
the most extreme measures, but at the
same time / deny the necessity of using
personal invectives toward the executive
of the nation or the heads of the depart
ments. 1t cannot be necessary. 1t is not
justifable. We have all business to
transact with the President and the De-
psTtments. We must necessarily be
brought into contact with them, and we
expect to be received and treated by them
as gentlemen. Why cannot we speak of
them without indulging in vilification and
abuse2
have already said that, believing in the
wisdom, patriotism, and sagacity of the
committee which has reported the mea
sures under consideration, shall avail
myself of their praisewoethy labors and
shall vote for one and all of their PROPOSE
tions: l am content to take the whole
Of them, and hope they will be put through
both branches of Congress, so that the
people may see that we have policy as
well as the President
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From New York.


NEW YORK, May 1S.-Another daring
highway robbery was perpetrated in this
city early yesterday afternoon. Mr.. j. H
Higgins, cashier Of E. 8. Higgins 4 Co.,
carpet dealers, doing business in Broadway,
was proceeding through 43d street, between
Ith and Sth avenues, with carpet bag con-
tanning Sl6,400, which he had Just drawn
from the bank for the purpose of paying off
the hands employed in the factory of the
firm, when he was brutally assaulted and
knocked senseless to the ground by a ruff
fan who was Immediately Joined by two
others, one of whom sprang from butch
er's cart and dealt him powerful blow on
the head with a heavy weapon. The rob-
bers then seized the bag, jumped into the
cart and made off with the booty. After
his recovery from the shock Mr.. II. was
aOle to give such description of the vii
lains as to lead to the hope of their speedy
arrest.
Cholera.
NEW YoRK, May I3.-There was one death
from cholera at the quarantine yesterday
No new cases.
FenianIsm.
Head Centre Stephens was occupied yes
terday with the executive committee. The
prospect of reconciliation becomes clearer
between the rival factions. Almost the en-
tire old staff has resigned. A proposition
will be made on MonGay to the Board OF
Aldermen to set apart the Governors room
in the City Hall for the purpose ofenabling
Stephens 70 give audience to his frie nds
and admirers.
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News.
Filed his Bonds.


WAsHISeroS, May 12.-The Collector of
customs for New York was here to-day to
hle his bonds, and TO make other prepara-
tlons for entering upon the duties Of his
Office next Monday.
Santa Anna.
Official documents which have been placed
in the hands of Secretary Seward by Mr..
Romero, Minister Of Mexico in Washing
ton, reveals the fact that Santa Anna, who
was warm advocate,of monarehisl govern
ment, is not now an adherent Of Maxinil-
ian.
French Recruits.
The Commercials Washington special
says that the French Minister explains that
the French troops which are reported as
having passed through Havana on their
way to Mexico are only recruits to take the
place Of those whose term of service has
expired, or those who have been inValided.
Approved.
WAsHISeToS, May 1.-THE President has
approved the bill to incorporate the Ma
tiOnal Theological Institute in the District
Of Columbia, for the education Of persons
for the Christian ministry. There is to be
no exclusion from the Institute on account
of theological belief The bill is silent as
to race or color.
Notice from Gen. Hitchcock
General Hitchcock, Commissary General
Of prisoners, has given notice that sufficient
length Of time having elapsed for the pre-
sentation of claims against the fund under
the charge of this Office for monies recover
ed from the rebel authorities taken from
the United States soldiers while held as
prisoners Of war, no claims presented after
this date will be considered. A pro rata
distribution Of the fund will be made on
the claims now on file on satisfactory proof
of the identity of the claimant and The au-
thenticitY Of the claim being presented.
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General News.
From California.


SAN Francisco, May II.-Robert J. Tif-
fany, halter, paid $500 in gold for the first
choice of seats on the occasion of the frst
appearance of Edwin Forrest
The certificate of incorporation Of the
Pacific Rolling Mill Company was fled
yesterday. The company will run the mill
for smelling and manufacturing railroad
iron, copper and other metals. Its capital is
81, ,OO0, 900.
Boarding house runners being refused
access to vessels has caused the wages of
sailors to advance $40 month and their
bounty has been increased to $50. Ship
owners and consignees are very indignant
at this move upon the part Of the runners
and talk of establishing a large sailors
home.
The stock of domestic distilled liquors is
running very low.
Mining stocks are firm. Ophir $50; I'M
perial l26; BeIeher 1872; Yellow Jacket
$50; Challor $50.
Gettysburg Monument.
HARTFORD, Conn, May 1.-THE Couraut
of this morning announces that the con-
tract for constructing the Gettysburg mOnu-
ment has been awarded 10 the designer,
James G. Patterson, of Hartford. The
monument is to cost $4,000. Mr.. Patterson
designed and built the Worth monument.
Express Safe Robbed.
Providence, R. L, May ia small safe
of Davenport, Mason d Co.'S Taunton,
New Bedford and New York Express was
thrown of the steamboat train on the
Stonington Railroad last night between
East Greenwich and Westerly. Il was
found this morning, robbed of its contents,
the value of which is as yet unknown.
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THE NE w s .
D closed last night at I2s.

GOLD closed last night at I2g.
EDWIN FoEREsr has opened his theatriea
engagement in San Francisco. One R. J
Tiffany, 6 halter. paid $500 in gold for tn
first choice of seats at the frst performance
TEE contract for constructing the Gettys
burg monument has been awarded to Jas
G. Pattison, of Hartford, Conn. The mon
ument will cost $4,000.
GEN. BUTLEz made speech in Boston th'
other evening on reconstruction. he diff
fers from both the Presidential and Con
gressionsl policy.
Orr Saturday night's dispatches bring re-
ports of the state of the crops and condition
of the freedmen in various parts Of the
South. The crops are reported to be look
ing well, and the freedmen generally are at
tending closely to their work.
HEAD Center Stephens has expressed
himself energetically in disspprovsl of the
"dne dOings" at the Union Square headquar-
ters. He has had the records and papers
removed to his hotel. A prominent Fenian
states that of the whole sum reserved for
the Liberation of Ireland less than five hun
dred dollars remain in ready cash, but
somebody holds checks to the amount Of one
hundred thousand dollars, which will be
cashed when required. Stephens calls on
all the circles in the United States to for
ward their contributions to him.
a EoHAx in Cincinnati set herselfand lit
tie girl on FIRE, Saturday, by pouring coal
oil in kitchen stove to make the FIRE burn
She was severely burned herself, and her
little girl was so badly burned that she is
not expected to recover
THE Eewland- Evans trial at New Al
baDy, Ind, closed last Saturday. The ver-
dict of the jury has not been rendered, or
rather has not been received as yet. The
defense set up the plea that Newland was
insane at the time of committing tho mur-
der, and il is probable that he will be ac-
quilted on that ground.
Incompliance with the request made by a
joint resolution of the Ohio Legislature, an
order has been issued by the War Depart
ment revoking the order Dy which Colonel
John R. Bond, ,IIIth ohiovolunteer Infantry,
was dishonorably dismissed the service,
and he is honorsbly dischsred, to date from
October Is, 1904.
The New York Tribune foots up the bank
swindlings and embezzlements from May,
1865, to May 1 go, at about S., l64 1000, be-
sides S, AZ, 600 of what il calls "yulgar and
violent robberies."
A COMPANY formed in Toledo for the pur-
pose Of erecting hotels and other buildings,
was incorporated at Columbus, SATURDAY,
with a capital of one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, under the act upon that
subjet recently passed.
ANOrHHR daring robbery was committed
in New York, Saturday. The cashier of a
carpet house, while returning from the
bank with S16,40O in carpet sack. was
knocked down and robbed by three men
who escaped in butchers cart.
THK last steamers bring European news
to the I'd and Sd. Gladstone announced in
the House of Commons that the govern
ment would stand or fall with the Reform
bill. The Jamaica Commission had re-
turned to England.
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STARK COUNTY.
From De Canton Repositoru

From the canton repository
The canal boats Granada and John Den
eel arrived on Tuesday morning from
Clevelsnd-the first of the season, they were
heavily laden for Portsmouth. There has
been culpable negligence somewhere in
getting the canal ready this season. For
thirty-eight years since the canal was
first opened, navigation has not been de-
layed beyond the 18th of April. Proba-
bly the lessees of the canal might explain.
AT the last meeting of the Stark County
Wool Growers Association the following
resolutions were discussed and adopted;
ResoIred, That we consider washing in
furious to sheep-and think that there is
less difference in the condition of unwash-
ed wool, than there is after it is washed
in the ordinary way-and that If washing
is at any time resorted to it should be done
thoroughly.
RescIped, That all things considered,
we recommend that sheep washing be en-
tirely done away.
Subject for discussion at next meeting
''Whst breed Of sheep is the most profta-
ble2n
The Seventeenth Annual Fair of tht
Stark County Agricultural Society viii
| be held in Canton, on the 25th, 26th, 2Itt
and 2sth of September.
The Canton Republican says that th,
Copperheads Of that place last week mad,
up a purse Of 800 and forwarded it, b.
express, to Henry A. Wise, Of Richmond
Virginia.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-14

The Best and Cheapest Horse and
Cattle Medicine in the WcTId.-Walter
B. sloan's Improved Condition Powder, The
great standard medicine for Horses and Cattle,
for the cure of the various Diseases to which
Horses and Cattle are subject. Used throughout
the United States and Canadas during the last
% years. sLeANs CONDITION POWDER
HAS TIE LARGEST SALE or Any HORSE AND
CATTLE MEDICINE IN THIS coUsTRY. 1t is com
posed principally of herbs and roots, and for mild
ness, safety, certainty aud thoroughness, stands
pre-emineHtly at the head of the list Of Horse and
Cattle Medicines. The fact that the sales have
steadily inor7aaed for the past five years, without
any advertising, is sufficient testimonial in their
favor. In Horse Distemper, they will sIlay the
fever, and promote healthy termination Of the
disease. One powder and part of box Of the
ointment will, il all cases, the Horn Distem-
per in a COW; tive are sometimes required for an
OK.
SPECIAL SoTIoE.-In all eruptiye diseases, and
such as originate in impure state Of the blood,
as Poll Evil, Fistua, Surfet, Scratches, &C., this
powder Is of the utmost Importance to remove all
opportunities or taint from the system, and thus
prevent a return of the disease.
WALKER TAYLOR, Proprietors.
PRICE 25 80 CTS. PER PACKAGE.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants every
where. STRONG ARMSTRONG,
mar2s:R14 Wholesale Agents.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-14
NORTHERN OHIO NEWS
TusCARAMAs COUNTY


From the New Philadelphia Chronicle
From information received from farm
ers and others, we feel justified in saying
that unless some unforeseen event should
yet destroy the fruit we will have plenty
of it in this county. Some say peaches
are much injured, others, that the cherries
arc somewhat hurt but nearly all agree in
saying that we will have plenty of APP
piles, anda sufficient quantity of the other
fruits
The wheat crop in thiscounty will be
very light. Some farmers will not har-
vest as many bushels as they put into the
ground last fall, and the entire yield in
the county will not be much more than
one-fourth of an average crop.
The editor of the Chronicle has in his
possession 3 letter and pass, written by
Gen. Greene, of Revolutionary fame, e
and for Abel Thomas, a Quaker preacher,
who was arrested for passing into the
British lines, on preaching tour. The
letter is dated Camp before Ninety-Six
June I, ISL" and is written in good old
round STYLE"
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.n.oIo.atChoIernfLIti 4 nnml

Cholera! Ch0leraI!-It is coming All
should be prepared 20 ward it oil, not only by the
adoption Of proper sanitary means, but by having
at baud some effeetual remedy for ready use when
the dreaded di-eAse appears. 1t is the opinion Of
eminent physicians that most cases Of Cholera can
be readily cured If proper remedy is used early.
such remedy we now offer to the public in the
article Of Dr.. J. R. Miller's Uhiversai Magnetic
Balm, with the fullest confidence in its remsdial
qualities as Preventive and Cure for Cholera. 1t
hAs been thoroughly tested, and we speak advised
ly when we commend it to The public as the best
known remedy for Cholera and Bowel Complaints.
D. RANSOM, s Co., Proprietors.
BOWEN & TsuEsDTLL, Agents, HOrneilsville.
maI1O::Rl4-DT&R
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country the government has only acted in
accordance with the state of things created
by Austria.
A Florence telegram says: A proelama-
ton has been issued by the Minister OF
War calling under arms all soldiers on un-
limited furloughs.
A Mexican officer arrived at Vienna on a
special mission, who bore a letter from
Macmillan, the purport of which is I'M
known
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-14

The Vicksburg Journal says that col
ored boy named Mingo, employed by Mr..
Fennimore, on his plantation on the Bald
win Ferry road, while plowing one day
last week, found tin box filed with gold
and silver coin, amounting to several
thousand dollars. Mr.. Fennimore assist
ed the boy in selling the gold, and al
though it is supposed the money was
buried by negroes owned by Mr. f. be-
fore the war, the boy Mingo receives the
fun benefit of this discovery.
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pror n Andorron,a u,

Prof. H. .AHdersOn's Dermador is Ii.
q1id for External Application A valuable Chem
icai Combination, discovered by q celebrated
Chemist. Warranted to cure Inflammation in al
cases of Wounds, Bruises, sprains, Inhammatory
RheumAtism, Bronchitis, Swelling of the Glands,
Inflammation of the Eyes, Broken Breasts, Frozen
Feet, ChilblAins, Piles, Pimples on the face, Bee
stings, and ali Sores the human hesh is heir to
On Horses and Cattle it cannot be exceled for the
cure of Calls, CAlks, sprAins, Wounds, and al
hurts on animals. It never fails to If used as
directed. D. RANSOM CO., PrSprietors.
BowEs TEUEsDEIL, Agents, HornellsYills.
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