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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
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.VF. fTIIR' c0NnIFIONlA0F THE 10
Home wu Insurance Company,
OF NE'W H1HEN,. CONN, to
On me aIst pay Of Doce%ber, 1860
| slid0 PArsItamt 20 the Statute of p =
ladW .nself F'i' that State. w sns II
u1.t 4 dl.I Z % I.CAPlTAL. ! ,, y, s.as eSis ~
The amount Of It's Capital Stock author isiisl ~
ized by Charter. SS.0OoOOO paid up. el ,oOOoOp OC
/ ri ,1siSin0sY ltl III. ASSETS, ~ \ " ioh
Caslrof the Company on hand. and In (. ar
thehsnds Of Agehtsa and otherpersohs s0ts $50 Ps
Reaskstate pninchnnbered, ", .,.ss,..,s $4,000 ID
The Bonds and Stocks owned BY y'ths Il YIy sTN !, \
DsSts due he Company. sespred bys5vI bi Pt4.p' =
Debts u isesafed ,:tta,i,. SS SS9 SV %
Debts fof iFemhitns, Fire and ihjGpd !, 1S5,S2S 81
All other securities. interest, salvage :. :.
u and huadfy yinyestments.. l22 2e5 rs
Total Assets ofytho Company. ......sl ,4IO.llS 60
,5wo',p s,itW III LIABILITIESsl2oa q r.. -
Losses uhadjnsted and Losses in sus- ~ j
pc eLse, waiting for further proof. $08, 500 SO
|o - .air3,sia, w. MIS- SCELLANE0US. .I.lin1
ThogreAtest amount insured in any one risk s0b,-
Thsgreatcst amount allowed by the rules 10 be
insuredin any one city, town or i'lage, and the
The amount Of its capital or earnings deposited in
any other tate Insecurity for losses therein S49,
y, Ols,5O. ReaaiTed deposit made in OhiO.oW : " Is
/! srAFs OF ogEsser1cur.l :. u 'olilsS
\ COUNTY or NEW HAvEH,) eo' L.i g0s1m.it I =
: DOUG GLASS iR. TfERLEE, President, and
i, WILLIAMS G0ODELL. Secretary Of tho Home
Insurance Company Of New Haven! Connecticut,
being severally sworn depose and say that the fore
going is full; true and correct statement Of the
n affairs Of the said lnsu anoe Company, and that
4 they are the abJYe described officers thereof. q
-,f --...l -.i'tl D. r. SATTERLEE, Pres dent.
,y sWM. 5, GOoDRtL, Secretary. u'. hno
2 Subscribed and sworn before me. this 10th day of
u SEAL ~ JOSEPH SHELDON,
sua tFIvE OENT sTAMP.1 ,' ~ Notary Public.
'aIlo4 "0FFIcE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,l
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. 2S, 1867. J
It is hereby certified. that the forcgoingis corr
rect copy of the Statement of Condition Of the
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New
Haven, Go n, made to and filed in this Office, fot
: Witness. my hand and seal officially -.
. [sEAL.lgrr Z III JAMES II. GOODMAN,
u yf.L i A..ih ... Auditor Of State.
6y James Williams, Chief Clerk. y n5Da9iu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
M MAKE YOUR OWN LIGHT. e
10 .anGbn1l}h ef----i Ii9lFit iilf
The CaInneline n Oil Company,
.sot aa OFNEw YORK. s1l \ aoi I
Are now prepared 70 sen licenses for The nanufao-
n1 -ff1 tufo Of their celebrALsdV z ~ -f-Ni

e. OTIS, RIanufacttrr- -
I'D eEs Of Piano Eprtea - W ARERO0Ms, 07s Broad
way, New York, Qua PIANOS are nokn0WledRed "a.
be equal II not superior In tone, durability. and
finish TO any sold in New York or elseWhbre WAR
RLNTEp ROB BgnYHNYEhRH Prices less than hIIy
other first cAsa makers. Send for Price list. ilia
III oo20-d&W3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01

VTHaH 19mB9is edi --.I .uSI 'Aio ~
einroliisJ difN .llE8niqdA mon sI9nueds
.aniaIom adj bJTiI1G ,diOl 9di o. s9IGl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
nR TOMBSTONE II

Member Of the Royal College IF Surgeons, Lepdon,
GFaduateof orc Of the most eminent Colegesin the
United States and the greater part of yhuse lie has
been spent ia the hospitals Of London, Paris Phila.
dephia and elsewhere, has effected some Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known; many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears when
asleep. great nervousness, being alarmed AZ spddep
sounds, hashfulness with frequent attend
cd so9ssti%%eS with deransenont0fmind, worecureu
TAKE PARTECULA1E NOTICE.
noDs. ., addresses all THOSE who have injured them
selves by improper indulgence and solitary habits,
which ruin both body and mind, uniting them for
either business study, society, or marriage. =
TThese are some Of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early HABITS Of youth, viz; w Weakness
Of the Back and Limbs. Pains in the Head, Dimness
of Sight Loss Of Muscular Power Palpitation o. the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritAblity, Derange
meDt Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
Symptoms Of COnsunption, DC. ,13in's ir7H 'h.
MENTALLY. The fearful effects on the mind ar
much to bO dreaded. Loss Of Memory, Confusion
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil Forebodpgs
Aversion To- Society, Self Distrust, hove Of Sdli-
tude, Tmdty, DO. are some of the evils produced.
i0ThousAnds Of persons of all ages can now judge
what is the cause Of their declining health, losing
their vBor. becoming weak, pale. nervous and ema-
eiated, bhying . singular appearance aboutthe eyes
Cough and symptoms Of Consumption. s'roq0ry
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
MARRIAGE.

., Married Persons or YqpngI Men ,contempl
u marrias0 being aware Of 'Pb Ssical Weakness
q ganieI Debility, Deformities. speedily ehfod9no'
He who places himself, under the care ofTDrI
and confidently rely pponhis skill as aphysiCianI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
BAEfDMOBE LUCK HOSPITAL
q w BALf1MoRE, MAKYIAND

n1T-SyTARLiSTaAlb AS a REFUGE FROM
u QUAOkERY, TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE
A CURE CAN BE OBTAINED.
. nr., JOHNSTON has discovered the most Certain
Speedy and only Efectua Remedy in the Worldfor
4 Weakness of the Back or Limbs Streture' oA!iec-
tion Of tho Kidneys and Bladder Involuntary Dis
charges, Inportency Gehefal Debility, Nervousness
DysRePsiS, LenEaoT E SPiTEs NqSiu9qlSH o.
ling 0imness Of sight or Giddiness Diseas6 Of tllc
Head, Throat, Nose, or skin AFFECTIONS Of ths hlv-
orders arising from SOLITARY Habits Of, Youth-aE-
0RET and solitary practicss more fatd e their vic;
tins than the song ef Syre3s tG the harnors oi
fticipations, rendering mapsiago. &e.9 9impossibe.
sTprb goiIgr aYOUNGoNNENg 1ol h7o'
Especially, who havo'beeome the victims Of Solita
ny Nice that dreadful and destructive habitwhich
annually sweeps TO an untimely grave thousands oi
young mon 1.-THE most exalted enls and brilliant
Intellect, who might otherYise bayq sntrapced list
o ching Senates with the thuhders 6f eoquence.
walked toecstacy the liyingiyre, maVcali with
confidence. ,ytip 1d |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01

HhoRinR hoAwiVal nndrd drd6pnrtuTsufl4 l41lngAt 10
iuinbus, Ohio. On and after Monday, Noy, 70, 1865
Trains VIII gpp g folloYPi 100 dtAlAAA
AIittle Miami a &Colnmbus 4 XenIa n, N.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01
FROM THE SOUTH.

Judge Puschdl to be ApDOinted Cor
ernor of Terds-The NeW Orledn,
Lepce Commissioners RestOrcd-
iMcrifof the District of Colun1bi0
--NeW Loyal Paper ia Georgia.
Boards Of Registration in Virgin
ia.
NEW York. July 2s.-A New Orlean.
dispatch says General Sheridan will prob
ably appoint Judge Paschal Governor OF
Texas in place of Throckmorton.
New ORLEANS, July 27.-An ordef was
issued from headquarters to-day renewing
the functions ofthc Board of kevee COM
missioncrs appointed by General Sheridan,
and ordcfing them to comEence Opera
lions Immediately.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. July 2s.-The term
of the Sheriff of tie District of Columbia
having expired, General Sickles has issued
an order, appointing +. w. Green to sue
coed him, and requiring the latter to take
the oath prescribed by Congress.
Crop reports from most sections of the
State continue cheerful.
AUGUSTA, Georgia, July 2S.-- The 10y
al Georgian has ceased To- exist. Il has
been merged in a new paper, TO be called
the National Republican, which appears
this morning. 1t will be published by the
Georgia Publishing Paper. and will advo-
cate restoration on the Republican plat
form.
RICHMOND, July 27.-General Schofleld
will, on Monday, issue an Order arranging
the details Of the fees.embling Boards OF
Registration. Vacancies are to- be filled
by sub district commanders. In the filling
of Judicial offices, which may become
vacant in the State, nominations will be
sent to the Governor. For all other yacan-
cies nominations will be sent direct to head
quarters.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01

SSAKEs.-We were in Bourbon last Sat
urlay and while passing a doggery Cop
perhead Kissed at ua We did not sec the
reptile, but the voice sounded like that OF
cowardly miscreant that lives in this
place, and as we saw him there afterwards
we presume there can be no mistake about
it being him. As he lays no claim TO de
ccncy or sense, and Is universally despi-
sed even by Democrats, we shall not men
ton his name. AIRY kick we might give
him would only elevate him.
Later in the day, and while walking
about the depot, another Copperhead hiss
ed spite!ally at us; but finding he couldn't
scare any body o. elicit any notice soon
desisted. He is the same snake that came
into crr Office, accompanied by two or
three friends, nearly year ago, and said
we had slandercdhim and demanded sat-
iSfaction, but did not get what he came for.
or sue Us for libel either as he threatened.
Il was probably the recollection of his fail
IRE to scare any BODY on that occasion that
caused him to hiss at us on Saturday; or
it may have been his failure to induce the
Township Trustee. few days previous, to
acknowledge tho justice of claim for
SlS0. which he forgot to present as en- off
set in the suit syains, him at the last Court.
as one of Cases securities. Forgot aclaim
of $50. That is a likely story. He want
ed the depot agent to give rs pass clear
ont to the Rocky mountains, 50 that the
Indians might ssa!p US. They might do
that, if they hud chance, but if they were
To capture him they would not consider
him of sufficient consequence to scalp
They might possibly keep him to nurse the
pappooSes anl clean out the dirt from un
dcrlhc squaws toenAils, but they would
not do him any violence.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01
TENNESSEE.

Exciting State of 4Gttirs ia Tennessee
-E6ors Cfd Gcacr0i Outtrcdk on
Election
WAsuiSGToS, July 2S.-Ohieial rs
we'll rs private accounts from Ten
nessee represent the danger of an
outbreak or riots all over the State
next Thursday, at the election. The
Government has for some days past
been maturing such measures as may
preserve the peace. Major General
Thomas tclegraphe,: to the President
to-day that all the troopSfh Ken
lucky are engaged in preserving
order in that State, but believes he
Will DO able, with the other forces at
his command, to prevent riots at
Memphis. Nashville, and other large
towns. He will go to Memphis to-
morrow.
MEMPHIS, July 29.-The feverish
excitement Incident to the appre-
hended riots at the coming election
hes been very much augmented by
proclamationS from the different au-
thorities. On Saturday, Sheriff
Winter, ut the request of n number
of citizens, issued a cell for fifteen
hundred men to keep the peace on
that day. Mayor Lailand issues a
proclamation asking Winters to re-
woke his order. and stating that he
has assurances from General Thomas
that he will he here with regiment
of Regulars, also that General For
rest has agreed to take command of
200 volunteers to act in concert with
Superintendent of Police Beaumont.
The latter also prOclaims this morn
ing. warning the Sheriff against call
ing out posse, and threatening him
with the Boys in Blue
A later dispatch under date OF
Washington, July 30, says:
Information received in official
quarters furnishes ground for serious
apprehension of widespread trouble
III Tennessee at the next election.
though the military authorities here
and in Gen. Thomas Department are
using all precautionary means Mt their
disposal There is good reason to
| believe that some of the leading
Johnson men are active in plan to
stir up the negroes to acts of vio-
lence. The effects Of general diff
ficuly with the negroes at the first
State election in producing reaction
at the North against them, and indi-
rectly against the Republican party,
has been quietly and fully discussed
in Conservative circles here. and to
such an extent, and in such signifi-
cant manner, as to lead careful men
to attach considerable Importance to
the matter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01
MEHICO.

Imperial officers Disposed of by the
Libcri0f GOreTnnCnt-Gcne Is
cOpetl0's .AddroSs to Mcricdn o.
.fccrs .Scrring an the Imperial ar
my-,Sdntd 1Rno .StW Aiire-Rc-
moral Of the Notifications Arouno
-UutdDiOrds.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, July 90, ria NEW
LEANS, July 29.-Adviccs from San Luis TO
the 18th give the following intelligence
Gen. Niduarri was shot in the city of
Mexico. He desired, just before execution.
to have an interview with Gen. Daz, but
was refused He then asked the privilege
of seeing his son, but this also was refus-
ed.
" SchaiTer, Counselor to the Emperor
Macmillan. has been imprisoned. The
Imperial Generals arrested at Queretaro.
who were not already shot, will BE sent to
their respective States for trial. Gen. Mar
ques was leying prestamos i'll the Capital
until an hour before he left.
The Liberal Government had decided
that al Imperial Projects shall be sent into
exile for six years, and their Secretaries
for three years.
General Escobedo made the following
address to the subaltern officers of the I'm
peri.l army before releasing them:
The Supreme Government might dis
pose of the lives OF those who. forgetting
they were Mexican., fought for foreign
or elevated To power by the invader. but
the Government. always ma-nanimous,
forgives those who untii now have been
the enemies of their country, because it
expects their future conduct will cores
pond with the Ciemcncy used toward them,
the misled sons of Mexico, GGu are at
liberty and may ask your passport for any
port where YOU desire to reside"
An Imperial prisoner, taken AZ Quereta-
70, but since liberated; writes from Nor
dcia. He has received good treatment
from the officers OF the Liberal Army.
\ spccia train left Guadaisiara for Man
camilla on the Sd. Several French prison
ers lately released accompanied the train.
Santa Anna is said to be still prisoner
at Ampeachy.
NEW ORLEANS. July 29.-Adviccs re-
ceiyed here state thai General BerriOZahel
Is having the earthworks around Matamor-
as levelled. ard the ditches filled up. Fort
Callijio, commanding the road from
Brownsville has already gone. with many
Others. These forts were built by the
French and General Mciia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01
CLE-NyELAND & REEVES.

GaoUrIyG.--Mr. Ewing the enterpr,sin.
proprietor of the Picture Gallery over
Pcr,hing & Browns Drug Store, has OBJ
tanned the sole right ia use q now patent
frame, by means Of which he can copy
on the same surface number of pictures
from negatives, and group them in any
way desired. This is an important inven-
ton, enabling the artist 10 produce perfect
pictures in groups, which il was impo..i-
BILE to do heretofore. Families and parties
wishing their pictures grouped are invited
10 call and examine specimens.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01

axes and tools are advertised from this
country. In each ofthc four languages are
heralded the virtues of the remedies made
by our celebrated countrymen. DIR. j. c.
Aver & Co., of Lowell. They seem not to
depend on their home reputation for con-
fidence abroad, but publish the certificates
Of the Musselmen rulers themselves, to
the cures which those medicines have
made in their mid.t. The Rev. gentleman
informs re that the whole Of the remedial
aid employed In those countries, comes
from Europe or America, as they possess
10 Medical colleges or schools in which
they have confidence themselves. There
arose the religious ideas which peryade
the human family, but almost all tfat Is
useful in ar OF invention must be carried
TO these, TIE earlier settlements of mankind
flynn News
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01
The Greatest PaEn-Ie.ieVer
in the World.

Warranted superior to any other. or no pay, for
the cure 81 Chronic Rheumatism. Toothachc, Head
ache, Sore Throat, Mumps, Cuts, Insect Sti ngs,
Pains In the Back, Chest or Limbs, Sprains, Old
Sores, Swelling.; also, to take Internally for Dar
rhra, Dyscn;cry, Collie. 81 ssms, Sea Sickness, Vom
fling. and Group. II Is perfectly innocent to taxi
informally, if u-si according to the directions, aud
never fails, thcu1ards attest. Ii twas frss in
PRODUCED in lsi7 and millions Of bottles
nualiy sold. Every who has once used 10. con-
inges 20 do a. and recommend il 30 their fr;-'
the most valuable medicine extant Certificates
.nough 20 al DOZEN newspaper, have bcen received
by DIR. Tobi-'. lila mslicin., the Ycaitian Lini
m-n'. will 10 all that is stated. and more. No one
will re.r-t trying il. Tn 1853 r.silin. 1T distance
from physician will hni is a rsiahls m.lcino 10
have hand In case OF acciients. Ask for DR.. To-
bias' ysni;ila Linim1at. and take o;h-r. Price
80 cent, and 81. Sold by all Druggists. Depot -
Cor ;landi Street. y. T. Slim
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01

MRS. DUNHAM

Would inform the ladies of Plymouth
and vicinity that she has opened her Mill
merry Store in the room back of the book
store, lately occupied by the postoffice,
where she will keepa Coop ASSORTMENT
prices as can be found in Plymouth
27-3m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01

returned from a journey in the East,
thoughtfully brings us, among other curl
osities, some of the newspapers published
languages, French, Turkish, Armenian,
and Greek. We cannot read them, but he
can, and through his patience we have
been grstifed to learn their contents, and
the materials of which newspapers are
made up in the land OF the Osmanlis.
Our American enterprise is well represent
ed: stoves, tin and wooden ware, pioughs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01
THE LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j w. Bradley's celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
COR DOUBLE SPRING.
q * r. TT

Trr wSNDrRFvL FLEXIBILITY and great COMFORT
snd PLEASURE 10 any LADY wearing the DUPLEX Ell
SKIRT will be experienced particularly all
crowded As EHRLIES. OPERAS, Carriages. RaiIroad
Cars Church Pst-s. Arm Chairs fer Promenade and
HoHsr Drcss the Skirt can bo folied when in Use
20 occupy small place easily and conveniently
n Silk or Muslin Dress an invaluable quality in
crinoline, not found in any Single Spring Skirt.
Lady having enjoyed the pleasure. comfort, and
great convenience of wcariEg the nUPLEx ELLIPTIC
STEEL SrRrNG SKIRT { a sIS1rE day. will never af
forwards willingly dispense with their use. For
Children, Misses and Youi Ladies they superior
To all others
They will not bemd or break like tie Single Spring
but will preserve. the- perfect and graceful share
thrown aside useless The Hoops are covered with
douhle aud tsristcd thread, and tina bottom rods
only double springs, but twice Tor douel covered:
preventing them from wearing out when dragging
down stooy>, stairs, Sc.
The Duplex Elliptic is great tlvorite with all la
dies and is universally recommended 10y the Fashion
Magazines a. the STANDARD SKIRT OF fHE
FASHIONABLE W RID.
To enjoy the following inestimahlc advantages in
Criuoline viz. srI'rDr g"Gify perfect mdHIffare,
stylish shape and fnish icsiLis. dnrabil-s,i confor
HIGc. or Double Spring skirt, and Ice you get
the s,rnune article.
CAUrIoS.-ro guard against IMPOSITION DC
particular 10 NOTICE that skirts offered ''DU
p Y" have the red ink stamp, viz: u. W. BrAdeys
Duplex Elliptic Steel springs upon the waisthand
-noftf dth6rs gerr.nc. Also notice that every
Hoop Will admit pin being passed through the
centre. thus revealing the two (cr doubls) springs
braided together therein which is the secret Of their
t~Jiiiify and strength and = combination not to nc
found in any other skirt.
FOR SALE in all Stores where FIRST CLASS
skirts are sold through the Uni ed States and
elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Sole Owners the PATENT
WESTS. BRADLEY & CARY,
81 Chamaes ~ & ~ neads Sts., N. Y.
Mav3 NH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01
Gle gepnblifan.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

JOB IVORK.-Nr. George b. Lind
seq, 'cho has ,Uorked for q year past
in one Of the best job Offices ia Chi
cdJO, has taken charge Of the JOB De
partmcnt of this office. Those rant
ing job Work, plain or fancy, are re-
Quested to call and eransine speci-
mems.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01

Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Rev. Dr. Hawes
Hon. Chas. \. Shaw, Macmillan and
.Tuarez, Thomas Francis Mcagher, L. b.
Fairfcld-Portraits, Characters, and Biog-
raphics. Queen Elizabeth; the Chinese
Empire; The Study of Languages; Our
New Possessions. with map; Omaha and
Nebraska; True and Untrue Mari iages;
How to Save Money; Success in Life: How
to Get Home; Boys and Girls-Should
they he Educated together; MIRIAM--A
Poeticsl Elegy; Theory of Mans Orsaniza-
ton; State Pride; Small Cautiousncss; Sur
raft; General Grant and the Presidency
Twelve Modes of Committing Suicide /;
Authorizations Of Food; Answers to Cor
respondents. and rich miscellany is given
in the August number o. the chronological
Journal q year; 80 cents number
Address S. r. Wells, $50 Broadway, New
York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01

Plymouth MAkkET.-Whcat, new, ell
80 q LIS: Germ, shelled, 60 a 65 cts, I'M
sound no sale; Oats, old, 40to+5 cts; Rye,
20 cts; new Potatoes 40 cts. @ 81 Flour,
best, O. per cwt. Corn Meal ',75per cwt.;
Butter grocers pay l21a cts. perlb.; Eggs,
1919 Cts. per doz.; Bacon,-Ilams from
stores, Is cts. per b.; Shoulders Is cts. per
ID; Sides, 3 cts. per Id.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01

We cannot send papers out of the coun-
ty unless they are paid for in advance, as
general rule. Sometimes we deviate from
this rss's in the case of old acquaintance,
but it is seldoml II is practice more
honored in the breach than observance
at least more profitable to the printer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01

TIL. ancients desired clocks bushv and
black as the raven" as one ofthe projections
Of manhood, and trcsscs long, silkcn, and
iusirous. rs the browning beauty of woman
hood, but Time, the sly old dog, drew his
fingers through their hair and len "IIIs
Marx in white. Time is now bafllcd by
those wlio use Rings Vegetable Ambrosia,
the creates, and most reliable Hair Restor-
alive Of modern times.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01

AGENr.-H. BAYLOR, at Bourbon, is au
thorized to act as agent In soliciting unb-
scriptions for the Republican, job Work
and Advertising. He is also authorized to
receive pay for the same, and collect ac-
counts due this Office
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01

WHAT TIE MERCHANTS sAY.-T'he mer-
chants everywhere who sell d. B. De Land
{, Co.'S Best fHcmic0l .Sulcrotus, say
that no article ever sold ci.es such uni
vcrsd satisfaction 10 customers. They
ike to have customers pleased especially
the ladies'. They know it is the House
wives Favoritc'-tiat Chemical Saleratus.
ID is better than Soda.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01

i the midst Of rtses-'
Such was the fiowery land filed with
healing airs and life preserving products,
where DR. Drake discovered the chief in
gre1ients OF his wonderful Tonic Medicine
PLANTATION BIrTERs--thei enchanted
tropical island of ST. Croix. The PLASTA.
TON BirrEns, combining all the metficinaI
and tonic virtues of the healing and life
sustaining products OF that favored cline
are, without doubt, the Worlds Great
Remedy for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, and
other Stomachic difficulties
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-01

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay. and all the effects Il
Youthful inliseretion will, br TIE sake Of suffering
humanity, send free 10 all who nsed it, the recipe
aud directions for making the simple remedy 10y
which he WIS cured. Sufferers wishing profit by
the advertisers experience. do by addressing
in perfect confidence. JOHN d. OGDEN, AZ Cedrr
Street, New York.
May 10, lsS1.-snly