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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-21
The Magazine for the Times,
Peterson's Magazine +!
The Cheapest and Best in the World.

This popular Monthly Magazine In consequence Of
Sts merit and eheapness had. in 1867 a circulation
sualing that of all the other Ladies Magazines COM
biRed- For 1S6s it viii be greatly improved
II will contain One Thousand Pages.
Fourteen Splendid Steel Plates
Twelve Mammoth Fashion Plates
g Twelve COlOred Berlin Patterns,
"a Nine Hundred Wood Cuts,
:" Twenty-four Pages of Mnsici
70 All this will be given for only TWO DOLLARS
year, dollar less than Magazines of the class of
Peterson" It's
Thrilling Tales and NoUelettes
Arc the hest published anywhere. AU the most popr-
lar sers employed 10 eriss originally for Peter
In 1856, IN addition TO its usual quantity Of short
stories. FOCR ORIGINAL COPYRIGHT NOVEL
ErIES will be given by Ann 8. Stephens, Frank Lee
Benedict, Amands VI. Douglas, and the author Of
"a The Second Life" 1t also publishes
Mammoth Colored Fashion Plates
Ahead Of all others These plates are engraved on
steel, TWICE THE USUAL SIZE and contain six figures
They will be superby eolOred- Also a pattern from
which Dress DasDtilla. childs dress cs be cut
out, without the aid Of a mantau- maker Also sew
eral pages Of household aud other recspts ip short
@erything interesting 10 Ladies.
II is the Best Lddy's -X1gozine ia the
World! Try it for One Year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-21
Holloway's Vermifuge CONNECTIONS

Which have almost entirely superseded the old
nauseous Nermifuges. to the delight ofthe poor
little sufferers. Ii contains no Calonici or 9TH
er poisonous ingredients.
30 highly esteemed is this Popular Vermi-
fuge. hy The rruir>ssiaa. that all intelligent
Physicians WHO know of them. Ire>rrib. them
in preference 10 other remedies, - not only
more pleasant to take but more elective to
cure.
Parents and guardians. having the of
Children. should keep them family mrii-
cine. Tor they not only eradicate Wugns-ihose
pests Of chiidhocd--hut correct any 81, range
n,ent of the digestive organs, so prevalent with
children.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-21
Harper'S Bazaar.

al Repository Of Fashion, Plcd>,r,
and Instruction.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-21

VERMlFUCE
CONNECTIONS

DR.. Holloway, some fifteen years ago wit
messed the distress occasioned SiCkly children
IN taking the nauSeous vcrmiiuges Of that day,
Resolved 10 anuaiiZe them. and from the most
effective 0f these remedies succeeded in seIara-
ting their active medical properties. pnre taste
less and inodorous. Then. 10y combining these
with sugar. and moulding Thorn int" agreea.
Die connection. formed the present popular and
effective Nermiflrp Frowu "a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-21

Address T.. ARTHUR SON.
II 81 $40 and sll Chestnut ST. PhiIadeInhi,
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

Crab apples with IA are cultivated obia1,,
for saccharine preserves. The yellow or oold. an
colored fruit especially answers well for spcb
use. The tree is a dwarf, verv hardy and
quite handsome. When in blossom IL "a ax.
ceedingly rich in flowers which are delicious)y
fragrant. IL bears fruit abundantly-so much
so that the whole top win seem covered with
apples, allowing little room foT the foliage and
in autumn the apples appear like drops Of gold
giisteniug in the sun. The red variety is also
handsome. Tits wen 20 have ono free OF each
s'r' as mates growing together; the contrast ig
'ueh most striking. We have known crib
apple tree 60 blossom three times in one season
and to mature truit each time.
The crab apple OF our yards aoI ,,,rla,a il
native of North America croUin,, viii n,
the Middle and Southern States. II ia not liz
the crab apple OF Europe which il indie, a cyob.
bed thing fit only for inpervious hedges.
In AroostooIS Co., where it is diffeult ifpns
impossible to grow large apple trees produc
ing snch fruit as we have here, the people think
il an object to cultivate the crab apple for Ia.
Bile uses and fbr cider. 10 is so hardy, and ma
lures its fruit so early, that it is IA. sure thing
in the AroOStook country.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

Good cider is necessary for variety ofuses,
and when sufficient care is exercised in its
| manufacture, constitutes a most pleasant and
healthful beverage. OF course we refer to
the pure juices of the apple, unadulterated
and imprisoned by drugs on alcohol which
are mixed with it in dram shops to enable
tipplers to get drunk upon it, The liquor
properly expressed and preserved pure and
sweet has high domestic value. Yet very
little really good cider is to be found, owing
to various causes, amongst which is careless.
ness in picking the fruit, and the almost utter
neglect of neatness and skill in making and
preserving it. Many indulge the supposition
that all apples are possessed of equal value,
and that whether they are sweet or sour,
sound or hali-rotten, they are proper for the
cider mill, end may be worked up to equally
good advantage and profit. When, however,
cider of good quality is desired, the apples
should be harvested when they are fully ripe,
and before they have begun to decay. The
fruit should then be carefully sorted, and on
ly the soundest and best reserved for the best
liquor, or that which is designed for use or
the market as beverage; the imperfect fruit
and also that which has become diseasedfrom
any cause, set aside for an inferior article
Perfect cleanliness shOull be observed in per
fecting the grinding process, which should, If
possible, be performed two or three days be
fore pressing, and the pumice or ground fruit
be permitted to stand and mellow in the vat
Till it assumes deep red color. Clear straw
| should be used in forming the cheese, as moul-
dy straw would deteriorate the quality of the
liquor expressed, by imparting to it a musty
flavor, which will increase with age and final
ly render it unfit to drink, or for any other
USE Water should never be added, as it is
certain to render it hard and unpleasant to
the taste when drank. The casks also in
which it is put should be thoroughly clealised
before being used, and il they are mouldy or
possessed of amy unpleasant smell, it will be
judieious to introduce in them, after thorough
ablution, a few strips of canvass dipped in
melted birthstone and set on fire before they
are introduced. The fumes OF the birthstone
viii penetrate every part and pore OF the in
| terror surface of the cask, and neutralize those
noxious principles and unsavoiy atoms which
are the principal cause of sourness and
hardness il the liquor when used, or at
tempted to be used, as beverage
Alter cider has iermented thoroughly, it
should be racked off into clean barrels and
suffered to remain ior month OR two, when.
to clarity il, from one to two quarts of clean
white beach sand, mixed with the whites OF
half dozen eggs, and one pint of mustard
seed should be introduced, and the liquor al
Ter reasonable time, be once more racked'
and il rery nice article is wanted put IN po'-
les closely corked. Some prefer to onit 'le
the second racklng, and allow the liquor "
remain in the barrels with the sand' eggs anu
mustard unremoved. This prevents IL rom
becoming sour, or possessed OF that fiat and
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
Established June 23, 1862. Vol. O.
The PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
svery day. Sunday excepted,l at No. Printers
Exchange, Exchange Street, Portland
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tERMs: Eight Dollars year in advance.

THE MATNE
anne place very Thursday mornin sat S2-0O year,
nvarilily in sdVances ## EA
RArEs OF apVERrIsiNG.-Une ln1b 0f space,ih
'enath OF column, constitutes 4 t'sduaTe.'
t5p per square daily first week 20 cents per
week adler: three Insertions 5t less 81 90; eohtihu-
tna every other day after firsi week, 10 cents. -
iiai square, three ilseriions OF less '''e"'o' '-e
aeSk, : 90: 81 cents PER week alltf -.
Under head Of E AN l.MENrs,, ~ eo I'o' s1nA'e
per week; three insertions or less Si'ao. -. ;.
$50, a, NnTIops 25 per square for the trst in
>ertfon aud % cents pei square oi eaeiishoseqhtht
dnsnrfnn. e4
AsIverti,ements inserted III the "MAlNE STATE
PKfss" (which has a argecrcaaton in every par
d the State for Si00 per square ior first insertion
ind 20 CENTS pea square Tor each sutsSinen sbser-
zion, - tt-f p sfN k'&tks4ttA 'A
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
Trotting Horse for Sale.

ei TfOtt1ng Horse for Sale.
"a 3ga The well known Trotting Horse .'SAR-
4, XJT<DINE is for sale at j.. w. RoBinson's
TN Livery Stable South Street. He was
-k1z-1drivcn last tail by Foster Palmer one-half
mile in %. BY David Averill, Esq, last summer,
in a common wagon, mile in 2.52. He is an easy
rotter under the saddle kind in all harness. airaid
of nothing, and stands without hitching. He is a
bright bay, stands 1924 hands high and weighs 1860
pounds.
For terms, &C., apply to j. w. Robinson or Math-
ews & Thomas. lie is sold for no fault, the owner
being about to leave the city .4' .."4
iift e1'f - 4aasf al tllh1afoag sept4dtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

+ ' Steam Refined Tripe. sAoa
LII those who keep my tripe, have my tubs
"A painted and lettered in neat aud tasty man
ner. Look out and get the Steam Refined, -
THE ONLY GOOD TRIPE
in the market. That's what's the matter.
fidt Is ti is5..a 5tstisttf b &C. w. BELKNAP
Portland Sent, Z. 1867. diff
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
Terms Eight Dollars per o,,,,,,,, A., ,,5ru.,ce

u's'sreeabe flavor which is So disgusting and
a,en a,'''n hauseating to most palates Good cider
ways commands and will command good
price in the market.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11

.ih Sowing SEEDs.-Some people seem not to
know how to cleanse the cucumber, melon, to-
mato and other seeds which are contained in
the muellaginOus pulp. They cut the vegeta-
bleopen, dry it and dig out the seeds with the
dried mucilage adhering to them A oe''or
way is when the fruit is ripe, to cut t open anu
scrape ont the seeds and pulp all toge'ner w
to an earthen or other vessel large enough 10
contain the mass. Put some tepid water into
the vessel and set it in some warm piaee-say
rnar a stove,-where it will keep moderately
warm. In day or two fermentation win take
MACE that will separate the seeds from the
pulp, the former sinking TO the bottom, and
the latter rising to the surface. All you have
to do then, is to pour of the top and the wa
ter, leaving the seeds in the vessel, which may
be taken out aud exposed to the air an hour OF
two, when they will be found perfectly clean
and dry, and may be done mp in papers and
laid away. All seeds should be kept from the
Ii sht and air as much as possible. If placed
in glass bottles and corked up, their vegeta.
tive power will be preserved for years.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
The Kitchen Mineral Soapl
isgia ONLvf5 CENTS PER BAR!

Manu- iactured only by the Mineral Soa DCompany
No 1915 Washington Street up stairs For sale,
wholesale and retail j. T.. WEEKS,
aug28dtf ana IA Fore St., Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-11
Nnticn

Notice. T..
DECISIONS clearing the ruins diggng cellarswil
i lnd agood place to deposit their rubbish on
Franklin Wharf, -' 'Ni'aA ~
septic dtf alt s.. ROUNDS. Wharfnger.
= 'aH5T *. M. .. .7735I ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-03
Felisbttrg, ". Va.

LET PosTHRIrr HRLP PAY THE Ma
TioNAL DEBr.-,rhS N. Y. Sun is calling
upon Congress to 20 to work and red uce
the taxes:
1.-THE idea that the national debt
must he hurrledly paid (the editor rea.
sons Ia an Ahsurdity. The country
has lately come out OF an exhAusting
war, and II is the worst policy TO com.
pei Il, while thus weak aud crippled, To
strain every nerve for the mere sake oi
seeing how soon Il can cash the war.bIll.
The country needs little time to recu.
pPrate from the late exhaustion. Give II
time TO regain lis strength; impart n
fresh start TO prod uctive Industry, bust.
moss enterprise, and the development ol
national RESOURCES, and IL will be able
10 pay the debt with comparative ease.
The true policy IL TO drain tue country
M little AS possible by taxation, until II
shnll havo regAIned Its ante war pros.
perily. There IL neither necessity nor
excuse fer the opposite course. All
that the Government really requires ID
enough money 10 pay Its current ex.
penses, and to meet the interest pay.
Inenta On the debt. Foreign govern.
mOnts never trouble themselvel about
The principal OF their indebtedness, be.
Ing well satisfied II they can pay the In
lerest. We should not take them tor
financial models, but their policy shows
that there IL no need for tho CourSt
which our Government Ia pursuing
Ten or twenty years hence, for instance
the amount of the present yearly tax ID
this country could be raised without
half the Injury TO business which II now
entHlls.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-03

No one can have been led to expect
by anything In tho pnst history of the
South that uu oath OF allegiance or Of
loyalty would be regarded Nh possess.
Ing much binding authority. stIIl II Is
not common to find such an outspoken
nvownl Of Intention to disregard IL Ms IL
continued In the following character.
Istlc passage from the Mobile Times:
"The vile creatures who arO devising
our shame and disgrace must be met
with the 10th aud repugnauce OF sllmy
reptiles, which VIZ only approach that
we may crush them. Their power, he.
gotten from the hell Of raduallau, IN
deflRnCG OF all tho laws OF God and man,
uphold byuIen equally corruptRnd con-
teInpthble, must be defeated ut all haz.
ards, and ir President Johnson and
Gen. Grant, with the sword Of Shsr.
man, do not cut loose the thongs which
bind our bodies, our souls are free from
the HLaln which may blast our lips while
taking their damnable OATH"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-03
Fortune's FayorIto-..A Lucky Ticket
Holder.

FOrtune's FavorIte-.-A Lucky Ticket
Holder.
The temple OF fortune, even In this
hard, practical, matter.o Of. iuct age, Is
still open for those who have courage
TO worship ut her shrine. We not un-
frequently hud men who seem to have
a Surer hold upon the tickls goddess
than was ever gained In the laboratory
OF the philosopher. An instance OF the
kind has Just come TO our knowledge.
On the 18th Of last month ticket WAS
sold by Murray, Eddy q Co., Managers
Of the Kentucky State Lottery, located
Mt Covington, KY, TO one OF their cor
respondents In Philadelphia. In due
time the drawing took place, under the
management OF the frin we have
named, and, like all their business,
under the guarantees OF fairness pro-
vided In the laws OF the State, and which
have won for the Kentucky Lottery
Managers 50 high u reputation for dp-
right dealing. The PhIlAdelphiH pur-
chaser Of the ticket referred tO--A well
known citizen, whose name In with.
held at his request, RS all the business
OF Messrs. Murray, Eddy & Co. Is hold
In StrlCtesI COntdence-tinds himself
to-day the lucky posSessor OF the capi.
tai prize, IL handsome fortune Of MY
thousand dollars, which amount has
been promptly remittGd 10 him. Such
an instantaneous jump to wealth Is well
calculated 70 bring back to memory old
world Storles OF fairy gIfts; yet almost
every week we hear OF similar results
OF lucky speculatIons In the Kentucky
dirawinES.-tC tCoVingtOm tRy,) Leader,
NOV. Sh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-03
Tlle Indian LInIInant.

As relief ever ready; as q killer OF pain,
taken inwaIdly, or outwafdly applied, has
no eqnal. For the relief and cure OF Rheu.
matisin and Neuralgia Affections, sprnlna,
Bruises, &C., Il Is unequalled. II Is also most
etiieacious, taken inwardly, in the cure of
0holern, Cramps and Pains In the Stomach,
DiaiThoea, DyBentery, Cholera Morbus,
Cholera Infantum, 6c., and IA without ex.
ception the most wonderful Panacea the
world tfordS. GoFAhILY should be with.
outfit Every TRAVELLER by land or sea
should have q bottle MINERS and FAR.
MFRS residing nj n distance frpm Physicians
should keep Il constantly on hand. In case
OF Accidents, and sudden attacks OF Stomach
Compl Aints, It's value cannot be estimated.
Inquire for Major Lanes Indian LInI.
ment, ana take no other. PRICE, 50 cents
per bottle. For sale at wholesale and retail
by Demas Barnes a Co, q Park Row, N. Y;
Gale q Robinson, lSe Greenwich st, N. y; r,
Q. Wells a Co., 1872 FIlton.St., N. Y, ChAS.
N. Crlttenden, SS eth Ave, N, "; and by re-
spectacle druggists throughout the world.
None genuine unless signed by John Tho8,
Lane, and counterSlgned by ]. 7. Lane d Co..
for Circular
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HARPER,s WEEKLY
sPLENDIDLY, ILLUSTRATED.
N..iii..I As.M.nEh. D.

"Aedt NoWnssV HH kTe2'
The MoDEL HKwsPAPER OF our county
complete IN All tho departments Of an Ameri.
can FAMILY PAper-HARPERs WEEKLY has
canned for itself right 70 lis title, "a JOUR.
Put n
,.ur future historians will enrich them.
selves out OF HARPERS WEEKLY long after
writer's, and printers, Snd publishers are
TUNED TO duSt.-Ns1 York EuTpeiiR
Traveller.
HAHPERs WEEKLY may be unrefervedly
declared the best newspaper In America. -
Iht Independent, N6B York.
ihs articles upon public questions which
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lng, ahu take their place among the best
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A PATHOLOGICAL view Of Marriage

i liShed. Containing nearly three hun
dred pages and 100 hne plates and enEra-
wings Of the Anatomy OF the Human Organs
In astRte OF II ealthA and Disease, with q treatise
on Early ErTonS, lts Deplornble Consequences
Plan OF Treatment-the only rational and
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No. u MAilen Lane, Albany, N. Y. The
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-03

ACCORDING to Professor Draper the
life Of nation Ia characterised by the
same main incidents as that OF nh lndi.
vldual; II passes through the same
stages of childhood. youth, maturity,
and old age, ending In death. Bishop
Simpson dlSsen,s FROM this View. In a
recent lecture delivered In Boston, on
the Emission Of the United stAtes," he
EAIda
Unlike individuals, however, there Ia
In national life no necessary law 0f do.
cay, and their lie IL not 10 10 measured
by tho span Of lhrOo score years and
ton. Whenever thDY tall or suffer dis.
rnpll0n II Ii because Of their inherent
wehEnOsS or corruption.
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BURSCRIPrIONS.

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aJetr advertisements.

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MADAM F0Y's
Corset Skirt Supporter


THE RICHsST MAN m THE
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on Solomon RothSchild.
Pam, 9Th April, 1854, Is Rue Fauby, 81,
Honote.- you be kind enough 10 have
forwarded 70 me here 800 bottles Of your In.
dian Liniment; II you Will send at the anne
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Baron solomon Rothschlld having recon-.
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We Are Coming

A ND WILL PRESENT TO ANY PER.
~ non sending usa Cluh In our ttrcnt On1
l0llAf Sale Of nry and Fancy GOO,iS, 30, n
Sllk Dfes. Pattern, pec Oi SheVtlng, Watch
6n., In1 uf cost. Catalogue or gOOls, nnd
sample, Hent u any MllrGS free. Address j,
=: HAYES 4 Gu, ~ Hanover 81, lloStnn,
Mas. 10. BOx blh
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FOR INSTANCE.

We have also on hand 5000 worth Of La.
dies and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices Than ever was seen In the State, II
you want Bargains In BootH aud Shoes. 90 10
Sardnefs New Store, cor. Main and Union
Every pair Of Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment "a WARRANTED. and in
every case will DO mended freeoI charge.
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CONTAINING Lists Of Dry and Fancy
ac:, &c, 10 be sold, 0EE DOLLAR for each ar.
uele. Greatindu6ementSt 10 AGENTS, PLUM
MEk d MouLTuN, is MRrShal street, Bos-
ton MASN =
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