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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-14
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.
an ESSAY OF WARNING AND IN.

N STRUCTION FOR YOUNG MEN. Also, Dis.
eases and Abuses which prematurely PROSTATE the
Vital Powers, with sure means ofrelief Sent Free
of Cha rye in scaled letter envelopes. Address, Or
]. sKILLIN HoUGHTON, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa.
Feb. Is. lS67-l6snc1y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-14
RAILROADS..
Pittsburgh. F. Wayne & Chicago

On and after October %, 1867, trains will Ieav
taiions daily. Sundays excepted, as follows
Train leaving Ohicaso At $50 o. m, leaves daily.
Train leaving Pittsburgh at 2i5 leaves daily
tt... TRAINS GOING WEST.
EXPRESS ExrREss ExPRrss'ExPREss
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AFFLICTED REsTOREDI IGNO.
RANCE EXPOSED! FALLi.
CIES UNMASKEn!

Highly important to both sexes, married or single
in health or disease. Dir. LARM0NT'S Paris, Lon
don, aud New York; Medical Adviser and
Marriage Guide, s0th edition, 400 pages. nearly 10O
Anatomical Illustrations upon Mental and Nervous
Debility, Urinary Deposits and Impotency, Aztec
tions Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Genito- Urinary Or
gans, and their consequences, and anatomy Of both
sexesl-European hospital practice- the aut hor's
moral Legitimate and efectual method II preventing
too rapid increase Of f,mily.-his uneoualed Paris
and London treatment, &c. Mailed free for Sl.J
closely scaled.
All who would avoid the barbarous treatment with
Mercury, Copaiba, Injections CaueriZations Qnacli
Specifics. Antidotes and INSTRUMENTS, should own
this valuable work. consult the pOctorpersonally
or 10y letter, No. 173 Broadway, N Ysrk, from 10
A. VI. to- =. NJ, Post Office Box 81, New York. is
all the address required. Consultation, Adrice q
Medicine IS, IN all cases in advance.
"We concur with other papers in recommending
Dr. LARMONT and his work."-CoHrier dos Eta.
UHi, German die Reform, Dispatch Stats Zeitng. At
las, Medical Rerietr, &c, n36-ly
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S: 2s32 NiI Szy4

Agents male and female wanted in every town and nglsor
pecsity IN zny
offered: JUST. The THING 10 SELL. ANY
WHERE. Large promo on small eHrtH-e eoH to.1o
for cerymes Te.sbsrs, Farmers Mechanics. anyto6y
desired and foil right for - secured
~ al ssOrdiag eat sss Adass w.h
stamp isr lsPes' ehAffELL co.. ehSaF', m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-14

N y iuSfiy rpcarsteu conrtTie~ as medcife
of INDISPENSABLE necessity. In Great Britain, France
and Germany wherr medical science has reached Its
highest perfection IL is prescribed ia domestic prae
tce and constantly used in the armies. in hospitals
aud other public institutions, where II IS regarded by
the attending physicians the most speedy and
ayresahle remedy that can I've employed Scarcely
any ncighborhoOd can he found where well known
cases of diseased lungs whih had bsffied the efforts
of the most skillhnl und experienced dciors, have
hem permanently cured by it, These results are the
most convincing proofs of the superior curative prop
critics of this preparation; and u them the authors
Sr,int with peculiar satisfaction While II Is most
powerful against confirmed diseases il Is extremely
gentle a. a mesiicine I'm infancy and youth. being
quite harmless even the youngest, when admins
tered judiciously,
This health rcstorer accompishes even more by
prevention IL taken in seasnn. il heals all
irriaions Of the throat and lungs, whether arising
from c0lls or coughs from other causes and thus
prevent that long train Of iuft and incurable dis
EASES which would arise from rhe neglect of them.
Hence no family shoad he without il. Influenza,
Group hnarseness whooPing cough. peurisy, ineipi.
cOusmp ton and other affections of the breathing
Organs. give before this pre-, hcnt cofnbnafr n
of medical virtues
Prepared by DIR. j. G. Aver 4 ca. lowell, mass
and sold by al druggists and dealers an medicine
everywhere, and by PerShIng 4 Brown. u Blain a
Co. and T. A. Lemon, Plymouth. Ind lSz I'm
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THE WORKING FARMER
|. EHEz-eQSH-eG0e
THREE MONTHS FOR NOTHING.
The BEST Agricultural and Family
Paper and SO Cent Prize for 81 so.

THE wsRKING FARMER for 1868. and for the three
remaining months Of 1867, will be sent TO new sub
scribers for 81 5O and tn the remiting the
which took the Greeley Prize,of 500 ut the fair OF
the American Institute), worth so cents. THE
WORKING + AR is double octave of twenty four
pages, price 81 80 per annum and is written by the
best agrcult wrists in the country Among its reg
uar contributors S. Edwards Todd, p. T. Quinn,
Mrs. NJ. +. Dodge, Mrs. J. McConaugbey, l. J. Sim
onson, w. III. White. and Geo. G. Brtckett.
For circulars, specimens, etc., containing premium
lists. address WI l.. ALLISON & CO., IS Cortlandt
Street. New Yorx- III lt-le rflf4Il -If.
"a USEFUL JpURNAL.-We notice among 4
changes The WORKING FARMER, a monthly agricul-
tural journal published by William L. Allison Co.,
at IS Cortlandt ST., New York. ASS clear exponent
of the principles Of scientific farming, this paper is
one OF the best we have seen. --tN 4. Citizen
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-14
TO CONSERVATIVES.

1O OONSU III ESs
If charge) 10 all who desire IT, the prescription with
the directions for making aud using the simple rene.
dy by which he cured of lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only object is Ia
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will
try this prescription, as il will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON.
No. 165 South Second Street, Wiliismsburgh, N Y.
May "a. ls67.--sn ly
TAKE NO UNPLEASANT and UNSAFE REM
EDlES for unpleasant and dangerous diseases. Use
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU and ImPRovED Ross
Wash. Il5eowsnly
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Chartered CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED b.
HELMBOLD's ExrRacr BrCHU. t15eowsn1y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-14
LOCAL NOTICES.

Go the VIM Sears store, in Bourbon
for cheap dry goods. [L.3t
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MARRIED LIFE.

Information and advice Of vital importance to the
married Of both sexes, in sealed envelope, can be
obtained free OF charge by addressing the under.
signed. rF lf"
r. -rgf ,s8f as Respectfully,
- -. * .-.r JAMES s. BUTLER,
oQ-3m1 S23 Broadway N. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-14
Spefial Tutifss.


on THE TOPM0ST WAVE
OF popularity. without a compstitor, and deSing
composition, bound to flourish as long
THE GOOD SHIP TRUTH
Spreads her sails nature produces fiery tinted hair.
or Time sheds Its white spray on human hOads
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
Wins golden opinions from all sorts of people,
and can never ego by the board while it is held de-
sirably BY man or woman to be comedy. Manufac-
tured only by J. CHRISTADoRO, Gs Maiden Lane,
New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all
Hair Dressers. n I'm
HAPPINESS OR MISERY.
The victim of youthful indiscretion destroys his
happiness, ruins his prospect for social enjoyment
marriage and the pursuit Of business and ends his
life In misery but by the timely use Of the long tried
and faithful remedy
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
he may recover his health Make therefore no DELAY
I'm using this remedy. 1t gives speedy relief and will
coon effect cure in all of seminal weakness,
emi-sics physical and nervous debility oni derauge-
ments OF the urinary organs. Positive benefit is de-
rived byusiDga single box. Ii Is entirely vegetable
and harmless. and change OF diet is necessary
whilst using them Price, One Dollar per box, with
full directions
Sold by druggists generally. In places whero thcy
cannot be procured will send them b., mail, post
paid, and snrc from observation on receipt of the
money Address J. BRYAN. NJ. D.,
$40 Broddtcag New York.
Private aud confidential circulars will be sent to
gentlemen free of charge. [52u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-14

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCHU gives health
and vgor TO the frame and bloom to the palid check
Debility is accompanied by many alarming symp-
Guns, anu n no treatment is submitted to, consump-
ton, insanity, or epilcptic fits ensue. f15eowyI
THE GLORY OF MAN Is .STIENGTH-There.
fore the and debilitated should Immediately
use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BusHu Il5eowsnIv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-14
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

rs a soothing expec-
y torant, prepared to
meet the urgent need Of
a safe~and reliable cure
f,r diseases of the throat
and lungs. A trial of
many years has estab-
lished the fact, that IL
j. more efficaci"us in
pulmonary affections,
than any other remedy
Its efficacy has become
~ generally known that
-..ue-s..z - n r.aafff rfras.
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Notice to Creditors.
IN EQUITY-ANDERSON.
Bill to administer I's-
tate in liiiLty.

Mrs l.. A. Lorton, .AeIm'a
vs Bill to administer Is
John B. Sitton, Snm'l i w tate in EGuty.
Miller. Ella Loron, ct al
DY VIRTUE of decrctal order. from III" nl't
- of Equity to me directed, IT sordcrcd In, il.'
iah league, and Doritby McAurtrcy, and %! sid
singular the other creditors of John S. LoIl"n. IN
tcstatc of the complainant Mrs. Elizn A.. -, on
do come III and establish their demands ap,ih, -
intcstatc before nc within three months ui,uI 10.
publication of this notice.
And also ordered that The Defendants. El;,h
league and Dorithy NlcMurtry, do forllwi,h de-
sSi from the further prosecution of thcil .ui,e Mt
law. referred to in the Bill and Tint the s,.i, .hn
u. Sitton and Henry C.. Miller and ali other. /. ii
itors Of the said intcsnc be and they arc hc ~
cnioincd from suing on their demands clscM lore
until the further order Of this Court.
w. W. HUMPHREYS, CHAD
Cm,'rs ONce, dMgmst, 1867 8ln
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Assistant Assessors Office,
u. s. Internal Revenue,
PICKENS G. H., Oct !, 1867.

NOTICE is hereby given TIM, Division No 81.
~ Uormcrly Gibsons diyisony has been CONSOLE
dated with Division No %, comprising the whole
of Pickcns District, and which will hereafter Ls
known Division No. II, now entirely n,ni. .r
my charge. All persons, therefore, in Pickcns 70 :.
trict who arc in any way interested in Iniur al
Revenue mattors will please call at my Office. a,
Pickcns g. H., without delay. I shall be n Or
office oil Of Court week next.
+. a. IIOKE, Asst
Assessor 81 collection Dist, SO.
Oct 6, 1867 tf
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Agents w anted

N every county Of North and South Carolina, to
canvass and soil Lloyd's new Double Map of
North Amerioa on tho face, and county Map Of
the United States the haok--Acovering "a square
feet Of muslin, with rollers, &c. Other agencies
cnn be given If Desired Agents make from $5 to
$50 per dny. Address ss
WARREN r. MARSHALL,
General Agent Lloyds Map,
Columbia, s. G.
Fob &c, 1867 90 If.
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ESTATE NOTICE,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Estate Of Eliz-
~ abeth Whttcn, deceased, will be settled before
the Ordinary, on tho I'd day Of December ncxt.-
Demands against this Estate must be presented by
that time. Demands against tho Estate of l.. Il.
Whittcn must also be presented to mo by TINT
time. rs
w. j. SMITH, Ex'or.
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THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
PROSPECTUs

.nN TIE 18TH INSTANT, the undersigned
~ propose to commence the issue in this citv
ofa Journal. to be styled THE DAILY CHROS.
iCLE. The want of n live, earnest, sy,npathc,-
ic newspaper is felt in the community: and. in
obedience to the wish of lnrge number of tho
most influential citizens. we make our 3,but
The Capital of South Carolina should s.stnin
now, as it did before he war; at least two new.
papers; and he State is an abundantlv largo
field of operations from which to CLEAN tie pu
lie favor.
The approaching Fall already gives tuk"4
that our people arc recovering from their rrrat
financial depression; and we may reasonnl,.y
anticipate an early solution of the now frctf,.l
we hope to swim
we do not promise much in behalf Of ila
Ci!kONlCLE-our faith shall be told by nur
works; but we can say this much, that as ejti.
%ens OF south Carolina, long identified with her
interests. we shall cxrcnd our means aud dexn...
our energies to establish what we conceive viii
be a welcome visitor i'll o,c cry household.
we shall give the latest news and live1ip.e
gossip; pert paragraphs; kilograms hot fiens
the m wires; commercial intelligence fresh fona
.he car6 stones , of "Change = and q special
report OF all the ats rnctivey 6ossfyine aeeiasnAs
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o,a aSm!,Ga'y' Sa .i >-----, Our sentiments
are e ior inc pr csent Expressed. We shala pHank
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.h the first week will please send their orders ts
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2. Of the INTERNAL UNITY of the Church, as
opposed to the prctentions of cxtcrnalism.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS AND .1EWELRY

Snq THE SUBSCRIBER having an experience
hTIA, Of many years in tho business Of repairing
s&,.A Clocks, Watches and JGSy>HrX,
offers his services to his friends and the puzzle
generally. in that line Of business. Charges foi !
all work ns reasonable possible. All work war
rantcd if we'll used lIe will also give his atteil-
tion to tho repairing of MUSICAL ISsrnuMgSTs.
Ills place of business is at WALHALLA, nearly
opposite tho Post Office.
F. NJ. MORGAN
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Change Of Schedule on Greenville
and Columbia Railroad.

IN and after Mnndny. October 81, 1867,
W trains will run over this road daily tSun.
days cxccpted,) MS follows:
Leave Columbia, S 10 a m
Leave Aston, 80 a m
Leave Ncwbcrry 25 a III
Arrive ut Abbcvillc, 9 l5 D m
Arrive ut Anderson, 4 90 p in
Arrive at Grccnvillc, s 90 p M
Leave Grcenvllo 80 Il M
Leave Anderson. 4 20 n III
Arrive at Abbcvillc, 6 05 m
Leave Ncwberry, 10 SO n m
Arrive at Alston, 1875 III
Arrive at Columbia, . 80 IN
Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad will leave
Anderson Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
returning Tuesday, Thursday, ond Saturday
as follows:
Leave Anderson Mt 4t0pm
Leave Pcndlcton ut . 5 10 D m
Arrive at WAlhaila as 6 80 u nj
Leave Wnlhalln at | 80 q IN
Leave Pcndleton Mt 3 10 a m
Arrive'nt Anderson nt 4 ~ u M
Connections mado with tho p. m. Down
Trains and d. III. UP Trains Of tho South
Carolina Railroad
October "a, 1867 S IF
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PAY Up {!

WILL BE At PlCKENS G. H.. or Thursday,
\ l2th instant, for the purpose of receiving the
amount due upon the Sale Notes OF T. Maxwell,
Jr. JOHN u. SlTTON Agent
Dee. 2. 1867 II
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THE THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

i IlH oTATE OF SOUTH fCAKOIINA J.
ricKENs--iN rnE COMMON pLEAs. ]. Sess.es
'a""0f hovangood' Exor fonign A.tacan,eas. i
Il. A. Tate " - a,S q, - - ls,,SSss .s,,SSss W
Y V"EsnaS. 80 M.s INC @ riantiR did, onGhe day
!, OF March 1867, ,flle his deolarat ION 4 oainst
the Defendant (who j is said is 81 sent from AMI
without the limits of tlls State, md Inns neitber
wife nor attorney known within the same. nnSY,
% whom mqeory of the said declaration might be
dant do appear and plead thereto Of, Or ss
lath day Of Nlaroll, 1853 9othcrw Iso, final md
against I'M. ~ - w W.
tSoo on, :. p.ss y
clork's onloc, March sb7 - III
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LARGE SALE
OF VALUABLE
p ERSON AL ESTATE,
Continued.

TlE STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA,
IA, Etsuity-1'icEScns.
'"'ss''' ss,. A"''' BIZ for Injunction, So
5na l}. Enrle AMI others.
TTNDER an order of the Court Of Equity,
y mudcin this cause, July, 1867, viii sell
to the highest bidder, mt the late residence Of
Gal, John Ewing Colhoun, deceased, on
Monday tho ga Of December. inst,
All the
Personal Estate
OF said deceased, namlcly:
WAGONS, Of all sizes;
BIGKSMITlI TOOLS,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS
FARMING IMpLHAl ENTS,
&C, &C, &C,
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TERMS OF SALE.

For all articles, the value Of which is five dol
lars and upwards, u creait Of twelve months,
with hond, interest ard approved security. For
ais ariicicx. the ra!nc Of which is under five dol
lars, the cas mast Re ,.nil on the day Of sa!c.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.p.D.
cem'is Office, Dec. 2. 1867 ii 2
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A WEEKLY PAPER AT TWO DOLLARS
IN year, in advancc-thc clo.cnth copy
gratis to any porsoa sending ten Subscribers
1t will be
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Balance due Secretary & Treasurer, $16 Sc
Respectfully, submitted.
y, al. WILLIAM BIBB,
Sco'ty & Treas'r.
!. Approved w. b. WHITE,
Foreman Grand Jury.
Oct. II, 1867. H. i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06

ENFEBIED AND DELICA ATE CONSTITUTIONS
OF hnih sexes. use ilEiMro rs EXT ACT fuctu u
will give brisk and energetic feelings. and enable
you to rleep WELL tfeb3dewiy
HEIMBOIDS FLUID EXTRACT PrCflr IL
pleasant IN taste and oror. free from all nnr'ous
properties. and immediate In I. action ld&wlt
LANES can receive box OF Or vclpan's Pills by
mail sealed from the eyes Of The public by closing
one dollar and ak postage stamps To II. VI. MA
COMBER, Albany. n
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The New England Rocking.
Chair.

IT once lou sat doan 1t the iilnsory nos
ton Of luxury vanished. 1t WAS wood. n
'hrous hout. Only il some one was sick III
the hun.e was there cu>ho in 1t. IL,
JOINTS. by long use, had fortsed a complain
ing habit, anu you nigh in any pat OF the
aouse know whether the rackng chair was
IN active u-e. We are Obliged TO say that
Il was a treacher, MS cha r. Thc rockers had
aeen curved - such lines that If YOU ven>
tured lesoud very gentle motion, The
chair would give backward lur b rs if gee
ing over, and there are few things more un
satisfactory to sober minded p,rson. care
inl OF appearances. than to be carried over
backward IN the midst OF . quiet conver.a-
ton. u Is true that the chair never did 20
over. Ihe shape OF the rocker was such
mat when the victim had spread his aims
and hrt.d bis Ii e. into the air, in an invol,
nntAry effort at equilibrium. the chair s,cp.
ped aud set itself fruly. as il i, had been
blocked. returning AGAR to its normal state
on upon violent effort Of its occup,nt
The neighbours were aware ofth,s pron.rs;.
~ and avoided the chair. Strangers nsu,l>
y bad an experience with il, the good dor
ior or bis wife for the hundsed,h time 70.
assuring them, "Doht be alarmed. Itwon,,
go over. | never knew any BODY 10 rall,,
Henry Ward Bseeher.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06
Defnultimg County Trensurers
Of lnsi hmm.

From the recent letter OF the Indianapo-
lis correspondence of the Terre iiautc tx.
pr,ss. We take the following concerning the
defaultiug County Treasurcrs this year:
"Of the ninety two County Tfeasurers
in the State. four have tins year become de.
faulters the Treasurers Of Allen. DeKalb,
Upton and Harrison. The aggregate loss
to the several counties is more than $780,.
600, of which n small portion will be reco7
cred hy arrests and suits against Iriuci-
psls AMI sureties. The State loses only in
one case, that OF the Treasurer OF Harrison
county, and in that only i657. TIE county
however, suffers badly. being loser to tae
amount of $35. 900. The Treasurer. after
gathering up the greenbacks and papers.
made desperate effor, 10 fade out on horses
back, but the authorities oyerhauled him in
dhrance. Upton county, by her misplaced
confidence, loses about $4,000, Dekslb.
100000 and Allen S35 900. The d.ialca-
,io1 Of the Treasurer Of DeKnb is said to
have been caused by the robbery Of his safe
in February last, by which he lost Z 5 COZ.
lie is believed TO be On honest man and Up.
cht. and his friends are confident that he
would not have proved rccresnt to his trust
he were ne, the vet IN OF miSilr tnne -
The Treasurer Of Allen county, i said, is
j." IN h nest man hni not wishing 70 at
Ten d to the husitess hi3nsel utfusled it TO
9TH, rs sud lost. II heic j. vny cx'eraation
a favor If The Treas ..rtr Of Harrison aud
fip'of, ennnties i, hes NJ ro'ne III ghf !"