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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-15
Cleanse the Blood.

cat these impurities. cN,.ts di-i>r aud restores
f.ssh AMI stimulates the orfI> - li info vigorous
t.rsion Hence rapidly cuyy- variety 81 complaints
With arr caiiss-l ~ inn riiy of the blood, such as
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Res. Erg.y.Its. T.f,r seN EhsHha. Scstt issf"
EHs Nors IursarS. SIRE Isrs,
fsHi.;ie '.fs.s. such Ee'csfo1- isreJsh'rr- sup
- .s.ps, Hhisec Sfr-iiaI sss syphilis cr Ies-r~si
Jssef-es. Lir,r C,mglaiafs aHf Hegs i'issise' Try
ArIRS S,R>iPARiILs. ard -. FIR soirS tie SUI
yrisiE- actisity with hir Il rsu-- tie his"! AMI
ar. these ,ii-,r.sc-S.
During late year, the pnlc have been misisad 10y
lar.. bottles prefs uling t. give girrt II EXrac;
of -s.--sssIis f.- d.li.r- Most IF tlle~e have
hem Frauds uf.F tbr sick f'r t'ry unt only contain
li;ls. IL any S;E>sfarss srt "i;sn no curative in
s-s ii-nt wht.cyrr urucr. hi:tsr di~app sia.meHt
HIS fsW-.i the IF the Na-iuE~ extracts of>sFs's
IstriIlt vhirh -l the nsr~t uvfil ti utTss 'tscif
d - ivc'nr svnars uiis With EIpe-iiHn ani r'reni
still cal This ssflrogni ->arsapsr.iiA. aii in
teal ssf.p!v S-s.h r~rIrtiy -it,t the
from Tho lad - oss.lT Viii n urs -
W ih;nt w. have -rasnt or hricyiu- = 1s virtues
vtih ar irresistible iy the elias AZ diseases ~ i
nf~sssl,-i cure Nc tfe -i-b titif
ss-.sla-, s,id -. h-.:vr- s. i tte
.. 81 .Srruh puri6rr ef TIE lSs- " 'i-ris-red.
tsR-~ fsrRRT P-,-Tph a. Is So t-ii.t1- s',t aEosn
ssrftss tv.-sy utif-r ~ esF- H.. are -
t'eu.h,. H.. Iuiia~aXt. IF-ls-ru~-~- 'res!',
hi5-. tii-iprIf t'eu-lmpti'n AMI ff- the re-
fs~f"f t..IlslmyIs- rafi~n;s in a',ancs STAGES 81
!i-strc that il ;-e!e-s irF- rccetitt tire
"a nc ,f it yirf-r~. Tisc world tf's> that
i'rcr-r-i ifv itr T. - ~ ( Co.. i.rr, H. ia. -
-ut.Ia ~ all DrasSi-t> and dealers in medicine
. v~rywheTo~ Juiy Z. iSo'-2in
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-15
Hsu Ams:iean Watches are Made.

The American waltham Watch is made by no
such uncertain prccess-and by no such incompetent
workmen. All the companies operations from the
re option Of the material to the completion of
the Watch slrc carried under rOof,-and under
one .ki!lil and mpctent direction. Dl; the great
distinguishing feature oftheir watches, is the fac
that their several parts are all made by the finest
the most perfect and delicate machinery brought
10 the aid Of hnman industry. Every one of the
more than a hundred parts ofVery watch is made by
machine that infsllbly reproduces every succeed
ing part with tho mostunvaryng accuracy. 1t
only necessary make perfect watch Of any par
ticular style and then to adjust the- hundred ma
chine. necessary to reproduce every part of that
watch, and it follows that ey' ry succeeding one must
be like it,
The Company respectfully submit their watches
Il 40
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-15
DR.. }. BRYAN,
SIC SrOaiWaV, New YORK,

Consulting Physician in all eases If SEM
inal, Sexual Urinary ami Nervous Diseases in male
or Female.
ADvIcs Free, snl ccrresponicnce STRICTLY ooNFI-
Dr~rr,L. iuIy25. 6-.>nlyr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-15
CARD FROM THE
American Watch Company
WALTHAM, MASS.

This Company beg leave to inform the public that
they commenced operations in $780, and their fac
tory covers four acres Of ground, aud has cost
more ihsh million of dollars, and employs over
zoo operatives. They produce 5000 Watches year,
and aud sell not less than half of all the
Watches 1ld in the United States.
The difference between their anufaeture and the
European, is briefly this: European Watches are
made aim ost entirely by hand, and the result is Ct
necessity lack that uniformity, which is inds-
p-nsibie to correct time keeping. Both<he eye aud
the hand ofhc most skillful operative must va ry.-
Bat il is fact that. except watches Of the higher
grades, European watches the product of the
cheapest labor Of Switzerland and the result is the
worthless Ancres Lapincs and called Patent Lev
crs-which soon cost more in attempted repairs,
than their original price. Common workmen, boys
and womep, buy the rough separate parts Of these
watches from various factories, polish and put them
together, and take them to the nearest watch mer-
chant, who stamps and engraves them with any
mama or brand that may be orlered.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-15

SAUK VILLAGE, Laporte Co., Ind, 1853.
+for six years | afflicted with Liver Disease
which prevented me from doing any work. Also, ia
connection IL chill daily, followed up 10y night
sweats. proving great Inconvenience to me, with
much severe pain. gave up all hope of recovery
In fact eminent physicians of every school pronopn-
ce,I me incurablo. But through tin, x .ncy of Dr
Collins am perfectly restore, to good health.
NATHANIEL X. BARKER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-15
TeW advertisements.
Take alO .fz0re Poison.
DR.. S. B. COLLIN S,

OF
La PORTE, IND,
Would respectfully announce that he
will be in
PLYMOUTH, at the Parker House,
Auguts &c, 81, and %,
BOURBON. at the American House,
August 90,
WARSAW, August 80 and 81,
or III, purpose Of racticng his profession.
DR. Collins would call tho attehriSh Of the invalid
the lmport snt fact, that urot correct diagnosis
for examinatiVn of any disease VIII depend te result
generally Of its treatment IL Is not altogether new
truths in physiology theories or new remedies
that sinalize the skill of the pracioner t IL rather
an accurate and comprehensive knowledge of Mcdi-
cal Science, coupled with that ntuitivc perception
which is not itself mystery iut normal faculty
of the human mind, which. wfiS-. DEVELOPED gives
pre-eminence 30 the physician, and enables him
to discern the nature Of the disease ere he prcscrbe
iorits such, in fct is abe criterion OF Medical
skill.
The Doctor wishes also to call the attention Of the
afflicted to the MAGNETIC TREATMENT, which
lac has been practcing for years, and by means of
which he has cured cases beyond the reach OF All
medicine, such . Consumption of the Lungs, Inha-
nation of the Liver, both acute and chronic, pys-
persia, Spinal Affections, Paralysis or P.l'y. all
Nervous diseases, OF the Heart, Scrofua,
Fits, Chronr- Diarrhoa, acute Inflammation OF the
and character.
Female Weakness cured in short time nv Mag
netic and Medical I treatment. All durable diseases
yield readily under his Treatment
Call aud see the Ddct6r before taking treatment
es-where He is confident VI giving satisfaction 10
his patients he has done for the last seven years
in the city of Laporte- lie respectfully asks pert
sal Of tho following
TIES MAILS:
LAroRrE, Ind, Sept. l, lSj3.
To all ,r.on IL may
was taken sick with Bilious Fever. which
changed In time, and assumed Typhoid chrract"r
the worst FORM which left inscnshlc for thir-
ty 1901 DAYS. Medical skill exercised t. its ut
most which left free in part offevsr, and pros
trate.
immediately was seized with severe pain in my
right ssf swelling en$rc W. til it became sarn-
ing sight. | could find relief until pr. :. b. Col
Inns was called in. who prescribed for me, and
found immediate relief, and permanent cure IN nj
teen ta,. CHARLES MATHEWS.
We the undersigned certify to the above as true.
PERRY kANNARD,
MARGARET A. kANSARD,
MARY MATHEWS,
MARTHA ARMSTRONG.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-15

DR. Pagfn &c Bros appointments will
be found in our advertising columns.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-15
VeqetabIe SiciHan Hair Remover

Has stood the test of screen gears
trial by the public /: and no prepa-
ration for the hair get diScOrered
wiU produce the same beneficial
results. 1t is 10 aetc scientific dis
cOrery, combining the most pO1sr-
fnI and restorative agents ia the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1t restores
GRAY HAIR TOTS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1t makes the scalp
sChite and clean cures daRdruf
and humOrS, and falling out Of tho
hair; and sCiU make it Orosc upon
60Itt heads, esccept ara CerU aged
persons, as it furnishes the nutri-
tive principle by tChich the hair
Is uOurisIted and supported. Ie
makes the hair moist, soft, ana
gLOssy. and IL unsurpassed as q
HAIR DRESSING. 1t is the cheapest
preparation erer offered to the
public, as one bottle WiU accom-
1,LssI more and EAST longer than
three bottles of any other prepare
ton.
1T Is ,.econi,,a ended and used By
the First Medical Authority.
The wonderful results produced
by our .SiciIida Hair Renetcer
hare induced many to n,antfdc-
fure preparations for the Hair,
u,seteY' various names and an
order to induce the trade and tho
public to purchase their COM
pounds, they hare resorted to false
hoods, by claiming they acre
former partners, or had some con-
saectiOn sCith our Mr.. Hall, and
their preparation sCos similar to
ours. DO not be deceiced by them?
Purchase the original: it has
never been equdJJed. Our Treatise
on the Hair, Nth certificates, sent
free by mail. See that each bottle
has our private Recenue Stamp
Ouer the top of the bottle. All 9TH
ers are limitations.
r. ?. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, N. n
Ebld by all Druggists and Dealers In AedicfsA
C. A. COOK, Z DearbornSt., Chicago
Agent for tn. rth-Western States.
march 6, ls67-yl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-15

Visits mado monthly. Correspondents will re
ceiye prompt attention.
Address, :. IL. COLLlNs, NJ d.,
July IL, ls51-tf Laporte, Ind
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-26
John M. LangstOn

This distinguished colored orator address,
ed a very large audience in the African
Methodist Church in this City, on Wednes-
day night last. and for more than two hours
held them spell-bound by his genius and
eloquence. We give to-day only a brief
sketch of this magnificent speech.
Mr.. Langston was born slave in Virginia.
His father was white, and his mother black.
He was educated at Oberlin, Ohio. He has
been at the bar some ten years, and was re-
Gently admitted TO practice in the Supreme
Court of the United States. He is now in
North Carolina, as an officer of the Freed
mans Bureau. His address on Wednesday
night was confined mainly to the subject of
education. He occupied a wide field in the
course of his address, and said very many
things, which, if needed and practiced by
the colored race, will prove of the utmost
advantage to them. The whole address was
lofty and generous in its tone, and contained
nothing Objectionable in matter or manner
to the white race. Such man by constant
ly traversing the country and addressing the
people of both races, would do an incalcula
BILE amount of good.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-26
Old VIRGINIA REDEEMED
THE REpUBueaEs TRIUMPHAHTH
SOUND THE LOUD TIMBREL 3!
An Earthquake from alabama and LOuisiana!!!!

Ever since the news from Virginia began
to flame along the wires, the rebels that
came out and friskedy about because of
o h-i-o-'s unfortunate apathy, have begun
to seek their holes once more and are fast
disappearing in dusty corners between the
"jist and ceiling" They have not heard
the news this morning -ahem,-they are
only tollible" to-day. Its only stragetic
movement after al-they. are "jest fallin
back to git the Republicans away from thar
gunboats, and then they'll lick 'em. selah p
In Richmond, those sterling Republicans
Messrs Underwood Hunnicutt, Morrissey
and two colored men have triumphantly
been elected. g.. '.'.
1t is certain also that the Republicans
have carried the State Convention by fifteen
majority. 1t may reach thirty, in our opin-
ion .. .....
The State of Virginia also votes in favor
of Convention by large majority.
Fairfax County gives Republican major
ity of 100; Powhatan 1000 maj; Chester
field the same ); Alexandria,, gives the Re
pubIicans 500 majority; Amelia goes Re
publican, and so on. A few Counties have
elected Conservatives by a close vote, but
the Republicans have generally swept the
State and especially the towns and Cities.
John NJ Bolts has been defeated uniortu
nately by Conservative. '...
Wherever colored man was put on the
ticket, he ran as well as any body and polled
every Republican vote. Petersburg elected
one and Richmond two-there are perhaps
dozen chosen in the entire State.
Virginia has been redeemed, and new
era of liberty, law, justice and humanity has
dawned upon her people
. LOUISIANA.
This State has gone for Convention by
$4,000 majority.
She too has elected a Republican State
Convention.
Alabama has gone for Convention by
$4,000 majority.
She has likewise elected a Republican
Convention.
virginia, Alapaina anu Louisiaua ledu
the way. The Old North State will follow
Spy faction torn, but storm defying,
Brothers see our flag is flying,
Look away, see the flag!
Shall traitors dim its glory
Never! never!
A gallant band around it stand
To live and die for Union,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah for the flag of the
Union!''
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-26
Virginia..-GeneraI SchOfield's View of
Reconstruction.
RICHMOND, Oct. II. 1857.

RICHMOND, Oct. II, 1857.
General Schofield has returned from
Washington. He says that there will be no
change made in the Cabinet for some time,
if at all. The President has no present in
tentiOns i'll that direction, nor will there he
any alteration in the manner of southern re-
construction. The General is anxious that
the Convention should be called and regrets
that so many of the white people are dispo-
taken if they they think their northern
friends will sustain them in such a course
If they vote down convention. or vote
against it, the people of the North can very
justly say: "Why, these people are unwil-
ling even to give Congress and the Republic
cans chance to show what they will do
They will not even let them make an effort
to reconstruct their governments. Why did
they not let them hold their Convention, and
then if the Constitution did not suit, they
would still have it in their power to vote it
down. But they will listen to nothing
They will not help themselves, and why
should we help them" They mistake the
real significance of these northern elections"
said the General. "The people of Ohio are
not voting against suffrage in the South
they are only declaring by their votes that
Congress has no right to impose it upon
them. They were never in rebelion-never
lost any of their State rights. But with the
southern States the case is quite different
All their rights were forfeited, and Congress
has full power to dictate terms to them.n This
was about what the General said, and he
added further with smile: " If they want
to defeat the Convention the best way for
them to do it is not to vote at ALL But even
this would not defeat it, for the Republicans
black and white, are many thousands in the
majority in the State, and therefore the Con-
vention is fixed fact. 1t is also certain
that the Constitution that will be framed by
it will be adopted by the people and appro-
we'd ~ Congress; and Virginia before the
4th OF March will be in the Union 'rejoic-
ing with her younger sister, Tennessee.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-26
from the Mobile Nationalist.
TRIE PATRIOTISM.

We are sorry to learn that in Madison
County there are a few men lately removed
to this State, who seem DESTROYS of over
slaughing the old residents. They know
next to nothing of the old pro-slavery spirit
of the South, and cannot, in consequence
appreciate the terrible power that was
brought to bear to compel every public man,
especially, to commit himself IN some way
to the Confederate cause or government
Thousands of men in this State were liter
ally compelled to complicate themselves
with the rebellion while their hearts remain
ed true to the old flag, and such men should
not now be insulted because of their mis-
fortunes.
We beg all "new corners" to bear in mind
that they are not fully capable of judging
what men should have done in Alabama in
the days of secession. 1t has always been
unpopular to be Union man, and the sin
cerity of those individuals who avowed
themselves to be loyal as soon as it was safe
to do so, and have kept pace with the Re
publican party in its political progress,
should not be questioned by reasonable men.
Moreover we need all the help we can get,
and as the Republican or Reform party is a
missionary party, it should not give a cool
reception even to new converts. Let us well
form.
1t is very evident that great deal of this
croaking over mems antecedents is started
by selfish Office seekers, who desire to break
down all rivals-regardless of the effect of
their course upon the party, and we call upon
all Republicans who are not office-seekers to
rebuke these designing men so sternly as to
check them before they shall have inflicted
an irreparable injury upon the country.
We are pleased to find that Judge Hum
phreys, Jos. Bradley, w. B. Figures, and
their friends, instead of flying into passion
when their rivals took an unfair advantage
of them, controlled their tempers for the
good of the party, and we assure them they
have made many friends by that course
Their sefsacrifring temper will be remem-
bered to their credit; and the grasping dis
regard of the public veal manifested by
their opponents will be remembered to their
disadvantage at times when they would like
to blot out the record they are making for
themselves.
Republican patriots of Alabama, we call
upon you by all that yeu hold dear and sa-
cred, to frown upon every effort to divide
the Republican party into classes black
and white, old resident and new conner
Express your displeasure in such terms as to
make the demagOgues who care only for SELF
stop their Infamous work. We cannot afford
to divide our party, or to drive any good
man from its ranks or into the background.
Let US receive all and treat them kindly, but
when it comes to making nominations for
Office ignore color, length of residence, and
every other consideration except the fitness
OF the man to fill the Office. In this way
we can build up party that will be irresis-
t1ble, but it we go to pickering we shall be
shorn of our strength in very short time
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-26

| Now that such old Wings as Coy: Ora
ham, Gov Worthand Mr. Pei are compelled
to look to the Democfatic party of thecoun-
try as their only hope to carry out their Pc
GUITAR views, it seems but just and fair that
they should openly and frankly announce
themselves as members of that party. And
it seems to US that those old Democrats who
still cling to their organization, owe 1t to
themselves and to their principles, on
grounds of simple self-respect, to require
these gentlemen to do this Ii aoe' were
members of the Democratic party we would
not allow these gentlemen for one moment
to take advantage of our victories and of the
patronage and influence of a Democratic ma
tional administration, and at the same time
deny before the world that they were OF Us.
We would bring them out from their shells,
and stop their game of "pig and puppy
Democracy is very good pig when it wins
victories that enure to the benefit of so-callcd
Conservatives, but it is only puppy when
these gentlemen are called upon to declare
themselves Democrats. They are willing to
eat and drink at the Democratic Doard, DuG
when they have filled their stomachs they
turn up their noses at the Democratic eating
house, and deny that they ever darkened its
door, Are the Democrats going to submit
to this ? If they do, and victories should
be Won by this piebald element opposed to
the Republicans, depend upon it, when Off
ces are to be dispensed and men hono.ed, no
Democrat will get any thing. All the Off
ces and all the honors will be reserved for the
old war Wings. They will be told that they
(the Democrats) are low set: any way--that
they ruined the country with their old party,
and that the only really deserving and de-
cent people in the world are the Henry Clay,
Union, war, disunion, anti Convention Wings.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-26
Republican Candidates for the COnstitu-
tiOnaI Convention.

tional Convention.
BuncomJe Co,mty-Thomas J. Gambler.
TransylDaniu and Henderson.-J. II. Duck.
worth.
Robson County.-O. S. Hayes, Joshua L.
Nance.
RandolpA County.-R. F. Throgden, T. L.
Cox.
Richmond County-Dr. r. J. Powell.
Hyde County.-Dr. A. J. Glover.
Martin County-S. W. Watts.
Wayne County.-Jesse Hollowell and Hi
ram L. Grant.
Craoen County-David L. Heaton, w.
H. s. Sweet, c. D. Pierson.
Wilkes County.-Calvin ]. Cowles, j. Q. A.
Bryan.
Moore County.-S. Mes. Mcdonald.
Ha,nett COunty.-J. M. Turner.
Johnston County.-Dr. Jas. Hay, Nathan
Gulley.
Ne,o Hanouer County.-Joseph G. Abbott,
S. S. Ashley, A. H. Galloway.
Lenoir C0unty.-R. W. King.
Duphn County, John w. Peterson, Sam
uel Highsmith.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-26

Gov Swami, having got his standing ar
my; organized, his political friends are about
to subordinate the rebel dominion of Mary
glandSto Military rule As a preliminary
movement toward that end the police
board of Baltimore have taken the initiative
by declaring martial law. The only free
citizens of the United States in Baltimore at
this time are " the members of the regular
ly organized militia of the State" as will
be seen by the following extraordinary Or
der:
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF POLICE CoM'Rs.
BALTIMORE, Oct IS.
For the protection of the lives OF the cltl-
Zens of Baltimore and the preservation OF the
public peace from threatened disturbance,
the>board of police commissioners, In the ex-
ercise of the powers contided to them by
law, have deemed it necessary and proper to
issue the following order, which will be IN
flexibly enforced:
Order-All parades, professions or assem-
bages of armed men within the limits OF the
city of Baltimore, other than the regular or
ganized militia of the State, under their
proper officers, properly and legally author
lied, are hereby prohibited, whether the
same he had by day or by night. All pro-
cessions or parades of bodies of men through
the public streets at night, except OF the
militia, as aforesaid, are likewise forbidden,
whether the persons engaged therein be AIM
ed or nnarmed. All persons, other than
members of the militia organization afore-
said, appearing armed in the streets at night,
whether singly or together, will he arrested.
The officers and men of the police force are
hereby enjoined to arrest all persons who
shall be found in the streets in contraventlon
of this order.
The board invite the cooperation OF all
public officers and good citizens in the main
tenance of public order, and respectfully re-
quest the officers of the State militia to alb
stain, for the present, from marching or par
aiding their men through the streets at
night for the purposes of drill or 9TH
erwise.
By order of the Board.
LEFEVERE JARRETT, President.
Could an imperial ukase be more string
ent in its application Nobody is permit
ted to enjoy the right of bearing arms guar
anteed to all citizens by the Constitution of
the Uniled States, except the Maryland mil
itia. No peaceful bodies of unarmed men
can parade at night, whether in pursuance
of charitable or religious object; and even
United States soldiers may not march
through the streets of Baltimore by day.
Why is this9 Simply because members
of the gray-backed militia regiment Nos 5.
threw bats at the colored soldiers,
whose armory is near their own in the same
square OF Howard street, and the attack was
resisted by the colored soldiers. 1t is an at
tempt under the guise of preserving the pub
lie peace to destroy the rights of citizens and
make privileged body of the police and
their friends and the State militia. 1t will
be so executed as to secure the largest liber-
ty to the rebels of the city, while Union
men only will realize its harshness and tyr
anny.-Wdsh Chronicle.