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bfARRIED,

On Monday morning. 21tA instant by Tho Re-, r1,,.
IItF atNcAKL. D. D., Mr. r. BEUTHANE sTsiSNs ~
NILS. oARoLINE z. WATTEs. both Of this plaoo No
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! ,T6tntcp LtetnS.'

caorS!L tha hhtIe.poe Of tte ausSes- s
1siye shoHers which Waited Il the frat Of the
Moek, thaorops, generally speaking, begtn TO look
quito promising, and our planters, although labor.
Ing under many difnohlHes, sdeh as deficiency Of
force Eans Q: b neans, &c are inspired % renewed
4 @o ase pleased 10 observe thoas iadioaHSns, and
hope IN Tow yeatn to- zee our plsntoIe moving tn
The sphere Jfhbhf thsy onoe occupied lin tho com.
meioihl world dsSAnd tree from tho eenbatTassfhent1
Whibh now psSka 10 heavily upon thetq. ~.
Es,.t fsESgtsl a.e,l. o..s 3, - EasieTn J6uridti
TIE LATE EsEaHEr.-Pe Des .RiYar has again
been vfpted heaTy. .freshet,, tho Hnter sprsadI
ing over tbG low grQunca for many fnilca aSound
The cr3pa near ths hyet were injured toIsone exl
tent, btbEvey learn thai tho injury Sustained Il
not 30 materially important "a to destroY d 6ntire.
~. Tho fittS1 ~ n8Y beloW high wa tSr iakfk, and
2 ettl faIng think tAAt thia Nflf ba The lAki
fSshSSthI Pes PEP fifdf Sot ttis qIlsss u
EheYpwth Of corn and oottoa on tho river plhnta-
a9ns va. only temporarily Ibastiysod, a. u h..
crops. Eds,eyH Jotns.uE ~ sat Gir:l55' . 9
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our cnblo Dispatches.

Com, May %, o'BniEK has been convicted ant
sentenced to ,doath, but it will bo .commuted tc
imprisonment FOR life. i,aG 81 u,
Bazsr, May 2s...AArrived, tho ViRe de Paris.
ouEESsrowN, May 2s.-The 1arUa has asrIvod
Tho Limerick has arrived. ;. -r.E
HAvnr May 2s.-Tho Futon hae arrived. "a
sourHAhrFoN, May 2s.-The Hammonfa has ar.
rived. ~ c,.-- i.ia ,.I-,,r':uT;
LosDoNpsnRF, May 2s Tho Wssernian has mr.
rived. -t.-3lg s,. b, 81 MI, ..r.-,r -
:, LONDON hiay, 2s-Noop.-- -Sonsois ,sss. United
States Bonds 72aA ~. 80 ~
LoNDosi,. lIsy. 2s-Evening. Quotations tho
aame as previously reported.
LIVERPOOL, May 25-Noon.- Cotton quiet and
unchanged. Estimated sales 10, 600 bales. 81
LIVERPOOL, May 28- -Eyening.-Colton continued
quiet; Uplands lid; orIoans 11ld.; salcs 19 900
bales. Mahohasttr adviees faForabfda cdth de!
elined Sd. Provisions generally unchanged Lard
weaker, closing at 49s. Cd. ,Turpontino declined to
Bis. Roain steady; common rs. 3d.; fne 1ss. Tat
low sSs. Cd if,.y' G-. =! t.Ii1.. !. ~.
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Washington News,

WARRINGTON, May 2s.-An Omaha dispatch re-
ports the fight near Pino Bluff botwoon white mon
cutting Railroad tics and Indians Ono of the
former and six Of tho 1attor were killed.
General JOSEPH 2, JonNsroN was In the city yes
terday and loft FOR Baltimore. -
The President and Generals qpAsr and TnonAs
nao q prolonged intorview to-day, There was
Cabinet session afterwara - g!.t. sil. 4.
rne revonue receipts to-day wero $3.50, 900. a.
The Presidents nominee for tho Austrian Minis
try having boon rojocted by tho Senate, tho Pfesi
dent has appointed JouN HAY charge 6'aFaires. "a
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.Vho Impenching Committed.

WAsHsoros, lIay. 2s.-7 Col. A. b. Loaa, Of the
Presidents household, Yas .boforo tho Judiciary
Committee on Saturday, Credited reports Of his
evidence falsify Detective DAHRns illusions to the
President
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n Tho ftssiaeat pf statss tSak q sglais
through tbs Itroets of washington % "wednesday
q hat Ssek, yhassSdt panied g
fss1 tRS 3hst TfsS.i wSs inaagufat6d by
Preaid9aA HasVih. .:e d1sF) t;Tfs:,
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From, Richmond.

RroHmoND, May 2s.-Tho Mayor to-day. closed
tho investigation OF the recont riot, and sent on
for indictment two colorod mon and two white
fremen.f - = ,E
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@ BATOHELoR's HAIR DYE@THB
apIKNDD HAIR DYE Is tho bort In tho world, tn.
enly tf.s and perfect Dyo-harmlsss reliable, insta.
ansous No disappointment No Ridiculous tnta.
Natural Black or Brown. Reedea tho efscts Of Baa
D, fnytsoratea tho hair leaving h soft and beautiful
The scnutne Il stsnod Wufap 4. Balsasr All othors
sle mefo imiaaan. aad uhould ba ea.--.. saa br NJ
stroet, Ssw York. .I,-' \.
81 BEWARE OF a ooUNTEnFET.
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a~DUTCHERBl LIGHTNING FLY-KHLER
VIII oGftanls extcrnate thess pests II ita use is Der.
severed In Bowaro Of bogus F1yPspor. which somo
deaa feep because they got Il for nearly nothinu
Don't 70 swtndIsd. 4ak for DUTcHKRs. which Is sod
BY Az live drussissaL III ~. LIMO .i,'..1 Muy %
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SPEClAk NOTICES.

So LOST OR sF0LEN.-THE FOLLOWING
THREE DRAFTS have mysteriously disappeared nom
our possession, and wo harby csaon all pcrsons not to
deai N tham a. Mr. RpsTIN has stopped the payment
Of the szme:
l. DIan. Of P. ". PLEDaER sr slsas9, soooptod by
GEO. b. MaRAHAM. / Z .'f1.I -
q Dtar Of J. h. sTEvENs for seau, accepted by
ROPER & gToNEY.
II. NdRAHAM- r.. 81. - .iDH't ~
nay - . - 3. "a, EPsTN ZRMAN8KY
81 BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEyALIRRB
LIE FOR hR HAIR poeityely rus.orca gray hair to
ta original ool and youthful beauty; tparts nfo and
strength TO the ueahsst h.ir; stops its tIng out q.
onooi Keeps tho head eloan; Il unparalleled a. hal,
dresans. Sold sv al Druggists and fashionable hair
dresaer' and ct my ohloo. No. 1I2s Broadway, New
xofh. 20, .:s SARAH A. oHKVALIER, n D.
70 tr, g, DowK MoME
;...i No. III Meeting street =
y,,MSG. - Opposite Chhrloston Hotel
[ -"iiI9y'' !..D ,E..i ..,it NY oIlpa :
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allow TO JEpes A ANEwspAPEn.I There LIS q fbrid
Of good asSS Abe following extract Of an EttS
clio I'M the, Oakland iOslifofnia) Ne,as. That 10
e1netl] correct when II says that paper cav only
bS judged 81 tasseneral tono :Ta .: ilii 4ai a.
{; Al people ate prone To- express their opinions
eonoarniag whieh thoy SO readily give their 1udg.
meut. We will generally find that tho loss pro.
found and thoughtful mon arc the readieet 70 givo
opinions. But nenof good attainmehts s6metfnies
Sfrin Judgment. because they DO net extend thats d
long; or becatye Yhey donot exhmino ehouHh ncta.
Anlo.g those things peculiarly Liable TO DO mis-
Judged upon insufficient examination, Ia the PFC
yailng sontimont u newspaper .S Jrf c,' 4
People will, s6metimes, sftor haBty peru3A;,
,condelhn or approve ofopeI and will, upon the ap-
peAralce OF the next isBne, reYerao their opinion
thaF6 bre few npWEpapnrs In which articles in bsd
Etste Srrors Of fact and OCCASIONAL reekl9ssness !n
hAsertion, may not BIO 'fouhd-bht PAPER should
| bo Judged by Its general conduct and reputation,
rather than BY any particular paragraph or article:
There }s no oditof who can poaaibI day after day,
and Te,ek sftes yeek. see and know n every lno
ahopld only bo held 4sibl1 by th9 reader for
fH6 gehatsl t6he 1f the Journal h6 e3idnota. gThn
ssas sS st sss sSpesss &c
t lshdsp Ysry fnlBa impressions land toftar duchi
tpeoBlpEto consider him nnythng but e5npistehtli g
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SO NOTICE., WILLIAM NJ. SACK, DO
hereby inform tho public that my Wife HARRIETT ABB.
GAIL sAoK. has no authority from 10 become sole
nor do consent to have hur nut in that ospsy.
and furthermore stao that will not bo responsible for
debts contracted by her. WM. III. siuK
May 20 ',
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ THE CONTINGENT DOCKET WILL BE
called To-Day the 2sth, ut 10 O'Clock. A. n.
Dy order OF Court J. ". BRoWNFIKLD,
MAY ~ O. a.RdO.P.
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Tho Rlnderpcst.

New YORK, May 2s.-The steamship Scotia has
arrived, with dates to tho 18th. : ] /. s,E. Mo-
The cattle. plague had broken out iyirulently in
London; ssy A.Lsl .- gssS-l IL! HI.
-! from Canada. .......,. III
MONTREAL, May 2s-JKFTEnsoN DAVIS remains
30 secludod that no ono has seen him to identity
him on Che street. -, ''l7h ~.
Fonian rumors from tho border nro officially do
cared unfounded. Y . !.Si u Hce!' @ - ri'. ~
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,Nfom Cpnudn


New .oRLEAHs, May 2s-An order Of Genera
sHEn1DAN !a e1.ends the time for: reaatsatlon tt
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j Domestic markets

. .gES :Ei.E s-tiG ,
S"2 DoInestic NIafkeis'.'. p !, t.!,i:9a! 20 u
!, r.:ed LESooN pBPATou., vi. 10 -, .igi. !.
New YoaK,, May q. Flour 1oa2oc. lower: Wheat
2aeo. lower. Com 2asc. BETTER. Pork firm il
s2s 25a2s so. Lard steady, Whiakey quiet. Cot,
ton quiet; lhGddlng tplands 27. ;, Frefghta dull.
stookp dull but quiet. Money 9, per, cent. Gold
1877. Sterling, 60 days, asi l'62 COUPONS 1og1:
ri EyENNa pIaPAToH. Sc
Cotton firm and jim good demand; Gales 800 bsles
ut 97c. Flour Eeavyij ststq s1&siM; fpuaerh
S13 90a17 So Corn aotive; Western mixed 81 25a
90 for new; 81 85 for old. Provisions quiet. Gro
ceries dull and unchanged; Freights :dulr and
dropping. istbnkS Iathet tlhavy.i H1ld' sSf. 'G2
coupons 1osh Money .moFe active; call cal lonna Sac
% cont, with increase Of transacHons; discounts
6in7i. Gold lower, closing at sci. Shipments by
to-morroYs> stAamorsl viii bo Tight. J. Exchanges
hrmer; sight 1o3a1oi. Governments dull and
BALTIMORE, MAY ,2s.-Cofeea dull. Flour and
wheat tnuhaasea! y Corn a,esdy: !. Prime! vht6
81 15a1 t8. Provisions steady and firm. ,:.i,5.i =
NEW ohIxArs, May q, :A.s.e es to-day 170O baloa.
Market lnsettled az 24aa35o.SSsiEtes
ceipts during thre6 days B,264 against. 961. Bx-
ports fortaaiaa time o,7l7. .snsar and Mdlaasss
nominnily unchanged. Flour dull and unchanged.
Corn fF%a si a. "
Bacon Shoulders E9so. Riboed Sidespe12o, Clear
sides, DIM and .h Sd ID
prime inderces3 1sc. in kegs! 14!a144c.i Coffse
active. RIP aps =. sa25a rs oa 81 fsss
Sterling, '4aa4sa; New York Sight Exahange par
pren!ut n a. s.3, o. :.psGN. ii.a:- ~:
MoanRs HAY p2sE-sales 800 ,balas; closed AIm.
Middling 2st Rseeipts to4 balcs 9!p. m shanaa lI
AuausTa, May 2s.--Cotton: lquiet but aaiteadyi.,
Sales 1877 Tbalet Receipts 10! dlings 2s1 -.
sAyAssiAHs; hlny 2s.3Cotion firm. Sales LED
bales. Middling Uplandg 22. Holders aaking an
advance. Receipts! o. bllss: ...:a5slt. y :! -
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hIHrsnS TxeIfIaenc!

New YoRK, May 2s.-AIriyed tho 'Arago, and the
Aeppo from Europe; also Tho steaInshibS Cham
pion and Sdragossa from Charlcston.i D. ;,il7o1,;,
San FnAlsotsoo l.l May 25. The Sierra Heuadghas
-,i ri s..F
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nIoxIcnn Re,ysSi;ihi,

Mexican Hetys:;. .s,if; ~ -, -. ,,S.'.'
MAzATLAN, May 17.-Tho Americans are leaving
Mazatlan and Proseida AZ % tra III. t.' ~ :2s
Tho cotton crop has failed for three years past
Advices from tho Liberal headquarters to May
1st, Say that If MA1rhnIIAS should cb6 Acabt1red,
JUARrz dare not spare him. r RI TSrr,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22

THAYER & Co.'S FIGURING MIII---On
Yesterday we visited the FIGURING Mill OF
J. ID. Thayer & Co. of this city, which has
recently been entirely re-fued throughout,
including new and splendid engine built
by Messrs. Chaphan, Bartlett & Co., of
Wooster, Ohio 1t is magnificent piece
of workmanship, and is probably the finest
engine In the country. Mr.. Thaysr in
forms Us that it requires much less fuel to
run the mill with this engine, than it did
with the one which he has just displaced
to make room for this. Besides the new
engine, various other important changes
have been made in the construction Of the
mill. which renders it complete in every
particular The firm is now prepared to
do custom work at any and all times, run
ming on wheat through the week and on
corn and rye on Saturdays only. The firm
is worthy of the patronage Of the public,
and will. no doubt. receive liberal share
of it. WARSAW Indionion.
There is an agency in this place for the
above establishment, at w. II. McConnelrs
grocery, and we speak by the card when
we say its -four is equal to the best. It's
best family flour is much sought after here.
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Spefial Nutifes.
DIR. SCHkA.
MANDRAKE PILLS.
a .Smbstitntc Tor CnIoucI.

n SUBSTITUTE fOr CUfON2ct.
These Fills are eomposei OF various roots, having
the power 10 relax the recretions OF tho liver a.
promptly and efFec.ially O. blue pill or mercury
and without producing any Of those disaereesble or
dangerous eocts which eiter follow the use OF the
latter.
confidence. they rromoe the discharge OF vitis:eI
bic, sad rep:cvs those Obstruetions From the liver
and hillary ducts, which are the e4use Of bilou,
affections In general.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and al disorders ofthc Liver indicated By
railow skin, coa.ci tongue, coHivencs. Srowsirca.
and 9 general feeling Of wearinoss aud la.situde,
showing that ,iic liver In a torpid or oLs;ructcd
condition.
In short, tN-7s Pills may be usoi with sdvan-
tnre in ell ca when c pargativc or Alternative
medieius is required.
P.csss ask for "Dr. Schcnck's Mandrake Pills"
and observe that the two Hkeue-se. OF the Doctor
are on the Government stamp-oae when In the last
sage of Consumption, and the other In his present
health.
Sold BY all Druggists and dealers. Price q ccnis
per box. rrinc pa Office No. Is North 9Th Street,
Phiie le'phia, Pa.
Genera Wholesa'e Agents: Dcmas Barne, c.,
81 Park Row New York; S. s. Iiancc los Eaiii-
more ST., Baalnore. Md. John ID. Park N. Z.
cor. OF Fourth and Walnut s., Cincinnati, Ohio;
Walker Taylor, l5i aad les waiai Averuo,
Chica-o, H.: Collins Brothers, -ouihwes. corner
- Second and Vino Ets., 81 Louis. 40.
t:th ( Jth W. ca mo. / ~
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4 CURIOUS ACCIDENT.

We learn from Mr. Pratt Of this place
that the barn of Mr.. Markly, who resides
in Turkey Greek Township. was consumed
by fire the other day in the following curl
Gus manner:
Mr. Markly was engaged in thrcshing
wheat with a machine. and it appears that
some straw had wound around the cylin-
der in such q manner that its rapid motion
caused it to ignite. thereby setting fire Ia
the loose straw which was scattered around
All efforts to put out the fire proved abor-
tive and the barn was entirely consumed
together with about 800 bushels Of wheat
200 bushels oats, 40 bushels barley. tons
hav. $50 worth of farming implements
and the threshing machine which cost
500.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22

FATAL Academia young man nam
ed Anthony Wayne Fogle. residing in the
southern part OF Walnu; township, came
tn his death in the following singular mar
ncr or Monday last He got into one OF
those swings, attached to a limb of a tall
tree. So constructed that the occupant can
swing himself 10y his own cxeriions, and
when he had succeeded in making the
swing vibrate until it reached nearly a
straight line on both sides from the limb
to which it was attached, be suddenly let
90 his hold when about twenty or thirty
feet above the earth and fell backwards,
the back of his head striking log, break
ing his neck and killing him instantly,
Whether he grew dizzy, causing him tc
relax his grasp upon the swing, or pur-
posely let go with the intention of killing
himself no one can say. There is no rea
son, except the fact that he fell out, to su.
pose that he intended to kill himself He
was a married man. we understand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22

SUNDAY School PICNIC.--The teachers
AMI scholars of "a couple of Sunday Schools
had delightful Picnic last Thursday in
shady grove ON the south bank of Twin
Lake. One was styled the Twin Lake
Sunday School, Peter CRUDE, Esq. Super
intendept, numbering 40 scholars; the
name ofthe other school we could not as
certain, but Z Mr.. Knoblock, we under
stand. is Superintendent. 1t has been re-
Gently organized and is in flourishing
condition. A table $50 feet long was
spread, and loaded with 'substantials and
delicacies, prepared in the best style. Of
which teachers, scholars, parents, friends
and guests to the number of nearly half
thousand, partook and were filled. p
CRUDE, Esq, acted as President of the day
and Joseph White as Chief Marshal. The
best of order prevailed throughout the, day
Addresses, appropriate to the occasion
were delivered by Rev. Mr.. Mikels, IL
b. Pershing. ESQ.,, of Plymouth, and Mr.
Harper, of Chicago. After dinner the en-
tertainment was varied, consisting of voca
and instrumental music, swinging, etc.
etc. As the sun began to cast heightened
shadows toward the east the company be
gan to disperse, apparently happy and sat
isfied with the days exercises.
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OrAcKESnos's Administrators

QUACKENBos's ARIrHM.r1cs.-Quackcn-
boss new Ari;hmetics claim 10 be the best
in the field, and we think not without rca-
son. Why? Because their rules and anal
ysis are admirably condensed. Because in
number and variety of examples they are
unequaled Because in Interest and all
other business operations ION which they
are particularly fulD they teach the meth
DDS actually used by business men. Be
cause, being written since the war, they
are up 10 the times (Which none of the old
text books are)-give present prices, teach
that there is difference between gold and
currency, describe Government Securities,
and show how to find the comparative ro-
suits of investments in them. New Yorl-,
Brooklyn, Jersey City, &c, have adopted
them for their Common Schools, and we
think their merits have only to be known
to introduce them generally. We see the
publishers Cd. Appleton II Co, of New
York are advertising for local agents fol
Arithmetics in ever county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22

$500 90 will be Paif II, upon Analysis oil Dr.
II EcKELL's vEGEraBLE Aorg CtRE, il is found 10
contain any ouININE, ARSENIC. sTR-CHNINE
or POISON or any ingredient hut what 10 PUNE
LY VEGETABLE, rs its nasse indicates
DIR. HECKELL'S yEGErABsE AGUE CURE does
not break down the system IN ruf to remove
the disease N another. It has stood the test and
performed when all other remedies had failed.
1T CURES INsTA NTLY, and in no instance will
the person have than Chill after the first
Dose and in the majority ofcsses not even that 1t
accomplishes its work by DESTROYING THE
CAUSE Of the disease. II contafis no CANINE no
Arsenic, no Mineral no Poison.
Call for Or. uEckELL's yyorGsrIE ActE CURE and
take no other. Do not be imposed upon by having
your Druggist or tradesman tell you he has some-
hinge equally As good. For sale BY Dfusefs.s and
Dealers Centrally. a.,
PERsHfNG 4 BROWN,
Agents for Plymouth, Ind.
rMarch IL 1267-6m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22

GRoUPING.-Mr. Ewing, the enterprising
of the Picture Gallery over
Pershing & Browns Drug Store, has OBJ
tanned the sole right to use q new 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 to produce perfect
pictures in groups, which it was impossi-
BILE to do heretofore. Families and parties
wishing their pictures grouped are invited
to call and examine specimens.
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LETTER FROM BOURBON.
BOURBON, Ind, August 20, 1867.

BOURBON, Ind, August 20, 1867.
EDITOR REpuBLIoAN.--We had small
fire here on the night of the 18th. 1t was
in an unoccupied house belonging to VIM.
II. Gray. and must, therefore, have been
the work of an incendiary, but the flames,
through the exertions Of our citizens, were
soon extinguished. The building was in
sured in the Home, of Lafayette, and on
the 18th the damage was satisfactorily adj
justed by the General Agent.
On the 10Th we had a very nice little
shower of rain, which will be of immense
advantage to the farmers in this region by
the good it will do the corn crop.
A few business changes have taken place
recently, which, if no other good results
follow, will help to vary the monotony Of
village life and furnish chat for quidnuncs
and loafers.
Our efficient Marshal is busy at work
with men and teams on the streets
and sidewalks, and has already improved
tho appearance of things so much that we
need not lie ashamed when strangers visit
our town.
Our Corporation tax is lower Of course
than il was last year when it was under
Democratic rule. The books were kept
in wretchsd manner, and it was almost
impossible to understand the financial CON
dition Of the Corporation. The Democra-
cy of Bourbon having demonstrated their
say dishonesty, the people will permit
them to remain in private life for The fu-
turc. and listen complacently to their dole
full lamentations ''The harvest is past, the
summer is ended and We are all lost
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22
Arithmetics in ever county.

A gentleman of great medical knowledge
says that a more genial and eftectual tonic
aud appetizer than brakes Celebrated
Plantation Bitters was never discovered
He recommends it for Dyspepsia, for Liver
Complaint, for Exhaustion, Weakness, foI
a want of Appetite, and for Mental De-
preston. 1t is an agreeable siimulant, and
is equally adapted to young and old. Per
sons of secondary habits, like clcrgymen
lawyers, merchants, and delicate females
are particularly benefited by its use.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22

Music HATH CHARMS TO SOOTiiE THE
SAVAGE BREAST, but who can picture the
charms of one who has suffered lifetime
with Scrofula, and finds himself suddenly
same I, rrible disease, which nothing will
cure so q 'ickly as ]. w. Polands Humor
Doctor. Put up in large bottles, and sold
at s per bottle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22

THE LITTLE WoSDER.-This is ;he title
of a small sheet, about size of a baby's bib,
Published monthly at Bennington, VT, by
King & Co.. and is devoted to -'phuD, fact
aud fancy" Charley King, whom most Ut
our Plymouth readers probably remember,
is ghc principal editor and business mana
ger of this new enterprise. All the boys in
Plymouth should send for ''The Little
Wonder" 1t il the exact duplicate Of
Charley himself, or AS nearly so as can be
produced on paper.