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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-10
PETROLEO-CALCIUM GAS.

IA
ONE OF THE MOST VALuABLE ne
- proysments OF the age Il the process ~
n1anuIactuI ing gas by the Petroie6 .Csici r m
" ny OF wheeling. West Va, upon
PAtshE OF Dr.. J. H. Connolly, from an ~
most most yalueiess prOduct Of Petroleum OF
T ~ 1..s9 IN combination with LtS1ae'
thousand feet OF Gas msy be '1 Tn9Jo Two 20
any larn hand or stAbIe-boy Of oriinsry in.
S S5fdIigenSe IN three hOuts. 1t has been
AcLue House in Wheeling. and al tbe
country residence OF Mr.. j. p. GIiclIrist. near
me same city; as 10 M the certainty OF its ar
production OF small and large Qnantitiea Of
5aT, ana can pc with great eeouoLny applied
toTfes and CEtfea. It Is superior to ary Ga
now In use, not only as TO the safety sim.
40 " and great eheaPnes OF
son inhnenee upon the sight, and freedom'
rom the sulphu-Ous odors common 10 Clag
InesS nets the Ofncsm Of the companV
VIII take pleasure IN demonstrating 10 tfCSs
desiring toA adopt or interest lhe1nselyeg in M
~ T, com p9ny w3n sell EghtstO manufacture
uHect attentlon TO the following
TE5TIBIoNIALS.
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. 6. 1857.
40the FTeEicteI 0rE ne PetroIeo- Calcium Ga, On.
STR-We have thorouRhly and caran,I,,,
Investigated the construction and ygoTIrinSS
OF LRs e2P9Iat9s Tor manufacturing Gas, &C
COMPUTATIONS Of materials used. AZ n SI1S
working upon the Mcclure Ho1se n, tSfS
CITY, and country residence of J. p CSIIct,Stt
Esq-s near this city. For fnnjicffyt SII, -
oLnlyI economy and safety, We cSyIs,SjSt !,
suPefloL 70 any other method M TnaIS,Ta ~
Luflng Gas that We are acauaintaJ yIIIh VI NJ u
SSnseIIully recommend lis adontICT ~ Al
Gas consumers. plum " Al
Very RespectfuIy,
A. ]. SWEENEY,
Mayor Of WheelG10
W. W. MILLER q r.
0'7ae7t foundry and ENGINE THo'f.,,
WV. HARE,
Plumber and Gar ESt,.-
W. F. GOODWIN Il Co
RuprieEOTS 1FeLsrTe ESo,ISS
SwEUEYk Co
Anehtsl1SlG and En0i1e Rt,5se-,
JelpsLle7 and WSteS Ss,E.-
General r y. TFetSf a.,
Proprietor MeLsTTe RoStoe' ss,,o,,,
And refer by special permission IN
Ptt'oirGh, Rz formerly Sea1'sT.1 ~ 81. S9 81
A., - &. 3. GoL:DTHARP, ESQ
A8ar.- Gar 4sIgt,aeeI, PttSbIsgh, Pa.
- PEIRoLDo-cALCIu1t aAsco
4as!-s9SlZ Wheeling. we
HOMNTY. III
25 aSi3s9s q WHITE FLINT, JUST RE-
LIST, MORRISON 900.
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THE LATEST NoTIoN-Patent Sewing
Machine Castors. Price, 81 90. Call
and soc them at VIM. Sumner 4 Co.'s,
~ Main street.
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ANOTHER supply OF tina, fascinating
game, Patcheesi, just received by \.
w. PAUL. 4 Co., Merchants Block,
Main street.
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GreenWood .Camata1,n

GITUATED ON THE NATIONAL RoAD.
SnaeS eaSI Of the city, il now ready for
!, t,S contains q acres Of land, and Is laid out
IN me most modern and Improved sfI,Ie =
can be easily reached at an Eeas013s n TLa
T SonIt ~ 599 9 Sationel Road and for three.
Eosd: II Is perfectly secure and iltettiei 10
Bery, p1biiG " Sa GYeFy variety OF trees, shrub
t0GhItlns, ETC., 70 make Il equal 10 the hest
z "a cemeteries in the county,
10 zH.d iP!e provision Is also made Tnr its en-.
ht Esetnent, order and care in perpetuity'
eTaTnJIII IuesltouS of purchasing lots, can
49, ti! LS Tue grounds with the Sd parinten.
Inc y, WHO NO me- plat, or SECURE them BY call
sfteet 0Iysv 0 tQl OF the Secretary, on Main
II, PERSONS wishing to make intarnents will
sS- on tne Secretary to obtain permits there
v,1i,c,IS .,,, q admission to Lotholders and
tFT soH5 WnI pc Issued by the Secretary.
5000. ootAkD OF DIRECroRs.-A. ], Sweeney
P%a Slaehti K, e. BonhaIn, Secretary: j. (.
fsa aTIdGGs, Jonn q. Muth, Geo. MendeI Jo-.
ITaL1H Jno. a. Armstrong, Geo Adams II q
S-1I y. n. hlluretn, au3l-lYC
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rowN CLocK.-It what Or. Franklin
said is true. that "Iime is money" we
think that every one Will agree with
lis that cur citizens pay ont quito Il sum
oG the latter, each year. 10 be furnished
with the former and that of a very un-
reliable character. Sometimes the town
clock goes, and sometimes il doesn't.
\ day or Two ugo 1t stopped. and We
made u note OF it. Yesterday il was
going but you couldn't tell the hour
hN the number OF strokes, unless YOU
called to mind tho TACT that il struck
one too many. Hut these are not the
only grounds Of complaint. When II
prrtcndS TO keep time and strikes cor
rcctly, IL is only pretensc, after all
Has any one known tt TO 10 right in tho
last two or three years lsths old con-
Germ worn outT IL SO, lots have new
one, or have none at all. The latter
would certainly he preferable 10 having
"a clock that keeps fast time for fast peo-
PIE, aud slow time for those not So rapid
IN their movements.
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FALSE ALARIJ-Somu inebrated in
diviIuni- raised an alarm or fire on
saturday night, about half past ton
o'clock. Thuru Is stringent ordinance
against such transactions, and we
think tho authorities owe it to the fire
men md the peace and good order Of
the city, to use their best Efforts to
bring some of the Offenders to punish
ment. 1t Is no small matter to be called
cut at uusoAsounUIc hours by AN alarm
OF lire, aud II don't pdd anything TO
ones stock uf morality TO ascertain that
the disturbance originated ia the brain
OF Sumu old topper. II any means can
ha devised TO break up tins business OF
raising nslsr alarms, It will be gladly
hailed 10y the law and order abiding
pOEiiuu OF tho population.
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TRY the Florence Sewing Machine.
Brown & Higgins, agents.
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St;NIovAL.-wo have failed TO men
ton 'no TACT that our friends Messrs.
List, Morrison y Co.. have taken full
possession OF the splendid building
erected 10y Col. II. *. List during the
past year. We hazard nothing in say
Ing thntit is as line, if not tho finest.
rusiuosa house in tho city, of any de.
suriplion, Located on the corner of
Two broad streets. 1t IL well lighted
throughout, "NcellinE in this pRrticu-
lar, We believe. any similar establish
mont III Wheeling. In fact, we do not
know OF many Wholesale stores any
where tnHl surpnss IL in the essential
Prerequisites Of a nrst-Cluss business
house, la thotr new aud enlarged
quarters the hrm will DO able To carry
ON their heavy business operations
with greater satisfaction To themselves,
mud to accommodate any increase in
trade that may sock this market.
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R.R. COMP'Y


WHEELING, May 4, 1857.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
DASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN By
L the following schedule on and after May
FAST LINE.
Leave Wheeling" Leave Baltimore"
(dally) Rt. b:lO p IN. daily at....6:2O pm.
arrive Washington...4:3O "
PaTkes6urE $50 am. HaTper's F'y.s:sO
cumberland $50 Is Cumberland. ~. As am
IHL peLS FeETy $40 GtaItOn-....-.. $40 ."
69IIiLnOLS ...-!0@0 WheellnR-..I0I0 "
Wash'n CITY ll:S5 " eIncluding SundavH
"Including Sundays. .--.
EXPRESS TRAIN,
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves Baltimore
daily at 7s55 am. daily at, 9;45 nm.
Arrives WISH n CYtIy S.l5 -
ParkerbuTg 10 Harper's F'y.lssl am.
Harper's F'yl2:31 am. Grafton -. 1908 r. m.
I9ai 4:Sl wheeling. sos
N Mahn q CITY. 5:2O Except Sundays.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore
Sut!enyl at...-SkQ pm. daily at...-S:i5 @. m,
44IIve- WaSh'n City-.7:45 %
SraIton 1870 am. Arrives
GumheTland. ;.5:lO Harper's Fly. loo pm.
vitI P4sros YEA m. mberland. $40
paI 81 ICY 5fa1ton----..-.-ll:S0 Z"
Wash'n Clty.-&SO Except S9tnriavS -A-
Except Saturdays.
BENWOOD ACCOMMODATIONS
10 connect with @, o. r. r. Division.
Leaves Wheeling at....... 8:4Oa, m. 4.OO n m
800 %
Tickets to all principal points In the East
Company's office. - 'N0
JOHN L. WIIsoN, Master of Transportation
~ X. 7. DEVRfES
my GenerRl Agent, Wheeling
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TNTELLI9ESCERJ jon OFFICE.
No. Is Quincy street,
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed.
MANUFACTURERS Labels.
INSURANCE PonICtEs AND BLANKS.
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADNG
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
oHEcKs, NOTES RRCEIPTs.
HOW BILLS, for Country Merchants.
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TRASsYREs or REAL EsTATE.-The
following is list OF Real Estate trans
fers, admitted to record in the Record
er's Office of Ohio county, for the week
ending Saturday, February sth:
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his ONCE

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS,
ISL Sli i within the last twenty years, aud
1aesor1na pm important surgical Operations
6snr, ~ pr. Johnston, witnessed By the
notices Of which have appeared again and
Exam y before the public, besides his stantlIng
~ IN, gentleman Of character and respects.
Dlllly Is suthclent guarantee TO the afffIcied.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREb
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ONCE No. South Frederick street,
Leit hand side Going from Baltimore street, 8
rev doors from tho corner. FaH moi 70 Oh
serve name and number
- - 40 letters received unless post paid and
SSonIdunlng astamp to be used on the reply
PERSONS writing should state age. and send
5OIdon OF advertisement describing sylnJ-
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FURs ! vELvETs {! &!

Empress d Alexander Kid Gloves.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11
MARRIED.


On the 9th inst, by J. G. Osborne, ESQ.,.
at his Office in Plymouth, Mr. FRANK
ROGERS and Miss RACHEL Z. HARRINGTON,
all of this county.
On The 7th inst, at the residence Of Mrs.
Aldrich, by Reverend n r. Mikels, Mr..
Golden AUSTIN and Miss HELEN LOVELY,
all of Plymouth. s..c7 f..,,r.
On the 9Th instant, at the residence Of
the brides father, by Rev. NJ. r. Mikels,
Mr.. WILLIAM MURPHEr and CLARA II.
CLIFFORD, all Of Marshall county.
On the 4ih inst, at the residence Of the
brides father, Mr.WM. MASuwAL and Miss
ELIZABETH HUFF, all of Marshall.
On the 5th inst, by the same, at the pas
tors residence in Plymouth, Mr.. NIcHcLAi
HAAe and Miss CATHARISE ScHouER, both
Of Marshall.
On the 7th ir.tant, by the same, at the
residence Of H. B. Dickson, Mr.. URrAH
KRrzeHBAux, Of South Bend, and Mis-
MARY MILLEE, o. Plymouth
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11
Republican Convention

The Republican nominating convention
has been called for Saturday, June goth.
There should be good attendance. 1t is
the duty of every Republican, in the county
to be on hand on that day and see that
none but good men arc nominated The
convention viii select delegates to the
Congressional convention, 10 be held at
Westyille, June 24th.
There will, most likely, be public speak
iDg by able men Of the party, music by the
Band, and other demonstrations suitable
10 the occasion Let there be a general
turnout, and the campaign will have been
auspiciously begun.
Printed notices will be posted up thro'-
out the county, further announcing what is
expected to be done on the day ofthe con-
yention.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

FOURTH OF JuLY.-Up to the presen'
time. we have heard Of no arrangements for
celebrating the Fourth of July in Marshall
county. Can not the soldiers and citizens
of our county again unite in celebrating
our nati.n's birthday? What could be
more pleasant to the brave soldiers Of our
county, who were so long absent from
their homes during the war, and who
fought and won the greatest and most
bloedy battles of n adern times, and who
subdued and crushed great rebellion,
than to meet each other again and talk over
their marches and battles? What say you,
citizens and soldiers, shall we have eel
ebration, and unfurl the old flag to the
breeze?
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11


EDITOR OF REPUBLIoAN:-I herewith
hand you few facts from the Internal Reve-
nue. Tax List of this county, for this year,
which may be interesting to some Of your
readers.
The Annual List, including the April
and May Lists, which are made up prin-
cipally of Annual Taxes, amounting to
abou. $1,000.
The total amount of Inceme Tax Is
SI5O6, %; Of which amount N. B. ALE.
man pays $50; p. s. Alleman, Il, 80; Lewis
Boggs, $50; Jerry Blain, 1890; Gideon
Balm, $500; john Blain, 1890; G. F.
Benson, 70,eO; ]. F. Behrens, 40; 8.
Becker, 5000; A. Becker 24,6o; T. A.
Borton, ll,75; A. o. Borton, 1878; c. c.
Buck, 1910; ]. c. Cushman, 9i,o9; ]. A.
Corse, 3,95; A. c. Capron, 23,l0; 7. Cress-
ner, 9,0S; James Davis, 6,93; III. b. Dick
son, $500; Omar Davis, $50, John C.it-
rich, 1920; F. Fisher. 7,75; j. n. Frecse,
l,5l; Christian Haslanger, 30,93; j. c.
Haslanger, l,35; II. Humerickhoser, 1880;
John Hoham. 55,ss; David How, 1874;
w. w. Hill, 26,75; ]. w. Houghton, zoos;
Marshall James. $500; Amasa johnson,
1920; Benoni Jordan, I l,60; Jno. King
hammer, SO, Elias King, 1919; F. p
Leslie, ,es,oo; S. S. Lavey, 1915; c. T.
Mattingly, 1855; A Morrison, 1890; d.
Mcdonald, 1915; L. Nussbaum, $50;
Robert Neil 90; ]. G. Osborne, 500;
d. T. Phillips, 5000 III. B. Pershing, 9,s5;
NJ. A. o. Packard, 1885; NJ. H. Rice,
2,25; G. H. Reeve, $500; T. J. Renner,
$3.50; Gordon Simons, l,67; d. E. ST.
mons, 26,OO;John Shoemaker, 24,55; b.
F. Stone, 5000; III. G. Thayer, 1850; A.
c. Thompson, 2O,O3; c. f. Tean, 1910;
l.. VI. Thompson. 9,Gl; Charles West,
20,20; A. l.. Wheeler, l27,0O; J. L. Wes-
tervelt. 34,Go; ]. E. Westervelt, PASS
and Jacob Weckerla, $50.
There are nine wholesale dealers in
the courty, each paying a special tax of
30 90; they are G. F. Benson, S. &. NJ.
Becker, Buck &Toan, III. 3. Dickson, Da-
Wis & Bro, Lauer g. Bro, Oglesbee, Mat
tingly & Black, II. G. Thaycr. and J. E.
Wes;erveit & Co.
There are two other parties who also pay
Especial tax of 50,OO,-U. S. Dodge, hotel
keeper, and August Schroeder, brewer.
The following pay special tax Of 500:
t. Cressner, banker; Nussbaum & Mayer,
wholesale liquor dealers; and John King
brewer. All other parties pay
special tax OF SIS, SI5, $40, or s., ac-
cording to their occupation.
There are in the county, kept for use, 81
gold watches, only two of which are worth
over 500. On each of the two a tax of
Two dollars is paid, and on the others tax
Of one dollar.
The person paying the highest Revenue
Tax, in the county, is John klinghammer.
who pays sl52,l3-
NJ. \. o. PacKaRD, Dep. Collector.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

JUSE BCGs.-Saturday evening last,
along and over the river were seen in
sccts flying in countless Numbers. The
bridge on Micigan Street was almost black
ened with them, and felix's crossing
the bridge evinced strong disposi-
tion To make Dexter time. These bugs
are said to be ephemeral in their existence,
most oi them living but a day. In the
crowd gathered at the Pest Office 10 wit
rcss the strange sight, was gentleman
who suggested that they-the bugs-as
there were so many of them. must be
Democrats; another in the crowd, whom
we did not see, added, 'l'm glad of it, for
they'll live only lay"
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

The Republican Porter County Conven-
ton, held at Valparaiso. June 9th, 1865,
unanimously adopted the following reso-
luiions:
Resolued, That the Delegates attending
the Union Republican Convention, at
Wcstvil.e, on the 24th of June, from this
county, be, and they are hereby instructed
to present the name Of Aaron Quincy as
Candidate for Congress, and that they con-
,inue TO cast the vote of Porter County for,
and urge his nomination in the said Con-
veniion, SO long as there appears to he a
reasonable probability Of his nomination.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

MEREY's MUSEUM, FOR JUNE, contains
the first part of "Mink Curtlss; or, Lille in
the Backwoods, by an old Hunter" with a
fullpage illustration by Billings The
King bird, by Celia Thaxter; Little PEARL
the ''Star' story; wins Wonder Book, by
L. NJ. Alcott; the Loggers; Milestones oil
English History; Aunt Sues Puzzle Draw
er, &c, &C.; all fully aud finely illustrated
The new series ofthis Magazine for Young
People is steadily gaining in popular favor.
Subscribe for it; only $3.50 per year.
Specimen numbers, 10 cents FL. B. Full
LER, Publisher, Boston.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

Great bargains in Dress Goods, White
goods, Hosiery, Gloves. Shawis, Ladies'
Handkerchiefs, Dress Trimmings and Fan
cy Goods. Having purchased the largest
stock ever brought to Plymouth, at much
reduced prices. we would advise all who
wish TO purchase at from 25c to soc less
than other merchants are selling for, to call
at j. VI. Dale s. Co. TO buy their Goods.
Ladies CATERS. 81, 90 and upwards; Ladies
Kid Gloves, Sl,0O.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11
ID. r. POnlerOy.

Our readers who are SO well acquainted
with ID. p. Pomcroy, so long connected
with the press in this County, will be glad
to hear that he has returned from Missouri,
and has purchased the Marshall County
Republican, at Plymouth. "Port," Is a
whole -souled, first rate fellow, first class
printer, and a true Republican. The
people of Marshall County, will have rea-
son to congratulate themselves upon his
coming among them. We predict that he
viii make a good paper, and be royalty
supported, he has the faculty Of winning
hosts of friends, and keeping them too.
We wish him tlieutmost success Vidette
and Republic.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

A Base Acr.-While he Silver Band
was playing at the depot, . few evenings
since, mesn fellow cut hole in one OF
the heads sf the bass drum The base
scoundrel who committed this base act
cannot expect his party friends to ap-
prove of lis conduct, for they deuounco
him as bitterly as do the Republicans. No
act more displeasing to the Brass Band
could be done than secret injury 10 toe
instruments Of their friendly rivals. Tho
members Of the two Bands are on the best
Of terms, and win continue 80 to be. with
cut regard to tie basepess OF such mis-
creans ss uiod TO destroy the Silver Bends
drum
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

CANDIDATES FOR NoaINATIoS-by the
Republican convention, from what we can
learn, will be in great supply. For the va
rious nominations, quite number of able
and well qualified gentlemen have been
named, all of whom are anxious to get the
position they seek This is as it should be,
and shows that the war for the right will
be opened in the proper spirit 1t is be-
lieved by many of our most observing Re
publicans, tina, vigorous campaign and a
fair eleciion,wil again give the victory to
our banners.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11
rnlUmpHiNT IN 500 coMTEsTsl!
WALTER A WOODS
Ell W PRIZE /.
overs and ReapefS I!

Take the lead, and used everywhere.
Two Grand Gold Medals and Imperial Cross OF the
Legion Of HoBor-beiug the LCst
Highest Prize Awarded at Paris Universal
Exposition, 1867.
500 First Prizes IN oil parts of the wcrldl
Over 90, 900 now In Increasing demand with
increased facilities and improvements for ls6s
Pronounced BY al who have used tlsm tope
THE BEST IN rSE.
WOODS PRIZE MUwERS--one and two horse.
WOODS sELF-RAEING REAPER, with or
without WOODS NEW MOVING ATTACHMENT.
WOODS HAND RAKE REAPER.
HAINE'S ILLIN0fs HARvESTEBS- t[f
Manufactured by the WALrER A.. wooD MowrSa
Avn REAPISG MAcHfSE Co., General Once ana
Mandatory Hoosick Falls, ReLs County, NJ
Branch Offices and Salesrooms:
New York City. 20 OortIandt strest p. o. Box $685.
%. r. SKINNER. Agent.
Chicago. H.. 20s Lake st., q. +. WHITMAN, Agent
Alexandria, Va, A. T. SKINNER Co., Agents.
Madison. Wis, NJ. =. FULLER Co.. Agents
FOREIGN OFFICE, " Upper Thames st., London,
SEND FOR NEW DESCRIPTIVE CIRCuLAkf0h
les. mayia-om
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

We have not entertained the most exalt-
cd opinion of proprietary medicines, but in
all candor we must accord to DIR. Heck
ellis Vegetable Ague Cure the merit of
excellence and superiority as the best re-
medal agent ever known to the West for
the cure of igue. 1t can be purchased of
any of our Drug Stores.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

-CHARLEs THOMPSON was tried by the
Judge Of the Common Pleas Court, last
week, on charge of Petit Larceny at
Plymouth, found guilty, and sentenced to
one years Imprisonment in the State pris-
on. By an omission, the court failed
to ask the prisoner If he had ''any legal
cause to show why judgment should not
be pronounced against him." by reason of
which omission. the prisoner procured a
new trial The second trial was by ajury.
who sentenced the prisoner, on the same
charge, to 4s hours imprisonment, and to
be DISTINGUISHED As hours.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

PERsoSAL-We were favored, on last
Thursday, with call from the Hon. A.
Wslcott- Of White county. Mr Wolcott is
before the people as candidate for Con-
gress. and will, If nominated, receive the
cordial support of the Republicans of his
District. lie has served one term In the
House, and ore Term in the Senate of our
State.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11
DIR. TOBIAS
Celebrated Venetian Liniment,

whose wondsrful cures, sure and instantaneous ae'
tion in cases Of Chronic rheumatism, Headache
Toethache, Cuts, Burns, Collie, Cramps. Dysentery
etc. have astonshed the civilized world IL is no
tch penny, but article that has stood the
test of twenty years. The enormous sale and rapid
ly increasing demand is at once the surest evidence
Of its usefulness and popularity. Try il and be con-
vinoed No family should be without hottie in the
h,use-hundreds Of dollars, and many hours Of suf-
sering may be saved by its timely use. Collie.
Canp, and Dysentery yield at once to its pain
tive properties 1t perfectly innocent, and can be
given to the oldest person or youngest child No
matter, il you have confidence in Patent Medi-
cines-try this, and you will be sure to buy again
and recommend to your friends. Hundreds Of Ply
sicians recommend il in their practice. None genu-
ine unless signed, as. /. Tobias" Price Jr cents
per bottle. Sold by all the Druggists. Depot, IS
COrtlandt Street, New York.
June 4, I'm
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

KEEP CooI--And, in order to do so.
tall on Brown Brothers and try glass of
cooling. sparkling. gurgling, dsshing, IT,
1igoratins, seething, splashing, rushing,
teeming, foaming, expectorafifs, soothing,
health giving, soul-inspiring Soda Water,
favored with any syrup that heart could
wish. Try it; we have and know il to lie
good: s
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

Rrr. HENRY WARD BEEcHER has secur-
ed worldwide reputation az being one
of the best pulpit orators DR.. ]. W. Po-
lands Humor Doctor is also securing .
place in every household as the best HUI
NOR Remedy ever compounded. Sold by
Brown Brothers,
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

HARDwARE.-We call the especial atien-
tlon of our readers at Argos to the Hard
ware Store of Mr. A. B. L"wis, where can
be FOUND everything in his line, and at rea-
sonable prices Mr. L. has no rent to pay,
and intends TO make Argos his home FOR
the fv:ure. He dcfies competition and asks
all TO give him trial.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11
DIR. s. I. TOBIAS
PUlMONIC LIFE SYRUP,


UNCIPIENT CONSUMPTION. CoCGns. COLDS,
Group, Asthma, Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, and
General Debility. For several years | have been
rrged by kind friends, who have used, and been
benefited by, my Life Syrup, to put il mp for general
sale; but few know the large expense now that the
country is iooied with Patent Medicines, which
attend the For years past was reluctant to
do so, as the capital required would be large, and
did not wish curtai the operations ofmy Venetian
Liniment business. But, thanks TO the gener ous
public, who have appreciated my Venetian Lini ment
I am able to do So without any defriment 20 nay
large business in that medicine The foundation OF
my success attribute to attending TO the manuhc-
OF every drop myself, and shall do the same in
regard to INV Pnlmcnic Life Syrup. The Ingrcd-
tents are perfectly harmless, but act on the Lungs
and Liver with astonishing effect Price IS cents.
Depot No Sc Corilandt Street, New York, near
Jersey City Ferry. Sold by the Druggists and Store
keepers MAY 9.-lm