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$500
WORTH OF GOODS
Az EsAEEz.g,.
1850 CHANCES. 81 A CHANCE.

lat l'rAe.-Qnc Seven nctayr PIANO sly Ia o of YIN,
knailc Il COS catnlu.s,ic4 ynIItS. ..na
~ " One Handsome sel al .'UANlfJ. WV
FtRNift RE-. Oiled lvnlnut y.lr,a on
!" Tn" very hcautu set Of SINnIE
HARNESS. made iv G!ii,Larl
~ Princess M"t:l NOunriug, yalua, 10,
'th zinc equally handsome SET Of Harness
rnadc 10y Poltn. valtc.. To-,
an Another excellent set OF HARNESS
Inadc hy P"rkln-1 E'lit, NiclIi
Mounting, vtll......................,,,,,... INA
"'h A Carriage AFGHAN of rarn hrril,y
and cNrptiou"c nnade ~ st,yuri
$50 i2dies Vi llhfntt.l value. .'....... ~.
''h Ono Cabinet Sowing Machine. itir5-
Veg \ bf;"r1 yuIl.e...............,...1 lea
Total Value --In
~ F""r Hundred Chances in the ahoy. wen,
Nh"h I'll t,.@ FAIR ON Vow Year Atlr. The list i.
p'n''c after due notice 10 all zone, rne,.
,lhttHs at Il di-t"nt" f,Ailiu. IT,, ,ul..cyt,, y,iI
address tho Treasurer q! td.tc4. '''
Jan I, 1865 'Tp,.a-,,,., =. 80 ~, /.
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The demand for MOORE l. BRO. s viii
mington City and Olive Soaps has increased
so rapidly that it has become necessary 10
run their factory night and day, being deter.
mined to supply the demand. Factory cor.
ncr Bird and Orange sts., Wilmington, Del.
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MOORE 4 BROS Brown Rosin Soap is
not Only equal to any in the market for
scrubbing, but it is pure enough to wash the
finest fabric, aud sold at a very low figure
by all Grocers. Factory corner Srd and
Orange streets, Wilmington, Del.
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RAILRoAD SrIT.--The case of James s,
Evans VS.. the p, W. & Is. Railroad Co.
was on trial before the Court of Nisi Prius.
in Philadelphia, on Monday. Plaintiff got
on the train III Philadelphia, in July 1864.
to 60 to Elkton. Al Darby, he was point.
ing GU, the Fish House, to friend, when
the cars passed over the bridge, and his
hand was caught, ipangling his arm SO as to
render amputalion atthe shoulder necessary.
He claimed damages.
While counsel were addressing the jury.
the attorney for the plaintiff referred to a
case reported in the books, and while dis.
cussing the question of damages, spoke of a
verdict that had been rendered for $500 in
a ra.;;:"Dl accident. Judge shayswood al
once stopped the counsel, and said that the
remark'was improper, and tho case should
stop. The jurors were therefore discharged
from the further consideration OF the case.
LECTURE. Rev l.. G. Matlack will de.
liver the remaining two of his course of
three lectures on ".ny Recol2ections Of A,n,y
Life" at the new Odd Fellows Hall, on
Wednesday eyeu:ng, January 18th, and
Wednesday evening, January 22d.
Our readers will recollect that the first of
these lectures was delivered in the Metho-
odist Church last Autumn; and that the
only disappointment was that he left his he.
roes in the Chckahominy Swamp.
The second lecture will relate the extrca.
ton of the Army of the Potomac, the battle
of Malvern Hill, &C., io.
We understand that tho remaining two
lectures have been entirely re written, and
we can safely promise our citizens and
strangers rich literary treat.
Single tickets, 70 S.; tickets for lady and
gentleman, so cts.
Lecture for the benefit of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school,
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TO BUYERS OF Day GOODS. -From thi.
date we will offer Dry Goods at Cost to
change business. DAVIS 4 mccarthy.
Eikton, January LIST, 1868.
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NoTicE. We are requested to say that
all persons who have taken glass dishes from
the Hall, during the Fair, will please return
them
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focal Affairs.

KEEP it before the people, that Reese &
Foard nre selling the cheapest Goods that
are sold in the county.
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CARD.

Our grateful acknowledgements arc thus
pnDiiciy made TO Hon. j. A. j. trcs well, for
an elegantly chased pitcher; TO Mrs. James
,. Crawford, for ii beautiful goblet TO match
It; to numerous friends, mines unkuown
Tor waiter ct the SANE material a large
iced aud uFnamentcd cake; a barrel Of turl
aud pair .ui blankets. These constitute a
very valuable aud highly priced Christina;
s'ft, FOR which We thank the tloncrs, ant
wish Them all IA Happy New Year.
Itrira CHAMBERS MATLAcK,
MARIA kunL MATiAcK.
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Our You've Folks. The January number
contains the first instalment of Charles
Dickens story, IA Holiday Romance,
"besides various other articles too numer.
Gus to mention"-all of which are quite in
teresting. Published by Ticknor 4 Fields,
Boston,
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The Col,artnefship heretofore existing under the
name and ftni OF nanes q Bonsal is this dav dis
solved by mutual consent " '' ''' VIC
The business To be conducted in future by T
will please call and settle their actounts. - i"
EDWIN HAINFS
January lst, 1865, Ian i, lsssmax
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SArETY OF DIR. LIyINasroNE.-The news
from London by Cable on Thursday night,
announces positively the safety Of Dr., Living.
stone, the great African traveller,
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Coon News FOR GnAyT.-1t ;s ,n,o,nooa
that Montgomery Blair will soon come out
publicly against General Grant. Good
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to the storm OF rebellion, and found strength
aud resources in their own sacrificing spirits
TO beat down armed treason, are again called
upon to meet in the same brave spirit, their
old enemy under changed garb, led, as
before, by many of those whom they trust,
ed and by whom they were betrayed.
Friends Of Republican principles, grid up
yonr loins, for The contest is near and dcs.
perate. Remember that God has fought on
our side in the past, and again will he be
with us if We are faithful. We must 60
forward in the cause of liberty and human
rights, and never retreat one inch.
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Let Us Pay Our Bills,

AS the First of January is one ofihe semi.
annual periods for settling accounts and
paying bills, word on the Importance OF
paying promptly will be word in season. -
.is nothing contributes more to the general
health and vitality Of trade than the active
circulation OF money, so there il nothing
more depressing to business than suggis b
payments. properly educated business
toan need, OF course, not be told that the
"'sest use that he can ipake of his money is
10 pay his debts-as BY so doing he not only
makes interest, but enhances his credit !;
L"' 1t Is rather upon the people in general!
that we would urge the policy, nay the duty
OF protupt settlements. The habit of som .
PERSUASION it is a mere short, sighted habit
of poatponlng the payment of their hills.
requiring them 10 be presented repeatedly,
nco"sng much ahconnEntence, with loss o.
tune and capital 10 the hiea creditor, Is
shametM, II not dishonest There are, un
fortunately, cases where bills are contracted
III such "a improvidcnt manner as to render
tneir settlement at the proper time impossi.
Die, where there is no intention to sh,rl,
payments hat in all cases where persous
nave the means as their command to nav.
thcir refusal to do so is tantamouut to a vii.
fG' pocketng OF other peoples money, and
shouid De drowned upon by. honest men IA
'"tA'A''o oCt' II tae Inconvenience.
snitinS from such delay was confined 10 the
party wronged only, it would be n less seri
Gus matter; but tho arteries OF trade so
pcrmeate the entire community that the
eareiessness or obstinacy Of n single dcl;n.
queht debtor subjects mu!ttudes Of nthc,
people TO Inconvenience, loss, and ,,ycn snf
lerng: Mr.. a. owes Mr.. b., and NJ r
owes Mr.. e., and so on to tho end nf tn,
alphabet, and the sequel ~ OWES that Mr.. i
mas h1t received rayms", from Mr.. Y, be
cause Mr. ~, croo< cd, rich old miser, il
may be, has put G.. paying Mr.. B. An en-
IVY PopulauoA 4stans mutual relation
"a Ems ;,! le'nee' similar TO row OF bricks OF
a., .hc''ne" plain--when the end one fall
81 ~ 'he ret follow. For that reason, te.
r rr I'd dollars may keep twenty firms
'r9' breaking.
The point we nre urging is forciply Illus
trated by n authenticated fact that oc
Cured in England some years ago. A trades
man. IN settling bill, paid on. coin upo,
which he had placed q private mark. Sever
times that same coin came back to him, i,
| payment, in twice as many days. and how
many Just dues it had helped TO liquidate il
the meantime no one can tell.
| 1t Is said of charitable gifts, that he VIII,
gives promptly gives twice. Tho same il
measnrably true in paying bills. The ma,
who pays his January account when it i
presented, or AS soon thereafter n. he car
satisfy himself of its correctness, places hi,
creditor in funds for immediate, protitabl.
use, while ne who bubbles, makes worth
less promises, and defers payment unit
Aprii or July, not only wrongs his credto
financially, but subjects him TO personal in
convenience aud an unnecessary trial of tenn
per.
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SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,

r o~cr NINE PER CENT. up,n the Investment. Sui,
ser;p.ions will be received ia Cor coaaty by
JACOB TOME, resident Cecil Na,iora Bank Of Pcr,
Depolt;
JOHN PARTRIDGE. Cashier National Bank Of Elkton;
aud In New Yy.k the CunpHnys Office, No 20 Nassa.
siTeet, anu ly
CONTINENTAL NATlONAL BANK Nc Nassau at q,
CLARK, DoDiE& Co, Dnni ers. No. 81 Wall ST,
JOHN J. CISCO L sON, Bankers, No 80 Wall st.,
and by the Company, advertised Agents noughout IL
r9i.ed States. Ecmtanres should be INSIDE in drafts
other funds par in New York, and the Bends will be
s%n free Of charge iy espress. Parties ,bserh.
Ing through loca! Agents, viii lock ,heu. fr th-ig
delivery.
4 NEW PAMPHLET ASp II Ar, showing be FRO.
s,ess Of tie Work. Resources .ar Ccns,rnctiau, and
Valve Of Brands. mag l." oh',nsi a: III. Company :
once .! It's Advertised Agents, vii! he sent free
co Az lcatlon.
JOHN J. CISCO, TnsAeu..K.
Dec u, lsG.-Ifn Sew,Yoti
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c.2j REV ARD.


STOLEN from the subscriber. ON lie ,ycnf,n Of
December Zlti, lS' ucar Battle swamp Cecil conn
~. Nd, large superior STRAP of BELLS. viii
pay . for the recovery Of the Belts, and So TOR the
apprehension and conviction of tht titcE
Jan !, ls6S-"w" ". 4. RAMSEY
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Ltrira CHAMBERS MArLAcK,
MARIA RrnL MATLACK.

These gifts are pleasant episodes in the
life Of q minister, whose duties at best arc
arduous and often lily appreciated.
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x Coon LOCATION FOR A FHYsrc1hx.- -
Mrs. Norman advertscs house aud 10; for
sale at Bay View, in to.day's issue, which
would admirably suit physicias, who de-
sires to build up good country practice.
"A small farm near SCOTS Mills is also
advertised for sale by Mr.. !. Work. Both
of the above properties offer inducements
for men of limited means. They would at:
ford comfortable homes in thriving neigh.
borhoods.
Carson Y Bro, Port Deposit, offer their
entire stock of store goods for sale.
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CorRr.-Court will commence on Monda,
the 18th inst The following is the iur,
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Notice to Creditors.

This IS to give notice, that the subscriber nf Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
sahf county, letters Tcstamentary On the personal
estate of ~
EZRA ROGERS,
late of said comfy, deceased. All persons hari,p
CLAIMS against the said deceased are hereby ,yarng
TO EXHIBIT the sane, with the vouchers Thereof ,iu;y
authenticated, ''''
GA OF before the 9th day Of December lsGs.
,h'S may otherwise, by law he excluded from aIl
peneht OF SAID estate All persons indebted 10 said
estate are requested To make immediate payment to
N" subscriber ntsen under my hNnd hi, 4tlI ,ay
of January, 1865 .rQnH H. pti;ED| '''
Executor If Ezra Rogers decd
Iest--REuREa H. JaM,E, Register
Jan 1, 1868 CIV
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EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.

AZ present the profits cf the Company are derived
only from Its Local traffic but this is already much more
shan snfcen, 10 pay the interest all the Bonds the
Company can issue, Il not another mile were built ];
is 40; doubted that when the road ia completed he
through traffic o! the only line connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific States will h arga and beyond prccsdau,
ses, "A there viii 10 competition, it always 30 done
1t profitable rste>.
II Viii be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad Is
IN f.Ict Gottrnnst cor built ualsr the supervision
or Government oosrr, and 10 large extent with Gov
ent money, and that IT'S bonds ars issued under SOW
sfnmen. direction II is believed that no similar sc.
eur!.y Is 30 carefully guarded and certainly no other
based upon larger more valuable property As III.
Cynpapya
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pse~ The following New Year article from
the Philadelphia Press is SO appropriate to
almost every neighborhood -Elkton not cx
copied, that We transfer il To onr columns
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the current tern

CoSrRlRuTloss.-The following contribu.
tons to the 0. +. Fair, presented through
Mr.. d. Z. Burton, have not heretofore been
published in The Wing:
N. n. MARBLE & Co, Nc. SO North Sd St.,
philadelphia, lot of fancy goods, valued
at SIS.
Field & Collar, No IS North Sd street, a
lot Of queeusware, valued at S15 80.
VIM Bupm & Son, Race Street Wharf
Philadelphia, cash SIS 90
T., Mason ~ Son, IFS Pratt Street, Bait,
one box of cakes So 90.
Moore d Bro, Wilmington, Del, four boxes
soap, S25.
a friend on Marke: Street, Philadelphia,
cash SO.
Jacob Rieglc & Co., dealers in dry goods,
533 Market street, Philadelphia, cash S25.
D. +. Burton, Ekton, rs lbs. white sugar,
valued at $500.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING. -The third month.
ly meeting Of the Sons Of Temperance of
Elkton, will be held in the N. E. Church,
on Friday evening next, the 10th instant
The address of the occasion will be delivered
by Rev. l.. c. Matlack, aud is entitled,
"The Temperance Hedge,--a Ln,c of Chris.
tiam Benerolence." The well known ability
of the speaker is sufficient guarantee tina,
something beyond the ordinary temperance
speech will be given. The public is invited
to attend. The Order is rapidly increasing,
and promises to accomplish much good, and
all friends Of morality should lend their
presence at least OF these meetings
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NOTICE.

AN persons indeht"d to me on Note or Book Ac.
count are notified to settle their accounts withnr,
further notice. lIOIJ tND n ~. :, :, ',,'
Jan 1, 1S6s--3ws MI 49, ~,
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ELKTON, JANUARY I, 1865.
For President.
GENERAL ULYSSES s. GRANT.

Subject to the Decision Of the Republican Nationa
Convention.
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TOR SALE.

\ FALIJHG-ruF Buggy nearly new Appll TO
or address .. NpNELAND, IL
Jan I, leGs-l"S Iiricli Nee ting lirnse I'D.
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sol DIEHS and sAILORs, enlisted or drafted, and
mustered into the Us. Service, aIor May 81, s.:
Snd credited 10 Maryland entitled ~ $3.50 S;.:e
Bounty.
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ORGANIZATION OF a LoDGE.--A public
temperance Meeting was held in the North
Eas, NJ. f. Church on Monday evening, the
Both nlt., which was addressed by Rev. {.
f. Thomas, of Havre de Grace, after which
he instituted Il Noun, Horcb Lodge, No. -.
l.O.G.T., numbering thirty three members.
The following were installed AS officers for
the current term
W. G. T., Rev. J. O'Ncill; W. V. r.,
Mrs. Rachel L. Shippers; VI. s., Isaiah
Biddle; W. F. s., I. n. Benjamin: W. T..
+: A. Foster; W, NJ, William Chambers
". |. e., Lucretia Kline; w. o. e., WIN.
Minker; W. A. NJ, Bell Simpers; W. A. 5.
Jacob Campbell; K. II. s., SalNc Il.
Thomas. l.. II. s., JENNIE Veazey.
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U N D e r ia KING.

am prepared 10 make all kinds of CoIsFJNc a..
attend Funerals. short notice. and NJ tas 80 a'ia
prices. HENRY u n :, = = S 'sson SUE
Jan H. ls8s-tf " ''-'A 'NsoN'
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.

are offered for the presen. 80 CENTS ON THE DOL
LAR, they the cheapest security in the market, be
ing more than 10 pos cent. lower than U s. Stocts-
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ADDITIONAL I. 5. BOUNTY.

Soldiers Of 1861. ., g. /, who have received not
mora than 500, are entitled 70 additional 500.
Widows and heirs OF soldiers. also soldiers who
have los, their Discharges are eatiuod.
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y, 10 s.:th Street ersr Gas Co,s o.Fcr, Bcti,ort
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

TIE DRAINING OF TnE KANKAEEE VAL
LEY.-An informal meeting of several per-
sons largely interested in l.rnds lying in the
Kankakee. Valley. was held at. Wanatah.
on the GIL. instant, 10 consider the question
of dreaming said valley. The meeting
adjourned, to rcaSscmblc ai the same place
On Wednesday, the 3Oih instant; and the
undersigned was directed TO cause notice
thereof to use notice thereof to- be given
To The public, so that VII persons interested
in lands that will lc affected b, the pro-
posed work. may have an opportunity to
participate in the or.ani Za;ion of the 1850,
citation which will then be formed. AZ
such persons are urgently requested To be
present. W. e. HANNAH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
Grnnf nixcnxerv.

Ii has long bsn claimed that il W. knew IL, there
would lc an herb or n combination Of herbs, roots
and ,rks that would cure all the ills human flesh Is
heir to- Dr. Mishler, with few Of his professional
friends have kept this idea constantly in view, aud
laborcd earnestly and Perseysringly for years to hnd
this most desirable treasure. Though they have not
found instant for all complaints. they have
nevertheless discovered remedy. which, yet. has
never failed In curing Chifs ana Fever. nyspepss,
and an diseases arising sfsm any impusity Of ths
hood OF dssrrsn cement - the digestive organs In
elsding Biver Complaint Coughz, Colds, Sick Head
ache, Neuralgia Nervousness, General Debility and
all affections OF the Kidneys and Urinary Organs.
This great discovery in honor Of the indie tatigac
lahors Of Dr. n. Mlsher. Is called Misher's Herb
Bitters, and whenever introduced takes the place oi
Quinine and the host Of other remedies used hereto
tore for the Complaints r,fntioned shOve.
Sold 10y all Druggists and General Dealers
repaired <plely bs DR.. y. u. HRrI co.
Successors to DR. B. MlSnLER, Lancaster, Penna
Re3dn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
ABOUT HOME.

Hon. Thos. IL Nelson, was. snncuucei
iospcak here yesterday. Billsv'ere posted
but were not permitted to remain Sion
day bill was posted in front Of the Post
Office TO replace one that had been form
down;ihis one WAS also torn down, Anolh-
set was printed bui In six hours af,erward
n II one was to be seen the street..
,IfRspublicans want To hear our cmiutn'
they must read the ANNOUNCE
mcpis in this paper
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

MAxINCUcKEE, Sept. 8, '6S.
EDS. REruBLIcAS:-I am glad to be able
to inform you of the success OF the Grant
& Colfax club at this place. We had
pole raising hero on last Saturday, which
was ITO feet In length, with the names OF
Grant & Colfsx attached thereto. TherS
was a goodiy pumber in attendance. and
land .sd MI pal ell slares
anliy flie'ladies aiso'lia the thanks of
the Club for making the nice streamer
with the names of Grant and Colfax. We
were favored with the presence Of j. l..
Westervclt, Capt A. johnson and DIR.
Gould. After the pole raising The crowd
proceeded TO the school house, where they
were addressed by Sidney Keith, of Roch-
ester, on the political issues of the day, in
Il plain and forcible manner,-so plain thai
The wayfarins man though fool may not
err therein. The Club met in the evening
according TO previous appointment and
was addressed 10y Rev. ]. w. Payne He
argued the reconstruction and finance poll
cies To the satisfaction of all Union loving
persons. The meeting adjourned with
three rousing cheers for Grant and Colfax,
TO meet at Marnont on the eve of the 18Th
inst You will hear from US again in DC
tobcr hnd,Nbvtnfscr ~ not ber0re.fs . n
n. PARSER, Seci'y G.. &C.
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The Most Reliable One Dollar Sale
Star Agricultural Works

TUE ALBANY OTTON GIN MANU.
j FEATURING CO., Alisny. ~ " Mama
fsctur-rs at GENERAL AGRICULTURE. MA
ClllNERI. Comprising the cclcLiaiesI .sSfar :"
Tbr~shibg. Machines; ..ftsr- 1lsilwsy Tor Yps,...
Chail) and Lever Hr-e P,S~r.: .ssfar Cotton Gin,
and CoSisn.-rs. Circular ca Sa mills: ysrr-
t~bI~ cuti-rs, Horrr Hay Forks; Corn aud Yssd
Hills; Power Corn shell.rs: Dog Pvpxrs L. kc
We wish 9" call thiartiru.ar aftentf.n ~ Fsr n,ers
tssnur c-l-rrt~d -STA r. TiIR kSfER and CT, EAx-
Err. which. ~ lately improved. rlaisa IL tsr an.
prrior TO amy other machine now IN market IN Ia
c'mIsct sn' easily i-'rfai simple in its cou-truc.
tlon, and t-rf'rs- to operate I,y the most inex
E-rienss', ant will IL, it, wax wkh marvellous VA.
pidiiy and perfection, aud With c,,mnrativ.l, the
lrasi demand the strength OF the animals siri,
ing IT,
We have male recent improvements In Ibis ma
chine l,y which enabled Ia dorHghls cl,,a tk
grain nnder almost any camlihation nf difficulties,
ani ~ ar. now usins rntir-ly aud effective.
device t'r ricvius the fs~r OF duet thus ma king
h-opfraiioD 81 fhrrshing as comfortable. and sal,
rs with III" ordinary machines it il annoyiug and
frqw-niis des'rncfiys' Of health.
fis-e VI ei'"r arr INSIDE vf ,nitahle sizes f,r our
star Railway. H.r~e Power and fir our .S;n:a
L.s-r Powers E,r and q h.r~sss
Fer -rr ty our agents aud d-sierS generally For
ftli lnsri ruisr-. -and sr Iusi-a-.t Dstrirtee
Circular Hn'l Prize List Correspondent. will phase
address The Albany Cotton Gin Maui.
featuring Co., 10. Drawer 4 CO Albany ~ n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

E>rxKTsrsISs LEcrrRS- DIR. Siapns.
the popular lecturer has drawn large audi
ehcr& each evening s,r week PAST. il, Raj
rnny IIaA- These lectures are w.rthy az
lac- patronage they receive. They are
reofsi, proSrrs-ive and amusing; AID tend
ts advance science, and benefit man AMI
..-FltsFs >
woman physically and intellectually.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

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A DcmscEsicljok is told on q pumLen
okBem"cTxisl Saturday afternoon il u as
understood that PRESIDENT Garfield would
make Republican speech in some public
place IN Plymouth. Abous LIE clock, The.
rsfn having ~siricd mp" for short TING. a
hssse doctor mounted a dry goods s,ox, on
Brown!ce's ecrne and began 10 talk horse
ma tah voice Tire Democrats lying
arsuns lsnsc onfae- streets took 1t into
their heads for once to 90 and hear + 'raaaii-
cL s?elk- At'arst The Ia6die,cc w-s a
hftitcanfious; but not Lcsring Their sorffi
ssn brcshren pitched into, and hearisg d
Rse Ideal sai.l~ in favor of broken-wimied
old hacks, applauied the speaker vocifers
ously. As they eft MANY declared that IL
was the first speech they had heard during
the present campaign. though IL was made
by Radical; beating Luke, Downy, Con-
fer and Capron. and almost equal 10 boo
little and Hendricks A Democratic friend
vouches for The correctness of this state
ment.