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TRUSTEES SIZE.


DY virtue q a Deed OF 7 aus . ne oy
1855, I wiz on
fhursdsy, theteth Bay ofDeesmseF, 1855,
At the southwest corner OF Main a1d Madison
streets. in TIE city Of Memphis. I viii sell, a.
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash.
The following lot or parcel or land situate, lying
and being in said city OF Memphis and SAFE o.
Lot No. 3, in block No. IS in said city, beginning
at = point in the east line Of St. Martin street
A. the southE est corner of Mr.. Nosl's lot :
running thence s~oathwardly with the line
OF 81. Martin street IS feet thence esst-
Wardly at right singles to the center OF the
bayou Ie4 feet thence nor hUerdlT with the
center Of the bayou 5 Get to Mr.. NOeIs line (;
thence WeStzsrdly with said Noels south line
l61 feet TO toe b~ginDtng.
Sale at IL O'Clock Am
Row tbs JOIN G. FISNIE, Trustee.
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Trustees sale.

ny virtue Of the sRthority vested in ne by
ID Deed OF Trust executed 70 me- Dy James ID.
Ruin on the attn day OF December, 1851, 70 Sc
cure the payment OF certain debts therein
specified. aud recorded in he Registers once
OF shelby county, Tennessee, in book No. 81,
pages SO and 57, I viii, on
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Both Trains connect for Nashville,
The Bis pm connects for Cairo and 81. Louis.
arriving al St LOUIS at 1:Se pm. next day.
Through Tickets st Redaesd Rates,
Can be procured ct the Compsny's Office, ssZL
Main street., and 1T Depot, head OF Main street,
~ Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at hotels, Pri-
vaSe Residences, or on board boats, 10 all prin-
cipel points East and North.
So. ZONES, Superintendent,
Asa HILL k4SssnSeT Agent. Sepl3
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.



Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
70 MADISON AND LTrrEK ROCK, ARK.
Going west-Lesve Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, st ain.
Coming East Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
uay and saturday, al 40 ana. Arrive a.
oc2 General superintendent.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
S y orIesnsExprees. daily 500 pm. 8:O5 pm.
"a accom'D, daily, ex-
cep nday..--............- 800 am. 600 pm
Freig aily, except sun {
asssscI SUNDAY" august sii "a i ms '"0 A-HA
a.. LIvERMoRE, Ge21supt.
O.P. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ag't. aul6
Remphis aad Charleston Railroad.
ARRTvK. DEPART
Through Mail tdaly1--~..-.I2: 45 pm. l2;4op.m
T6is train does not leave saturSays5
Corlnth Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundays) at.-...-..... 500 am
sonnsrVillo Accommodation
daily texeept sunday).--.. S;6 Am. $40 pm
Railroad Time is % minutes faster than city
tine.
WI. ROSS, Gen1suP%
Eemphis sad Louisville RailFoad Lias.
DEPART. ARRrvE.
Day Express 3 :. time. g:3o q. as pm
City time. 51O en-.
Night Express, 4: B. time. g.l2 pm hSO am
City time. 2:11 pm.
HUMBOLDT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad time-~-4:So pm
4" City ume---.------4:iO pm
TicSst ofncss No. BIZ iGain street and At De.
pot, head OF Main street.
80 90 BAAi. 2. JONES. GenIsup't.
q A- LLL NJ.
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y \ LIQUORS.
"OLFE9S
Schiedam ~Schnapps.

THE bow Medicinal Beverage Is manufac-
tured By the proprietor, st his disJileTy, IN
use.
II "a now some twenty years since the pro-
prietor G-tintroduced It 70 the American Pub
lie, and durtHg that time he has received over
three thousand Letters RON physicians tndOrS-
ing II IS the purest liquor they have ever used
in their practice
Il Is made nom barley OF the finest quality,
selected with great care rom the puO1ueS OF
the most celebrated zrsin-EroEtnz distd IA Is
Favored with the essence OF the eromG tte tuni-
psr-berry Of Rally. and lSreettded By q peculiar
process. which expss Eon tie spirit every
scT1d particle.
As a means Of preventing and correcting he
dis3Eroeabl6 and often dangerous effect pro-
ducsd upon the stomach ard bowels By q
chsngeo Of water@ v1sitatton TO which travel
erE, nSE settlers, and all uneccifmated persons
in the West. the South, and west &Te Pc
cuiiarly Ea0le-the SCHTEDAM
win be found absolutely infzIlfble I;
while In cases Of dropsy, gravel. distinctions o.
the kidneys, diseases OF Inc bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, IL IL recon-
mended most e~mpnSucsly by the nlosf DIS
III zulEned members Of thS medical profession
It 4 put up In quar- and pint bottles, In
Gases, with the name Of the undersigned On
the bottle and eork, and = facsimile Of ais sig
druggists and Country merchants.
UDoLPHc WOLFE
Sole Manufacturer snd importer.
EsTABLIkHED IN 1898.
MANSFIELD Z EIGBEE,
sspII eod2 Agents. MszzpEfs'
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Sale Of Personal Prop
eFty.

In the several matters OF A. 8. Coleman. No.
S. JTisOn P. johnson, No SI5; o. q H.
FRANK, No. S7 Coolidge & Cooper and s 81.
Melcher & Co., Ne. S3 A. A. BuriesoE. No.
50; and h F. FsrnsEoFth, No. Is.
Bankruptcy, at Memphis. Tennsssee.
DY virtue of orders Of sale entered IN the
% above-named cases, on the 9Th day Of No
vembsr, 1858, by the District court Of the United
States for the District OF West Tennessee, / n
Bankruptcy, I viii proceed 10 sell, on
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The undersigned viii exert his best eDSleayors
70 give its patrons the high satisfaction. which
mas always sustained Il. Fspnilies and others
proposing 10 visit New Orleans can Sc cure zc-
Communications in advance by addressr pg
VA. HURD, Mana ger,
laauS aRegS cra
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On the 5th Day Of Becemser, 1855,

The lands described In the deed CT true, to-
wit One tract OF land Containing about thtr-
teen hundreu acres, ituG1sd IN the county OF
Mississippi, state OF Arksnsas, in Social BEND,
on the Mississippi river. opposite Island No 81,
James Barrett, and on which ssid Isaac resided
at his death and one other tract OF land sit
usted IN the same county and sac. snd lying
on said river opposite Island No. .. and known
as the Williams farm, and purchased by said
Isaac OF Josiah Williams and = n. living. and
deed 10 said Issse. The said Deed OF Trust has
been duly recorded in taS ONCE OF the Clerk OF
the Cfrcuit Court OF said county OF Mississippi,
IN Record Book Vol 3, pages 30, ES s1G -, 70
Ehfch reference Il made for the terms thereof.
This The 9th gay O. August. ls6S
uo-I2td q. Z HILLMAN, Trustee
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Friday, November 81, Is6S,

To the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH, at
b front door OF U. COzrt, Waldran Block,
No. $50 Main street, Memphis Tennessee, be-
tween the hours Of y O'Clock am. ana 4Oiclock
pm. and comnencinK ~ u o'clock M. Of said
day. all the light. title and interest," legal aud
equitable, which belonged % said several Bank
rupts st the dates Of Hing their respective pc
described personal property, to-Wt: All me
bills Of exchRnza, promlsscry notes, securities
bonds, stocks, debts, demands claims, rsnIA
euulties aeeounts. books Of account. ehcses in
action, and all the sin gGlsr, the personal et-
fects ard assets Of said Bankrupts, OF every
kind and description.
Sale positive, and possession gwen tmmedt-
ately. NM- 4. AaslsEss
Msnphls. 18th Scysmrsrs EA novbta
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ngMPgB 6 AgAASSAS RIVgg
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Paoket COmpa'y.


NOTICE
rs hereby given that an organization he's been
L effected under a charter granted by the Leg
islatare of Tennessee, November II. 1856, en-
titled IAN Act TO incorporate the Memphis
&nd Arkansas River Packet Company"
JOHN d. ADKINS,
]. II. ~TEBBErF5,
JAMES LA son, directors.
2. L. HAI%ES.
Harrison BLASDEL,
The Line of Boats known as the " Memphis
and Arkansas River u. s. Mali Packet Compa-
n.y." is MERGED in the chartered company.
JOHN u. ADAMS, Presidents.
]. NJ. TEBBErrs. Secretary.
-
pS- Tn following boat will each make S trip
now being built, are finished leaving AEA-
PHIS as heretofore, on is sand
THURSDAYS, at 6 O'Clock pm:
thursday, ss'er W. A.. caldwell, Eafnes
Raster.
MOnday, Ozark, Rowland, Mas
ser.
Connecting at Little Rock with the steamers
Van Buren,, Fort Snith and American, for all
points above, as high as Fort GIBSON.
From the LIST to the 10th OF November the
new boats viii be flushed, aud the Company
Will then ran four boats froTo Menphis through
With ali points on the river, the rkansasItVer
row being In good navtgabie condition.. Pas
gergers and freight srs pat through to sll points
on the river without delay, ans al reasonable
All persons shipping freightfc fer any p~ointon
the Arkansas river frOna North or East Of Mem
PPNo 5. IDAMS. Memphis. M~srchandise
shipped from New Orleans should be consigned
to NJ. W, JOHNSON, Napoleon, Ark.
+ TIA. KEHDJG, Agent,
sep1s &A ETent street, Nesby 6lee&.
raararl
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TRUST SALE.
Trust SIZE.

DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed to ne
ID SIS Trustee by Hetty Lanisr, + r. LanIer
6nd Martha Lanfer, dated the 9th day OF
Msrch, 1850. I will sell, IS Trustee, for the pur-
pose OF paying the debts specified in said deed,
they not having been paid, at public auction,
to the highest bidder. for cash, az BethslHs
corner, Main street, Memphis, Tennessee,
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St. Louis Hotel.
NEW ORLEANS.
On the 1st of December.

rTHTs highly popular Hotel VIII again be
L opened TO the travelling public
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FOR 81. LOUIS.
FOR a RryEk.

W. A. CALDWELB......-...R- L Hainss, Master
This nns passenger packet win @
leave as above, on A
THURSDAY, 18Th inst, ct 5 pm.
T. A. KENDiG Agent.
nOvlS 2t ag Front 81 Mosby Block.
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FoREvANsvILLE

Regular Men pal ard Evansville PACKET.
ROMEO. ..... ............. Throop master
TAis elegant passenger steame e
will leave E
H DAY, 18th inst, att pm. =.
VINSON & NAHUE, Agents,
nOVIS II 24 Front street.
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COTroE STATEMENT.

C8AHBER OF COExEECa,
EEHTEIs, November Il, 1881
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

. - 4.
ADVERTISING. -X'e-copy snd~Esiiy ems
dorsc the following selsLlc reiiasasks from
the Janleston (N<sY. Jbundi, of Recent.
date: $780, -
I'm a general sense, the Effort on the
part of any merchsht to get trade wiiheu.
advertising is wrong TO ssSsr BtsinessMcn
in the place. WhShsFs mar belrvesfn
advertising or n5rs 1Fe wiir coheeds that
the newspapers ssrv . great hesp 10, the'
place, and that business amounts so-sevy
iit.,c in places ths toni suppdft one or
more of them. Absence of newspapess is
b:l sign for the place, in business poini
of view, as absence Of churches is ~. sor<
ais. and of school, houses 'ineda@ ion.-
The zen who support ~ loesF paper 10
more TO build up The place and make il
prosperous and eraw sfade there mah All
other influences ssnbipesk.i wherefore.
the man vino tries z, come ON I Ia is and take the
benefit of tho: prosperity without contrf1s
utinsso sustain it, tfesto -.dead:head' on
the rest OF the eusiscss men, and tloes
them wrong" - ss.r.s - - ss's--..s ;,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

Nor GRowISe OLD.-An eminent divine
who is well on the down>hill road of life.
says beautifully and feelingly-"They say
l am growing old because my hair is ST.
vered. and there are crows feet upon my
forehead, and my step is not so firm and
elastic as ofyore- But they are mistaken.
That is not me. The knees are weak. but
the knees are not me. The brow is win,
killed., but the brow is not me- This is the
house in which live. But l am young;
younger than ever was before
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

DoS'r TEAsE.-No;hins Safinpy1 a rmsii
more than to be eagerly aiiestiopsd wien
he comes home iired. Give him neatlys
served dinner. or a-pssr-of easy Slippers,
and cup of tea, s1:as lei Elm eat and dssnk'
in peace, and in iime he win tel sou, oils
own proper motion, al you wish TO know.
But if you begin to attack tie soon, atissee
chances are that yea-wiif DC rewarde1'o
the CURLY spoken inonosyiiables. Put.
down thaG piecoef wis<em-in your rsotc.
book. girls; il via serve yos well some
day. sRrsfso .SR.t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

The Ink manufactured by Brown Bros
will not mould or eerrede, and cannot be
injured by freezing. They have male mr.
engagements with wholesale t,ealers id the
city oil Chicago toasappiy the Western
States. 49,, ~ -.
The Brown Bros deserve great credit
ior iaeir industry in putting, this article
before the public. as. wherever ii has. be-
come known, it is eagerly sos. 1T far Suel
cess to you, gents, and may your NticIpa.
tons be fully realized "a s-ss, ss.-f,, go Z
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

II is frequently the cusi,sn. a,,parssty Tor
the purpose of sath;s tife. % tSee Young
people out to walk-abort the close Of day;
because there Is nQi'hsii enough to do
anything in tho HOUSE,. No,ting can be.
mcE1lefors than this piar, for, in tire
hrsi place, exercise once n day Is i:.s;:sa,..l
cienl for the yeuut. ands:'even snpptising II
were enough, tliaaIfs then more Iosded
with moisture, coldsE. add Tfia,nre5rtiona,cly
more unhealthy Than at any othcr. ,ilne and
the absence of the beneficial iniiWcuccs of
The solar light digipIsl.es not a IAle its In,
rIgorafihg effects. Con,6e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
IS, T'@'::E "A. M
..o,EIREPR1OOEsssii''
.ss@q;sA'Es.. r. Re s..

cssAses,.ss Rsssst hss vsen demonstrated. by the
most thorvrh pracgcgl tests.fo 10 Vastly superior
in hre-irr,f isA'tirs - any other makers, being
water in csravrtules Systematically .esei.) N. vent.
Jog eon'pleiely rny evaporation and il the ,iryest
safe In Tbs sts,st be ir,Ii-d tony SAFE
y-for else wi-res cali aud x.sninslcr
send for sshpp PAM niet obtaining tho certificates
Of trials WITH alibt crsnakcrs tak-s. , tiBl -
5zms gbScot@ SEQ Broadsay, View YORK
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

Persons wisiiN Z, 10 s-s1nosTze IN elotll.
ing their chils<en,,wili -ac-vxIl try
metal tipped shoes. .caiL!rca. iazass.biy
wear out heir sAosE ~ tiSc Toe ssst- .Messf
tins never wear out at The toe, and a pair
of Tipped shoes atian ad'iiriohA CHS. ~ a
few cents, wiIi.taore uian ;oni xesf ikree
pair OF The same quality without iAe'ns Ilz =
JJUrnqI = go 80 s..-s - -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

TWELVE YEARS AGO, White Pine Com
pound was FIRST introduced to the public.
1t has daily grown in favor since then,
until at the preseat time there is hardly a
family ,sho has bot tested it for Colds,
Pulmora Complaints and Kidney Affec-
iions- Large numbers of physicians use it
ir their daily prassiesd sEr ssaN by
Blown Brothers. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

! Wash. Kelley is now prenared. to shoe
all the horses in the county Wasbsufa -
stands his business and those IN want or
anything in the Black smithing line, should
give him call. Firt Shop. souih Of the
Bridge, on Michigan street. West SIDE. H !
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

$500 and all expenses paid See
Advertisement Of AMERICAN SHUTTLE sew
Ing MAoHrsE in ouT advertising columns.
50 ly or 6m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
|. new rAtNs,tthsat -

Read The new advertisement vfNc.cayee
! land * NIcolek IN .sBetheEsolunin., Taey
keep constantly 0r; banl.s ssftrw Neal.
Feed, &c, &cs--AH gaods bea ,ht~ofs shs
above firm delivered to any rsart-sf ihe tay.
free Of charge. GEe Iess slsiL.>s.A =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

q = , Es.H =
SAVE Cosr.-Ail indebted. to Ab. Becker,
& CO., viii come and seillcshy- The first of
October a the books unjust &c -scftfeyi no
If not settled by tifat lime the hofesand az
counts will be lea hsthe hands. of sa8n
Ger for coll.ctiors-s -. :. I'D
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

The Festiva@ siie W. r =. tiaSi
Friday Eve, ~ live bcLsiirs 1.-THE Clf.fr, y
and Sabbath School, - w1sss spseassnt
snci@bl-. and trcaft to the Hiafhxs e sfi dc,
ne; proceeds amounting to absutrS 50lr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

The NoitbiFow astip Rep1 biicsn. i3and,
under the lcadsrsl,ip sfs M, eCsazsal We
learn, Is doing ffnely- II BIDS lair iH q
short time to equal sny Baud in Ire Stste. /,
Success to you, Ssaalenes.g 90
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

W. W. Hill will pleaseaccept our thanks
for a me.s@ofsait wafer, Clans iaiser&'
qlsnt;iy of Oystsrs.in the slsrH, wfiliarn
spares no pains i5'farsish k;sl cas,omcss
with the best of esesthins,s As arwhs1
paironize him tessify A. = 49,, - az,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

BANDS, TAKE NorfcE..- The State Band
|Eohvention. and Tournament.wilIsb be bell
at Morrison's Opera Hall. sIndisnay oils
Indiana, onthe ecth. and 2sth of Noyem-
bsr, ls6S. t. The Bands throughout the
State are respectfully. invited to attend,
take part in The Concerts 10 be given and
compete for the pnizes. s~s-ss 80 silfnss11
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

A Paris paper,,ellsa funny stoyy about
the Siamese Twinssit isto the effect thai
they lived together in gseat Happiness upti.
the war broke out, when Chang declared,
himself Unionist, Eng a secesssionis,, am,
the quarrel between them i,ccaple So vios |.
cent that the twiHswsre.a. one time on the
point of fighting duel. -, -, =. ,,.,-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

A. Hawley has iemovetito No. 'f6sfich..
igan street, DOOR below hispshAsspsp
sign OF the Colleen Boot. All goods
marked down lowsr.sAs 81 .1sakczssi'
or dare sell. who do not make Boots<k-
Shoes speciality Remember, the Gold
en- Boot llU
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

sMr JelHbf cf saceyv,ns, sMaibe. met
four bears last week, in tie road. He had
no gun, but arming himself NTH stones he
gave them chase irda sfAid Mbefe Mai
Maham was digging potatoes - they
made vigorous atlackupop he retreatiny
bears. They succeeded IN Killing two of the
svCs WIN Stones, but tlie old bear and one
Of her young escaped.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
a. 4, Ng. zslRI
ABOUT HOME.

With every. school book you baysat The
post-oflice book store before JANUARY next
you get bottle Of good ink. % pen aad =.
holder - -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

S. NJ. Pet,ngili &; Co. the We'll known
and reputable advertising firm. are about
to issue paper, 10 be published weekly,
not to be pariisan'of sccfsri m, sne vii be
called the Hearth aud lIome..,Te. be
under the editorial charge. OF Donald. G.
Mitchell. The home depstprns wider
the supervision ot.ihe well~known HsBs
stowe, who will be regular contriLutor
From the shasseaer sof.she persons. in
charge of the. 1LedyM and Home, we
have no hesitaiicn1in- eommending it as
paper oil real merit, and welcoming its pro
piietors to tie publishing csafl. :,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

All lovers of DANCING should, notfail to
bear in mind The Party to be given at
Corbin Il Bensonis Haii,s on thanksgiving
night, Nov. 26th. =. frslaai s-.sssi. tssE. q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
Attention Firessscn .

There will be meeting of taesAdriaiic
Engine Company. on Tssstay -Ereling.
December, sth, 1865, at 7peiock sharp.
A full attendance of members is.desircd.
W HLLEY.kFoHhssn-..a.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

jon PErxrIx6.aJ6b Work OF sff Kinds
done at this office, with DeatneSs and ,lis>
patch. zIATF CElTd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

Cutshaw has removed lis shop 10 ROOMS |
hereafter. kHTssTF - stsrl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

The Chicsse.. eshs7hasti 81 faEfsssh
Railroad is finishesf toHochesrr. md reg
uIsr trains wi,tesnfp elcc-- running ~ -ihe
first of next veek. sfsss4E - ss.-s<s ~
= sT-~-,as 49, ss-ssss.si : -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
SCRATCH: SCRATCAHq SCRATCH!rl.
-shiAs in .frem Toto 70 hours. 6sfiuos4 Z
Wheat on's Oint n ent cusss The Itch.
tVh eat MS Oint IN cnt eafes SALT 1.-The urn
Mheaton's q ms IA . { cures ~ stee.el 4 Z.
WHEAT ON sOtut m eyst cures II rue RS Itc IA
Wheaf outs Ointme IN enrss q Id Sores.-fti
Whc tons % intment spres Every kind
OF X uynor ii s<e BIsgic.
8, Price 30 eshtsa tex ny matt so seentss Address
WEEks 4 POTTER. 80. lIQ Warrington street,
Boston. Massachusctts
For sale by al Druxgfstz- ~ - ST nfag 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

A boule OF ink, pen and holder given
away with. every school book sold between
now and January, at Brown Bros.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

Signor Mangioli, an Italian journalist,
who spentsf~oayca ID A,is,ssrrtca, has writ;
ten book on female beauty. IN which he
says that Boston can boast the most besu>
tiful women M the Bnitcd states. The
Signor didn't.extend his travels so far
'wehSard as Plymodth, use Ne ,wouid
never have written such. nonsense Bosl
ton raises 2 few pretty women. but tloyI
all come west iocsc- pc me sannosance-of
being exhibited. as natural cuI iesi,ies. sissli,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

fel{asst have money or judgments. can
'p4v debts with either. Those interested
will please take notice.
MI Ii. q. DICKSON.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
. Testfu onfals,

The Water Pianos aIe known among the very
best.-N T-.EsSt.r sLi<Lt =
We spcakof the merits Of Waters Pianos from
persona knowledge as being Of the very best quality
- Christian fpfe'hgencer-
p We have OF Mr- Waters Pianos in
residence (where it has stood for years) ef which
any manufacturer in the world might vol be proud
We have always been delighted With ii 5 a sweet
toned an ihrt nd there il Doubt
of it- dsrsbilit Y. more t tsiS some 'oftne best
amateur players in the city, well as several cele
~ have pefsorRslgonthe sah riano and an
prosso q . il eslIsror an 6rst
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

: -~ixp- oA~ss-The boys alp SOM Wild,
cats and tie girls who make runaway
matches do not have the srF,bs kisd Of
.s,niess The man WHO 3 cchIld with tie
ciiiIdIep, wlo can play horse and jump
The rope, ~hodoesnl callJohnnie bother
when- hc-Ysils 10 help carry the basket.
y ho,eets tiiei.confdence So the, ,hsyI TED
him all tl1ctr-troubles, who believes that
Old fsskssmsrsmade to hclp'young folks
Ne u Aot pldugbing the ground for wild
oars suehrsparent viii see that good
ssaaisg' issossof the attractions home TO
his family. No money for This Purpose
goes further than that spent for a good
rrtigious paper, which makes its fresh Wis
lis every week. The ADVANCE, which is
adyertised in another column, seems to lie
iust such PR 1t can be bad fee w,
snyVoae<vk0escures three subscribers, and
very fbera1 ptemiums are given for larger
clubs We cannot speak too highly of it
90 urge its claims too strongly.