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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-08
OSBORN MiNrriC o ING CONT
100 Blocker Street, y. Y.
Osborn Bird and Animal
CAGES,

Manu- facturcd solely bv this Company at bridge
port, Conn, under Letters Patent of the United
States.
These Cages are Of n great variety Of stvle and
finish. sud include Canary, Parrot, Moe X
Ing Bird, Squirrel, sc.
They are finished in superior manner M :
Of amy descriPfioR-which il so fatal to Birds and
mal,-I>isg 'ts>,i az their construction. They are
min proof. Bird Fancicis will appreciate the-ep
Of excellence. to I've found in no other Cages. Tnis
received the highest premiums at the American hey
-ttnte and New York State Fairs of 1sh7. In
C''"fOn.-AH orr Cages are stamped with our name
upon them. Send for circular and price1st.
GEORGE G. HILTON, General Ag-m.
o ~. r. Il co mIImt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-08
DON'T BURN TOUR FINGERS.
To the Hardsrare and House Furnishing Trade, and The
Public.
1.-THE FIRE PROOF HAND"

beautiful and very cheap utensil of freside fur
nitue, with which hot stove doors and covers graz
blowers, cooking utensils. smoothing irons china
glass and clothing in scaldng water, and anything
hurtftl or unpleasant TO the touch be as perfect
" manipulated as with the naked hand, whilst the
latter is perfectly protected from heat or dirt No
one will dispense with il after using it, Ladies
'can supply coal to the stove CRATE without soing
selves
N. B.-Having extended my facilities for mann.
featuring am now prepared to fill orders to any ex-
tent without delay For descriptive circular and
price list address J.B. r. DA FIBGE
Patertee and Manufacturer, IS Liberty ST., N. Y
Te whom all orders should be addressed
Single Sire Proof Hands, sent By empress at
purchasers cost at retail price lise. viz
Finished " bronze, IS cts. Finished in Japan, 20
cents.
yulcanite finger stalls for handling articles in
ing water 10 cents extra.
door. ossIunt to the trade most sgal. (s.H.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-08
LOTTO

Var surIas-ing ih'.-o prn,lnc-i ~ the waters OF
that fam spring.
Lawyers. doctors, STATESMEN, who heads
lssld have <til IL constitutional rather. he
re,lifary. 1t w"rsl {" tn. hereditary bald
ness without entering into extended argument.
Tho brain i ia. machine which the human sys-
tcm and where wiiIpower. tns the plr-n"ogi-t call
III az frmness together with large amount Of brain
bath largely developed. this character dncs not
Ut the worli move him. he moves THE world. Ifa
merchant his '~t are planted un the five continents
~ tiic gule IL his Lu-in-s il o nlap down the orbs
ofupprr worlds. h. finds aud undiscovered
worlds hr investigation: or, as the poet. drags all
the horrors # -ui limiti-~ of the Imagination in
thyme l-f're your ,i-inn. Surh maS
have day sickness from the cradle To the tomb.
-iil there Is alwaysa -iumi~ring Are kept alive by
action Of the brain. and nnl.-s the person my
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-08
PROF. CHRIsTX'S

Object was 10 CRATE something which should last
for The fret attain n was in
tanning the cause Of gray hair aud badness. The
second. the discovery Of vegetable compound,
whose nutrient virtues would aiay the fever Of the
ovcrtasked brain, aud thousands testify that the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-08
LOTTO

To keep the hair healthy. he il certain 10 become
lssiL Ifyou wish lisa IL head. look at the
cessfIl lawyer. d"ctors. stsfesnsan merchant, bank
ct. A. lie has given every moment of his time and
thoughts 10 his profession aud not once thought Of
hair On the other hand. fth- mans development
ie- not prompt him To- Sc first in the worlds dfa
ma hut rather remain ut the tail end Of everything,
.irll men are never bald. hout brain fever
either pres rating sickness brings the hair out
The two ci,araiers c-rii~-i lie found Ia alm@st
every fsmiiy-th- children of ono father. Is bald
ness then hereditary, Chemists have prepared arti
ees for the hair until there sale for IL aud
then like chameleon change Its color and name and
IL L.. Il.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-08
FOR SALE.

oAAcres Of choice Burr-0ak land situated u
SOmiIe north Of the John Worries Farol in this
County Y acrrs improved, the balance good timber
Yellow River passing through the land on which
there ID an excellent MIL Site with falling
water power. The Site itself being worth SLUo0
All Of which the undersigp ed will sell for $1,000
zidrczs ADRIAN DILLHART, Bourbon. Ind
8?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-08
NOrICD
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the Of either Of these rrmeea
They will cure every OF MAKASMCS, without
fail.
Thousands OF certificates have accumulated in the
hands Of the proprietor, but space will allow of the
publication of hut few. Those II win be observed,
are mn OF note and ~ such standing that they m1St
be bo.icysd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-08
We arc now prepared to do every kind o

We arc now prepared to do every kind Of
F H I NJ T. N q
:. 'H''
at the very lowest rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-08
CAUTION.
CHARLES n. EVANS.
PRICES.

Hoonand's German Bit.sr' Pc. Per, bottle Soas ,.n 90
Hoonands German Tonic, put upinq quart bottles, 50
per bottle, or a half dozen for............. 50
~ DO not forget to examine well the article yeN
buy, In order TO get the genuine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-08
From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D. D.
From Rev. E. D. Fendall,

/ssiaant Editor Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use Of Hoct
lands German Bttcrs and feel IL my privilege to re-
commend them a most valuable tonic, all no are
suffering from general debility from diseases arising
from arrangement OF the liver Yours truly,
T. ID. FENDALL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-08
LOTTO
ChriSty'S Hair Lotto.

Is just the thing. Iftho heal IL covered with dan
dru something is wrong with the of the hair.
If the hair is turning gray, il needs doc. sring.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-08

consisting in rart q
z boHs. PIAZZA. Wafer>S. Figured sba<>d AID pLasf.
tiack anil Fancy CrePes Plain. Hhikc Dpd CoIor>d
sni Frosted Illusions. silks IF rarioHs ss,d>- sSlE
and Lace Edyisgs; rrkife Reads ~ >,ik .Ier Steel
Gsd Pesrf OrHaHscsfS. Luscs. MISC. and Cbi,Ir>Hs
Hafs. btaeE and tsscg. NsaPoIfaa Bonnets, fancy
Breid &c, &C. ct -cTy ior 6g"res.
Rooms-Esst side Main Street, second
fiOOr-BTownlee's Brick Block. 32yI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-28

And feeling tho hand Of time weighing heavily upon
them, with all its attendant ills, will find i'm the
of these BIrTERS or the TONIC, elixir that will
tnstl life into their veins, restore In measure
the energy and ardor of more youthful days build
mp their shrunken FORMS and give health and happE
naes to their remaining wears,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-28
NOTICE.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the Of either Of these rene
dies They will cure every case of MARASMUS,
without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated In the
hands Of the PROPRIETOR but space will allow Of the
publication of but few. Those it will be Observed
are men Of note and Of such standing that they must
be believed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-28
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

bulge Of the Supreme Cout Of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, April Is, 1866,
81 consider EHoofrnd's German Bitters' q pdiuabs
medicine in Of attacks of Indigestion or Dyspey-
sia. can certify this from my experience of 1t.
Yours, with respect,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-03

elmer am Is. September in 6alei9b
gebaIteiien Geoe fir @rast aab G0ifax.
DaIelbe ipiir6e unaiueifsl6aft fem
Batter getban baben, iuenn Ct nod Iebte.
Douglas' Demofraten beberaist bies.
nnter ben 1872 fiibli@en Oeleaas
ten BUR Stem 9orfer gfational @ons
BENTON; iueld}e Sebnlonr un6 Blair
nomtnirte, mar aud ni9t elm einsiger
thelider Hnioiifnaiin. 9lae, bur1 bic
Banf, .batten f6 an Der &e6eaiorl octib
betheiIigt aebobt. Shire 6auptfiihrer
iDaseH 9Bd6e Samptot,, Badner, Der
@ueriHaflhrer 8afI Dufe, berGGId9=
ter 6orreit ltnb Der @efansenen Com .
miifdr Dub, bic nod beitte fur Die
,snsvleveHs @sHeA fMwdfueH. S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-03
en- Despotisl ssse berbeipanlaen
niibte. nm Ben bird iotde @Geinr@

ten DespotisAs ssee berbeipiinl@en
inii6te. unl BEN bird fotde @@einr@
pabIjtantr petuEfadten, uneereeeIten
serb dltHiIeit 81 elstgeben ! gliennauot
Der es nit Dem oetbeltano nnftefl
glotreiy1en glepubIfE ebrli6 unO 0af
ri6tig lteint; fann aud niir fur einesl
Nu8enbIides Daner I'M 8tueifeI barr
iiber iein. iueIGes feline Yfidt am nd9'
lten 8. 0obember fein miro. @s ban'
belt f@ bier ni9t UNI eiik ein3eIpe
4crion unb lire Grb0buAg gar BSdfkd
S8iirne, nein | es hnnhelt fim nm bic
@rbdftnng nnfrer repu6tt ittaHif1en Eretr
belt, UNI Die 8ennbrung Der SD lfcbtt,
unb oes 0rieogiis iinfres 6at5eh 2dnF'
bes
ssefieg esstt
ruff Sen. .8Iair Gus uni. feiBe GripdbD
lung Shm Nice sRtdfbeateiS Der Ser.
@taoten iu6re aIeiAbe6euten0 NIT Der
Grflarlng bes 8olfes !. g8ir berlanSen
eiiiea neaett &rie8 4 nnmoell d sfdnn
'lnb lDirb nds IoIt(fine iol6e GnfMeis
bung, einen fot9rn Musiprud 8eben,
inSeaih es einea 8fair sur lNfa@t en-
bebt. 9ie tiefe Sinan3notb, in iuelder
mir unS befin6en, erbeii4t Die @ntt1ifs
ifetang anfrsr Sui qaenen, ben emiig q
itett unh 9ebtedeAfteh fsfIeiB In @sber1
5fHa8 e4Bs aaR01a lderBdAl bEteA Srihtt
|]nHs nut fat GoAHttfIiAe does SSrts6ens
PHt3t aber it, Den ofdaibsn Gtiittfssn bes
- a.. A..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-03

Sic Iaben Sas asabIitrm ersebenft gu ctuer Beidz
ms peripreden, gu btlltsen @rstfen III perfaufsn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-03

bier i slMnmentritt, nm iiber sefidies
iRrej bic @iAlpanDernhg tAefiibrenbet
fsFaaen 3u berot6etts ef9eiitlid 1T Ss |
cine G0nb eutinn bon AeIegaten Der
allentbaIbeH IN ben Ser GtaateH 3sint
Gdnb ber ginip1MDerer beileAen0eti
6tutI6en nnb arDeret gs ieu l@aften. VI
Sic Sbee, fi9 in elmer Gonbention
iiber ale Die emigration betrtHenoen
MnaeIegenbeiten az cinigen, nm an Der
@iniuadb efu1e fortans in 6ol9e elmer
qsuiGen Srgnnila tion NIT flarem8me6
INN 2isL an arbeiten, lpuroe bon ben
Senff6en oes gnn5eS canoes NIT
ssreuben aufsesriffen uub inter bsneNIsI
belde f4 anaemeleet babfn, siin6sti
mir berf9ieoene Der gea9tetlten beuts
gf6ifef o. ere @abef ailAE
Die. Mnglp. 1MuerifaHer siperben ibr
GoittiR9ent III Ser G6hbention feHen.
Bis 1ebt fnb f0Tgen6e Delegaten ans
genselbet, DDu &qHfae, @oub. Graius
forb unb ST. Sartnan1; bon Colorado,
ST., Sofepb y SrlbaMff; Riilouri,
@oubernenr Gletder, Senator Wfiinb,
Mhtbare. Sfbor Buf1; Sberit KbiIesr
nits, @apttaH BenneGe, Or. Slider
pnb Sberf gilbert {aIs 8ertreter Der
| Stodts. @itifpahoerntlos : Beb1roe;
WnboIpb Sriti1e lnO s.. :M. Gdins
detpsfn ais 8eftretere Der oentiHen@e<
ieHf4aft; S.IB., 8eIerabfn nnb 8.
Sliberius aIs 8ertreter Der bobnii@et.
@eielf9aft uno Captain @eor9e Sanoe
ais s@ertreter Der frana0Fi9en @eieas
i fAnft. Ger Gtaat SfebrdSfa iuirb
s6Hr1 Mf. Sbrenfteder .bertreten iein.
4 @bica9o f1iG 6; Nefn gort 10, 8biS
4 4a6elpbia 2annSf Stem Srleans einsn
4 lDefeadten, 8eiteren Nniaeiblasea
! fsbt5tnAn nod ta9li6 entaegen. go5 r.,
4 aGIeiA5fitig 0ebt inS nod falgenoes
|'Girrnfaf hes Nrrntt9einentB GOmitea
4 su) tueIdenr mir bier einen NIak 9eben.
Init Der sBitte y an 81 gBs HieBIattef, ois
| F1n fur Giitf66E0 eratiB tnterefftre baf'
| ielbe au beroffeatIiaen:
Il r,Sie @anbsrtion Der Sele9oten Del
i Sentiden un6 an6srer gum g@uBe Del
\ Gfnttatiberef beifehen6en @efealdafs
ten wir8 am i 7. Sftbber Ii 8foaoipat
4 9dft III Baltimore 5nfdmmentreten.
d IA @efli9e Delegaten,5 bic aiib nod
| ni9t gsn1elbst baben, tpoHen bieies un'
4 Dersiiglih tbuni ba eS fp6ter nidf iteb
7 mniodtth fem mo dte, tbnst sStetpdiie 81
d Derl&affen, Diefe Raiie f6nnen 1ie nu
3 an 5t.i4Onisr Chicago ober @incinnat
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-03

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gen. rem Sgmimmtegrer dagten Ign
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nnterFugnng oelt'n1ni1en SIaage moae
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BE Sraoiueite, Oisina EiperI larluabIlna
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I,.a astai4 s6at ire 8sahpsrt: :
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-03
eraftms epman. graFbeut.
SEQ. 9. Gniffen. @stretdr.

SraRuS SpntaH. Yrdioent.
SEQ. Q. eniffen. eetretdr.
Srr. gtaafen BON Nfuerifn.
Staot ReIu Yort, Staot nuo County Stem FORT 90.
&unO ans 81 trifen fet bermif bab beite am fedsz
5ebnten Snll observation-disclosures Rno adbt nns iedbsis
uor mir, Gotutn IS. @orep 1tln.s einem Gomnifiione
in Der Stabt Ren gotf ipobnbdft, reefmdfia einaes
iet quotisirt bIr e@recutipN at bes St6as
tes 5enneifee nnb ben @efeEeu befiei en- eem6b I'm,
ote entertaining oon Sptumettte u + 10. bafeIb Al
aebraubea cher 81 reeifrtrenj entgegen Al rebmen,
Graftus 2pman 8rdfbent uRb Geo. s.. Gnfffen, Sc
fretdr, her Hniderbcdgr 2Ibens gelldberungs @e=
fent9nft perf1nIi EFF 5enen IprIe ieber Defenders
seEDrs enlightenment nor mir erttorteu unb fasten,
baB bic Nngelegenbetfen nn Sod3ef rpie ne in EN-
betgetigtsn 8eri9t ben fte unterse19net baben ana
9e9enen 1Ii1n t9rem BITTEN aBtien uno 8laIben ses
Gum 8susnis beden babe i9 9iefes unteri9deben
- L. 8. nH6 nat -rei#eH9 Siesel peFfebeH am ge<
e.nonnteu EaSe uuo Sabre.
25s .aes2 / @nmim T.Gorep, JIM,
GOmtriifoner fir ben Gta6t 9ennef1ee,
Office 80. ST gEdnftrdbe, Nep glort.
abftriit be84eabist9 s. q. Diaper.
asH sd Gfaat 9snnefTee.
+ Gomptrpuer's Office 9af6uiHe, SElt 1868.
SD, q. B.e S,tndburii, gomptroGer beS Gdases,
bslheinias hermit, paB bic 8niderbnfer 2eheasuers
fdbernnaSs 81 Rep yort. i'm Staat Stem
Fort anfdffig, mir binrei9enbe @a9psfuns eeIefert
raas ssfeni4sftsa Sar JSe Ssese@ @s gtaases
9eHheiIe auferiegttr MnforSerun9en uud1aefommen
tttb ferner beftetnise idbJ hnS s. 81 Spnrlina,
assnt assannter gsislid2aft ben amtPreernnsen Der
nn9gefommen lift;
IL Sesbafb senunnte Rniderbod aebens.
Seril9srungs Geieui9aft amtpriiirt iit,
- - Bertt9erungenb on iirehHeti no Sds 0ers
fiderungs<tS f6dt in bieiem Staete 3u
Rafbpthe, EeHheIiee 81 betreiben.
-6 sB Bladburn,
Gomptrpuer uon TenneIee.
oul2 pa 81 AZ Z 9iud1 = Iunfet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-03

nd i5ii aftlelsae d Z sssiBiIeDi Frd
,aaae mslsid Tar. G6RSReE:an eiine |:
siti9 H':loigSsn:.e 81 l. 5rDlfer sIaal
,as3,l1aa;i sg5614S BOD SalbttSSfonn. NJ isdfS
.aaihfirinth aiH a4LIf aiilIn aihIant
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-03
INFLAMMATION.
- Stddf Hentlt &C
@rffiltip' Sepd rteiieiit.

I fs3.Clg3E 9tafepiae. ben u. Sept. 1868. -
SSSp 8etradt, faB bic Geiet9ebenbe- 8eriammluiie
am VI G+s1S67 cine Att ou9 tttpntfiten bnf BERN
brittle nas sieste Setton fplsenSerhake1t a.I. en-
rdnlItdb
] Seffion 8. e.ner i uetofSnst. Dag bic Reer=
ftntoI. IN benz Got.np ,ppn. DapiaieR, ipte fol &c
5etther inter BEN Nd5igeies bonn H6t 1868 aebano=
hdbt pnfoe, btetmtt Hun nupnibtig erfIdrt riro,
unb bob feline erfpn Rr1t irIsuo ftHes Certificates,
oeIes sstsr Senanntef @c9titration erIuen IpOrbeu
,iit, gum StiHlH1en bere9tist in.tJ II q s.t5g
Sefttbn4 5ernet iet D rerbnet, 0ob bic BE
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arrives for redemption to obtain the necessary
gold by the sale of our bonds, 1t would probably
bring up the notes TO par AZ that time il he
was known to have made the preparation, but
their appreciation would not be so gra lual or
so certain as II the gold was visibly accumulat-
ing while the intermediate time was passing.
That 1t would be necessary to have in the
Treasury an amount equal to the greenb bacS
currency, to begin redemption do not believe
Redemption could safely begin with two hun
dred millions of gold in the Treasury under the
provisions OF my bill, but certainly not with
seventy millions. In this work confidence is
everything, and Is a plant of slow growth,
and can only be produced by the obvious
employment of tie necessary measures of
preparation. 1T the people are satisfied that the
Treasury has gold enough to redeem all the
notes that will probably be presented, but few
will be presented; but if not, then there will be
a rush for the gold to sell 1t in the market
again at profit, and this is the precise prlnci-
pie upon which specie-paying banks have been
sustained.
Fixing resumption at a reasonable time in the
future, which the Government and the people
may work to, and the making of needful prepa-
rations, to be known and understood by all,
are indispensable to any plan of resumption
which would avoid the hardships which you
admit would attend the adoption of yours. By
the method have suggested, there viii be an
actual imitation of the currency at the time of
resump ption TO the extent that the whole amount
of gold and silver in the country that would
enter into the circulation would exceed the
amount of greenbacks that would be presented
for redemption, and this would do much to pre-
vent the hardships that might otherwise occur.
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DIRECTORS.
CLARENCE II, CLARK, Il. A. ROLLINS,
JAY COOKE, HENRY ID. COOKE
r. RATCHFoKD STARR, WIN. h. CHANDLER,
w. q. MooRHEAD, JOHN ID, DEFREEs
GEORGE +. TYLER, EDWARD DODGE
j. HIECKLEY CLARK, II. q. FAHNEsrocK
OFFICERS.
CLARENCE II. CLARK, Philadelphia, President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive 9
Committee,
HENRY ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice. President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Philadelphia, Necretary
and Actuary,
E. s. TURNER, Washington. Assistants ec'y.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, M. D., Medical Director,
j. EWING MEARs, NJ. d., Assistant Medical
Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
j. X. BARNES, Surgeon General q. s. A., Wash.
ington,
P. j. HoRwITz. Chief Medical Department
U.S NJ, Washington.
ID. w. BLISS, M. D., Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
Hon. WIN. E. CHANDLER, Washington, ID, O.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.