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TO CON UNTEVES.

FsNhe Advertiser. having been restored health in
Il lew weeks, by very simple remedy, after lixv-
ing suffered several years WITH severe lung atfectit
aud that dread disease Consumpton--is anxious to
make known to the fellow sufferers the means of cure
10 all who desire IL he will send copy Of the pre-
scription used ree of eharge with the directions
preparing and using the same, which, they will find
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma Bronchstus &C.
The only object of the advertiser i'll sending the Pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spred r
nation which he conceiyes to be invaIu.bIe AMI he
hopes every sCffcrer VIII try his remedy AS it vii!
cost shem nothing. and may prove blessing
silly Ei.y. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1S5 South second St. Wiiliamsburgt ksng5 Coun-
ty N,,- Y,lri,
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DR.. D. J. Easton OF Manitowoc, Wis; has the --latest
and best treatment kJow for all Diseases the Eye
and Ear lie is also successful Physician and Sun
seon, and advise all who have diseases these or
gans, to apply to him and be healed iSignedl
r. c. THOMPSON. u. d.
Oculist and Aurist, No SIC West Wash gton Street
Chicago, Illinois.
A. Il. Morgan, NJ. d. Syracuse, n Y.
J. s. Douglass u. d. Milwaukee Wis
s. j. Pcarssll VI. d. Saratoga. Springs, y. Y.
y. 5. St.Sure. VI. D. Shehoygan
II. L. Xielv ". u. Afanitowoc Wis
c. c. Croker II. J. Two Rivers. Wis.
Miss T. Carey of Sciiuyervile, " Y. curei of deaf
ness. 10 Years standing, in 1852
Cured Enock Er:cksons child wears old of ulcer
of eycbatl June 1867.
Cured Il. Il. Anderson of Manitowoc of Innar.a tion
of eyes July. 1867.
Cured Mrs. NJ Burns of Seeme, of blindness of three
months, spring 1862.
Miss II. Gleason Milton. Saratoga county " Y
straightened Cross-eycs 1856
Mr. Herdena Kossuti, Manitowoc c0cnty cured OF
sranulatel eyeiGs. 1857.
,Ir. Dsno, of Manitowoc cured OF inflammation Q
the eyes. 1861
Cured C. r. Shove. of GRADUATED eyclids in 1860
Removed cancer from breast OF Mrs Michael Me
Carly of Kossuth, Mantowoc county, 1864 July Isl
1857 remains we'll
Removed Cancer from the breast of Mrs J. webstes
s67. ->'@ - e'' '''-
Cured T. Winters os Gibson. sIanito=vce county o.
Fits. lof years Sfarp in lSn July let lsf- -c;i,a rs
well, Could report many other permanently
cured.
80 Call on DIR. EAsToN Of aIanitovvoc Wis whom
yon consult free, ana he Will give you q cRndj,:
o2fa'o0 when Il cure is or is lot possible. 14.I3
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A LAsKA DIAMONDS.

A LASKA DIAMONDS.
-
y newly discovered transparent ca~honiznd quartz
eq:ai III Uriliancy the r,. diamond, mounted at
ourown factory, in article diamond settings, guara IL
ecd fine gold. and sold hy only onefifth OF the
cost OF real diamonds, to which they equal in
every respect except intrinsic value.
Solitaire Ear drops. per pair, s. and &c. Solitaire
Finger Rings, Sc and $40: Solitaire Gents Bosom Pins
So - S. SO, Sl5 S23 Solitaire Gents Studs, per SET
S. So Sl0; Cluster Gents Bosom Pins, $40 and So {;
Gents Cluster Bosom Pin with TAIL Sl0; Cluster Pin
and Ear rings $40 and SIS Cluster Cross. ST. SO and
SIS: Cluster Cross Bosom Pin and Earrings. $50 and
S25; Cluster Finger Rings, S. S. S10and S12.
rs Orders less than 80 must be accompanied with a
Post Office Order, and the goods sent free Orders
exceeding that amount by express collection
delivery customers paying all express charges
TRY Us. Address.
JAMES It. MONROE & co,
IMPORTERS & MANUFACTURERS,
30-2m 1913 Broadway. New York.
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EMPLOYMENT! EMPLOYMENT

Ang number of persons Ladies' Gents. cen make
from 10 , dollars per week ill light and easy bus
i.ess requiring capital and be done wholly in
the eacnng, therefore Will not interfere with any
other bushes, that parties may have. pprticu
lars by Addressing TOW LIE & CO..
3I-im ! fremont Row, Boston, Mass
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OE NJ 4 III.

e OzN NJ CE'EH.
Gentleman who Suffered fo years from nervous
arsiiiJ, preia1thec Decay, and all the effects Of
Youthful indscreon Will. for the sake of suffering
humanity. send free all who need it, the recipe and
and direction for making the simple renedy by which
he cuTc sGfTerars VI hing tn prff i,y TIE. al
veriser's expe.sencc do by addressing, in per-
fcct confidence. Silly
JOHN 3. OGDEN.
No. II Cedar street Few York
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TEENS TO AGEETS.

TE7.4zs TO AGENTS.
Certificates giving complete description of articles
he sold for One boiler. will be sold at the rate OF
TEN CENTS EACH.
Fer CIsab at Tssirsy, and $500.
The person sending it have their choice of the
following articles their commission: 20 yards cot
ton cloth, Harris Cloth Pants Pattern. Splendid Bowie
Knife Lancaster Quilt, Engraved Silver Spoon Holder.
Pair Ladies' extra quality Cloth Boots PRINT Dress
Pattern, Worstei Breakfast shawl, White Linen Table
Cloth, set OF steel blaied Knives and Forks, set of
Silver Plated Forks. Embossed Tl Spread. Elegant
EIsravet! Silver Plated Gold Lined Goblet Violin and
Bow Fagcy Dress Pattern Elegant Silk Beaded Para
| sol 10o-picture Morocco Photographic Album Eie
! CANT Ivory Handled Spangied silk Fan, One dozen
large size Linen Towels, Fancy Balmora Skirt Ladies
Morocco Shopping Bag, Honeycomb Quilt Allambr'
! Quilt, Ladies Solid Geld California Diamond Ring
tents Plain Engraved Cold Ring 16 carets fine.
1 Ladies' Solid Black Walnut Writing Desk, Ladies
| iai:ry Black Walnut Wo Box. Cottage Clock One
dozen ladies Linen Handkerchiefs, extra laliy or
| One Dozen Gents Linen HhadkerchietS
For "a Club of Sixty, and 5000
One Of the following articles 4oyards sheetn Harris
Cloth Pants and Vest Platform. Pair iIonyconb Qiiits
| Cylinder Watch, Doulie Bar sel Rife Pistol Fancy
Cashmere Dress Pattern Thihet Shawl Three Yards
Double width Waterproof Cloasng, Four Yards Wool
| Frocking, Set of Lace Curtains, Ladies Double Wool
T,;sNl Sii,nr Plated Card Basket Splendid Engraved
Silver plated ice Pitcher Engraved Silver Plated
Teanot 100 picture Turkey Morocco Photograph
Album, Lancaster Quilt. Alpaca Dress Pattern, En-
graved Silver Plated sixpotted Revolving Castor Pair
| Dents Calf Boots, Splendid Balniora Skirt Set of
Ivory Handled Knives, with Silver Plated Forks,
Rosewood Frame Brass Alarm Clock PalrG All W
Blankets Splendid Beaded and Lined Silk Parasol,
Ladies' Splendid Morocco Travelling Bag, Pair of Al
hambra Quilts, Thirty Yerds Print or Marsailes
| Quilt F
For Club of One Hundred, and
$1,000,
60 Yards sheeting, Fancy Cashmere Coat, Pants
aud Vest Pattern extra guilty, Engraved Silver Plat
cd ix Bottled Revolving Casor with Cut Glass Bottles
Pair Of Splendid Rose Blankets, Speedid Engraved
Silver Plated Tea Set, tlee pieces Sugar Bowl Tea
Hot End Creamery Silver Plated Cake Cake Basket,
Faicy Plaid Wool Long Shawl, twenty-five Yards
Hemp Carpetiug, Splendid Violin and Bow, English
Bar age Shawl, Splendid Alpaca Dress Patteen Silver
| Hunting Cased Watch, spi-did Bible with Elegant
Steel Eugravings Family Famil Record an Photograph
Page; Fopn Dress Pattern, Engraved Silver Plated
Ice Pitcher, Splendid Beaver Cloak Pattern. Sharp's
| Reqolver, Splendid ACCORDION, Music Box, One Pair
Fine Damask Table Covers with Ono Dozen Dinner
| Napkins to match.
COMMISSIONS FOR LARGER CLUBS IN PROPORTION.
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TREE PLANTERS TAKE NOTICE.
Z You WANT Young Trees of hard varie-
l { ties; or Root G~rfts of Apple or Pear; or
Pear. Apple or Evergreen seeds. send for
Price List to E. H. SKINNER, Marengo, HI.
XXTANTED-AN AGENT in each town TO take
w the Agency for the sale of HradsfT'eef'S
Rubber Moulding and Weather Strips
applied the sides, BOTTOM tep and centre of doors
and windows The sale is beyond anything offered
to agents From to twenty five dol per day can be
made Send for agents circular First who apply secure
a bargain. J. R. BRADSTREET CO.. Boston Mass.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24

WEsrERvEII VS. DowSEY.--If Downcy or
any or any other tax eating clique, have any
desire TO discuss county matters with Mr.
Westervelt at Tippecanoe town or anywhere
else in Marshall county, an opportunity
can be had. Write out your challenge,
Michael,
Mr.. Westervcl, did speak at Republi.
can meeting at Tippccanoetown and did re-
fuse the gentleman named the opportunity
ou;go away and publish TO the world that he
had turned Republican into Democrat
meeting. Several Democrats have recently
been Smoking" around ut the meet
ing OF Republicans for the purpose Of
interrupting or annoying the speakers.
Downey had an appointment at or near
Tippecanaetown. and il the people wouldn't
turn out 10 hear him il wasn't Westervelt's
fault, but the latter gentleman decidedly
objects to,FltrgzRrputsicp 4tinssfor
the benefit of Downey, and the latter
knows II be ungentlemanly to cndeavor TO
speak his piece at a Republican meeting
lie also now knows how he can be accom-
modated at Tippccanoetown,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24

Some nj orr ctilzens have Ipus reit the
Reci ct secarins course at pspalsr les
lures in our toxa. all 1t is llIoas!it that all
va Id fssvr slch an enterprise. were a
prcttc I plan v'z1 EpTspasssi y sIcc,arc
each month darias the coming winter and
sprias from Soma. Of .0ir distinguished
eruntynsn coaii uaf fail 10 b. of general
b-acffa ud OF 5easral iaicrest. We hsIve
P,hlic halls we'll oflsatcl TO such purposes
and the p-spplc to iii them We are be
hind most towns OF oar siz- in th:: respect.
= As IL Is now about che time to begin
s.repsrxtioE for such course, If we are 10
have one, the writer would suggest this
plan: Tia. the friends or The several sab
bath schools IN Town unite in the entt r
Prise Gist the arrangements DC made by
committees frn:n each sch.Ipl anllfhat the
proceeds BE- equally divi.leI anong Their.
: This will Afford a basis upon winch all
can heartily unite. and The infect proposed
will enI;st IS wide an interest perhaps as
any other Ii this meets the appreciation
Of the public, -whv may not tho military
steps be az once taken.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24
More About BOYD.

Ole u on Tyxyp t,ry Sent Of sss go
LIDS Rspu5ficaag aitsyiprg no,ice,, N
y68d{q' Issue or the 4o,h. a1 article, signed
Sanes +. Fife. In which he undertakes 10
defend e. w 'Boyvd. The kecber or me
Keeper Of Tie Poe poor asyluu against charges
that MAS made against hi him 10 Nh, columns
or your paper some two OF three weeks
prior, and Also seeing Y rcpublishel in the
PlyrE0shs Dcnnocrat, perInf, rs through
the nedfum OF Your paper to correct this
same IT; File. lie says that you will
notoqly obiige Boyd bnt many Repabli-
casfd fvlk Township by so doing
Me-, Messrs. Editors we wish to inform
voS aud threpsh yep the Plymouth Week
ly Dchsocrdt, and any and everyone who
feels x,v Interest in ,he matter xcp-FiG,.
,h.. N,Sr,,.rr,,.,,,,-.,,.,,. .u.;... =,
ny nv "'~ 80 "o"'i''' ffPi III
your papcr 10 regard to 3ayd cutting logs
oaItks pbr -arm and having them SAVED
Inn fstk,lr1used In mak;nga e.,ce Il,
III
ms !"n ,af"'' as ''Ses'se ,,ne,haY ne
osp5ht WIN county 9ruers anu led 10 his
hortcf while working on his own farm~is
su,,s an,iailv tr,,esoySsrse somo N,,T,,i D.I
INN. ~
ocft'fisS anu " course, PIT. Eii'us Dem
ocsats never lie Now we have zen the
trouble b. sRsk and inquire and do not find
ontsi H,,s,ta;c.,n M, ~. ,bS ,,s,v ,h.,s,sa..
.s -, ,.i,,.ss, - me y,N's". ~
aE.lp rolS iownship iha' Was ever e'Ti issp9-
ksnto'byFue on the subject, or that klew
ANYTHING of Fife in the matter til,s tIssv
saw t,,s .r,,eIs yyi,,,H,;s r,,,,, y, f,,,. con
,. r,r - ',sayr
se4ueniy Jim rue mas written anu cans-
ed to be published . cansummate lie. We
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24
Our 'Prospeci SIN asriy iafc "a
IN sAtt = Ing u AAA'f

Tie enthusiasm for Grant and Colfax.
aitholfgl. heretofore sufficient To guarantee
their election is sill swelling. Their cleo
ton is sure beyond a doubt; al acknowl
cigmcnt of this fact is very reluctantly
made by The NcW York Ikratd, of the
10th inst, a good Democratic paper:
The Democracy have made the contest
| substantially the contest OF 1861, and
hence the same popular elements that raj
led around Lincoln tor the suppression of
| the rebellion appear now tosbe as cordially
Gene sntrsting around the banner of Gran,
Cor selid and enduring peace.
There aye nos indicalivns anywhere Of
any losses on The side Of Grant or the sup
portcrs of Lincoln; there are many iDdica-
lions that there is an end OF The defectivns
in the Republican. camp from which they
suffered riieir suggestive defeats of 1867.
Those defeats and their CAUSES pointed oui
the way to great Conservative political
revolution in the uoahiBatiou of Chief
Justice Chase by. tlic Democracy, involy
Ing the recognition OF certain issues esia' :
lisheb in consequence Of the suppre. S on
of iheirrbepan and tbe extinction of sla-
very; but whit the reunion fof the Demo
eratic ica(krs and managers ef the 'Norih
and South ir their late National convcu; ion
came back the old Democratic spiri; OF
the enoch OF. poor Pierce and Buchanan.
Thnss ip esnsnpunHslvc casting away 'he
half million conservative Republicans
ready,i tall in with the nomination VI
1 Chase, aud taking up Seymour wilh,a plat
form declaring AL tho. reeonstruciinn do
Sings of Congress unconstitutional, revO-
luti0nary, null and void, 1.-THE Democracy
reduced their popular strength Ia their
Northern minorifcs of is64 and 1856 in
reviving s9;an Vie SAME issues
That MARY OF the Reconstruction pro
Greetings Of Gonsress may be-. pronounced
arbitrary, unconstitutional andrcvuluiion
airy We have all along coniendc,i; hu; il
they arc all Unconstitutional and vpid. IL
follows ihRt Congress can apply no p,ins
and penalties 10 sccc,ling and rcbellious
States, hut that they can conspire, scccdc
and make war upon the general govern
ment whenever they please. and that when
they fail to secure iy fighting a separate
confc,lcracy they can cone hack again in
Ia the nuion on their own terms. This
was substantially the great issue of 1861,
anil ii has becnCe, from the stupidity and
folly OF the Democratic managers. the
great issue Of 1868. i, The Boys in Blue
(anda there were a million OF them dischar
| gc6 in 1860 are In such n contest, as the
rule. inevpably on the sle of Grant, and
every Union soldier has his friends behind
him moved by the same Causes The re-
suit of toe kae Verm6hr election may bs
reduced to this explanation, and fonr days
hence in Maine We shall have in all preba
b;lity a similar result. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24

Be SURE You ARE RIGur, THEN &c
AHEAD, but do not let any enc convinco
vou that ii is right to buy your Boots and
Shoes until yotr see wnst'tkes have st
Wcsierveli's. Among other stylish ar,i-
clcs. they have the new style BeN-tOed
boot for men; also, ~ or 80 pr. No. ~
and ~. which are selling from | To dsl>
lars less than value. because they have too
many large sizes: and qusntity Of No.
> and womens' shoes, II Si.50 per pair,
worth 500.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24

REsoRTrSG TO Tricks You will Sc
men hcai an advertisement with a man
found dead, cor. A war with Mexico, for
the purpose OF attracting attention; but
the true way to advertise is to be l,idin, rs
fqllrvs,, For Seroiuin. ar other diseases
Of ibe blood, use II ~ Poidnd's Hunaor
Doctor. Put ~ IN large bottles, and for
sale by Brown Rrns, al 81 ......i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24

We were lately shown some samples oil
the Buckeye Safety Bit, patented March,
81, by Joshua C. Price, of New Philadel-
phia, o. These bits have been introduced
throughout the New England, Middle and
Western States, and is pronounced per-
feet success by the best horsemen in the
United States. Thousands of dozens OF
them ere sold annually. We would use
no otae bit when one of these could be
had Sold in this place by Christian
Leash, and by the trade. Dealers should
Of Mr.. Price. <y ano
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24
:3ft1

Nothing is So uncertain rs life. The on
" iDm~elinfc provision is that provided
by Life M<araacc. Take policy with
c. Whiimnrc. agent in the -Eina Life. OF
Onncc;icu, Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, of Hartford, CT, capital 100000
and Si7.O00, 900. '-rs-' s3ims
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24

It's Goop EFFEcrs ARE PERMASENr-In
t'iis il differs from all hair dyes. By its
hsuriant- growth is guaranteed, natural
color anil gloss are restored. One trial
win cause you 10 say this of Mrs. S. \.
ALIENS IMPROVED (nc'c styic) HAIR RE
sroIER or DpEssIxa, Gin one 6ottic.) Ev-
cry druggist sells il. tiG-mi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24

+. Last Saturday was very unpleasant
,i,v. very unfav0rablc for all kinds of bust
mess. AMI we were surprised {" see Dick
sons clerks all So busy. Every time we
passed The door we could not bu, notice
The great rush there.
lyon wish Ia get good spoons for little
-Iioncr 20 To- DickSons.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24

Tee first number of the Argos Blade
mas made its appearance. 1t is the spunk
5est little Democratic sheet we have scch
lately, and uses far more decent aud sensi-
Die language than the Democratic shect
sssaed in this place. We can WISH It sue
GEES financially but not politically.