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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-14

TAG SayExTEEs YgAB Locusrs. -
We learn from some u our farmers aud
gardeners who have lately bcrn ap,urs.
ing the fresh earth that locusts liz large
quantities. ID an imperfect state, were
seen near the surface In the course
Of a v Ok Or two. judging FROM these
indications, the air will be vocal with
the music Of these wcIIremcmbercd
insects.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-14

A warchouse iilled with hoy and corn
was burned in New Orleans on Sunday
night, loss sl0o,ooo, Inccudiarism
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-14

% Saturday last, Charles T. Raif.
snidcr, Esq, Ne Trustee, sold the real
estate Of the late Warner Gather, de-.
ceased, situated 10 Freedom District 81
this county, enc tract containing $50
acres to john u. Gather, the other
containing 100 10 zimcrmaa & shaltr.
The FIRST tract was sold subject to the
widows dower. The whole property
brought $500.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-14
ATTENTION FARHERSi
Get fls Cheopea,
Gel the Bea.
0Ief Parinf.
.SHLphaf> Of Soda,

Warranted 10 gIya eptire satisfaction.
Also all kipdeQf pboephates 4 Fertilizers.
hest brands Of Flour III The markel, also
bacon and Salt, All nf tho above goods
have been bought lately and We intend sell
ing low. Please give is = call at our new
house NJ u Lguohs Lumber Yard before
purchasing elsewhere, as we are confident
you viii save money.
lynch 4 DnLAR,
Inavl1 .-tr
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-14

a heavy snow storm prevailed on Sat.
urday last in Aasasia Maine, e3
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-14

BuILDISd. We have the pleasure
Of agaiu noticing qui.c nua.i,er Of new
Buildings that are 10 progress Of cree.
tion on Pennsylvania Avenue. and on
Main Street Mcssrs. Mourcr and Await
are both putting up iae houses. aud on
Green Street We find Messrs. Morclock
and Zebra each erecting cdihces chat
would do credit 10 any town.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-14

Judging from the amount Of goods
daily received by our merchants, they
must anticipate doing an extensive bus.
iness during the coming summer
At Bruecyille. 10 this county, Vim.
n. Kemp il appointed postmaster, vice
J.. Miller resigned
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-14

Our readers will observe that change
has been madc III The tins table Of The
Western Maryland Railroad. Trains
leave this city for Baltimore, az 5.45
and $50 A. NJ, aud 24S p. NJ Leave
Baltimore at $50 A. NJ. aud $3.50 r. NJ.
For Union Bridge and intermediate
stations at $50 =. NJ.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-14

a Fair will be held at Owings Hall
Sykesyille, on Tuesday, The 18th inst
for The henedt Of s. Jpsepl,'s Catholic
Church, Sykesyillo,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-05-14

On Thursday last Taucytown aud
vicinity was visited BY severe hail.
storm. We have not heard whether
any damage was doue o. not. though Il
is supposed the fruit suffered.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-12-16
The LORD PLOW !!

y ERFUUS DEBILITY. with ia gloc my at
n tendants, low spirits, depression, involun
tary emissions, los of semen: spermato orrhoa
loss of power dizzy head, loss Of memory and
threatened impotence and imbsciiity, find a
sovereign cure in HUMPHREY HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC No. Twenty EIGHT. Composed of the
most valuable mild and potent curatlves, they
strike at once at the root of the matter. tone
the system. arrest the discharges, and I'M
part vigor and energy, life and vitality to the
entire man. They have cured thousands Of
cases, Price S. per package of six boxes and
vial. which is very important il obstinate or
cd cases, or 81 per single box. sold by all
Druggists and sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMEoPATHI.
MEDICINE Co 62 Broadway, New York.
RarA full assortment of the above for sa e
in Watertown by w. G. Fountain and E. John
StOn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

"PEIsoNALs,-A few days ago haries
Mason and lady, or Waltham; gave US a
call. They were on their way home after
being absent several weeks on visit to
Indiana IL had been IL years since they
had visited their '.old home, near Walker
ton, indiana. They said they would not
live there for no consideration. Fall wheat
did not look we'll They also visite Chi
cage, and returned home proud OF the
State Of his ADOPTION and approaching
its advantages more than eyer--Bete
Plane Transcript. ...-
From The above it appears that the ed
itor, after quizzing Mr.. Mason, endeavor:
to make the impression Oh bis readers thai
Iowa is a great STATE and that Indiana !:
no State at all. WalkertoD is not the only
place in Indiana, but if The Walkerton far
mers did not produce letter fall grain thai
any part of Iowa we ever saw. we woult
certainly abandon them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10
S,reat ssargaf as In
REAL ESTATE.
Cheapest. Lands in Northern Indi-
ana


Amanr s'me Thriy-hye Thnusand acres If Choice
Lands which Wa have DOW npon our books for sale,
specify the following tracts:
$40 icie~ three mills south of crsvertown, the
r. IT.. w.Sr. Il, r. Nearly 800 ncr.s div. level
AMI well timhrrei-ssk OPENINGS. balance god
hay marsh, brook of running water. and two
fine Springs. Price, Ss,S5 pr acre in pay ire mes
100 Acres miles from crovertown. ITO tim
Der. Try and good. lulance prairie. School
House oir Garner Of he laid. Price S. y per
100 Acres fur ,,l half miles from Grovertswr
40 a. good dry tini'ere5 har-rn-. balance vet
and''ry prairie. ia good neiShb~rhOod' Price,
S.,n1 per acre.
50 Acres adjoining Marshall county l'ns. on sand
half mites southwest from Donn-son Station
10 acres good dry ;imbsred land. running wstsr.
and s:is'l Mineral spring. Price sfs per ssre.
37J Acrrs-improvcd. leg house and harH. s,p acres
we'll iirs '-,rc'i-,ak "!c.s,u-s. balance vet snS
drv rr.is;c gpul small orchard and spring, adj
joins small issc. A b.aGtifui losa;ion aud =
P.rssant re;gi,bpTiiocd. World nlskr n ksod
grain ait st1sk fsT;a. fricr 81 - per acre, in
payments. aiii Sic@. bargain.
80 Acres a; North Bend, on TiIlreaaoe river
small improvements, good improved farms on
two sides of The land. Price $500 per zcre, and
one Of the best bargains in the country,
- Acre farm, l-2 miles from Railroad. 80 acres
improved. good small orchard end fine sprisg.
Price, sIl.oo per acre, if sold soon,
700 arres of prairie and tim ocred land embracing
one of the best stock locations in Northern In
diana. pasturage, hay and upland, also good VA
Price AS per
lis Acre farm adjoining Cedar Lake. fine bsdy
Of pure water. miles in length, EARN wen i'm
and one of tho finest locations i'm the county,
and includes the Lcsi mineral spring in the State
The water OF this spring possess all he Medicinal
of the Blue Licks II Kentucky without the :
pleasant taste. and would. if properly improved,
make a grand summer resort and retreat for
invalids- Will be s." upon reasonable terms.
Besides these lands we have fine selections in all
PARTS Of he county and scllidg the IN prices
| that will suit any one whs wishes 10 buy.
Address call upon w. c. BOTLES.a
Co. Surveyor and Real Estate Agent,
42m6 knnx. Stark County, Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10


\ theatre discussion has been go
ing OH for some time as to their ef-
feet on society, and both parties
have come to the conclusion that
dramatic literary composition is of
high value That dramatic repre-
sensations to the eye involve no
wrong element. That there is q Wis.
BILE power and value in scenes ac-
companying words. That no minis
ter doubts that oratory impresses
more than silent reading"
That the theatre as an institution
is peculiarly liable to corruption in
literary tone snd in moral character.
Both parties agree that this corrup-
ton is actual and not merely possible
or probable. The ancient and mod
ern moralist. have given the theatre
an evil name. What is to be done
with the institution.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10
McCulloch, Secretary of the Treas

McCulloch, Secretary of the Treas
ury, is still of the opinion that green
backs should be drawn in as speedily
as possible without producing a
financial shock. In his official re-
port to Congress on the 1st instant,
he says that the issue Of the green.
back currency was war measure,
and could only be justified under
such circumstances, that as soon as
this emergency passed away, "thc
question arises, should they not now,
or at an early day, be Invested Of the
character conferred upon them in a
condition of the country different
from the present? He therefore
recommends TO Congress that they
cease to be a legal tender in payment
of all private debts subsequently, con-
tracted; and that after the first of
January, 1871, they shall cease to be
Il legal tender on any contract.
The Secretary Of War recommends
to Congress, as a matter of economy
to the Government, for the protec-
ton of frontier settlement, and for
the sake of justice to the Indians,
that The management of Indian affairs
be transferred to the War Depart
ment. f.-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10
INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL. g
"f1Di ~ INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

HIaI. =
A subscription paper for some religious
object was handed TO Jealous church
member, when he remarked, swell, can
give five dollars and not feel it," Then, ;
said the solicitor, give ten and feel it.
The point was seen at once. and the ten
spot" was forthcoming. ~. ~. vS..,r
The Baptists of Missouri have been
greatly shocked at the sudden death of DR..
a p. Williams, who was filled recently
by q FESTIVE horse. He was q good Dlan,
Of Southern procliyiiies, but OF excellent
spirit, and seemingly very essential to tho
de domination at the present junc,ure.
A match at fancy darcing. for ih,
championship and large stake, is to co,u,
eff in Boston, shortly Charlestown bein;
the rival. n s ar--.is - ;.sa i3s..
Miss Peck, of Mobile. lost $4,000 whil
journeyings TO New Orleans. The sun
was . legacy just received by her. geA7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10
FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS.
The Large SNOWFALL and
=. Wilatit Caused.

Our little readers will doubtless
remember that on last Friday King
Winter introduced himself. The
flakes of snow fell thick and fast un
til the ground was covered to The
depth of several inches.
This Mas a Joyous time for school
children The little girls remember
what pleasure they had in taking the
clean, white snow in their hands
and washing each others faces, how
their cheeks bloomed as the rose,
and how lovely they appeared in
their sports And the boys. too,
how brave they appeared when they
had formed themselves into mock
armies and opened upon each other
with their snow tad batteries. But
these innocent sports, however much
conducive to cool health and enjoy
ment, can be carried too far. On
that same day when you boys and
girls were enjoying yourselves with
your snow battles and in the erection
Of snow moruds, and washing one
another's faces, some boys and men
little girls would not } rolled large
SNOWFALL of 1000 pounds weight
against mans door and attached to
the BAH some offensive signals. Ii
was huge ball. Soon after man
came riding by: his horse. beholding
this unsightly ball. took fright. and
the rider narrowly escaped the loss
of life and limb. 's1i III ise'A
The owner of the building b, calns an,
cry, had some men arrested on {
criminal charge, aad in q feu hour,
the Whole eoiafnunity was in an up
roafarL.tlle boys and gids have (,
IS f.l.I ~ Il i.l1tllH- -r4-E " .l q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

Two Suits have been commenced in the
prcme court of n. Y, by the Erie Rail
way Company against August Belmont ct
al In one suit the company claims $1oo>
600, and in the other $i2e, 900
The Legislature OF this plate common
ces on Thursday after the first Monday in
January.
The most dasisrdly, brutal and coward.
ly act ever recorded, is the murder OF Con
gresham Hine, of Arkansas, by South
ern Democrat. The only thing that could
have induced the blaekhearted villain 10
commit the outrage was ti.at Hine was a
Republican. ;aas 49, u.s. a
Logansport was recently been visited by
robbers. MIR. Barnet was knocked down
and robbed OF SEQ. MI. B. has but an
iudistinct recollection of any part Of the
affair. s
In his address bcforcthe recent National
Christian Convention, New York, Henry
Ward Beecher mentioned Charles Wesley
twice as the most perfect ymnwritert that
the world has produced. "Many Of his
hymns, rs for instance,
Jesus, lover Of my seul,'
said Mr.. B., ARE prayers that no prose
pen ever excelled." He read two OF the
double verses Of this welll;nown hymn
through, and with an effect tina. stirred his
audience with the profoundest feeling. If
people can not pray at prayer meeting,
he thought it would be good thing TO
develop them by asking them to stand up
ard read m appropriate hymn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10
The News.

In the United States the New School
Presbyterians have 2I0 more ministers
than churches, while the Old School have
f07 less.
Rev. Joy Bishop, Of Anamosa, has been
engaged as Iowa State Missionary. A good
choice. ,..
Thirty thousald members are excommu-
rieaied yearly from the English church
for iniemperance.
The Empire of Morocco contains not a
preacher Of The Chris,isn faith except at
Romish monastery.
DR.. Laban Clark, now in his ninctieth
year is very I'll. We hope to hear of his
recovery.
Rev. Murray, now OF Park street, Bos-
ion. was driven away from his first charge
because he played ball and practiced with
a rifle.
The increase in the value Of church
property of the Methodist Church in the
United States during the LAST year was over
5000, GOO.
A remarkable missionary fact Is the re-
cent baptism in India of 81 persons in one
day.
Rev. William Roberts. who has been q
missionary upon he Pacific coast for %
years, and is new Superintendent of the
Idaho Mission, has recently visited tho
States He says that in his opinion our
troubles with the Mormons Will be pro-
longed. notwithstanding the building OF
The Pacific Railroad. t1s.i ~ 7''1-.
Caste in the church is anti Christian and
should ever be condemned.
London has Mormon church, with 1000
members.
The Me,ho dists have Chinese mission
in San Francisco,
Rev JOIN Elliott died on the sih Of Nc
vember.
Rev. J. W. Cracraft, late of the Episco>
pal church has united with the Csngrega>
tiona,isis.
Mrs. Mary H., wife of Rev. Webster
the Connecticut State Missionary, died OF
NoJ. 2.
Rev. n. j. Steere has resigned the
charge of the Universalist societyin Lew
iston, Me. TO take effect in Ap II next.
A worlds convention Under the contra
of the self styled Evangclicais, is TO b
held In the city OF New York in the month
of August.
Christianity is the special academy Q
patience, wherein we are informed, inure,
and trained to bear all things without faul
finding. - - ~ - q
Rev. Charles McCabe has begun servic
as special GENT ofthe Church Extension
Society. $3.50 -. = -. .
Eleven ont of tho, fourteen membei
composing the Natienal Board Of Trade
while in session in Cincinnati last weel
expressed themselves in favor OF law e
,her redeemiug grcentacks in species, {
funding then with bnnds;so as to eventt
slly withdraw them fran circulation.
A Thcological discussion has been
progress ut the Methodist church in Ii
gansp5rt The dispussnts re the Revc
end y. = Sage. ~ The Bnivrrsaiist churcl
and Reverend NJ. MshIn OF the Nethodi
, '....,Rl rel. .fssL -tl4 Ht.1 I-s3 .el.41
-7h0f aso 10 q13a al sIsf.1oL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

tight to indulge in innocent sports
but never a. the expense of any enc
else, and especially never shcNla they
roll large snowballs against tie door
of a house, or:build snow monuments
in the middle of the road.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10
New Advertisements.
Great Distribution
by the Metropolitan GIFT Co-Cash
Gifts to the amount OF sa5O ,Ooo.-Ev-
cry Ticket Draws n Prize.


6cosh Gifts, each $40 GOO 40 Cash Gfts. each $500
10 -" $500 200 100
20 900 800 . 80
/ 80 Elegant Rosewood Pianos : each 5000 TO SEQ
20 - Mclodeons rs to I5O
$50 Sowing Machines, Ga 70 I75
500 Fine Gold Watches * 70 soa
Cash irzes, Silver Ware &c.. all valued at 600 600
chance TO draw any Of the above Prizes for 25c
Tickets describing Prizes seaedin Envelopes and
well mixed On receipt of Is; Sealed Ticket is
drawn without choice and sent by mail 70 any ad-
dress The prize named upon il will be delivered to
the ticket holder On payment of One DeLfr fiizes
are immediately any address BY express re-
You viii know what your prize is before YOU pay
ort dry Prize etchdngeS for 0Rother of same raIne
no blanks Our patrons can DEPEND fair dealing.
'hkfERENcEs We select the following from ui;,r
WHO nave lately dawn Valuable Prizes and mildly
alo, 5000; Miss Annie Monroe Chicago Iiano
$500; John ID. Moore Louisville $1,000; Miss Emma
Nalworth, Milwaukee, Piano. $50; Rev r. A. Day.
New ORLEANS, $500. We publish no names without
permission.
OPINIONS or THE PeEss:-sThe firm Is r.liatIe
ana deserve their success."-Iceliy 7rsb,He. Arg S
We know them TO be fair dealing frm.--N D.
Herald dug. -.
"A friend Of ours drew n $500 prize, which was
promptly recei,sl.-DGily Neics Sept :.
send for circular. Liberal Inducements to AGENTS
Satisfaction guaranteed. Every, package of Sealed
Envelopes contain ONE GIFr. Six Tickets for 81
IL for -; - for IS: ll0ior SIS All letters should
lie addressed 90 - -. -
HARPER, WILSON & CO..
/ -.-.~ - ~ 81 f17O broadway, MY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10
The United states Senate.

Ofthe list of Aspirants fewiweeks
ago for the United States Senator
ship we publicly expressed ourselves
in favor Of the Honorable Will Cum
back, he being our first choice. Since
then Judge Frazier, of Warsaw, has
been named in connection with this
high office. The eligibility of Mr..
Cumbaek has also been questioned
While We do not concu. with those
who consider him. Ineligible, yet, if
we arc in error, We would take great
pleasure in presenting the name Of
Judge Fraziei 81 man of high cul-
tivation, and as one emincntly quail
lied for the distinguished Office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10
BOOK AGENTS WANTED

TGNo ,an lot l'lIuItT
III in the Old World. 5000 already sold.
HAND ONE IIcLIDsY PRESENT. Now is the tim Re
10 make Money. Send for terms to w. &. PALM
Err, yr !, Ii BIBLE House., NEW York.
s.,TAR sPANGLED BASNER.-A large 40 col
- Imn paper Rich, rare and racy. Fall OF
char ming reading, fun, fact and fancy. "EEANGE-
LINE a splendid s;esl plate, FREE to erery sub
scriber. Ouy - cents year. ''Evangeline" sells
at 81 Subscribe NOW. Specimens cts, Address
BANNER OFFICE, Iiusdale y. III.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10
G GENT WANTED To SELL THE
"A ssPENN LETTER BOOK"

FOR CoFgtHy Letfers trifsoW Press or Hale.
This Great Tipie, Labor AMI Money Saving 1avsn-
ton file long felt want, bringing really indie
pensable feature Of bu sness within the reach Of ALL
- Price - p and Hptrstro.
None see il but TO praise its simplicity and con-
venience, aud a skilliul agent has only to show IL
properly, IL rFccnMfNps itself and az sight
II is equally suitable 70 Women Men. aud adaIt
ell to every Eisaof business. II does play onf
the first sale j. only beginning For Testimonials
terms. &c, address T.. GARRETT & co. 7a2 Chest
nut st., Philadelphia l22 Clark ST. Chicago. Ill
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10
Terms of Subscription.

For every Club of ten, al The rate named,
an extra copy will be sent, and an adds
iicnal extra copy for every additional ten
subscribers. For club of fifty an extra
copy OF the Daily will be sent, if preferred,
instead OF the extra Weeklies.
The get,er up Of a Club of more than
five copies may retain a commission of ten
per cent. ON Weekly Clubs. =
Postmasiers may retain len per cent. of
all m ncy forwardcdto US by subscriptions
secured by them.
Remillauoes for Clubs must be made at
ono time, but additions may be mace al
any time, at Club rates. after the Club has
been raised. provided u full years SUBJ
scription isfsken. -.
Money Should be sent BY Posi- Offics
Money Order when practicable --.-
ut Agents wanted in every County and
Town in Indiana 10 canvass for The Daily
and Weekly JOURNAL ''-rl- ss"
CT Send for Circular and Specimen
Copy. saa taeir4s -s.- = f..fs il
INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL. PC
Z" fla ~ INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10
-~fflFORNEY'Ss 4tE
WEEKLY PRESS.
THE GREAT RADICAL PAPER.
The most extensive and freshest Po-
litfcsl News-The best Agriculture
al DEPARTING At-The latest Mar
ksts-And the best original
- Reading Matter.
Terms OF me wrrkLr PRESS.

Ono copy. Que year. s2 90
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Ten copies, 10 address, tand copy to &c -
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One hundred copies, % onedddrsss, tand ope
copy Of the TRI-WEEKLY Pass tn the
getter up Of club( 100 on
= All ord3fs should be addressed to JOHN w
FORNEY, Editor and Proprietor, s. w. corner
Seventh and Chestnut streets Philadelphia, Penn.
~ Send for specimen copy. s,.v In, =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

There is as much talent. enterprise and
Industry now employed on Western News
papers as In any part of the United States
The 5Telegraphic News from all parts OF
hts World is published simultaneously In
indianapolis, Cincinnati. Chicago, and the
Eastern Cities, and is laid before the read
ers uf the JOURNAL from fs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

ANN PER MONTH and large commissions paid
Xni to sell Wcnper efthe World and three Other
VOO discoveries. Address } -. TILTos, Pitts
burgh, Penn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10
AGENTS WANTED Fer
Secrets OF eEae
Great CITY,

A Work descriptive Of the VIRTUES, and tie
VICES, the MYSTERIES, MISE
RIES and CRIMES of New York City.
1fyOu wish to know how fortunes made and
los; in a day; how Shrewd Men are runsl in Wall
Street: how Counfrymc1 are fwindicd by Shatp"rs
how VI sters and Merchants are IIlac klnair,l How
Dance Halls aud Concert alocDs Managed low
Gambling Houses and Lotteries c"ndnctc'i: how
stock Companies Originate. and how tie Bubbles
Burst, read this work. 1t contains ID fine
Trgrsvings, ard tells all about the Mysteries AID
Grimes Of New YORK ani is the Siiciest AID Cheap
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

L
gNOa all Tie NEWS FROM HexE, Vermont Histori-
n cal, BiOgra, hicai. Geological and Obituary
Sketches the current Ne,rs from erery comfy n The
state each rreek, the very ,st paper for Nermonters is
The Vermont Record md Farmer .
81 SO Der year p Cor six months; 75c for three
months Every yearly subscriber gets a present
No chances. All we'd alike. Terms always in adj
vance Clubs of five and over, to enc address, 81 %
p.r year each Every Nermonter should take it,
Address rHE VERMONT RECORD AND FARM
Err, Sraitlcboro, Vi.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10
AGENTS WANTED FOR
" THE BLUE COATS.

AHd Lor hey Lirei. Fought AMI Died fgr the UsioH
Ei,h Se,nrs aud Inci,lcnh ia ne Grsa, R.Icllionr
1t contains over 100 iBe EngravInss and 500 pa
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lishcd. Price only 81 80 per cnpy Send for circsr-
lars and see our terms and full description of the
work Address NArI0NIL PUBLISHING co.
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Illinois. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

= Kosiusko hes an efficient body Of OH
cen. They ~ nos Democrats. '''' aa1i