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ny. r. svassy, p. Deputy Grand nastsr, New orfsznA
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h Brssn, @. O. q We ousrd. Hsw OriraoA
yosups ?. Hornor, q rrsssaru. New ons~n@
Ora seussx O.. Recerdess 80 Orls-n@
Rev Thos B. Lawson, @. Chaplain New onsan.
II. p Buckley, O. osnensssr, New ohssns.
r. L. Brace, a. Steward. View 0rean&
Etsstrs Webs, @ Beu1issl- New 0riseaA
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GRAND RIA. CHAPTER.

Henry p. Buckley Grand High Priest, New oriszns
q. ". Munday, Deputy Grand High Priest, Clinton.
John W. jones' Grand King shreveport
Homer b. Smith, Grand Scribe. Franklin
Henry r swssey. Grand Treasurer, New Orleans.
J. C. Bachelor, Grand secrssry. New oresAs
Rev. Thomas B. Lawson. Grand Chaplain Bsssrop
John G. oordy, Grand Lecturer, Franklin.
F. d. Day. Grand Captain Of The Host Baton Eouea
Joseph P. Homer, Grand r. s.. New orlesnA
Henry Hsnbarss, Grand R A Captain, New orlssnS
John O. N. Williams, Grand Master Third VEIL Shreveport
hugh Brssn. Grand Master Second Vol New Orleans
W. W. Leake, Grand kssler Fir- Vel, So. Yrsncsvlne.
Erastns Wells. Grand Guard, New 0rlesns
Eext annual assembly Grand Counsel New Orleans February
Lab, lS6a
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MoLAssEs-Tbe market is qniet and the demand
limited to the trade. The receipts comprise II
bbls Sales $50 bbls. OF CSC. for common fer
meniing, 75c. for good fermentirg, soc. for good
centrifugal, 75@s0c. for reboied and s5c. for
choice.
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RECKrPTs OF COTTON AT rHIs PORT
DuRINa PAST TWO WRKKa.
COTTON srAFnsxxr.

ass SOs
szpsr..s sIsss yesterday. ,, sS
Exported s'sSoupV-siolVa
stock on haad and on sipbOArd sAis
The exports this evening are exclusively for
Liverpool
euGAR-The receipts to-day were confined 70
81 hbds. There was only modeIate inquiry but
previous figures were sustained. Sales to-day
embrace ITO hhds. at quotations as follows;
INFERIOR. lo,4e-- eR y suLy Fsir.M eltA<s ..
oacasa.. Is SIsslS checs .....ls,Is
a ess w iiSs ':' s e
MoLAssEs-Tbe market is quiet and the demand
limited to the trade. The receipts comprise "
bbs. Sales $50 bbls. ct Csc. for common fer.
mentiDg, 75c. for good fermentirg, soc. for good
centrifugal, 75@SOc. for reboiled and s5c. for
choice.
FLorR-Is ia very light supply and with only
moderate demand. Purchasers for shipment are
awaiting the arrival Of the supplies now on the
way before operating. The market to-day was
quiet and prices we're unsettled. sales loot up
$50 bbls., Of which 100 unbranded and 100 choice
on private terms, 100 unbranded at s. so, 100
double extra al sl0 80, 100 bbis. treble extra at
SIS so and 80 bbls. choice at sl4 rs y Dbl.
CoRN--Tbe supply on the landing is light, but
anticipating heavy receipts, buyers demand con
cessions. Holders In many instances are under
limit with instructions 70 ship II their prices can
not be obtained. Sales to-day amount TO $500
sacks of which 1000 sacks on private terms, 100
do. Wnlte al SOc.; (uU 90. attfCss 4VO uO NJ Soc.
and leo choice white from store at 81 q bushel.
OArs-The market Is quiet and unchanged.
Sales today 200 sacks at sac. y bushel.
BRAN-Is quiet and dull at 81 S. y 100 Us.
HAr-Market unchanged. Choice continues in
light supply, while that CT Western is fair but
there Is no demand except to supply the trade.
II is selling IN small lots 81 t20G2s Z ton.
PoRx-The market is poorly supplied, yet there
appears 10 be enough to supply an active retail
demand at s25 25l25 80 81 Dbl. There is no in
quiry for lots. Buyers are waiting for the coming
supply.
BAcoT-The market Is bare Of supplies; conse-
ouently there is nothing but small retail trade
doing at LAC. for shoulders lst1l3fc. for ribbed
sides, and l4}4l5c. for clear sides.
LARD-Tbe stock in tierces Is light and in fair
demand, while that Of kegs IS ample, with only a
moderate inquiry. Sales to-day Is kegs prime o.
Ice. Tierces are held at l5c.
FRTIGnrs-There is a very active demand for
room, both foreign and cosstwise aud offerings OK
freight are plenty, but with scarcity Of tonnage
in port Rates rule higher aud frmer than noticed
n our last We now quote for New York by
steamer lfaIio. for cotton soc. % Dbl. for -four
zoe q bushel for corn, 81 q hid for sugar, and 81
q Dbl. for molasses. By steam for Boston ! TO-.
for cotton, 81 for -four, SOC. for corn, $40 for
spga ar and 50 3 bbl. for molasses. Sail 70 Liver
pool s6all-led. for cotton and By steam I'd. By
sail 10 Havre 1EQl 7-l6c. for cotton. Cotton by
san to New York and Boston l4l4c.
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GRAND ooNxAEDERY KNIGHTS rEnrLARs.

GRAND CONNAFDERY KNIGHTS TBMPLARa
sr. saml n Todd R. E. Grand csmnsndsr New Orleans.
sE fslgsnes Kicsu, v. Deputy Grand commAndsa
eewOhesrx
sr. W. z whitaker. Il Grand Csptsn General. Esv
orIeans-
sr. Hy. 4 swa-sy. Z. Grand Prslsis; Few ORLEANS.
Sr. VIM. HeDuf B. Grand s. W, New Oreaak
ST.. T.. A. Bartlettc. r. Grand J. W., Eew OrlsAsss.
ST.. Emanuel Blessy K Grand Treasurer New orloaa4
Sr. eoBtax. e. Grand Recorder. New Orleans.
ST. A. E. Bilings. Z. Grand Stand Bearer. Nsw orlaan
sr. Jos r Turck, =. Grand warder, Nsw odsanA
ST. Stephen S. seleck, Captain Of the 0uarda
xsxt annual csneiase February IA lscA A O..
ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. O. THIRfY-TB
DBGREE A. AND A h
chsa Iansn de Ladsbai. ssd, New OrleanE
james @ aa.chsler. NJ D. sd, New orleans
Dep. Insp. Gen. VIM. n. Perkins 80 New OrieauaL
3. n Todd, SD, New orleanA
ina 7. MoarOs. ssd. ssE orssnN
GRAND coNsIsroRY s. Pr. K & rHmrYsEoo
DECREE
s. NJ rood ga Grand Commander in Chief NV orieaaa
John Claiborne. s7d First Lieutenant commander, New
FulEenos Rssu ssd Second Lisaisnans commandsr Esw
Orlsans
John L. Lewis, ssd, Grand Constable New Orleans.
John q. smith, I'd, bfAnd h1nllfais rev OfesnA
Samuel r walker. SD. Grand Minister Of STATE. Sew
Orleans
Dr. Jenes c. Baicbsor Sd Grad Chancellor, Esv Or.
lesss
Ben De- silva sd. Grand Almonsr. rew orissnA
Emmett d. Craig. SD. brand Registrar New Orleanz
John *. xccl.e, saa. Grand Keeper Il s. and A, New
Orleans.
VIM N. Perkins, SD. Grand Treasures, Few orieaaA
by. X swnsey, sd Grand Pnrnate. New oriesuz.
l. Solomon. sd, Grasd Provost. New OrleanE
James b Scot, s2d, Grand ExDer. NeE Orleana
James o. wilmer. sd. Grand Assistant ExpsEh NV
Orleans
Jean Larnsrrc. SD Grand Bssussnior, New Orleans
Angel Martin SD, Grand Bearer Of the v B. Nov 0rsan
Bruno Dc Luoas s2d Grand Master Of The 0aards Esv
Orleans.
william @ chaznberiin. sd. Grand ChsnSsslAln. ssv
Orleans.
Daniel Il. scrueD. sd, Grand Steward, New 0rlsana.
John Melton. sd, Grsnd Aid-ds-camp. Eew orlsse4
I. Carroll sd. Grand Tyler
Grand Annual CsranunisstISn. Second Wednesday n
January. tt
st.sa ssunes: ns. March, ash Jura zss ss5seubs. a
| eth December.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09

The dwelling house of Mr.. William f.
Walker, in Polk Township, was entirely
destroyed by fire on Friday night, Decem-
Der 9th. The fire was discovered before
the family had retired, the reflection of the
light being seen through the windows as
The flames made their appearance on the
roof near the chimney. With the means
at hand, although the fire had apparently
just commenced when discovered, it could
not be extinguished Il was story and n
halt frame house aud was only built year
before last Considerable household fur
iinue was saved, but to be deprived of a
sheltering roof at this season of the year is
a serious matter. There was an insurance
upon the building and contents Of 81 coo
in the State Insurance Company, of Fort
WAYNE.
The residence of Mr.. James Burch. Of
West Township, was burned to the ground
4 short time since. The owner accounts
for the fire b. the fact that some ashes had
been deposited a short distance from the
loGse and in the track Of the wind. which.
&c thinks, blew Goals under she house. We
rave not heard Mr.. Burch's loss estimated.
No insurance
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09
From Annx.

Knox. Ind, January C.
EaIToe REPrBIlcAx: Items of general
interest are a scarce commodity in this
vicinity at Tie presen, wiring.
Our town wags slsag as usual in most
respects, but the ever tenor of our way has
been somewbat interrupted by the sudden
death of one of our oldest and most re-
spected citizens, Mrs Humphreys, widow
Of the late Matthew Humphreys. who ex-
pirci in IN apople,ic fit on the 9Th instant.
In consequence of this calamity. the Va
sonic ball, which was 20 have taken place
on New Yeas eve, was indefinitely post
pOned.
A Morino,l preacher, or. as he STYLES
himself, Later Day Saint" is in this
place for the pupose of delivering a course
of lectures on his peculiar filth. Whether
or not he has more than one wife is IN
known to The writer. i
Al The Round Lake Omitted Brethren
Church, four miles southwest of Knox, a
revival of religion is in progress.
One day last week the wife and son OF
john Hays, of Washington Township. were
run ava, with by span Of horses and
thrown from the wagon. Mr.. Hays was
seriously, and the boy slightly, injured
We understand that professional duties
prevented DIR. Hoag from delivering hi,
intended lecture at Lake City on last Fri
day. he viii commence the course mex
Friday.
The Knox vocalisis are progressing
finely in mastering the principles and be
coming adopts in the practice of vocal
music. II. T. BEccAY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09
Special Notices.
TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

Thousands of Horses die yearly from Collie. This
need not BE-. Dr. Tobias yenitan Horse Imminent
will positively cure every case, If given when first
taken. The cost Is only dollar. Every owner of
horse should have bottle in his stable ready for
use. 1t is warranted superior to anything else for
the cure Of Cuts. Wind Calls swslings. Sore Throat
sprains, Bruises, Old Sores. &c. This Lininent is
no new remedy. II has been used and approved 4,
for twenty years by the first hosemen ia the country
Given 70 over-driven horse, IL acts like magic
Order, are constantly received from the racing stables
81 Essiaad for 1T. The celebrated Bran Woodruff
Of trottng fame, used il for many years. and said 1t
is far superior to any other he has tried. Recoect
DIR. Tobias yOnitian Horse LIniinent is Pit up in
pint bottles. Take other.
Sold by Druggists and sadilcrs. Depot, sc Cort-
landt street. New York. rnslm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09
Bible Cause.

The Agent of the American Bible Soci-
ely, Rev. Mr. Hicher. will address the
citizens of Marshall County on the . Bible
Cause. al the following places, to wit:
Polk Township. Sunday, January 18th,
4 Webb school Housc.-morning.
North Township, January 20, Linkviilc.
morning.
German Town h'?, February 2, Bremen
Presbyterian Chtrsh,-morning
Eouri OF Township, February 9th. Bour
bon NJ. f. Church, morning johnson
school House. --aflernoOn.
Tippccanoe Township, February 10th,
Tippecano~iown.
Walnut Township, February ed, Argos,
morning
Green Township, February 2sd. Gilcad
Church
Union Township. March LIST, Marmort.
morning
Ne-i Township. March s. Stuck Church
Center Township. March -, Plymouth
VI. L. Church.
By ordcrof EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09

Table or shi pinents,.vfa the
p, TT. w. s. e. Railroad,
from Plymouth, during the
Year 1857. -
Mr.. Seth r. Edwards, the agent of the
Pitisburgh IT. Wsyno& Chicago Railway
Company at this point, furnishes US with
the facts given in the table below. 1t will
be seen that the volume Of business trans
acted in the leading articles of lumber.
hoop poles, wheat corn, hogs etc, has SUI
fered no diminution during the past year,
though it would undoubtedly have been
very much larger had money been easier.
The figures, however, are more than suffi-
cient 10 establish the claim. we have set up
for ,Plymeuflas being the best station on
the road between Fl. Wayne & Chicago.
Ii must be taken into consideration, also,
that we have another railroad here, the
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville, through
which large amount of business is trans
acted. The returns Of this road, If attain
able, we shall publish next week, with the
totals of the Pittsburgh Road added there
to.
The following is table of shipments
from plymouth. riaAthe Pi,tsb6rgh, Fit.
Wayne & Chicago Railway, during the
year 1867:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09
REsToREDf IGNC.
RANCE EXPOSED FALLA. ~
= fta CIES I'm M Ask Enf

Highly important toboih sexes, marrisd or single,
in health or disease. DR. LARM0NT'S Paris, Lon
dom and New York Medical Adviser and
Marriage Guido. s0th edition, 400 pages nearly 10,
Anatomical Illustrations, upon Mental and Nervous
Debility, Urinary Deposits aud Impotency, Af1ec-
tions Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Genito- Urinary Or
gans and their consequences, and anatomy Of both
MORAL Legitimate and efectna!. method of preventing
too rapid increase Of hmily This unequa!ed Paris
and London treatment, &c. Mailed free for l.5O
closely sealed
All who world avoid the barbarous treatment with
Mercury Copaiha, Injections, CONCENTRATIONS Quack
Specifies. ADtidotes and Instruments should own
this valuable work, consutt the pcctor1<rronaiIy
or By letter, No. 173 Broadway, n. Yak, from 40
A. NJ tos e. NJ, Post 0ace Box al, New York, IL
all the address required Cossaifation, Adsscs 4
Medicine 8, in all cases in advance
I'VE concsr with other papers in recommending
DR.. LARMoNT and his work Courier des Etas
UHis, Gernan die Reform, DiYateh Ssats zeifvng At.
az, Meffcai Rerie,r, &c, n36-fy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09
No. 8.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

MYTH IT'S gloomy attendants,-Iow
w spirits, depression, inv olunt airy
emissions, loss OF semen, spermator-
rhGa, loss of power, dizzy head, loss
OF rne mory and threatened I'm potence
and frnbeciIity, nni n sovereign Cure
I'm HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC No. HT.-
Composed Of The most valuable mild and potent Cur
stvc- they strike at at the root OF the matter
tone mp the system, arrest the discharges, and i'm
part vgor and energy, life and vitality the entire
man. They have cured thousand Of cases. Price
s. dollar per bsckage ofsx boxes, and vial. or 81
per single box. Sold by druggists. and sent by
mail on receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.. ea
Broadway. New York. Tuug1 .s7-Gm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09
sl,erin,s SAFE.

The Sheriff viii sell on Saturday
the 2sih of January, at the Court House
door in Plymouth. the property described
as follows:
THE northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter OF section SIX in township thirty
three north of range Two east, containing
fifty and sixty-orf iu 1dredihs acres more
OF less in Marshall County, Indiana ia
satisfy ajudgment in 'avor Of George w.
Carr and against Samuel Auckerman; Ley
Cramer replevin bail
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09
MAna92A

On the 30th ullimo, at the residence of
the brides sister. Mrs. J. l.. Johnson, near
ST. Joseph. Michigan, by Rev. Mr.. Fair
banks, DIR. 5. w. GouLp, OF Argos, Ind.
Ia Miss 5. A. SNlrH, OF The 'ormcr place.
The old year no doubt departed more
joyously and the new dawned more hope
fully for the doctor and his bride than for
years past May theirs be perpetual
honeymoon. 0'
AZ St. Thomas iEpiscopaD Church, on
the sth instant, by Rev. WIN. Lusk, jr.,
MIR. ALBEIT II. ELLwooD and Miss Rosa
LINE S. BAKER. of Warsaw. Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09

In additions Mr. Henry IStembach, man
ufacturer of sledgeE hammer, pick, adze.
and axe .hapdles, reports the shipment OF
999 dozen of those articles, valued at
Sl,4IS. '''efef'H"T
Among the receipts are enumerated 7ss
Kegs of beer, ,io4 of'which are credited TO
the month of'July. Reduce the number
Of kegs toAgallons, and the amount is suili-
cient to drown every man in Bourbon.
The temperance men and women of the
place should be up and doing.
The amount of business transacted in
lumber, cattle and hogs shows that we have
an active and enterprising class of business
men here, whose preserce could be iily-dis-
pensed with Among these are the Erwin
Brothers, n. E. Minard, Marshall James,
and Acker & Slough. The table above
does not include all the shipments from
this point. A complete manifest would
show an AMOUNT Of business done here that
places Bourbon 10 1he font rank among
her neighbors. For the facts as given, we
are indebted DIR. A l. Morris, our accom-
modating freight agent.
The Democracy, we learn. are marshall
ing their hosts for the coming campaign.
The. Republicans ought to be mp and doing
and A. Fork withsll their strength. Let
us be ready TO fling in the faces ofthe Cops
q township majority of fifty-two at lie
spring election. e tti > 'ss'lf-
There will be Union meeting at Wind
biglsr's Hall on the evening Of the 10Th
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09

instant, at o'clock sharp. Let every pa
triot and lover of liberty attend. Every
soldier who fought in the Grand Army of
the Republic and is yet true 10 his colors,
WIG is in favor of sustaining Congress in
its endeayors to frown down treason and
encourage loyalty at the South, is specially
invited. Turn out one and all, for business
Of vital importance viii be transacted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09
Nofrat,s LII. Pills and PheuI, gItt.r,.

The wonderful effects of Moffat's Life Pills in
ses Of mental depression or physical weakness pro-
ceeding from indigestion, costiveness, bilious
secretions, certified TO by millions of persons
who have been benefited by them. They are the
most effective catharte and purifier be lore the
public and have been in since 1925. They
are cheap, saioaud reliable. sold by all respectable
dealers eyerywhere
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09
HYDRO CARDOl {!
SUPERIOR 10 COAL OH.
CHEAPER AND BETTER.
FREE FROM SMOKE.
No Disagreeabic Odor +!
NoN-ExPLoSIvE!
HIrE, SHOOK & CRAWFORD,
On the Corner South Of the Parker House.


Have the sole Agency for Marshall County sbr tbs
sale Of Rogers Improved Burning Oil. being snb
stitute Tor Coal OH and in every way FAR superior
TO it, LIS .s..t
IL 10 NOS-ExPLOSIyE. makes q brighter light
than Coal oil, and does not much iy 20 c. nts
per gallon. With No. burher more light ear b
obtained than By No. Cosl Oil burner. and at nc
greater expense With the sized blaze pro-
duced BY the old burner the consumption Of oil IL fl
less. and the light much greater. ~ .fslr Sc
Its cost is FIFTY CENTS PER GALLON, a Bur
suitable for the oil costs ~ cents together only
cents more than the price Of gallon Of Coal OIL
Alter the rst gallon there will be saving Of ~ cent
ON each gallon purchased. r-r-ee -r1.r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09

TIE HIsroRY OF THE GREAT REBELLION.
Can be written by any well educated
man in a single hall year, but the history
of the success of DIR. j. w. Poland's White
Pine Compound could not be written ey q
thousand welt educated men in fifty half
years,--so intimate are its relations with
every man and woman in the country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09
70 Won know that The property which

Do You know that The property which
you occupy and can your home is yours?
There are thousands of titles to real es-
tate In Marshall County that are not worth
the paper they are written on.
There are hundreds OF Patents from the
Government that have never been record
ed, and these detects should be corrected
al once.
{ DO You want TO know whether the tith
10 your farm or home is good or notY
CogBIS * MANIFESTATION have a per
feet Deed Abstract of everr section OF
lind and Town Lot in Marshall County.
lrvou desire TO satisfy yourselves. cali al
our Abstract Oilice, over The Bank, in
Plymouth.
ls-f] Comm & vASvALKESsrneu.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
TO CONSUWpTyVES.

The Rev EDWARD A. WILSON, will. send (free
Of carge TO all who desire it, the prescription with
the directions for making aud using the simple
dy bywnich he Was cured OF lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only object Is Ia
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will
and may prove blessing. Please address
1 ~ REV. EDWARD A. WILSON. f,
No lS5 South Second Street, williamsburgh, n. Y.
Nav 10. 1s57-suly ,il4- ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09
Religious Intelligence.
PLYMOUTH

- - PLYMOUTH
FresbyferiGs--PlymOuth Presbyterian Church on
Centre street, between Adams and Jefferson serscer
on Sunday at 1880 a. m. and 700 D. m. Sabbath
school at l;so p m Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening AZ ~ p m Young peoples prayer meeting
and Washington SIS.
Methsd.st EpiscoPai.-Corner Of Iaporte and Centre
STREETS Services ON Sunday at 1880 a. m. and 7:OD
p m sabbath School at Up. m. Residence Of pastor.
wet Of church. Tl-
Pro'ests'a EPiscoPai.-st Thomas Church, east side
oenire street, between ADAMS and Jefferson. Rev.
W M Lusk, jr, rector. Services on Sunday at l0:3O
a m and p m SInisy School At p. IA. Services
Surin= The week according TO the Christian year.
sunday School rehearsal on Friday at y. m.
BOURBON.
Afaosff-f Episco.ai.-S-ryices Sunday 1870
a. M aud 100 p. M. Sabbath School at 800 u. nj,
Rev. c. ". rimons. pastor
Jh'ted Bretsres.-Str vices at 1890 n m and ZOO d.
M. every sabbath Sabbath School at 900 a. M
Rev. A Potter. pastor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09
IT Is FREE FROM SMOKE

And all disagresable odcr II nay h burned in q
clsr room all night. aud rising dis~gresabIs
and unhealthy odor l. pcroeptible, ike that emitted
BY Coal OIL
The advantages which II possesses over all other
Oils will commend II % all ~ho give IL a far trial.
In every instance where IL has fairly tested il
has given entire satisfaction.
HlTE. SHOOK 4 CRAWFORD.
Plymouth, Dec %, 1857. n7tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-09
reather Red. C,cansea.

Those having old fcafher beds can have
the feathers renovated, purified and rem
dered healthy. elastic aud light, by sending
them to Samuel Derr, OF Walnut ST., west Of
the new Methodist Church. He cleanses
and renovates by steam, and invites all to
call and examine for themselves. He will
remain in Plymouth only week or two.