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HAIR DRESSING,
The Heated Term.


August Is invaribly an unhealthy month. and
the dog days are universally quoted a. an un
healthy season. Diseases moro frequently termi.
nate fatally at this time than at any other. owing
~ the relaxation OF the system. rnis is there
fore. tho proper time to use remedy that will
recuperate tho strength and iortify the system
agai, st the taoks OF diseases. Experience has
demonstrated the fact that n0STETrERS
STOMACH BIrTERS 10 the best me icine used to
accomplish this desirable obje.t by Its use the
appetite Is increased digestion promoted, all feel
ings OF depression removed and the vital functions
restored. The afnIcted should avoid all pernicious
alcoholic preparations purportlng to be tones and
restorstives, as they only afJrd temporary exhil.
iraiion. and eventually entail dangerous, II not
fatal, results. This Is never the case with HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs They AFFORD
permanent benefit and soothe the nerves without
reaction followiig their use. Tn weak and debil-
itated, by Its aid. awake to sense Of the enjoy
meut OF life, and they are abled once more to
take their accustomed positions In society. HOS
LETTERS BITTERs are now considered the
standard remedy for all diseases arising from an
impurity OF tho blood. They are manufactured In
great quantities, and there is scarcely q city or
hamlet on the habitable globe whore they may
not be found. August.
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Moth Patches, freekies and Tan.
The only reliable remedy Tor those brown dis
celebrations on the lace ls .Pvrss NsA ssd Frsekis
Lsbss." Prepared only by Dr. ID. z. Perry, "
Bond 81, New York. e Sold everywhere
6msplll
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE OF MAINE

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
AUGUSTA. July ~, 1868.
An adjourned session OF the Executive Council
will be held at the Council Chamber, In Augusta,
on Monday. the 10th day Of August next
AttestI FRANKLIN ~ DREW, Sec. Estate.
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STATE OF MAINE.

"a ~ - VI
YORK. IS.
1T a Court Of County Com mf''ionsr.. 6tsnn
an. ksfd at aired, for and ,ctfhia tie
County of York, on tie second Tassddy Of
.1pTu, A. d. 1868, and by aIjournmentf from
iiss 10 time 10 hs iaiA day Of July, A. D..
1868.
On the foregoing Pstition.it lsoonsidercd by the
Comm ssioneTs that the petitioners are Iespopsi.
bic and that they ought 70 DO heard touchisg the
sons and corporations interssted, that the County
Comis,io will meet Of the dwelling house Of
(Itis r. Ross In ShaplsiEh. in said County OF York
on Tuesdsy the nnssnth day Of Ssptsuber, A.
10. isSs az Ten O'Clock In the forsooon, when they
Win proceed 70 view the roats SET forth In the Pc.
tition, and Immediately amer such view. at some
CON Vsnient place In the vicinity. Will give bat.
inI 70 the parties and their Witness. Bald notice
order Of notice thereon, 70 b ssrvsd upon ths
rovn Clerks Of the towns Of Alfred and wsssrec-
ron III. In aid Coauty ofYork. and also oy post
ins M Copies ofthe same In three public pisces
In each of said towns. and BY puhlishing the sms
thrSe weeks successfully In the Unios Anp youa.
IIL . newspsper printed in Biddeiord, In said
County Of York, the aSt Of ,aid puoliea lions, and
bssors ths time Of ssd meeting. that all persons
any hey h.v. Why thspnysr Of petition should
NV A,,.s. n. TAiRFIELp.
<.~~>~, Copy q the Petition and Order u
$3.50 A's':s; u. EAIh,rsLpe;; .,..
WV
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MARRIED..
DIED.

In this city, Ang ,, by Rev. j. Mcmillan, Mr.. Albert
X. Cieave, and Miss Mary 4 Andrews, both OF u.
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SUMNER VACATION. 1868.
A IL the Photograph Rooms In ssco and Bid
"A deford will be closed
From Aug. 10th until the 24th.
July 10Th, 1868. tw3i'
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Auin,I aud Snarual.
traveller Guide.
AAIL-oADA

n,,,,,.p frslss law be- Dossss ssANth wes-I.u
All . 80 A T. ana . - anA Ga p.n.
r,.ns Issvs tos PursiAaA anA the xAs-y-A N.o7 and
N q 4. T., anA f.ls - e.20 P.h ~
A. T., asA al and an 2. =.
rrsins leave NJ Ps<siAnA 81 ~ HAs-s, 10 and
a. 50 A. H., and - anA 80 y.n.
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BIDDEFORD, EMXlNE.
CHARLES HARDY

.OPFERS Blk STORE LOTS FOR SALE
" OR LEASE, located on Adams' street, mont:
Ing City Building and square, adjoining Biddsford
HOUSE lot Said Lots are ~ feet deep.
Also, House OF STORE LOTS on WashlnEton
street.
Also. HOUSE LOTS on Granite, Alfred and IT.
Vernon ttreets. % TWT.r
AisN HOUSE AND LOT In ssso. on Thorn.en
fOr particulars call .. bis 0fnes, No. q Lincoln
street a26
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Special Notices.
- % Ayers ~ COY
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
Is at oncc agreeable,
healthy, aud cFectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
to lis original color
scih tic gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin l,air IN tl,irk-
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REAL LorERIA DE Ia IsLA DE- cUnA.
In The drawings k~ 1888 thsrs VII b
oo, 900 TICKETS "a, 900
3ee, oOe.oo In Geld drown every seven.
teen Days. -
rsss eaaAsd asd inAs.akioa Evsa als hasAasa NO.
- ~ npAasA puabapo anA IN ksda a. GA - @.
oo0a0E uPHAM,
l VA Hwussoss srsss, hsviAooS, Z
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To the Honorable County Com missionsrs Of
the County of York.

the Counfy0 YORK.
THE undersigned would most respectfully
l. represent that the road leading nom Ross Cor.
ner In Shapleigh TO WATERFORD, Old Corner In
WATERFORD, Is very hiliy and Hard road. and
that the Increased travel and freight 70 and from
the Depot on the Portland and Rochester Hall
Road, Of South WATERFORD, demands location Of
a road freer from hills Therefore We would pray
thai a soon 10 may be, you will examine and To-
cate new road, beginning ct some point on the
road between Ross Corner village and the dIel.
ling house OF Abram Jsllssen: Thence running
down through the valley BY Middle Brsnon Pona,
to some point on the old road near Ivory o. Smiths
House In Waterford, ~ 10 your Judgment pu1iio
convenience and nsoessitv require ssid locauon
= = SEWALL LORD,
and one hundred and my ave others
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f Notices of deaths not exceany six lines, inserted
free above that number. regular advertising rates.
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DONG. ARsH0E b co.,

IN BIDDEF0BD AT LAST.
TINE only genuine end true chinaman In
Il porter Of the anest qualities Of TIA mto tne
United States, "a Sysroons all ebstselss nd -
Ablishsd an Agency ior the extensive sale OF Tsss
cefsss, &C., ct Os. 1fRvExs' Daua 9fohs, ~ IAN,
and o. usohel A. srlvass' NEW Dsue Sroas, .
Elm street, Biddeford. whore the Best BsrpsHs in
Japan, Oolouy. Mandarin. English Breakhst, Young
and Old Hysou. Best uunpowdsr Tea and me
choicest variety OF Cofiets In the market can De
had and ffoo rs 70 60 cts. per poand svsdr Al
called at the Drug store Of Dr. Stevens, ~ Main
street or OF the New Drug store OF 9eorge A. Ste
vens 81 Elm street, shers they can be better suit
ID for less money. +W3l
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To the Honorable, the County Comm,,sionsrs
of the COUNTY of York:

To the Honorable, the County Comm,''ionsrs
Of the County Of York:
TNHE undersigned, citizens and legal voters In
l. the County Of York, respectfully represent,
that the highway as now travelled from the town
OF Limington to Hollis Centre, and Salmon Falls,
In buxton, IL circutous and hilly. and that more
direct way between said places would be Of COM
mon convenience and necessity to witt A way
commencing ct Edgecombs Bridge, so called at
tho line between the towns OF Limingtou and Wa.
terborough. and running thence through Water.
borough and Limington to the Limerick road near
tho hotel OF Charles W. Smith, at North Hollis,
thence through the town OF Hollis, passing near
the dwelling house OF John r. Smith, and thence
on the south-westeriy side OF Deer Pond 70 point
near the dwelling house or Joseph u. Tarbox |,
thence to the highway leading from Eleaser Burn.
hams to Hollis Centre, near said Burnhams re J.
dence thence to interscct with tho highway from
Alfred 10 Salmon Fails, In Buxton, ut point near
Hollis Centre Village thence TO the bridge at
said salmon Falls, at the dividing line between
Buxton and Hollis.
We therefore pray you to mako such alterations
Of said highway by new locations and by straight
ching and otherwise, betweon the points and pla-
css above named, rs common convenience and ne
cessity may require.
April u, 1865. and siIty-six others.
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Spring u Is CHEEKY,
Winter Is dreary,
Green leaves hang. but the brown must nyi
When he Is shaken.
Lone aud forsaken.

What can IN old man do but die'
Why, take Plantation Bitters, TO besure, and with
them q new lease OF life. Tho old are male young
again the middie-Aeed rejoice. and the young be-
come doubly brilliant by using this splendid Tonic.
Dyspepsia Heartburn, Liver Complaint. Headache,
Pains in the Side. "Crick In the Back" and all
symptoms OF StOmachic Derangement yield At once
10 the giving influence OF Plantation Btters
They add strength TO the system and buoyancy to
the mind.
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STATE OF MAINE.
Rssslvs relative 10 state Indsstr,sl SeAssisv Orb.


Received. That u 10 essential 70 the highest In
terssts or the State that measures should Be taken
ID the earisst practicable day, 10 sstablish a In
dustrial school Tor girls, In seoordsaes vlth ths
Of lion. George D. Berrovc; con.
appointed under receive Of the Letn-
vestisats the principles snd opsrssioss o. seeh
Institutional and with . visv Of securing oo-opS.
ration In % desirable work. me Governor ano
Council are hereby directed 70 Invite and receive
propos tioos from any tswn 90 city desirng 70 have
.ek inssitution Ioceisd within their ilnit and "
report The sams 70 the next LsgislAtsre.
approved March 9Th, lsssJ
STATE OF MAINE, SsclErAnY.s 0vyIcs,l
AusrsfA, Jaly Il. isea.
n PROPOSALS within the scope Of the fbrsGolng
j Receive are hereby invited, and may Be seat 70
The once sf The ssststafy Of sests.
AZ ordss Of The 0eysrnor And Counou. I'D.
49," = fIAfKLM 9. DlHx
81 .r.f .-... esess>asy q ssess'
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TNICKETS to Canada and all parts Of the West,
at the Insurance Once Of RUFUS Small Son. City
building. 3m?2
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MlaxoliA wArxa-A delightful toilet article-supe-
rior 10 Cologne, AMI at half the price. 33-2S3s
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r,ct.,,ean no procured at oil the stations and ny
any trains on p. 8. q r., Eastern and ii. M.hai''
rosd !, At the same rates rs last year.
Annie aTrsn gemeuts will he made TO supply all
who may desire IL with board, and all other con.
yeniences that will add to the comfort oil all who
for further Information please address either OF
the Committee. n,,,.,,
SILAS p. ADAMS,
s.. Il. LEAvITT. Portland.
August, ,, 1868. a'l 2"a'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
FROM aNwOOD.

~ IywooD, May 2cth, 1868.
The usual quiet of our town was inter
rupted by regular skirmish in the vieini-
ty of n small lake, near town. last Sunday
evening. a couple ofpartes, one of gen.
temen. the other OF ladies and gentlemen,
were taking pleasure rides on the lake,
when by Some means (probably intention
al) the boats collided and almost capsizcd
the ladies boat High words cusued and
the parties landed for the purpose of set
tling the 'dilfikiiiy' by ''moral swasion."
Then eommenced scene of lip fighting.
One young- new married man. very deX-
terously pulled of his coat, which was pro-
badly done 10 aid him in fight. as he inn,
mediately started Tor home,' q la JTosfon,
and did not stop until he got there and
ensconsed himself behind the cook.stove,
where he ayowcd his intention to remain
until his brother Came, when he would
come out and whip tue whole scrape of
them" ~, -, -. -....,
The ladies finding they were having no
one 10 fight for them, resolved to attend ts
matters themselves. and regular war of
words ensued, which was finally compro-
missed by two young gents CALAMITY es-
corting The ladies' home, and remaining
with them until every ''spailS" of their an
ger was efectually conquered. s.
The whole affair was. probably caused
by too free use of rifle whiskey, or rotten
rhubarb, and to say the least, was the most
disgraceful affair ever enacted in this
town. Unfortunately, ma s'blood was split"
as no doubt the losing OF little ofsuch bad
blosd, would be blessing to the loser. ]
have no. given names, hoping that we
. may never have such an occurrence again
to record. We are happy, however TO
say that the ladies connected with the
belligerents, are not residents Of Inwood-
Sunday School, S. llerideth, Superin-
tcndent, opens every Sunday morning at
half past nine O'Clock, punctually. Every
body and their children are invited.
Mr. H. G. McCsurtney our new school
teacher is more than making amends for
the nuisance called school Of last win
|. ter. The people have splendid oppof-
tunity now of dccidiuy tire policy of hiring
good instead of poor teachers t0 take
charge OF our common schools.,.H
/ The wolf, spoken Of last week turned
out to be ''dGDs-sct," and the whole
story big ''ditto."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
FROM R0TRuoS.

BornnoS. Nay %, IScs.
EDIroI REPUBIIcAN.-TimeS are dnll,
money scarce and news items few, but such
as we have we give unto thee
Ii affords us pleasure TO announce that
our friend Jewellhas given up The of
removing TO Valparaisn. and designs run
ming the Photograph Gallery as heretofore.
lie has just fitted up his building neatly,
brought on new stock and is getting up
tie nices, Kind IF Photographs at S2 80
per dozen. Those~xishing work done in
his line would do well to give him call.
Houghlon &; Condrick have removed
their Grocery Store, and the.Post Office
also. to their new buildirg, east side of
main street. where they intend 10 keep a
good supply OF Groceries. aa
We understand several of onr citizens
have had their clothes lines robbed within
the last week or two. They should not
tempt the poor and dishonest to violate the
law, by leaving their clothes hanging on.
al night.
Mr. Samuel Davis has returned from the
geld regions and reports the gold diggins
humbug. There is very little gold, he
says, and hard 10 find al that. II is mo tly
in quartz aud not worth digging. The
excitement that has been going the rounds,
was started, he thinks, blythe lieng reports
cs swindlers and robbers that infest that
country, and make il their business 10 lob
and plumber all that come in their way.
Mr.. ID. reports scores of men there out of
employment ana destitute, with no psssi
bic means of getting money TO come home
ON. A great any would work for their
board but cannot get employment, even ON
those terms, and even on the Pacific Rail-
road there are twice as many hands as can
get work.
A Temperance meeting was held at the
U. b. Church Tuesday evening last.
Speeches were delivered by Rev. Tim
mons. Snep, Smith and others. 1.
We observe that J. W. Davis has COM
riencc,, work on the new brick block, cor
rer of Main and Center Streets. 1t will
add much tothe appearance of the place
wien completed. itle .ifa
Mrs. Hannah Baylor, died on the 22d
inst, in The I'D year Of her age. She
leaves many friends TO mourn her loss.
... u.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
Great DiscoyeYy.

II has long been claimed That IL We knew H., there
would he an herb, OF combination 81 hcri,s rnts
and b-rks That would cure all the ills human flesh is
ieir to- Dr. Iisilier. Win sw of his professional
friends have kept this idea eonstartiy in view aud
ian"rrd EARNESTLY aud perseyeringly for years fad
this most desirable ircasurc Though they have not
isind uiisfant cure ior all complaints they have
nescri eies- discovered remedy which, YET. has
heN.r ksi's in caring thiils and Fever, Dyspclssis,
and all diseases arising from any impurty # tie
blood or disrraaeement III ci th, digestive organs i'm
clEding Liver CONF aint. Coughs. Colds Sick Head
ache, Neuralgia Ncrsoa~ncSs General Debility aud
all arections of the kidneys aud Urinsry Organs
This great discovery ia honor Of thu iidefatiettie
lators Of Dr. B. Nishler. is called n shrs fIeri,
bit;ers. AMI whcncs int ro,l,e TAX. he place of
Vnbne and the host OF ether remedies used hereto
lore for fie complaints mentioned ahove.
sold by all Druggists and General D,-slers
Prepared s,lely by DIR. :. B. HARTMAN 4 CO..
Successors TO Dir. Is. MISHLER, Lancaster, Fenna.
ar:slw
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DR.. Heckell's Vegetable Ague Cure has
justly meritcd and is now receiving the
almost universe: appreciation of the people
in every ague district in The Union. 1t
does The work right up, is no humbug, and
deserves to be patronizcd by all.whs necd
an article OF this Kind. For sale by all
Druggists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
Jhe geunblitau.
ABOUT HOME.
Plymouth, Thursday, May 2e, 1876;
Local Breyfties.

a Base Ball Club has been organized in
this place. The game was called town ball
forty years ago.
The new time table, adopted some three
weeks since, Will be found in another col
umn. The Superintendent neglected to
send us copy until Saturday last.
Grain buyers report the tendency down
ward both in wheat and corn. Quotations
are barely maintained.
A heavy rain storm, accompanied with
astrong wind, prevailed here Tuesday night
and continued portion of the following
day.
The Grant and Colfax Club meets mex.
Saturday evening, at their Club room in
this place. Good music and Speaking may
be expected. All are invited, especially
the friends of Grant and Coliax.
The Hook and Ladder Company meets
next Tuesday evening, at Z o clock. Busl-
ness OF importance viii be transacted, and
full attendance of members is desired.
Warm weather isapproaching, and it will
be necessary TO resort 10 artificial means TO
keep cool. Potter d Spanglers remedy
will perhaps, prove the most eiiectual.
See adv't.
Those who want to procure pasturage
for cows are referred 10 ID. O. Quivey's
adv't cis,' 54 .a
The call for Judicial Convention, for
the 18th Common Pleas District, will be
found in another column.
The Corporation Clerk has stuck up no
ticcs round town that the Hog ordinance
will be enforced after ten days from date
of notice.
The indications now are that there will
be fine fruit crop in this region this sea
son, also the largest wheat crop we have
had for years. 9t. fn fe
The Corporation Board, saysthe Demo
crut, have made tho following apprepria-
tons. a-l
For corporation purposes. 500
= Fire department t.................. 4e0
6 Streets and Alleys 49,. ............ 1900
. School and school olhouses........... 500
Total S36G0.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
DoYou Know That The property which 70

ocen,y and call your hoDit is yunrse
There arc thousands of titles TO real estate ia Mar
shall County that not worth the lapcr they are
written
Their. are hundreds of Patents from the Gororn
rlent that have never vet bern recorded. and these
defects should be corrected al once. p
DO YEN want 10 know whether the title 20 yonr
farm or home l. good or not. Hr H rn-
CoRntx < VANVALKENnuls have perfect Deed
Abstract Of every section If land and Town lot in
Marshall County. II yon dcsr to satisfy yourselves.
call al Abstract ciksc over the Bank la flyl-
oath. CoEBfN NASNALkENBUEOtl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28

The Grant AMI Colflx Club was address
cd Saturday evening last by Mr. Anderson
a delegate 10 the Republican National
Convention from New York. We were
denied The pleasure of attending the meet
ing. other pressing engagements prcvon--
ing, but those who were more fortunate
speak of it in high terms. Mai. Moore
also made capital speech, we are inform
ed The hall was crowded with interested
hearers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28

Any one contemplating advertising
should read the card in another column ei
MEssRs- GEo. p. RowEII, & Co, Advert
sing Agents, 40 Park Row, New York.
fhis establishment is perhaps the most ex-
tensiye one OF the Kind in the United
States, and the iheycry large business they
contr"i enables them to secure FOR their
customers most Important advantages.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28

All who want fine boots made for the
fourth OF July, by Ryder Il Miller, should
call and leave their measures four weeks
before the time, Otherwise they will not
get them. Their fame as good workmen
has soac out into ;he regions round about.
and the consequence is they are always
three or tour weeks behind their erdcrs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
r
Accident.

4 young man by Tic name OF Obedient
Alleman, while handling revolver oD
Sunday last. in some way managed TO
shoot himself through the fore finger of bs
left hand between the knuckle and first
juint, sh@,iering tie bone badly, and is, Of
course VERY Dainful
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
PubIIes sale.

Will be sold at Public Auction, en- the
corner of Michigan and Gano streets, on
Saturday. -Noy %. 1865,
10, of Househeld Furniture. consisting
of Bedsieads. Tables. Chairs. Carpets,
Cooking and Parlor Stoves. Meat Barrels,
Dishes, Crockery Ware, Sc., &c. Terms
Cash. t.aoil fs.fl .,l. it..ft..
CHARLES COOK. Auctioneer. {.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
MANIggn

On the goth inst, ny j. G. Osborne, Esq.
at the residence of Israel Uncapher, In
Plymouth, Mr. JACOB GREESswIG and Mrs
Also-At same time and place, by same,
Mr.. GEORGE w. UScAPHER and Miss. Me-
IIssA l.. AKIN. s--
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
For the .faes Bot; ana Shoes go to ParL'


Brown Bros have brought on regular
Soda Fountain, and will be able to furnish
the genuine article to those who are fond
fit The portion on the counter is very
rich and tasty.-ihe handsomest thing OF
the kind, as well as tile best arranged, we
ever saw any where. II must be seen to
be appreciated. Itwould require several
inches space TO describe its excellence in
an ineligible manner. The cos: of the
Fountain and fixtures was over four hun
dred deilars, we understand -.
AeESrs WASrEp-Eisht or ten good active Young
men can find a first rate summers job by applying
to H. b. Reeves. r. NJ. Merrill, at Res Ware
house, or by ai'ircssing Box 2z5, Plymouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28

One Pottlr of. W. Poiani-s uuIror Doctor win
cnrs any ordinary lfunor; aud issif-daz.n IotfleS
will the Of scrcfula. Gold by Brown
brothers. t-t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28

-'The dearest thing you c'fr Knew within 4 In
man docr." Poiand's While Pine c.,nnogn.i.
Read the advertisement and you arc diseased trg a.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28

Frank Leslie for June is very attrac-
tive and beautiful number. AS n Fashion
Magazine it is reliable. and its literary de-
parimicnt always furnishes feast OF good
things. Price 81. 80. Address Frank Leslie,
New York City.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28

Don't forget when you want The bsa 5arecins. IN
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