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T OST.BETWEEN THE CORNER OF
IL KIM AND MARKET, and No. Il Smith
street, boad GOLD BRACELET. chased, with the
owners nme in full. A suitable reward will be
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T OS'. SOMEWHERE ON KING OR
H Wntworth streets. o LEATHER WALLET,
containing about So in small bills, and some private
papers ono value except to the owner. The finder
will confe o favor, and may keep the money. If he
will leav, the papers addressed to ~. N. at the
OFFICE g THE DAILY NEWS. February 10
DICKlD UP ADKIFT, Two BOATS
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HOUSE, Stlivan's Island 3* 5arch 3b
DICKD UP, A FLAT, NEAR THE
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Wants.

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-16

Coon NKws.-We have some good news
to tell our old friends: The Westervelts
have walked up sgain, and are now offer
ing wonderful bargains to close out their
winter goods Doublc-width English Me
rinos at pc per yard (worth 40c); Double
Shawls at $500 worth s7.OO; heavy
Zephyr Wool Shawls at 5000 CORNER
price, 5000; grey Twilled Flaanels at 4Oc
(worih 6Oc) red Twilled do at 40c; Hoods
and Nubias, anything they have at Sl.00
each double-soled Cloth Caters at $500
(worth S2.5O); heavy double soled Calfskin
Shoes (warranted) at $3.50 per pair; a
large quantity of whole leather, double
soled Boots, to close out at $500 to $500
per pair; and many other ihirgs, that We
have not room to mention, astonishingly
cheap.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-16

Plymouth has enough professional men
and her complement of stores and grocer
les. What the town needs is some enter
prise that will bring here and employ
large number Of skillful mechanics. Last
year merchants here as elsewhere lost
money, for the very good reason that they
overstocked themselves. Another year.
we hope to see at least a moiety of capital
Withdrawn from mercantile ventures and
invested in something that will give remu-
nerstive employment to labor.
Regardless of Cost!
The true descendants of lshmael are
landlords. No one is willing to concede
them hearts softer than flint. Every
body thinks he pays too much rent, and is
ever on the lookout for cheaper house
On the other hand, proprietors complain OF
tenants, and argue that they do not receive
fair rate of interest on their investments.
The true policy for every man who posi-
bly, can, is to buy little property of his
own. No matter If II be few steps further
from your shop or store-the walk in the
morning and evening will do you good, and
you can carry a lunch, which will save
you the noon trip and your wife the trouble
OF getting dinner. The rent and savings
of four years will buy and furnish neat
and comfortable home.
s. L. Harvey, ex-editur andex proprietor
of the Democrat, started West last Tues
day, in search of a suitable place to locate,
He will hardly find one where the steal
ings will be as good as they were in this
county during his brief career as publisher
of the Democratic organ.
Although the sales of delinquent lands
two years ago were clearly illegal, on ac-
count of deficient notice, the officers at the
Curt House have uniformly exacted the
costs of advertising and sale from the
owners of the lands. ii they get them
selves into trouble by their illegal acts, who
will be TO blame?
The Auditor has issued his mandamus
10 tic 1OuDtN lltdcuIci tHCCtiu- MN "
collect one dollar from the owner of each
tract OF land advertised for the non pay.
ment of taxes for the year 1866 and former
years" What this dollar is for is not
| stated. but we presume it is. to pay The
printer for advertising, and the fees of the
Auditor and Treasurer in the premises.
The new freight house of the Chicago
Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad has been
completed, ard the agent, Mr. II. S. Ben
son, has taken possession. The trains now
run on the new track, aud ample arrange
menis have been made for receiving and
shipping freight. This road offers to take
freight to Chicago on the same terms
charged by the p, Fl. W. & c. r. r., and
we understand, is carrying large amount
OF lumber and other articles.
4 new pile remedy is advertised by Mr.
l.. Tyrrell, in another column. The eff
cacy of this medicine in the disease named
is aiies.ed by numerous certificates from
well known citizens
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Overcoats at halrpiice, al Dale's.
Destructive Fire.

On Saturday night last, about half-pa
eleven. fire was discovered in the roof OF
the moulding room of Adams & Zehner's
Foundry. in South Plymouth. The process
of moulding was going on when the flames
burst forth, aud they were no douls COM
municated by The stack to the combustible
material which surrounded it. The Fire
Department were promptly summoned 10
The scene, and arrived in good time to have
saved c large amount of property from de
struction, had not the engine been totally
useless, as it was. Device after device was
tried to make it do its duty. bu, all failed.
Meantime, the fire ficnd was at work, and
soon not only was the Foundry and grea,
part of its valuable contents destroyed, but
the blacksmith shop contiguous thereto, be
longing to Mr. William Taylor. was also
consumed.
Fortunately the wind was not strong
and by the use OF a few pals of water the
flames were prevented from crossing Mich
igan street, although at one time there
seemed TO be some danger Of their doing
so.
The Foundry building belonged to Mr..
Oscar Simons, and was worth probably
$500. Messrs. Adams & Zehncr owned
the machinery and stock of the Foundry,
and are losers to the extent of SO, 800. Dir.
Taylor estimates his loss at $500. None
of the property destroyed was insured.
| Mr.. Simons, we understand, intends to
rebuild at an early day; Mr.. Taylor will
replace his shop with new structure i'm
mediately, and thinks he will be ready to
receive and fill orders in his line at the end
of two weeks at farthest; but whether
Nsssrs Adams Zehner resume operations
depends upon the liberality Of our citizens
Mr.. Adams had all his means invested in
the Foundry, and, of course, is unable to
resume business without assistance. This
should be promptly rendered, as he is not
only deserving man, but an excellent
mechanic. His loss would seriously dam
age the towE, and discourage other men Of
enterprise from settling here.
Much chagrin and modification is fcl.
by the members of the Engine Company,
on account of the failure of their machine
to perform its part. THIS feeling has been
aggravated by number of false reports
as to the cause of the failure, the most
stupid of which was suggestion that one
OF the valves of the engine had been put in
upside down. 1t 10 hardly necessary to
deny tina, such was the case--such acct
dents having been, of course, provided
against and rendered impossible. TIE
most reasonable hypothesis we have listen
ed to was based on the fact that men at
the brakes commenced operations before
the machine was in position or the suction
pipe properly in the water. Though they
suspended work but a moment to allow
mstters to be adjusted, when they again
commenced everything was frozen cold,
the atmosphere being bitterly cold. The
engine was oyerhauled Sunday by the
engineer of Oglesbee, Mat,isgly & Blacks
saw mill, and was brought out to extin-
guish a pile of coke on the site of the late
Foundry. when more deliberaiion was ex-
ercised, and everything worked splendiily
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-16

TIE EOYS IN BLUE; or, The HEROES
OF me RANK AND FnE, by Mrs. a. III.
HoeE: comprising Incidents and Remin-
iscenccs from Camp, Battle-F Field and
Hospital, with Narratives Of the Sacri-
fee, Sufferings and Triumphs of the
Soldiers of the Republic. In substantial
binding, Extra English Cloth, $500; In
Extra English Cloth, Beveled Boards,
(Gilt Edge, $3.50.
M II A. Goshorn is canvassing por-
ton of this county in behsl of the above
work. The auihoress finds the truest he
roism and devotion among the rank and
file of the Grand Army of the Republic
The book is illustrated profusely with Tho
most stirring scenes of soldier life.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-16

Do you know that the property which
you occupy and cal! your home is yours?
There are thousands Of titles to real es-
tate in Marshall County that are not worth
the paper they arc written on.
There are hundreds of Patents from the
Government that have never been record
ed, and these defects shonld be corrected
al once.
DO you want to know whether the title
to your farm or home is good or not?
CoRBIN Il VASvALKEyBugGH have per
feet Deed Abstract of every section of
lard and Town Lot in Marshall County.
fyou desire to satisfy yourselves, call at
cur Abstract Office, over the Bank, in
Plymouth.
4s-tf CoRBIN & VANvALKKNBrRGu.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-16
REsTOREDs IGNO-
RANCE ExPOsEDs FALLA.
CYES UNMASKEDy

Highly important 20 both sexes married or single
In health or disease. Dr.. LARNONTS Paris, Lon
don, and New York Medical Adviser and
Anatomical illustrations, Upon Mental ana Nervous
Debility, Urinary Deposits and fmpetenry, AfIec-
tions Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gentle Urinary Or
gans, and their consequences. and anatomy Of both
moral legitinnf and eiectnal method Of preventing
too rapid Increase Of hmily-his unequaEed Paris
and London treatment, &c. Mailed free for $50,
closely sealed
All who would avoid the barbarous treatment with
Mercury, Copaiba, Iajections Canterizations Quack
SPECIFICS, Antidctss aud Instruments, should own
this valuable work. consult the poctorpereonally
by letter, No. l73 Roadway, N. Ysrk, from 10
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1--WE concur with other papers in recommending
DR.. LARM0NT and his work.r--Couri des Eas
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-16

And feeling the hand OF time weighing heavily mon
them with alt its attendant ills, will find In the %
this BITTERS or the TONIC, elixir that will
insul new life in their veins, restore In measure
the energy and arior Of youthful days build up
their shrunken forms, and give health and happiness
10 their remaining ycars
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-16
TO OWNERS OF HORS Els.

Thousands Of Horses die yearly from Collie. This
need not be. Or. Tobias yenitian Horse LinimeRt
win positively cure every case if given when frst
taken. The cost is only one dollar. Every owner of
horse shouid have bottle in his stable. ready for
use. 1t is warranted superior TO anything else for
the of Cuts Wind Calls, swsllinSs. Sore Throat
Sprains, Bruises, Old Sores, &c. This Liniment is
no new remedy. 1t has been used and approved {,
twenty years by the first hoiscmen in the country
Given TO over-driven horse, it acts like magic.
Orders constantly received from the racing stables
Of EnelaRd for II. The celebrated Hiram Woodruff.
of trottng fame, used it for many years. and said it
is far superior to any other he has tried. Recolect,
DIR. Tobias Yenitian Horse Linimeat is put up in
pint bottles. Take no othor.
Sold by Druggists aud sadilers. Depot. Sc Cort-
landt street. New York. fnslm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-16

Montgomery & Brink, manufacturers of
doors, sash and window blinds, and pro-
prietors of the planning mil south of
.he. railroad, have dissolye. Partnership.
Mr.. Brink will hereafter conduss the bust
ness, and intends to add thereto the manu-
facture ofAiorrill 4 Reeves Clothes Racks.
As soon as he can provide himself with the
necessary machinery he will engsye in the
manufacture Of Oh ans, also. -f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-16

Certainly; Plantation Biitcrs will do it
when nothing else will. Melancholy, De-
preston, Hypochondria, Insanity, all
spring. more or less, from diseased stom-
ach. and this, Plantation Diiters is sure
cure for. There is no mistake about it;
Dyspepsia, Headache. Dizziness, Ague, and
Low Spirits must yield to the health giving
and genial influence of the Plantation Bit
tiers. IT you are in doubt, make one trial
and be convinced. Thus say those who
know