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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26
Franklin Insurance Company
or WHEELING.
Capitala.........SlJO,O 900.


T.. II Logan, t p shallcross. ] 8, Rhodes,
Geo. Mendel, j n. Hobbs, Samuel hcC!el
Ian, G. W. Pranzbelm, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
TUIls COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
| organized four years, and IN that line
done a successful business, s still prepared to
tlkc risks at fairrateson buildings oial klnds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments
Furniture. Steam }oatsand Cargoes on the
Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior Inducements
ID Farmers, Whereby they can bc insured on
dwellings, furniture, barns, aud contents, Tor
3 orJ yonrsat reduced rates.
This being home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus Of any company. in
Tie STATE aud composed of somo nincty-four
stockholders, most Of Shnm are among our
best business men, recommends ilsetl to TIE
favorable consideration Of the insurlng pubic
and solicit, their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended TO BY the Secretary
Office 81 Monroe street
N. G. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAN'L NcGLELLAN President,
GEO. MENOEL, Vice President.
20. n. COEN Special Agent
GEO. MARTIN, AGENT Point Pleasant,
W Va, Hume 2O-iy'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

you are as good a husband aS you
ought TO be you viii show your wife, say
full one hall as much attenIion in com
pany as you do the frolliCkiog, high
ny girls on your right and left, AT
leO,t you will so far Acknowledge her
presence or acquaintance a1 to occasion.
lily speak to her.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

A Kansas reporter, having been on a
buffalo hunt, says that the party killed
seventy Of the animals. and he has lived
on the meat so long that his head is
shaggy, and he bellows when he trieG
10 talk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

A credulous man said TO q vag who had
wooden leg, How came you o have a
wooden lcg?' Why, answered the wag
my father had one, ADD SO had my grand
father. II runs in the blood.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

WANTED IN CovNEcTrcUT The Re-
publican papers Of Connecticut, are en-
treating the Democratic Managers to i'm.
port TO that State G. G. Burr, Henry
Clay Deono, Montgomery Blair, Brick
Pomeroy, and the remainder of the Cop,
perhead crew who canvnssed New
Hampshire SO successfully For them
With the help Of these Democratic
lights. they think they can defeat En-.
glish and secure Republican majority
OF fully three or four thousand.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

The Memphis Post says ono Of the
merchants OF that city, who is perfectly
bald, baS offered reward Of ooc thous.
and doIlors for talo that will make his
hair slond on end.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

An Extra Session Of the WOst Vir,
piniN Legislature will be held q, Wheel,
log mex June, to revise the Code &c.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

a Connecticut bridegroom refused to
assent to that part of the marriage vow
which pledges the husband to cherish
the wife in sickness and in heaIih,' al.
leging that she might be SICK all The
time.
He ought TO be Kicked.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

The Greeusburg (Ind,) Herald, in
commenting on the bill TO put recon
s.suction, 10 GrOuts hands, says:
When that time does come (when
it pOssea the senate) the sooner tho
earth Is rid Of him the better; there will
be a Job for another Booth. By the
hair Of ST. Michael, wO would rather see
him in hi than king over a single
inch Of American soil. and it is our opin.
ION, If his Equestrian Mghtine@ we're
10 accept under the new reconurlruc.
tion law, he would be seeking home 10
thO above hot region before he would
over reach the capital Of his new king.
dom.
We need hardly odd that ths, Herald
apOmOotsas PSpt@ 81
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26
TOnCHINGI

/ dearly luy the singin' bnF1,
And little huzzin bee.
But dearcr far than all the world,
Is tby swest voice to me.
Oh, very deep Is dad4Y's we'll,
And deeper il the sea.
But deeper mi my bnasom is
Tho lhV ! bear for thee.
Then smile on me-, dear Angelina,
Aud make my heat feel lite,
Chain the big 10, and viii cum.
A courlin Sunday night
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

Alta kicking match in New York, thu
winner Kicked nine feet and TWO inches.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26
WANTED. An ear from the head oil

WANTED, IAN ear from the head Of
a river.
A feather from tn, wiog of house,
A toe from the foot Of mountain.
A hair from the tale Of Of tho Two
Cities.
A tooth from the mouth Of river
The buttons from coat Of paint.
Bones from the arm of sea,
The windPipe from the neck Of bot
tie.
Shingles from the roof ofa mouth.
Horns from The calf of a Woman's log
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

ohior1poCts The ssyoniaeu years 10
onslSothiS HANr.Nn M
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26
sI.OOO,OOO in watches!

SI,OOO,O0O in watches!
FOR SALE ON THE POPULAR
nD~ONE PRICE PLAN sGa
GIVING EVERY PATRoN.A 9r
Handsome & Reliable Watch!
For the Low Price often Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARDiTO VALUE,
AND NOT TO Be PAID FOR UNLESS PERFECTLY
NV SATISFACTORY
100 Solid gold hunt'g watches, $3.50 to $1,000
l00 Magic cased gold watches, $40 10 $50
lao Ladies watches, enameled, 100 to 800
101 Geld hn'ig chronter watch's, 25Oto 300
10O Gold hunting English levers, 2HO to $50
3On Gold h'tng gold DupleIes, l5Oto 20O
500 Gold h'mg Amer. watches, l0Oto 29O
500 Silver hunting levers, 2o to i22
800 Silver hunting Dup.exes, 70 TO S2oU
500 Gold ladies watches, 5vto 290
1000 Gold HuRtug Lepiney. ~ to %
400 Miscellaneous silver watches, 90 to l0O
$500 Hunting silver Watches. V to 5l
5000 Assorted Watches oil kinds, lOto 20
IfEycry patron Obtains Watch by this ar
engagement. costing but $40 while it may be
worth 81 900. No partially shown.erI
We wish to Immediately dispose ofihe above
magnificent Sock. Certificates, naming the
articles, are placed in sealed envelopes, aud
well mixed. Holders are entitled 10 the aric'
hs namci on their certificate upon he pay
ment Of Ton Dollars, whether II be watch
worth 81 900 or one, worth less. Therclurn OF
any Of our certificates entities you 10 The artic'
e named thereon upon payment, Irrespective
Of It's worth, and asno article valued less than
SO is named on any certificate, tW'll AZ once
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26
COUNTRY PRODUCES

The highest market market price win be
paid for Gin'eng, Feathers, BcrSwax Wool,
Vinegar Seneca Snake Root, Dried Apples,
Peaches. Flax Seed and FlrS inclsh or Goods.
/. STRAUS d Co
Main street. near the Court House,
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

He ought to be kicked.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
MAXEY'S
MAXEY'S
improved Spring Bed 30 tom
PATENTED THE zsI DAT Of yAHuaM. nss.

lEIIEkS 10 D.6O.
This 10 superior to all other Spring bed Bottoms
yet produced, and few ef the Advantages a.
fellows
I. Tn. pressure on the Springs 10 even. and there
10 sasging or ts<ginG down Of any part while the
q There no giving way Of any part, because 10 10
stayed ~ sid-s ~ we'll ~ ends.
). Itis adjustable to any sIrsd bod. ~ith with
out additional slate.
Z. Anv mechanic can make one, or any common
farmer who ca use tools Tor farm purposes, can
readily make or adjust one.
5. They sre cheaper thas any srriug Bottom
known, md materials 70 make hem caa Be procured
8. they arsiieh,sr than any other spring Bottom.
and can readily be made " 10 sustaia . light
weight. or heavy weight. without being too stH or
limbes.
:. They are NOR. durable Mas any stbsr Bed
Bottom Known.
CAN and examine thsn-'ry then. and zen viii
Tn. Patsnt-.. Nathan Marcy. Of riy-s~sA.
Indiana, has his head quarters ". b.-Dctsen's
Hardware store, ID door. RI - hsad eide mr.
persons that may wish to purchase. szd who're may
Be seen = sample bed Bottom.
CrRriFTCAyE
Tshs's he'd occasion TO examine and try the
above Bed Bottom. and fully sndsrss all that 10
claimed for il BY the inventor:
MAKER and TarnIturs pes,.r,
THoS HcpONALD. Ia Auditor.
JOHN W. HoCGHroS. ksoerlsr,
DAVID II W. sheriff u. Co.,
c. II. REEVE, Au'y.
H.C. THAYEn, Com. msrehsst.
SAN. BECkB8. Merchants.
J.. BkowNLkE. Msrrhs-.,
J. w.BENENTr, u. ID.
J. d. GRAY. H.. ID.
II. n BACkCs. n. p.
A. q. CAPRoN, Any,
J.J.ylNALL, NE,
r. A. norton
n n eeCxsof, Merchant,
E.P LEsLfE n.
MATrISGLY. Kditor Rep.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
UNDERTAKING
ROCK AGENTS. WANTTD

To solicit srde r,wtiiGn snrru's DIG.
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With over lf5 steel aud wood engravings.
Agents aud subscribers see that you get the esst-
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The Spri-es>ld Rsr.bScss says, this edition pub
lshed by Messrs, Burr. 4 Co., 10 the genuine thing
The Csngresafiosaii-t SAYS whoever wishes to get.
In thu cheapest forr the best Dictionary Of the BIZ
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We ALSO war; AGENTS for ELLI0T'5 new work i,
REMARKABLE CHARACTERS AND AEMORA-
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Yale Col, JosErn CrnsryGs D. D. LII. D.. Pres Of
Wesleyan Univ. Ri. REv. rHos n. CtAEK. Bishop
Of 2. l.. &c, &C.
They are new ard original works BIZ these authors.
and their subjects approved BY eisrgymea Of all
denominations. Agent& are meeting with unparai-
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er book and offer extra induesmsnts TO CAnvssssrs.
Agents will the advantage Of dealing directly
with the PUBLISHERS. For descriptive circulars
with full particulars and terms address the Pussh
ers, J. ID. BURR CO., Hartford, Conn.
June 4, ISIS g
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

, OrfCB 10 hsrsby given that the pAxsnefship
herrtessrs sxissine bes seen Isaac Lss 4 Dve..
ssmuei Cavanah A sdrsw Rjse. md Hssry g. Cav
-, under the arm name Of csvDshs nics, Co., y
tissolvsA TIE business 81 the he nrn WI - ~
SIe6 bv the undefsisned ei(keS - shsn. - Utoo
49, II 1,b1u - - htwshculd - psi1.
LED q be-,
IL H.sff ANDnnW ACE,
{r-g tef M HENRY A. cAvuAH.
tseFsrs, fsf., Eev.JtA, lees.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

Two farmers met and the following con-
versation might have been heard:
Whoa, say Joe, have you got your
corn planted yet?
No, have you planted yoursi
NJ sir. have not finished pioughing
yet, and I came to town to-day TO buy me
new set Of harness. Where did you get
yours? They are are splendid.
bought them at HAsHRR b HoRiN's
new Harness Shop. They are decidedly
the best l could ind IN town, ana the
cheapest. You will find their shop In
Hohams new block ON the south side or
Lsporte etreet, four doors west OF Cleave-
llsnd & Houghton's City Grocery; you
know where that is.
O. yes. ] buy my groceries there.
Well, take my advice and go to flasher
& H0ham's for your Harness, and will
guarantee that you will DC pleased with
your purchase. for they have that hsnest
Duichman to do their work, that worked
-. long in Joe Potter's shop. There are
several OF your ncighbsrs who can testify
to the durability of his work.
Good bye Jim.
Good bye Joe. Get along! II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

Mas. NJ. LEWIS would announce 10
tho ciiizens of Plymouth and vicinity that
she has just received . large stock Of well
selected stock Of FALL MILLINERY
GOODS which will be sold ut Kerry Low
PRICES Particular attention paid 10 bleach
Ing. Room-first door north Of !Alleman's
rocery. Michi gan street. <7w-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

LAr.s sexfA Bad Meeday's, wsdnssday's and
friisys, 90 the srfival sf the Niiss, Dsrrisa and
81. Joseph Stages.
Issvss riyssstA Tuesdays rAss,day's and Fri
days on the arrival Of the morning train ftsa The
Last.
Sses oNes.-Livsry ono Of Irsiasd 0sh. South
Bend, and Parker Hoase P1ymsath.
~ Good Coaches, careful Drivers. baggage caro-
fully handed. IRELAND 6IsH.
proorfsforu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

Ertraef ron Repsvt II rsr~evs CsA. ~. T.. is6.
WAsHIEa NAeuNnA-wnliAn d. GsbasA. Port
byron. Csyuga cousty. n. T.. asks: "wni the c'se
give lite opanios Of vssAiag machiues, Is u econ
ony 70 pay Scurtesa DOLLAR fer one of De<ys ma
chinesi VIII a wAsA hxnsr's Cloths sassa, anS
not Be too hard work for the wenenf washing ns-
shines have generally prov~d - b htssres that
Am afAid Of throwing away M noney upcn eas.
''soLox RcsaKscH-If yos had 70 pay tea finss the
snsy ron mentiea f. wosli be the best Investment
ever made upsn yssr Arm. Dat yea nust net
n hat alone. Get the Csivsrsai C1eshes Wringsr
wlt :. and yeu wife end children viii raise up and
call blessed. For they will hnt '~sssing made
SOLD IT
re. BRowyISG.'G General Agest.
Caurtf nd stre>f r. Y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
lotto

70 Assp the hair hsslihy. he 10 esrtsfn To bsss.e
bald. tfycu visA tsid hsxcs lock ~ the sas-
eessfsi svyers DEBTORS stsuvmsn. MERCHANT. eaut-
Sr. h. he has si,en every moment 81 his time ast
thcaghts 10 his profession. ard net snee hsusht Of
hair. On the vsher hand. " the maR's development
dses prom pt him ~ first In the worlds Ara
ma. hut rather remain At the tail end 81 everything.
sneh are never bald. without brain RIVER or
other prcstrAtng sickness hriags the hair cut.
III. tvo ehsrst-r. described - fonnd In aiae~t
every family-;hs children If one father. IL hald
thea hereditary. Chemists have prepared arii-
ries FIR the hair until there sale for &c sst
thsa like chamsisoa change its color asd name sst
In ale
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19


your toes.
Hunting professionalism with
daughters to marry.
A boy eight years old being told
that rsptlle is an animal that creeps
and being asked on examination day
to name one. promptly answered, go
baby"
Births shsuld be announced under
the head OF more new music, or oil
heavy squalls.
a married man complains Of the
high price OF ducks. Hc says he
recently paid 92aS for three Of them
--aduck Of bonnet, q duck Of . par.
ssol, and . duck Of . dress.
"'Qood morning. uncle, III BET ten
dollars you can't tell what I came to
zee yon fo.." Money. Of course;
you never come for anything else. T"
You've lost your ten dollars. 1 only
came to AK you how is aunt getting
along"
When may q bird be said to occu-
nv n featherbed1 When IL slecDs nm
on the wing.
Marrying . woman COR her beauty
10 like eating nightingale fer It's
singing.
thine works wonders" said Ia
dy when she got married after . IL
years courtship.
The speaker sho took his posi-
tion" 10 supposed to have taken it of
with him.
'wM you have some grapes. Men
sicurr NO. saire; I dent swallow
my wine in &c shape Of pills
Old bachelors are like hard dry
wood-iiflicult to be set agoing but
when the flame Of love takes hold Of
them, stscy burn fiercely.
A man who lives on the interest OF
his money may be said to be resting
on his overs.
Why is dog shaking his tail over
MS masters grave, like hearse? It's
. wagin' for the dead.
Why should the rebei general Pike
70 to keeping house at once? Be-
cause until he does he will be moth
ng but = boarding Pike.
THAT decrepit old man reminds
ne OF that tooth you had 80 much
.rouble to extract for me, doctor. be-
,ause he il in firm.
Why 10 q ship called she? Because
he falls in love with the other sex.
When does she fall in lore with the
,thcr sex! When she's attached to
buoys.
A man who puts sr AZ . hotel is
aa disposed.
Adam was made frst and Eve was
he 6rst maid.
A quaint preacher WAS accustomed
o distinguish the I sndII epistles of
Iohn BY giving out, "Jokn with one
we" and "John with two eyes"
Whose map do you use7 Moggs. |
What coil have you' Boys. The
tmesphere1 Fogs. Whist do you
att Hogs. What's your house made
H. Logs. What kind of fish in the
,ond? Frogs
Circumstances alter cases-red
'aint improves old barns, but Injuries
he cheeks Of young ladies'.
Why are the collectors OF customs
he best men We have! Because they
ever neglect their duties.
Fast colsrs-the colors used by
he Mexicans at the battle OF Buena
'ista. They made eleven miles IN
hree minutes.
The man Who could not keep his
eet sold his boots.
Why isa General like . farmer!
lie has deld days. rrs
Good men to 90 TO auction-those
those faces arc for-bidding.
The iron horse has Que ear-the
ngineer.
The Mystery OF sciencc-Che mis-
~.
Unpalatable diet-the cold shorl-
Ter.
The mine that threatens Abyssinia
J the a. mine.
The kind Of sight ladies ike-ex-
ui site.
/. is easier to blame than to do
'ctter.
The fewer the words the better the
'rayer.
Butchers kill TO dress, but their
wives "dress 10 kill.
Love can excuse anything but
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
LOTTO, lotto. Lotto
Lotto, Lotto.
TIME classic poets have sung to 80 % . spYlsg
u whose sthsriai waters impars Perpstssi yssth
ssd beauty to all Who win drisk Of shen- Il 10 see
eenesdsd by all that the magical s6ssts Of the
LOTTO

Far SURPRISING these prs6sced - the vstsrs
that famous spring.
Lawyers. doctors. statesmen. whose hesas
bald have said 10 Constitutional. err rather, ks
rsditsry. Let . word 10 the hereditary bald
ness without entering ints eItsnded Argument.
The brain 10 the machine which rupy the human sys.
tem and whore will power. ns the rhr-noisgst ssi
it or Arrnre-s together with large amount 81 krsa
both largely developed, THE esarse,sr den net
Jet the world move rim. he msves the werid. lie
merchant his let planted the I'VE eestissnts
Of the gicts a. his business 10 ~ Down the srhs
"fupper worlds. he nnds new and uediscsvsrsA
worlds cr investigation: or. - the poet. drags ell
the horrors of sahlinitiss u the inagiaaiisn u
thyme k~fhrs yeur vision. Such men nay r-v~r
have day. sickness from the cradle TO the tomb.
stll there 10 siwsys sumbetinE Gre. Kept alivs ~
ActioA Of the hrain. md uhlssa the pm Nres
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19

~6O1B DHUGVVCBye
a has long been claimed that f vs tnsv 10, there
v.uld BE- herb. sf . oonhissties 81 hsrhs. roots
ani Bark that would all the ils human nssh 10
hssr 20. Or. Mshiev. with FEE Of his Drofbssissai
friends have hspt this ides constantly In view. sst
isbor~d earnestly and psrssssringy for years 20 md
thfs nsst desirable treasure. Though they hsvs net
found Instant cure for all complaints, tAsy have
nevertheless discovered remedy. which. Jet. has
Allied In esrisg Chills and Fever Dyspsrsia,
aaA all disease asisiag ffon any inpvrity Of the
eiudnx Liver Complaint. Coughs. Colds. sick Head.
ache, Nearaigis. Nervousness, General Debility sss
ell affections of the Kidneye and Cringry Organ.
This grest discovery in honor Of the iads sstigstls
istcrs q Dr. h. MiSl,~r - called Mishisr's Hsrb
Biss~p sr6 ~hsnever introduced ssAss ne place Of
ouinns and the host OF ether remedies ussd hsrsss
fore for the complaints nentioned above.
Sold By oil Druggists and General psaisrs.
repaired s,lely By Dr.. 2. d. HRrMf CO.,
Successors 20 De. y. MIsHLER, Lancaster. Yssas.
a.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
ROSADALIS
sfIlTE11Ea sHi
9ecommended by the
Best Physicians Everywhere


Read ths following from
a- = Din Dsnr-Iiy. now Of thi.cify, formerly Fro
ia SIilis Georgia Medical College, Chief Surgeon
i.e 5f South Carolina during the war, Vice Presi-
-.s.s i-orgia Medical .Assoctstion: sSs
AZ lawrence: I have carefully examined your
formula FIR th- RoSADALIs. and recommended 1t
10 s-vefsI Of my patients. Theconbinstion 10 hap
~ ere and must prove potent remedy In all dis
F-quiring the virtues " great Alternative med
F.oLIN pASSELLY.
ssi.inor.; ApiI 81 Iscs. ra Ill -
Baltimore. Nd. March A. 1865
believe DR.. Ls~renee's R0SADALIS Ia he tbs
est lucrative IN USE AMI the5ef,re cls-erfaly
-e-..s.-nd 10 As such. TIfoe.J. BoYKIN,M.D
Baltimore Feb. 10. IsGs
rr :. J. Lawrence, Dear Sir: I take pleasure In
~-~s-a.l ne ndIng your R0SADAIts a. very power
=. r!'-r~'i'.. Yours truly. o,,
We Ano~ Or. Lawrsnce's ROsADALIS to be .
80 aad reliable Alternative &c and take pleasure In
e,dinz 10 10 the profssrien and the publir.
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81 In y. - January 7.l ss8 1879 II
~ FoE testimonials Of ~ 1rkabls cures see 'Eo
s4t4Es Almanac" for this year.
Prepared At the Lsbrs,oIy Of
b. j. j, Lawrence & Co.,
a gal,ir,os. str-~t nslsfuors Narvis ID.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
TO THE AFFLICTED.

~ tOC LII U.
Apraesic.J . ever Thirty Years In tie srsstse.ts
Chrsnte diseases, and especially IN the treat.
ent Of diseases Of the Urinary organs. has enabled
en- to give to the pabiics remedy cf iasri.se vsiss
BRYAN'S
LIFE MVlG0RAT0R,
Or, Rejuvenating Elixir,
forth. iumedia relief and permanent Of that
cosditlou which unite the Sufferer from performing
the dntiss Of Ill., ssd viii y arises .frsm morbid
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER,
and results In nervous prostrstson and organic e.
have sssd this re--dy In my Privsss prs~tIes
With unvarryIns sueesss fer many years, and Il 10
how speedily relief 10 obtained. svsa 10
severe chrenic old standing esses An thersfsrs
indaeed publicly TO osr u 90 the afiicsa. feeling
coz hdsst Its merits will soon ts appreciated by ell
Is IL especially adapted to all arrangements Of the
URINAKT ORGAS Ms and may be used With peel
live ssrtsinty Of obssiDins inmedis'. r:li:f.
LIFE, HEALTH AND STRENGTH
20 20 uss it and follow my directions. II ssvsr
hils to remove Nsr,,us Debility. Impctsney o. vans
Of Power aud all weakness arising from bxesssss
,r Youthful Indiserstios, resulting In
Loss of Memory, Nervous Trembling,
Unpleasant Dreams, General Lasaituds,
Weak Nerves, Dimness 81 Vision.
Headache, Flushing ofthe ekis,
hieh " neglected. soen leeds On to
INSANITY OR CONSUMPTION.
whe. the system 10 once Affected u will net rscsv-
witLcat help. II must he
.KvIGORATED & STRENGTHENED
to enable the sufferer to falhl the DUTIES or LIFE.
Bryan's Life Invigorator
70 also Of greet servic. In many diseases incident -
the
r FE AMLE SEX,
I'd especially 10 70 90 at that period ~hsa .
CHANGE OF LIFE
b tskins place II Increase tie power Of Digestion
ssd szciies the liver to healthy dseAsrss Of iss
''i 4 %ss ). r.lIss 81 70 an cas-. Of
EPILtPTIC FITS, DROPSY, QRAYkL,
AND KIDNEY DI9EASI8.
sssl y PriniPaI Drnes,ss Eserywhers,
Price One Dollar per 6ottle---Six bot
ties for Five Doltars. fsf
Bat in those places where Il cannot be obtained IL
yin b ssss secursly packed. By express, on receipt
DIR. J. BRYAN. a
$40 Broadway. n Y