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RYJ. B; WHEELER CO., Auctioneers,
opposite Seaton House

~ NO. OIL L0uis1 ana avenue, bet. 9th and 7th sta
opposite Seaton House.
GUARDIANH SALE OF A FINE BUILDING
LOT IN THE 3IH WARD.
District 0f Coiumbia, dated May 10, 1858, duly
cSnndmed y the supreme Court Of said District In
auction, in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day of ane 1858, Of clock D. n ali the
a4 set ~ tIIs and estate Of the minor chill
Lot 81 Ground SHo. y in Square iNo. sci! Of the
&ronno ps1 OF the city Of W arlington. Also, my
said Lot. : ''' - WV
:, This property fronts on 9TH street east, near
of the city.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the rssiiue in
Two equal fnstallments of six and twelve months
the purchaser giving his notts for the deferred
payments, enthusiastically Endorsed. and bearing in
ts,est from the day Of ssle deed given on the
convey ancng and revenue clamps ct the cost Of the
purchaser: deposit Of 9z5 will be required on
MARY ANN BARTLErT, Guardian,
and Widow OF Isaac O Bartlett, deceased,
and Attorney for Adult Heirs.
JEO. b. WHEELER CO.,
Je lO-eodds Auctioneers.
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10. 7. GRIFFITH, AuctioneerI
AN UNBRoKEN FRONT OF Two HUNDRED
HSinfkoVEb PRoPEkTiYT on ~ ~ EhL y as+5
SIDE Sf MAssAGHgsETTs AyINGE, pE.
SHE sThs.!s siA AT AGSrfo MD SEVENTEENTH
Hefrict 10 Of south halt Of s s"S e
e.: and On s.s..
"nfS sss T9ess Lot are on trade and front
q i.et and an the Lots run 70 One siisy. So IarSe
trent - this will probably never again be offered
s :Sd :s; Is, e
also the :. . % Of :s. at our once
Thee tst: twelve in pumber, win be offered in
be offered In parcel. Of three iots ssch. n'''"'ei'
Terms; Hat ca.h; balance in six and twelve
ssesIed 81 deed Of trust en- the pfemi..s o 70 Il
Sursh.ssr prefer twelve cents ON e.c6 foot may
sh,s, pay n three equal payments Of six.
stamps and conveysncing 1t expense Of pur-
$50 down il sold in bulk; 500 down on each
pi ss SOLO IN '1ffffs FITCH FOX, Auc,ions.r,
3. S4ssas .A ,sE ~. g. Sssss:
Sea- So: and
v6 az I41I sr HEs1MrReyEp EEAh ESTATE
nj sTREETs NORTH, AND cCNNECTIcHuyg
AANNkEHE, BETWkkN L AND M sfREBrs,
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June Eth. q,
81, ms Parker's sub OF lots 10 and H. OF sub OF
s,I lss having 2 front Of 1914 inches east
with depth Of - fe. { inches to an alley Also,
immeeiately sitter we win sell. sub Lot No II,
OF original lot No. l. No. l6l. having front
Of feet, by en- average depth Of I2s feet and con.
tanning 763 square feet, being on the vest side OF
north.
Terms 0ne-third cash; balance in 6, H. and IA
month";, with interest, secured By dssed Of trust
All conveyancing and revenue stamps Of cost Of
sale. COOPRR LGTTME3
e ltddds Auotioneeu
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
- Aucuopeers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 526, Southeast corner 7th and streets

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
~ Aucuopeers and Real Estate Brokers
No. s26, Southeast corner 18th and D strssts .
BRISK Ho6sxs AID ho1 sri rss ssAfIMfs
ssTk 3. mo E9RTH; BEIWiEN itIH AND
On the 7 Al . AsOIi q oelOe.
F. m on the premises, we shall cell two FIRST class
with halls. closets. gas fixtures. ao.. Being good
hont and depth. The above property is fineiS To-
Of houses built by Riggs and PYsss sh ics
offers direct Inducements 20 purchasers to attend
shs sale as they are Just finished and possession
Terms: One half cash; balance in 6, IL, ls and %
deed Of trust on the 1reisss All conx.yseeSyy
and revenue stamps 81 the cost Of the purchssers'
lS9S int si0e essis so'H WILLIAMS Aue.
RY GREEN 4 wILLIAMs, =
No. s26 Southeast corner uh end streets.
TwO.sToRY-FaAMK- HOpsE AND Tot
s. Rs1sh HaHsf hSi sTa.fS:
On ,ss'I ~ tSs i .s Inst. :. 4. seses
aon: Sssas . e.. front Sy Is BET dsss, 70 = a.
ssss One fhirs cash. ss Ss 1. Z. end ..:.y.
sG ss a 3
%; a az :. = sss ri 4 Sc s;I.L1Ars. A.e.
d - ysssts Agent and Auetioassr. az h
Once 3s3, 9Th street west, near Eorth street. .
YkasgEF 5sEg9IEPI Ss ne ESE o. y, 1EI
{ EfsT AE1'EOsia 4 SIEisr. AT HGc.
d B. WEDNESDAY. ns1t. the Izth aaJ q J.s., ss
md AZ, s !; ~ T.. e e; osss-1s'' e
sab diyisisa Sf' origin lots No: nd In ssssr:
Be. $; ed lof and part Of LOT hsyiag front q
I hisss sAssss sssss sIspe g :sssss . -
s e: S q su1sss,s1 g. e;
!! jsn; raomk-.Tqy ee- ,KHILHT. Asss.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.M0R ROW


RI ". l. WALL 90. Ascfiosssfs, 80
~ Stores Eoe, 5ls asA All. 's,.sE -,
southwest corner Of Penn. avenue 81 sth street
We win sell on MoSpA xoRNINa, Juueisss.
SonmercinS q 10 o'cicek, ths entire effects OF
itan hotei. consulting ct 8 III.
s-, 0nese,en octave Rosewood Piano, livery fns1
Brussels Cerpets, 8ilcl oths - ~.
nlIrors, flrt Proof Safe
d Sldebcnro, fxtension Tables
Crockety ,Ccttsge Sets as+
Kitchen Requisites &C
e. VITA many ether arecies NJ Fur niture.
je ia tlnsl w. u WALL Q o.. Aucts.
gTHE ABeyE Is PosreokEp uxrIL TO.
wifi ne aSdcd IN sa,e- a. z ...-.
One Fine Silver salver. s..
W. l.. WALL q co., Auets
llYJ T COLDwELL CO ,Auctionesrs.
II southwest cor. Pc ave. and az st
oBogslHoLD ErFEors AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, June Isth. ct v m. we .h.ll
SELL ~ front OF suI store, lot Of Furniture and
other Il Household Efects Gem prisine-'---'-r
Walnut and Mahogany Buresus And Washstspds
Caro- Leaf Extension and Tespcy Tsbies
HsndsGme parlor sseIetary Lounges 3
Bedstesd, good Gotta &c SCI ...-.s F-',--
kideboar 1, cooking Stovs
Crockery and Glass rare.
AT PRIV ate ea1e- t .H
A CONSIGNMENT OF Cigsrs-sone or which ere very
= fne-win Be- sold low. and in quantities 70 suit
jel3-d - .T.COLDwHLL 4 co .Aueis
RY 0OOPER LAflAEK, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks With J. o. Mcclure q Co..
southwest corner OF Penn; avenue and nth street.
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OGee Acting AssiStsat lxartermastsr,
Augusta Arsenal, June 4, 1858 Z
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, are invited for
entering into contract to deliver TO the Acting AS
sfstant Qusrtermaster, at the Augusta ArsenAI:
80 cords Merchantabe Hard Wood or
lss cords Pine W God; and
Is OF lbs. Of Anthracite, or
% J00o lbs Bftuminous Coal.
Delivery 70 commence in July, 1873, and not less
than oue-ifth Of the whole amount to be de- cred
per month till ell 10 delivered.
Separate bids may b made for any one Of the
Per cord or per thousand pounds. Bids must be
made In ogpucaie, and efdderS must be prepared
Of the contract. "----
Forms for proposals. may b sheainsd on appi.
the outside "Prolosals TO furnish Wood or Cod, !"
and addressed to the understsAod. .
the 18th instant. Bidders invited TO bs present
DIV. {LAGLEH,
Br Lieut. Col, {. q. A.,
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i9noshaHn ara s75'isiv cdr .7Ksu aTla4F.
1928 we've oGs -zalAsFs d1Es h4esaf-.He-
80 = 81 sssi4 sdi nf sta1-r.as.. q. 4ss..
.b3isEssT 81 i31 iliE Esi II s.tsis
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ORoPosALs FOR TRANSFORMATIONS.

OFFICE AcTINs ASSISTANT QUAlTERNAsrER,(
AUGUSTA ARSENAL, June 4, 1873
Sealed Proposals, in du plicate, invited 20 do
the hAahnS OF 9oyernment 6tores end supplies
between this arsenal and the fNilroad depots and
wharves in the city Of Augusta.
Forms for proposals nd terms be complied
With cen Be obtained By application to the under
aRne1. .l
BIDS viil be opened ct 10 O'Clock, on THURS-
DAT, the ,5th inst. Bidders invited 10 Be prsssnt
DIV .BLAoLRR,
Byl, II. Dol. q 8 A
sle-6e A. Q. u, Augusta Arss1L,
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III COOPxR LATLhEk, Aucuons>r,
d Late Clerks with James o. Mcclure a % :.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue eat IitA
street, "Stay Once BuildinS"
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LII GkIEN h W1LL1A0e, I.
- Auetioneers and Zeal Estate Brokers,
No. S26, southeast cornar 7th and streets,
FHRAMI HOUSE AND LOT, WITH A GOOD
3p AND ~ SIS. WEST, on TH8 ISLAND
On THTRs6xi. the nth instant. ct O'Clock ,.
q on the .premises-beipg Lot No Is, in Souarc
No: So. being Is feet inches front by l1S feat
inches deep, 20 psveA Alley. 1I-4--F- :
}! Terms Ons hsf cash; balance In nix and twelve
nSntse, fer noAss esering intsrsst and secured by
81 :;:es; as;sS: q s cost :, =: ''iss.''f
- IlH ABOVE sALl Is PosrPoNEp on
account Of the weather. snttt T UBeDAY tie iSfs
isstsef, ssne hsqs - Rlecs; ,.-' T'-'"'
pr CHINA WuLLAne - : = n go.
~ 41seieaeces aed 1eei tetats Rroksrv, - : :
'us no. sSs sesfhseet corner Seventh ana Rsss.
ApnlfsfnsrrAir e,1 Il s s1dI e oIorurs.
On W1Da nspAH. u 18th Inst. It - yleek ..
tIs aessrsSls 9rpSsss 0ssss, d 49,; r. z:
feets Of The iasa Hn. L KsslSr. tseSassf. 10 80,
BE- z U. ssff'ssss;fs*ss fi1IA.s. Acct.
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flT FITCH FOX,
- Real Estate Brokers dnd dprf,sne>,s,
Sullivan Building, No. 40 7th ST., opposite Post
Once.
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HEADQuAsrERs I RSaEftAsr1IsF OF Dz:
OFFICE CHfRP ouARrERMAsrEp,
ST.. PAUL, MINI, june 5. 1850.
Proposals win Be received until june $, lsss,
sabstaatial manner. the Stone Stsbls ct Port
Wsdsvorth, D. r., 81 By - fest, more OF less, the
Government furnishipG the material
Proposals for the above viii Be nads In du ID.
cate, and nust ee sndorssd fsoloaais for reoans
= - 80. i. q. aOLADIRD,
-, Deputy 2 2, q Ss1sr.t a.
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RYJ b. WHEELER 4 CO., Auctioneers,
ID No. 81 Louisiana avenue, bet. 9th sad 18th sta
opposite Seaton House
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RY 0OOPLR d LAflAER, Auctioneers,
ID Late clerks with J !. u. Mcclure Oo..J
South vest corner Of Penn. venus end nth stree
Star Office Building
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-24
Masonic Notice.

ruyER STAR LODGE NO: ST. A.
& 4. NJ, meets at ,hslr II. Ledge; LsS!g,s xX
room, corner Main and apmaY BlaeSnatYS !"
streets, Gold Hill eSerys ys;.taS SASmM camMmuniesiions
evensSIE i SaEfurday In each month. All Brethren IL
i,aoa ms. Istsnding are cordially invited.
By order ofths W; ~ =: n HALL s.srsss.y.
cola Au Ansass !, 1858. a"u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-24

rIAyrSa JUST RETURNED From sR.oHr saF ~
II i FrsSeisco With LARGE ST0ch1 ,Ss !, UE Uy
FIoR sm prepared to sell all articles Sat, IN my
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-24

Always on hand;
Rresh Rolls, Doushuuts, Cnkes ''
aud Fresh iIoston Brown hrcn"'
~ Orders for Fancy Cakes for Balls, PaIties,
and Weddings, promptly filed In any par' o'
Gold Hill Please give me call.
JACOB BECKER, Propne!3r'
Gold Air. August ., lsos. aasu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10


On the 25th of November, A. d. 1865.
At the residence of the brides father. in
Valparaiso. by Rey. q. NJ. Eovd, MR. T.
II. PATRICK and Miss NJ. Z. PARAMuRg,
both of this city.
II was pleasant time-this which we
here record. TIE guests were happy in
the exuberant hospitality OF the genial doc
tor and his lady. The bride and groom
looked splendid, and Jim Bell and Sally
Lyle acted as groomsman and bridesmaid
as though they were rehearsing for an orig
inal performance. Mr.. Theodore Gould
and wife, Mr.. Draper and wife, together
with the bride aud groom, made as lair a
trinity of young folks jus. entering upon
life as one would wish to see, while Jun
Bell and Sally Lyle. Eddy Drago and Miss
Clifford, Mr.. Patrick, (brother OF the
groom) aud Miss Samantha Jones, Aleck
Dickey and Miss Elanora Axe, presented
to oil visions of future wedding days yet
to be enjoyea. May peace, prosperity.
and happiness attend the happy pair who
formed the central scene of this happy
day, and may the wheels Of time fiy. swifs
as any one OF all the others may desire,
that brings US an iuvitatiou to the we'd
dings vet to bc.-- Yaipuytiiso fpidette.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

The largest Advertising Contract given
out in SIS, and probably the largest ever
given 10 one advertising firuat enc tine,
is that Of The proprieicrs of Plantation Bit.
tiers TO Geo. p. Roweii Sc 20, advertising
Agents, No. 10 Park Row, New York, on
the 18th of Sept ~
Messrs. p. II. Drake & Co. have for
years been among the largest, If not the
largest, advertisers in America, and the
contract mentioned above is but a small
part of their expenditure in this way for
the present year. II is only those who
have tried printers ink most extensively
that are so firmly convinced of its efficacy.
The Advertising Agency which is send
ing out this order is another example. 1t
commenced business less than five years
since, and the fact that it now controls
greater advertising patronage than any
similar establishment, is without doubt 10
be attributed to their having expended
more money in advertising themselves and
their facilities within that time than all
other advertising firms put together. since
the establishment Of the first agency
quarter ofa century since. 80 al
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10


Great break IN prices at Bcckers'. For
the Coming holidays We offer the best bar
gains yet offered. Best prints tincluding
Merrimacs) at - i-2; best muslin for 10,
II and 10 cents; heavy brown muslin q. 10
" and Is cents; three yards of good jeans
for 81; nice alpaccas for 81 I-2; We have
the best styles Dclaines for soc; shawls at
20 per cent below price; a splendid assoIt-
ment of zephyrs. We intend TO sell our
stock OF clothing, and sell good overcoats
Tor Sc %, or nice suits, coat, pants and
vest for Sl9 and nicer for SIS; soldier over
coats of erory description Call and sec
for yourselves. The latest styles of hats
just received at S. & NJ. BECKER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

CATHOLIC CHURCL-The ST. Michaeis
Catholic Congregation will give Winter
Festival in Mr. Corbin's Hall, on Thursday
next, the 18th inst. The net proceeds will
be used in purchasing new carpet for tue
Sanctuary. Like the previous Festivals,
this viii render full satisfaction to the
sharers.
Oysters, Coffee, Cakes, Fruits, Ccnfec-
tioneries and other eatables and drinkables,
will be supplied TO the friends and patrons
of the Festival in great abundance. Sweet
musical strains of our celebrated Cornct
Brass Band will amusingiy cp.ivcn the as
scmbly on the occasion. Indeed, very
fine and joyful evening Is anticipated.
Hear the call-come one. come all, and
enjoying yourselves, participate in very
charitable work.
Admission 10 cente.
- - Raw Frrz SiKsELAcK, Pastor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

Weston, the Pedestrian, left Bangor.
Maine, on the first day Of this mouth. on
his great trip. The distance to be travelled
IL 5000 miles-the time allotted to perform
tho same, is eighty>six days. The prize
Is 100000. Tie route marked out Is as
follows: From Bangor to Buffalo thence
through Michigan to Chicago; thence to
Prescott; thence up the Mississippi River
10 St. Paul, which city he must reach on
or before the Goth day of January. On
his return he will pass through Minnesota.
Iowa, st. Louis, Tcrre Haute, Indianapo-
lis, Cincinnati, Columbus, Wheeling. Stem
bsnville, Pittsburg, Williamsburg. Harris
burg. Baltimore and Philadelphia, to New
York Eight witnesses are 10 accompany
him in carriages, through the journey
The Bennington (vt) Banner SAYS that
ne will walk through IL States, Ios Coun,
tea and 72s cities and towns, and take
$500 oe9 steps. and Al within 100 ce.sec .
uu'e ssys'a ',s,f5 sesks - xssc-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10
Odd Fellows Festival.

The friends Of the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows intend holding Festival, at
their Hill, over Buck & Toan's Hardware
Store. THURSDAY EVE, DECEMBER
10th, 1868. The proceeds of the Festival
are 10 be used in fitting up the Hall of
Americas Lodge, No. 81.
Oysters, HOLSTERS, CLANS, Coffee and
other eatabies and drinkables, will be sup
piled to the patrons of the Festival in
great abundance. Songs. Glces, instra-
mental music, speaking, &C., will enliveu
the occasion. A number of odd and
quaint articles viii be on exhibition.
Come one and all, and enjoy feast of
reason aod flow OF SOUL" - s.se
Admission 10 cents.
Bv order cffs7 dose q har sizl,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

1t il strange to sec with what careless,
ness some invalids attend to their health.
They will procure box of Plantation Bit
tiers, which ought TO be used up in a month
or six weeks, and upon inquiry it is found
that they have used only two or three bot>
ties. Some days they have used it ac>
cording to directions, and others have not
touch d il. Tie wlo,e trial has | cen irreg-
ular, and of course less favorable result
has come from their use. If it be true
that "what Is worth doing at oil is worth
doing well" how cmphaiically is il true in
matters relating 10 the health. A few
bottles of Plantation Bittcrs have often
wrought wonders, while in other instances
disease has only been subdued after weeks
of resistance.
MAsxoLn wkTEr--Superior 10 tue best
imported German Cologne, and sold AT half
the price. For sale by Brown Brothers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10


BALLoUs HAGAzISE--The January num-
her OF this excellent monthly is received.
The table Of contents is unusually interests
Ing, embracing several finely illustrated
articles, Including "a Happy New Year, :
by Mr.. Shiilaber, and six cuts illustrative
~fthe ''HuT4srs Of Political Campaign"
together with choice stories and fine poems
by such writer's a. CamilIa William, August
Bell, Jane G. Austin, James Franklin Fits,
Mrs. III. A. Denison, Mrs r. b. Ed. 4,
Geo. II. Coomer, and . new serial for
young folks BY the popular Horstio Algcr,
Jr. The wonder Is that so much excellent
matter can be furnished for S1.50. Elliott,
Thomes d Talbot, Publishers, Boston,
Mass
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

Ualo1b,elly there viii bs vas; deal OF
sleiShing done this winter. FER. according
TO signs, present appearances Indicate
almost uninterrupted deep snow and rather.
cold weather Fl. b. Dickson. having adj
his eyes open. has brought On q large Sc
lection of sleighbells. which he offers at
very low prices. Dir. Dickson, We think.
has been longer established in The hard
ware business in this place than many OF
his competitors, and he therefore can bet
ter meet tic needs of The people. ~-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

PLYMOUTH FEMALE School The sec
ond term of the young ladies' school will
commence Dec. 10Th, '6S. and continue
twelve weeks. TuITioN.-Common branch
es, s.; higher. Sc; primary, 81: penciling,
81; French. 81: crayoning, s.; oil painting,
$40. For further particulars consult
3w3 L. G. KINNEY & :. A. NICHOLS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

The cit:zensOf s ath Bend were sur
prised, last saturday. by an alarm of fie
which broke oui in the rear Of the building
known as TaylOrs corner. A timely dis
covery and prompt action prevented any
serious damage
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

The Book BUsIyEss.-But few persons
have any proper comprehensisns OF how
vast Is the book business in this country.
Take one ''item," for inst ance, as i!lustra.
tive: Matthew Hale Smiths SUNSHINE
AID SHADOW IN New YORK." which is the
exciting work Of the day, has already
reached the enormous sale of q, 900 copies
within thirty days. The publishers q. B.
Burr & Co.. of Hartford. Conn., use two
tons Of paper day and run six large roller
presses constantly to supply the current
demand. This is doing a wholesale busi>
ness with one book alons. This is a large
work too, it must &c remembered, between
seven and eight hundred pages royal octso:
and yet il is said to rival in rspidity of sale
"UScLx TONS CABIN Of Old. Think of
the countlesness of the small ones pub
lished. Snrtly ours is q reading oountry
Westefyelt & Co. ar; selling hoop skiIls
at cost.
Poi'lins and other dress goods at cost.
Boots and shoes very cheap, with bars
gains in everything.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

The election Of Preside mt of the United
States which has recently taken place, will
I've remembered in the future as one Of the
most important in the history of our coun
try, Let every one see that his health is
vigorous, and that he has rid himself Of all
malarious diseases by the use OF DIR. Heck
ellis vegetable ague cure. For sale by all
druggists
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

The Junior editor Of this paper was the
recipient of a sercnade one night last week,
from the Amateur String Band. L. was a
delicioue treat. Long may the Amateurs
live to enjoy the sweet strains that struck
our ears.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10
ABOUT HOME.

A new stock of vcr-pIated wsre has
Just been received at J. r. Losey's Jewel
~ Store. Anything in the line OF his trade
can be found there. Watches and clocks
repaired and warranted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

My wifss.ssS choice, a and the whole family
prefer it. Mrs. s. A. Aliens Improved
(new styleJ Hsir Resssrsy or Dressing, Gin
one bottlc.) Every Druggist sells it,
Price One Dollar. 4>w4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

A beautiful and very cheap utensii Of freside fur.
niture with which hot dove doors aud covers crate
blowers, cooking utensils. smoothing irons china.
glass and clothing in scalding water, and hyting
hurtui unpleasant 10 the toncs can be AZ perfect
ly manipulated az with the naked hand, whilst the
latter pc rfectiy prote from heat dirt No
one will dispense with il after using Iad~.
eau supply coal to- the stoyeor CRATE without soilng
their hngers or otherwise Mountaineering them.
selves.
faeturihgi am prepared to fill orders to any ex-
tent without delay For descriptive circular and
price list address J. B. r. DAYTDGE.
s{atentec and Nan ufacturer, - Liserty IT. n "
TIE whom all orders should he addressed
Single "fire Proof Hands" sent by express at
al hasers cost at retail price lise. viz:
cePnished i'm bronze, IS cts Finished in Japan, 80
nf.
vutsanits Aeger stalls -br handling srtislvs IN
watssic 10 osR0 extra,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

SAVE CosT. indebted TO Alb. Becker
& Co, will come and settle by the first OF
October, as the hooks must he settled NJ,
If not settled by that time the notes and ac-
counts will be left in the hands of al off
Ger for cole elton. II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

YERAoSrKRs.-Your attention is called
10 the advertisement headed yermoniers.
Read Ii.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

All persons indebted to Us by note or
book account, are requested to cell and
pay IN Immediately. We MEAN BUSINESS.
BrCK & ToAy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-10

The great ciyilizcfs of the race are the
school, the church, and the railway. But
the White Pine Cc.lpound OF Rev. ]. w.
Polaad peuetrstes every nook and corner
of civilization. with healing on lis wings.
TO cheer, to comfort and tn bless" all who
are troubled with coughs. colds, &c. Sold
by BroFn Brothers, ut s per hottle.