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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06
SMITH q DWYER,
Vegetable Siciial Hair Remover

0
TGx STOOL the test of screa years
before tie public 1n,i no 1)repar-
GtisS for iie hair hgs yet been dds
covered H'di iciU produce the same
beneficial results. 1t is an entirely
ssV scientific discovery. c3GijiR-
49,. ,rstSnJ If tI.c most 2,O'csfJsti ard
rcs:oFafire rgents tt tie vSCeT-
AssE EisGOona NrcstOreS CSET
HAIR TO sT9 ORIGINAL YOUTH
fcl CcISE. Ie makes the scalp
pi;fs and ciscn: cares dand,uT
ard E1ssOrs. 0'ld falling out or
the hair; and sriH make IL OrOss
Rpca 6n2I EccdJ. CrccDt in ;sry
rysa PERSONS, ys IL furnishes ~
.:.. ,-:.':-s ;,s:ccsrte by sCIict &c
BAH. IL Y.0:,r,~n-,s ,.,.,. :;:,,.,s5"'S,'.
Il makes The hr:r moist. sort, ana
glossy. and ~ unsurpassed as 20
TAfR RESS{HG q. II is the
cheaDGst preparation ccer offered
10 the puJIic. as one bottle aCilE ac-
c0musish more 0Ed last longer
than three bottles Of cny other
preparation.
IL IL recon n.eadcd and used by
the First tjcdicsl authority.
The UoHrsesJsci results produced
fy oar SiciIiaa Hair RcaerCeF hare
induced many to manufacture
pregnfatioas for tise Hair, uItotei-
curious names; 0ast. fst order to
;sadHcs The trade and the public to
purchase their coW,,oua@s, they
kgre resortef to Jdiseh0od, on
clGisttng they acre former pGrf-
uers, or had some connections 10TH
orr NJ. Hal, aud their prepare
lion sCas similar to Oure. DO not
De deceired or them. Purchase tho
original: 1t has Herey pet been
equalled. Our Treatise 0r the
Hair, with certificates, sent free
bU mail. See that each bottle has
orr private Reyenue StGhnp o, Ss cr
are limitations.
R. P. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, Nh.
Sold By al Druggists and Dealers in hedieias-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06
81. 81. EWING

VVToULD announce to the cfiz.ps Of Ma rtha,
w county that his Planning Mill, Saw Mill an
Turning Lathe are in good running order, aud ID
he is prepared, at all times to do work I'm his line
LUM Der.
o. all kinds, planned, ar in tbs rough, constantly on
hand, and at tbelowest rates
M Matched Flooring on hama at all times
pa- Planning, Saving. Matching and Turni1x done
to order.
ua- Cash paid for No. Logs delivered at myoi'c
Mil on the River, directly East offhc Pr N.
PiyHSuth, Indiana S2rJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06
PROF.H CRIsTY'S

Ob ect was TO create somethiag which should last
for ever. he first succrss attained was in
tanning the cause Of gray hair AM hal1ness. The
second, the discovery Of vegetable compound,
whose nutrient virtues would alay the fever Of the
overtasked BRAIN aud thousa nds testify that the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06

Mr. r. DIN Dsnneiy. now Of th..ci.y formerly Pro-
frssor OF Physiology and Pathological Anatomy in
the Middle Georgia Medical College, Chief surgeon
State of South Cerciias daring III. war, Vice Prrsi
dent Georgia Medical Association
DIR. Lawrence: have carefully examined your
formuls FOR TIL, ROSADALIS, and recommended IL
TO several Of my patients. The combination IL hap
~ one, ana must prove potent remedy In all dis
requiring the virtues VI great Alternative m<d
icine. wish you success.
T.OLIN DANNELLY.
Baltimore; April ~, 1865.
Baltimore, Nd, March 4, 1853.
believe rr. Lawrencss R0SADALIS 90 be the
best Lucrative in use and therefore cheerfnlly
commend IL ~ such. THOS. J. B1IkIN, NJ ID
Baltimore, Feb. 10, 1858.
pr. J. J. Lawrence. Dear Sir: 4 sake pleasure In
recommending yeur RoSApALts as very power
ful alternative. Yours truly.
II. w. CARR. II. D.
We know Or. Lawrence's R0SADALIS to be q
fac and reliable Alternative ic and take pleasure In
re~tommend ny it TO the profession aud the puhlir
A ID. Moore ~, ID. T. Barnes NJ ID.
L. A. smith. ". ID, X. W. King, N. ID.
II. Winstead, NJ d. e.Noodward NJ II.
r. q Barham, NJ. u. W T. Brewer, II. ID.
W. a. Dnxgan, VI. ID. . W J. Bullock, N d.
Wilson. y. G.. January I'll sos.
m For tesin,, riais % re- asrkabla cures see "Rs
ssdzlis Aim nae - this ear.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06

nj. market You n nd = fur assortment Of every
hire usually sold in Grocery Store. all Of which
fili Be sold as Low as at any othsr store 10
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06
n SHALL COUNTY

Now is the time to SIMPLY yourselves, and Beckers
Il the place. Let the nu)titUd- come, and their
wants shall be supplied ioif
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06
LOTTO
ChriStV'S Hair Lotto.

Il just the thing. 1.-THE head is covered with dan
drun, something Is wrong with the of the hair.
III the hair il turning M. ed docfOring
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
A Cat IN 4 Co mn.

On Wednesday, an old lady. named
Jane Simmons, died at her residence 10
King street, after . lingering illness.
Among the chief mourners over the
demise Of tho old lady was venerable cat,
the property Of the deceased. Upon the
head Of this feline the snows Of fifteen
Winters had fallen. During this period
she wss constant member Of the family
Of the deceased. A. might naturally bs
supposed, "Old Tab" Was held in worry
high esteem BY tho members Of the house.
hold, and especially BY The old lady
whose s8cetion for the eat knew no
bounds. Puss's love for the old lady was
also Of the most ardent character, asd
this sfsction sho was accustomed to msn.
ifest 10 : variety Of forms. During the
old lady's illness "Tab" vas constant
wstchsr at her beside, and seemed TO
watch the progress Of the fatal disease
upon The deerspid form OF the old LADY
With q much interest aud sorrow % did
The members Of che household. The
least undue no,ss in the old isdy's room
was sure 70 elicit . growl Of disspproval By
puss. Did the shutters slam Under ths
influence Of the night wind. puss wss The
6rst 70 exhibit theresk. Pes was old,
and her joints we're sti6. aud score ofrsts
might have executed . Nay pole dance
slouaa hsr body without . thought Of %.
riess sonssqusuess. Yet, strange % II
may eppssr, old Tab bssams Impressed
with The idea one day that . little stsvsd
pigeon wouldn't do her mistrss any harm
and, consequently, made . suees,sfal
raid, one night upou . peigIborise reok.
cry. The esptsSsd bird was brought
carefully hons, esd deposited BY the
bedside Of the old lady, and The next
uo.aing wss converted isto soup By The
cook. tie old lady declaring that shshsd
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

C1AL1D BIDS WILL B1 RICIrvID Al
- the 0Ass Of he CLERK sf the Cessty Ceuse. q
Trey.. No., .ustil Ths.sAay, JAY Q, lln, q II
o'clock H., fos ths esastSusties ef bsidee oi
800 fsst spa svs, cuiv!s River. d .Srsashaaa'a
blsa: nsas !Fsy, Liaesla se.nty. No.
t's.s aad Details sf tAs bridSs proDsssA = b
built.
The osast rssesvss ths risht b rsjsst say ssd
ell h!dsj aadns swasd will b made sxsspt upel
satisfactory evidsass that he party pveDosiae 4
prepasea . give besA n deuhie he aneist sf u
bllI - d ths wesk Dssi1sA.
Psepsseis mast = isassssa "Dhies tssPs.
'' ''''''as SSAsors q. CAKE,
C1sst cssDtg osUst, 1Ssy, No.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24

BUILDING UPON TEE SAND.
IT'S wise 70 WOO, 'tis we'll 70 we'd,
For % he world has dsas
6isss pyrslss grew sad roses blew,
AAd nsraing bressht Ne ssa.
Bat have care, - yeuns end fAifi
Be surs - pledge with truth
Be certain that your love will vsss
Beyond the days # youth.
Yorif - sivs not heart 70 heart,
Az we'll - hsud to hssd, ..
You'll And you've plsysd The unwiss part,
Aud "built upon the sand"
IT'S we'll 10 save, 'tis we'll 70 have
A goodly store Of gold,
Aud hold enough Of sterling stu6,
For charity 10 cold.
Bat pisss not oil your hopes and trust
In what the deep mine brinssj
We can not live on yellow dust,
Uamixsd with pursr thisss.
Asd hs whs piles up wealth alone ..
Wui sfssa have - staaa g,
Beside bis Golfer chest, and own
IT'S "built upon the saad."
IT'S good 70 speak IN kindly gaiss,
And sooths whats'sr W can;
For speech shoald bind The human mind,
And love link man TO man.
But stay not at the gsntls words-
Let deeds with language dwell,
The one who pitiss starving birds
Should scatter crumbs - we'll.
The mercy that 10 warn and true
Msst lend helping hand,
For those who talk, yet fail 70 do,
Bat "build spon the sand."
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
rot as.sd food half % savery for ihesths

uOS vsStVO IVVV UUiI - UuvVby JVH 1VUsUU
previous. .'".
Well the old lady died. Upoa Ne
heart Of the vsserabls fsliss The blow fell
with crushing force. The rsmai6s Of We
deceased were duly co6osd and plsesd 70
the room 90 long occupied By the old lady.
Yesterday the funeral sssvioss over sks
remaines we're bsiag held. when % svsss
Of startling character occurred, which
sest thrill Of horror through tbs vsihs
Of every mournes present. Jsst % NE
coffin was being removed from the hsssse
. sound, % II caused BY the movemsats
Of the corpse was heard. The sound
resenblsd that made BY . persen dssvisg
. board. The cotin vac placed 10 ne
hearse, and the pail bearers retss, cd 70
the house where consultatios wss hsld,
whom, after due dslibsrat,on, IL wss 6sSi.
ded to bring back The ismains spd ~ +.
fasten the lid Of the coffin fbs tbs tsf.
pose sscsrtainiug the csnss Of the nys-
terious sounds. This wss aceovdih9ly
done. The colbu lid was opSsed, Ses
there lay the rsmsins Of the old lsdy. BET
countenance - tranquil 10 death - when
6rst deposited in the bot. The hs1t
step was to remove the entire top Of the
coffin. Then the msytsry wss thoroughly
solved. Upo" moving tho top board,
the mourners discovered, lying at The
feet Of the corpse, the dead body Of the
old cat. She had crswled under he Ia
Of the coffin during tho previous night,
aud the noises which alarmed tho Dsll
bearers wss her death struggle. The
animal had smothered. Y. Stat.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24

Having made . HEAVY REDUCTION on
former pFiess, and having adopted the
CASH SYSTEM.
vhieh W shall strictly adhere TO- Il 10 our intsn.
tion TO make Il the Interest Of every one 70 pur.
Nssssehusstts, thereby tsviug to our town and
county, Thousands upon thousands Of dollasi
that now Gov into The pockets Of Eastern cap.
itslists.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24

THE LADIES ARE ESPECIALLY INvY.
Ted 10 AN ExAMENA NON OF OUR
STOCK or 0AI7ERS, MOROCCO AND
TRENCH CALF BALMOR.tLS.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
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yearly advertisers. ''r''' f.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
OUR TAN YARD

70 under the immediate supsrvisisn and control
Of Mr. J. W. ROGERS, one Of the partnsrs, who
had the management Of ell leather tanned In The
yard since the year 1859 up to within the past
wear, and ~ assure our friends that no pains
or labor will Be- spared on our pert to make our
LEATHER SUPERIOR TO ANY MANUFAC.
TURED IN THE STATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-15

The Lahorers Union of Brooklyn have con-
tbuted so the aundresses Of Troy who are now Oh
strike.
The Ladies' of Female Typographical Union
No. viii hold picnic at Bellevue Garden on Saturday
3lst inst.
The Clothing Cutters are organizing a
Schutzcn Corps be composed Of members OF the Yar
Gus Clothing Cutters Unions OF this city.
At a meeting of the First Cooperative Build
ing Lot Association held last evening, S5G5 in subscrp
tons were received But three shares In the enterprise
now remain unsOld.
The quarrymcn employed III Ffty-thlrd-st.,
between Fourth aud badson-aves have struck against
reduction OF wages. The men were receiving - 70 q
day, and the reduction Is % ceuts u day.
Iron Molders No. %, ut their meeting last
evening gave $500 in aid OF the Collar Ironers' strike
S3nO IN aid OF the Mudors strike OF Wlamsburgh, and
go In aid Of the POtters now on strike inTrenton.
The operators in the cap mandatory OF Phil
lps Co in GTceuc-st, meeting held last evening
resolved strike to-day against reduction OF
wages. This reduction amounts 10 about IS cents day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-15
THE CoMMUYIPAw ABATToIR NUISANCE.

The Health Committee of the Bergen City
Board Aldermen at the last meeting OF the Board
ported that when the business and buildings OF the pres
ent abatto Communipaw about 10 be established
was represented by interested parties that II
great commercial enterprise which would bring much
business aud prosperity 10 the and advance
tho value OF property, and further that 1t would in
wise be Objectionable offensive surrounding places
everything 10 be utilized that these statements
have been proved by experience 10 be wholly ncorrect
that the Odor IS mprcgnated with diseases particularly
fatal and children and that the presence OF the
I'm the Third and contiguous wards that the
well by day. and that even the sabbath Is given up
tide along the shore OF the larger part OF the waterfront
is agitatcd by rising wind tide strip water
along the shore for width OF 80 yards Is filled
with this Oi; that its presence there Is seriously detr
mental 10 health and mpaung the value OF real estate
aud that portions OF the Nsccra other refuse OF saug
tered animals carted from said premises through
the City of Bergen spreading unhealthy OdOr.
They concluded their report by recommending the adOp
tiOn OF resolution directing the Corporation Attorney
obtain injunction restraug persons engaged In
storing hogs and slaughcrug cattle, sheep, and hogs.
and rendering animal fat into lard aud grease ut the
abattOr from further prosecuting the business that
place, and another advising the presentation OF petit
ton aud bill O the Legislature Of at its next
session creating the Mayor and Alderman ~ that city
Health Commission with full powers for the abatement
OF tho nuisance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-15

o.,.,,,sbmept of W. II. Pinner' near near
Tho foot Of Forty-seventh,st This establishment
From the ~ he dscontinued and work not 20 1e
Tesnged except by permission OF MI o for Primer The
MT Ghas C az ystant Sanitary superintendent
remesented the establishment 40 speecb after which,
an ,noton of DR. Stone, Mr. Pnhet hus have the oppor-
10 pursue his work one week n Tbe case OF the New.
tunlty OF hah1SC Company was next taken up Tue ey
dence was taken In ths case for the Company
a % N adjournment, hut the BSaru uesat1, W ei
the argument the Tine but proceeded with his speech
tne4 70 80 on behalf the Board, called attention 70
various points on Of t te Rendering Company The
disposition made OF TINS case as Oh ui ,d t RI
make improvements , 49,, ,.oro tho
DE- swinburne presented communication from In, the
oDn,ander OF the Atlantic Mail steamship Columbia,
which had ordered 70 remain IN the pay, anu nSt
permitted TO come, as usual to pier MOI TO
and mails. The communication respecdnIy protested
against this Unprecedented course. The process OF
GribcS nnd the writer begged TO disagree with
Har1is's opinion that there greater danger OF com
e Afianfie steamship Company had been I'm the trade
between New-YOrk and Havana for many years, ana
pier No T. When the port Of Havana heretofore, had
infected they had simply been required 20 comply
came 10 their pier and took their freight.
The writer hoped the Board would reconsider
the subject the Sanitary Committee. Dr. swnburne
hoped the Board would act without delay in the matter
deperd on. Mr.. smith said II these ships were TO be
driven from the docks in this way whenever there was
yellow fever in Havana would inevitably close their
business Mr.. Lincoln remarked, that while ~ was tne
duy of the Board OF Health to look after the sanitary
condition OF the city they must not further than was
absolutely necessary for the public safety interfere WIN
tho great and vital interests OF commerce. Dr. Harris
said no steamer OF this line had been known 10 BRING
infection TO the dock Yet no thought the matter had
better be referred the Sanitary Committee His anxiety
had been increased by the occurrence OF cholera on
Mantauzas vessel, which lay along side OF inc
Columbia in the harbor Mr.. Smith said DR.. Harris was
waiting for something turn mp II this thing was con
timed il would ruin the business OF the Atlantic Steam
shin Company aud drive their vessels from our port
The matter should be attended 10 at once Dr. Harris
said cases OF cholera being daily reported by phy
clans in this city, and the Board OF Health coud not nc
too careful Mr. Smith moved that when the Board al
iourn il adjourn to to-day 10 take INTO con0d
Grafton the request OF the commander OF the steamer
Columbia After the transaction Of business OF minor
importance, the Board adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-15
TIE LIEpERKRANz socIErY.

The members of this Society of course
well satisfied with the decision OF tho judges Of the prize
singing OF the Baltimore Sangerfest awarding the first
przo the c. singers who represented the Society NJ
Baltimore The members OF this chorus Will arrive homo
on Saturday, and will, doubt be received with due
honor III FOurthst. The IiedeTkrHnz now mum
bers 100 members. OF whom 40 arc singers Eighty
young ladies also attached 10 the chorus, and
TO the Society though they not included
among its members. The Society organized In lsi7
aud Incorporated In 1850. It's officers nj present arc
William Stenway, President; Frederick Kanmerer First
Vice President: Herman Uh Second Vice President; T.
Steiger, Secretary; q. Newbach Treasurer; A. Paur
Leader. There IL Trustees Who form Board OF Dl
TectOrs for the management OF the property and uau
cal affairs of the Society Mr. Wndmulcr, President Of
the German Savings Bank. the Oldest member Of the
Society and commands tho patrarcal respect ~ the
younger members. The Lcderhrnnz has recently pur
chased the house and lot adjoining their headquarters In
Fourts and Is feet front by i32 feet dccp
that street The value OF estate cannot be less than
100000 IL n yet decided whether 10 build new
clubhouse on these lots, or to purchase further up town
on Saturday the cosy OF the edetkauZ Will re-
echo the notes Of Glow Came Love-" aud the cliukug
OF nnumerabe mugs and winc-gasscs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-15
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Western Union Telegraph Co took place in this city
yesterday at the office OF the company. No Broadway
The reports OF the several officers were duly submitted
and approved and the proceedings O the meeting
marked by entire unCdimity. Stock TO the amount Of
S6 900 represented aud tho election OF directors
for the ensuing year resulted unanimously as follows;
DtrcOrIugh Allen Montreal. DAntorlh ~ Barney NeN.York
Roswell Burrows Albion n " John D. Caton oawa H. Ezra
Cornell Ithaca AouIo d. Cornell York AdWar
Omaha Eeb; William Dodge, NsSlok; Alfred Gather Cucn
NoTyn Green Lousylc Wilson Hunt Newlork;
kew.lork Robert Lancaster Richmond Harrison Durker
kewYok, W GreenleAL New-York
Edsn Morgan NeW.iork Francis Morris George H.
Mumlori Roehess William Onou, Neaierk; Oliver H. Palmer
Hrwiorh Edwards SANFORD Brooklyn; Hiram Sbey Rochester,
Zmon g. simmons Keuosha Wis Moses Taylor NewYorK Jeptha
H. Wade Cleveland George Walker Springfield Mass b. Wesley
NewYork Cambridge Livingston, NewYohk
Tho Board OF Directors acrward and elected
the following officers FOR the next year: President the
Hon William orion; NlccPresldents-First Norris Greeu
Second, Alonzo B. CORNELL Third, George Walker Sccre
tary aud Treasurer, oliver H. Palmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-15
THE FIRE AT KNOXVILLE. Ny.

On Monday afternoon, as printed in THE
TRIBUNE OF yesterday entire block Of buildings com.
prisng the principal business portion OF tho Village Of
UnionviIc Orange County was completely destroyed
fire. The fire broke out In barn. about p. ~, aud,
from want OF water and fire apparatus, IL swept UNI
checked until the whole block Laid In ashes fire
company from Middetown went down on train In the
evening, but arrived too late to perform other
the frc from spreading Some eight buildings were
burned, owned and occupied follows: Clark Elson,
general dry goods and variety store together with Mr.
Elson's dwelling house barn, and sheds also occupied
by tho Post Office. Harvey HunfOrd. dwelling house.
Jacob Hartman, barber shop. Dunn Brothers, general
dry goods aud variety store. DR.. T. d. owen, dwelling.
house Misses Giyeans, millinery store. The total loss Ia
probably about $4,000, considerable portion OF tho
fonts OF the building being saved. Clark klston
the heaviest losers ana the only Insured far
De LEANED. They place their loss at $4,000 which il
covered by insurance IN the NewJersey state for t5OO
and in the Orange County Mutual for $1,000.