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PASTURAG,

Inc subscriber has 8 large and very good pas.
ture In the town of surry, and Will take suck 10
pasture during the coming season at fair rates
r. T. CARLISLE
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CAUTION.
NOTICE,

The Join. Standing Committee on account,
viii be in session 1t the Mayor. Oiiir. the fir -
and third Saturday, Of each month At 3 o'clo..k
4. u TO examine all accounts against the Civ
where they must BE- pre.ented for approval.
JOHN II. BRIMNEg, civ Clerk.
May II "a
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HANCcrk, -. Court ~ PROBATE .prtl Term
4. f. i~sa
Upon ih~ foregoing Petition, ordered 80 That
-aFh W tfow Eite public notice to all persons ia
icrsst.t. lay causiag copy Of this order to be
psblshcd thrre weeks sgerr~siVely in The Kills
worm Am~Tlrnn a newspaper published In Els
N"Tth m sail county that they may appear at
tourt n Probate fer ssii County to be held a;
Ellsworth OF thr I'll. Wreinrs,iav IN Juno next, AZ
ten 81 TIVE clock in the forenoon AMI show cause
y an5 'hry hsvc. Why the should not b.
granted.
PARKER TICK Judge.
Atic-t. 1Fn. \ urFR. Register. aNIs
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Refers to the following named bust
ness men OF Ellsworth all Of whom are
insured in this Company.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29
"Barrett's" Hair RestOriliVe-
"Barrett's" Hair RestoriliVe-
"Barrett's" most called for.
Barrels driving others from inafkei.
"Barretts" keeps up the standard.
"Ba.rett's' fame world wide.

A GOOD NUMBRR.--WRLL's PHRSutbGI.
CAL JOURNAL for August has the following
among its varied cdritcnts: Rev. John p.
Newman, ID. d., Chaplin to the U. S. Sen
nate; J. Edgar Thomson. President Penn
sylvania r. r. Company: James A. Whit
ney; henry j. Raymond The Old North
Church; The wallachisus; Small " Large
Heads; The Laughing Deacon; The Tyre
Bird; The Phrenologist's Prophecy, or an
incident In the Life OF Mcternich; Bible
Experiences; Observations and Impress
SONS of day, or reading faces on the
Rail, Marriage Customs, etc (; How to be-
come Christian; well balanced Mind;
etc., with Portraits and other Illustrations
Price 80 cents, or 90 year. s. X
WELLS, Publisher, $50 Bro AWAY, New
York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

SfRs. S. A. ALIENS Improved Hair Re
storer and Dressing. The attention oi
the public is invited to the very in porian'
change recently made in this article. We
offer in the Improved Preparation, Re
storer prompt aud infall;ble in it's action
upon giay hair. quickly restoring i, to its
natural color ahd beauty, together with
an agreeable Dressing all in one bottle.
THIS combination is perfect ana unexcrp'
tionable in every respect and is used with
great salts factipn-'by old and young. Mrs.
:. A. Aliens ZYLoBALsAMUM, another Pre-
paration, clear without Sediment design
ed exclusively for Dressing. Strengthening
and Identifying the Hair, refreshing
Toilet luxury, far preferable to French
pomades, and sold ut half the price. Sold
Ivy all Druggists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

We are rapidly approaching, if we have
not already reached the season OF the
year when the weather during the day is
hot and the nights are cool and chill ly.
This weather seems much preferable to-
that of June and early July. when the
days and nights are both excessively hot
sultry, as the cold nights enable a person
to sleep soundly and obtain some rest.
In reality, these changes between bea,
and cold lead 10 ague and kindred diseas,
es, unless care is taken to prevent the
ill effects 1t is an excellent plan to build
little fire in The sitting room, morning
and evening. 1t will be fonnd to take the
chillness from the air, and will effectua.ly
prevent the cold sensation which Occa.
si0nally dances up and down the spinal
column.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

AILEMAS's FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT.
The gcntlemanly proprietor OF this furni.
ture house, recently showed us through,
his spacious rooms, which were complete
~ filed with all kinds of furniture. We
snrpriseu to see the vast quantities he has
in his store rooms and which Mr.. Alleman
assures us he never allows his stock to gel
low but just as fast as sales are made, he
fills up with new stock. We are glad to
note this fact in the furniture line of bust
ness in our town, for every family in the
county can Get just as good furniture al
home as they can by sending away for it,
and this keeps the money of our town in
circulation here. His business manager
Mr.. L. A. Joseph is an honest man ant
is always there to attend 10 any kind Of
repairing and guarantees satisfaction ir
all work left in his charge.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

STREET ETIoUKTTE,-0nly villagers or
persons with rural ideas any longer con-
tend that ladies should always be given
the inside of the pavement in passing.
The rule adopted in the cities Is to the
right, whether the right leads 10 the wall
or the gutter, and an observance Of this
common sense rule would obviate much
unpleasant "scrousing'' by over gallant
gentlemen who persistcntly crowd for
the outside of the walk. Another COM
mon custom, and required 10y fashionable
etiquette, and one which is nearly as in
applicable and absurd. is the practice of
a whole string of men fling out of a
church pew, making themselves as redic-
ulous as an awkward squad" practicing
at catching step" in order to give wo-
man the wrong end Of the pew, or that of
a man wher on promenade or walk
with lady, 10 keep himself on the out
side Of the pavement. A little exercise
of judgment will convince any person of
the utter uselessness of this bobbing back
and forth at every corner.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

WITH Dyspept;cs everything is wron s..
Food does not digest; sleep does not re-
fresh: wine does not cheer; smiles do not
gladden.; music does not charm, nor can
any other JOY enter the breast of the mis-
cradle dyspeptic. You must get rid of it
or it will become seated ard confirmed,
and life will be burden and existence a
curse. PLANTATION BIrrERs will do away
with all this. New life, strength and
energy will take possession OF you. The
damask will again bloom upon your check
and the luster in your eye will again be
as bright as in your healthiest, happiest
and most joyour days.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

How TO KEEP CooL.-The folio wing
simple hints, from the Scientific American,
are useful to remember during the warm
weather OF the present season: Be sparing
in your diet, which should consist princi-
pally of fruits, berries and vegetables.
Avoid everything of greasy nature, also
spices, condiments and sweet. Drink
nothing but water. Chew nothing but
food; chew that well, but.do not chew too
much of 1t. Excess in eating is one of the
principal causes ofthat lazy, listless' relax
ing feeling experienced by so many per
cons in hot weather. Dress lightly, and
change often, Wear nothing at night
which is worn during the day. Battle
the body every morning with cool or cold
water. Keep clean conscience as well
az clean body and clean clothing. and
don't get excited. Ifuncomfortably warm
at any time, immcrse the hands, OF feet, OF
both in cold water for short time, or lie
. stream of cold water run upon the wriai
and ankles. This will cool the whole body
10 short time"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

ACCIDENTAL SHoo rISG.-On yesterday
morning little girl of John Schrod,r,
living three miles north of Plymouth, was
seriously wounded by the shot from a
gun. Mr. S. had been out hunting and
returning from the woods, fired the charge
in his gun at an old stump. A path al
most overgrown with bushes ran between
the stump and himself; and out from this
the little girl. who had been gathering
flowers, ran at the instant of the discharge.
The gun was loaded with heavy duck shot
and three took effect in her head AID face.
The wounds were dressed by Dr. Sher,
nam, and she will probnbly get well.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

SooITs entertainment which was given
in Balcony Hall during three nights OF
last week, was the best exhibition OF
the kind that has ever been in this place,
The attendance was limited In point oil
numbers, owing to the disagrceable wealth
er. Mr.. Sect has proved himself to lie a
master OF his profession, and in his bust
ness transactions here a gentleman. His
performances cn the slack rope cannot
be excellcd. It was matter of wonder
TO ali how he could stand, sit and recline
and swing on the wire without The aid OF
i balance pole. Nine. Scott as dancist
was IN exccllist.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29
INMEMORIAM.
Saturday morning, the 2ith inst, Rodah
Mariah Bailey, aged 40 years 5 months
and DAYS.

Saturday morning, the 2ith inst, Rodah
Mariah Bailey, aged 40 years 5 months
and days.
sour God has hercft us
A loved one has left us
beautiful spirit has taken its flight :"
Rodah Mariah Bailey was born in Mid
dleville, Oisego Co, N. Y. She came to
this place eight years ago, and has been
well known throughout the community
as one always useful, according to her abll>
ty, and cheerful and lovely in disposition
Nine years ago commenced that insidious
disease that slowly and certainly brought
her to the grave. In the year 1868, on
the second day Of April, she was baptized
10 the Christian Faith, and on the 2Gth
day OF the same month she was confirms
ed. She was faithful and died in faith.
For long time she has lived life OF
gradual death, but her Christian faith and
hope made her life pure and beautiful.
through suffering, and her earthly life
closed as the flowers close themselves In
sleep with the departing day-as closes
the day when storms retreat and the sub
dued splendors of the sunset say farewell
Sunday afternoon we performed the burial
service, and placing on the coffin the
bright emblcms Of the resurrection and
i'm morto.ity we said
blessed are the dead who die In tho Lord"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

WITHIN the space Of one block, at De-;
troit, on Tuesday, there were at one time
a one legged soldier grinding an organ;
a one>legyed soldier holding out cigar
box for pennies; one armed boy grind
ing another hand-crsan; a defWmed hoy
asking charity; a half breed Indian exhib-
ting decayed le'., and soliciting aims
a young lad asking for five cents TO buy
a loaf of bread for q rheumatic mother;
a man with both feet of, looking hurt IL
the coppers did not fall into his hat, and
a lad leading an old man from stole to
store, to collect NOR ey To support him in
his blindness
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

ONE of the Firm offs. & M. Becker
intends to start east in a few days for q
stock of Fall goods, and in the mean time
they will offer their stock ofsummer goops
for sale at cost. Now Is the time 10 get
good bargains there. Their stuck OF
cioihing is very large, and such variety
that they can suit any ard all who give
them call. Their stock of dry goods is
large and varied, and embraces every thing
in the dry goods line that may DC wsnier
In their clothing department they employ
first-class tailor, who will get up any
style of snits desired. They guarantee
satisfaction, and good fit with all or,leri
left with them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29
J are invited. By order of
JNO. HOIIAM,
Chairman Building Committee.

ORAroRIo OF ESTHER This beautiful
cantata was performed at Laporte. on last
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, under
the direction of Prof. jackson. 1t will be
a matter of interest TO those who took part
in the Oratoria ia this place to know how
the different presentations at Laporte COM
pared with those OF Plymouth. Aud ii
can safely be said, End that too without
being yainglorious, That the musical talent
of Plymouth can not be excellcd in any
neisLboring city. 1t was generally COM
ceded by those who heard The Oratorio at
both places that it was better rendered as
whole, in Plymouth than in Lapolte.
The King at Laporte did admirably but
he was not resident of Laporte. He
came from Michigan for the purpose of
taking that part. But he possessed no
finer voice, and executed his part in no
reader manner than did our DR.. Rey-
nolds. The Queen had beautiful voice,
and bore herself with dignity and ease
that could only be equaled by Miss Rach-
el Fuller, of our place. She however
lacked that confidence on the stage which
Miss Fuller possessed, and which would
have lent an added charm TO her almost
complete success. The Mordecai of La
porte was the Mordecai of Plymouth
Mr.. George Edwards, who seemed 10 be
the favored one" among the people oil
Laporte, and especially among the ladies
and the shower of boquets he received al
the close OF his part, told how well the
musical talent of Plymouth was apprecis-
ted. We do not mean TO say though, that
it was the musical taleut alone that the
owners of those handsome boqucts appre
ciated. Oh, no, for peep at one of the
dainty notes attached to tie boquets die
closed no enconiums on the merits OF the
singer. II might have been that they
were marks of sympathy bestowed OF
Mordecai for his unfortunate condition
and near prospect of death, caused b,
"this wicked Hannah" Yes. it NIGH
have been. Who knows The part o
the Prophecies was well performed; anc
everyone knows that our Prophecies Mis-
Julia Thompson did very well. TIL
part Of Hannah, (Which is one Of the mos
difficult parts of the Oratorio,) was no
performed with the ease and perfection
that it was by Mr.. J. Mcdonald, OF this
place. The same is also true of Zerish
Haman.s wife. Miss Mattingiy rendc rec
it here, as near TO perfection, probably, n
it was ever done, and many spoke in hi y
terms of the success of her part. Mrs
Hannah, of Laporte was not enough a
home on the stage to make her action
easy. But the class did very well, ant
with the exception of the Plymouth class
think it can't be exceled
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29
"Frcsh as Maiden's Blush, -

l S the pure peachy complexion which
follows the use Of nagan's Magnolia
Balm. Ii is the true secret OF beauty.
Fashionable ladies' IN society understand
this. The Magnolia Balm changes the
rustic Country Girl into City Belle more
rapidly than any other one thing.
Richness, Sunburn, Tan, Freckles
blotches snd all Objects OF the summer
Sun disappear where it is used, and q
genial, cultivated, fresh expression is OBJ
tanned which rivals The bloom of youth
Beauty is possible TO all who will invest
IS cents at any respectable store and
insist on getting the Magnolia Balm.
Use nothing but Lyons Kathairon to
dress the hair. 30
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Times says that the following receipt
will preserve al. kinds Of grain and gar
den seeds from the ravages OF cut worms
birds, ETC.: One pound sulphate of iron
one pound aces. Dissolve in water heat
ed To 30 or % degrees, and pour over one
bushel of grain, and in similar proper
ton for greater or less quantity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29
BUSINESS LocAEs.

ANNouNoEAENr ExrRAoRDINARY -
SELLING BELOW COST! ]. E. WesterveIt
& Co.. offer and hereby pledge themselves
to sell at from 10 to 20 pr cent below act
ual cost during the entire month of August,
their entire stock Of Ladies summer dress
goods, including Lawns, Organdies, Per-
Gales, Brilliants, Mohairs, changable Pop
Inns and Marseilles, Carpets and Oil
Cloths, and their whole balance Of stock
of Boots and Shoes. This is an oppo-tu-
nifty TO get Boots or Shoes for winter wear
that you should not neglect.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

VICE PRESIDENT Colfax, accompanied
by his lady, arrived in this city on Mon
day evenings .rain, and was the guest
Judge Osborne. In the evening he held
a public reception and number of our
citizens availed themselves of the oppor-
tunity OF paying their respects to the
highly honored son of the Hoosier State
The visit was of private nature and
created hut little commotion in the busy
world Of Lafortc.--Argus.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29
Medical Testimony.

I'VE. tho undersigned, przc,iring physicians, cor
tfy that We have prescribed in practice. far th
past one, two and three year,, Nudge's Americai
Sherry or ihubarb Wine. and that, for medicine
eject decidedly prefer il to other Wine. cithe
domestic for~tya. that have found. and
gladly recommend IL to the attention Of medical mel
as most valuable acquisition to Uur 'materia med
lea"
VI s. Brnrn, ". t.; 81. Indy, u. D.; y. Mycr'
n. D.; Irl,ans. ILL.,, Oct. L., 1865.
Roh't w Ea1i. VI. D.. n. Renson, NJ. D.; Colum
bus, Wisconsin, Oct. Is, 1855.
NJ. X. Wright; VI. ~; John J. Sites, NJ. D.; Pom
tiac. Ills, Oct. 30, 1s6S.
CIV. Mccluhsni VI. D.; J. J. Rowe. II. D.; Avon
NJ, Oct II, 1865.
C.s. s. TODD,
lone Sole Agent for PljmuuIh.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

We neglected last week to notice the
change of proprietors of Marshall County
Republican. 1t is now published by
Messrs. Belangce and Nichols. The paper
presents neat ap pcarapce, and with lis
staff of three editors should be made 8
VIC wish you success.-Stdrk Co. Led
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

WE have received an engraving of the
elegant new marble building recently
erected by the Chicago Tribune compa-
ny. 1t Is beautiful structure, with .
frontage of ~ feet on Dearborn, and I2l
on Madison street, and is four stories in
height, exclusive of the basement. The
architecture is "Roman," and the building
is fire proof.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

The NEW LUTHERAN CHURCH, since IFS
completion looks very fine indeed 1t
has beautiful and lofty spire, which is
completed in perfect manner. A neat
iron fence is built around it, and il is fin
ished inside in the Fl nest manner Great
credit is due 10 the members OF the church
for the energy with which they have
pushed forward the building.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

NO CONsUMPTIves.


THE Advertiser. having been restored to health
Ia few weeks, tya very simple remedy, after hav-
ing suffered several years witha severe lung affec-
ton, and that dread disease. Cousumption-is anx-
ious to make known to his cllow-suersrs the means
ofcure.
To all who desire II, he will send copy Of the
prescription used, free ofcharsr, with the dircc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
viii find sure CuRE roE CONSUMPTION, BRoScHI-
IT'S, etc. The object ofhe advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
Information which he comedies y rc inyaluabei
and hopes every sufferer will try his Icmedy, Il
will cost them nothing. and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the presc iption, will please adj
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg Kings County, New York.
L.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

If any Of our subscribers fail to get
their paper we hope they will let US know
at once. We give our carrier boy espec-
ial instructions bat he has not yet thor
oCghly learned the route, and few may
have been omitted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

THE August term of the circuit court,
Judge Osborne presiding, will commence
its session on Monday, August ID There
are 224 civil and 62 criminal cases on the
docket--the largest number known at one
time. If ''dog days" come on the prayer
of Rosalind, in AS You Like It." will he
very appropriate:
!" pray thee shepherd, IL that love, or geld,
Can in this hot place buy entertsinment,
Bring us where we may rest ourselves
Aud find refreshing nectar"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

Two small boys were observed near
the depot on Monday evening, punching,
gouging each others eyes out and en-
joying themselves to the full extent of q
free fight. After one round and a short
rest they "went in again and finely the
boy busted" the ''tother' and ''toiher'
run. Two or three men stood by encour-
aging the scene and enjoying the enter,
tainment. Perverted human nature.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

OK our subscription list are the names
of a good many Democrats 10 whom we
are sending our PAPER. 1t will give us
pleasure to send our paper to our Demo
cratic friends and if we cannot suit them
politically we hope we can in other res.
poets Among others we have received a
letter, accompanied by greenback, from
our Democratic Representative from Mar
shall, as follows:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-29

STEPHEN GIRARD's RULE'-"I have all
ways considered advertising literally and
long 10 be the great medium of success in
business, and prelude 10 wealth. And
have made it an invariable rule, too, TO
advertise in dullest times, as well as the
busiest, long experience having taught
me that money thus spent is well laid out
as by keepingmy business continually be
fore the public, II has secured me many
sales that would otherwise lost.