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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31

Compliment to Capt Mdndrd.-The
pupils of that capital instructor, Prof.
MaDard, surprised him on Christmas
morning by presenting him with 4
handsome silver. headed ebony cane,
bearing the inscription sd, G.. NJ, from
his pupils. Dec. rs, 1862" The list
was headed By that attractive little fell
low, Cyrus Lyle, whose speech, at Prof
Mauard's exhibition, was so much en-
joyed by the audience. His father,
Capt. Henry Lyle, of Va. & Tenn. r.
R., was chosen as the vehicle of presen
tation, which was done rivately. The
compliment is really deserved by Prof.
Manard, whom all parties desire to re.
tain in our midst that be may con inue
10 teach and discipline the youth of our
town and county. lie has the conf
dence and good wishes Of all our people.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31
Bn.in... at Union -Mes.rs. Aiker

BaelneSs at Union - Messrs. hlken
a Co. have found it necessary to en-
large their store.house at Union, 10 orr
der TO accommodate their augmented
,rde As au evidence that they are
good merchants thsir success may be
cited. lie who Expresses his cust9megs
never prosper. liis he who does iu
tee between himsslf and che world wiso
rises Business has ITS profits. sni
honor aud energy should and do reap
them. The stock OF Messrs. Aiken 4
Co. Instead oil being allewed 70 grow
can aud ilbassorted is constantly sept
up, aud ,hoir trade is constantly ~
ereas,ug. They deserve their success
at Union, aud will continue to deserve
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31

Sale of Stones Mll'-Col. Jno g.
King has purchased Of Stone & Bros.
the valuable Touring mill SO recently
Improved by them, and located one mile
below Bristol, near the <. T. r. Road.
The character of the mill is strictly A
No. 1.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31

ion.-The village of Union, Ten
nessee, is improving, aud We see no rea-
son why it should not become a thriv
lug place. Bristol Aspires to be a city,
aud will assuredly attain that distinction
in few years 1t must necessarily be
that il be surrounded by a number Of
active points and Union must be one of
them. There are "reminiscences con-
nected with the place which are not
generally known 1t was the birth
place of David Crockett and long the
residence of Gov. Browlow. At pre-
sent it is chiefly promising as the Depot
of very fertile and prosperous section
Of country.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31

PrOspecting.-Our Office was visited
on Friday last by Messrs. j. Chandler
and W. Dunbar, from New Hampshire,
who design purchasing homes in Bris-
toll. We welcome them to our midst,
and do not wonder that Bristol with its
iue climate, rich soil and promising fu
turc has attracted them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31

TO THE WORKING CLASS. - We are now pre-
pared 10 furnish al Glasses with constant employ
men Al home the whole Of The time for the spare
moments Business new, light and profitable. Per
sous Of either easily earn fsola SOC. 20 % per
evening, and proportional sun by devotiug their
whole time to the busiaess- Boys and girls earn
nearly a. much a. men. That all who see this
notice ray send their addTes and test the business
We make this unparalleled ODER; To such a. are
trouble OF writing. Fun particulars, a valuable
sample, which will dc 70 commence work On, and
a copy of Tie Peoples Literary C1mpaRloR-one oi
the iArgeQ and best fan ily Newspapers published
all seat free BY mail. Header. II you want perma-
nent, profitable work, address b. c. ALLEN co
AUGpsIA, MAIZE,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31
Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

u conbiraffOa Of al IA SrGyedieats Of fas Bfnsvs
9Th PuRs Saatd CruE Ruvs, OTaa0s, etA n 70 used
fer s disas s Btsrt - tcAere tona.
pErs 6leoAolic Einnius - reqniss& Tes eiA bear ia
piud Gaf Gese repedies entirely different Jre,z
any ofhers odrrfd for Ne Of III dtsedtss Ransd
Iss A.o scientific preparations ~ sasdcinai sstruos
s1hie Ae o1Aers dooocf,VRf NJ scsss
forn- The TONIC 70 decidedly enc 4 1hs mod plea-
sanf dnd 6grenabs ysaediss offered 70 Ne Psbisc
~ toae u erq,irie Ru pleassrs sats G vhiis 10
kfsgfrtng eIh1arstsrc, AVID uedsessai qualities Aav'
sassed d n kHs,sr "a us sreasess u al tos'eA
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31

VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE R. R.
V The semi annual coupons falling due
upon the bonds Of this road on the lst day
Of January, 1870, will be paid at our Office.
LANCASTER, BROWN & co.
70 NassAu Street, New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31

After You The close of the year
is upon US and Messrs. Pepper Bros
desire settlement at once. See ad,
vertisement.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31

SUNDRIES-
Sariines, Canned oysters, Pineapyles, Or.
anges, Jellies in goblets aud glasses, Pre-
served Ginger, fruneS, Figs, Paper Collars
Matches, Backing and thousand other
things too numerous to mention.
We have all kinds of FIRE WORKS. The
public are invited to call and examine our
Stock for we charge nothing for looking. -
Thankful for past favors We ask cOntinu-
anee.
Cakes baked, iced AMI ornamental.
Everybody that buys 30
cents worth getSa CHARGE
at n large Cake FREE.
E. KUHNERT & SON.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31

Coz Loa. Mrs. EcbOls has lost bar
COW. She is four years old-white, with
few red spects on her right side. Her
face ia entirely white. We hope this
nOrce may lead her recovery.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31

Thanks. Our friend, Mr.. j. Il.
Gross, Of the firm of Willard q Cross,
at Union, did the handsome thing Of
sending us package of fruits aud other
luxuries peculiar to the holiday season.
He has our thanks.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31
rRem BEY-IosGrl, IL kESSArD, D D..

IRON BEY.IoskrIl II KESSAED, y. D..
ra.ioi- 81 he Tenth Blp'l.t Church, Philadelphia
DH JiCEsnN-bsAA sal hare bern JTsQuesill
rsqFf'sd n cesAeri ny udns -th Recommendations ~
s.rs.ssi hpds II rs,sHss bia v.gaIdinq Ds prdates
at ~ NJ aPfefrfsic sfsre have sH al oases de-
fHsl h. yin clsaF proof IN vari0ss - laRccs, aad
rarcViaT'gf a. NJ otra fomdy " ne ss.f ns1s n Dr.
Ih-a5pa-s Gsr-sSn BiheTs dspan for oHes frotA ~
ssHf s.Erf, 70 syJFcts ny fun enartaaa Tat for gun
raj deAily " she system and especially for LIVER
ptvpara'isul IN ~ ss~s eaIc, g usy
fan: snf HiBfVy &H aoah rot, Y sssa
EsyasA, ssi0v Sessss stsss[
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31
DEBILlTY.

1zers 20 10 reSfefns eq~al 10 Hoefdnfs Germes
iRsy isspayt a tome N nand viocr % lAs whole
yser- nrergtAe. ne aTPstie, cause
ssjoyzseat Of AtuB food endbi< tie ado
mach % diees q p1ryy hs blood gre good, soun&
tedhy eomlkxsisa, eradicate ns yeiov hn0s iron tss
we, impar Llooss 70 Tia cheeks aud Change M Pasienf
frum q short1reathed, emae,aied, ,reok and HeSrous
isralid, 10 fun faced siosa, aaS vieorosi persoa-
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bitters or
= onic. I'm fact, they are Family Medl-
ein~s. They can be admanistered with
perfect Safety 90 n child three months
old, the most delicate female, or a man
OF ninety.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31
FRIDAY. December 81, 1863.
.IRGINIA & TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
a sza g. -
Mail train leaves Bristol, I 80 P: N.

80 ~ @dEf..,s1ts = 2E-s-1esfE S1f1l.---iiilfes
Mail train leaves Bristol, I 80 p. NJ.
Arrives In Lynchturg, 500, A. ".
Mail train leaves LNnchhure, 8 80 T. NJ.
Arr ives in Bristol, 900 AN.
Freight trains II ayes Bristol, $50 A N.
Freight train arrives at IS AN. &4.40P n.
Freight trains leaves Lvnchbnrg 3. 10 A. NJ
Arrives IN Bristol 4.50 A NJ. 1910 r. NJ.
Distance 7O4 miles Fare cents per mile.
's nrlnutef SLOWED for supper ia Bristol.
EAST TENN. 4 va. RAILROAD.
Mail train leaves Bristol ) 81 A. NJ.
Arrivss in Knoxville 70 81 Pm
Mail train leaves Kuoxvill-, lt.i5 A. N.
NSil train arrives In Bristol $40 ?. N.
Freight trains leave Bristol, g IS A. NJ.
freight trains arriyein Bristol, 900 p. u.
distance 1870 miles Fare cts. per mile.
% minutes allowed for supper 10 Bristol.
fem. time being 80 minutes slower than
Va. tine, the apparent want of connection
between the above schedules is explained.
Look Out For h X Mark!
The expiration Of subscriptions win be
indicated by the X mark, and il The "NeWs''
s onger desired by the party so notified,
he vail at once remit the priceof suoscrip-
tion.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31
ElOod Purifiers

FROM HOS GEo w WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of te Supreme Court OF rennsJlvanis
- rniLAnEL rnJk. March 10, 1861.
find Ha.RdsfI GTmdR B,diers % Hot an Ittos-
ioaEy b,rsToge, bat 9.od ioaie, vs.fl ga disorder
Of NJ d,Osshre orgaHE cad Of great bsasH IN case "
deLatr asad 81 aeiiea, ~ fhe gIstena
Go ". WooDWAEp.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31
Ths Purest. Best end Cheapest
RNrT--KNIT--KNIT.

AGRNTs WANTED everywheie 10 cell the
AMERICAN KsITTING MACHINE, the only pras-
teal Knitting Machine ever invented. Price e23.
Will knit 20,oOO stitches per minute. Address
AMERICAN KNITTING AACuiNE Co., Boston
Mass, OF 81, Louis, No.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31

IsNptg CFtYtA uHu EHot tH1So.
All Eew subscribers for THk LIrTLE CORPoRAL
Tor the year, whose names and money are sent
10 before the last Of November, will receive the
November and Decomber Nos. Of 1889 FREE.
The LITTLE Corporal has a larger circulation
hdH any oaer .rIresi!s 4dgaSfns ia ne tcorii ard
is better worth the price than any other magazine
published
Because Of Its immense circulation, We are enable
to furnish il 1t the low price Of oSR DOLLAR A
YEAR single number - cehts or free 20 any
who will try 10 raise a club. Beautiful premiums
for clubs. Subscribe Now. Back numbarx can
always be sent. Address ALFRED L. sEwELL <
CO, Publishers. Chicago, III.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31
Il x m 9 Fl D u RIG
Prices Current.
coaEKcfkD NJ
LEE e. TAYLo r.,
GRocERs, CONNIssIoS MErcHAxrs Ann PRo
Ducg BRoKERs.
No. II Bridge Street, Lyncburg. Va.


LrSeHErRa. Dee 81, Is0s.
We invite auention IN many ehanxcs to-day
wheat uhd Hour j. without any improvcIne a. a.
eept IL hne and super8ne vhiehis scarce anc active
al quotations.
Hog products o. all descriptions are less active.
even At decline ntted, In ernsrquence VI tho west
ern marse, having given sway full ono cent PCT
pound. Dried apples active; dried Peaches duiI -
Al Uthtr produce la faiT d-mhud Ut quot ,itons
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-31

hove and are receiving daily every variety
Of
TOYS, NOTIONS, FRUITS, NUTS, ahd
COFECTIeNERIES.
Such as Music Boxes. Albums, Ladies, Work
Boxes. All Kinds Of Perfunery. Pocket
Books and Ladies Purse !, Pocket
Knives, Bill Folders, and
A GREAT MANY OTHER ARTICLES.
We havs all kinds Of Small Toys, from
the small Doll Baby to the large Vase. We
have all the
LATEST STYLES OF CANDIES,
French Bon Bons, Cresms, Liquor Work,
Fancy Hearts. Our Plain Candies are
ALL OF OUR owN MANUFACTURE,
and free from all impurities.
WARRANTED NOT TO MAKE YOUR
CHILDREN SICK.
We have for Baking Cakes. Citron, Raj.
sins, Shelled Almonds, Currents, AID all the
Flnvoring Extracts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

One OF the manuIaelOIIes Iu Hartford,
Conn, has a placard near the entrance
door, requiring all persons accepting en-
ployment there to give two weeks notice
OF intention to quit, on penalty of losing
two weeks wages. Not long ago a man
named Clarkin went to work ia the factory,
and after working for month lett the
place without giving the required notice,
and the Erm withheld the amount due for
two weeks work. The employees sued the
tirm and recovered the wages due. but the
hrin took the case to the Supreme Court ON
an appeal, and the decision of the lower
Court was Ieyersed-a verdict being rem
dered IN favor of the defendants. Chief
Justice Foster remarked that ir the firm
had discharged the artisan without giving
him like notice he could recover a fort
nights wages upon suit.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

A ScorcH family newspaper offered, last
summer. to its subscribers, prizes OF SD
for the best poem, S6 for the best story.
and 81 for the best letter, written by a
boy or girl; and it received in response
four hundred and twenty OF the first, one
hundred and ffty-six of the second, and
6fty-seven OF the third. These effnsions
were protected from The inquisitive ten.
dency of the postmaster General ana his
subordinates, by methods OF security in
which great ingenuity in the use OF rural
resources was displayed, tae fastenines
employed including 'sealing-wax, common
beeswax, resin, weayers' dressing, glue.
gum, tape (red, white and blue. cords OF
all sizes. from common twine to cart ropes.
and brass wire"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

HooFIAND's GERMAN BiTrEEs. Thee $
probably 10 disease 10 which shnman
flesh is heir" that is more iiis;ressi1s "a Its
effects than tha- OF Dyspepsia, and sindrei
diseases arising from disorders of the Liver
ard Digestive organs, and il l. his iact.
probably, which has caused the prepa,-.-
tion oi the american remedies now before
the pubic. Among tbese relae.sies
are DR. HoofanS's Ga~r,e- Isi...Ia
which has been prominently before
The public for yrs, and which
mas received the highest Testimonials frorn
thousands Of our citizens who have tested
its efficiency in diseases Of the character
referred TO. IL has also receivetl the birh-
est commendatIon from physicians who
have used 1t in their practice 1ith COM
plete success. The Hoofand's Bittters IS
strictly medicinal preparation, and con-
talns no Slcohol, rum, or whisky
Hootiand's German Tonic is a couIbina-
ton OF the ingredients of the Bitters. with
pure Sants Cruz Rum, orange, anise &c. Ut
Is used for tue same diseases as the bittels
IN cases where an Alcoholic StimuL.nt is
necessary. II Is preparation Of rare meii-
clnal value, and most Agreeable to the ral-
ate Chronicle, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16
A BAD BARGAIN.
The Man Who Traded for a Wife and
Got More than He Wanted.

! From the Cincinnati Gazette, Dec 3.
On Tuesday last, while the trial of the
ejectment suit of Taylor's heirs VS.. Horn.
beck and others, was progressing before a
jury, in the Courthouse, in this city, q SIN
gular transaction was disclosed by the eyi-
dence, which created not little surprise
and merriment in the courtroom. The
defendant called witness by the name OF
Isaac Yelton, for the purpose of impeach-
ing the testimony of a witness named VIII
liam Orcutt. who had testified on behalf OF
the plaintiffs. After the direct examina-
ton Of Yelton was concluded, he was turn
ed over to Mr.. Carlisle, one Of the attor-
neys for the plaintiffs, for cross exarnina-
ton, when the following evidence was elic-
tied:
Attorney-Are you and Orcutt on good
terms with each other?
Witness-Yes, sir.
Attorney-Did You never have any quar-
rel or difficulty?
Witness No, sir; We never did.
Attorney-Did you not take Orcutt's wife
away from him and run away with her. and
did you not have difficulty with him about
that?
Witness-I never took his wife away from
him.
Attorney-Did not you and man named
Gosney take bis wife awayp
Witness His wife went away with me
and Gosney, but we did not take her ayav
from Orcutt. There was no difficulty at ali
about it; it wss all satisfactory. traded
him horse for his wifo, but found had
been imposed on, and returned her to
him, and it was ali right. There was no
quarrel or difficulty.
Attorney-How we're you imposed upon
Witness 81 traded the horse for his wife. |
but he put on me beside two children and
a dog; SO returned her to him. L do not
mean that he cheated me in the trade, for |
the transaction was all fair; ;bnt he imposed |
on me-he got the best OF the BARGAIN. |
L had no use for the two children and the |
dog.
This testimony was given with the ut |
most GOODNESS, ana In manner which in
dicated that the witness regarded the
transaction as entirely legitimate and
proper. He is man of ordinary intelli-
gence, and has been for long time con-
stable Ia the upper end of Campbell coun-
ty. Having rescinded the contract with
orcutt, we presume that he is now prepar-
ed to consider any new proposition that
may be submitted to him. Gentlemen
who would rather winter horse than a
wife might find it to their advantage 70
give him call. but they must bear in mind
that he declines to deal in children or dogs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16
London and New YOrk-Their Present
and Prospective Pepulaiien-OddC CAL
ct;lat,op
[From the Newark Advertiser

In the thirty years, from 1911 to 1871.
the population of London mora than
doubled; the increase being from about
95S, 900 to 1,94S, 900. At the same percent-
age of increase, the population Will in
1871 reach 4, 600, 900 and over. In fact.
London, with her suburban towns, has
nearly reached that figure at the present
time. This increase is very remarkable
when We consider that London was a SET
tlement when our Saviour was upon the
earth, and that although she REQUIRED
some eighteen Centuries to reach q pcpula-
ton of less than million, yet this has
been quadrup,ed in the last sixty Years Of
discovery and enterprise. The eiay of
New York more than doubled her poprlla-
ton from 1900 to 1920; very much more
than doubled il from 1920 to 1910: and
the same may be said of the period from
lS40 to 1860. Population of $500. so 600:
1870, 123. 600; 1880, 202. 600; 1910. 3l2. :
OoO; 1850, 5l5,0 900; 1860, S14, 600; probable
population OF 1870 from ZOO. 600 to / 200 =
OOO. On careful calculation of the per
centage of increase for each decade from
1873, find 1t as follows: from 1920 TO
lS5O, CAT per cent; 1880 to 1910, 54s:
lS4O to 1850, 64l; 1850 to 1860. 5S: probs-
Ole percentage from 1860 to 1870. 45 TO
80 per cent. If the latter $50 per
cent? the population of 1870 viii
be over 200, 600. The growth of Newark
mas oeen greater in proportion than even
that OF London or New York. From 1910
to lS4O, Newark nearly trebled her popu-
iation; from 1910 to 1850, considerably
more than doubled it; and from 1850 to
1860, came within 6,OO0 of doubling il
again. Population of 1880, 10 995; 1910.
1880; 1850, 1884; 1860, 72,179. The
percentage OF increase has been: from 1880
to 1S4O, 81; from 1S40 to 1850. 124. from
1850 to 1860, So; from 1860 to 1870. prob
ably from go to 20. The percentage of in
crease In hepopulation of Hudson county.
n. D.. and Staten Island, n. Y, has also
been at an enormous rate. Now assuming
that the population Of the entire cir
cumference (or City of York Newark
is 75O 600 (and it is probably nearer
l,oOO,OO0) and reducing the percent
age OF increase for future years far
below the average percentage of the wears
which are past. aud we might figure it out
somewhat as follows: Fifty per cent. added
from 1870 to 1880 would make the popula-
ton 2. 625.O0O; so per cent. from 1SsO to
1890, 3, 937, 500; so per cent. from 1890 to
i900, 5,5l2, 500; or if these percentages, in
the estimation of some persons, are too
high, We might add only 40 per cent for
each decade, and the result of this would
be I, ,SO2, OOO-or, to be still more cautious,
call it 4, 500, 900 in 1900. Thus within the
short space of 30 years there would be a
population of 4, 500. 600 to house and home.
In 40 years the number would doubtless be
swelled to 6. ZOO GOO, in so years to z, 500. 600
or ., ,0OO 600, and in 60 years to 10000, 600.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

The genelast council Of the Medical
University OF Edinburgh has decided to
admit women students Dnring the pre.
liminary discussion Professor Mason STAT
ed that, in the examination which had al.
ready token place, women had exhibited
greater knowledge OF medicine and surgery
than the men. The regulations require,
that women shall only attend classes en-.
tirely composed of females. ~ 4er .af
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16
GOugh'S Collector.

On one occasion had made an appoint
ment in small town in Massachusetts,,
and, accompanied by a friend, rode seven
miles, and arrived at the church as the peo-
pie were assembling. Not knowing any
one approached a plain-looking man,
and asked If there was to be lecture there.
"Yaas"
"Who is the lecturerT"
Cough"
"Can you tell me where I can find the
President of the Society2"
81 spect l am the President"
'Ah My name is Cough"
'Waal, it's most time to go in"
so We went, and 1 sat in q pew till he
came to me and said, You'd better 90 in
the desk"
asked.
NO; the minister's away"
''Is there no deacon 2"
81 spect I'm a deacon"
Cant you pray?"
'No; don't speak in meeting."
As passed into the desk, he stood below,
and announced, "AIr Cough is in the desk,
and is going to lectur."
'lectur'd" as well as was able, and
had no sooner taken my seat than heard
from below, "We'l now percede to take
up a collection for the benefit of the lee
turer."
As no one seemed to move he passed
round with his hat, while the people were
going out, and, dumping the contents on
the table in front of the pulpit, and shaking
the lining of his hat, said: There that's
all for you, and we shan't take nothing out
for light"
The amount did not exceed dollar and
q half, principally in cents; some Of them
the tokens that were then in vogue, and
passing as current coin, stamped on one
side with jackass running away with the
sub-treasury. . .ss
/ said, Il don't want it."
"Why, there's a lot of it,
81 don't want il.
"Yer don't?" 4
'.No." mf 80 ~
''Wsal, then, I'll take it" ssk
And sweeping the coin into his hat, and
holding it before him, dipped his head in
to it. exclaiming. "Waai. guess can car.
ry it."
Il said, You've got more cents in your
"wsal, yes; I don't generally carry cents
in my hat"
"But eof it is jackass cents"
'Waal, yes; see there was some bung-
towns in the heap"
And without another word he marched off
leaving me to laugh, which i did most
heartily. 20 g
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

SUDDEN CHANGES OF wEAraER are pro-
ductiye OF Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds,
&c. There is no more effectnal relief in
these diseases to be found, than in the
timely use Of '.Brolcn's Bronchial Trockes
They possess real merit, and have proved
their efica,y by test of many years, hav-
ing receiy ed thousands of testimonials
from eminent men who have used them
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

MosT PATENT Medicines are ..crre-alls,"
while DIR. L. WnHoFr's ANTT-PERroDIc or
FEVER AND AGUE Tonic pretends to G ire
none but such diseases as are caused bv
malariai poisoning of the blood. One bot
Tie is sufficient to effect cure IN any case.
Made IN New Orleans by wheelock, Finlay
q Co, ard sold at wholesale by Fuller,
Finch & Fuller. Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

Why Will you SUFFER- from rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Toothache, &C., when you can
obtain almost instant relief from the use Of
Pratt Dc Butchers celebrated Magic OIL
Liniment. This medicine takes the Lead
of all pain remedies, both for external and
internal pains. 1t cures Diarrhoa, Dysen-
terry, Collie, &c, and as family medicine
1t cannot be excelled. Pratt & Butchers
the only genuine. Observe the written
SIGNATURE of Walker d Taylor on the wrap
pee.