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New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
GERMANY.
CLOSING OF The ZOLLyEREN-THE KINGS
SPEECHES.

CLOSING OF The ZOLLyEREIN-THE KINGS
SPEECHES.
BERLIN, Tuesday, June %, 1862
The sessions Of the Zollverein Parliament and the
Reichstag terminated to-day. The members assem-
bed at the Royal Castle to receive the closing
speech of the King. Mr.. Bancroft, the American
Minister was the only member of the Diplomatic
Corps present. King William, addressing the ZOll-
verein Parliament, acknowledged the zeal of the
members. After reviewing the work OF the session,
he expressed regret that the debates tariff reform
had failed to produce definite result but hoped for
the ultimate agreement of differing opinions. The
KING made no political illusions except one in favor
of German unity at the conclusion of his speech,
when he expressed his confidence that this session
would tend to fortify the bond Of common institu-
tions between the German States
When the King had concluded, Count Won Bis
marck as Federal Chancellor advanced and de-
clared the session Of the Zollyerien Parliament
closed Thereupon the Deputies of the South Ger
man States withdrew.
The King then delivered his closing speech to the
members Of the Reichstag. He complemented them
on their zeal and activity but regretted their fail
ure TO complete the financial arrangements to meet
the deficiencies Of the budget He referred to the
new naval port at Heppens as a monument for Eu-
rope showing the energy and intelligence with
which, for l3 years, the German people had
struggled against disorder 10 perform BIeaU
national task. The lively interest taken by the
population on the seabOard in the maritime
deyelopement of the Confederation was reassuring
EXPRESSION of the sentiment of the nation, which
with increasing power was penetrating all parts Of
the Fatherland; and this in connection with the
agreement and activity Of the Federal Government
and the National Representatives for the welfare of
the country fortified the confidence of Germany in
the maintenance of internal and external peace.
Both speaches were received with enthusiastic
cheers by the deputies
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
THE FRENCH THIRD PARTY


The Post insists that whether or no We like
TO make the admission, II must be made-there ls no
longer Third Party in France If the elections have
established thing IL is this. 1t would be easy TO
point the moral but it suces to note the bare fact that
the FRENCH as nation recognize two ways OF govern
ment, aud two ways only.
LITTER OF THE HISTORIAN MICIIELEr
M. Mchclet has written the following characteristic
letter to the Deputy for the Sixth Division OF Paris,
NJ. Ferry:
My DEAR SIR: It has been proved that Paris is
France, much France herself But your election Is
OF all the others the most important. Why Dynastes
pass the clergy remain In the state OF skeleton even
galvaniZedJ one may last long This skeleton has one
and only one candidate in tins enormous Paris OF ours
IN that blessed reimbursement called the Holy Lana:
That candidate is the ideal OF the 81 Vincent de Paul
narty-that Is TO say phanthrOpc excellenti neither
flesh nor fish He has humanity, charity; an ancient
patronage Of charity precious the assistance Of SO
many good sOuls lie has not only the Church. but the
state ardent coOpeaton In the Spanish times Of the
League and Of Anne OF Austria lie has great ele ctOr
Misery, so much comniserated by the rich This man
has everything for him. But, 10 miracle II did not be-
eNe in miracles, but am cOnverted-what an errorD
Par is strong pure that against money against the
the state against the Church and all Its influence II
votes for conscience This is sublime for it is wise and
reasonable. press your hand"
The candidate alluded to- tho defeated one is NJ An,
Cusn Cochin, and the "blessed ACCOMPLISHMENT called
the Holy Land" the Fauborg 81. Germaln
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.

MEETING OF CONGRESS president SARMIENTOSS
p MEsSAGE-WHAT He THINKS OF THE WAR
WITH PARAGUAY-HIs VIEWS on 1MMIGRA-
TIoN AND THE LAND Observation-Disclosures
OF THE COUNTRY UNDER HIS ADMINISrRA-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
q. :. !, !. .s.od R~.ass..

IL n fuch easier 20 keep the systsm IN good conduon
han to restore Il TO that condition wnen snatefeI
isssa- Ths Houss Of lie like other houses snouis
shows any siEa Of giving sAy the ss. Iptos; q
phy scu debility should be taken a. mint tnat s,'
ant is required The next question n na1 MAJ
~Hoiesoms seess asls tonie tAs stimuatps propss
ties Of which modified by the juices and earssss
Of ari febre and laxative roots and herbs
which will <plate, soothe and purlf, az We'll
rate-is the medicine required py the deom's.ssu ~.
There are many preparatious which ere eslmS 40 , ne
al this description. but HOSfErfkkS SIOMAon
RIfT KRIS the great vegetable prevent We ana rsss; ~
tive that its TO the confidence OF the pipc
an fthe medical profession by aqnarter OF eeaSiLy
OF unvarying success, stands eminent among IN
All To expatiafe its popularity would pc 70
tV old tate. 1t only necessary 70 eonsoit me
records OF tho United States Revenue Department 20
learn consumption - greater tnen tnat o. slo
Other proprietary remedy OF either nanve OF fcre'sn
a. means OF sustaining the health and strength
rnfisr fiery temperaftlse, the Bf1FEkS have para
mo1t claim to consideration IL has the effect OF Tor
tfying and bracng the and muscular ysteln
4 aaainst the ordinary consequences OF sudden sne
SIent changes of teuerature and Is tnorefore peeu
ary useful at this asou, when hot sunshine py GA
md 5eeeod dews by night. aternatey beat ana emu
Il h. blood Of those exposed 70 them
n -HfySTETIKR'S STOMAsJH BfffERS are sold =
notifies only To avoid being deceived by
see that the Of the article is on the Label AMI ON
bossed on the glass Of the bottles. and our reVenu
4 Frf- ruV. owe X . a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
70 SoMsuMPTsvEs.

TIE Advertiser, having been restored 10 health :
fs- v.~sr a., vsry ..-.,s rem fer hasins suffer
ID .svera ys.fs with sesere hing sHscssons and that
drssd dssxse Consumption an ioqs 70 make known
60 his fsllo~ suasrsrs. he pssAos 81 cure f-
TO desire ia h. Wilt send COPY Of the pre-
scrpson nsed (rss 81 chsrVel WITH the direcsons for
preparing aud s-iue the same. winch tney WIS ma
susx Ounx roR CosssInl-rIos. AsTIfsA. HRoEcHr'
ma &c Y,,s s iest of AdssrtiseE sending the
prsrrp,ss. Is 20 bsceif tas aHicts-k sai splead "a
sormxf,oo hsc, ssnoeivss TO ba fsissinshe and he
hopes every viii Try his e-'efss ss q WI cost
sbsra Nothing, and may provo a biessiaE
P.rti wishing preSeript'oa. vail 'eaes ADDRESS
Raw. EDwAR - A WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings boupty. New YORK
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
A GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE,

ALLENS CELEBRATED LING BALSAN-
49, lures Coughs, Celds aud Consumption =. - Fl,
ALLEN'S CELEE RfTED LTNG BALsSdHD
tJures Rronci it's. Asthma and Croup. > =
ALIENS CELEBRATED LUNG BALSAH-.
-fnaparf Strength To- the system
ALLFv-S -C'RL LIBERATED LUNG BdLSAH-
Is plessa AZ 20 take.
-zLLEs'S tfLEBR4TED lung B1LN4A
nl~a,s taouey vii be refunde
Al h by tsfsn1ea phSseis and While
n - pleasant 20 take ard harmless ts atnre, ~ -
poss srful remedy Zoe curing al diseases Oftle lungs
For sale BY all Druggists
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
Loss of Hair.

Messrs, JOSEPH BURNETT & Co. = ..yqtxo-y-
For many months my hair has been falling Oh, IN
Til was fearful 81 losing II entirely
commenced the use Of your Coc0Gipa the last
week In June. The first application allayed The
itching and frrfaton In three or four days the rcd
ness and tenderness disappeared, the har ceased "
tall and have now thick growth of new hair. !,
Z Yours very truly, sfil..l SUSAN IL. FOPE-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
No Other Compound

possesses the peculiar properties which so exactly
suit the various conditions of tho human hair, >
A., NsotIeasfbe hair chen harsh and dry. t
80 n soothcs the irrifdfsd scalp. 1855 - -'-o
40 affords the richest lustTe. ise.. tt..
10 remains longest ia eject ----
ssG H preue,ts tic hair from falling Of. ,.l.
II promotes Us healthy rigorous 0TOlcA.
az GHis not greasy or sticky eb EfsI ~ usea
10 tedrei disG0reoa6Ie odor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29

= East MJDDLEDORO, MASS, june ., lSGi. =
Messrs. BURNETT 4 Col .-.s. Sam
My daughter has been afflicted with neuralgia in
her hosi for three years. She has used during thai
time many powerful applications. These, with the
intense heat caused by tho pains. burned her hair
80 badly that la October, 1851, It al euue OF.
She was induced to try your COcoane, AMI the re-
suit astonishing. Sine hal not used half The
cSlnteuts OF a bottle before her head was covered
with u fine young ham. In four months the hair
has grown several inches i'm length very thick soft
and fine and of darker color than formerly.
With respect - - WM. 3. EDDY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
Location or Heaven.

We clip the following from the Scientific
American, of the 11th instant; Is
Theological writer's have always been
puzzled to fix upon any very definite idea
in regard to the geographical SO to speak
location of heaven. The Christian faith
associates il MS a final resting-place for re-
deemed souls, and preachers have drawn
from it the lesson that revelation, for wise
reasons, had vailed it in obscuriiy. But
science is progressive. II digs deep into
the bowels of tho earth, and scars away
into regions ofinfinite space, go that at last
we have a philosopher sufficiently bold
who undertakes to remove the perplexity,
and solve all onr doubts upon this sublime
subject.
Instead of being q matter Of philosophic
and Christian speculation, we are now pro-
vided with scientific solution of the whole
difficulty by ID. Mortimer, III. ID. not D.
ED.)- According TO his theory, 'there ia a
vast globe, or world. far ,citht,. from the
surrounding photosphere OF ethereal fire,
which all dsnominate the sun, which, globe
is estimated 10 be at least five hundred
thousand miles in diameter" DIR. Morti-
mer states that he has brought divine re-
violation to bear on this vast central globe,
and is plainly convinced ''that the globe
thus discern6d is the Heavenly Empire
Wherein the righteous from this earth find
their future home" Not content to have
made the discovery of tho exact locality of
'sour Heaven" the Doctor has gone into a
mathematical calculation Of the numl or OF
minutes it requires for the spirits fight
from earth to this celestial abode, for ell OF
which information doubting and believing
souls will forever thank the learned doctor.
ENIGRANTs STARVING ON THE PLAINS. "A
number of of emigrants are daily passing
down Snake River Valley, ON tho route to
Oregon and the Territories, hailing mostly
from Minnesota. Kansas, Nebraska, Mis-
souri,, and the Western States An unus-
ual degree OF restitution and consequent
suffering seems TO prevail among them.
Indian deprelations, sickness and accidents
have reduced many TO a deplorable condi-
ton, hungry, ngged, footsore and weary,
they plod along. more dead than alive, un-
til now and thena good Samaritan falls in
their way, and temporarily relieves theii
suffering and distress. Col. Jennings in.
1 formed ms that. on his return from the
| Snake River Ferry, with load of meal, q
while ago no met with several Of this class
whose Destitute and pitiable condition
l caused him to shed tears- Mr.. JENNINGS,
with the characteristics generosity OF an old
| pieneer, gnve more than half his load away
TO the sufferers. IRON tic Siiuey CSfs
4 { Hiaho) Avalanche - ,s,.ii -
IA young lady out at Long Lake aecus
ed a young man recently, 10 whom sht
was engaged in marriage. OF Offering hel
| father q drink Of whisky, while both were
absent from home. He dsnied the soft i'm
parchment, but some one had smelt thu
breath of her father, and she promptly
dismissed him. This girl is sound on tho
Itapnarance ouegtion
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
Tur Boston Daily Advertiser learns from

The Boston Daily Advertiser learns from
a gentleman just arrived from Marthas
Vineyard that party of Gay Head Indians
went off ON the 18th to . steamer lying
about two miles from land, and found her
to be an bronchial war vessel, carrying Is
steel guns. They fraternized with the
steward of the steamer, and ON reaching
shore reported that she was Cuban
privatser. and that they saw between the
decks a large body of nsn-the steward
saying there were three hundred
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
.PlMPLES..

Fbe unssersSsned cile4rfoy CIR r. - 20 ait
lo ,sb A, The Recipe and iuii irertc fs for preparing
and usinr ashuple and BesHiIfal Vegetable bnln
10 a 3sfsn- trtsisIee- t'tuf-
Of
neskia, leaving the soft eiear sish AMI bean
tlful lie will also send tfkttl Hisi riSfe t"s prv
aue,n1 by very simple means. 4 LifXrEIANf GROW TN
On a bald head smooth lace m less thsn
.-pircation- The above be
obtained 10y return mad ~ addressfne ttfOS -
CHAPMAN, Chemist, 10 Broadway, No" YORK
r. o. Box 5ias.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
Irritation of the Scalp,

-.. WATERvILLE, Me- September 10. 1860.
Messrs. JUSfPfI BURNs-rr 4 Co:
Dter Siys,--I have derived much benefit from the
use Of your Cocoaine. Twelve years ago had the
tyrlIns fever; after my. recovery found myself
troubled with al irritation OF the scalp.
purchased "A bottle of the Cocuaine only for tile
purpose OF hair dressing, Dut 90 my surprise, il
has eiti rey removed tho irritation OF go longstan
ing have recomipended il TO several of my friends
who were nffficted I'm The same way, and u has
wholly oradicatcd tie disease. ~ I,,f,L .-It
JOSEPH HILL. in,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29

Fon THE CURE Of all Bronchial and Throat
diseases, and Consumption in It's early
stagcs, nothing equals DIR. Piorce's Alternative
Extract or Golden Medical Discovery. Sold
by Druggists, or send three dollars and
twenty-five cents to DIR. II. v. Pierce, of Baf-
falo, N, Y, and get three bottles free OF exr
press charges. N m -. l -. - b.
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=e:H

WA y N ss.oy Tor sas Ns Asssrissn Patent Meat
and ysgeta0ls Cutting Aeehinsl Ths nEsr money
makIng thing in the market WITHOUT except,on
DonrsEND srAnPs. We have NO HUHsUa. md can
pay eur POSTAGE We mean busansss- nothing else
for cut Of machine, terns do call on or address
d. A NEWTON 90, 136 w Arlington street. Chicago,
IN OF y Cortland street, N. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
ERRORS OF YOUTH

AGEkTLFMFv who suffs red for years from Nervou
Debits Premature Decay. and 81 the effects OF you
iul iniscretiou will for tf saks Of suffering humanity
sent rec 10 al Who need the receipt and direction
Tor making the simple remedy by which ne was care
sterers wishing to profit by the advertisers ezper
sree czr do 50 By addressing In perfect confidence
.FsE JOHN II. O0DEN. =
!, mis- dir No. z Cedar street, ne" 4 Or
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29

Hair DRESSING a
by tie Introduction Of TN't~
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Ihe Recent Firc i'm Oconto, wis.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF OCOS1O,
ocoSro couSTY, Sept. IS. 1859. J
Co1. z. T. Bnft,ick, Secretary Of United totes
Chemical Ffre Engine CO'nPdisyof OhictsJo,
+ No. SO Ia Sale ". ID .l'- re
DsaAE SIsss-On Sunday morning, Septenl-
Der ., our youDg city was visited by one OF
those disastrous fires known only to THE
Mind cm,utrv. and the almost total destruc-
tin,, &C .he splendid steam saw mill of Colonel
Collins and HUFF Jones.
The alarm OF fire was not given until the
mill was almost entirely IN flames, at which
tipie the city, by the direction of the high
Winds was threatened with destruction. For
tnn,tclv for the safety OF our city, your
AGENT. Nv A. j. Cady, had arrived the night
before with two of Your chemical lire engines,
which were brought into Immediate service,
and 10 these machines alone can be attributed
the safety of our bridge and MIR. L. Mil
lodges store, aud i kn9y our people Will
bear me out IN saying, large portion OF our
city, 81 gs.-aar FfF.,TE
| desire, in behalf OF our people, to thank
You and your sSent Tor the timely arrival Oh
/ vour splcndid machines, and feel that mo
I words dr mine can do them full Justice.
consider them the greatest invention of the
\ ace. anal heartily recommend them to all our
sister cities and villages IS the best protec-
ton / know OF against the devouring ele-
| ,lcnr = @tif+ GEo. SMITH,
~ MAYER Oeonto City, Wisconsin.
The engines M cd are priced at 500 ant
= <.51s rc<r,s.S.tivefy: the Hfst workcd by Dns
man and the seeuld by .tva. full suppl,
adapte d 10 indiyifuA use or for the fire dc
psfiInenis Of cities and towns, can always b.
ffcAn,.. at the conpany's wassfprs, No. OF
J. 1SSalIc sheet Chicago, at nrrtes ranging
from s1O0 10 $50. l.. l.. BrITR1oH, See.
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IHE Y0uNc MEMS MONTHLY

The cheapest paper pubIlshed; eight pages, tILe
Inrpes's Weekly. only two of ADVERTISEMENTS 1T Is
yI0oROus oRIGIsAL AND PROGRESSIVE, Send % cts
and get il for year % cts. for SIX months; or ~
be 10 the hands of every young man IN the country
Auburn On ". Daily News 1T is published at the
Exceedingly low figure OF " cents per and IS just
such paper as every young man IN the land should
subscribe for Sunday Morning Visitor, frederief
Nd Address - -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29

EXCLUSION GLASS CUTTER 81 veryway
good az the GLACIERS diamond, and not half
as expensive. Cuts glass in all shapes as
readily as the diamonds Is easily handled.
Anyone can use II. Everyone should have il.
Every farmer should have ono. Every mer-
should have ono. Every mechanic should
,haye,oas The best thing eyer invented To
eat slas. WITH A Bag tlsihg for agents. Send
81 so anil get sample. Agents wanted. Adj
dress. J,8G. Hill, No. 2 Nfxon's Exchange
Chicago. H. - 80 - p. -
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Badness.

BostoS November. II, 1850.
Messrs JOSH BURNETT 4 Co., Boston, r.,,.f
Gentf,,aeH.-l have been bald seven years. After
using one bottle of your Cocoanc, my bald pate is
covered AL over will, young hair. alont three
eigiias 81 an inch toig, which appears strong and
h,ilthy and determined 10 grow.
VefyirgE yenn0bliecdsand obedient servant.
d. T. MERWIN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29

~dsgi T9Q 4Te..cD D boston. October 80 lSte.,,.
MesSrs. JOSEPH BURNETT Co.:
Geattemen,-M My worst complaint for several years
has been Dans,r,.t.-After brushing my hair. my
cont collar would be covered with white scales
have used less than bo.tie of your Cocoalne.
The dadruif aud the irritation which CAUSED IT,
have entirely disappeared, and my hair was never
before I'm 50 good condition. li't'.fi ID -f D
Your obsslient servant,
-- 81. .-, . A. A., FULLER
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- BALL a. Coz. Wsrce-tcr. N $50, ms n
msnsion. planners: holding Matching. Tenonuipg. Nor
ti.ing: shaping md Boring Mschhes: Scroll sevs,
evaz5sg 81 other naohipee sor voskiaE Ned. Also.
sa:s fs' int P eosa ssS On on Ss
o1 ksiisS9GxRDBAIL fKP. HAS 80
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GITLETr's BAKING PowDER--Ask Your gro
5ceE l.,y it,. All who have used 10 ence, find it
pure, healthy and economical 1t is warrant
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'COCOA-NUT. OIL.

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Land
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29

The Porte persists in his demands on
the yiceroy OF Egypt, in regard to the
power Of the latter TO raise loans, and
refuses to make any concessions.