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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
JEHIEL QUIRK UPON THE
vELOCIPEDE.


To pede. OF TO seiocipedeS
That 10 the question: whether it Is esssr
To give IL up at once with sore shin,
Or TO remount the derned thing and
Go in on your muscle.
That's just my nx I've bad sad s1>
perience with this new-fsngled go-cart- I
don't believe it's practicnl. don't thinh
the end juslifies the means. In my case
at least, it has been Q failuae never ike
to be outdone In anything, and perhaps
that's what's the matter; stin am like the
Country rason--my failings 'lean to
virtues side But TO the velocipede-
When this by>cycled annihilstor made its
appearance in town borrowed the use Of
one aud gave my undivided attention to
ferretting out the D1odus opsrundt.
With q great deal ofdiguity and determin>
alton did I monnt this fiery untamed steed
but suddenly thsre came chang In the
programme and Immediately dismounted
Ny next attmpt produced one revolution.
when the order of affairs was again re-
vefsed;-I was still astride the thing, but
my divisor was inverted and my treadles
workicg in air. Nothing daunted, / gath
cred myself up and tried again--this time
with created srccess; three revolutieps
aud retired in good order. Courage now
took possession af my bosom and Ientered
for bold strike. set my teeth, shut my
eyes and gave my pedal extremitles .
Isosc rein. As TO what Immediately
followed am not exactly certain. have
o very indistinct recollection Of something
which l can't exactly describe. Suffice Is
to say, when order came out OF chaos I
found myselfsiiting upon my shoulders az
a respectable distance from the scene OF
action. Since then have been closeted
with my misfortunes. My right leg 10
now in sling and write this under the
influence of kerosene.
While ruminating upon my trobles.
have tried 10 fix upon The cause. ! never
undertook anything before that resulted
in a failure. The nearest I ever came to
it was in one of my earliest experiences--
In my sunny childhood espired to feata
of equesterianism. my first md most
hazardous undertaking was to mske
saddle horse of The old gander. 1t was q
mighty hard job. Old greybacH waa
baulky and unmanagable at first, vet be
gradually succumed to stubborn pcr,ensc,
ity of purpose--but just know think
haveit. The old gdnder hdint got
any ford Wheel Ali there's the rub
Now suggest the proprlety of an amend>
lrent 10 this amphisbaenel vehicle. If this
be done there is still hope. If not, then
no more yolocipede for
J. QuIsK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18

Oats are, OF course, a most importan,
article in stable management; and these.
as everything horse eats, ought to be of
the best quality. 1t may be thought that
the weight Of oats is not matter of great
consequence, nor, in fact. is it to cart or
common horses; but it is quite the reverse
10 such as we are particular about as to
stamina
Horses are generally fed by measure
not by weight; consequently in giving
light cats, we actually rob the horse Of his
proper quantum of meal, giving him hrsks
instead; and IL we feed him by weight,
going on the principle that . pound of
feathers and pound of lead are both q
pound would be very bad one as regards
oats; for in that case, though the hores gets
his pourd weight, If he gets an under
portion of it in husks he is only filed with
that which is of no use TO him; so in every
way light oats arc bad for choice horses
|-Erchdnge.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18

Power OF GENrLENEss--No bad man
is ever brought to repentance by angry
words-by bitter, scornful reproaches. He
fortifes himself against reproof, and hurls
back foul charges in the face of his accu>
ser. Yet, guilty and hardened as he
seems, he has heart in his bosom, and
may be melted 70 tears by gentle voice.
Whose, therefore, can restrain his dis
position to blame and find fault, and can
bring himself down to . fallen brother,
viii soon 6nd . way to hetter feelings
within: Pity and Patience are the two
keys which unlock the human heart. They
Who Have been successful laberer among
the poor snd vicious, have been the most
fRtsssisg-lNtovses Aosetoy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
ssSOmething Tfnerept.D

~ pese glat to see you, like ash never
vas, Mister Girls; ven did Zinznnaty goem
away from your"
Such was the warm salutation OF
Teutonic friend whom we met teh other
day in distant city, where he had re-
Gently gone TO reside. The reader might
not guess in a long time what business
our friend from Cincinntai was engaged
in, so we will tell you he keps lager-beef
% loon.
"How do you like your cow locauonf'
we inquired, after his raptures at meeting
Q Cincinnatian had somewhat sbsied.
mice posy in dis town, nice poys. The
first night vot opens mine saloon, dey
comes in and calls for lager peer, doc.
eight, ak, halfa tozen OF dem; unit ven
says, who makes pay for dis soon al
reaay 2 py tam, they say, put 1t on do
chlate.' dole EN- don't geep no schlate.'
Den dey say, you peter sent out and py
a schlate.' Veil, wants to agommodate--
ders no principle in dem tings-so rot .
schlats. The peer gept calling on moro
poys, unit gept putting de schlate snto
EN-. Psoty quick dells 'em de schlate
it pees full, better ash fill my tam Tuch
herd NIT EN-. Veil, dat ish all right
ders no principle in dem tings-dey is nice
poys.
Pootv bime by after leetle, dey makes
smash NIT mine par, preaks mine pottles.
unit knocks der tuyvel out Of mine looking
glass NIT mine head. Mine Gott, / wash
mad. / rsdder you kive me ten tollar sn
much ash / vas mad. Aut dat pese all
right-ders no brinclplo in dem tings-dss
makes nix difference. Nice poysl
Den dey gals ns a tam Tuch son 70 =
gun, unit dells 'em dey peter ASH g 3.
detuyfcl, der own tam American sconagun-
Wash right7 Veil dat makes noting tif>'
ferent.
"They knocks de staircasd town MINIS
frow, and trows de window out o. de papy.
Dat ish ali rigbt-makes noting tiferencs
der ish no principle in dat-nice boys,
becoming very much excited. and en- !.
dhasizing eacn word on the bar with his
fist they puts water in mine class Of peer
--unt Colt in Himmell, dat ish not right
-ders some principle in dem tings--tat
makes something's different. :"
The Confederate archives have been
removed to Washington.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18

bride. Then the sound OF neighborine
church>bell broke the spell She gave .
piercing shriek-"Just hesvsnI Il is bis
hair!-and expired.
II was indeed true. Arnold had Joined
the bsnditti, and was noted sansng them;
by the laws of their association he could
not withdraw himself from the band with>
out incurring great danger; he had nes
the least idea that Beckers were at the inn.
Death saved him the isnominy OF . trial
and executien-death by the hand OF him
he truly loved.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
2aebrn.
Music In Camp.

BIT J. 8. THOMPSON.
Two armies covered hill and plain.
Where Rappahanncck's waters
Run deeply crimsohed with the stain
OF battles recent slaughters.
The Summer clouds lay pitched like tents
In meads Of heavenly azure;
And each dread gun of the elements
Slept in its hid embrasure.
The breeze 30 softly blew, it made
No forest leaf to quiver,
And the smoke Of the random cannonade
Rolled slowly from the river.
And now, where circlIng hills look'd down
With cannsn rrimly planted,
Der llstless camp and silent town,
The golden sunset slahted.
When on the fervid air there came
A strain, now rich, now TENDER
The music seemed itself af1ame
With days departing splendor.
A Federal band. which eve and morn
Played measures brave and nimble,
Had Just struck up with flute and horn
And lively clash of cvmbal.
Down marched the soldiers to the banks,
Till margined by its pebbles,
One wooded shore was blue with 'Yanks
And ono was gray with febels.
then all was still. and all the band.
With movements light and tricky,
Made stream and forest. hill and strand
Hevetberate with Dixie
The conscious stream with Furnished glow
Went proudly o'er its pebbles,
But th, iled throughout lis deepest flow
With yelling Of The rebels
Again a pause, and then again
The trumpcts pealed soasrous.
And Yankee Doodle was the strain
Ts which the SCORE gave chorus.
The laughing ripple shoreward few.
And kissed the shining pebble;
Loud sbreked the swarming boys in blue,
Defiance to the rebels.
And yet once more the bugles sang
Above the stormy riot:
No shout upon the evening rang
There reigned ioly quiet.
The cad. lew stream is hoiseless tread
Poured DER the glist' ming pebbles;
And silent naw the Pankee stood;
And silent stood The rebels.
No unresponslve soul had heard
That plaintivc notes appealing;
So deeply Home, Sweet Home had stir'd
The hidden founts of feeling.
Or blue or gray the soldier secs,
As by the wand IF fairy,
The cottage meath the live oak trees,
The cabin by the prairie.
Or cold or warm, his native skies
Bend in their beauty DER him;
Seen through the tear mist in his eyes,
His loved ones stand before hin.
As fades tie iris after faia
In April's fearful weather,
The vision vanished AS the strain
And daylight died together.
But memory, walked by music's art,
Expressed In simplest numbers,
Subdued the steinest Pankee's heart,
Made light the rebels slumbers.
And fair the form Of music shines,
That bright, celestial creature,
Who still, mid wars smbattled lines,
Gave this one touch Of nature.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
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OF THE
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Vol. s-New ser,e.-Isbs.


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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18

Why is . policeman like good conup~
drum? because you nass lock sharp to 6nc
him out
A strong and sinful spirit rises upward
not like the larke to make music; bot
like the Falcon 20 dart down on his prey
Say what is right and let others say
what they please. You afs respsasibls
for only one toungs-evsn u ron ars
married man.
The reason why woman hss her Wsy
o much oftner than man, b thss bofh
ssbe and he are concious thsthev wsy b
the best.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18

Peoria is to have a Pre-, 9 concert.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18

The Confederate archives have been
removed to Washington.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18
A Memory OfTwo.

A Memory OfTW0.
BY r. ssAUFFER.
Two faces haunt my memory,
And both divinely fair
One clouded with sorrow.
And both with ebon hair.
Eyes OF one were like sloe's
The other like q fawn's;
And smiles Of each as sweet and bright
AS gently breaking dawns.
Two voices float upon my ear,
When wrapped In quiet sleep;
At one wsken with smile
At one to sadly weep.
BY one I stood in waiting
When she became a bride;
BY one l knelt in prayer.
SO sorry that she died.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-18

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will.
at the March trm, lS69, of the Commissioners
Court If Marshall county, Ind apply for license
retail vhous malt and spirituous liquors In less
quantities than quart, The location which
propose sell is lot No. So. in the original plat
Of the town Of Plymouth, Marshall county, Tnd.
Izw3 r. J. RENNER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

The grand 81 n Vermont shows total val.
alton tbs scar " ig }1055 watch Is Ass ~
tl thsa last feaf Ibe iuefsaso j. IN pofsoa.
properly Ta sAa isz amounts . ft,0sl If0
-Nat many yeau agu certain Vermont
|Aafgl gas in need ~ pastor oHe sabbath
Is minister applymg iha palpit aaI. known
u his cztonuls tafl a mind prayed ~ -
AZ iaf che Lord 10 this fashion send Us
"a 81 OH mAa ia biz dpiagc, nor a young maa
/ Bic gasllnghopd bul a man wish the modern
improvements,
A HhAYf Gisl Al BrldgoHater, recently. Nyl-
i Carpenter. thiftren years old, saved liulc
Ia from drowning - hef presence o. mind.
Aa afst ssnt tao other girls for some men and
aeu vaaol into tae eatef W 70 her chin, bat
....us ia tsai way T. 60 at he drowning girl,
Sc pfasarel long pole, ala siicf much eSer-
ou. raegeeiei iast a. ile glh Ma sinking tha
|binl ume, 10 rsseqnng her.
Hon. oea y uraudey has thc unusual com
t4isat u a. anasim9as rlaet9H g. representa-
ts e ibe dts % yetg,uac. This yesF. Ne was
|sg4aler y the lass Hoase, All slA undoubtedly
b. ehases aeAin se ,he saas position.
A singular sai fstsl mslaay has lately occurred
among the eAi,s a. Iasi Walnugtarl. Que
uiaa having losi several ealyea, inside an exam
laatloH, asd 90 openlng tho windrlpe q vas
ioand b b. a,.ed slih email phlte worms. -
completely vas i paetoa with these ,ernin that
rtsfafaispa uas .mp s..lio.
The natlaaa Herald q Sept. 18Th, says
nAalsi EssisH N roaiineX Ga Thursday lat
wsst 3 I1smeuth v.t.i his saa 10 vislt Marcus
Capma CaFfaa ard Eassgn vrn, y Waiiingferd.
returning 10 thc eyemhe. Easlsn refused ~ set
ont II tbs wagon, aad ssrask cspfaa vith che
vAip. ~ further efforts uare medg y have hiu
couae llta the heuse, II tbs mouine, o. goiue
a ihs slei, Easlqu vas ieund dead. IA aiiemt.
t4ag b. Eti oat = tbs wagon &c bad fsileh eyci
e. tlai he uees Nstsi "a thc wheel Probably
bcne snAlie s. fctofef hiiasglfhe va stFAugled
e death, lls wa f1mefly laudleF,l u Halllne
fal ssl Esst Wahastara. TAus euded lac DO,
VI = l3lsht anil nabls hearted Haa from 10 frc
qstai aag ~ thp Intoxicating emp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

Tba I8,tih Cnofsi ths h,iiiiAst Western ~
eraile t~hiea clalaas % have larger circulation
tl,aa aay eihef gnveu,.e massaae in ,bs uufi4
hei g b lstieT sostl lAg nosey shsn aay aaisF
iasg asiae. haHonnees hat Il vii eame frrs for
oet NOV Aa3 pse Il iAss yeaf 70 al new SUBJ
teabafs ~ ihs seu FcaF whose aamrs and
ragney sft teut b ,he pabllshef sefse tho hst
e oaaAgg hssap{ai rrsmiufas sft arerrd for
Csu1s Aom b sged elae 10 tegin. rgiaa 81
aYrsf sA4aplt agH q &C. address Alfna l.
bepta : Ca Fahhshers ehlsasa. fliaois.
Hla Yat iAUsrnaran. -p AFPlstsa a c.,
Aea Ae.A. Asgs last F4alsbe4 sspesa bs-lk.
NA.sh possesses bay interest sa etegy ous 100 has
"a asa 49, #aa tas e.tg q Afs Task
b SAFE - a flees q faal.s BuAs.nrs. Hetsls.
Gasar tlses Seattle gslsg.sea t4a ~ nv.
ef s4eus " cefiaa Eest Jsss Pssa. snre.
fetsaf vfas 4 ttotts 81 aeeamFsnsel = =
nap
me as j. "a aga aaa tea.oos. lui
aFtls ASA sHafA8as
tIou tas Apfiatefs can sea - saaalssnAy :
ffated ieak - cry g. q i mefs thAa We sss
aasess T eeaef, send i y msil, fTvs
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

AZ .pon as 40 article purporting to be Of utiii-
ty has been tested, and its merits endorsed by
public opinion, unpnacpod parties ondeaYour
10 roplenish their depolled purses by counter.
feiing MISUNDERSTANDING spurious Tor the gen
uino article Some itme since, mercury IN the
disguise q pills, powders, &C., were given for
all diseases Of tho stomach and liver, while quln-
inc was freely administered 10 the ohiils. At
length HosrgrrERs STOMACH BrrrEgs made il
advent. aud an cntiro new system of healing was
inangurated. The beneficial effects q this val
nable preparation were at once acknowledge, and
mineral poisons suffered 70 sink into that OBJ
security To which an enlightened age has cousign-
ed them. There have been many spurious Bit
icrs palmed upon the community, which, after
trial have been found perfectly worthless, while
HCsfErTER's has proved a blessing e. thousands
who owe H. it their restoration - health and
For many years we have watched the steady
progress uf HosrErrEB's STOMACH BrrrERs IL
Ia public estimation and ith beneficial ELECTS %
cure for all complaints arising from tn,
stomach, 81 a morbid nature, aud we are free q
saythat II can be relied upon As ecItain rehet
aud remedy. It's proprietors have made th'
above preparation, after years Of careful study
aud sitting, and are now reaping the reward
claimed by this valuable specific, and which they
80 richly merit II is the only preparation Of the
kind that u reliable in al cases and It therefore
demands the attention Of the afflicted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

Jahu Carl a West Arlington, 10 hayng fsl
Is l,aa y bsy sl1 iFste 81 shuaidef, -
as53s vas married birtd s valuable h1rse y
4 Had. made a ahan wedding toar, iost ine
Ia. ana recently eai 20 several angerr sh.la
s,rs "a circular saa % Reds brush back
iag M.ef.saaes come nol aasly
game y lass BAN VS. plsyedby ,hs Rough
3 gsa3g slub af ssB494b, aRa.astthe Star aluh
West Arlington. ou The liih met, % 90
Igpds Il ne latter. whieh resulted Ia favor q
{ gs1asale-l, - tbay making score u lii e
ths Esfs playing MISE innings 10 tho Aoogh
a Reaiys eight
Aer,ad q Milen residing IN Camden
by, Camtulef s y, eugsgrl IL shiugling
l9aas. fi aiib tbe saaHlihag aud broke BIS
near ihg sakis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

Pm Bmwsotos epuwr stmAfu SoHool UN-
heil aver Interesting meeting a. Posnal
a3be.isy. sept. 18TH Row. n Bachelor
sldsHt Prs tenn. The forenoon session was
upled ui.b Devotion, Oral Reports from Sab
|slh Schools represented, blackboard Exercise,
J Discussion q ihc Topic Conversion q Child
h. The Afternoon session wa devoted % The
position. What are the Requisites Tor good
udsy sahaal. Miscellaneous questions and An
fs. Incidents illustrating ihe banealz u sun
) Shoots and Devotion The following per-
- t15k part "a tbe discussions and reports
Maase. Meoker u Waiamstown, Mass.,
|acbeldog aai weight q Povual, Kemp and Ia.
! Al 4 samfdfi Cook q North Pueaal, aud
|ags shagt=bgrg hymcn. HGA u Wiiaamstosu,
ass, Gray ~ rapnal Byavsetl W North Pow
81, p9nHs hHd HJeaW5ad q bfauin8iaa, Pal
b. q Ess, Arlington, ana Chandler u Peru.
bt In. asai8ns scfe Interpreted sith e1ceileut
|aglug and rp,lfatsous from the Methodist Sab
.th sehoA slih Nhiah tho unlou met Ac1i
b dag u Manchester, Wrlncaday oct. n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

CoLsunNs BED JAcKEr AxE This axe IS bet
Ter than the regular shaped axes FOR these rea-
sons
l. II cuts deeper
H. II dout stick,
III Il don't lar tho hand.
~ Nc time 81 strength Is wasted in taking
the axe uut 81 tha cut
With thc same labor you 50 one third more
work
With al these good qualities II is made OF same
steel and iron and temper az cur regular ares
and will no, bear rough nAuago any better than
they
TnoY, lows, Dec 5ist 1868
I-irrIScOrr BtgEwrtL The Red Jacket Are
you sent ms i. good one. think it ia the best
A1e ever had hole o.
Itma very easy axe to chop with. Any one
can sos by tie shape Il Il thai il doos not require
- much cxcrtion on The part Of the chopper a.
with the old style sEo 70 make i penetrate in
70 the uood, We are much pleased with it.
Your, @. " Clayton
Miles Covered Scoop Shovel. For the farmer
just wbat You want
PE0Hrs, Jan. 26, 1903
I.rrrscorT 4 BtEEgEIl We have ia constant
nee The Covered Scoop shovel o. Mr.. Miles and
and il to b. worry ureilil artiele. We more than
saye the cos, 81 i daig H Tbs a4oaag u grain
saved. shoyslea from wagons. We san also ham
dc grain maeh isster than We can with tine com.
rlou scoop.
GRiEn 4 Co, Grain Deairs.
- Essrov, Grain Dealer.
s. EuroN a soS, Grain Dealers.
BaaEsaN 3 Co, Ffoak Mills,
Gfo. FtrLo O.. City Mins
While We make tbese aud recommend them be-
easse - tat.f great merit, We are also mangiac-
tulars = spades and sh0fcls cqaAl g say made
Ia tBe country east or west.
Oar saws are patent temper ard patcnt ground,
Z and WEuAaioa as good AZ ans made.
FafpHfeA IowA, Feb. 5, tsGa.
IaFrENos1T 5 baMNu1, 6Ers Ihe saw You
I scai Haury 8 Pierce i ihs bssi -aw ! ever sas,
il t4Ass sso iaeh feed "a oak and stands uy bully
/ cat 81 feel u ssA :eneins ip 2 miagtes
hgFe r9u ssus "a ~ 1ears, and That l. TIE
I hesi ere ! ovei "a bold * ! have run goaT
I sass ID Mseaiesa o. ave q lis years
Asa DAVIS
4 yasf lafssso dsshr does IA fesp eur
Foss1s soua 3 e. direct sitl year laqunes af Or.
Gsss, aud yau sl.sH hsve i,smsaiais attention ana
FtFaE.
/ Isfgeaorr a Bsfswrit, PIitstasaH, Peas,
& eass ewNeu q Ga.bHTa'e hu4 lei daeeat Patents
7 aad lAa.ul lsnFsfs ~ nsws
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