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French Lick Springs.

FE1EEEsE OELEBRATED SPRITGS
3. have changed hands since last water
ing season. Z he house has been thor
oughly RENTED and furnished with new
iuEnlture, with weli-furnished table and
with batnlng-rooms for cold and warm
baths.
ga dai ~ hack line from Shoals Station
on the y. g. NJ. Railroad, and also from
orleans, on the Louisville, New Albany a
chicago Railroad, to the Springs with a
daily mail 10 the springs. g.
Hack charges from shoals 10 the Springs
reduced 20 81 20.
Address RYAN q TUCKER.
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DlssOlufiOn Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore existing under the finn name
Humphrey, Patrick & Co., Forwarding
and Commission Merchants and WHARF
boat Projectors, was dissolved BY mutual
consent on the 18th tnsti II. w. PaLrlck
rott,.fv1o, fr0n9 the ffrm The business will
ne Continued by Il. NJ. Humphrey, George
j. Lewis, and Charles w. Kerneyi under
TLa arm name OF Humphrey, Lewis & Co.,
No TThopn the business or the old firm Will
~ ~ 51it an HUMPHREY PATRlCK& 90.
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Notice

g. EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at my office until Sseptember
l3th, ls68, a. 10 O'Clock AN for earth work
end hlhng on tie west side OF the alt
y ell Bridge. ; pec.flcatiOns on Fl q ia my
office. The 4 commissioners reserve The
right 10 reject any or ali bids.
VICTOR tBISGH A VIC.
lfvansville August so, lSG9-Ru3I dtd
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

CHRISTMAS TREES will be numerous In
town this year: Dcsidesst. Thomas and
Michaefs, the Presbyterian, Methodist and
Lutheran churches will have a tree on
Christmas eve, and many private residcn-
ces will have fdmiiy trees for the children,
If the lessons of the Christmas tree are
impressed upon the minds OF the children
by the observance OF Christmas anc on
through early life, tbc,e trees Will be q
great bles sing They have lessons and
attractions OF touching and beautiful
character. We wish every child IL the
county, country and world had Christ.
mas tee to rejoice over next week Friday
night
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

YESTERDAY morning, at three O'Clock.
one of tbs Oldest women In this com
munity peacefully and hopefully passed
away by death. We refer to the late Mrs.
Clarissa Pomeroy. She was seventy nine
years of age last May. She was born IN
New York state and moved into the
southern part of this state. In the year
1884 she came to this place. then a wild
erness, with her husband, Grove Pomeroy,
To whom sh. was married in the year
1910. She was connected with the Bap-
list church, and devoted member. She
died at the residence Of her son in-law, A.
p. Elliott. and The burial will take place
this afternoon at two O'Clock, from the
same place. Mrs. Pomeroy was the ole
est woman in this community, of those
who came here years ago AMI thus have
become our oldest cilizens. The family
has been long known in This county, and
many relative and friends viii pay the last
sad Offices of affection to the memory of
one long known and Ioved in all the rela-
lions of life through years of Trial and
prosperity. A shock of corn, fully ripe,
has fallen We shall soon find hardly one
left from the "olden days" May we
meet again where there shall be no death.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16
FROM BOURBON.

BOURBON. ISD., Dec. "a, 1863
DEAR EDITOR ii have noticed that
your regular correspondent. having neg
lecied to keep you posted on "Bourbon
items" is disposed to ''leave us out in the
cold;" ard, thinking that few remarks
would interest your readers, have con-
cluded 10 give few Items" through tho
med.am Of your valuable paper:
Bourbon is still alive and the majority
Of our citizens are making arrangement
for the holidays, in the shape OF dances
parties, and Christmas tree al the NJ. E.
church, from which the 'little folks" and
| guess, some of the big ones,' expect
to receive harvest Of fruit.
Our business men are complaining O,
the dullnes Of trade. scarcity of money
and the difficulty they experience in col.
lectiug what is due them.
The NJ. Z. and Christian churches hare
been holding series of pro,racted meet.
ings,and have met with very good success
The l. 0. G. 7. arc In flourishing con.
dition and are making strong moves TO.
ward retaining the fallen and saving the
young from the curse of intemperance.
The Masons have meved their hall to
the upper story of VIM. Sears new block,
and have it fitted up In fine style.
1.-THE l. 0. o. +. celebrated their elev.
enth anniversary of their lodge in Bour.
bon on last evening. They net at their
hall and the report of the progression OIL
the order for the past eleven years. was
read by ]. w. Davis, Esq. and speeches
were made by DR.. Parks and N. Erwin,
after which the members and invited
friends, headed by The brass band, march.
ed to Davis new hall, at which place was
furnished bouniiful repast, to which all
did ample justice. The tables were then
removed and oil those who felt In the HUI
NOR "tripped the light fantastic toe" un-
I'll the "wee sma hours" to the music of
our pew string band.
Our two young" friends, George Hupp
and James McCraw, on last Thursday,
left the single blessedness Of bachelor
hood ands with two OF our fairest daugh-
tiers, stepped into the state of "matri-mou-
ey.' We have only one fault to ind with
the "boy,b' and that is.they ought to have
respected our city enough to have had th.
"knot'tied here, instead of going to Ply
mouth. "Boys7 don't do so again."
Madame Rumor says she will have an
other marriage soon--probably about
Cbristmas-yiz: G. T. L. and II. B.-we
shall await results. sGood match"
Yours Truly, LYNN c. DoYIx.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

The Toledo Weekly Blade Nasby' 8
Pdper.--Oft the mammoth weekly sheets
new published, the Toledo Blade. the
organ of Rev. Petroleum V. Nasty,
ranks among the best It's eight broad
pages arc filed with the choicest reading
matter, and in typographical appearance
and general characcst it has no superior
and few equals. The rich and racy let
tiers of Petroleum V. Nasty are written
expressly for the Blade, and always
appear first in its columns. Mr.. Nasty
Ia now engaged On an original novel,
which viii be published in the Blade
during the. c0n,ink year. These, with
other rare, attractions in course Of
preparation. ought 10 largely, increase its
already enormous circulation. We will
furnish the REPUBLICAN, and tho Blade
one year for s 30,50.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16
NUssHNrN & MAIER.
Notice To Everybody. Prices to Sui,
the Times.


Notice To Everybody. Prices To Suit
the Times.
To reduce our largs stock-of goods con-
sisiing of Coffecs, Sugars. Teas; Queens
ware, smoking and chewing Tobacco, and
hundred different articles TO be found in
a grocery store, Altman & Mayer have
concluded to sell their goods at the low
est cash figures. The highest price Is
paid for all kinds of country produce
Particular attention Is paid to buying
Furs, hides and Sheep Pelts. In c0nnec.
ton with their grocery store, Altman 6
Mayer keep a we'll assorted Jewelry store
and TO enable the poor, as well as the
rich TO buy fine preset for the holidays
they will sell fine gold Ladies' Watches
which !ormerI, cost SIS. for forty dollars;
higher priced ladies and gents Watches
propor;ionaiely low: also all orr other
goods. such as ine Jewelry Of all kinks,
Finger Rings, Gold Pens, SpectacIes, etc.
We will. sell American Watches at facto-
~ price list, and all other silver and gold
watches from 81 to SIS cheaper than any
other place in town.
We will sell one-day weight or spring
Clocks, which formerly cost S. for o.. so
For cleaning watch or clock, we have
reduced the price from $3.50 to IS cents.
The priceof handspring was formerly
SI.25; now is Is cents. Watch glasses
and hands, Is cents each. Keys cents.
All work warranted. Remember th o
place. Allmap& Mayer, Balcnny Bloc k
two doors below Hills bakery.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

Dr.. PAGIN, OF South Bend, Is coming
to.Piymouth Monday, January Cd. For
seventeen years DR.. Pagin has labored 10
perfect his system of medicine. Thous-
snds have been restored to health by the
great superiority Of his system and treats
ment Of disease, which is original with
himself. Those wishingto know the ex-
tent and success of his extensive practice
can get one of his large papers at the post
Office. The doctor will stop at the Park
er house and will consult with all who call
TO see him free of charge. 6-t2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

THE advertisement OF Harpers Bazaar
will be found in another column, and
should be read by all. "The beat paper
for ladies'" The leading journal OF
fashion" m'saa-it
GREAT attractions for the coming holI-
days.
We would respectfully announce TO the
citizens Of Plymouth and vicinity that we
are better prepared to offer good for holt
day presents than ever before. We have
just reeei.ed The genuine Irish Poplin
dtess patterns, at reduced prices.
Ladies, Misses. and children furs in
endless varieties just received 200 pair OF
the Alexandra kid gloves all e0lors.
~ S. NJ. BECKER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16
Critical No,ices oftks Pses.

Hr,rper's Bassr contains, besides pictures,
patterns. etc. variety of. matter OF especial usc
and interest to the fa1n y articles on health. dre-s
and housekeeping In all it's branches; its editorial
matter specially adapted the circle IL IL inien-
I'D 10 interest and instruct. aud IL has, besides.
/ good stories and literary paftrr OF merit IT l.
not Surprising that the journal, with snch FEATURES
has achieved IN a short time an imInepse success;
Of kn,iies, and its publishers have hled the de-
maid. The Young lady who brvs sirgle number
OF Ha,per's Basor IL made subscriber for LITER
/ ycp York Erenisg Foa.
The Basar Is excellent. Like all the periodicals
which the Harpers publish, IL il almost ideally
well edited, and the class oil r-aders for whom il Is
lintended-the mothers and daughters In Average
| families not but profit by ifsgood senee and
good taste. which, we have no doubt, are to-day
rsak fng very many homes happier than they may
have been before the women began taking lessons
in personal and household and socioi management
| from this good naiured mentor.-The Nation
IL has the merit Of being sensible. Of conveying
uc,:su, of irving excellent patterns In every
depa -tment. and OF being well stocked with goc~'
read d m after. - Wachnsaa and REELECTION.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
| Terms;
Uarrer's iiazar, one year.-S4 90. An Exsra Copy
of ether ne ,iarazinc, Weekly. or Dszar will be
81 90 esch IN one remittance; or. Six Copies for
| $40 o.. With Dut extra copy-
Subscriptions 10 Hsrper's Magazine. Weekly, and
Bazar 10 address for pear, $40 co. or, hro %
Harpers Periodically oddess for s>ar, ~ 90
B.ek Number. can he supplied at any time.
Vols. ]. and III of Harper's Bazar, for the years
1852 elegantly bound in green morocco cloth,
will be sent by express, freight pr-pais, for 81 o.
each.
The postage on Harpers Bazaar is 20 cents year
Address HARPER b BROTHERS. New
York. a.. &t.m's m.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

THE toy trade is brisk, net only in La
porto, but in this place also, and all ove'
the country. Tho toy trade aud The hog
trade make things lively now days, and Il
kind Providence would drop US down g
few well made snow flskes--just enough
for good sleigbing-we should forget the
hard times and have gala" season
through the holidays. Bot, o. for the
snow fakes! There is the rub. We
wist Valparaiso would help US little on
that point, aid We will return the favor
with prayer for a shower or Two for thai
nlace
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

The steamer Mishawaka made her frsi
trip last Tuesday between Mishawska
and South Bend. This is the first trip for
twenty years on that river. Now, neigh
Dor. we want steamer on tie waters OF
our river, to run between this place and
Bremen. No steamer has passed alor 6
our river since Noah's ark was some
where around, several years ago. Build
Us a steamer and run Il awhile-begip'ng
the trips about the time winter ''sets In"
Bully o, yes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

IT makes US weep to look at the plans
for the new school mousse IN Warsaw. We
weep not for thy good luck, o, Warsaw;
but, TO think how many years must pass
away before We can reach that point OF
beauty and sublimIty. However, we
shall some day come out in our new
clothes. made to ORDER" in Chicago, and
then we hope Warsaw will still be some
where on the earth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16
TO CONSERVATIVES.


THE Advertiser. having been restored to health
Ia few weeks. ty very simple remedy, affer hav-
ing suffered several years with lung afsc-
ton. ana that dread disease, mption-is AK
ious to make known to his fellowsufsreu the means
fcure. = -
To all who dssire 1t. rs VIII send copy Of the
prescription used, (ffee CT Charge, with the dire
tons for preparing and usine tHesams. which the
will find sure crsE FOE cossurPrros. BsoScHr.
fs. etc. The object Of the advertiser In sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afhcted. and spread
information which he conceives to be invaiustie;
and hopes every scnerer will try his remedy. 4,
VIII cost them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the Upton, will please I'D.
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg Kings County. New York.
30 ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16
o. P. Klinger, Recorder.

CHRISTMAS TREE AND SCHOOL ExHI-
rIoS.-The German United Evangelical
Lutheran church will have . Christmas
tree and school exhibition at Balcony
hall, on the evening of the twenty fifth
of December. The exhibition viii be 10
German and English. The committee
have spared no pains to make IL interest,"
ing to all and worthy Of the evening. 4
part Of the exhibition win consist OF tab
lssux, suitable for the evening. Admis-
sion, twenty-five cents; children, fiftscn
centss Sunday. school scholars freq
Proceeds for the benefit Of the church.
CoxxrrTYR.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16
DIED.

Died at his residence. on the 18th inst,
of CONGESTION OF the brain, OLIVER p. TAI
BIER, aged % years. 3 months and days.
lie leaves wife and one child, and Q
large number of friends and relatives TO
mourn his loss. Oliver was an exempla-
ry christian, and citizen whose loss will
be deeply felt. Funeral services were
held at his late residence by Ed. 8. A.
Chaplin, from Sd Timothy. LILO:
Farewell. Oliver until the resurrection
of the just. r. c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

A story is IN circulation based on
facts that all those having left watches
with s. s. Lav,y, for repairs. must call,
previous to the first day of January, 1870,
present their checks and pay the chargs
for repairing, or said watches will be al,
vertised and sold for the charges, accord
ing to law. Aft
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

Az ITEM roR Bora boy twelve years
old once stopped at a country tavern and
paid for his lodgings and breakfast by
saving wood, Instead of asking it as a
gift. Fifty years later the same boy pass
ed the same little Inn, as George Pea
body, the banker.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

SEVERAL stores in Chicago are giving
specie change fer currency, and several
stores in different eastern cities are dong
the same thing. 1t Il done frst as an adj.
vertisement. Who will commence specie
payments in Plymouth The man who
will, shall have big puff for nothing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

IL st. Joseph county the farmer. are
fesdIug straw. Straw is BOW quite as
high as hay used to be, and many farmers
will depend upon straw almost entirety
We are better of. Abou, as much lay in
our county as usual, from eight 70 ten do
lars ton.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16
Administrator Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Ad-
minstrators af the estate Of Mary Freess deceased
will Offer for sale ut pnbc out-ry, at the residence
Of the dccedent. In West township, Msrshan ccun =
~. on Thursday. the 3oth day Of December, 1859
the personal property vf the estate. consisting
principally Of horses. cows, hogs wheat. cattle,
corn, hay, wagon. farming TOOLS sheep. and various
articles OF household furniture. Sale 10 begin at
~ O'Clock credit Of months will he given for
all sums over 81. the purchaser giving note waving
valuation laws. drawing interest. with approved
security. W. FREESE. W. YEA RICK, Adms.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16
MARRIED.

I'm the 9Th of December, by Rev,
A. Fuller, n the Psrksr House, Geo
N. Hupp and Mary sharlsy. -
On the same day, BY the sathA..- Jas
C. Mccrum, and Mra Caroline z
Rhodes. IN, Z
On the same day. By shs slime. W
P. Deaton and Miss Lizzie Jones.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

VALPARAISO enjoyed snow storm las
Tuesday night while We were tucked
with little drops of rain. 1t Is surprising
what difference of temperature exists
between the two places -coldness In Val
paraiso and warmth in Plymouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

TnE ladies OF the Presbyterian church
Will give sociable on Thursday evening
at the residence OF Mr.. Paul. Oysters
ice cream and other refreshments. The
proceeds will be for the benefit OF the
Sabbath school. A large attendance i.
urged.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16
Ertroet from a private letter from,
HaWdii, Sandwich Islands.

Extract from private letter from,
Hawaii, Sandwich Islands.
- Although the eruption
is not so violent now, the volcano il q
fearful sight to behold. The river. of The
lava still flow, and tho smoke from the
crater sscends in awful majesty. During
this volcanic upheaval ii has been very
sickly here. A peculiar sort Of low ma
larious fever, which has grown ont Of the
foul, condensed vapors OF the volcano,
has prevailed 10 N alarming extent, and
at enc time 1t was feared it would depop-
ulate the island. But fortunately sea.
captain calling here for supplies) distrib-
uied Plantation Bitters to the suffering,
and quick and thorough cures were the
result. The news spread like wild fire.
Messrs Ching Takin & Co., commission
merchants, had these bitters for sale. In
short time their Office was besieged and
their supply exhausted. A steamer was
dispatched to San Francisco by order of
the hospital department, and q new and
enormous supply obtained a. soon as
possible. From that moment the seourge
was staynd. Notanotber fatal case &C.
Cured. and the epidemic has now entire
ly disappc red. . ID this
wonnerfuI rpmedy, known in your cityi
I hope 90, for 1t is sure cure for oil fe
vers and mIasmrtic sickness. You may
ten your friends 20 for me. :,
q. NC.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Notice IL hereby given that the unds rpignrd tas
been appoiy ted Trustee Of the real and personal
tate Of Hugh b. Dickson for the benefit OF his cred
itors. All persons holding claims sgaipst said
Dickson can At any time within six months prove
and file the before the trustee. and all persons
moving thsms-ives Indebted TO said Hugh u. Dick
will save trouble and costs by settling and pay
SAT JOHN p. n kwKINs. Ttastee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

FAIRS, sgppcrs aud concerts ar every
where the rage now. Wa are quiet will
the exception of sociables. The sociable
last Thursday evening at the residence OF
J. ". Dale, was a very pleasant affair and
realized quite handsome suu OF money.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16
PHYSICIANS.
a. R. reynolds. NJ. d.,

uDxcULAR rhyzician szd Operative Surgeon,
n snrrs his professional services "a the eiiizen
Plymouth and surrounding country In adc.non
20 the treatment Of diseases common 70 ,ns - ~
a. ,n.i,I .tt-ption Will be giysz 10 Surgery the
treatment Of surgical diseases and diseases % 's
males Night calls In town zRd corrtg promptly
attended TO. Charges rsasonao!e- omee ah" ,e.,
AZ ths bank. Plymouth, Ind tS7Nl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-16

BuDD REEVE and Miss Eliza Tanner
were married at Minneapolis last Tues
day evening. The bride was from White
hall. n. Y A mistake was made In the
"church items" last week; but, this is the
correction, and we hope the married
ones" will take Plymouth in their wedding
tour, and give their old friends chence
to welcome them in their new relation
ship.