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NEW Tore, MaJ sn-The sseamerB City OF Parts
and Virginia nAvo Al1iyed nom L7esPooL
, 1869-05-31

and tan FINN the face use Perry's Moth and
Frrckie Lotion. Prepared only By pz. B. c. Perry.
Sold by al dIUCg1stA-
, 1869-05-31

SAs FRAScl.Co, ,aIay sn. The second annual noral
s:ccorntion OF soldi!re' graves occurred to!lay
urtlcr the ausrccs nf the t}rana Army Q! the Re-
punl1c, Imprcssfrc ceremonies were held at the
grave Of Co{vnel F. u. Baker. in Laurelwooti Gem
rtcrv Rcr. L l.. Stone officiating. In addition to
th4, San francisco posts numerous delegates from
tht. interior nOStS parsicratcf.
, 1869-05-31

Paper I1nnEtnRs and Window
brcshes At +, E. Rtsby y - Randolph street.
, 1869-05-31

Dutehcr,s Dead shot for Escd.Rugs.
Now is the season to commence using 1t, and
make thorough extermlnatlon Of these torment
crs Of our nightly rest TT t. anu sleep In peace
, 1869-05-31

PROVIDENCE, May e9.-The rite Of decorating
the graves Of the soldiers with flowers Was OBJ
served To-day hs the Grand Army ofthe Republic
4 large humber OF soldiers 1taratied. An address
Was delivered BY Chap1atn Woodbury.. The !scils
Marc .ol1ed and tags were displayed at halfnaast
Places of business were closeu tlur1n9 the eAet-
c,scs. AL the cemeteries In tnl5 vicinity were
tfIu3
, 1869-05-31

al LOUISVILLE N.Y.
LOUISVILLE, May GA large procession, con-
ststing OF ex-solunrccr soldiers, members Of the
Union League and various city organizations,
headed hy a hand Of music, marched from the
engaged in the solemn duty OF decorating the
graves Of the Union dead. sudden shower,
however. prevented the delivery OF the GRAFTON.
The public Offices were closed cut OF respect fot
the occasion.
, 1869-05-31

RicnMnSr, May eo.-La1Gr nunbets Of whites
an'l blacks participated tn the cercmontca Of deco
railing the Union soldiers graves. The Seven
teeuth Infantry also participated in the proceed
.nEs
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COLrXBrs, O., May e9.-Busines5 yesterday wns
suspended. To-day m immense crowd have gone
to thc cemetery to participate in the ceremony OF
decorating the soldiers graves.
, 1869-05-31

DIED.
DEMONSTRATIONS Sunday, at O'Clock n m.
.jr7rn,c r.. vrun et1f eon Of X. ErankenthAl
Funeral Tue%dnv. At 10 u from sal Riehtean-av.
thrr rct&ct. ,
raIen plcsse ctpJ.
EWARSE-1n this eitS, on Sunday morning. May r.
Hsn. n. WaEne- efea 1saS. ~ ~,
street On TUESDAY. II Ernda Of The family arc
Invited TO 1tsrud without f1f1hsf nnttec.
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Old newspapers, In good oFdef-not
torn or uuttlated--for sale at TRfBrSK ONCE at IS
cents der 100.
, 1869-05-31


NANeFrELn, a., May 80.
Decoration Day was appropriately observed
throughout this section either yesterday or to-day.
In this city the ceremony took place ycstertay
afternoon. the G. 4. r. and citizens Joining in the
beautiful tribute TO our dead heroes- a heavy
rain commenced failing, which sosncT hat intef-
so far as the strrwlng Of flowers on the graes OF
yak dead heroes in onr cemetery E*s con-
ccrned- At Wooster there WIS grand civic
cteties, ,ncladIne the Fire Ispattrncni,
joining IN the ceremony. Politics wfre dropDea
citizens n, xna..~ An original son9, by Dr. l.
Forestone, wae sung hy the chn1.. Captain A. =
Mcclure 1n1te an address AT Asaland a commit
tee OF young lat1ieH were statIoaed at each grave
and, 3: signal, which was MUSIC l'y tue band,
scattered the uowers simultaneously on the re-
mans Of the dead heroes. Rev. J. Il Swick aud
Lima, YOUNGSTOWN, Le<ickeley, Ia, aud Other
rolnts. The day was sppropE1atel5 observed
, 1869-05-31
LOST AND FOUND,

r Osr-atn HEWARD-A BLAqE AND TAN
dok Wfth leather strap around his neck snaHeG-
6x to shs arms Il sJed" Tbs aboye frWoTd MI bo
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INDIANAPOLIS.

... 1T Scsnrl&, y. j. ..........
NEWARK. y. J.+ Nuy 49.-The decoration cect
monies, In this city, were very Imposing to-day.
, 1869-05-31


NASHVILLE, Mny o.-At the decoration Of the
graves CT so!d1erB al the National Cemetery near
ihta city to-day, raEt concoutae Of pconc Was in
at1enJspce. The ceremonies were decrty Interest,"
fnr- ana werr conducted With spirit that eyincct
the pstotic gratitude Of tho Ina1sc. and their r.
Epet4 for the dead heroca- Able sutressts were
delivered bx Governor SenteE and otherh The day
wns cxctAstYe.x hot. Two coloretl infants. were
smothcYed 10 death In car and title while Icy
and gtri lost their uves by being thr-wn from the
I'm of RrHther CaT.
, 1869-05-31


ForT WATNE, Ind, May so.-Thc decoration
ceremonies, on account Of tho Threatening aspect
OF the weather 1hts Afternoon, were not largely
attended, as Anticipated, though i goOdlY num-
her were present The exercises consisted Of
music ty baud, PRAYER, decoration OF Eroscs,
rraEllng the roll OF honor, Grafton by Colonel
Robertson. all Of which wns of ii very affecting
; nature There arc upwards OF City soi1lers
hurled IN this nc!ghbOrhood.
, 1869-05-31

DETROIT. May eo.-The memorial services over
tEr rrarcs OF dead soldiers were lmpress,yey Oh
served here today. The weather VAS cool anil
pleasant, and the preliminary arrangements were
left Campus Martins and marched through Nam
10 Elmxood Cemetery. It Was composed o. atttl-
icry and infantry companies f1Vm Fort Wayne,
cutter Fessenden, large nuuber Of veteran sol
tlierB Of :he var, General John
Pore and stAn, Governor Baldwin aud
Htan, General Buchanan, army mud navy officers,
ci,y and Stale author1,ie=, nnd large numtbcr Of
invited guests. Hundreds Of people, including
many lsies nls0 went to the cemetery and await
ed there the arrival Of the formal procession. The
rAerriscs there consisted Of prayer By the Rev.
". G. Mellen. Of the Cn!t aran Church; singing Of
dlEEe ansl chant, written for the occasion By D.
T. Minell: an Grafton hy Hon. T.. j.. Fairfield OF
atllsdalc, and 4 benedictl0n. The graves were
dispersed Buglncs7 was suspentlet nv the ead[n1
rlaYrtl at h.Af mabt -
, 1869-05-31

CINCINNATI, May ea.-Husiness was suspended
for the decoration u the soldiers graves to-uy.
cessioD marched through the streets to the depot,
consisting Of citizens, dctall Of police, volunteer
military companies and two companies Of regulars
from Newport Barracks. Hundreds Of car loads
Of people went to Spring GroFe on tho railroad
TWENTY-FIVE tho1sand persons Is the estimate OF
the number present General Sheridan was on the
speakers platform. Young Ladies', dressed In
whlte, strewcl the graves with nowers- Bands anl
organizations OF yocalists furnished music, and
minute guns were dre'a all ttay. Lieutenant Cover
favorable,
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DIED.

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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04

In the ten months ending October 81, ls6s,
Great Britain's trade in cotton goods
amounted to f44,O79, 6l5, falling off of over
100000 compared with 1867. OF last
years exports the United States took &c, CAS-
e3A China, f4,aoe,os2; Brazil, f2,oo5 925,
bombay, f2f45,1si I+e-h on. .IITlt Il
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04
Funny Marriage Notice.

Out west--no further west than Nebrss-
sa-they marry in sections, townships, ranges,
&c. The Omaha Republican publishes the
following marriage notice: .gn
Cox-HARRISGToS--O the cast half Of
the northwest quarter of section twenty-five
22), township twenty-one (2l) north, of range
eleven nl) east, in an open sleigh, and under
An open and uncloudcd canopy, by the Rev.
j. i. Mason, james b., only souof John Cox,
Of Colorado, and Ellen C., eldest daughter of
Major o. Harrington, of Burt county, Ne
hraska
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04

MACK" writing to the Cincinnati 'Enqui-
rer' thus describes southern carpet-bag con-
gresham:
1t would be safe to wager thousand dol
lars that if hell were dosed with a tartar
emetic, the last, dregs of the last resulting
vomit would be ten or dozen Of the style OF
men who have come here under the congress
.ional policy of reconstruction to represent
the southern states. They have already man
Tested all the attributes of interlopers and
dead beats aud have carried their eifront-
cry TO such an extent as to disgust even the
most loyal Of their northern republican COL
leagues
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04

The average attendance at the New York
Tammany Theatre since the first night, has
been about 3 200 people, and nearly third Of
these have dropped in after 10 o'clock, or af-
ter the other theatres were out, thus making
Tammany a sort Of night cap, 10 be taken be-
fore going 20 bed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

A SIRE PoP on BED BUGs.-As the best
effamilies in tie best of places sometimes
have veSatious visitations from bed bugs,
the following method of xlirpating them
may be the means Of saving blood shed.
1t is furnished by lady who has tried ID,
and says: eff any one needs sure rem
edy for bed bugs, they can have mine. and
cleanse the house OF this troublesome ver-
min without expense I'll ey have only 20
wash with salt water, filling the cracks
they frequent with salt, and you msy look
in vain for them. Salt seems inimical to
bed bugs, and they will not trail through it
1 think it preferable TO all ointmehts, and
the buyer requires no certificate as to its
genuineness." We have no idea that any
body who reads the REPUBLICAN will have
any use for this remedy, bu! perhaps some
of your neighbors may.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

THF G.EAr EoIIrsE--Came off last Sat
urday, 1t was fully up to the programme
10 every respect The eclipse of the moon
upon the sun took place according to our
time Grail Road, or Columbus, Ohio time)
precisely at 4:39, p. m. and the eclipse was
entirely ended in hour aud A minutes.
Smoked glasses of ever description,
plain window glass, opera glasses, small
te:escopes,--were brought into requests
ton, and all Plymouth gazed long and>
wcndetingly at the grand observation.
When the eclipse was nearest !otality, the
planet Venus presented itself for inspec-
tion and was easily seen by tile naked
eye." In tire morning 0Sefcoats were
inquired for, but just befofe the eclipse
began the sun sLone forth With great
brllliancy, and gave Gut an unwonted de-
gree of heat. During the eclipse the
mercury fell several degrees and soon
after rose as many. When Venus was
isible, and during the greatest darkness,
the atmosphere WIS beautiful beyond our
ability to describe, and every visible OBJ
ject appeared as II it were seen through q
blue glass with tinge Of green in it. The
effect upon The beasts and birds of Plym-
outE was not serious. The dogs abou,
town did not suspend their operations; in
fact they treated the eclipse with con-
tempt, and but few chickens went to roost.
The only effect produced upon large
chanticleer In our neighborho cd, was TO
evoke from him an unearthly cook-a- doc
dle-doo at the sublime moment when q
wondering people was hushed into an
awful silence because of the strange phe
J homeson of an almost total eclipse.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

We are informed that BURGERS, garro
tiers and "bug a-boos'' were on the ram
page last Saturday night. We hear glib
tongued accounts of spooks, hob gobs
Inns. doppelcangers, wraiths, spcctres,
will -the-wisps, apparilions, ghosts.
phan;oms. jack-o lanterns, marau>
ders, ku-kluxklans, night gentry, and
such humans or devils" as are sup>
posed TO stalk forth at the magic hour
when graveyards yawn, and the charm of
the cabala revolves. We are Informed
that young lady tip town was awakened
TO find chloroform and man endeavoling
10 d'sarm her. Another family gazcti
from a second story window at the futile
attempts of q friend or foe - TO gain aus
mittance. Rumor states that store was
"gone through" by these irrepressible de>
mons OF the night. Look out for your
bodies.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

MILroS said, "direct the clasping ivy
where to climb Mrs. q. s. Cieavcla nd
some years ago set out creeping ivy be-,
meath the chancel window Of IT. Thomas
(EpiscopaD church. The vine has grown
up on the east end Of the church, and the
chancel window bcirg left open, Ii has
come IN upon the super-altar and twined
itself around the altar cross and run a. ong
the window. 1t takes the thoughts back
TO the clasping ivy that creeps over the
old Gothic churches OF England. It's dark
green appropriately harmonizes with the
green frontal of the altar for the trinity
season, aud arb ears in beautiful contrast
with the white altar cloth and the white
roses on tn, cross and the white lilies at
the foot of the cross. The scene is a
touching memorial of an absent One, and
also suggests that the beauty of nature
may greatly help in worship. Nothing
could be more charming than the shading
and blending of so much suggestiveness
around the altar of the holy communion,
and the delicate impressiveness of the
scene
"Trsins to the chsncei's treliised rail
TIE wandering tendrill Of the cart"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

Iris estimated that seven-tenths of all
adult ailments proceed from a diseased
and torpid liver. The hillary secretions
OF the liver overfiowing into the stomach,
poison the entire system, and exhibit the
above SYMPTOMS. Alter lorg research,
we are able to present the. most remark
able cure for these horEid nightmare Of
diseases the world has ever produced.
Within one year over six hundred and
forty thousand persons have taken PLAN
rlTIoN BIrrERs, and not an instance. of
the complaint has como to our knowledge
Ii is the most effectpal tonic and agreea-
BILE stimuant, suited TO all conditions of
life. Inquire of your Druggist in regard
to it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12
To CONsUMPTIves.

THE Advertiser. having been restored to health
IA few weeks, Iy very simple remedy, after hav-
inr. suffered several years with severe lung afiec-
zion, and that dread disease, CenssmPtion-is "nx'
ions to make known to his 6llow-sG1erers the means
Of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy Of the
description used, free Of charge), with the drec-
lions for preparing and using thesasme' which they
will find a. sure Coar roa CONSTIPATION, BRoScnI'
u.s. etc. The Object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit The sse'ed' and spread
information which he. conceives to be invaluabic
and hopes every su:fcrer VIII try his remedy, as IL
viii cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad'
address Rrr. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
williamsburg Kings County, New York.
30 ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

We observe that our Deighbors at War
saw, Laporte, Rochester, and elsewhere
are adopting the cash system On the
6rst day of July not man was taking
our paper who had not paid in advance
We since that time, however, received a
large number of subscriptions on time,
believing that after harvest money would
be found circulating more freely. We
wish it emphaticallt understood that we
want advance payment. and that there Is
equally IS much SENSE In q farmer sell.
ing one thousand bushels Of wheat to q
thousand persons on time, as for us to sell
on time. Should any fail to receive the
paper Gas many soon wilD they can easily
guess the reason.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12
INITIAL Note Paper m Envelopes
TODD'S MODEL DRUG STORE.


OSE OF the Firm OF 8. & NJ. Becker
intends. to star. cas-! in few days for a
stock Of Fall goods, and in the mean time
they will offer'their stock ofsummer goops
for sale at cost. Now is the time to get
good bargains there. Their stock of
clothing 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 wanteE.
In their clothing department they employ
first-class tailor, who will get up any
style of isuits desired. They guarantee
satisfaction, and good fit with all orders
left with them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

MORE SUBSCRIBERS WANTED The
REPUBLICAN is adding subscribers to its
already large list at fair rate. but not as
fast as we would wish to. VIC are publish.
ing the largest paper in Marshall comfy
and arc trying to make it as good as II is
large. II ought TO be in the hands of
every Republican in the county, but it is
net by great many. Will not our friends
exert themselves to increase the list
After reading 20 ur psper, show it TO your
neighbor who is not taking il, and, ten
chances TO one, he will send in to us two
dollars. Help to get new subscribers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

GooD.-On Friday morning, as far as
the eye could reach, men were seen re-
moving the rubbish in front Of their bu>
siness houses 10 the center of the street,
which was in turn carried away by order
of the marshal. Evidently the bylaws
and ordinances are effective, and our
worthy marshall fills his Office admirably
We repeat il, Good
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12
Rev. KAMMERER, Pastor.

Mr. AND Mrs. CoLFAx gave reception
at their residence on Monday evening,
previous to their departure for the Pacific
coast, which was very largely attended by
their friends In this city and vicinity
They left here on Tuesday afternoon and
will be absent until November, visiting
meanwhile the most prominent points Of
interest in California, Oregon and several
of the terri,ories.-,S5t.th Bend Regis
f<,-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12
IMPROVED Ptow.-Mr w. j. Adams ha

IMPROVED PLow.-Mr w. j. Adams has
shown us a sample or his newly improved
pillow, Which has 6een tricd and proved to
be superior to The common pillow. Its
beam is two Inches higher, and fastened
in firmer manfnieAr to HE standard. The
mould board is separate if5h Tie stand
ard, and fastened with bolts, SO That a
new one may be replaced when worn out
and thus save the expense of new plow.
1t will be we'll for farmers to call and ex-
anime them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

In is reported That prairie chic kens are
less plentiful than usual. The fact is
probably owing to the great amount of
wster in the marshes that element seems
to have inierfered with the family designs
of these feathered representatives OF the
prairie, aud the disciples of nimrod are
quite disconsolate. Ducks are supposed
to be plenty, if not it is their own fault
fer thete are plenty OF places for them
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

TIE MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN Y. Evag.
Lutheran church tender their sincerest
thanks to the Phiihallihmiohfc Society for
services, and slso to the American pc ople
who assisted US in our work. A compli-
ment to the organist Mrs. Fulton.
FL. KoONrZ. Sccy.
Rev. KAMMERER, Pastor
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

SOME burglarious individual went
through Gustav Browns tobacco store in
Plymouth on Saturday night of last week,
to the tune Of six boxes OF cigars,.a silver
watch and few other trinkcts, amounts
ing in value to about 500 Uuion d
Herald
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

DIFFERENCE OF OIINIoS.-Probably the
millennium will dawn ere all men agree.
The other day farmer unhitched team
in front of our office and was stopped by
another man who commended that the team
was his Both had their hides full of
whiskey and We did not wait to see the
matter settled:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12
HOT ELS.
Parker House,

QDLYN0UTH, Marshall C.,unty, indiana THIS
II house has recently been r-ftted and furnish
81 and ogers to the public all the attractions
81 fr-t-eia-s house. We hotel omnibus to
and from all trains.
ttablinz. and proper Of horses may he relied
HTOn Stages I~ave this hou-e daily for all points.
L. :. DOigr. PrBprietor. SUI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12
Elegant assortment of Toys at
Tooo's NOBEL DRUG STORE.

A house and lot, house entirely new
good outbuildings, stable. etc., in Whec>
ler's addition to Plymouth. For psrticu-
lars enquire at This office. elf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

Ok Mono ay last the F. Wayne fire
company, accompanied by Jones silver
band of that place, filed into our town
about three 'eiock, on their way to La
Porte to celebrate the anniversary of their
organization. Passing up Michigan ST.
they halted few moments in front Of this
Office and convinced us that they under
stood music. They were nicely uniforms
ed and had the appearance of jolly good
fellows.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

DEeESERaTISG.--Ac couple of Stark Co.
sprouts advertise for correspondence will
limited number Of The fair sex, with a
possible view TO mairimony." For fear
of losing some of our fair friends we are
constrained to withhold their names.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

BosUs.-A i.ighly respected fam lily Ia
this place recently invested In a dollar
sale scheme and cot set OF knives. On
using them The handles proved to be Of
DasfebOard
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

WnES you are in town selling your
wheat. call in and see how your account
stands With this Office. Don't forget.
Those who pay in advance will avoid ex>
ira charges
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

PRETTY WoAEN.-A comparatively few
the attention Of Society. This ought moi
to lie SO. but it is and will be while men
arc foolish and single out pretty faces tor
companions.
This can all be changed by useing Ha,
gan's Magnolia Balm. which gives the
Bloom of Youth and q refined sparkling
Beauty to the complexion, pleasing pow
Ierful and natural.
Nc lady need complain of rcd, tanned
freckled or rustic Complexion, who will
invest seventy>five cents in Hagan's Mag,
nolia Balm. Its effects arc truly wonder
full TIC Preserve and Dress the Hair use
Lyons Kathairou. sow
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

Mrs. s. A. ALIENS Improved Hair Re
storer and Dressing. The attention of
the public is invited to the very in portant
change recently made in this article. We
offer in the Improved: Preparation, a Re
storer prompt end infallible in its action
upon giay hair. quickly restoring j, to its
natural color ahdEbeauty,. together with
an agreeable Dressing all in one bottle.
THIS combination is perfect ana unexcep>
tionabIe in every respect and is used with
great satisfactorily 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 ;tol French
pomades, andisold ut half the'pricc. Sold
by all Druggists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

Mr.. Darker, Boston Swedenborgian,
has been to heaven in yi.ion. and has
sc, n Cnitarians inhabitIng the frigid zone
there, drawn in chaIiots Of ice by horses
without isils.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12
y. f. Fleming Il CO.,

nEALEr in Books Stationery. Music and M
~ steal iastrumrats Perfum~ry, Toys and No
Ions Of every description. Our fsciiti-s enable
. meet every want Of the purchasing public with
lyOmP tDess and guarantee to please all fsvoring
rs with their patronage. Cor. Michigan and Gar
~ street, Plymouth Ind. [5itfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12
EnroKs OF YooUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years rom
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the ef-
fec:s of youthful ndscretion, wif for the sake Of
suffering humanity. send free to all who need 1T, the
recipe and directions fr making the simple remedy
by which he cured. Sufferers ishing to profit
by the advertisers experience. can d so by address,
NC In perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
No AZ Cedar Street, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-08-12

TIE Union e Herald should have
credited the article concerning the shoot,
ing 6f young shoemaker Of this place, 10
this paper instead Of the Democrat.