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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
Personal Items.

MIR. Peabody's expenses for ten years,
did not average 5000 per annum.
Sir Henry Bulwer is at Avignon finish
ing his life of Lord Palmerston.
The Grand Duke of Tuscany is writing
q commentary on the Book of Job.
Mr.. Ostrand, a Montreal Alderman, has
just welcomed his twenty-ffth child.
Prince Bomba, son of Theodorus, of
Abysinnia, is now on exhibition in the
Wombwell circus in England. 81
The French Prince Imperial is to take
part in the Cabinet councils after Jan /.
He will be IA next birthday.
An ex-Ambassador of the late Neapoli-
tan Government has genuine Raphael on
sale for which he asks e2O, 900.
Prince Galitzin, known as clever mu-
stefan, wac assassinated at Koslow, Rus
STA, by three men disguised as priests.
The Supreme King of Siam is called
Somdetch Phra Paramindr Maha, Chula-
longkoon Patindr Tepa Maha Mongkut.
C. w. Brent, of Winchester, Virginia,
prophesied that he would die on the fifty
seventh anniversary of his marriage, and he
did.
The New York Commonwealth states
that Mrs. Abbie Sage Mcfarland Richard
SON is to have a fund raised for her by sub
scription, and will also receive sinecure in
the Sub Treasury at New York.
The Philadelphia Press declares that
the late A. ID. Richardson had made all ar
rangements to become editor-in-chief OF the
Chicago Republican. in which newspaper
he intended to invest large amount OF
money.
Mrs. Therese Yelverton has written a
letter to the Philadelphia Literary Gazette,
expressing her regret at the purpose OF Mr..
Wilkie Collins to make her 'infelicltous
marriage the basis of another novel, more
than twenty" she says, "haying been
founded upon the affair already"
The grandson of an American General
who fell at Brandywine, and the son of a
Colonel under Jackson at the battle of New
Orleans, is blind man in Nashville, who
makes a living by playing the ACCORDION on
the sidewalks.
-Ex-Governor Briggs, during the latter
years of his life, never wore dicky, and
this was the reason: On one occasion he
met an old college chum who was in the
habit of drinking to excess, and he remon-
strated with him. The inebriate, who was
man of brilliant talents, remarked, -
Judge, if you will leave off wearing those
beautiful dickies of yours, / will leave of
drinking whisky" "Done," said the Judge,
and from that day to the day he died he
never wore linen above his stock. And his
friend, it should be added, also kept his
| agreement to the letter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
The Cotton supply i'm England.
The London correspondent of the N
Y Times writes as follows in his last letter


Y. Times writes as follows in his last letter:
The question of cheap cotton is felt more
and more to be one of life and death III
Lancashire. Nothing else can save the
greatest manufacturing interest in the
United Kingdom. The Manchester Cotton
Supply Association has been unwearied in
its inquiries as to where cheap cotton can
be had. but hitherto with no success. AL
geria is too dry; Italy has too macy pro-
ducts: the West Indies find it easier to
raise coffee and sugar; Brazil needs roads
and labor; Peru has the latter diff
Guilty; Australia has good cotton
regions, but men will not work so near
gold diggings for less than ton shillings a
day; China and Japan can raise plenty Of
cotton, but they have manufactures Of
their own, and have even carried off 20O.-
600 bales in year from the Bombay mar
ket, when the price suited them. The
India cotton is poor and dear; it can be
produced in pretty large quantities az long
as the price is high; when it falls the ma
tives either spin it themselves or stop pro-
ducing. Egypt and Turkey can raise a
good deal, and some of good quality, bu.
Austria. near at hand, and Russia, are get
ting to be large consumers.
After all, the difficulty is not wholly In
the supply of the raw material. France,
Switzerland and Germany can buy cotton
in Liverpool, take it hone manufacture it
and send it to Manchester for sale, and
make money by it. As long as that state
of things exists, what is TO save Lancashire?
Take OF your duties on cotton goods and
they would serve you the same. AS the
world is now arranged, free trade means
the devil take tue hindmost, and just at
this moment Lancashire is the hindmost.
/ am and alwas have been for free trade in
the abstract. In the concrete I don't see
it. There will be universal free trade in
the millennium.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
SKETCHES OF THE RED RIVER REVOLUTION

SKETCHES OF THE RED RIVER REVOLUTION
IsTs.-Gen. Louis Riel is Frenchman by
descent, and was born in the country he
now so nobly DEFENDS. Educated in Cana
da, and possessed of all the refinement and
polish brilliant intellect can acquire, he
combines much of the determination of Ma
poleon with the tactics of Cesar At the
age "a he enters upon his patriotic mission
with the full confidence of the people and
the hearty dread of his enemies He is of
medium height, rather heavily set in pro-
portion, possessing frank, honest count
enancc, and clear gray eyes.
President John Bruce is a hslt-breed,
chosen from the people not for his attain
ments, but because he is cor
rect representative of the ideas and desires
CT the people from which he emanates- -
Having passed his 30 years of life in pur-
suits common to his country. he is thor
oughly intimate with its wants and desires
He is rather above the medium height, and
has a slender, but well-knlt frame, with
piercing black eyes, and firmly set but
pleasant features.
Donahue, who with the President and
Secretary, constitute the Executive Com
mittee of three, was born in the United
States, and is young man of most extern
sive education and q polished, genial gen.
tleman- He is 20 years of age, of tall and
commanding figure, with light hair and
complexion. Hisindomitable Irish courage
and activity add valuable assistance to the
patriot cause at this juncture.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
xRemarkable Case.

The Randolph (Mo.) Citizen is response
BILE for the following: ''About one year
ago MIR. James Davis, of Monroe county
(near the Randolph line), an old gentle
man eighty years Of age, was taken with
something like pneumonia, and for a long
time the balances between life and death
were equally poised. Finally. however, he
recovered Before his sickness his eye
sight was nearly gone, his limbs trembled
as if from palsy. his teeth were decayed
and gone, SO that, had he died, death
would have gained but a slim victory, as
the old veteran had well nigh run his
course. So his friends thought then. But
mark the strange sequel. Health and
vigor have not only returned, so that with
good roads the old gentleman walks tour
miles to ctn,ch, but his nerves are per-
fectly steady, his eyesight is so completely
restored that ne can read the finest print,
and new set If teeth have grown ont and
taken the place OF the old ones Verify,
verify. the day Of miracles does not seem
to be over yet"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
CossuMprIoN OF SMoKE-A SIMPLE Pro

CONSUMPTION OF SMoKE-A SIMPLE Pro-
cEss.-We were told not long ago OF fur
mace somewhere in this neighborhood which
thoroughly consumed its own smoke. We
have forgotten both the name of the pro-
prietor and the locality; but the result was
secured simply by an elongation of the
CRATE bars. When the mass of coal at the
front of the CRATE is so far burnt that it
ceases to throw off smoke, ii, or part of
it, is pushed back upon the bars, and fresh
coal thrown in front, the gases from which
i. e., the smoke, having to pass over the
glowing and smoksless fire in the rear,
through which fresh oxygen is peipetually
rushing up. is turned to flame. And so the
furnace is kept going constantly. Even
Immediately after being replenished with
fresh coal, our informant said the smoke
from the top of the stack of this furnace is
hardly perceptible. OF course the CRATE in
the rear of the front fire has to be kept
well cleared of ashes, otherwise sufficient
oxygen coull not get through. Pittsburgh
(Pa. Gazette.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
Million.

a PRIVATE CoUN-
SELOR 10 the MAR
RIED or those about
to marry, on the
physiological mys-
I sysfeTn. with the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
The Living Machine.

Injure the main spring of a watch and portion
of the works becomes disordered The human stomach
to the human system what that elastic piece of metal
IS to chronometer II influences the action OF the
other organs and controls great extent the whole
living machine The comparison may be carried fur
Their for as the weakness other imperectons OF the
main spring Indicated on the face of the time piece
20 also weakness other disorder OF the stomach
betrayed by the face of the invalid The compilation
sallow faded, the eyes deficient in iustre ana
intelligence, and there Is a worn, anxious expression
in the whole countenance which tell as plainly as wrlt
words could do that the great nOung organ whose
oce il is to minister to the wants OF the body ana 10
sustain and all its parts Is not performing ts
duty. IL requires renovating and regulating snd 10
accomplish this end Hostetters stomach Bltters may
be truly said to be he thing needfai The broken
main spring of a watch may be replaced BY new one,
but the only be repaired and strengthened
and this is one Of the objects of the famous vegetable
restorative which for eighteen years has been wang
successful contest with dyspepsia in al climates As
specific for indigestion il stands alone. when the
resources of the pharmacoppa have been exhausted,
without, at best doing more than mitigating me com
plant, of tins wholesome and paatable, yet
powerful stomaehic effects perfect and permanent
cure In all OF Dyspepsia the liver Is less
disordered and upon this important gland as well as
upon the stomach and bowels, the Bitters act with
singular dIstnctness. regulating and reinvgorating
secretye and assimllang organ on wn1cn Dodiy
and al haal demand
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13

CHARCOAL FOR HORSES WIND" Many
years ago 1 recollect," says a correspondent
of a Londen paper, ga horse being brought
into the yard of Joseph Bignal. celebrated
man for keeping hunters at Croydon. The
horse was very much affected in the wind,
and could hardly move from distress. In
a very few days this animal did its regular
work as a hunter with perfect ease and
comfort to itself. Tar water was the cure.
Tar is carbon, and charcoal is also carbon
charcoal in the powder is more easily given
than tar water. have tried it with most
beneficial effect, and think it stands to
reason thpt the removal of noxious gases
and hatulence from the stomach of the
horse must improv the wind and condi-
ton. Tar is frequently given with benefit
in cases of chronic disease of the respira-
tory organs, but its effects are totally differ
emit from those produced by charcoal (car-
bon)."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
Tyv p.,xcv of Wales may nor,

The PRINCE of Wales may, perhaps. be-
come king of England; but it looks as
though his brother, the Duke of Edin-
burgh, would be richer man. While the
former is living hike spendthrift, the lat
ter is building up his own fortune as q
speculator. BY lncky operation in the
stock of New Zealand mining company,
he has recently cleared the handsome sum
of million dollars, which be promptly
deposited in bank ON his own account He
can easily run up a fortune of a hundred
millions; and if he does his brothers
claims may yet be set aside, and the sue
cession of the crown pass to his speculative
head
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13

STATISTICS OF CINCINNATL-The number
of suits in the courts of this county for the
past year were 8, 4O8. The Sheriff had ia
sales, the proceeds of which amounted to
$780, 600. Marriage licences granted,
2, 49S; rumb.r of births, 6,154; deaths,
6,512; deeds .scorded, 1893; mortgages,
8, 499; inqaests Seld, 234; persons sent to
the penitentiary, 50; number of houses
built in the city, 4H.
In the first ditrict, 81, 800, 600 cigars
were manufactured during the year. and
40, coo, 600 packages of tobacco pat up.
The collector of the same district sold for
eleven months of the year: Tobacco stamps
amounting to $3.50 $50; spirits, $3.50, 9Ss;
beer-stamps, $127, $40; all otLer sources,
81 2s9 s57, total, 81. 316,763- In the Sec
ond district the collections of the govern
mnnt tax for the eleven months ending
Dec LIST. were: On spirits, 50 AS. 4S0; ON
10 oscco, $91, TAI from other sources,
$3.50, 729. Total collections. IS, IA, 956.
Total for both districts for eleven months.
Sc, 641, 719. Number Of letters delivered
through the ps'stofice during the year,
8, 81, 900.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored TO health in
few weeks BY very simple remedy, after having suffer
ed several years with lung affecti and that
dread disease Consumption anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers. the means of cure
To all who desire it. he will send copy of the ple-
scrpion used ree of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will find a
SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS,
etc The object of the advertiser in sending the pre-
1cription benefit the afflicted and spread informa-
ton which conceives be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy it viii cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings County. New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13

Nervous debility with lts gloomy attend
ants, low spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions, luss of semen, spe rmattOrrhOea,
loss of power, dizzy head, loss OF memory,
and threatened impotence and imhecility
find a sovereign cure in Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Specific No. tweDty-eight. Composed
Of the most valuable mild and potent cura-
tives, they strike at once a; the root of the
matter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and impart vigor and energy, lie
and vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands of cases. Price S. per pack
age of five bottles and large wa
Ct powder powder, which viii IA i . very important
single box. Sold by al druggists, and sent
by mail ON receipt of price. Address Hum
phrey's Specific Homeopathic Medicine Com
panv, $50 Broadway NJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
POROUS PLASTER

Possesses peculiar qualities equalizer Of the crcu
lation and support sort of extra sklnln all mus
cular and pains, whether of the side, head
kidneys back and IN scatic they should be applied
at once. They widely used in hospitals, both
in America and Europe and approved by all physicians
They give immediate relief in Lumbago, as well as in
pains of the and back whether they proceed from
weakness, fatigue or other causes
Seaside House. Rockaway Beach, Sept l, 1859.
Messrs ALLcocK 4 Co, Sing Sing:
GESTLEMEN-YO Plasters have wonderful qualities,
and every traveller should have them by him Myguests
give great accounts of their efficacy Some cured of
coughs of rheumatic pains; of severe pains
in the breast, side and back In sciatia and kidney
affections their application is equally successful my
self attacked with pain in my left kidney
in agony for twenty-four hours At length 1
applied of your Plasters The pain soon began to
abate and in the of few hours entirely
removed send yon this that you may publish II If you
think well. l am yours, A. d. FAILING,
Proprietor OF the Seaside House.
NEW YORK. August 10. 1863.
THOMAS ALLcocK Co, Sing Sing:
For years have suffered from Inflammation of tho
kidneys, my physicians me but little relief and
moved about like old man. bent down By years
suffering. At length Jour Porous Plasters recon-
mended to l applied one to each kidney. and the
relief was immediate; wore them for thirty days. when
my back and kidneys were perfectly well and was
once more able 10 walk erect think the kAf of the
Of your Pasers yet remain to be told but should
any wish hear thereof shall BE- pleased tell
of my experience am yours. respectf ally,
THOMAS NJ JACKSON,
2a6 Fast Thirty second street
PRINCIPAL AGENCY,
BRANDRETH HOUSE.
Sold nv all Drurcists
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13

The Boston ADVERTISER announces that
Temples Comet Comet III, 1sG9.) wes OBJ
served at the observatory of Harvard Col
lege as follows: Time, Dc. 24-midnight.
r. A., Oh. Am. 25s. Dec, plus &c , 5.
Daily motion in r. A., plSs D. Daily mo-
ton in Dec, plus 60. Description: Faint,
diameter two minutes. round, gradually
much brighter in the middle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13

BAD FoR THIEVES AND SwNDLKRs.. - On
the first instant q law went into effect in
Canada which provides ''that if any person
brings into Canada, or has in his possess
ton thsrein, any property stolen, or OBJ
sained by fraud or faloe pretenses, in any
other country, in such manner that the
stealing or obtaining it in like manner in
Canada would be by our laws felony or
misdemeanor. then the bringing of such
property here, or having it in possession
with q knowledge of its being unlawfully
obtained, shall be an offense Of the same
nature, and punishable in the same man.
ner, as if the stealing or unlawful ordnance
had taken place in Canada" A sharp
application of this law will put an end to
the refuge which thieves and swindlers
from the Uuited States, whose offepses
were not within the provisions of the extra
dition treaty, have found in some cities of
the Dominion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13

BRILLIANT MEN are said to be fond OF
marrying uninsllectual wives Madame
de Talleyrand vas no exception to the role.
She was very pretty but by no means
clever A certain Sir George Robinson,
who had travelled in the East, being invited
to dine at tine Minister'S house, Talleyrand
said to bis wife: 81 will leave book for
you, my dear. on my study table; please to
read it; then you will be able to talk to Sir
George when he comes to dine" Tallsy-
rand forgot to leave out the intended book;
but his wife. anxious to comply with his
instructions, hunted about the study ard,
fnding 1.-THE Adventures of Robirson
Crusoe, at once jumped at the conclusion
that the author was their expected guest
(Ths French usually drop the word "Cru-
soc, and speak OF Robinson" She read
the book diligently, and astonished Sir
George on his entering the drawing-room,
by instantly questioning him concerning
''that darling Friday"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
ASTONISHING /!

MADAME la RU T. can produce, by means OF the
lvH Horoscope. true picture of your future husband
or wife, with name occupation; pecuniary circum
stances date OF marriage, and felicity OF married life
Furthermore, she viii give the p o. address that
correspond also the and full description
and tell you how when and where you Will become
acquainted how often you will marry your destined
in life, and everything relating 10 your future
State your age color of eyes and hair cosing ~ cents
and you will receive the picture, with written destiny
by return mail Address, in confidence, NJ LIE RUE,
Drawer 5S.b:S. Chicago. III.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13

When the Emperor of Russia is dis
pleased with any theatrical performance he
leaves the house in the middle of scene
He did SO the other day when Mile. Murska
was singing .'Leonora," The young lady
was 80 indignant at this that she broke of
her engagement, and Immediately lett st.
patarohuru
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13

TWENTY YEARS AGO q Connecticut man left
o watch with jeweler, to be cleaned and
repaired, saying that he would be in town
in day or tive and call for it. Last week
the man called in at the jewelers. and asked:
do you remembermy leaving watch with
you o number of years since to be cleaned2"
Eyes, replied the jewelef, ''and here it IL. +"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
Spslial Clothes.
an TIE sREATEsT
MEDICAL BLES SIN G


OF THE AGE.
DR.. KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC
AND NEURALGIA DIssOLvENT
Reader You may consider this sort Of spread eagle
heading, but l mean every word OF it 1 have bee
there. When your ssstem Is racSed with
RHEUMATIC
main and Won cannot even turn yourself in bed sitting
IN chair y1u ulsf ST and suffer IN the morning wish
ing IL night and II night wishing II morning
When you have
NEURALGIA.
when every nerve in your being Is ike the sting of
wasp eircu atng the raoSt veuomOus and hot poison
around your heart and driving you TO the very verge
madness. When you have the
SCIATICA.
Chat have Just got through vithl that most
most heart-withering. most strength estroylng,
spirit breaking and nludveak eufnE 81 all diseases
eau aiict oar poor human nature. When you have the
LJlIBA(sO,
lying and writhng in agony and pain unable to turn
yoursel. IN bed and every noseIli5ns VIII go 20 III
ri fhrss sfsrases in fsw DAYS i not the Greatest
Medical Blessing OF the Age, tel Us what Is :
DIRECTIONS TO USE-yoU viii take a tablespoon,
ful and three spoOpuls o. water three times day. and
in few days every particle OF rheumetic apd neuralgia
pain wiz be dissolved and pass OF by the Kidneys
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY.
Eoxbury. Mass.
WaoLzs.rE AGENrs-Fulier TInch & Fuller Lord
4 Smith. T. r DIVER & Co, tiurnhaus 4 Van >chaack
Hurihr,rt 4 Edsan fonar s king. Chicago: Green 4
Button, Rice Rising. Bosworth 8 son. pohmen a
schmidt. Milwaukee. Alcgullneh NcCord. Ia rosse
AT fetsil BY ali Druggists. Pres STA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
Sold by all Druggists.

We do not wish to inform You, reader, that DIR. Won
derful, other man. has discovered remedy that
cures Consumption when the lungs half consumed
short will cure all diseases whether of mind body
estate make live forever and leave death TO play
want of work. and is designed make sublunsry
phere blissful paradise, TO which Heaven itself shall
kind of humbugery, and do not wonder that have
by this time become disyusted with IL But when
The scora q crarh, only assert that which thous
aRds testify to- Try IL and you will be convinced
1 will pay $500 REWARD for a case of Catarrh that
cannot cure
For Sale by most Druggists Everywhere.
PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS Sent By Nail. post paid fos
Sizsy Cnfs -Four Packages for S2e0; dozen for
$500 Send a two cent stamp for DIR Sage's pamphlet
on Catarrh. Address the Proprietor,
R-V. PIERCE, NJ d.,
Rr-rr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13

DR.. Roback, Of Cincinnati, again adsertisti
in our columns, this making his second en-
gsgement with Us.
In reference TO the doctors medicines, W,
will say this much in their favor, thou III We
are not in the habit OF praising patent or 9th
er medicines. Last year We were ailing con
siderably, and feeling inclined to try almost
any remtdv, we used bottle OF his bitters
and, at the came time, some of lis pills, ant
We must say we believe we had relief BY then
use. Should we again find necessity for med
Icine, we design trying Robsck's Pills and
Bitters, and our advice to others with like
necessity. Is to do likewise.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered foryears from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects of youth
full ndiscretion WILL for the sake of sering humanity
send free all who need it. the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he cured
Sufferers wishing profit by the advertisers expert
ence do by addressing. in perfect confidence
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-13

BOILED BEEF FROM SoUP.-A beef taken
from soup may he utilized in various ways.
The best way to employ boiled beef is to
cut it, cold. into slices of extreme thinness,
dressed with buttered toast, or elss to eat
it as salad, the dressing to be seasoned
with plenty of pot herbs