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SKxAGKSARIaND DIVORCE Casa most ex-
traoI binary divorce case is before the courts of
New York. The plaintiff II Commodore John
T. GlassOn, q veteran officer OF the United
States Navy. aged sxtv-four years. The defen-
dant, his wife, is on old lady OF ifty-ive, AMI
tie mother Of two grown Sons, and her com pan
ion in the alleged adultery is another elderly
person. John B. Howell, who Is also the parent
of grown children. The alleged criminality
was commit ii at Providence, X. |. In 1873
Mrs. Glasson obtained limited divorce from
her husband for alleged cruel treatmc cnt, ani
support. In 1ses Mira. Glasson went to live with
MI. Howell, in Providence, as housekeeper AMI
a. IL structTess and companion for his dan -htsr,
Mr.. Howell was at that time n married man
ana had q daughter fifteen years old IL appears
that Mrs. Howell has also com manced a divorce
snit against her husband, alleging adultery on
MS part with Mrs. Glass0n, the defendant in the
action. 4ir. Howell owned house in Provi-
q nee. where he had resided for several wears
tut Tor some reason, which thus far does not
clearly appear, Mrs. Howell did not live with
him regularly. She travelled for her health
sometimes, and occasionally tsoh board at places
for herself and young daughter, who was almost
her constant companion. The father of the
young lady in 1906 selected Mrs GassOn,
against the wishes Of the mother, as above
mentioned. Mrs. Glasson denies all the charges
Of adultery, and asserts that she was living
with him only in the capacity Of companion to
the daughter. The testimony thus far discloses
some rather damaging features as to the recti-
tm,!e of the parties concerned. The trial is not
vet concluded.
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sAMARITANs ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
SAMARITAN,S GIFfi

Tn only real cure for Gonorrhoes, Gleet and DIE
eases caused from indiscreton. Only ten pills. pure
" vegetable. We discard Baisam C0pebsa and Mer-
cEry as being not only useless bat hurtful. Gin
cures IN from Two to four days. thus avoiding trouble
exposure and the extortion OF Quncks. Male Pack
az ssges, sE males, es. Sold ~ q; 2; FORD, and
ns9-eoly S1S Rase strs sPhiladelphfa.
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SURANCE ROOMS

II - y
7. NJ. HANSON & b. LEWIS BLACKBOARD.
THE KTNA FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Hart
ferd. Assets, ga, 5,5o0,00O.
THE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE CO. of England and United States.
Cash assets, s Si5,OO0,O0O.
sets, 81, ,25O,eoO.
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO., Of
Philadelphia Assets. S3 100000.
THE SPRINGFIELD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF Massachusetts. Assets, (near) 81 ,00O, 900.
THE PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE CO., Of Hart
ford. Capital, 100000.
THE "ROGER WILLIAMS" FIRE INSURANCE
CO., Of Providence, Il. 1.
THE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE
CO., of New York.
And that old and excellent Home COMPANY
TIE POTOMAC INSURANCE CO., Of George
town. ID. g.
In Life Insurance we have the great
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., of New York
Cash assets, S3J 100000.
THE KTNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. of Hart
ford. Assets, Sl2,3OO,0OO.
Our Companies have an aggregate Of assets exceed
ing $4,000 900, and some Of them more than
half century Of experience. They too well
known to require comment. Our own experience
textending. in tn. case of Mr.. Hanson, through
Our adjustments have always been prompt and salts
factory. =. N: HANSON,
b. LEWIS BLACKBOARD,
JaI0ly S19 7th st :, (old No. 1861
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DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE ACTING CoMMIssaRY OF SUPsisTFNcE,f
foRT foor. Nd, yanusry 81. Is-0 (
Seaied Proposals, IN duplicate with copy of ti,is
advertisement attached, will be receved by the gn-
dersigned until II c"ck March l, ls70, for sun
plying FRESH BEEF to the troops at this post
The said Beef must be fresh of a good and market
able quality. In equal proportion OF fore and hind
quart, rs meek, shanks and kidney tallcw 60 be
excludedD and 20 be delivered at this post free Of
cost. In such quantity may be from time time
required by and on such days the comm ing
ofhcer sha designate, not exceeding four tin per
week.
The necks Of the cattle slaughtered for beef 10 b.
delivered under this agreement shall be cut 80 the
fourth vert ira Joiot. and the breast trimmed down
The shaDks of fore quarters shall be cut on from
three to four inches above the knee Joint. and Of
hind quarters from six TO eight inches above the
gsmbrel or hook joint.
The proposals will also state at what price per
pound choice cuts viii be furnished for sale 90 On
GERS.
This contract to be i'm force six mon ths, or such
less time the Conmissary General shall direct,
commencing April J. ls7o and subject 60 the approval
Of the Commanding General OF the Department q
the East.
The contractor will be required enter into bonds
for the of thousand dollars. signed also by
two Responsible sureties, whose names must be msa
toned In the bids.
Proposals must be distinctly endowed .Propossls
for Fresh Beef, !" and addressed 20 the underxgnsd
The right reserved 20 reject any all bids not in
the interest Of the United States.
Other conditions. requirements, payments, &c. :.
made known ON application 90 the undersigned.
jssi& First Lieut.. 9Th q. s. irtiIisrs. H.6.s.
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10y COOPER & LATlMER, Auctioneers
- (Successors to james u. McGuire Il Co.,
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and lIth stree

10y COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneers
- Successors to james u. McGuire X Co.,)
Southwest corner Penn avenue and lIth street.
TRgSTEE,S SALE OF HIGHLY VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY, OLD No. $50 III
sTkEET, ONE DOOR WEST OF FIFTEENTH
Ia By virtue Of deed of trust, dated the 5th
E.: day Of December, 1868, and duly recorded in
sALiber and K. No. q, folio las, etc one of the
lana records tor Washington county, in District of
Columbia, shall sell at public auction, on TUES
DAY, the Eth day Of February. $50, at 4 O'Clock
p M In front of the premises, parts of Lots Is and
IL, in Square 2l9, according TO The subdivision of
original lots numbered 3 II and 3, in said square,
made under decree in Chancery of the Circuit Court
Of the District of Columbia, in the of Smith
vs.. Marshall 81 al. beginning at point street
north being the southeast Of original lot No
s. running thence due north l2 feet thence due
81 feet, thence due south III street Us feet, and
thence due west with line of II street to place of
beginning, with the privilege of using the alley
or right Of way ten feet wide in the rear. i'm
proved by a three-story BRICK DWELLING.
with back building, containing sixteen rooms, gas
and water Brick stable rear of lot. Situated on
the north side Of street, between 18th street and
Vermont avenue.
Terms of sale One third cash; the residue at six
and tw elv months, secured by he Il If trust, with
notes bearing interest. Conyeyancu. and stamps
at cost OF purchaser deposit of 500 will be re-
Quired at time of sale.
HIP WILSON. Trustee
JAZZ 7-d&ds Repl COOPER 4 LATIMER, Anct's.
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10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneors,
- fSuccessors 10 J.. &. Mct;uire 4 Co.,
Southwest corner of Penna. ay euue and llth 4

RY COOPER 4 LATIMEE, Aue.ieneer..
Southwest corner of Pennn avenue and llth st.
TRFnsTEES Fn SALE OF VALUABLE ggILPING
AND l. SITS. NORTH
n BY virtue Of decd Of trust, bearing date the
S-Liber number hvc hundred and sixty, t5al
folio q ct Of = ths land records e Msshia 9n
MONDAY. the m day Of February, A. d. IS7o, at I
ro%na Situate and being tse ey f Of
IN the District OF Columbia, known and described
bered twenty seven "a ,,in Davidsons Subdivision
ot square numbered Two Hundred and Forty eight,
Terms: nne-h half cash: balance in six and twelve
rrad % t so tse % DAY S % sa the de-
the Trustee. All convC yancing and stamps at the
and he Of 10 re a a on pns G
within five days from the day Of SALE the Trustee
b. a, ad cost the
'?a ssssa. 6dFsS Tas ffaRFEE fsRafa SSs;:
ID tSuccessors to j. C. McGuire { Co..
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. and llth street
TRUSTEES SALE .yALUAgLE BUILDING
m BY virtue of deed of trust. dated the apth of
s9necemeer, ls67, and recorded in Libcr Z. G. T..
the request Of the party secured thereby, The sub
TrEsDAY The st day Of Fsbr%nary' % $50, at four Sn
9SSk 8Sng & on the IS a tho yaSnele y NJ i
Hgion city in said District, togSther with 4 the right @
Of way the alleys in sad square, on which The
situated between y and N streets, New Ham pshire
avenue and Eth street. and within square of
Park and the new Execntiro Mansion.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money TO
be paid ia cesh, and the residue ia two equal pay
ments at aud ~ months, Tith interest, to be Sc
curesi by approved notes a. rcse,y"d lien. The
terms of sale must be E,!i.f With wit ain week
s.tcr ale. The propcr;5 nay he rcSoj at the risk
tice. All stamps and ancing at the of the
m asTn 'R r eele R% lS FuRp r ,T # ss
jas eo&d COOPER LATIMER. Amcts.
II S. MARsHALS SALE.
In virtue of two writs of feri facias, i.suei from
the Clerk Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia and to me directed will sell at public
said District. on MONDAY the 2Ist day Of February,
claim, and interest in and TO Lot No. 81, in Square
No; 2sS, in the city of Washington, u. u. together
upon as the properly of Allison Nail"r ami " IN be
sold 10 satisfy execution Nos 6it and 5l2, in favor
of Richard T. Merrick and Charles =; Johnson;
February 2, lS7O-dts US. Marshal, D. q.
II s. NARsHAL'S SALE.
In virtue Of writ of feri facias issued from the
Clerk office Of the Supreme Court of the district q"
Columbia, and to me directed, win sell at public
sale fer egss in front Of tn. Court House ssor Of
ry, $50 at Il clock NJ ali Henry Douglass right,
title, claim and interest in and 10 Square No %,
the city Of Washington, j. c., together with the
the property Of Henry Douglass and will be sold to
satisfy execute IN No. $50. in favor OF William Doug
has bass Of John Ea Solum
fe2 dts VI Marshal ID. e..
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EsTABLISHED leAA.
ANDREW J. JOYCE 90. -l
oAEE,aSssi o.i1 .sS sis iSs4IsgsacdSThsss. IsSIt..S.S sI

REPAIBIN0 IN al 10 branches.
an Csrissss IN ~ k'psirs, Ssssass ~ Csm~ss.
= Assnfsioe 1ssy.esr os.tof Brooms street, )Yifth
ove1ue, New xeeQ ae3e eeo1y
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON, isO.
TON AND BALTIMORE and II
WASHINGTON AND THEkKASY
WEST are nov run as follows. viz:
ROR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except sunday, st 2, ., and 3 10 A.
NJ, and IL: AS, 3 so, $40, q 30, and ) 90
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at . and $50 a n.
and $50 and $40 r. NJ
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 100 and y 80 A. NJ. and $50 P n .
No train TO o. from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave ct A. NJ, and $50, $40, and soc
Pm.
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave sf A. M :, and 3 so. and 800 r. n.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except saturday and Sunday, at a.
N, $50 aud 800 p. M.
On Saturday at = A. M, aRd $50 r NJ.
On Sunday at $50, and 500 p. M. only, con-
Meeting n Relay Station with trains from Baltimore
70 Wheeling. Parkersburg. &C.
Through tickets % the West can be had st the
Washington Station Ticket Office sll hours Of the
day, Also, at the COmpanys Once, 406 Pcnnsyl-
v.nia ayenue Passengers purchasing tickets q, tes
avenue office can there arrange 90 have their bag
gage called for and checked their residence takso
10 the depot, and put in the baggage car.
F.f New York PhiladelphiA, aud Boston, zee a.
vertiseznent OF Through Line"
J. J: WILSON, Master OF Trsnsportatt00
l.. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
no 30 GEO, 4. kOONTZ. General Agent.
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I LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition OF sIM0S iNGERSOLL. of Brook.
iyn, \ y. PRAYING for the extensio1,, Of patent
impro, ement In Hay and Cotton Presses:
II + ordered that the testimony In the case bs
time fer filing arguments and the Rxaminer report
be limited TO the 18th day Of March next, and thai
sald peiiton be heard She nh day of March next
bAQUEL 3. FISHER,
~ H-laWSW Co0misgtoaer VI Patents.
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nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS, CERTAIN
- CURE for Nervous D. 5ility, Seminal Ennis
scrofula, Skin Diseases Syphilis in ell its forms.
speedily cured.
Balsan Copairo and Muesry Discarded
sold in Washington, ID. C., by JOHN COUGH
LIN, Druggist, corner and 9th st and RIDGE
LET. 124 Pa. ave. Price ss per box. iTs-Iy'
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REST INVESTMENT FOR
OWNERS OF PROPERTY,
AJtir dollars paid to
A. s. PRATT SON,
JoF insurance in Gs
PHOENIX, ot Hartford,
the HOME, or YONKERS,
or FIREMEN'S, Of Ner York.
INSURE NOW, ts-moryor may BE- too late.
OEee No. MC. A. Bmildias, corne, Oh o,r
~ @reess ia Ctr

IN PANT OF WASHINGTON.
CAPlTAL........-....---.....--.S 900 ,OOO
OOice-No. 81 louisiana ave., deor east of 7th a
No charge for Policies or revenue Stsmps.
promptly paid.
, pirectSTtQsariss KnsP, PRECEDENT: George "
Berry, Richard Walach, VIM. Dixon Daniel Dodd
Henry D. Cooke, Samuel pacon
seltI keBLE D. LARNER. Secretary.
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ELACIE FRUITS,
VI APRICOTS,
CHERRIES,
MIRABLES
MAROONS,
- PEACHES.
N. W. BURCHELL,
corner 18th and r streets
deli under Ebbtt House
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n% THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED BY
order OF the Court for seven Judicial days; SAT
CRDAf, February IL, same hour and place, aud b.
said order the terms of sale far changed
read "One third Of the purchase money cash and the
balance in two equal instaments at 8 aud IS months
with interest, Instead of 5000 cash. and the bal
ance in 9, and Il months.
JOS. II. BRADLEY. JR., Trustee.
fe Id RepI COOPER & LATIMER. Aacrs
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THRoUGH LINE BETWEEN wAsHINGros
= fA'sfSs1taiH' NV 1ohk.' AND &0D

WAsHtNeroN, 1859.
are now run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, vitho,n ohanss Of ca,s
Leave daily (except Sunday at =. N, and 12:lo
and p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily texcept Sunday st .. m, and 13:A0
and s:40 D. IN.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York At 300 D. N. and Philsdei.
Sleeping cars for New York on D. m train onls
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia. New York or
Boston can be had sf the Station Ocs at All houru
IN the day. Also, At the Company's Once, No. lO6
Pennsylyania avenue. Passengers purchasing tick
efe At the Avenue ONCE can there arrange 60 have
their baggage called for aud checked at their red
denee taken TO the depot aud put into the bAsgsgs
car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annapo-
lis aud the West
J. l.. WILSON, Master Of Transportatio..
u: NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
no % GEO. b. koONTZ. Agent, Washington.
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10y COOPER & LATIMER, Auctione,.rs
- fSuccessors to las. G.. Mcclure & CO.
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and I!th 81
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w REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND IN SURAN AGENT,
No STREET NnRTHwEgT

WASHINGTON, ID. c.
~ Military Bounty Land Warrants, Western
Land Patents, Certificates of Location purchased
AT the highest market prices. jall-3m.
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~ ROSS WALSH,
REAL ESTATE EHCHiNGE Z BROKERS',
No. 3G1 PEENA AVENUE, south side,
Between dth and 7th streets west.
SAML CROSS.
Nps-ly JAS. W. WALSH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-12-01
WARSAW.

Saw her cherished "Institution"
terribly shaken; and trenble; ard final
ly totter to The ground; and those who are
not gathered to the strong arms Of the
law and safely ensconscd beneath the
wings of the sheriff, are scattered to the
four winds of perdition. Like Sodom
and Com srrsh, ten righteous would have
saved her, bet alas, they were not there.
The immediate cause Of Warsaw's great
sorrow was the meeting of the Kosciusko
Grand Jury. which found indictments
against very many of her most worthy
inhabitants upon the charge of impurity
of morals. Those twelve cruel hearted
men proclaimed that these worthy inhabi-
tants of Warsaw should come forward
and pay dpe tribute in the shape of many
fines. and many days Imprisonment in the
sheriff's tabernacle. They came in great
numbers--say, twenty, or tbereabouts--
and entered the tabernacle and perhaps
as many more entered into bonds with
that high priest, that they would do like
wise- While others in vast numbers have
flown from the wrath Of the grand jury,
that they might escape from the just
punishment Of their sins. 1t is even said
that many of the refugees have sought q
home and refuge for the present, in our
own good town, hoping that by pure
-
virtue will soon regain them the favor of
their own rulers but We hope this may
prove false as it Is only rumor. We
have a goodly town and we would fea
the corrupting influence OF the society
Of Warsaw refugees.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-12-01
Wonderful Phenomenon.

For several days, says the Mobile
Register of Sunday last, there have
been mysterious and vague rumors
of most remarkable meteorologi-
cal phenomenon out at the Catholic
graveyard on Stone street. above
the Three Mile creek. 1t is asser-
ted by those who say they have
seen it, that for the last five days q
gentle shower has fallen continuou-
sly on the lot of the Lemoine family,
in which are buried Mr.. Victor
Lemoine and many others of his
family. With a view of getting at
the facts Of this most extraordin-
airy affair, we had last night an inter
view with Mr.. Louis B. Lemoine,
employed at Asa Hollis, a son OF
the deceased Victor Lemoine, who
died in 1851, who related the fol-
lowing starting particulars:
"HavIng heard that it was repor.
ted that it had been raining for
several days on the inclosd ground
which forms my family burying
ground on Stone street, above the
Three Miles creek. drove out there
last evening to satisfy myself, and
to my intense astonis hment / saw
that column of rain was coming
down without ceasing, which al
though hardly powerful enough to
lay the dust, was enough to wet the
hand or any article, and at times it
rained quite hard The volume of
rain fell inside Of the inclosure and
nowhere else, as the weather was,
and had been, bright and clear all
the time during the five days the
rain has been failing on these
graves. There are thirteen of nv
family buried in the lot of ground
upon which it has been raining. NY
mother, brother, and sisters visited
the spot yesterday and the day be-
fore. to satisfy themselve about the
truth ofthis matter, and declare that
they too saw this wonderful phe-
nomenon. It also been seen by
over two hunred persons. / took q
friend with me when visited the
spot, who also saw the rain falling
in heavy drops about five days
ago. am willing to take my oath
as to the truth of this statement"
So incredible did this extraordin-
airy affair seem, thst those who saw
it se-eral days ago refrained from
starting or asserting what they had
seen, for fear that not only their
veracity, but their sanity. would be
questioned, and it was not until a
number of gentlemen of the frs.
responsibility had seen and reported
the result of their personal observa-
ton, any credence was attached to
the truth of the matter. Take it al.
together, it is the most astounding
and miraculous atmospheric wonder
hat has ever been Witnessed in this
part Of the world, and. will doubtless
afford food for though, research,
and observation, not only among
scientific men, but among all classes.
There are SO many to vouch for the
truth of Mt. Lemoins's statement,
and his chAractet fot veracity is
| such, that there can no longer be
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-12-01
any doubt of the fact that it has
been raining for the past five days
on the graves of his kindred.

Gen. Washington, when he appeared be.
fore the first Congress 10 beinaugurated
as President was clad ina suit of domestic
cloth, as practical illustration of his de-
sire that American should encourage all
descriptions of home manufacture and en-
terprise, and take the new nation should
seek to make Itself in everv way indie
pendent of European nations. The Sec
ond act passed by the first Congress, gave
the encouragement and protection Of
manufactures as one of the reasons why
duties should be collected on articles inn
ported from abroad. That was good doc
trine them; It Is quite as good new, and
we should still remember with proper
care all interests which need projection
against the cheaper capital and cheaper
labor OF older and more densely populated
countries
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-12-01
We clip the following from the

We clip the following from the
Cincinnati Chronicle Of the 9th inst:
Gentlemen who have been absent
from the city period of over four
teen days wilt be wise il they take
the lightning train home. About
one hundred and fifty good looking
were about the court house yester-
day, all on important business
About a column Of names, in small
type, got through with their divor-
ces yesterday, and the balance ofthe
week will be spent in dividing up
the young ones. 1t does look lit
tie like three or four Of the seven
thunders' of John Arch Bishop the
Amounted had got loose" Let Chi
cago look to her larels.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-12-01
Application for License.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will
make application at the Dscember term, 1870, ST
the Commits ioners Court Of Marshall county State
of Indiana. for license to sell spirituous N, ALT
and viDuous liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drank on the premises. The location
on which propose to sell Is la the room situated
the south part Of the east half OF the Pomerov
lot In the tswn Of Bremen, In the said county Of
Marshall and eeate Of Indiana.
Nov. ic-3t. C.FITZ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-12-01
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
II received tho duplicate for the year 1870, and
will Immediately proceed to collect the Corporation
Tsxes Of this year. hope the tax payers Of Piyn-
outh will take notice accordingly and be prepared
to see me when make my call. which will do
soon.
CHRIsrTAN wENzLER.
Collector Of for tie corporations Of fhs sc,, a,
Plyw sfk Narssall cssHfys Isd. 52sf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-12-01
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned vii
ap,ly at the December term, 1870, of the commits.
soners' court Of Marshall county, Indiana, for n.
to retail vinous malt and spirituous liquors in
less quantities than quart. The location on
which propose to sell Is ont lot No. So In original
plat Of the town Of Plymouth.
Now 10, 1870. -. RENyER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-12-01
Tfw Adrtrtisfttfnts.
FINITE WATCHER
GENUINE 0R0IDE GOLD
SILVER WATCHES.

SILVER WATCHES.
S., 81, 90, $40. SIS to $40.
The European War and extraordinary Money
Panic, during the past season, has induced ne, in
order to make rapid sales and quick returns. to
thirty TO y per cent bs'ow Whoisscs Prices for Cash.
Read the Prices.
Fine Oroide Gold Cylinders, regulated
and warranted perfect time keepers, usually sold
sl2 to sl6. at only IS each.
The best quality Cylinders at SO
The Double Extra Refined. being a
very superior quality regulated and warranted per
feet timekeepers, equal in appearance and for time
to $50 Gold Watches. at ONLY $40 each.
The Double Extra Refined, Solid Oro-
ide Geld, fhajeeeled Lerers, finest Nickel works,
usually sold SIS to $50. Ieduced to only sl5 each
SILVER WATCHES.
Extra Fine Solid Pure Silver, Hunt.
ing Cased Cylinders, IS.
Best quality Coin Silv IT, Hunting
cssed, full jeweed levers, regulated and warranted
accurate timekeepers, ONLY $40.
and Chronometer Movements, full jeweled, SIS.
All the above classes Of Watches are Hunting
Cased. perfectly regulated, and each warranted BY
special certificate for two years.
Agents and Dealers ordering six of our elt
Watches at time, will receive an extra Watch FREQ
can DO allowed on our cheaper Watches
All orders for Single watches. Cash must Be sent
in advance. Send ny Post Office Order, Regis tered
Letter, or Bank Check, payable to order. and
goods will be sent by Express or in Registered
Package, prepaid, al our risk.
Orders for at least six watches over. will b.
sent by Express G. o. D., by depositing small
amount with express agent, or sending references
as assurance of good faith.
Write order plain. state kind and price Of Watch
uesred inclose price above directed, and address
THE EMPIRE WATCH CO.,
P. o. Box l9fe. 196 8FUsdwN, New York