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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-22

u 1t appears that the tuneful
Tyre Of the Radicals of Louisiana
grow S more and more discordant.
The party is split into several fac
tions, each headed by, hungry
and ambitious leaders, such as
Dibble, Dunn, Wickife, War
moth, Hahn, and the Dibble only
knows how many more.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-22

The Hon. @. 8. Pratt, of Clai-
borne, died recently in Texas. He
was a promising young man
whose death is a loss to the State.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-22

|. Ew Some Of our subscribers
who have. been kindly INDUCED
are not behaving as they ought.
Two or three. of them have recent
~ bundled up and gone to Texas
or Arkansas without settling their
dues to this Office, We allow fol
bad memories and can excuse a
little haste; but unless this way
of paying debts is stopped, some
offender will find b is name put in
the paper and that paper rather
widely circulated in the vicinity
of his new home.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-22

O. The Rev. HIT. Lewis, trav-
cling agent for the Knickerbocker
Life Insurance Company, is now
canvassing p ortions of North Lou
isiana. We bespeak for him,
among the friends Of the TELE-
GRAPH, a cordial welcome.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-22

Congress has decided that the
Mother of States is entitled to
representation. The carpet-bag
and extreme Radical elements
in the two houses, wanting further
concessions, united in opposing
Virginia's claim.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-22
Fair w arning.

Il |
It appears tremely dlMcui'
for the editor of the Homer 1hao
ia do as an act of the commones1
courtesy and justice-an act tha'
he must perform sooner or lacei,
or otherwise be content to staho
before the public a convicted SIAN
derer. Some weeks ago Mr.. Black
burn charged the editor of the
TELEGRAPH, in unqualified TERMS
with having expended "other)
peoples money in the vain pur-
suit''' of office. Three seVerai
times. since, we have through our
columns demanded, in explicit
phraseology, the proof OF this &C.
cusation. The result of our Efforts
thus far, are summed up in the
following extract from the lllad
of the 10Th instant:
We repeated q charge when
had been made to rs against nlu
by some of his political friends,
he denounces it as false-we call
on those who made it to, come out
} with proof or be branded as ca
11nniators - express decided
,lisnosition to believe MIR. NC
Cranie innocent of the charge,
:, and to that extent q slandered
individual-and regret ever nav
ING alluded to the matter; IN tact
"cleanse our columns OF the whole
matter ~
This explanation, the editor OF
) the Had thinks, ought to satisfy
, us. But it does not. Neither
= ought it to satisfy our accuser,
j, since, as he preferred the accusa-
= ton publicly and without any
t sort of qualification, he should
: feel bound to produce the neces-
: sary proof to substantiate It, o.
f confess he preferred and circula
o ted a false accusation. One o
l. these things he is! bound to do
# A decided disposition to believe
e Mr.. Mechanic innocent is no
e sufficient atonement for having &C
= cused him publicly of being guilty
IT when the fact Of guilt nowhere ap
l. pears. If MI. Blackburn means b.
d the expression cleansing his col
n, umns'' of the matter, that til
IL charge brought is false, then W
g have no more to say. But If h'
lie entertains even a lingering doub
i that such is the fact, let him pre-
g coed with the evidence. Gu
I'd proposition is plain, simple an
If Just, notover-stepping"the bound
is Of human reason or. over-exact
~ ing in it's construction of editoria
Of and personal responsibility. I
ut is simply our due-which we nov
If. demand for the last time.
u 1t appears that the tunef'
fl-,, of +1,o poIioolc IF ,oJiSioC
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-22
Legislative.

- The Senate has passed unani-
mously a resolution submitting to
the voters of the State a constitu-
tional amendment, the effect of
which, if adopted, will be to
do away with the DISTINGUISHING
clause of the constitution except
as it applies to persons disfran-
chised for crime or on account of
A bill has passed both houses
abolishing licensed gamblin 6
houses. Another bill appropriate
ing $225,OOO to ldefray the ex-
[penses of the General Assembly
is in fair way to pass.
That pious disciple of great
moral ideas, Senator Campbell, Of
Iowa, is endeavoring to push
through a bill to secure fair and
peaceable elections in the State
| We suggest the Senator turn his
attention to the divorce laws, an(
to the enactment of a law to Sc.
cure private families against the
insults and disturbances of stroll
ing carpet-bag senators.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-22

- Co. The war OF races bids fair
to have it's origin inside the ranks
Of the Radical party of this State.
The negro element appears to be
meditating the chances Of re
volt from the dominion of the car
pet-bagger, while the carpet-bag-
ger is meditating upon the best
means of keeping the blacks in
quiet subsection until the green
back harvest is over. After that,
poor Sambo armed with the bal
lot, will be set at liberty and may
seat parched corn and lie by the
fire.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-22

some of the. parties as to the pro-
priety and Mtegrity OF the sale and
purchasesof Gen. Liddell's estate.
It was, We believe, sold according
to certain legal formalities; nut
Gen. Liddell appears to have been
ignorant of the sale, which, IN
addition, was made at ruinously
low figures. Mr.. Cammack be-
came the purchaser for himself
e. b. Cotton and Chas. Jones.
For the latter, Mr.. Nixon was
nrsent. Gen. Lidden, as we learn,
by force of will, having no legal
remedy, procured from Cammack
the transfer back to himself OF
the property. The partners OF
Cammack thereupon Instituted
lsuitfor damages to a heavy amount
During this time Mr. Cammack
imbibed a prejudice and i'll feeling
toward Mr.. Nixon, which appears
mot to have been reciprocated,
however, but which resulted SO
fatally to it's object, Mr.. Nixon.
It appears to US there is a pro-
found lesson in this sad event Tor
Ian men who have business trans7
factions, which completely over
.1shadows- the question of carrying
5Econcealed weapons, the existence
tof club rooms, Indulgence IN
lliquor,. Sc, all Of Which might be
raised in connection with the sad
, affair alluded to. That lesson is,
: that men shall deal fairly, candid
/ Fly and honestly with each other.
/ lit is strange that the journals OF
la great commercial city, where
-Ebusiness relations are so extern
, sive and intricate. have overlooked
: the opporthne occasion toimpress
: this great lesson upon theirreaders,
$ and have only deprecated and de-
8 cried one f.the effects resulting
). lfrom it's non-observance. How APP
;, iropriate it would have been to
5 thave said, without rejecting upon
g 1.-THE honor of any one,--See the ruin
It wroughtby a.. want of q fair and
It Eperfecteu understanding i'll a plain
transaction-seeh however
y he who had no pecuniary interes1
: involved, has been made the vic;
It tim Of the slayer! - 3
"A Men may differ about a trans
l. action which in itself is propel
g Eand just, but they invariably diffe
- about transactions where the in
g centive is gain regardless, of tina
It neighborly feeling all men shoult
+ have for each other; and thes'
70 differences frequently widen int
IS feuds lifelong and life-destructive
q lIt is not enough that men shoul'
80 content themselves with havin!
le the law on their side, becaus
OF }equity may be with the other, tn
e. two often being that wide apart
n Instances we have all know
Il
OF where magnanimity has said t
IS poverty and misfortune, The la!
'el has placed you in my power, bu
ISL forbear to use the advantag!
"a and consider myself only huma
at in doing So. Such a spirit as tn
"a not only prevents strife and bloot
nj shed, but knits together, in stitcl
al es tight and strong individuals
ef good friends who otherwise migl
70 be the deadliest of foes.
Oh ~ &rtes - - - :" ~
nd f. c. Stimulated by some fres
to hope of spoils, no doubt, the Raj
or, icals. of New Orleans recently T.
w |organized their State Cent?
fy Committee under the name of tt
10 Central Republican Club of .Lo1
lie liSiana. Dunn Packard, Campbc
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-22
Change of Schedule,
FRUIT TREES

WIN T.
IRON the extensive Nurseries of p. j. BERCK-
l. MANS, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA will be fur nished by
me during the season of 1869 and 1870. During
igation the Ouachita and tributaries. will deliv-
ront OF the n: 7: & T. r. r Descriptive catalogues,
cants Freight on shipments is addition al to be paid
by purchasers.
TERMs.-Each order must be accompanied by cash
or sight draft on some house in New Orleans, Mon
or TT enton.
W. w. FARMER,
Monroe La. l GIN AGEST
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-22
SDecIaI Attcll ton

Given to the storage and shipment of cotton
AMI 10 the receiving and forwarding Of all kind,
of merchandise. Consignees notified Of arri.
walls Of freigh. at the earliest moment. Wsf-
houses convenientto access, and situated on
the river bank.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-22

n Two or three of the New Orleans i
Journals, taking for text the TACT c
that the slayer Of Mr.. John Nlxon'
of that city, had on his person ]
=, concealed weapon with which
the deceased was killed. have been
freely. INDUCING in censare anu I
denunciation of the habit OF car 4
rying concealed weapons. and cali It
ing for Legislative interposition TO
effect a general reformation. Our
contemporaries seem to think that
this is the most important lesson
= To he derived from the sad occur
renee referred to. and that II only h
- individuals could be prevented IA
from carrying dangerous weapons
concealed, there would be greater
8 s1oprity for ifesand much less fre-
aesncy of crime. ii,
We regard this as a very super
), fetal view Of the condition of pub-1
he morals, aud especially of the
~ facts connected with the Nixon
'''s tragedy. se
The carrying Of concealed weap-
:. ons, we admit, is an4evn, as are
numerous other habits to which
80 mankind are prone, some-of which
.se NE hold are less defensible than
the one referred TO, although not
- reprehensible4 i'm law. As our So
sssscieeys is organized, no man having
~ m eacmy Of a belligefent temper
sa :. s:,,iLment need hesitate in his .judg-
1nent, as to whether OF not his
enemy goes armed; in nine cases
"a ont of tensh is armed at all times
~s Ii makes no difference practically,
therefore, about the weapon being.
concealed. 50. far, at least. as the
precaation necessary to protect
ssat.lifeaiss concerned. Any prudent
.a~aaaan, with such an enemy, is at
e'ss fault who fails to weigh his an
tagonist according to such infor-
.,emaAion as it. his duty and interest
s.saeither to posses or acquire.
S@taS It is urged, and with PLAUSIBLE
- ty, that the knowledge Of having
- weapon on ones person is, es-
peciallye ut moments when tho
sssspassions are aroused, a great
''setemptation to use it to the detri-
ment Of life. This is true in some
measure, though it often happens
ssalthat indiyiduals draw weapons and
-- fail to use them. But it may also
s1zbe urged, IN extenuation of the
habit. that the wholesome fear o1
receiving a. blind bullet has de-
-sxterred many q bully and scoun-
.SqsS}rele FROM beating, manning o.
killing q fe4low-inan Of less mus
Gle and less disposition to quarre
and ascut mp, than himself. It il
absurd to contend that ALI me1
are physically equal, and tha
small, weakly men should hole
themselves in readiness to fgh
large, robust men, with natura
weapons of, defense, wheneve
wronged Or insulted, or, failing t
do so, be considered, as. sue
things go, a great coward. An
yet, he must either be beaten t.
death, according to this theory o.
be classed in the catalogue OF COW
ards: TO say that he may carr,
a weapon openly, is only, as pub
lie opinion now stands, to say h
can proclaim himself coward tn
moment lie apprehends danger
for, otherwise, by not carrying il
forget his danger andsacrifce hi
= life to the violence of him who
as ready to violate the law agains
carrying weapons as he is to tax
the life of his antagonist.
azs The Nixon tragedy, to our think
le,e.s,1,., "a In Loo
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-22

WYE respectfully invite the attention of the
w public to our large and varied stock.
Having bought the same for CA SH, at the
lowest, rates, and having twenty years ex2e"
ence at this point, authorizes US in saying the
best adapted to the wants of the people Of any
yet offered in this market. All Of which W
will sell at
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-22

AAOhASAC az eSI1PAS AANA>"N S~~--O -
or, otherwise, by not carrying it,
forget his danger and sacrifice his
life to the violence of him who is
as ready to violate the law against
carrying weapons as he is to take
the life of his antagonist.
as The Nixon tragedy, to our think
ing, presents a lesson. to be learn
ed of far greater and more vital
Importance to, society than the
=. one noticed by our contemporaries
who treat only of the effect while
they lose sight of the cause
Being "a personal friend of the
deceased and an admirer of his
many virtues, we would not in
the least impeach his conduct in
the transaction which has termi
mated in his untimely death; anei
ther do we purpose Intentional.
arraigning any Of the partici
pants in the Liddell land sale fol
any unfair DEALING; but we hap
pen to know that there was q
wide difference of opinion among
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-22
COTTON, WOOL. HIDES.
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE,

purchased at the highes: market price.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-07

u Ysw rk recently -caanged therTdiseus
-Lanssirom woman suffrage 10 Hair prepara-
tis,rls aud Purple Batishefs. They aecnsrs
thatwhsre nature had not endowed them witt
beauty, II WAS ther right-yea the If duty -tC
-eak it tshtre tiify eouli. So they al voted
thai MAGNOLIA Balm Overcame SalJowness
Rough saw and aRfsvmsrss IS, and gave q {
onpienon = most d2ingue lSorosIan), and
nnarb e-ftse srp-arsrce DANGEROUS to- men
ooadopbs ssafd that LyoTf's Kalhairon Ine 1t
BE Haif grow b ok, soft -snd svfut pretty
AID moreover prevented II fiom turning gray
the r,r,prI. t1Ts did not sen6 the zisters an
invoice. fts sVzr lfSf ans ~. =. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-07

Hey are made
both with and
a0ithom sugar
coating, thus
adapting them TO
lhe use Of every
lbody; Because
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-07

ssua screen fOrrron tube wells -RsbeEt NJ Nor
ysss.l;ravle y 4 yBaylier. Rlchrnnnh. has-r
I King arp lr.tus TOR printing Presses-Ealen.fne
W.. d, RichlnoLsl e TO- 10 ISL %
MICHIGAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-07

iirs. B.-.wen. ladies, on your recon-
maud atinn ii frc II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-07
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND COLLARS,

which in fact will rot cost the fortunate person one
= Io a@v ofeou s. vi s1ea Ii eTaI ' Dduo M G nt
tamiliss are bnsl, IaDidl The object OF the Com
it bat
many Of III hove -old o. his plap into one
fAmil. The folio ing Express Companies, By special
arrangement carry our Soap ~ tie SINGLE hox at ih-
Ea"ress Con- We fsrHo Go Nti naI E1Srs
'mercan Merch nts' Union ExIress Co
BY freight lines tbs cost on lots of % boxes will
avsrave abo I one half cent per pound.
Thu i've dollars he sent b, Express b an order
bv Post Once y ney Order or draft on New Yors
Nth directions for Shipping the Soap.
vi receive n .xrkA BOX. IN iuding chance in the
We vii on receipt OF tn. money forward bill
recePtsd and nnmb d; keeplng cSrrect record of
number a craving will then be nah on the pian o.
the Royal Havana oft ~. which is the most correct
and mpa tsl plan known Tn the psblic. All pure las-
ers will be NOTE when the rawing will take place.
present or not the interest If each and all will be
guarded like and he fortunate persons notified
The Deed The sRnwS ZONE HOUSE is deposited
with the safe DEPOSIT Company; No. l46 lis Rr al
way n. r. in trust for the lucky winner of the first
CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT,
AMOUNT INSURED. $4,000
THE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
OF NEW YORK
146 and 1ss Broadway. cor. Liberty st.eet
FRANCIS IL jerks. PrssI
FREDERICK FOSTER Sec
Received New York, January Is 1870 from the Myrtle
the north side of THIRD Street 60 $50 city Of
Brooklsn- Kings County. New fors, for accoun. OF
c'rnpsny for the sum OF twenty i've tn ussnd doilsIs
lawful money to hch amount the responsihi ify OF
his Company. IN regard to this deposit Is hereby
hmite'.
Signed ny FRANCIS II NKS, President
Counter signed by FhIDERICK fosTER, Secretary
THE INTEGRITY AND HONORABLE MANAGEMENT OF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-07

N1. -. Z4fa
Nervous debility with its gloomy attend
ants, low spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions, hss OF semen, rpermattOIrh ia
loss OF powsr, diz2sy head. hose Of memory
and threatened impotence and ,imDecihty
ind a sovereign cl.Ge Ia HnnIpt1ee Honieo-
pattic Specify, No. twenty eight. Composed
= the mot .vs.usbie mid AMI potent curs-
tIYes, hei rtTlke ar once a the root Of the
mstter, tone MP the system, arrest the die
charges, AID Imps-t vigOr and energy, lie
I'D vltahty, 10 the eDrre mai. They have
cared thousands 81 cases. Price - per pack
age OF five- Jokes and h. large wal OF
,5wder, woftl S2.00, which is yer. importsnt
4 obstinate ami old eases, or 81 pei
single box. sOid by AL dIHgglsts, ana sent
by mail On receipt OF urlce. Adcres- Hum
ptireys specific HOMEOPATHIC ds oiclne
Company, 5b2 Broadway NV York.
Wholesale zqnfs-Bnruhams & Van Setback, II RI
bur. X Easai Chicago, "A =; jerks * Gordon, ST.
P4uf NM. Brown. " eboer & Graham. 81. Louis,
No. FaTra.o, shelley K Co. Der It, Mica.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-07
Western Patents.

The following Western patents were issund
from the United States Patent Oflice for the
week ending March %, 1870, as reported by
Farwell, Ellsworth / Co., Patent Solicitors
nd ATTORNEYS in Patent Causes, 162 Lake
street, ChicaG o:sr@s-. so - = =. sz-ses sac 3
f4ra - ILLINOIS. rssas rsa- ~
Carriage wheel hub-Bradey Burr, Patayia.
Base Stunning stove, for sbaviDgs and other iigh
Clan 4. Rockford $3.50 -.lsse- - -
Steam gei etator-Ora ndo Clark, Rockford. -
Mop heAd-Tm 8. Crinklaw. Lanark. ssa
Spoofcase-w z. Poster. Chicago. -.Est - -
Adjustable garment Iattern-Samuei shawcro-e,
FfeepOrt -
At achmsnt for lamp burners-wm. westlske,
Chicago -
yapor burner-Nm. Aurig h. Chicago.
Egg carrier-Ab nef Fl B yaut, Chicago
Egg earrisr-Abner III. Bry ant. Chicago.
Fad gate Tor grain wagon-Chas. II, comstock.
Ho.asr for diamonds-G. d Dunharn. Chicago.
Lauch bsx-John Erpslding, Chicago. -
Wrench-John Fsessler, Dllonington- -
me resisser-Keith 4 Doty. r. oria-.r
Hub re amer--kobinsou&K Re ssberger. Springfield.
Corn pl1ltsr-Philip s. Starnes, Msiosity Point.
Machine for masking pump bucSets-'ohn r.
Temple- Chic1gO. -
Manufacture Of glue-GeOrgeGuenther, Chicago.
Step laddcr-Calvin O. Udel, Chicago.
-lf~itS n = ISDrAsA- 81 5Ef.J 81 z.
Table leaf suppors-Aron Anderson, South BEND.
Rubber conn ecuan for mosquito nes frAmes@
Armstro " x KeeDey. Evansville
Dirt Ga lie for plOws-Juseph ciuckner. Acadf1
Gran dIiI.-Fulgham, DAVIS, Lswrsnce CO.,
Du IN
Fruit can-Isaac King, Seymour.
Ils1 ping wsgoil--ylr-if II yon, Piaipfeld.
stomach biiter,-R nkle 4 Hunt, indiana polls.
Hsc-e,y VI war--F r~ncis W. K,bi rsyn, tiehpu1a
f1ss n Tor ga.es-wsrren Sif,rnard r. ctfinonsi<
Bung-Applegt ate * Flock. New A.baoy sfsxr&
Washing machine-Hensy w. Comm Z X chsnond
SopsinZ aud Starting mill b1rr-GraNtord-S
Clark, attica.
Saving machine -Hofman D. Gillespie, Hunt
inzt9n ~
Chimney cowl-Davfi Hahn. Reserve.
Ssna screen forlron tube weils-RSbet NJ Nor
rill Plymouth.
y,se.t;awey 4 ;Baylier. Rlchrnniii. las u
I King arp ir.tus Tor printing presses-Salen.ine
W0~ d, RlchlnoLsi. s3I o. 10 ISL %
MICHIGAN.
ca -tr-cSrnf operating apparatus for MINES
Wnf. i. TriIe, IL ,i-liQh- - -
Sleep shrarsLwld der & Robin on. Coldwater
L lprovement IN grain separator-Cyrus Roberts
TH sc .Rii's1rs1CYy1 TssF qe5hk
Water vhosl-P0FerF Bufrh'n 1 Rogers, All Vi
waukee.
shaft eoupsng-Thepdo-e Rowell. Beaver Dam
+ Wafer wheel--W. l. check, Milwaukee,.
System Of heating and venuiasing q. f.Schuise
Jane svile.
seeder and clltivator conbin OWN. D. Stroud
Oshkosh.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-07
Batcnelor,s Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the
world, the only true aud perfect Dye; harm
iess, reiisbie. IDetsntaue0us; no disappOInt-
ment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the III
Z fleets Of bad eyes; rinvgorstes leaves
the Hair sOft aud beautiiul black or bloyn.
sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and
Pruperiv applied at the Wig Factory, l6 Bond
street NV Yarl ffF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-07

a pnmade v hieh aets ron the hair. and does
not tiect TIE scsil', like an Poisonous bqud
restorvrs. Il warranted To restore fade
hair to It's Original color. The elite al use 1t.
Ii incinlss tie hair to curl. imparts besuti-
ful gloss and II perfectly harmless Sold by
aiidrusgists. XIDDER & WErHEKl IL, Agents
I04 WiallAn 81 "
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-07

The following Western patents were issund
from the United States Patent Office for the
week ending March %, $50, as reported by
Farwell, Ellsworth / Co., Patent Solicitors
nd ATTORNEYS in Patent Causes, 162 Lake
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-07

"a tT-CA AhI Up rA'AHS sVtatatus ior
! S ,eep n arsI wider& Robin on. Ccldwater
L Iprovement in grain eparatof-Cyrus Roberts
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-07
Darno,s Catarrh SNUFF.

Strengthens Weak Ey' s-Improyes the
Hearing, Relieves Headae e, Prometes tx
pectorsti' N, Gu e. CatsrTh in its worst forms
amt sweetens the Breath. IL cor. ms NJ
Tobacco, Is mild, aud promotes a pleasant
SENSATION and beneficial resu - 10 all who
appreciate "a Clear Head" ; Id everywhel e
AZ Dnu,sPists. KrDDER Il WETHEKELL,A gentS,
i0t William S. ". W York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-07
Royal Havana Lot,ery ofCuba.

Three hundred thousand doadvs tn Golo
daor7s eco1, u days. Prizes eszhs d suo III
furnished. The highest rates paic
for Doublooas and al L nds OF Guild aud 81
yer, goyerHa, ut securities, &c. TAYLOR X
CO., Bankers. NOs16 Wall ST., n y. tthf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-07

If YoU d9Ret 4 d wei you send for doc
tor. he csiss upon You, looks wise, scrawls
some nieroglEPbics upon piece 4 paper
which you ake to drug store an there pay
50'cis. % 81 90, btsides the doctors fee. for
Esme Iine tines out IF ten not ma I 90
GOOD a DR.. Mo- SEES IRdiaIl Root Pills, wlicL
.ssstsbat % cts. pef box. : Do you think ths
FORMER iie bsst, because yau pay the most
snOrIt21 ITyou d., we advise you TO use, sjuss
a. an expeTinls IL, the N g'rse,r Ipdian Root
Pffis Thev rfe prepared nom formula
srsn9g.esd hy Il. usost learned physicians
II our csuntrf 10 q Tia. besr and most uSi-
FeTsa.--3f. ,falsily medicines. The Morse's
lndig. Root Pills cure hesdac'le, Liver Com
plants, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, sFemal,
irregularities, &C. and are tur mp bs,th
; aggregated and plain. Give them trial.
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