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NAEss2Eg.jLT. G4.
FOR SALE.


MACHINERY FOR SALE.
/ second hand twenty-five horsepower STEAM
ENGINE, with q thirty five horsepower
Tubular boiler, in be t order; ~
TWENTY horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE ana
BOILEE, secondhand good as new;
new twelve horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE
and BuluEk; -
l secondhand lhirLy-iye horGe-powsr TUBULAR
BOILER;
l second hand twelve horsepower PORTABLE
ALIEN FAh BLOWER, good as new;
. POWER PUMrS, capacity coo gallons per min
ute, In best working OrtIer
three foot PURThB BILE GRlcT MILL (French
Burr StoneS), IN complete order;
pairs PLATFORM SCAIES, on whecls;
POWER MOkTis1NG MACHINE;
large UupPER KETTLES; ..
All sizes SIIA FLING, HANGERS, PULLIES,
BEEiL ana III W!iEtLa, and \ variety
Of ali sorts OF machinery.
All OF which 1Ili be closed out at q low figure on
accommodating terms.
Alwsys on hand; good a:snltment Of
STEAh GAUtit;S, rEGf Valves,
GLpBE Waves, BRASS COCKS OF all
GAUGE EGt Ks, kinds,
WATER GAUGES TkLLUW COCKS,
SELF-OILInG CUPS, Oh CANSall kinds
All goods warranted of the best material and
workmanship.
SLOAT & ADDINGT0N,
Nos. 1922, 143i, 1926, and 142S Cary street,
and nos. IL and IS south 18TH street.
jy14 Richmond, Va.
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EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.

rr.1IID EXTRACT SARSAFAtlhhA'
p;JrID EXTRACT SARsArhRlLhA.
rLulp EXTRACT sAKSAPARlLLA.
py,tiIn EXTRACT ShKShPAR!LhA.
v,I1lD EXTRACT SARSAPARlLAA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPAklhhA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAkiLLa'
FLUID EXTRACT SARaAPARlLhA.
E,,JlD EXTRACT SARSaPkhihbA.
FLUID XTRACT SaksAFAklLLA'
FLUID EXTRACT SAHSh'AhlLLA.
FLUID EXTRA CT shRSArARlIhA'
FLUID EXTRACT shkSAPAk1hLA.
FLUID EXTRACT ShRSAPARl'hh.
El.fnD EXTRACT SAkSAPAHlhLa.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPEFILLA.
pIJTID EXTRACT SARSAPAKILLA.
EIIIID EXTRACT K.LLA.
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VJRTUE of certain trust deco
IL 1nsso nv Charles Y NORRIS e Co. to us, siid
dnIy recorded In Hastings Court and In pIn nntc
eli Sc the said trusteeshi,, We sbaI1 one, wsuCt
18th At 10 o'clock NJ the Following properly cof-
We, ed to ils In said deed-piz Cor a augar
igo pounds BONE BLACK, suitable 1or s'hS''
WAGON : made espcci1lly for hauling sugar
4 Lot Of oSFFiCE FnRNITUfE, ,a
I,aree COPPER R,ILEK. d.; &C; rs ..
On tia Trustees G. Y. nioIrlss d ".
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FREIGHT OFFICE on. JAS. R1ygg 8

FREIGHT OFFICE orJAs RIVER sK,Co,
NOTICE TOhzelT1TT7-dt.
- SHIP RS.-9reight orEYsza.srssg
Lynchburg and the Southwest recnyec a3315s
Office and forwarded By canal witho Il tenxor-
All freight coming from Lynchburg and beyond
to Richmond snd points North will BE- PROMPTLY
forwarded II consigned 20 the care OF Canal Agent
ut Lynchburg. Il. DILLON, Agent
my 13-3m lSo3 DOCK street
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1877 |.
1871.

... SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SCHED u l. Il alCHMuND, FkEDERlCkS
bURU ANi3 POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING !,
... INTO EFFECT JUNE !, 1871. ...;,
TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner Byrd
and Sth streets as follows: 49,. ,.ss
The DAY Train daily at $50 A. NJ. Arrives
in Washington at l2:l5, baltimore except on
Sundaysl at 2:i6, Phllacelph!a ut 6:l5, and New
York at 1920 J.. NJ. TIE ga DAY.
The EIGHT TkALN daily except on Sundaysl
at s:4s L. NJ. t| -"
The DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond at Eli
z. u. ...--.s ,..:a..s. ''
Ihe NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond
(Mondays excepted) at $3.50 A. NJ.
The ACCUMMUDATIOS TRAIN for Milford
leaves Brua'i-strect Depot daily lsuudayG ex-
certedJ at +:ao Z. ri. Arrives in Richmond at ~
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays aud
Fridays at Gas 4. u g.
THROUGH TICKETS aud THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS 10 sill principal points North,
East, end West. .s..E,...- 2
Company's offices, corner Broad and sth streets.
Tickle. Office, corner BY rd and 9Th streets.
j. b. UErfEY,
90. General Ticket Agent
e. y. -. MYERS General Sup't. JET
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OFFICE OF TIE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD COMPANY. :
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
AND EAST TO THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
TIE ALaBhMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD extending from Chattanooga, Ten
nesaec, TO Meridian hississippi, Is com rleted, and
forms With It's connections the
SHORTEHT ALL-RA1L LINE
from Portland, Boston, r ew York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, VI ashlngton. Richmond, Lynch6urg,
and Ch4tt .noOgI, To Meridian. Mobile, New Or
leans, Jackson, VicksburS, and all southwestern
cities.
II road-be,l is In splendid condition and the
eluipia euL perfect
lultmau,s Palace Ijay and Slcepipg-Cars arc to
be run Via this route from Lyncnburg TO Mobile
End New Orleans without change.
Purchase tickets via The AlabZmx and Chatta-
rccta railroad, and secure the quickest time and
IGOst comforts.
The attention OF freight shippers is called 10
this route Offering the advantages Of speedy
tran2it between the Horth and South, with rates
always as low as by any other route
Mark ship freight and procure bills OF lading
via the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad.
r.-.. e" WI. KEARY, ~
General Freight and Ticket Agent
ChattsuOUga, Tenn.
j. G. Sta STUE,
... General Superintendent,
te ?-3m Chattanooga, Tenn.
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-A1,rrToY aALEs-rhis. Nay.
by Cook b Laughson, AuctioneeiY,
Corner OF Governor ana FranknA o'''

AuGEAsAA
Nv Cook Laughson, Auctionesr'
Corner OF Governor and franklin StfeesS'
IA .TTRACT1vE SALE ALI OF. j, .s.,.z -
~ FORFEITED FLEDeEs'
request q s Wina9 ssssn, ms w s 10
- hts loan office, No. II ls:h street pc
.scn Main and Franklin, all gooas a cnnsist
unrcdcemcd on that morning. - 49, ,
FINE DIAMOND aud COED JEW h =, Nv,
/ rnc1Jsu SWISS, and AhiERIGAN WAFeh-
ps In sne geld and silver cases ne -.s;E
/ FINE G 0LO CHAINS, .,.~
-sC1.1D sII,VEgWARE, &C., 90. .
Most Of the watches are Of the vsry , nns1t
makers: Very many are su,.s as Represented
Don't neglect to e s5ens .se LssAGaHTos, Aucss
Ar r.rs,ns having articles in my hands whose
f. me has expired must REDEEM nrnsTnCK sAen
oeiops ''ie ~ liz ss,6 street bet Main and Fransln.
- NJ COOKE Laughton, Auctionecrs,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets' -&
A pMINIsTRATRIXsALEo(dEr HOUSE 10 p:
a Hold FURNITUaE Al AUCriO1h'-OTno
ne =, Is, the ea rso os Of Lucy D.
pendieton adm'x OF VIM 5. penarsSn, ue' ~
It our H HSfSttk%ITRE an Constituting IN part
rEt PpET SOFA. CHAIRS. CABtEETtBG!s-
STEAD and BEDDING, together win 10 o'h 1 af'
c' eS % '"'Ni'' COOK & LAUGHTUN, Aucts.
&c.,. AtSO. 49,.
VII, he added 10 the above salet ...,.... ...
| C.iTTk q &c CHAMBER ~ TS; .susr.Nns.
MAHOGANY CABINETS and WAsho1ASDS'
.ftF1 aud SPRI. G LOUNGES.
CANE and WOOD SEAT CHAlRs, rpu
HsTRItiaRATOkS and WkTER,COOLEhS;
Git FRAME Loon ING GLASSES, &C.
VIZ" - ALSO,
40 dozen halr-gallon and quart GLASS FhUli or
PRESERVE JARS. .,,.,
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-Qp and after THURSDAY, June Isl,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond lSun-
days excepted as follows
$50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for the White Sui
phur springs. connecting at GordOasrtlle 18th the
Orange, Alexandria and MANASSAS tralo for
Washington and North, and Lynchburg and South
$3.50 p. m.-ACCOhnOl,ATiOa TRAIN Tor
Gordonsvtlle, except on Saturday, on which lay 10
leaves ats =. NJ. This train connects at Coz IONS
Vile with tue night trains on the Orange AleAan-
dria and Manassas railroad for LHNCHBUhG
and WASBihGTOk. ..'.'-
On and alter the 18th OF JUNE 4 PASSENGER
TEA1A Will lun daily except Sunday between
Stanton andthe White Sulphur, as follows:
Leave Staulit'h Ht-s -..clo A. ~
Arrive q. w hte uiphur at.............f:37P p. 81.
Leave White Sulphur at......,.....,...3:36P Z. NJ.
arrive At stanton at. ................7.&a 2. ii.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold 10 all points
Northwest and Southwest -.t" .''sj go 1913 -.
Further Information may be obtained at the
company's ohCes. ....- ...tIf ..t.
No PasseD ger Tralns are run on Sundays.
..". .s IT .s. ~ - .- - A. ii. PERRY.
81. 49,. .,;s:. General Superintendent.
JAMES Z. SETHERLASD, Gen'l Ticket ASt- .,sf,
my 81 -.
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FOR BALTIM0RE-SEMLa.-
T1EsRsBURG WIN iease BED Snan. ON H..
PAY, August 1st, at II O'Clock Ii. VIZ
Us . a sNRRIy sanrr, ...,.
FOK NEW YORK.-The Old -eoe.
~ Dominion Steamship Co.'s els- 1Efh
fant side-wheel steamships bARATOG7lH -.
tan Couch, win sail on TUESDAY. til sne ~ y,
80 O'Clock P: NJ. Freight received untIiaP "
rsrded With dispatch TO an pointsmnrbsrS s s st-
east, and vest. Close connections made win 10
nSrd line for foreign ports. = va" 'u'
passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED
Fare, a2; Storage, 50: r0und-trip tickets a,s
JOHN wv y. WYATT, Azeo.
y d y No. Governor street.
iEoRa NEW YORK.-aVirginia ,-e1a.
u Steamship and Rssss.. Eompsny's 1914
elegant steamship GORGE B. ORION, rfsssn
TUESDAY, Aug: LIST, at O'Clock p. NJ w
Essisnt TIP TO me h1,p &c sailing. =.
C,9se connections and ;brough bills lading given
20 al southern, eastern, and Western places sisc
Fare, ss; meals xnd state,rooms, extra. I'D,
| ~ ,s.a .z's D. D., BpE r: Ir.esiaeus.
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATa--
= ,CohpAkY.1F0R NEW YORK, -
arst-class route 10 New York via James rtyep .,d
chesapeake bay TO baltimore, add nom thence ~
rail 70 Philadelphia and New York. "
s Fare TO New York. 81 50
Pmladelphla....,. ........... SO
L 4. ttHioFe..-...,.'........... SO
I d. NOrI0tB Observation-Disclosures, %
4 Excursion tickets TO Norfolk and re-
Tickets sold and and baggage checked hrou T =,
CARRIER & Co.'s Express, No. s2o Main street, And
on board steamer John Sylvester.
bs a. me 40 ftoa,
cially TO tourists and pleasare-scekers en- ahI,n,
them to view DUTCH GAP and other pOin,s =
Interest on JAMES RIYHR BY DAYLIGHT ;"
80 l.. Is. TATUH, GENT Agent
James River Steamboat. Companv
Office, 9TH and ain streets and at Rockets
-s,vo
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GUN ARD LINE. sire

q U N A Il ID l. n +. IssS
The British and Worth American Regal mai
steamships between New York aid Liverpool
calling AT Cork harbsr.
RATES CF PASSAGE
BY the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer.
age: s. 49,
First Cabin. .al:o gold Second Cabin. $50, gold
First cabin 20 Iarjs.... gold
Return TICKETS RDid
BY the Tuesday anu Saturday steamers:
Fret Cabin. $50 gold otseiase.. $50, currency
Return iChSiS... tiv', Rn!u
Stserage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and al. perts of Gurope- 81 lowest rates
Through bills Of ladlng rom Virrtaia 10 Lly.
erpOol, Belfast, Glasgow. Hsvre, Antwerp, AID
other ports on the Continent aad for Me'iltetIa
ranean ports will be.issued BY the VIRGINIA
and FOREIGE TiIhOUaA LINE, they hxvng
made the necessary arrsnKCmrnts WIN The OH
Dominion Steamship Company 10 New fo:k, and
with the Cunard Lice th=ncs 10 Liverpool, a..
For rates, 81, apply 70 the Agents Of the OLD
Dominion Steamship Company.
CHAS. G. FRASCKLYE,
Lenerri Agnt CuuATd Lac.
j. ID. KELLEY, JR., General hx't Va. AN For
eigr Through Line. ...'.' i"
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a'sEA n Els.

6,HANGE OF sCHEDULE.-tIn
~ FOR ,NOhFOI.k, JAMES a r &sss.a.s
KAHOmINY RIVERS on ,ni a..rr
TUESDAY, July 18th, the las, aud et gan, si,l,
wheel steamer PALlSADE. Captain CHARLES
NELSON, will leave her wharf THE Powhstan
Steamboat Company's sbed) at Rockets al 5:is
A. IL. for Norfolk on TUESDAYS and SATCR-
DAYS. Returning, will leave Norfolk on WE'D.
NESisAYS and MO DAYS at S 30 A. NJ. touch
ing at Kings Mll and Grove " hart and all regu.
lar landings, going and returning.
VIII leave her wharf ut Rockets for Binn's on
ChIckshominy, THURSDAYS ~ $50 a. H., con-
Meeting at City Point with the O'Clock train from
Petersburg, touching at all the regular landings on
James river down TO billiards. Wharf and all
regular landings on Chckahominy. Returning,
will leave Blnn's on FRIDAYS at $40 O'Clock
A. Nj. ~ 80. -.
Freight received at all hours for Norfolk and
way landings On James river. Freight for Ihicka-
hominy received only Oh Wednesdays.
All freight for wsy landings must be prepaid.
Fare TO Norfolk, ~.
Excursion tickets 10 Norfolk and return, 81.
For further particulars, apply TO Captain on
board, or 10 GEO. l.. CDRklE, agent
jy13 At CuRRTE & Co.'s. cor. 18th and Carr s,s.
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n N. WALKER g. CO.,
IL. FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND
.s.tE< INSURANCE AGENTS, a-asg4
OFFICE, No., 1Ql4 MAIN STREET,
undrr Messrs r II. Mfury a Co.

buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
property OF all kinds, In the city and country, In
sured against loss or damage by IRE 1t the lowest
Tobacco In warehouses and mafine and inland
RISKS Ia ken ut the lowest rates. .-..- a..
Losseg equ1tably sdjasted and promptly paid.
Ie Il $50 -s.-.. " F - =
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cArAwBA GRAPE P1LhS
oArAwBA GRAPE PILLS,
CArAwBA GRAPE Pulls
cATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
cArAwBA GRAPE PILLS #"
cATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
cATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
cATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
10. CATAWBA GRAPE FILLS
.cATAwRA GRAPE PILLS
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
tcATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
cArAwBh GRAPE PILLS
cATAwBA GRAPE Pitts.
CATAWBA GRAPE PULLS.
ckTAwBA CRAZE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
lie 6-1ml
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HELM BOLD'S

III Ia II WI ~ " -
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBULD'S
HELMBOLD'S
EELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
RELMBOLD'S
HnLMBOLD'S
HELMB0LD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD's
HELMBoLD'5
AxLMBoLD'H
UELABuLDfS
HELMBULD'S
HELMB0LDfS
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBoLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20

his friends and coadjutors, who sought to
secure rights for one class of citizens that
he was unwilling to accord to another
We say that the Catholics of New York
had a right to celebrate st. Patrick's day,
and to be protected from harm, notwith-
standing some persons were annoyed; but
when this was permitted, and an attempt
made to suppress the other, trouble is the
result No restraints. are allowed in this
Government not equally binding upon
all, and neither will it admit of any liber-
ties to one class not guaranteed to
another; and any attempt to destroy the
equilibrium in this direction, must always
be followed with evil consequences, and
ifyou want TO see riot and blood shed con-
tinually, let this Government undertake
to enforce the theory advocated by the
learned correspondent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20

: The great AMOUNT Of time consumed by
the ladies' in dressing and arranging their
hair must maze any article which would
lessen their labor particularly desirable.
Kings. Vegetable Ambros:a leaves the
hair in such condition as to render the
dressing and arranging very easy matter
ii ilnparts 10 It that splendid glossy ap-
.leaTanee so much ADMIRED, cleanses thf
scalr,. e dandruff and all hurnors, and
peri badness; promotes its growth
spd es.oers Grey Lair 10 liz eIigins' color
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20

President Lincoln's youngest son
Thomas-familiarly called "Tad"-dicd
at Chicago on Saturday morning. His
disease was called ''dropsy of the heart. "
The SYMPTOMS first appeared soon after his
return with Mrs. Lincoln from Europe.
This is the third of the four children born
to Abraham Lincoln who have dicd-one
in early childhood, one (Willic) at the
White House, when about twelve years
old, and now Thomas, at eighteen. Mrs
Lincoln, who was tenderly and deeply at
tached to her children, and to the young.
est especially, is Frustrated by this new
bereavement. She will have the earnest
sympathy of all human hearts wherever
news of her fresh sorrow shall come
Chronicle. M
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20

The following notice was posted on a
large box which passed over one of the
great through lines of railroad few days
since. Baggage smashers are requested
10 handle this box with care, as it contains
HitroglyceFine, Greek fire, guncotton, and
two live gorillasf p The box was rever-
emily hand led.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20

The Chicago river has taken its de-
parture from Lake Michigan, and is seek
ing more congenial element in the Faith
er of Waters Thisunexpeeted departure,
which beats Vallandigham's, will carry
away a great amount of filth, and leave
the citizens pure water to drink; and
when the dirty debris reaches the Missis-
sippi, he will no doubt spew it out of bis
mouth and dry lend will appear.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20

Democratic papers record, with great
apparent satisfaction, that the Prohibi-
tionists declare they will nominate county
tickets in every county in Ohio in which
there are not candidates pledged to Pro-
hibition. Do the real friends of Temper
ance, whose action is controlled merely
by honest devotion to the cause, expect
to accomplish any actual good by such a
course? The obvious tendency of the
movement is to give relatively greater
strength to the Democratic party, pure
and simple
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20

They have new vocalist in Laporte
by the name of Don Key, Spaniard per
laps, who astonishes the natives with his
vigorous music. He comes of a musical
fArnily.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20

Col Healy of Rensselaer, and A. p.
Thompson of the indianapolis Jourot two
81 the excursion party will probably locate
in Nebraska on the inc of the b. & VI.
r. r. SO says the Nebras'Sa ChrOAiels,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
THE EXCURSION.
IcoSTryuED FROM FIRST PAGE. I
THE KANSAS & ST. 10. II. X.

THE KANSAS & ST. 10. r.. r.
is located on the Iowa side of the river,
and runs from st. 10. to Omaha, through
the Missouri Flats 1t is in good order,
and its officers courteous and kind to the
travelling public. In one short hour from
the time We left the station, opposite Ne
braska City, we reached the river side OPP
person were transferred to ferry boat that
soon landed all on the Nebraska shore
again Here the party were met with a
number Of hacks, and shown around til I
city.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20

ready to give any proper information,
making us believe at the same time, that
it was a pleasure for them 10 do So
While
WE LINE NEBRASKA AND HER PEOPLE,
we would not encourage any person well
located here to remove. Only those who
have become dissatisfied, and would be
satisfied west. A person not contented
here would do little for himself, aud the
same for the community; while, ifhe were
satisfied in Nebraska, he would bless him
self and the country. We would not
strive to render any uneasy here to get
them to move, for as one of our excursion
party remarked, Indiana is a good old
state to leave" But when we become
restless here we shall go to Nebraska
Ard in
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
CONCLUSION

will say that perhaps one great reason
why the Nebraskians are so energetic
and thriving, so purely American in their
dispositions, and so courteous to visitors,
is, they depend largely upon printers ink
they patronize the Press. There are
10 poor printers in Nebraska, and if there
is one SO when he begins, he soon gets
rich. We close our task with remark,
after the manner of another, which we
are sincerely proud to be able to make,
that of the most energetic and noble men,
and the handsomest ladies in the cities OF
Nebraska, we found of Hoosier origin.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
THE CHARACTER OF THE PEOPLE

THE CHARACTER OF THE PEOPLE
Of this state are remarkable for their en-
ergy and success. There are some bad
men in the country, but no beggars. No
person need 60 there with the expectation
of making money. or rising to eminence
by pulling the WOOL over the people
eyes All are able to judge for themselves,
and choose to exercise their Judgment
Indeed, the spirit of Young America is
more particularly developed in this young
state than in any of the older ones of the
union To some extent this is true in re-
gard to most of the western states, but is
peculiarly so in the State of Nebraska.
With all this spirit of independence and
determination to succeed,
HOSPITALITY
is also Characteristic Very pcnurious,
stingy men are scarce and the term
COURTESY
is we'll understood and constantly prac-
ticed. A railroad agent will pleasantly
give travellers any information desired
and will take especial pains to see that
none are left in quandary as to which
train or boat to take. We have asked for
information, and witnessed others make
inquiries IN soGaes Of the old states, who
were tufned'awsy no wiser than before,
the agent leaving The impression that the
passenger had committed gross viola
tion Of etiquette. Here it is not so. We
have called at railroad stations, boat land
ings and transfer agencies, and found all
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-20
|NI|jlll!S1cIl|
7zzZ VIII L:a5 PAID

To any person producing any Medicine able TO
show one-i hi rd many living. permanent cures
DIR. FIrLER's VEGETABLE RHEuxArIc RKnEDr; and
further rerard Of S100 for any Of Chronic or
InfiamBsatory Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rheumatic
Alue. Sciatiea and rheumatism Of the Kidneys IL
miH care. This Rheumatic syrup used m scard-
iy osy, pleasant to the TASTE aud guaranteed free
frvm Injurious Drugs II is not Quack Medicine,
ate ef the celebrated University OF Pennsylvania,
A. d. 1888, whess entire professional liz has zen
devoted specially to this disease This preparation
under solemn oath, Is coIscientiously believed to
be the only ft.el tea-4
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-11-03

EXPERIENCE OF A You've WoMAN-A
country girl, young, pretty, and happy,
her step was elastic and the roses Of health
bIoomed upon her cheek. One April
morn she was overtaken by a spring
shower" and caught cold
1t was her particular time, and sup
preston was the result. at the next
''peFiod" nature refused to act. che be-
came sallow, swollen, and suffered iuten~
sely with pain in the back and lower
stomach" palpitations, difficulty Of breath
ing indigestion and headache. Doctors
failed to palliate her distressed condition,
and she longed for death as the only hope
Of relief At the instance Of friend, WHO
herself experienced its benefits, she was
induced to try DR. }. Bradfeld Female
Regulator. One bottle cured her. Sic
is again the happy girl she was that A prll
morning before the shower The Female
Regulator is prepared by L II. Bradfeld,
Druggist, Atlanta, Ga, at $50 Ter bot,
tie and kept by all respectable drug men
throughout the land.
INoyI
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-11-03
1Ton.Resident TTotice.

Salisbury, Tennessee, Hardemdn county.
Elliott IL Sons vs. II II. Tay lor.
In this cause, it appearing by affidavit
that, the defendant, II H. Taylor, is Justly
indebted to the plaintiffs, and that he is a
nonresident of the State, so that the or
binary process of law cannot be served
on him, and an original attachment having
been IeEied on his property, it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the
Bolivar Bulletin, a newspaper published
in the town of Bolivar, Tennessee, for
four successive weeks, commanding the
said B IL. Taylor to appear before ne,
ID a Ferguson, at nay Office in the town
of SaulsbWrg in said county. civil district
No. 10, os the 18th day Of November,
1871, and make defense I'd said suit
against %lSa, or it will be proceeded with
exparte. ID. A. FERGUSON,
octl3 J. P. ii. c.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-11-03
EnEEER a - ATTm

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents. There IS
not remedial agent in this world that will Feysr
and Ague and all other malaTious bilious scarlet ty
Phod, yellow, and other Fevcrs, taidcd ny RADN AVS
PILLS.) So quick KADWAI'S READY RELIEF.
Fifty per bottle.