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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18

Sculpture and Work Of Art.
Publishes LAX Memrhr mlgog ani other Ni,'ws.
\ large assortment Of fin Black Walnut and Gill
Fr.nc., Cord, DC. Frames made to ordc! from til,
REST FINISHED MOULDIN,.S
- This establishment hIs been fitted up 1t much
expense, has plfcct light instruments of the very
b. II kinds made and the appointments not cNccllci
il 'qlall d, in this state.
60 After fft. year. experience in the City OF DO
ton, u. A. C. oI- confident he will be able to pie r
tho-c Who dc-irc fin clIss OF woIk 1t ouall'
pri'c- Patronage respectfully solicited.
CALEDONIA BLOCK, CORNER MAlE STREET,
AND EASTERN AVENUE
Read the follow iug notice from the Bottom T.iH~rfy'
Ihc F't' ton OF Photography seems To BE- tChci III
the picture. produced by Mr. ID. \. Clifford, - Winter
street. In the great majority OF photographs of human
that the prominent lIncamrnts of face
lUdiorou-ly Nl;rIItcd, that hand made TO H
pc quite hlUt d. decidedly Hwchd cnir.,
ed, zhOullcr- shrugged, &c. Al these mons: Ozc-,
not mention othrt voidcd by Mr. Clifford whOe
ti-tc excellence i specially n'tcctblc in the adnir
able DRAWING Of hi- pi, ture- Whcrcn the relative pro
portions ul IL- and icttrc= pr-crv, d, and AL the
,rC OF painting, urci. lie il tqutlly ssful
with hui=rtpc, - hi claiming Nr"- Of I'll" sccnct
around Lake NInnipi-rCg'" &C, HbuudIniy atttst
MIR. {. hi- I'll the mprov' liabilities known 10 III pre-
tr-iu. aud execute at hort motto" Inn cOiUIcI photo
l.- Of ali style and sZ pI!cci ,iu ICt,c-
CuIdr pi,tTI. lite III well ,,u.ti.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18
sprtial tlntirfG.

~ IN, "irJl.I.AE REWARD SOAP" removes
lit h. Tur PANT, S,l, AMI L. athcr STAINS, AZ, Sc.
- The COLLAR REWARD s"AI," wa.hc-
with Hot Cold IIud SOFT or salt " ter.
CmN$. + MOODY 4 80. ton \; ,l.ts Tor Ncn
En-ilnd. 1Iu
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18

t:r,. /. L. Gnoduin and family OF chi
.... ,I.. vih l,i,.nd. al East Eurlr. We
.t. ort, to l,l,n that Ii, raii-h placed
,. uiuuu ION Gi.un him NOT To- prca.l. dur
DO. 80. Vacation. bat ln 1--WE hi vh"lc
ur,- "Ir.f.
lnl"u" ihc graduates at Mi,lIIrburv
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,ii 1T -. William Wilder OF lii- place.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18

"" learn that two Boston drummrr>
Wrr" arrested at ltttlrt"n a few days a"o.
for making an indecent exposure OF them
srlvr- while bathing. anG fined to the
amount of $1,000 each. The boys who
bathr 10y the size OF the highway between
lhi~ place an! the Centre. had better taxi,
warning.
bailey. Blown n Co. OF Plymouth
hav" been putting down concrete walk,
through Main street. The same partie,
HAY" put down private walks in this vii
Ia@" for two years past.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18
MhRSHAL'S SALE.

UNITED STATES.
DIsIEi'I or Ni.M".i, ss.
~ vItIr "t ant Tor lie il uci ont Of the Ia.
ui,t 'oIlt OF tie nid STATE OF Ai.I,T. ior the Ia
Irt OF Vermont and 10 me din, Ct,d and delivered
shall sll 1t public Hnc ion To the highest bidder
ci-h. On the I'm DAY OF SlrIENBII;, \. - l., !,
at Ia "Cl"Ck in the i"Iro"n. NJ .hc II .l"ih bury
House, ia ~. "hu-hnv ia aid Ia tn, tho uIl.. ing
i..ciih, Il property, tn-WIt:
/ hi, coutaiuin.. ~ all I.- Fl ii.I lr,Ld,.
Copper still
Z l;l'l-., cont ,in,n4 90 Ions .iola--,-
t.Ip. J.. l. ~IIE.
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n.t,d It Euiliu. ton, t, M. lit. dly of Au.u-'
A. H.. l>tl - -
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A COUGH, COLD Or SORE THROAT
P. 3. 1 Al r d -,

- CELEBRATED RITE MOUNTAINS 49,:
GRANITE Mont MEMS. IAl.-
LEIS. HEAD STONES, A.. -,
Al-r, importer AMI dealer ia thu
- world r,uuNu ned RIM AID IE,h -
roII~uip S,nI,I t,Et>IIF Mot.
Mt>I~, IAEITIa, .--A, a..
hLVr Polished Grnit,. now uu hand
. tHd " IN import t. order and Ell the -
-lIu, flr - thlu can be- bouah'
Boston Discount TO tn. trade UstI
-uu dy-i.i- ON haud. IIc.-. ,rl ul -:
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sutton.

sutton.
Mis-. Arvilla Hin. widow of the late
Rev. Mark Hill. died very suddenly last
saturday. aged 20 years and : months.
Saturday eve she called at a neiglbors.
and returned home and retired in usual
health. About IL o'clock she aroused the
inmates OF the house and told them she
was dying. which WAS indeed true. Ton
she survived not more than fifteen min.
ules. Her death was caused by heat
disease. \ peculiarly attendfn" the cir
cumStanrcs of her death was the fact that
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18

Eminent Men Of Science have discover
I'd that IT,, tIicy ant ma nett Ia developed in TIA,
sys"nI Ola TIA. on II ii I,,d. Hi accounts t,r
the drhiIt loN pint, I'D c. Il energy person
tccl- when til vital '.rmrnt lice du. ed lie
r,rI' AN s>,"r, protoN d Of ion, spp,- tia l"oi
it'll It. iron lem ut, and ii tn, only ia which it
ro-iII, tor il to eater IL, cii.,l:t Il.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18

We viii Pay I.-,nt- slllTy of r.0 per We. K and
Utu4r- 81 allow a large commission, scll cur new
and wonderful invcttI"us. Addrr-z NJ. WAGNER 4
co. Nrrzhlll, Mich.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18
CHINA BOARD SHADES.

article, said TO be the most perfect aud usefuI
shade in usc, requiring fxtures. Also, white, buff
and green window Holland. All TO be sold 1t the
lowest price,. Purchasers invited to call aud
anime.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18
PEACHAM ACADEMY!
The I'I rnm win L...in ,n II L>DtI. siI'r p
-, al continue ,lr,r.s Dr,L..
{. \. Bi MIXER, 4. VI, Principal.

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COMMON In. lslD .Gtu
IIsL"r Ia. Ii. h and I,u.la--. iuu
IL. traction 'iN' in rnu-ic D.. , rni,',nt t.r,h,.
Ample a' c"inod'ti"n rto,i d Ton brrrr- or r. on
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FOR SALE .
PATENTS
EMPLOY MENT,

solicited haviu-, strong and valuable claims. piIicul
case = speciality. ". L. SlNuNnS, 3I3 Main Stree
Hartford, Onu.
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Monday, Aug II, lsTI,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

FIRAGos.-The latest characteristic
story from Paris, is the following, sent
thence by a correspondent:
Having read an unfavorable notice in
LIZ Ftgdro, Mile. Hisson hired hack and
ordered the driver to take her to the door
OF Lie ffgoro's musical critic, NJ. Iouvin.
She sent up for him, "a lady whom he
does not know wishes to speak to him."
NJ. Jouvinl went down stairs, and foun
waiting at his gate a fury, who hawled,
DO you recognize me:n NJ. Jouvin is
one OF the most near-sighted men in Paris,
and would have been obliged to say no,
had he not recognized Mile. Hisson's
voice. She continued: "You are black
guard! You have killed me. Had Civ
en- you money, you would have praised
me! don't know what keeps me from
boxing your ears NJ. JouviD quietly re-
Piled, Your good sense" These words
were scarcely out of his mouth when
Mile. Hisson sprang toward him with
clinched fist He seized her hands. held
them tightly. and said: "You must be
crazy to act in this way, for, box as we'll
as you may, good boxing will not give
you good talents as a songstress" More
angry than ever, she returned to the hack,
screamed to NJ. Jouvin: Consider your
cars boxed" and ordered the driver to
take her home.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

The New York Commercial 4drertiscr.
describes the personel of Alexis, and his
appearance at the Naval Ball in Brook
lyn, and says:
The Duke is six feet two inches nigh.
lie told ex Senator Morgan on the Mary
Powell. that he was one inch taller than
his father, Alexander II. His hair is
combed straight up and back, and is In
color light auburn. His forehead is
high. gently sloping back like Mr.. Beech
ers. His nose is regular, eyes large and
mellow, aud lips soft and velvety. His
moustache is short, and, like his side
whiskcrs is of a golden hue He is
a handsome man Stand him in crowd
of one hundred men and he would be
picked out as the handsomest He is
handsomer than any member of the Ex-
ecutive Committee, which is composed of
the best blood of the metropolis. He
wore pair of pegtop trousers, double
breasted cut away coat, boots, Byron col
lar, and plain scarf. His large hands were
ungloved His head was surmounted by
drab crash hat. During the entire par
ade his hands remained ungloved. His
overcoat was snuff color, with veIve,
collar and lapels, and smoke pearl but
tons
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

A young husband, living near Gosport,
told his wife, last Saturday evening, that
he was going to attend spelling school
to be held in the neighborhood, whereup-
on she took spell of jealousy, and declar-
ed that if he went she would blow her
brains out. He paid little attention to
her threats, as they seemed uncalled for,
and proceeded to carry out his intention.
Upon his return from the school he was
Mortified to find that she had executed
her threat by shooting herselfin the head
A portion of her skull was blown of, and
at last accounts she was lying in an ex-
tremely critical condition. She is q
daughter of John r. Dunn, ESQ.,, of Cos
port, and has been married about a month.
There is no telling what some women will
do when they get their mad up ana
therefore young Benedicts, especially
should remember this, and also that hell
has no fury like woman scorned."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

IHE BLEEDING NUN.--The Catholic
clergy are again examining Louis Latean,
the alleged 'stigmata," who, according
to them, is bleeding away at a great rate.
One Father Ubald says that Louise loses
from five to ten ounces of blood every
Friday, and that he has himself stood bv
and seen a big bundle ofcloths soaked in
blood, from her simply wiping her hands
on them during the night. Moreover, the
reverend father affirms that Louise has
taken no food for the last six months. In
spite of this and her sanguinary effusion,
she has ruddy face and enjoys excellent
health. We must agree with the Catho-
lie press that, granting the truth Q; the
accounts. this is most astonishing affair !:
but we sadly fear that if the proposal of
London paper to subject Father Ubald
and the young woman to cross examina-
tion by Mr.. Hawkins, Q. c. in the Itch
bone case, could be carried into effect, the
Latean miracle might seem less surpris-
ing. This, however, is of the order of
practical tests that are very seldom ap,
piled,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

| read from the slate, and some times have
them lay down the slate and spell by let
ter and by sound. While one pupil reads
others cerrect when needed. Advanced
classes copy two or three paragraphs from
reading books neatly with ink, and spell
until all could spell them correctly
Mr.. Hume asked why she would have
pupils change states.
Miss Borton would have them learn to
read each. others writing.
Mr. Hume thought some could not
write we'll enough for others to read.
| The subject was further discussed.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Music-Essay by Mr. Ramey, on school
government
The subject of reading the bible in
schoolswas discussed by a number OF the
teachers. (Our reporter furnished US
| with full notes of the discussion, but they
would not now be of sufficient interest to
the general reader to warrant US in pub
fishing SO long after the session of the
1nstitute)
What shall be done with the county
schools?
Mr.. Baldwin disliked apologies. Did
not know that he was to discuss the ques-
ton. Thought public opinion was not
liberal enough He believed in coinpul.
sorry education.
Mr.. J. S. Ider said if he could have
his way, he would say money. There
should be enough money to pay teachers
forqualifying themselves well for thework.
The examination should be more strict
Public opinion is the hardest thing there
is to reason with.
Mr.. S. Perkins agreed with Ider, on the
money question. Though tardiness was
great fault. Many of the school houses
were too poor and should be improved.
Miss Baldwin believed in compulsory
education and thought pupils should be
regular in attendance.
Mr.. Hamilton thought the wages Of
teachers were too small
Mr.. Franks thought teachers should
prepare themselves well before trying to
teach, thereby gaining the confidence Of
the people. There were too few school
officers. Thought the Ohio school law
was superior to that of Indiana. The OBJ
Ject was to get the influence of more peo-
pie. The officers did not take enough in
terest in the schools. There were not
enough school houses.
Mr.. Chase thought it no use to find
fault with the law. Teaching receives paw
enough. The wages in this part of the
country are low; but the teaching is low
too. Public opinion is the greatest cause
OF imperfcction in common schools.
Mr.. Ider agreed for the most part with
Mr.. Chase. Would not qualify for the
wages he got; but for the hope of future
good wages every teacher should qualify
himself.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
The Town OF SHALLeBE.

The Mansfield (Ohio) Herald tells the
following capital story:
Speaking Of Kossuth reminds us of an
incident that occurred when he was in
this country. w. T. Coggeshall, then
State Librarian, was employed to accom-
pany Kossuth in hi. round of speeches.
Coggeshall came on to Mansfield to make
arrangements, not supposing that Mr.
Kossuth would be called on to speak else
where, but he was detained at Shelby,
then having but three or four houses, and
the people of the country, having learned
of his arrival, came in crowds and called
on him for a speech. He spoke his usual
speech and then went off thusly: "Your
very town, its name and condition, is one
of the evidences of the energy, the deter
mination and perseverance, OF the Ameri-
can people You have named your town
Shall Be- l look around and see no
houses, but see de much peoples. You
have called it Shall Be- and it sliall be
and sill be- =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

No such person in Oregon now or a
any other time.
XVIII. Reader W Clark, President
cousin, Supervisor of Internal Revenu,
| for Southern Ohio. . n ~z
| Ne relation. was formerly a Member o
Congress from Ohio.
NIX. G. A Ford, Presidents cousin
Assessor of Internal Revenue, St
Louis, No.
Is no relation ,cltaterer; is Collector, NOT
assessor, of Internal Revenue Mr. lie
lano says "he is first class officer; il
there ever was an honest man, he is one. '
Xxx. DR.. E. H. Grant, President
third cousin, Clerk in the Internal Rev
enue Bureau, Washington
No reletion.
XXI. E. c. David, Presidents wife's
cousins husband, Special Agent of the
Post-office Department in Illinois and
Iowa.
No relation; President does not know
him.
XXI. Charles F. Baldwin Presi-
dents cousins husband, Mail Agent in
Kentucky.
No relation; President does not know
him.
NXIII. John j. Grant, Presidents
second cousin, Assessor of Internal Rev
enue Twelfth District of New Y ork.
No relation, President does not know
him
XXIV. Alexander Sharpe. Jr., Presi-
dents nephew, Cadet at Annapolis.
Mrs. Grants, not the presidents s
nephew.
XIV. Frederic D. Grant, Presidents
son, Second Lieut.. Fourth Cavalry gone
to Europe on an Illegal leave of absence
granted him by his father
Appointed to West Point by johnson ::
Is MT on leave of absence, but is on duty
on staff of the General of the Army.
Our reader may now see for themselves
the wilful dishonesty with which this
list has been prepared by the Sun What
are they to think of any fresh charges
against the President which may proceed
from the same quarter?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

SLALL Pox BY Mana young lady
now ill with small po,- in this city re-
Gently received letter from a sister in
Pittsburg, who wrote that she was then
sick with the small pox. Exactly eleven
days after the letter was received the
youg lady who received it was taken with
the disease. She was not exposed to it
in any other way, and there seems to be
no doubt that the contagion was COM
municated by the letter. Wheesiny { ".
Fa.) Inteuigencer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
PHYSICIANS.

nI.S. Matcheitt g. France
4 SArcHxrrE, N srxA>cE No
xb tYSI1ANs & SURGEONS BOURBON IND
rhr 'i''ciors rrquest fhe'r pair, call ca,ly
Ia thr day To inrnre mi att. iai patipnts in
ihr conutry. SiGc'al aiteutit.i, giveI Ia chronic
diseases ami operative surgery Office always open,
hHf 't.~ doctor in CONSTANT attendance -ro-iu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

l tToRNEfS COUNSEL LoRS. Real Estate and
'oliec'ing Agents. Plymouth, Ind, are practis-
nk In tae law courts Of Marshall and adjoining
'onhtrs and will give prompt attention to all legal
'Hr'uess rntrnsird 10 'hern C. neral collecting
az 'nt~ Ter S'rfhe Indiana ard Sout hrrn Michigan
rai ic"l"f attention given to the sertlerle.t
e''-d-"t estates and eH 'rdanships Deeds mort
81 ;"s' ana "fh contracts drawn uT and ackn
ATS taken Office. Brow nlee's Rinck nr stairs q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
OSBORNE.
'sn"ENE wR PFss NoHaKY:ER I,
OSBORNE & HESS.

hRSFIS AT lHv. ~ili attend Promptly io al
Professional business cntru-i.d :" III, NJ Par
iCil6 attention gi {" rea. e. business Il,
'x"i.'ined ard qrieied Coilecfirns made and
ar rfilv r"mitte1i- office Michigan Str ct a few
io"rs north of the Parker House. Pi; riuut Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
a. @. horton.

nESTIST. Oftct- oyer ] =. W-strrr-lt's store
~ f--fh extracted without palm hy The of Nj
rous t'Xitir Tor laughing Gasl. TsETH: from on.
Doth tr fall cheap that the rich and poor
:an all get ihsm. Office open all days except Mon
lays aud Tuesdays. 34fl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
". .zac0h NJ. Id.

ID EGTLAH PHYSit'tA> aud Operative Sur
II sefa oIsts his pref. nn4l services TO the
pop OF NerSlsaii r"abt!. I'm addition e 1e
srratm'H; af .ise asrs t. country
special attention viii he given :.urgery the
tTattaert- af sIT yical diseases sud diseases
m.I-s. Might c,il- in f~wh and country promptly
Httcad-6 ga Gauges reasonable. Office Up stairs
ir cnrner hnil.li Ig s.rti nf tl. hank
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

"The econoimc htresiarcb of the age"
is what the London Saturday Rsrssso de-
nomiuaies that eminent protector &C
American ig iron, Henry c. Carey.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
G. L. BRINK,
'LYMouTH. IND

PLYMOUTH. IND,
DROPRIErOR OF THE PLYM
4 onth Plaining Mill. and dealer in
Lumber, Lath, Walnut Bed Stuff, &c,
South of the p TT. w. & C. R r. Also mannfac>
tnrer Of Mouldings. Brackets. and SC roll work Of
all kinds and Patterns at prices mere than so per
cent below the Chicago and Milwaukee rates nd
the work Is warranted 10 lie inferior to none
J., l3yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, and
wiluw af ihe laie Dr. E. W Coop.
ar calls the attention of the people the fact that
she Iatends continuing the Iractire uf medicine
and dentistry in her late hnsaads place aud that
she will promptly attend to all calls and all
dis'ssrs that affiist the human Office aud
ees;d=nc- first door south oi All-r,ans furniture
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
O.. R. Reynolds. M. 10.

ECU LAR Physician ard Operative surgeon,
offrrs his professional services to the citizens
Plymouth and surrounding country In addition
the trratn Of diseases common te;lae
Y. special AT trntion will te given Surgery, the
treatment ef surgical diseases aud diseases of fe-
N ties Night calls in town and country promptly
attended to. Charges reasonable. Office and resi-
l-Ror west side of Michigan street. three doors
st the hsHk. Plymouth. Ind. l31tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

H.ts removed 10 his new resi-
4 ,.ence. one door nth If his f.rin-r dwelling
Hn The east side 81 Ni'his-u street. where be may
he found aud "nsnited professionally. 34-yl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
Meat Marker.

SAMUEL MOORE. in the late Dr. Vests Buiyd
- ing. ons dt or seuth of A. r. Phiipot'r Silver
smith shop. Michigan street. keeps the very
best all kinds of hest and Sausage and sells them
cheap l5-1o-sf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

john pARSELI
j II y I1A 4 NE L
CORR1N & DARNEIL,
a TTORNEYS AT.IAw w,

T. u Practice in MARSHALL and adjoining Coun-
@er. ii4 every Court when called npou All busi
ess rrnmpts attended to office IN Corbin's
fio OK, second floor, Plymouth, Ind. jun99-iy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

DIR. j. 4. DUNLAP,
i MUSICIAN and Surgeon.
SpECI ATTENTION GIVEN
~ tn Chronic di-eases. and diseases OF children.
Offcs ooer S. E. Rsere's Grocery Store.
sep;s-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

Mcurdy House,
S0rTH side P. Ft 4 G. Nv, wanatsh. Ind.
F,aak Mcturly. Proprietor. Convenient and
Extensive aecommodations l34ff,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28

T. p. Portion. M. Z.

DhYSI'IAN srd SJfGFtN, Aryos Indian
attends to all citils j.rumi t!v. n2gvi4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
Business Directory.
ATTORNEYS.


AlnaSa johnson
0rARf Public. ATTORNEY Counselor AZ
Law, Authorized War Claim Agent. PIyp.
f".n, ind- Especial attention given TO the set
Ntioh of Soldiers claims for Pensions. Bcprtv.
@ s.ck Pay, and alt othsr War Claims Once On
a'ehigan street, over Buck a TosL-s Hardware
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-28
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Justice Of the Peace, and Iasuraace 4oens
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I. O. O. F.
kmERIcrs LoI:.E. No 81 meets every Thursday
evening at their hall. BucF & Teams Hard
ware store -fembers aud visiting BROTHERS re-
spectfuiiy invited.
HENRY MAYER. N. G..
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