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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26
-. pomantic Flute Player.

II. an. near the leading mus'ciat
And filed the girls with dei'R H.
assuming pretty position.
.nd farming II picture each niSht'
uo nartcd his hair in the middle
And wore a most exquisite SUN
Tho man who tortured the fiddle
or enyied the man with the NUT
He sighed, aua he looked sentimental
This elegant musical swell,
And oft with glance accidental.
Most tendcrly ogled belle.
who smiled in a manner romantic.
And listened with joy to his "toot
A with most maniac antc
Ue ployed On that horrible flute.
rrw,s rumorei he ro1o in u carriage
That he was Prince in disguise,
The maid who secured him in marriage
Would get dclcctablc prize.
he sat there for mere recreation,
Engaged in the humble pursuit,
And still, with mild desperation,
lie wrestlcd each night with his hutc.
The ladies exclaimed. How poetic.
The curl of his dainty moustachc!
The ruiIians al, cried-"liow pathetic.
To lose all his breath for his hash =
Came he from the sweet Lake Of Com"
All margined with hower1 and fruit.
This man with face like u chrome,
Who terribly punished the t'ntc
lie often looked round with ,)istracti"n.
And almost lunati" airs
Exhibiting much satisfaction
On finding that she WASH there
Some Gountess, ar woman Of station.
To kick up a loving aispute
Concerning this pride ot the nIiion
Who wrthed . er the pride Of tho Hute.
All. no, for his lofty pretensionS,
Were only nonsensicil ''bosh;'
A female of portiy dimenSiohs,
(The ogress who dip ~ his wash
Seized on him ono night. and they hisscd bin
He left on the toe of boot.
And nobody very much missed him,
The rascal VINO worrie / the tiuro.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26

The Mixed Train will run SUBJECT |" de- y me
enf to trcis st BUS HesS. aud viii .tp eAIH A. So
tious " here TIM i g'Esn.
MIN CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave Ne,, C.,stle tor " itmrngtan ard hhiletsi
N " Love hhiadelfG,d az .4, \. y.
~ W. u.lTgtan u. g =. NJ. tpr View tAstzc.
SMYRNA BkANsti TRANS
Additionaitl tause ahaYt,tehNt IL! n isI W!
TON - a. m. Al y i. nl. Leave 1td5tvt tuI
SMYRNA s. IL a. ~. ana :. .. III. 70 ma eunree
tio. ,eiih trains Z, ard tram Dover. aEl s,.tt"l.
CoNHhtTioA<.
Al ToW N~END. " IA the heHt ouHtg arr Qaees
Anue'> 4 Kent RAILROADS.
atCf,Al TON, vita Mar! land ana peltw tre k'i-
At ifsRRfN640$ with Junction and Break~a-
Ter Rarlfpai.
A. sEAF0RD with Dorchester ani Delaware Raj.
,t 'p1al.HAR. win Ea.tsrn shof, Eailesaa and
u laog4seo aal F5:sn. Raitraai
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26

Gambatti, the great trumprter Ola few year.
.e, va. three times encorrl hr = Chqrl.-trr
audience On his third appearance he a,gy>,et
the audience "l,,lie+ aud Gentlemen i ,rr,
much oblise your kind complaoens,an! yol,I
with grand plaisir play more time t"f y"u; bnt
Ladies and gentlemen, where .ie devil dc bret 70
come from ?'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26
Baltimore Lock HOSPITAL.
mere mny DC obiained the most certain
f!..sa3 pleasant and only enectuai rem-
edy in the world for ali
DISEASES ot IMPRUDENCr

YeSkness oi the BacK Ltuits, stticture. Aactt o,
t'T nlnry' ot Bladder Involuntary Discharge, linuu.
l7ncy, ehe u Debility, Seriousness, Disr4pss Lnpr
~ 7pfils -uullsion OF tIeAr ialpitatiGu ~ H., H. -
niiy. ItHahli"g DiHuess ii :nl or ,iti'n.. N
ease g" tf Hr"i, Throat. S1re SKIN Afectlvs ii 81,
AZ g 7l'h sci 90 8'S-4- rerrh. nt,ntds,
ratceth 'u"i- issHI - them sctims tEau Ia, .s NJ ~
Yttnt !" Eh" 4ttNeA ut Elys4r, b ahtlug mo mo-
aHiiiAnt otsH "Lts tons .reuderu
, ,sslbe. '
YJlNG MEN
i+teelhfiy WHO maze b-Gatn- stett44 l su4taty 81,
tAst hi"adiut "Ad d't!i.etne nAuIt when anuay
~ tn uhtney grave .n"1stnns 9t Yours % the L.
'Ntit'' leitp Hha brtsi. tt,I.tCL, wlo LtruL o4,s
Nse nave sucei h,t.n4a1 senate. i h ~. ,nu,t.,
u ri.lu""ce wl~"at 10 ecat Iy 2Iy. may c..
Nt.A iGl LOuhdcuce. '' ~
MAkKtAGE
"ai4e4 it'5Os" - 1uIs Men Contemplating malta.
awhte 81 fhJeces W-skDess o. ~ Prorast,y. puw.r
Impotence '-t'ous EycI.lbll.y Y, pAirhtion otp,u.
tHh Atal Sei31un De"uty, otaug otie Dl
'-eiis relieved.
Ee VII, igltl hl1.t'i rnd.t Ltpc.fe OF DR. T. n., =.
F"H'h t"hbisih hts "nsi si4lleIu ud con gu
,ev nroa biatStt a.. Insuci-..
ORGANIC WLAKNEbs
"lie inte.Y cur eni nti vifuT .stofec.
4na'stft'ss 4u -ii, "iagh Iende rsIie uselauI.At
F-ft'' iLttHsh". tns ensity psIi by ne .rti.ns
af"Frr tuAAa f'un. rtsou. 100 art 70 con
"a. 4"s -.Uu Nc tU-IhE .!rHliuI CON
oen' 't "-! e"su- Ap'. whu thlt Gnd.rstaI,oa -
J"tt WIZ rt'id - i'hy Una tepor.r
iOsi sooner ~ those inR .nt proper hatits tp
tn- f'Ga~h1t b.e.e 9tus i' prIveJ oi yIeasule
"-'IF '-ei Tie tupg. tsi!rHr sGu Destructive gym
- - a tHd min ttiBs The ,t.n b.coIu
| 'f""t, 'he fhNhics rhd dental Functuus Weat .u.
s'.s OF t.r.-atist f".t Nervous ItI.tlt, bist eye
ira''fa" thr Heart ig--ton Cons.itutipnaI Det
tad .--lAs - the Frame, Courh g assumption Dec
| .s; nsa'r.
! A.rtt.. "Ah.ANrED ~ r~o DAYS.
| II '.,j - Str Houfs' No .M.rru1g'
l tlrs1H' Erih.G ~ igaOruai. TrEtao frc'en1,rs a
| th.H De"atr P,tspn'. should oppiy tn,mediat.iv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26
Office 7 south Frederick Street.

lft han -nsng EAit lew doors IRON
III corqeT Fa.l MT % observe name aud uuinb-r.
m %#'-ija. t 81 uhlesa pos, paid and ctnn'nur
,si.lnp Ia * - Persons writing should
state see AEI seDA a9rtler otiyerts-meLt deSeromg
fv'uItstI-
HI oona4s4 Ay, earcctay to thoe
rnaels wth lis reputation, tnst his Credentials of
DtplaAas statys asNl "a 4.a O=sce.
INaOh> EIE&f OF THE PRESS.
Tn 10 nv taoa7 ne .red th.s ,stsnl shment within
. = 4 t,y4 Lie poTtRrts
tfstaz .tFu-.. III Il Jah. Witnessed hs t- u
t.trr.ef t,sl .aa atHeF 81 ,efs nvicts OF whcr
h4v. ie n 81 49, br'oretha putle bend. HI
tar I'm II luuslb ty ra
mtict-..t -st =rlt.t ttrto m he afflicted.
Skt& DISEASE SPEEDILY CURED.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26
DA. JOHNSTON.

lelnDer.. ho,si College cl tnrg,oh Lonaun. url
siUn5 the iLuat -n.HtNt Goi.. Uul.ed
.sLe, Hni t4- t"aieI .dfL pl waor, lie spent
n"st- u pud"n f~is tIIale FhIa and .ls.~ h.i-
ftUtt sule o. tne most s6touahnP
v"r raowr many r""al"d with ringing IN the head aar
Gheu Aats-p ertni grrVou-u-sB, be ALARMED
sound. a>'fn.sN, wsh ffeluent oiushiny attend
net me- "tH 'tnpeet1"nt ui mind were cured lutor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26
MARRIAGE.

.-g-ct.-r.. t,u0a taie ed nrty !he nio,t
.-;i..t.-4 ttaIu.- 'fa .il tApiluras- lnee
y4tlaf. 81, in.1UeF tEIuG+ t !reutare w+aly r!-
as-, - uos,s .-rieH 10 the .ss, HE iatu
"a, with d-sr=lt eai Gie,l h sn- i4E
eaay ..rcn tubttar aEtYIptsr"i aDeiaof 81 healte
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

s,tItu.. 1ii tuUt- whuh.yp injured the
.4tlVprI tud sol tary tsoits .~hi,h suln
uiy snt mHt nnftuui them for sshet husirsrs -,ndy
-.c-ly vr ,1trrutie.
rn...u. / u" sed rrt n.S..-eG,, r -dectp
tgC- uH tHr.S Uttltn gtNtu.yAs y the it,
- .dtlIp. Iii.- tu- Head aI.4ess q s,t,ht
iasCI.I !'W'I fNttA:'E4 ~ IN" lrart hTsy-|sIa
lrr tlhl'rr Der t''-tO-Rt t,e lng-s;,.s
rt ps,ttit 81 = ....Itton. .
MrYFALsf. f.lrHtCttu.
.tt-,l-i NHsu.fg. 'uuiu "f id.aH, nr,t-.
f6vl .IrH. tttUrtiu rs. .Ay-rcion society sell
ti4-t, lvt 80 -1'.thte. fn.,dtIv Ac. ~ III
t'Itr--t.
tho. '|,r7. 10 OF a. 'tgr-evn now Inig- what T.
,.tn ur atgth. losing thtit yigaT o-
V'tk lntt "a -iuacia!sH having asIngu
tl.t-rsit- ts'u' tia Cough, and ~ tahlt %
1. HuaPy"r.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26
Iu,,Na MEN

uv layrll..uio .arr1 tiyya ty , ceitain rrh.,rr, II
& ,gH IA wp., -s. Hth frAln+"tlF 'esfaed i,.i -
III ,.5.l. . pr a' ..I -;irel- li which ri-
wpsa .If-"p, -,G, cur-d. ren vfs mar
t.-.ie- .tH- 3-stt hoti nui tSd hod' .sh"ri
...t. e. ..1.u"tutt".~
i..-tft lU-- .uuA u.7H t7- asp" oi tis roRntiy
,ta er" ~, ,sn1TiH --rste"ed from sii Pr'-
an, ''i -, rs t" 'aa-egH.Ac" OF ttE '
t~|.a .-l "t s:rva hT o aiUleIn" 's-gS.H ~
CONS t,. re coutefI atlAF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26

i
,.,......... >,oyr,g Itne al t-Is Tiaip-v o. Ie...
| 80 .f,i3 -, - VIZ "a t. .gH NV, sss,,.Hr y .oT
,,s,pi,e Al al l,e,iul s,st4 ors
Win .ns;'n stn D.iswn:e Fni,'V,l iiar "t Gl,F-
e E. Me M ih't4 h''4 .'a'iT 4 Har1 RI IN ,Aista 4d
hr-water H', .ro. Al seAi'ra win bpi 5-,-'r. 'i-
,o" r .', ,' 4 - ,asj.rg III wia.p'se Aa teesm. J.,
lxrtS-t --Ais AZ ie"' NJ ,saudAys -,GssF,rs .
'''.' -I -; q t,s.sr,. ~ q! -
-, ss1sI r.,a .oI New ssti.:
EXPfEs~ -HAlH t.1s 4 u. r ah!-i. 50 gisl,l 90
~ ~ :. : d51 II. rne,or S.TpSI: sea
:or newark son North Ess. ,hsrlsss IN, l-ify-
e. s, 5s.- Aesttsss fsf!'a1s a.
san r. Sea w
i,.s9t' naxit-ie-'iisS1 seriyms d. ). M.Goiia
rrfar fsrtress Monroea ana Norieik 'NAe II"
l2~ Nj TIL rss4IILnlyeros TEAMS
y se;i. ,'.r-s =, Fnr.sgna :. g g " i@Is59. II
~ = 20 ~ a NJ 81, erd ,G1,osds,- -,.,s
-sS- wIhMl sslos st ae.l aai ig' 81 - I 80, 20
na - ~, = y ~ m Id sy ps.,r. 4 's'I od sy
~,,@is 5,,s ss' :, a., 50 r w,s..,.. u .,ppes. a.
N,.''s, - Nv W. .G,o w W ptii.,.i4Ia
PsitA AAa RaLte- eEAfhA- 4. = fkAiAs
ea{ia.+ A. -, - ] aL' % u :, ,tiIssi i,yo. S s'
Leave rnrnarlre's lot eots !'ss"st ;anrss, &C.
ta.+'i. fsfi :. icpe wsiae:l1 .aa !, sa' ..
~ q, T. "a qn .a,ielt..s. u uAI5lt Ia t.
we4ts'ta97 u sstatda,' ~ F. N t.g ,; II
Leave ror, rerc-' rh,..'-i -sseItra =:
9.35a am.i . rlta oN a@l teT tas'"t,it - d.
,jib thEti's fusd tor Pntlsd~tshlN ~ I'm"
-44l.s ieave ruiade5rA a tsr oNteii 81 - '"s'
t4ty. e.5tt#a t4t fat}lir lbta 40 y, m +
: Ia, m Etan ~ d - II, 'f'f ~ W
ssu+ttA At LsunafIu JGucloi III H. - /" n tta
i i.o : N. .rals sor fhnAieh" AID lan'"r o-a-
| IS rs
Tf.uEsA FEAIAS tAlA BALII@oEE.
"a ~ WI :, Ni.TeN - y ~ NJ. So, s1h, J. 81
, | tlTI-TsF 70 s FRfLA 1EAt H. .
Il IFa-F CnF-TEH ~ II, ~ s5. e.4s 5r \ 81
10, Il. .ii,35 ST. Ga, 80 ana 20 q ! y. :. ],
frou BHitIuaret - Entllie Hth seast hAtH 1ie ~
Way Ma, Ak II, hSIt-s - : . -
If.as I.1a T. II. gsuataz nrtf g kptt =. -
Fror Bstuiora port l. " stsgi -
Hbt " 49,
Accom- nodsua. sLteaL4 F.it tvpas e'lt
s.lt at6 /. j r. Gtit.taers &ndf M at5''
TRafyS FoE BALTIMORE.
La 20 = IG zlIt III A. Sho T.
l4ave W...o.4sun il5-, ~ sId 10 O2 A. NJ e1 I
- StHpAY TEAI4 ERoa SALTHNthf
Leaf. ri9HpiL9 A. A'shulA ~
Aar .Isrs.. IiJSI--is-t se-f 20. - r@@ @.
, u,w=. &arth sAst. EtE'tu. Newsrts "t .'gh. y"
rnrt wslI. 8 stoU o. sr'ont. Lir wool sud tee-t-
KIM sy. terFEH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26
For a hon es teao Ii inc " ost.
:.-~ ,sry ,.r - Fisrts isss.+t
krss N .av.--Sef@ stSk~AzisIs ;is,---e-,s.i. ,--.,,,;s.i.
PENNsYl lAAif CtAThRL f. Il.
sy-rug snoxrrsr AND EesY Roprn. -

ThislinenHor,t- gae."si 4dete te.hents L ~
son, let.t-; the,i - etltFs PASSAGE u tat
~ all lle=.sss, parieniarN tht ltt.Eu'f AZ Al
sp,h de-,re Rilther4selNt<ot fh0 i .HtFtet'
+ #, passed bs me ,tsl tapSfrss.
The psnHsyi .lGl. 5rnttA "a 4th" td q - ezt
netting tiucs ~ - mile thg ehpfiss9 rf'r j."
thica4o aud other pr2mlneut ta tit " $ aht
/ aiso thu g4ickrst. cheapest anst -e-f t.iA 10 "
ro,nineUt place, m the \ auibW ost afd NsriaNeft
paS,,.nsrs are lorwsrlci tn Gnilt, fthhie and Hr,
las<eh re, tsls tarufshce utth tashH5nsa -ei'
ovs,llr uiel ;. watct t,subs, ,>tast- IN n aFand
,itE <ur Dihsr xeufenc. a. are reGnisIt' 't go
sout ,rt tauilles
Tn,ou.s, tieseisa ,aia toalinrom'nert pie'esn
- Q Nest >ouihaes and Npr,hh eat, ~ ateui "a
Il G ls4sf ntsi class tare-
{ irol. andet ~ years old as tie and eui'drs"
ct ccf, the age, e eve anat at"eiv s'ts ray aa''-
RI
t,sgc4ee u e.k cr an forwarded ~ the met t'e
~ tn the pas ,ensers. Giste pHsGdst aasstEf ar
! :yi free - .crs Ia. isssst44rt
rI,a tf.,,n fcasc, dai'S eSsr- SHa4 'ys ans Iektt
al :. bs ~ irri a1 ba4 ssf" delivered sttne Vtaoe
! NJ }is n.trt-r, i tret-. hv 6=.t'clbcN. - "
| l,v a.tregsInp the nnde ers,ened be y III forward
return a! mail free u charge, attrrui ~ eolatthE
,pmriet, pfiee Ia (. i.Li \ correct 'nri
/ ;iou.ssteAu Law. a i siEs such ofher A.oEIaneL
may he Icslrcd - NCiH r \ Asehi
| nfthe PenUsyivafia haitrnal tompaH +
No. Il6 Mark et SfIeoG. Ph.ladclHu uf .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26
r,ufl,pElpulA. WILMINGTON y EALlI
i !. /. L 4

SPECIAL No IltE. =.
0n and aifer " NfnN k-rAf tct2b'F lHth. ~
,31.s.1r,r car will he attsched T. the trtttht
tr1tn leaving phiimiotrh'a stu /. III, iar a.
Eltuttoh. :, - -
s;rnaile. .,ray'~ very, s..2 AZ. lsEArettG s'o
r. IN; he. tel, aII q M ltmuk{n. =. u ! thf,
Vow ~ H. ~ Linuori 9 y T.. ~; Flax m mt. l1oi
n m. tii.sIi- 81 Is y. III; urltyc Ml.m fngto 10
=, m ..rt ul II Y. KENNY. SUIT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
a.. Esss tsl -! -. -. .s.ssss;s =


AncrIp NJ. SUNDAY. November 1.:H:r1l.
lhe trains oi the rennsyvaniu Centraik H. R;lea,s
tho De,.ot. at Bis, and Market streets. Shich IS
last car conn acting with each train leaving Front
and Market Streetthirty mirpte. before it, dc par
within one square OF the Depot, .,,...;.
sLKFsiNGCAn TICKETS can be had on apriicatioa
Chestnut Streets. and at the Depot. -,
rsss az III bspo Orders
ic.t At No. sol Chestnut Street. No. 10 Market
street w 4h1GSS Z&IFH as.fPtls2G 2GEror VIZ;
PAoLI AC03M ;;i;i::.;..,6.25. $ So' and no AN.
EbaRAftv EdaR hAvtS ESrHEIS f g An An
FflI HA!l LlS = sS1 ERIE ExFkEss isSf + y
aAhklsBI Afli = .XiCliCl;UMMO-piATioS~a aso rM
t.HStsIbttF ! \, II Il. hokk Acuo ~ z
.t NJ SlsaAnA Izf IS
s.io5'tTHEtN .EXpHEss s~..~-~~.....~.. So s,e
t-ttkN iGs % W.
oa5b-n : fs,. Pac xrrc Erie Mail
g AZ Bss ga, 5 ~ H Quiz to STlF1il sn.rayt rar
Cincinnati LStIgss runs ea'i, on Hatirlay night
"4iy Ii,E I."ass ftitN 'Al.csc16MMopArloN TRAIN
run. daily, cyaopt sunday. For this tram tlefsts
must be piorared. ana baggage delivered tY ''o
sun,iay lea'a 20 leaves phila1eft thig $40 4.
.Es PAG'i 80 - J ~ 'u1Gas r11. Fp.n pma.G ~ ss5
, .
r. VI
suna Y Train No. leaves Paoii IN A. VI ~
rive, rnijsd. lpl Ia - 4. VI. sunday Train No.
.r,lss l5pl. 500 p NJ. arrives PEliaae bsa o.iv
TEAMS ASHiytAT DErU1 li%
:. g. .AlINN N..tl EAPl f.SS ..'.'-' ~ n.
= | rNIi4A bELPiiA EXPIRES --= ..s..-'- . - :,
=, A6a - ;a,A a.e AM
hSt M s,, ~, f.
n 3AEKEshl HG TkAl Y 600. ....... att 4, n.
p i.SNiN>flA ) YORK AtCuM-...~.laln 40 y. u.
/ NJ II
rEll- AA in L y ..... &C.. .--..-'-.- - - T. ~
rAuGi &tE,t u ...i " ~ " ~ ~ 4. N
gef HAVEN FLMlkA tAP--..-. on .
~ AKhiahb ~ ACCOM- ..-- -" slV ;.
- Mtti .HAl '-',., - :,
&IALARA IMPRESS ...-..... ......-...,.-l'-p
t3r fu-th"r information apply"
JOHN +. .N.A Lk E.jr., Is"het GENT. st1 thest
nv; Street.
- trtNtIsi ~, qic,ct S,-t II :. MARI 81 street
thM i. II " Nh tCr ficNnt re Lat the Depot
ine peuu5 lsauia nHti Road Go. " ~ nui dsauh.
tlv rsk lur nag gga.. except To- "e'ttit a'l arc
" anna Hu t.. ~e<Funsihlliy To uue tnrttrcj do
iu..alUr Al baretfs eEceefiins TINT an "a
,nvaials,Li be al ias t'ff al 'I"s.tt""Tt' .
81 4ar'l Aiseonp IA.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26
IRA NJ 4Ul. are ulNeN " n3'Nhtt traInS.
SrSpAy IRA y,
Leave Wiliaingt, 90 tnlods toru $50. and
arrive at .uate.vilic II lu.UU j. ~.
CON NLCiiDNS:
DELAWARE ka4LBoAD LIN Il;
:! !AEII.NEAIT.

S}'NMl," AU#ANGENEMT
e...s.. IN .u.i .t-.f ND.tiiA.. NsJ 2Nh.
.,ps :, JrlnuaS' exeept'dj Trans VII
LUl! avs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26
ORGANIC WAAKNEbs

Art".. WARRANTED ~ Two DAYS.
Il ',t - Str HoHrs' No Merru1g'
.r.aa, E'insI ts igtoruai. TriE.aa frc'en}ers an
H-F Deadtg Pofspns. sHoaid apply named iat. ".
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-26
,.s,ieinnia. Wilmington ~ is ~
mere & tAf2t..
TIM l.. TABLE.

1, =. ~ ! y ~. = =.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-12
Democratic Enlhuisam TO
GrAelev.

Col. L. P. Milligan, of Huntington, in
this State, whose name has been conspic-
ously before the public since ethe rebellion
having been reported as favoring the cleo
ton of Grant and Wilson, denies the
charge through the Huntington Demo
crM
His unbounded enthusiasm for Greeley
is expressed in very plain language as fol-
lows:
at wonld be foreign to the purpose of
this letter to state the reasons why in
tend to vote for Mr. Greeley. / will, per-
haps do this in some other form before
the State election. For the present, suf-
flee it to say that it is not from any admi-
ration of Mr. Greeley's record, or attain
ments as Statesman: nor, on the other
hand, is it from any defects in the private
character of Gen. Grant. And still
hope to be able to satisfy those who have
thought, and feel as / have felt, on the
subject, that it is the best we can do, how
eveT much we may regret the circumstan-
ces, or doubt the wisdom of the manage
ment which forces upon US the unpleas-
ant alternative.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-12
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July 30, 1872, and each bearing that date.
Furnished this paper By Coz & Coz, 50.
ticitOrS of Pdte71ts WASHINGTON d. O.
Water Elevator. j. J. Hamilton.
Connersville.
Wood Screw W N. Mathews. Rich
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Pad Crimp and Last for Harness. r.
R. Calvert and W. Michael. Mansfield
Flre-proof Floor and Ceiling. j. Hodg-
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Apple and Vegetable Knife. A KIM
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Hay stacking Apparatus. G. H. Kirk
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Sewing Machine. V. Parks Fort
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Heating Stove. D. scantlin. Evans
vile.
Fruit Basket A. Dean. Otto.
SEap Hook L. Flagg. Peru.
Map Holder. j. Highfeld. Centreville
Bee Hive. j. and w. II. Horseman.
New London.
Carriage Wheel j. Ridge Rich
mond.
Hub for Vehicle Wheels. j. Ridge
Richmond
Corn Planter c. S. Stone. Green
wood.
Week ending august 9Th, '72.
Churn. Lewis Bogner. Rochester
Water Elevator for Railway Stations
j. j. Hamilton. Connersville.
Cord Clamp. S. w. Meredith Green's
burg.
Insect Net Frame H. Stolts. Evans
Vile
Corn Planter. G. W. Hendricks.
Rushville.
Sod-carrier. CD. and NJ. c. Meigs.
Romney.
Refrigerator c. Zoncada. Indianapo
lIs.
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Indianapolis.
Egg beater. q. P Hood. Indianapo-
lis
Gate. ]. n. Morgan. Warsaw.
Soldering Tool. j. c. Fauber. Ridge
Vile
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-12
Linkv1lle Correspondence.
LINKvILLE, IND Sept 7,

LINKvILLE, IND Sept Z, a.
Ed Republican Last evening General
Jasper Packard the Republican Candi-
date for Congress, from this district, ad-
dressed the crowded house for two hours
and a half to the entire satisfaction of all
present except few growing, croaking
Democrats, who are determined to close
their ears TO the truth.
There were present upwards of two
hundred union loving auditors, number
of whom were the old school mates and
play fellows of the speaker, who could
fully appreciate the truth as well as logic
of his remarks.
Although he speech was somewhat a
departure from the usual, and the adop-
ton of the familiar, style we were sincere
ly impressed that the General never done
better in his defence of the great princi-
pies which underlie the laws of American
institutions.
It should not be forgotten that the
Linkville Band under the lead of John
Cazad added materially to the interest of
the occasion.
At the close of the speech three cheers
were given for Grant and Wilson, and
three for General Packard and the whole
Republican ticket.
WITNESS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-12
40 Acres ON 6 Years Time Il!
ARE YOU GOING WEST ?

If SO, take our advice, and purchase your Tickets
cific Railroad, which is, positireig lie only
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Louis to Kansas City and the West! AMI is, pts-
firely, the only Line which runs Pullman's Palace
Sleepers and the fine Day Coaches Especially for
,aoving) equipped with Milieris safety Platform and
the Patent >t~om Brake, from st. Louis to Kan
sas City, Fort Scott, Parsons, Lawrence, Leaven-
worth, Atchinson, St. Joseph, Nebraska City, Coun-
Gil Bluffs and Omaha piiboat eLqnge' For informa-
ton in gard to Time Tables, rates, &C., TO any
point in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado,
Texas OF California, can upon or address ]. G..
WHEELER, Agent, Missouri Pacific R. R. 70 Lloyd
ST., Buffalo, \. T.; or, E. A. FORD, Gen1 Passenger
Agent, ST. Louis, Mo.
No trouble 10 ans1cer qgesttoast
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-12

LAPoRTE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
cIETY.-The twenty-first annual fair of
the above nrmed Society will be held in
Laporte on the 18th, 10Th and Goth, of
the present month,-the week before the
fair will be held here. This will give the
citizens of both counties an opportunity
to visit both fairs. We acknowledge the
usual courtesy of complimentary ticket,
from J P. Early. Secy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-12

MARSHALL COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
AssocIATIoN.-By the receipt of com
plimentary ticket to the coming fair, from
d. McDonal Esq, the gentlemanly Sec
retary, we are reminded that the Animal
Fair of the above named institution will
be held will be held in this place, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept.
25th, 26 and 21th, ~.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-12

BRNNARD's MUSICAL WORLD for Sep
tember is received, containing more than
its usual number of good things for musi-
cal people. "Haunts of Days Gone By"
a beautiful poem, is followed by "A Sun
day Century Ago" charningly told
musical story, and this in turn by The
Heavens are Telling" The Rods of Cor
ii Beet hoven as Pianist :" "Indepen-
dent Cfilicism;' = Musical Sounds, etc.
We heartily commend the World as one
otthe best of our musical exchanges
$40 year Specimen copies, 10 cents,
Published by $. Brainarl's Sons, Cleve-
land, Ohio,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-12

The Laporte Argus republishes the
slander against the fair fame of Col. Shry-
ock of Rochester, that the Col after hear
ing Hendricks, had reDounced Grant and
Wilson, and had declared himself in ia
vor Of Greeley and Brown and the entire
mongrel ticket.
The Col. denied the charge over his
own signature, some time since, but the
lie goes marching on"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-12

A good working majority of about 81
090 was ascertained to be the strength of
the Republican party in Vermont, at the
recent election. 1t is not now counted for
Greeley.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-12
A. c. & a. q. cAPRoN

A TTOREEYS Il COCNSELLORS, Real Estaf ?
"A and Collecting Agents, Plymouth Ind are
practcing IN the law courts of Marshall and afiloiI-
5ng counties, and viii give prompt attention to all
segal business entrusted to them. General collect
5ng agents for Northern Indiana aud Seufhera
Michigan. Particular attention given to the settle
lnent OF decedept's estates and guardiauships
Deeds, mortgages. and otHeS contracts drawn Nh
and Acknowledgements taken Office BFoWnlees
Block up stairs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-12
WITNESS.

The Democrat says the object of the
Democratic party is to defeat the Grant
ties And it would seem that they are
not very choice shout the means.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-12

The Dsaoc,pt don't seem 10 relish the
showing np Gifts political record. Well
the Dam0e'qt is right, in that particular
" hose business is it, ifit chooses to de
nounce Greeley and every body who don't
denounce and hate hims When the Dem
ocraiicpartg says Greeley is a liar-an abo-
ltilonist-a union ha,cr-That he calls
our national hag "a Haunting lie
the Democf@ says so too, and no vile
abolitionist ought to be permitted to lit
up his voice in his defense. When the
Democratic party, for special purpose,
viz, ''tc beat Grant" chooses to endorse
Greeley, and to make hun their standard
bearer-the Democrot is Obliged to sun
port Greeley. 1t an'thelp it-there is no
alternative
Who blames the DsmorrGtp 1t is al
ways right; but the people VIII get wrong
headed, sometimes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-12
]. o. & S. D. PARKS.

TT0RNEYS, C0unsellors at Law Notaries
"A Pshlic and Authorized War Claim Agents
bourbon Ind. Especial attention given to ths set
tlenent OF Estates. Cenveyancipg, fhe colioc-
Rack Pay and all other War Chains I84tI]
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-12
OSBORNE. W B. HISS, NOTARY 1,IfgII
OSBORNE & HESS,

4 TToRNEYS 5 at law, viii attend promptly to all
I \ professional business entriIs ID to them. Par
Fcular attention given To re estate business titles
examined and Quilted. Collections msde and
promptly re;nitted. Office on Michigan street a
5ew doors north Of the Parker House, Plrrloutl.
Ind.