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sr MAKY-JEFFERsoN CoLLEGE.-We can
;napine no more agreeable and healthy place
AZ wbich to spend a few years in study than
this College. 1t is situated on the aei' oanA
of the Mississippi River about sixty-hye mlies
shove this city, and can be reached daily Dy
either the trains of the Mobile and texas
Railroad or one of our magnificent river
steamers. The building itself was specially
des;oned and constructed for a college, hence
its large and airy study halls, refectory anu
dormitories, and the ample playgronnds ~
taobed to IL, On o recent visit during the ias'
term We were particularly struck by the
healthy and cheerful appearance OF the poys' 80
different from that WEAKNESS and langor mani
fest in the aspect Of our city youths. Inc COL
,ooa ia under the control of the Marst Fathers
an Order but recently introduced into thlf
conntry. but which, since its institution II
France about forty years ago, has spread rap
fdly in that country, Ireland and other EURO
naan countries. These fathers are noted to-
their care and thoroughness in the educator
I ~ yontb. and as evidence of the high esteem
FIN which they are held by His Grace Arch
h;.hon Perche, we have only to state tina
THAR college has been chosen by him as I'M
Dreoaratory school for young men who desr
20 .tuav for the ministry. The colleg'at
vaor will commence Tuesday next Oct. l-an'
90 If the Fathers will be at the car depot an
.rotber ON the R. E. Lee, that day to tax
,al.roe of students. See advertisements else
vbere for further details.
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the October nnm
- &c tris excellent Fashion Magazine we are
;Ddeb,ed to MessTs. Cooper & Co, 81 Canai
..roet a cents for Bntteriok g. Co, $50 bEoao-
o. New York, the publishers. The magazine
aor,oira aoo pages, of interesting matter con-
~ critieisms, articles on millinery, dress
materials, trimmings, etc., oeS'ue9 go
number of Acknowledgements and ng'a'."sD
Of all new styles. The yearly snos', pr
priee is q; singio copies rs cents. east0liS-
A. Co.'S Catalogue for the Fall OF ~ As NO"
| also ready.
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Expos11IoN HALr.-This immense and beau
+;rnl building will be opened Thursday even
ing next, October LIST, by Promenade C0nce,,,
Tho interior of tho building itself is we'll worth
,i,;. and when to its attractiveness are add
al the charms of music, We are satisfied that
few will he able to restrain their inPas'eno' ~
| attond. We return thanks for the c'nf'Vsy 81
| an invitation.
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GOOD NEvs.-Mr.LouisG George Asbury' VINO,
Nv toll. has succesdsd in building up Anns
~ =. NJ AZ ROYAL street, has just returned from
~. ort lsh large stock OF fresh goods selected oy
siuoas Deroonaly Possessing more than an eFainAIs
snt ~, sssa:s Il mn airiY be pssunasd that MI.
A,bUry solscsiOus in moot o. cur
yo1dors. AT ali evShtS. he asks for snesE
invites them to give him CAL :eSp'e"''S ~ -
n openinR dAY.
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A CARD.
BASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,

TIL. p,a,;d.nt and Faculty Of Pass CnriStAan IVY
lepe are pleased to inform patrons ana iaeh1' ..
tho iraSitu ton will reopen, rs announced IN IN"
..,,,. ,onmua of the leading Southern journA~' y.
TuEsbAY October LIST, under circumstance sne .
favorable. The financial difficulty IL grsonspy eAp
nearing This is owing chiefly to inc Rr'mH
-. Of onr old debtors meeting their oohsasi'h''
- ,,L.;.a "a tho liberal donations Of few friends
On the whole We can safely assert that the future Oh
onr institution In the South must in great MEASURE
dspsnd upon the reopening Of tho coming ssss''a.
IL onr old friends do not entirely desert us and We
.eoe,ye the anticipated increase in stuoenss' "o ~
certain Of finally surnounting all dimeaities anu ~
succeeding to place the college permanenus "
same standing with our Nortnesn ano A"~f
tutioue of O similar grade.
a,.o ASSURE our friends that the staH o. tsa'
49, Gov the coming session mover moro compaesssu"
.maotivs Bro Maurice will direct the CoheS"'S =.
,.-tusnt Bpo. Julian the scsntihc; Bro Amen. the
| Interuodiste and Bro. Herman, tho frsPainS
Those win DO aided their several " "
ADEQUATE number Of competent adjunct r10,e
RI the interested public have at all been pieaseo a
4 .., nfr,t. beretotore we now feel conhdeas tha'
,no the svproachng scholastic term, they wiz nas'
Q .,o,eer roasons afforded them to form favot@DH
n Judgment Of the standing and advanoemens =" vs.
II students ,s,oar u
d ,Dprebens, except THE FALLING OFF IN fAi ~. a..
l. which might be oocasioned by the many a'n'''
N society at large is laboring under. ,,-..
- profas,ors will be in attendance at the haiito@
g. n.not to accompany the students eouE@ " sAo
"a o'clock p NJ train And We would earnessAs =
g, IN parents and guardians to enter theif sons
ne "a soon as possible. This win enable us I'd 49, 49,.
e. tbem Immediately, and assign the respeo' 80, >,
Psside, Il will tand greatly towards reconchine ',
of n;nds of the students to coliegehie' anu HiS'
liz | ossct their after rapid advancement.
An''' BRO LEONIDIAN President t.
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: To 9IIousEKEErERs.--A varied and choice
sslsCtSon Of housskeeping dry 5000. nay %
Sss.Isan q AdSoa MsEssi9e and g. AndESs stTe1 as
SAnoS - shouH ensure speedy sala Hthese SonsldeIa
49, will hAye WeighS.Ee aTD ceftSn S - ths
1iiI exert benefciI inHnelce in dlsposihG Oh sne
nQodR.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rurnD WARD DEMOCRATIC CLuB.-rhe
voteru Of thts Ward opposed TO RAdiealiSH5 and In
800 n the state Fusion Ticket are hereby no'hed
ht an election for Delegates to the Nominating Con
o.ou. will be Issld on MONDAY, Oct. At place OF
49,. n be hereafter and IN due time deotSnafed ena
nrrsbed. prsiminary 70 voting, voters are invited
- ali auA eBIon their nanesat the stores Of W.
W.,I.v Ess., Corner Conmsn ana Claiborne streets
"A 81 l. bSdsnhesmer, Ten RampGrt street, voters
Iii have TO exhibt their Registration Papers AZ inc
Iii, an the day Of election TO the judges OF Eeot0D
w. n j. BRADY, e,,
ssaa1t. President Third Ward Denocfat' Luz
uIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL ALI ALL
A.soCIATI0N-Branch No. New Orleans sop. ~
$50 Il no regular monthly mOeting OF bF AreH ~ ".
IN bs held on WEDNESDAY NEXT October T. 'e'.'
At IA o'clock, in St Johns schoolh0a'e DI' "4''
, Msabers ara earnestly requested TO Auea.o,
By order .-,,,,y s.c-A.ary. sozat
| Nor1cE-TgE DRAWING FOE TIE noe.
,-,s for RARE by sister" Of u" Loul''lh
80, .s,rspl will axe piaos e: Dir h'1 Marcy
60. r,T.er of Common AID G!aioorH" o'ForU "
I1rsnAy October let 81 40 O'Clock A X l''~0~
..oouUt,d for P,iOr 70 that date VIII -! e p''
| tho Lottery. srsTRE sAVBRRNh
! psLsu
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nooyapua,eInnt. which Is assuming considerable
,-oror; ans in France, is that which has LOT 'ts
a,,;e,t tbo creation Of workingmen's associa-
TONS. One of these Catholic institutes has
inst r.er, iuaugurating its new building with
great reioicings at PoitieEs, in the presence oil
. d.npsation of their fellow workmen from
sronr. and 1000 guests, at the head Of whom
-sre The. Bishop Of Poitiers, the heads of the
,,,;I;,ary civil and Justice departments and the
rorn . Can't. Count Albert de Nun, who has done
- 0nob in the formation of these clubs The
next day the Congress of the Associations was
= ononed 1t Puitiers. More than 200 members
-, ,,re.ent, Mons. de segur presided, sur
rounded by the delegates of more than i0r :;
French bishops and the directors OF Councils
~ Associations in Belgium, Spain and Italy.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS. ..a,ss .,.
SeasonabIe, Elegant and Cheap.
W. beg to call tn. attention Of TIE LADIES to eur
new stsck Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
which We are opening daily.
We have slss lot Of
DRESS 'SSSsHHsai sxs,
SS"1 s'tt4s9 ssR.sas..r.,
- From the
BAEkRrrr STOCK 2 g Co. oDosSHiI' wEAhrr
Which we're purchased much under their value. and
viii Be cold at
CORRESPONDING Low Prices.
M. L. BYRNE 4 co. !.
vppsr Corner Of Mssa.ins and Jsekssn stfsstss
$50 It.
LOUISIANA Eou1rABLR LIFE Insurance.
COMPANY.
Chartered by the State Of Louisiana,
OFFICE COR. cARoNDELHr AlsD ekAvIsR sra
iei:s 9 in...s.ss q Eli y, I'd
non forfsitsbie: Le..e. aaiasssa and sstaasd With
p,o"Bssnsss . and he''sa SlM.s H. Low. rs...a...
DENovAL-TH MUTuAL AID AND sENE.
VIOLENT LIFE INSURANCE. ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA win remove their once to NO
CAMP STREET, on the lst Of ootober.
.ea0r W: YOUNG Secretary:
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
NO. ao7 CANAL STREET,
NEW oRLEASs,
Under the Direction of -
MRS NM. r. EV 3.
Daughter of the late DR.. j. Perkins OF this stato'
rh,s Instatution being thoroughly founded e1a nee
ahiv sustaned 6y superior Profsac~s from New
and Europe direcs u prepared 70 receive eenoa
Owen lower rates than can %
from those Of frofessors Of the city, CIassee exS
ne rmel for the present nsssion ~ 01 Canai ssfSs
Wishing 70 jein ~ aot p.lo rasD an
other in.tru%:ns:. VII psSH .iIv prs''ns '''A'''
Belongtng TO the Institution 10 ieaaenvv ms
obtain bc.sd and and where sySs Ell ssy
For further Information e ESEsFd e IVA HeVMks
ssSa n ly5p Leek.6ox l57 Peeeo@oe Z. y:
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Nrtvs GOODS -Messrs. NJ. L: Byrno q 20
snnoHnoe in the yssaaly ,sSsrs large
,oH az new ian and winter goods They nave ao1
1oS a. GoodG bonehtat baDArups sales for n te
orTssG cannoe object. 9 sste fyTIe = 70 ss
foTIh 81 tho coFasr tne ana Jackson s'0''
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rUARITY SERMON.

REV THOMAS FINN, the dis''nRn'S"eU
Orator Of the Diocese of Natches will deliver
s.rmop ON very important and interesting subject IN
OF pArRIcK's CHURCH. at P N. SUNDAY
October 9Th The proc BEDS to DO devoted 10 'ns
rs,ef Of the poor assisted by the Conference OIL "'
p,,-;c... Society of st Vincent de Paul se9s 2t2P
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Ono of tho best and most necessary 'IhnEs
IN hsro tho h"uss 's bot lie OF LHpiaco and
T,rnin Peu Balm which, az olre Tor GouE'o -
Ma. IA unri, ard Ne drug store IL complete HNtS-
J,ss mot ksCp II On s-Ie.
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Cslomsl at n discount. Dehance =" o." n,H
Fovers Good digestion Is 70 Be Secofeo W u'-'H
mons Liver Regulator.
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FIRE-If you wish TO be safe iFo" hFo' 80
all accidents caused BY danEorO1s GUS S0e SnSl1
= ... z.cnnU s,roos, and pSrehass year fAmPs haH
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llsrnlng Star and Catholic messenger:
~ oRIIAHs. SUNDAY. sErTENsxR %. ls's
TnrroR1AL AND OTHER rTElu.

- ~~SsS ~o.T.1 Am oFHFR rrFKu.
v;np Christian, of Denmark, is seriously II
~
4 Feminary,," is the latest abbreviation Oh Il
: .1n.nle seminary. 10
Cyclones in Eastern Bengal arc fepol''A
49, dome ereat damage to tho jute crop. '
S$ea Jesuits expelled from Germany have q
$1,000 In aeonir;up. uossessior Of large d
"a a.tats in Croatia. . ID
- .,.c;o, dispatch says that Toharness, (
v:.. of Ahv..;nia ha, suplied to the civilized
=. .......;or aoa;nst the Egyptiaus.
-. ~. Co.. - = Drhain theatre was
-. % in the gallery to "come out
,ssszE i.s;,S Fl. no.e. and ains his cong like
-s.... ...,,. 49, a.aat,sAS'"S 10
- !. 49,. - q 6f the Roman Catholic
~ ;Sno.Ss ,selthouRh Archbishop
( the vrincipls ef Hone Rels, the
- e "A. 1,;.a..,s voted IN Avsr ef,is.
& - r;.hor. az Lincoln. Ely aid westnin-
- - AZ. rhr-cb If Euriand, and the Epis-
>, n,...,, ~ MARYLAND, were present ut the
~ tho Old Catholic Congress at
@2.s.ns -. I
4 Y. -. n.r,ocrats and Liberals of the Mont
A.. D;.+riet have nominated Oates,
.t fo- congress; Fabsr, Republican.
I - .r,est., and Miller. Republican, for the
~ rs,...;or
80. ,.nsr.l Patton Anderson, of the
4 .~,..xsa.r.ta army, died ct his residence near
Il 1f.mnbis on the Goth. He was graduate Va
-. po;nt and greatly distip guished himself
.s.r;no N. late war.
81 =, Consideration Of the present high price
s IL ,,rov;a;ons. the Governors of the Bank OF
Enolaud have added q gfatuity OF hve po,
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~ DEPOT, '-'
-. -. No. 100 Camp Street.
r,. chamuion American Store never fails 70 give
IA dofects known 20 e1iet IN oiher Ooo1
ne stove have been entirely ronedied N ne AN
Sou, hayo edo it the fsyocte whsfoyef
n YOU want Stove bay ony Bridsefordp oid Aenaof'
AMERICAN. .,.. .1xss.. a, S,nd
An Kinds Of Cooking ana Msaaelng stox s on manu-"
sDeoisi attention given Guttering and Hoeang
blowers, Ash Pans and repairs FOR GratSSa
~ eI'iS AOs Agent fog Amosican Stove.
.,rans, If0 Camp Street
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Inb2s lJ5p

u FFERvEscENr ~ ~
uiOHT-eEiOLiTZ %~&NsEn
.,.r..Gc combination Of the most rsueunod sqrinS'
N ~ Of Europe. ,s- n, -
As representative Of the natnlsi Tadsss r, sSa'
n,a,nt. Ku enrFe,nsnf of the Liver Loss OF
sTeeti:ns or The Kidneys, Headache General D'S''
o1 Hn Sa d,cctions will be found each eettir
Prepared by
FRRDRRJCK6ON 4 HATTIE
CuEAILSTsy s5fD- -e't 60,
40 Canal street. ------sss"- t''
ia emss Rev Orleana
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WoRKiNaAES's " ~. 49, ~
ACCOMMODATION BANK, B.
No. . Camp Street. 80

This Banh viii 10 opse EVERY DAY tsssas$a 81;
cspse1), from ~ n. to ? 2. N aIa on aAIunAs'A"
AH The ssas i isaay sss.iso aspssis: by sss cell
All anbscribers TO the Capital eteck are fuested
to oa, and pay instaiiunsnts new 9ns q fsss sub
scription. a. ~SooArn" AAR'1s = y $500,
ec9 lm5p . 4e.s- u h. u. IL S.SStet.
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Families, Foundries. etc, supplied with the oe''
article ut tho lowest market rates. ,'.-'''
tdsrs left ct 50 Camp street Top staf'' % w 'ne
- S,,. AZ R.ea stroet, will rocsive pronpt alton
..e@ ssiS 3m 5p
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OprNYNt, OF ST a1ARY-JkFFERsoN coLLEGE
Parish Of SC. James-


Al, the session at this College win comm the hrss
weak in October one OF the Fathers will beat tho depot
Of the Mobile and Texas Railroad Company. 1901 o.
Canal street. to take change of the boys who wisn 70
70 to the College, by tho train which leaves 49,
TuEsDAv. October ist. Another one Of the Fathers
viii DO on board the Robert Z: Lee at o'clock 'he
same evening to take charge Of those who vsh 70 20
BY boat. so-- -sr :.
TTAND FIRE ENGINE FOR sALE.-A new
II No. 1 HAND ENGINE, James Smith. Builder
can DO had Mt low figure The Engine 10 silver.
MOUNTED and In mot oniy 0 ssrvieeable kneine eut
| :. ona of the RANDsoMEsT PARADE ENGINES In
she South. Address w K n. ct this office. see2 lla
WILLIAM LEE, 49, "a 7r4
\, DEALER IN
p1rrsBURs, ANTHRACITE AND CAMEL
GOAL. z
Families, Foundries. etc, supplied with Inc "''
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r OUIs GEO. ASBURY, - So
~ MO- % ROYAL srRxxr,
win open on MONDAY, sspt. 80 starss sasoetasas 0
FRENCH BoNNETS AID HATS.
Also, UNrRrNAaKp HATS YRkNCH SLOwERs
FEATQIRS, JETS. 90 q we saeess I'm gofssfaeo-
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N1INsRAL sPxRM OIL.

MiSshAL sfAAA c s,s,;; q,
fi:s az Ksrosene OIL toester with perfect aIet On Oi
that oau b. transDorted p aad O. see eeerea "
" IeStsA larnps nlled burned tn kech0d eyer e In
6cisr and enGfRe yoos In fact used euysss - TOT
ussd Whale gperm on I'D Ieniting PsS1s "
SoS ~ thoao arSiouiars about The wA!a eperm
or lard oil II win mot ignite under 900 and
consequently absolutely SAFE -. ta.s,ay.
IT WILL NOT yAKE z, FIRE IRE ~ . CASE OF ssSAk'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01
In Maiden Meditation Fancy Free.
From The Port Wayne lInd. Sentinel.

From the Fort Wayne Qnd.) Sentinel.
Our young friend, M. Joseph Edsall,
kept track of the office of County Clerk
yesterday for an hour in the afternoon,
and while looking out of the window al
the procession and things, pair OF
rustics, consisting of rather green but
good-looking couple, entered, and asked
for license to marry. 1t was made out
for them, and they Immediately pro-
ceeded to ask the price thereof. 1.-TWO
dollars" was the answer. The young
gentleman put in his hand and pulled
out pocket book, when the young lady
interfered. "Look here" said she, saint
you just little fast? I'm sure that a
marriage license used to cost just 5 cents,
and now you stuck-up, aristocratic, high
toned, big-feelinged, high-hoofed, Bos-
ting-nosed, loud-mouthed, proud, vain
Fort Wayners can have the face to
chargeus 81 for marriage icenseis what
l want to know. Now l came down
here with 81 in my pocket. purposed
to pay IS cents for license, l wanted
to contribute cents to the poor, want
ed to pay out 20 cents for sugar candy, 1
wanted to buy a new, spanking Dolly
Warden with the rest of my money. o
you city chaps I'll be even with you
yet. That poor doltof fellow I'm goin'
to marry, he hasn't got the spirit of the
inhabitant of the hirsute nor the brain
of a jassack or he'd thrash the grassy
real estate with you, he'd resolve you
into The infnitesimal atoms of nothing
ness; he'd pulverize you; he'd mash
you into the giblets of infnitude; he'd
white you into the little point of non
existence, and then grind you into an
Inhalation on milestone. OH I'll be
on parallel with you yet Think, sir,
for the minutest fraction of time, that
puld submit to be swindled out of
SIPS? If SO, then are you most multi
tudinously mistaken. l am woman,
sir, and I'll let you know, sir, that you
cannot come it over me, sir, for l was
not born in the county of Allen, sir, nor
raised in the town of -, sir, nor
learned to be school teacher. sir, and
afterwards mantua-maker, sir, (price
So dress, SIR for nothing, sir. I'm
lady Of the female sex, sir, and as such
you ought to respect me, sir, and," etc.,
etc.,soon, the like, similar, infinitesimal
(but handing out the money!. The
party in charge of the office, together
with one or two bystanders, Gilt out"
And the wrathful maiden? Why she
just took that was-to-be husband by the
dexter auricular organ, and the way she
made him leave the place was disagree
able to witness, especially by a young
man like ourself, who enjoys the calm,
the nepenthe, the quietude, the rest, the
dreamful silence and the beatitude of
old bachelorhood.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01
Benefits Success as Journalist.

Biographers who have sketched the
career of Mr.. Bennett have often failed
to strike the key pote of his unquestion-
ed success as a Journalist. It was not be-
cause he was man of profound learning
or OF singular attractiveness of personal
character that be won his triumphs, but
rather that he was content to become
the mouthpiece of the people among
whom he dwelt. Approaching the
character of the citizens of New York.
and forseeing the grandeur to which the
city would attain in the course of gen.
Grafton, he adapted himself to the pro-
cess of development which has made the
American metropolis what it is. The
younger men of 1885 had become
weary of inanities of the public jour
mails, which excluded the news of the
world, and substituted therefor the dull
est of political dispositions. The city
was expanding; great measures of pub
lie utility were contemplated; new
life was beginning old things were
passing away, and the rev were be-
ginning TO struggle into existence.
What wonder, then, that Bennett and
his Herald gained an early foothold,
and a strong enc? True, the paper was
impudent. 1t could not have been
otherwise and have lived. The secret
of its first success lay in its incisiveness.
1t was incisive in eyerything-in its
manner of presenting the current news,
in its dealings with men and manners,
its welfare upon what Bennett con-
temptuously called 'ithe old-fashioned
sixpenny papers," and especially in its
Keen little nara cr3Dhs These para
graphs were short, pointed, often witty,
and were read with delight by about one
half of the population, and with horror
by the other halt, but it was impossible to
resist tie temptation to read them. We
have called them fire crackers" and
so they were-mischievous little ex-
ploslves, conveying world of meaning,
creating prodigious clatter, and. as
the country lad observed, "goed things
to get out of the way of.h-Galaru.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

CLAP-TRAP AND CANT.-Invalid reader. if you
unwise enough to put yourself outside of any of
the mock tonics guaranteed to contain diffIsve
stimuiant." you will inevitably come to grief Ask
physician if liquid preparation destitute of
tonic He will tell you Shun all such nalse ,us
catchpennes. PLANTATION BITTERs. the most whole
ZONE invsorAnt in the world the rapidity with
which it relieves tn dsordered stomach and the shat
tered to the difusve agent which conveys its
medicinal ingredients to the seat of the complaint
That agent is the spirit of the sugar cane the most
nutritious and -greeable of all the varieties of aco
hol. The medicinal ingredients of the Bitters yalu-
able they would be comparatively useless with
out this distrbutve basis. They would ferment and
sour. Beware. you hope for health of the horrible
compounds of refuse drugs in state of fermentation
which humsugs are endeaycring to foist upon the
public medicines.-t Com.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01
Ex-MINIsTER j. LorHRoP MOTLEY is
permanently settled in Holland.

WHETHER for use on man or beast, the
Merchants Gargling Oil will be found an
invaluable Liniment, and worthy of use by
every resident in the lard. We know of no
proprietary medicine or article now used in
the United States which shares the good will
of the people to a greater degree than this
N. Y. Independent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

A FACT worth remembering-Five
cents worth of ''Sheridan's Cavalry Condition
Powders" given to horse twice week, will
save double that amount in grain, and the
horse will be fatter, sleeker. and every way
worth more money than though he did not
have them.-[Com.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01
CONsUM nSrIyR,,

The advertiser. having been permanently cured of
that dread disease Consumption by a simple remedy.
Is anxious to make known to his fellow-suerers the
zneans of cure. To all who dessire it. he will send
copy Of the prescription used (ee Of charged with
the directions for preparing and using the same.
which they will and SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
AsTHEA, BRONCHITIS, and all Throat or Lung diff
culties
Parties wishing the prescription will pease address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
1874 Penn street. Williansburgh. n. Y.