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.OlO AGENTs WANTND, .or IN nea nool,.
5xs =. . A.-s, ~ $50 =, S.,s
|ssIus2,s..a!.s, j! a.,;!yAE.s!.l ID.

BY W. Il. WEBB, the noted Pioneer and Hum
oriSt. a most accurate and fascinating descrlp-
ton of the wlldness and wealth OF the bound
less West. Its untold riches, Big lnjuns, Buffalo,
Wolves, &c Crowded with Va luGble in ormation
sparkling With the keenest wit and raciest
humor, rivaliug Mark Twain's best, and splen-
dtdly illustrated, VIII be Immensely popular
and sell beyond precedent. For sample pages,
illustrations terms, &C., address,
HUBBARD BROS, Publishers,
nprilgG72-I 7l3 SAMSON ST. Phila
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UNF-HALF the people cannot take CUStVr OF
from its terrible nauseatiug taste, ana recoil in
the throat. The Cnstoria prepared by Dr, Pitcher
Is purely vegetable, perfectly harm lesS pleasant
to lake, and more effective than Castor Oh, II
docs not distress or grlpe but regulates the sys-
tenn, and operates When all other remedies have
Constipation, Flptuicucy, Group and Worms. II
contains neither Minerals NoWAlAc nor AlCO-
n' sleep, and uafuauiHt.y .y a-aU'r - go crying and
j,tiDngo gohilurvu, No uN''.u -.. ever met such
I.rn no mulo IlUl, pIH, Narcotic SyrUrs,
CEIpinH Purgatlyes on Sickcplng OILS. The cas-
tuJA costs but 2ivuuts aud dWLCu once triDl you
Wi.IutNcT be- without TO- nl1 Nv
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

There will he public examination of teachers
for the town OF Bloomsbury In the Academy
on Saturday July 9Th. 1872 commencing at 10
o'clock A, NJ. Those intending TO apply for
schools in the district Will present themselves
Il. FRANK ZARR,
July IL, ls72-St Secretary.
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TIE funeral of Joseph II, Scranton
who died abroad in June, took place in
Scranton on Saturday last. Business
was entirely suspended in the city dur
ing the afternoon, and the whole pOpu-
lation honored the sad event with their
presence. President Cattell, of Lafayette
College, was the officiating clergyman,
Messrs. Moses Taylor, William E..
Dodge, Sam. Sloan, John Brisbin and
Benjamin Clark, of New York city I;
John I. Blair, of New Jersey, and A.
McClintock. John B. Smith, d. b.
Driesback, II. S. Pierce, James Blair
and Joseph j. Albright, of Luzerne
county, were the pail bearers, Many
civic societies were in line, and the
dirges from several bands ofmusic added
to the solemnity of the occasion. A
large number of distinguished persons
from abroad were in attendance besides
those named. All ofthe public and many
private buildings were draped, and flags
were generally displayed at half-mast
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| UDITORlS NOTICE.

IA ESTATE OF WILLIAM SNYDER, DEC
Tho undersigned, Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court of Columbia county on excep-
tiOns to the confirmation of the third account Z
William Neal and Charles W. snyder, executors
of the estate of William Snyder, late of Bloom
township, deceased, will meet the parties in
terested at his Office In the town Of Bloomsburg
on Saturday the third day of August at 10 a. IN.
when and whore al persons Interested are re-
quested to make their claims or be debarred
from coming IN upua said estate.
O.. H. BROCKWAY,
July Il, lS12-iw Auditor.
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NOTICE.

IL ESTATE OF BENJAMIN BIEBER, DECD.
Letters testamcntary on tho estate ofBenja-
min Bieber, late OF Catawissa, Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted by the Register of
said county, To Jesse X. Sharpless. All persons
having claims against the estate arc requested
to present them To tho Executor in Columbia
county. Those indebed TO the estate, either on
note Judgment, mortgage or book account Will
make payment TO the Executor without delay.
JESSE x. SIIARPLEsS,
July Il, ls7?-Gw. Executor.
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LOCAL.

PETER ENT lost valuable horse or
thursday last.
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Dr. ], II. sCHENCK, y. Z. cor. siXta and Arch
streets, Philadelphia.
Dual Slr--Pleasc forward, per first steamer, six
bottles sea Weed Tonic and twelve bottles Pull
monte Syrup.
Your medicines are o such value that l cam
not be without them IN my household, and in
fact LD family should Le without them.
J l.-. given them a fair test, and openly de-
c..i- ,l,Iu To De even Drt,CV tLaI yOu claim,
Ner' respectfully yours. og.
W. a. MH-IELEESl,
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NNECUTORlS NOTICE.

Al ESTATE OF ABEAM YOUNG, DECD.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Abran
Young late OF Benton township, Columbia couu-
", dec nave been granted by the Register OF
said county to Jacob s. Evans. All persons
having claims against tho estate are requested
to present them 10 the Executor in Columbia
county. Those indebted to the estate either on
note, judgment, murtgag or book account viii
make payment TO the EEecutOr without delay,
JACOB 8. EVANS
June 2S, lS72-Gw* Executor.
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Schuyler d Low OF OraugoviIio man
ufa cture more buggie5 and wagons than
any other parties in the county.
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A DMINISTRATOR,s NOTICE,

~ ESTATE OF MARIA KAUFF, DECD.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF
Maria kaun late OF Benton twp Columbia
county, deceased have been granted by the
Registered said county TO l. X. .Krickhaum admin
istlator. All persons having claims against the
estate Of the decedent are requested to present
tAcm for settlement, and those indebted TO l. Q
estate to make payment to the Undersigned, ad-
ministr0t0r, without delay.
/. j, KRICKBAUM
June 2S.-72-Bw. Administrator.
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Railroad Time Table.

4 LAcKAwANNA q BLOOMSBURY II. II.
North. South.
,,il il.,,.,,,,.,,,h,,.,,,... p:S2 A. NJ, d:57 p. NJ.
t,,c.onmodat 4 ion ,,.....,. i!i0 A. NJ. Hos L. M.
# 4i1Urcss..........."........" 4 G:tj +. M. 02 A. M
,TAw1ssA r.. II. FROM RUPERT STATION.
,,airn North. Going South
n GVs +. M. liza a. W.
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IN THE DISTRICT CoURToF THE

| N TIIF UISTNIUIC OT III.
l. U. s. FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
IN BANRRUpTCY.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap.
pointment as Assignee Of ID. q. Swank OF tne
Borough Of HazletOn, Luzerne County, Penna,
within said district who has been adiudged
a bankrupt on his own petition by the District
Court Of said district
G. w. MILLER Assignee,
bloomsbury Pa
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DTssoLUrION or % OPARTNER.

DTSSOLUrION or 90 PARTNER
- SHIP.
The co-paunswhlp heretofore existing under
the firm name OF snyder, hartman & Co. is dis
solved BY tho death OF Benjamin 81 SOuder. Tho
BOOKS Of the late hrfn are in the hands Of Daniel
Snyder to whom all persons knowing them
solves to be indebted TO tho firm are requested TO
make Immediate payment.
The business viii be continued at the old place
under the name OF u. Snyder, & 90.
j.. bNYDER, 4 CO..
EsPY May 18th ls72.tf
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AGENTS WANTED FOR LIFE AND TIMES OF
u saso Fisk. eDn'

Contains biographies of Drew, Vanderbilt,
Gould, Tweed, &c, with n financial history of
the country for tho last three years, aud what
GRANT knew about BLACK FRIDAY" over
$40 pages. Price -. Address New York BOOK
CO.. ft1 Nassau street. Now York,
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"l""'ioni.
We have given but few of the many
notice, of orr copdi.
do.al w.. Do,,'oarot;o ;ou.roI, =, .r,o
c,,' ua'IS Wy na.uoois..I @ Joui ii'la -. 'n,
the opinions Of leading Republican
journals. as carving more weirht with
orr Donublicon readers II is tbo ro.
o"' Nopuo.i''''' - 10 '''o w.
ported testimony Oh our enemies be-
low we give some extracts from the
Tunkhannock ReDu5zicn1. edited by A .
u Vost for,,or,v of tbis oornt,, Al
- l,'L,S .''''S go,
Ihough ilylns 'ho 'l"hieS VI Hr"nI ana
lIartraNtt ii feels constrained to hit the
one, and repudiate the other. We re-
mint the following Daranranhs:
Those editors and nco6io who predict
that in the event OF Greeley's election
the condition of The SOuth will relanso
into tho semi barbarous antc.rebeIIi0n
timoa arc ooin~ ont If thoir wav a faar.
fnl diStance 10 scare themselves We
hone men can be opposed to Greeley
without beinr fools.
r. ia cbarond that Cen Simon Cam.
oron oIroaJv hos his agents ot UorI,
moninuloting thn T,eoislative districts.
Sppurinp the nomination of uOuph.
boad. Hbo viii 10 his hiddin0 FOR
,o,, nav of cnurseMond pioe him smother
aixS ynars eittir" in tho J1niteJ StotCs
Senste' " ''N
Tho onnosition nv Ronrhlioan naners
to tho eIection Of Gen Hartranft tn the
GovnrnnrShim a. @ ' Of " tbe Stote srrin~s main.
Iv from q az detnrminotion H mi liC 10 % %defaat The
G,nornn Vino. IN iis nfn W. ~
to Tina rnaintain m tho 90 c0ntrdI % Of tSe Stafo f.
nercns Con ''T Hartranft SUlra NJ is serionsIv
inoniioa i,'Ci tod IN tho diSbonnst tronSartions
Of lrti,e The 0rino nc ~ and associated viii
Troe",Iror NIeeicl,o" 10 has deveIoned =
dr, VI 1I'9ni ,i"tio" % of fSc
WIt, rind % dIin@ LII Cctru rapt to tbeir nrofi
IA S,otl';,r, az Is totS ,,oy,ors Xviii,
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
For GOVERNOR
CHARLES II. BUCKALEW,
or COLUMBIA c0uNrY,
FOR AUDITOR GENEEALa
WILLIAM HARTLEY,
oF ruprorD COUNTY.
FOR JUDGE or SUPREME COURT.
JAMES THOMPSON,
ot urtr c1Urr"
FoE CoNGREsstIlN AT LARGE.
RICHARD VAU&,
or pntLADELpHrA
JAMES II. HOPKINS,
OF ALLEGuESl.
ITENDRICK j. WRIGHT,
o" hu2EENE COUNTY.
For Member Of enc Con5tltuttonai Con,
vUntlOn,
GEO. W. WOODWARD, Philadelphia,
JEREMIAH 8. BLACK, York.
MM. BfGLER, t'6Wus'l
w. j. BAEB SJmawu..
W. A. -NfIr, AIlHahuiy
fttNKLIN B, GOWEN. puiaI.Iuu'g
JOHN il. CAIrHELb, Philadelphia
., A. REYNOLDS; J. nca tcr
IiTES ELL1S, rrhuyliIl
., {. r. DODD, Nen1uao.
GEO NJ. Las, ,phuld.'.uia.
ROBERT A. LANBE, TON, 'Uauphln.
a. a. PUItMAN. Green.
WM. l., COltBLTI Clarion,
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IL YOU WANT
A GOOD SCHOOL TOR YOUR Boy,
wIteHr uE Will pn ...-
WELL TAUGHT WELL FED AND WELL
CARED lORt
Am la1Iy surroundings, send nm 70
UHAMEGR5BURG ACADEMY.
j. fI E fT'ft tKTR. ph ~, Principal.
tuamDcrsburs, Pa.
LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE,
FUW DUVTI sEAE 8


separate buildings. Fail term begins Aug, lOil'
For Catalogue address tho President, L H.
HAMMOND, h, NJ, Aunvill0, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-29

WANTED.-Eyery person indebted to
me, either by note or book account to
call and settle the same soon. particu-
larly desire those who have been owing
me for one, two, three, four or five years
to call. If it is only TO say they have not
forgotten they owe me. Yes, friends,
come along. 1presume of some your faces
are forgotten by me; but introduce your
selves by telling me that three or four
years ogo, You got pair of my Boots or
Shoes on a short credit, and now you
wish to pay for them. You have no idea
what pleasure it will be. Try it. No.
10 Michigan street. A HAwLEY
janz5if
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-29
FOR SALE
VALUABLE LANDS, PART ON TINE.

VALUABLE LANDS, PART ON TINE.
Fifteen Acres, in front of Charles palner,s resi.
'ienee ON Jefferson street, half mile from Court
uonse Very valuable aud desirable
llarty ana half ARES south side OF town
plat, ali under CULTIVATION with splendid VINEYARD
and several thousand fruit and shade trees tor
2U,OoO best varieties grapes Tor sse cheap Straw
berry plants, and smaIl fruits and vines ~ h ali
price--a desirable property.
Forty acres improved farm, adioi n ing town plat
-gond no use of four rooms and cellar, stable we'll
splendid orchard, aud small fruits. la prime order
Valuable location Tor fac country residence or
fruit grower
Eighty acras splendid timbered land. two
and halt miles south OF Plymouth improved
tai ms on all Sides All timbered. Railroad through
il.
Three houses and lots in WheeIer's Addition.
east oil river. Cheap and on time. Desirable loca-
ton.
Two houses and lots in north end of town, on
time.
One house and lot on Jefferson street west of
Court House. Very cheap
Fine business location Michigan street, in the
heart Il business.
eine business location Ganu street, near
Michigan.
Twelve desirable building lots for dwellings. on
small pay ments and long lime.
Ohe house aud Two lots i'll Argos, very cheap
Two spe Ibid building lots lUuxI7j fert in one
OF Tue pieastntest parts OF plymouth. Cheap and
0h long time ior gentletnen's residence
Elghty acres splendid land in Iowa ranidiv IN
cTeasinS IN value.
rory acres III Green township this county
1htee huhdr>d acIes and over in one tract
Splendid STOCK farm, Close 10 Plymouth
Desiia5le lands and town properly 10 exchange
10 l""oi a. d material Tor The erection of brick
block, aud Oh favorable terms
a IhD-to hIfe. a man TO chop cord wood.
AZ LILO hue, man fJr general " ork
Must oe ehlpe4ate aud steady, used " horses aud
TAI III "vfAt and know how 10 use common toos
any oo MliIihS 10 stay year. food wages given
VA AhD-bHyeIs for apple ue,s, Elergreens
ana stale vines oI finest varieties 10 be ttken up
lhIs spring. i.uIS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-29
BEATFNl AFTER
BONNER

From the day that the taranus DEXTER" became
the property Of bir. Bonner. the name IF the re-
nowned irotter has been used to a great xtent in
advertsing The Iedger But Goldsmith Maid
has beaten Den tsr's iiHe and new literary enter
prise had iast been started III Chicago under ansp-
res which indicate detera ina iiou the pat Of
the projectors ana publishers TO eclipse Bonner in
the field Of journalism.
WATERS EPEGrS 4 co 1872 State ST Chicago,
are issuing "oUK FfEESIBE FEIENp'' a very
handsome. ilnst rsie@ eight page literary aud fire..
side weekly Instead 81 t.lrl.ding a huudssl hJU-
sand Collars ia hors fesi th'y will distribute that
aD.opnt among their Subscribers fr ls-2 IA the
way of Premiums. TAtir capital pfeHian $40
u0p in Unlird states Currency. 1t Is uuanilt mat
fsrising publ isheF ietrf sevnfe ga ixt-
hrusc circulation Tor tir sstr, aud is 10 less
probable that when such Inducements ia the of
premiunrsin connec, ION with rtsula lie nd iFst
class j'aTal are offered tie enterprise viii prove
a grand suec s.. The Premium last large and
varied Specimen c,.ri OF The Palvr, premium
lis t etc, ee1li tree to AMY address.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-29

HARPER's MAGAZINE for March is a
very entertaining and attractive number,
profusely misunderstanding nearly
fifty engravings-with great variety of
reading matter
The leading article, by Colonel THORPE
gives comprehensive history of the Uni
led States Treasury Department, illustra-
ted with portraits, views of the old and
new Treasury buildings, etc, Some
very quaint and curious revelations are
made of the domestic economy of Govern
ment officials in our early history, and of
the court society" of Philadelphia and
Washington.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-29
Great Fortunes.

We have long Thought that volume
of authentic and we'll written sketches of
the most eminent sclf-madc men OF a mer-
lea, telling in what way and by what ef-
forts this success was attained, could not
fail to prove an exceedingly popular and
successful book. Such a volume now EeS
on ouI ia ble, from the press OF L. EIanRa-
ford q CO., publishers of FIRST CLASS
Subscription Books, Cincinnati and Chi
cago), under the title of Great Fortunes
and How they Were Made or, The Strug
giles and Triumphs ofOur Self-made Men,
by James d. McCabe, Jr.
"Great Fortune" is a really elegan oc-
tavo of 6}3 pages, illustrated with thirty
two original and remarkably we'll execu-
ted wood engravingS, mostly full page
1t describes the careers not only OF our
merchant prices and heavy capitalists, but
also of leading Inventors, publishers, edi-
tors, lawyers, artists, preachers, authors.
actors. physicians, ETC.
1t shows how poor boys, without
friends or influence, have risen to the front
rank of American capitalists; how a for
tune of forty milli92ls sprang from one
thousand dollars saved by a determined
young boatman; how newspaper that
was first published in cellar has become
the wealthiest journal in the land; how a
cabinet makers apprentice made the
world his debtor, and built up an i'm
mense manufacturing business, which is
now conducted in the largest building in
the United States; how the invention Of
a poor schoolmaster created one of our
most important national industries, and
made many States rich and powerful ;how
printers apprentice made his way in
the world. and became the head of the
largest publishing house in America.
1t shows how poor cattle drover be.
came one of the Kings" of Wall Street,
an unknown. mechanic a millionaire IN
seven years, a butchers son the Wealth.
est man in America, New England farm
er's boy the first merchant in the land, q
penniless lawyer Chief Justice of the Uni
| ted States, a farmers orphan the most IA
nous of living sculptors, with many more
such examples In short, it shows how
energy, talent, and patient industry have
J always met with success when properly
exerted
We are not surprised to learn that
Great Fortunes" is having an unusually
large sale. tits sold by subscription only
and for the benefit of our readers who
may wish to take local or travelling ageD
cy for this most entertaining work, We
give the address to the publishers in full
E. Hannaford & Co ,21S West Madison
ST., Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-29

ELoCUTIONARY.-An unusually rare
literary treat is promised our citizens by
Prof. Burt Eddy, who is pronounced the
most finished aud accomplished reader
and recitaionist in the West, and who, as
a facialist stands uneeualled. The exer-
.cises will be presented on Saturday Even
ing, March I'd, at the Methodist Church,
and will consist of select readings, recita-
tons, and his original character imper-
sonations, including Aunt Jerusha Potts,
Characterization which has elected peals
oflaughter wherever presented. The Hy-
pochondriac, an intensely amusing per
sonation, and other chaste humorous pro-
ductions from Prof Eddy's well filled
repertoire. He comes to our city highly
recommended by the Chicago press and
neighberlng exchanges, and we look for
crowded house, as this entertainment 10
intended, not only to amuse, but to cater
to the finer tastes, and give an impetus
and advancement to the literary senti-
ment of our people. The admission has
been reduced fer this occasion to rs cents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-29

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE OF SALE OF
L n KhAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby given.
ttat ny virtue oi an UId-T OF the Marshall county
common Pleas Court, the undersigned Admins
traitor a. 6o"Ws noh Of the estate OF James Uamil-
ION deceased, viii offer for sale, at Auction at
me Court House door in The town If Pivrlouiii
~ Marshall Co, lndian;, onMonty the 26fhiliy OF
March, A ID 1877, The following Zeal EsIate stu
dteu III The county oi Marshall the S5ate vt In
diana. Ia wit:
he Southwest quarter of section sixteen l[G)
ln township thirty -onest3fl nurth OF Range one
Nit:
obe f"nrth 81 the purchase money 10 he paid cash
ia "a on DAY vi sale; The residue thereof =,
be I,aih n three equal install melts, due RESPECT
iFeiy II xix, twelve aud ighteeu months from The
date OF purchase, with at interest waving
NlnAti-' ahd pprdiseinsnt laws. with mort gago
"a sad land 10 secure the ulpaid balance OF the
purchase money thereof SAFE TO be Thin th,
h"Vis eli 10 o'clock H., and O'Clock D. m mt the
place aud on tile day aforesaid.
JOHN G. OSBORNE
feb22 3w AdniiuIstrator ~ bo,,,t. 49,,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-29

A DMINIST 2AToR'S NOTICE OF SALE
IA OF Lam .--Nctice is hereby given. thar
10y virtue OF an order uf The Marshall County Com
mon Pleas Co ri, he uuders igued administrator
81 The estate q Oliver b. ,rter deceased viii
offer Tor sale at auction, the premises on Sat
ar'laN, he I'd day Of March. \. d. 1872; he fol.
lowing described Real Estate, situate in Marshall
County. Ia the state ut Indiana, to- Wit:
he east half of the suuth-wesJ O Iarter of Sec
flen tweehty tz0 in township thin {32) mort
81 ktSe ne east, except thirty acres of of the
sslth eGd thereof aud tie sonth-west onar-
Yer u the south east quarter of section twenty f2U)
III township thrt.-two (a2) north Of range oneil
e'si except eight (ol acres in square IN in the
hont'i west corner thereof, and the north hall
OF Zee west hal of the west quarter of sec
ti"n twenty : Ia township thirty two 1921 north
OF rassSe cue III east.
The erlns oi sale are as follows to-wit; one third
C3 cash IN hand ON day of sale, aud the residue. Ia
1e paid IN tEree eqdal install ments at six. twelve
ana eigh'eeu months. with noies at eight per cent
Interest, waving vaiuati on and appraisement Law
and secured by good freehold securities
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock a. m at the
place and time Aforesaid.
JOHN ZECHIEL,
Admins traitor
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-29
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will offer at Public Auction. OF
MT lhomas Flies Farm, miles south OF PLY
mouth, on the Michigan Road on Wednesday
March 18th, 1872, HIS personal property, CONSIST.
ing OF two year old Colts, | Sc OF Double liar.
hess, palr Of Bob Sleds, Mich Cows, | three
anu : Two year old Heiiers, II head of Hogs Corn
"a the Crit: quantity of Tame HAY. Farming
Utensils, Side Sac do, and Household aud Kitchen
Furniture.
TERMS OF SALE.-Three Dollars and upwards
a erealt OF Months will be given. with approved
security ten per cent. interest from date if nor
paia " hen due, with ten per cent Attorneys fees
IL SUIT be instituted on She Notes All sums uud.l
Three Dollars cash in hand
CD. hEKN, Auc'r. j. w. WILLIAMS
iebZZ--w
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-29
Record II

Above will be found an expression of
opinion from our leading business houses
as to the equitable and prompt payment
OF fire losses by the Underwriters Agen-
cy" of New York. This standard organi-
cation commenced adjusting the dy after
the fire, and every facility was rendered
their patrons in perfecting their proofs OF
loss. In closing their labors, they show
an aggregate of over $1,000,000 paid to
sufferers by the late fire. Being the first
out of the fire will not be disputed; and
we recommend their policy to the insur-
ing public. Their local Office Is at 60
South Canal street. Ogden, Sheldon &
Scudder, Agents. 80
G. WHITMORE, A'gt.
ian+3m. PLYNoUTH, INDIANA.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-29

The undersigned Will offer for sale at Public
AucIioh at his resi- lence. 4 miles south east OF
Piymouth, 90 Friday, March 18th. 1872 his Der
sohai property, consisting OF Horses. mich
lows, i~o year oId iieiter, two wear old Bull
z Calves months DID, 10 head of Sheep u head
OF Hogs, Farming Utensils, l Two horse Wagon
ret OF poueie Harness, Household aud X itcheu
ton.
TERMS OF SALE.-Five Dollars aud upwards
credit of STA Months will be given with approved
security; ten per cent. interest from date If not
PAID "hen due with ten per cent. Attorneys fees
II SUIT shall be instituted the Notes A sums
uader Five Dollars. cash i'll hand.
BARTON w. MILLER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-29

Peters Musical Mo Mafcnthlyfor cones
hand, and contains the following choice selection
of new songs: Never Speak Ill of the Dead, by
Juch. The Little Old Cabin in the Lane. by VIA
s. Hays Call me Darling Once Again, and The
vagabord, a concert song. Saviour, Breathe an
Evening Blessing, sacred quartet. Pizzicsta Pol
ka by Strauss. for Four Hands. Sparkling Polka,
by B.ldsrin: iohnie's Polka and Loves Pleadimgs.
by Kakle. This Magazine is printed from full
size Music-Plates and sells for 80 cts per COPY.
January, February and March numbers for Is cts
or the Publishers will send back numbers u
1871 for 81 Address,
j. l.. PLIERS,
500 BROADWAY, New-York