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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-04-23
COM MI RCIAL.
JACKSON MARKETS.
Dealers are paying the following prices for the

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY RICE & COLVIN, MAIN
STREET, JACKSON, o.
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For Pure Drugs, go to Carpenter & Water
ma ms. They buy for cash and can't be under
sold.
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TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

Caleb H. Shiers, Plaintiff; ! Court of
David Ken ct. al, Defts. Common Pleas.
The State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
The defendants David Kell and Mary Kell,
will take notice, that on Friday, the 22d day of
May, A. D. 1874, the plaintiff above named will
take the dispositions of William Dulany and
sundry other witnesses, to be used as evidence
on the trial of the above cause at the office of,
and before G.. A. Bruce, Justice of the Peace, of
the township of Sun Fish in the County ofPike,
in the State of Ohio, between the hours of eight
o'clock, A. NJ, and six o'clock, p M, of said day,
and that the taking of the same will be ad-
iourned from day to day, between the same
hours until they completed.
r. H. JONES, Atty for Pl'ff.
Dated this April 3d. 1S74.-3w
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DIR. /. T.. Monahan's
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES,

AT his old stand, in the rear of the Isham
House. Buggles and Horses always on hand.
aS-Horses well fed and watered-
apI6,7Hf DAVE JONES, Manager
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All the Popular Perfumes, Approved Cosmet-
les, and an exhaustive line of Select Toilet
Articles, can be had at Carpenter d Waterman's
Drug Store.
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Try Steiner's Phosphor Paste, for Rats, Mice,
Beetles, &c. Housekeepers try it. 1t is the most
effectual destroyer in the market. Price 25 and
5ec Sold by Carpenter & Waterman, Druggists.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-04-23

For Pure Spices, &C.. go to Carpenter & Water
man. They buy from first hands and get them
pure.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-04-23

A large stock of Varnishes, just received by
Carpenter q Waterman, made by the 'Old Reli-
able" Queen City Varnish Co. Our experience
teaches us, by long and careful sale of these
varn1shes, that they cannot be excelled bs any
other brand.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

One beautiful building lot yet for sale, by D.
Mackley.
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One account filed.
Transfers of Real Estate.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
David Ray and Elizabeth Jenkins
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. ted States, for the Southern District of Ohio
In the matter of Samuel P. Baldridge, Bank
rupt.. In Bankruptcy, No. l,555.
co,,fba,.,o District of Ohio
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stats UF OHIO,
insurance Department
t CoMuMBvs, February 10th, 1874

iVHEREts the New Engl,nd Mutnai III.
w Insurance Company located ut Boston.
ne State Oi Massach hiIsttt~, hls flei IN TINS
me sworn 81 temrnt 10y the proper Off
rrs thereof, showing ItS CONDITION and hlsl
.rSs AM has con Piled IN aIl other respect.
III the lAws OF this state, TelHfisg ~ Lite Ir
rance Companies, Organized by act Of Con
'rss, or by Or under the Laws Of any 9th
ate Oi the United ~tatts.
VOW, therefore, IN pursnance OF law [.
'ilIam F. thur h. superintendent of lnsu
nee OF the SipIe Of UhiO, dO Hereby Germ
At SAid company ~ auihorizer 10 iiansac
appropriate business Of ille insu ran 4. 1
~ st'te in 'cordance wi, h law, unrlng til
Iirent year. The condition md on,iiesS
ud Company vt the date Of sucn statemeh
ecer her ilst, 1879 il shown as fOlows:
sgregate amount Of admitted Ms. p il', 90
els,lnciudlng the sum Of $500
vl3 rs IN tDreninm notes and itFU ftI
,ans hid b, the company on
iA'llc!es ~ forne, .I I"' l2,G70,Il9 81
I ygregnte amount nr liabilities, IN:
lldlng Sll .lOI $40 w for re in.
~urHnce reserve 'aa .' n 32S 7tg IL
i'ount nfin ONE for the pIeced
ny y ar IN rish u i' 2.4SLs7S Q
H'nunt oi premium noe of in
came Tor the preceding year S06,2l3 ~
'ount OF expenditures tor the
preceding year IN cash, ,607 ,Gf7 3S
mount OF prem ium note expen,
dllurts Tor the preceding year. 3s7 $40 ~
U.S.) In witness whereof, have her.iiD ,
; eqbSrlb, d INV name, anl caused the spnl
Z my office to lie affixed the w and year
bove written. NC WMICHURCH, d I
superintendent.
JOINT, RArER, agent at Mcirthnr, y.
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4 GOOD BOOK
AGENTS WANTED.

DICK ENCYCLOPEDIA OF Practical Re-.
EIPTs AMI Processes. Containing h,i22 prar
'cal receipts, written IN a pain and popular
narneT, aud illustrated with explanatory
.Ood>cuts. Beng comprehensive book II
ference hr tie merchant, manufacturer, Hr
,-an, amateur and hausekeepeT, Including
Medicine, pharmacy and domestic economy
me scope OF this work In entirely difirrenl
rom any other booR OIL the kind. Besides
,eIngH complete and aims st indlspenslLl,
~ ok OF reference for tn" thousand anu one
Freipts and articles needed IN every huus-,
hold farm, garden, ETC.. II includes clear and
.asily understood directions for the Rpplica
tinn OF MANY Of h" arts usually acquired mi,
" long PxpeTien"e, and 20 Invested of tey h
ilchalities, or the terhnicaliiles OF terms use,i
q FULLY explained as 10 bring the entire sub
-rt within the comprehension ofany perso'
4 ordinary intelligence. Prominent among
he immense mass of subjects treated of u,
he hook are the iplowlng;
The Art OF Dyelng, Hard Soft and Tollei
ops, Tanning, Insulation, Imitation IIQ
iJrs, Wines, COrlIlls and Ritters JiieI
,rewing, Perufmerv, Flavorlns Essences, rtr
o,metics, Hair Ilyes and Washes, Ponlad-,
nd Perfumed inl., Tooth Powders. etc, ~
rps, AlrohOl and AlcohOlmetry, PeiI olrun
nd Kerosene. bleaching and Cieanlng, Vim
EAR, Sanres, Catsups aud Plckels, keceipi'
r the Garden, To emoye simns, Spots, ,eir
vrotechny and ExI lesives, Clements, etc
'aterproohng, Artlhclal, Gems, Inks an.
'riting Fluids, Apillne CClors, PARTS an,
rgments, alnting and Paper hanging, Ka
1mine and Wfltewash, Vanishing and POI
h ny, l.ubrca ors, Japannng and Larqu-,
'g,poot and Harness Bla,king. Photograph,
Ietal- and Alloys, Gliding, sil,ering. er
.lectrotypng, Electr, plating. etc., Phtrl
ledcines, Medical Receipts, Weights an'
EaK9 Il -
rice $500 .mar
DICh a FITzGERALI PuLlnsher \. '
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ADVERTISE.

Every merchant. manufacturer
or business man Who has become
prominently rich. has made his
fortune by juaiciions advertising
.Vo exception 10 Mis rule can be
cited! .Nteseart. che Prmce of
Merchants, ,Ohen a poor man, tuds
driven 10 advertising. asa last
resort, 10 get has stock turned into
money so as 10 meet a note. Ar
guing from this that if''it Wds
good for him in aduersity. h
could make ii still better IN pros
perity, he bscdme a persistent ad
veHiser. and thus gaihed his co
I,ssal fortune. Mslg sael ul
Some merchants say it is Not wortl
while to advertise; for no perSh fead>
,,ivertisements; vet every merchant il,
his county viii read ihis advertise. e.
nent, anu u ne Ii wlse ne VIII prrh
y its suggestion, il he las anything t,
fer " rth Advertising How muci.
u, re then will those read Them VIII
re not so largely supplied W tn read
~ matter, are at leisure IN the even
&, and must depend ON their paper fo,
heir local news, the IN 1t inpurtan'
tem IF which is where they can fnn
uSt what they want when they come t,
own to make their purchases youl
'ock il 40 old, rusty. dusty and out ol
tyle that it is worthless, or il it is run
town so that you have nothing left tha'
,eople would W mt, it is not worth
while for you to advertise But if tits
ew. fresh and sparkling, up to th,
mes, and such as the people wanr
I"nt hide them, but publish to the
world thnt you have them, and want
"sell them at fair price. JIH
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Danger From Eating Nuts.


Danger From Eating Nuts.
AS this is the season Ton
drinking cider and eating mt,
it may not be amiss TO give II
hint which may be useful.
Medical men advise that
salt should be taken with nuts.
especially when they are eater
At night. One time, says q
writer, while enjoying a visit
from an Englishman, hickor,
nuts were served in the eve
nirg, when my English friend
called for salt, stating that h.
knew OF case Of a woman
eating heartily of nuts IN the
evening who was takirg & vio-
lently i'll. The celebrated DR.
Abernethy was sent for, but il
was alter he had bect me too
fOnl of his cup, and he was
not in condition 10 60. He
muttered, "Salt! Sallr' Of
which no notice was TAKEN
Next morning he went to the
place and she was a corpse
lie .said had they given her
salt it would have relieve 4
her; il they would allow him
10 make an examination, he
would convince them. On open.
ing the stomach the nuts were
found in a mass. He sprink-
led salt on this and it immedi
ately dissolved. Ihave known
OF a sudden death myself.
which appeared to have been
from the same cause. I gen
orally eat salt with nuts, ard
/ consider that it improves
them.
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Two American Magazines

The excellence Of American Maya zines h..
'ecOmetO vel recognized abroad. that or
,i the leading English papcrs, the Lnnd j.
weekly Register, IN u recent issue, thi
peaks Of Scrihner's Monthly:
We are constrained 10 oicn dat s 'RIBNEk
" NTHLY earies If hep prize aglinst all our 81.
ag monthly serials yor briilnncy Of illustration, an
'riey of eOnr'Ai' II issimpiya isoAdsrJql shilling
rOrih NO'htHg em b. more charming t.dH he rm
full cfJor.s and rigor; ihe light aud shuoe are mo.
yed ,eih a truly artistic potcer Om Of m one 40
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choose as bed, for each aud all are excellent"
Not Onli IL II rue that SrTihner's Month
Scels the gllsh MsgnEUes, but II Is n.
ies cfhe american mO~hiies.
In tie .xient, variety and artistic exec
nee Of IT, illustration Of American theme
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greater vSrlety in it, ron ents than any o,il
r Ofthe Stan iar'l American MOnthlies
IN literary character and IN the hrillian
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'hes have "e,er for moment l. 1t sghi. VI
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,Sk for them ramiTd examination and car.
~ comparison Oi their merits with those
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considerable demand has re- entity aIise
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ng zne for Boys AMI Giils, tnp puhlls,
irSrinR 10 SEcirp nm edition OF three tho,
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The success in III 3 cougtrv ofst. Nhhnl A.,
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ne cast WITH all th-. .besi llter,tuTa ,iOr ehIl
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interest Io' grown up readers. as veil O.
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~ tralc'ly be Pkl mated. esl leciall, npo,
ne rising generation, Parents aud teach, r
'"n not AFFORD ~ he Indifferent IN this ua
~ncei or careless IN relation 10 the charsrI.
~ the literature furnished tT the childipl
outside OF their HhOol lessons. In st. k,ch
as net "Ily are history, natural philosoph,
\ literature, hne arir, and manufactures pr,
seuttd 10 an attrast'ye wa y To Young TaAders
hut The children are stimulated 10 seek In q,
NATION fOi themselves
The publishers will send 10 any address
'pe'1men number OF 81 kieholas, po.tap,
'rtpal" on recruit often cents, be hare 60,
" payer and printing The magazines ar,
-old by ali hist.cl,ss boo ksellsrs and news
dtalers, everywhere. -.-. ...... n -
CRlBNEh'S MONTHLY, 81 a year; a6c. A NJ,
81 NlchULAS, "a :" 26e. %.
SORIbNER L CO.. ..654 Broadw'y.H.Y
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An advertisement published for a sin
Gle day does duty beyond that daN
ind its effect continues in a greater
yatio than most men iInagine. In the
md it will make II mans name u per
nanent matter, piece Of real pr per.
Y builtup IN the minds Of men unit
It becomes more valuable ,tian, any.
rorner lot in his locality. " V
lF you lose u watch. dog or a child
orif you desire people not to trust
vour wife y"u rush t.. your local pa
per. knowing that every one will rea,,
'ne advertisement But6nu will plod
along in business year after year, with,
out calculating how muth you re- los
ing, by not advertising 1t lt-Rporter
If those persons who profess tn b
lieve that newspaper advertisement,
are not real by the public wish to b.
convinced Of their errnr, just let them
i've publicity tn somc matter the,
would not care to divulge to the world
Even in the most obscure corner of a
country paper, and see what not6riety
they would soon attain.-Adrertissr 4
Gazette
ADVERTISING ia apt to give us thar
gentle jog OF conscience which tells us
thatwe want new suit of clothes for
SundayJor TINT we promised our wife
a new dress as soon rs the hay was in
Perhaps it'would be good plan fhr
iadame to mark this passage and lay
the paper upon her husbands break.
last plate. Who will say chat adver-
'isPg will not yet civilize the wOrldl-
Er.,
My do people read advertisements?
To see who is enterprising and to learn
WHAT'S going on. To see il there is
|ny:hing new, or anything that they
want. To see IL the seasons istyles
have come in. and 70 find out who has
them To know if any one is selling
of at reduced rates, or 10 watch the
chance of an auction. For musement
To satisfy curiosity. Because they
have read all the stories. marriages,
births, deatlisi locals and accidents.-
Because they want 10. Because thew
can't helpit.AOhi State Journal
TIE power Of print Is well known,
but not well understood. A,,priptsd
sentence has Q wonderful advantage
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-05

PROBABLY the most religious
wedding of the day was the
Fitch-Sherman. Among the
souvenirs, was a genuine bless
ing, from the Pope himself.
The parties tasted. on The
wedding morning. until / P
NJ; and, on the bridal trip, the
first thing they did in New
York was to wait on Father
T--n, and receive the com.
munion. According to the
newspapers, there has been
nothing 80 strictly religion.
since the crusades of the
twelfth century,
There begins 10 be m doul
among newspaper readers,
that Lieutenant Fitch, U. S.
Navy, and Miss Minnie Sher.
man were legally. so'rmnly.
oivilly and relieiously married
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-05
WILKESVILLE AND HAMDEN
HACK LINE.

day, and Saturday for the accommodation
Of passengers. making close connection wit
che mail trains on the NJ. L G. X. X. will
also carry express packages shipped TO ~
Gom points by the Adams Express Co.
asp7 ISA'C MILLER
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-05
wilkesVills, Hamdsn & Middleport
HACK LINE.

TWILL run . hack from Wllkesyllle 10 Ham
ldsn on MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays,
returning on the same days
will also run return hack N Mid dlepnrt
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdAyp res
ruruinz on the same lays. i0HN LEWIS
5augl6Itu
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-05

10 treat grub or foot-rot in
sheep take q box sixteen fee.
long and three iest wide; pu,
IN dry, Trash Stacked lime, and
run the sheep through it every
other day for two weeks, or
until 9 Gufs j. effected. 1t is
Z nSvSs.laiilng 8 remedy. %
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-05

FAlMERs sh iuld not fail r. ex-
anime the patent. farm gst, for
which George W. Brupton, Nc,
Arthur, is the agent in this and
Jackson county 1t is the best
and cheapest gate ever designed
for a farm, costing fifty4psr cen,.
less than he old fashioned gate,
and IS more durable, for it CAP
set ssg. Examine i whsnI yes
ere in Macarthur,
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NJ. q G. II. q. TIME TABLE.

90 aud after Sunday May q. 1874, until fur
snsr notice. trains will run a. follows; Nos
., .. and will run daily all other trains daily,
sxosPt SundAy;
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TIE sun
WEEKLY, sEAl.wEekLY AND pAnr.

THE WEEKLY UN IL too widely known
10 require any extended recomme ndarsn;
hut the reasons whWh have nllepty gives ~
city thousand Subscribers. anu which Will,
We hope, give It many thousands more, arS
bliehN hs follows I..t I'D. ||.. .. . .H..
III fr,t>rat' n wspaper. All The aewsd
the dpy will he found in y, condensed whsn
unimportanI,a at full length when OF momeRt,
rna always presented IN ascltar, ineligible,
and Interesting manner.
. II " a first- rate family parPr, fnll Of enter.
ialn ny and instruct We reading of every kind, =
hutconaping npthing That can offend tas
most de hfnfr and scrup,'lons taste.
u isa irst>fete story pnper. The hest tales
md r"mances Of current llterntnre are care
fully selected and ghIy prrnIrdir is PAGES.
tits u fir-t>rate ss,nhliur'l parer 1hS
most Ire h and lnsiructive artlcleH. on Hgri1
ulrur topics regularly app ear IN this de-
nrimpnt. t. s.t.. %, .
II j. an Independent political paper. belong. Z
'ng to no party and we rlrgno r,lltr II rkhts
or prlnciplr and II e election OF the bert mes
'tfice u especially d.v0tes lis energies 10
the exposure Of the z ut cOrruptons that
low weaken aud disginre ouI county, and
hreiten IN undermine republican institutions
altogether. II hhs n0iear OF knavts, and asks
10 fayors "ftheir supporters. 5-... r.s,.
II reports The fashions for the ladies' and The
markets for The men, especially she eattlS>
markets. to which Z pnys particular attention
Finally, 1t II the cheapest paper published
me dollar a lear will s,cGre IL for any rub.,
Oliher. itIs not necessary 10 get, up = club
order TO have IN r WEEKLY SUk Al 'hia
rate ANY "ne who sends q single dollar will
get the paper for ayear rf. ~
- .Ilt.
THE WEEKLY SUN.-Eight VagsSy
dIty sx columns. nly S1a yonr. No diss
THE SEMI.WEEKLY sUN.--snS
'z+ IL the aly sun, S2 90 year. A dls.
'nIit Of go ne cent. to rluns or 10 or over!
THE DAILY SUN.-A lRrg' hur.paEs
'emspaptr of twrpi eight voli mAA na ly
cremation over 10000. AL IN, A+WH fsr
2 e.nts, Sulseri ruon tile, so .nts a month,
'r 80 nyear To clubs oi 1O"r over, die
nnut r 90 YER cent.
Address ''TuE SUM-" New York City.
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GOING EAST.

No 3 will step MO q $. Junction, Love
land, Greenfield. ChillicOtne, Hamdrn, Athen-
aAd SCOTS Landing only. No. Swlll stop al
6eott's Landing, New England. Athens, Ham
deu, ChIlicothe, Greeuhtli, Vienna, Han
chester, LOVeland, hadIeTa. hadisonvile.
Oakley and CumminSvlliP, only Nos. q
viii stop at G. 4 z. Junction, Madisonylle.
LoVeland, Greenfield, Chilncuthv, Hamden
Athens and Seott's Landing only. Nos.
WI make all the stops,
,ZALEsKI FREIGHT.
The Zaisski Freight going east, leaves Chill
Besths, Art 70 n m; haysvile, 10; Rich
f.yai tEsnF7SOrSs; 70 GeSrRaaf, arrive 10 81; depar
II az; Vinton. arrivall 67-depart u 30 M;
1aIeski.l 90 Going west, leaves Zaleski al
Q % b m, vinton Fnrnace, ) 81; Macarthur.
Q Is; Hp mden, 4 81; Rirhland Furnace, 55;
RayavIlle, q 10; Chillicothe, 7 10
Trains on the PDR rSNourH BRANCH
vill leave Hamd. at IS q. m ande lop.m.,
arriving at Portsmouth at 10 20 a. m. ana Is
.. m. Returning trains will leave Portsmouth
sts 20 q. m and 1p. M, ,arivinBM Al Ham
den at n 10 o. un.and5 0o p. m. - - q
TRAVIS connenL at Loveland for all points on
the Little Miami Railroad, md at the Indian
apoiis and Cincinnati RsilIosd Junction for
ail points West; at Athens, with the G 'lum-
buS and Hooking Valley Railroad. at ParkeTs-
burg with tho Baltimore 3 Ohio Railroad.
". W PEABODY,
General superintendent.
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Agents wanted every where .Baapess strict
n legitimate. Particulars nee. Address J
WORTH, 81 Louis, Mo 25septIy
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Trees! Flowersl Bulbs !
HEDGE PLANTS! "a
Nursery Stock! Fruit&Elower Plates
........--.... s9yl n5doW
Address T. K. PHOENIX.
BL0 LOOKING Ten MUIR ,ERY.
ILLINOIS.
S72. 90 EACH WEEK.

800 actes; zld year; Is greenhouses. n /.
Apple, l.Ooo lyr.. t26; 2y. SIS; 3y. t45;4y $50
cata alogufs, 70 cents 4'' 3l,nien,
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Notice 10 tie Attic ed and unertuaa.s.
before applying to the notorious quseks who advertise In
Bubc paers,o using hny quack remedies peruss Dr.
Es work no natter vhat dlseaseis or how dspsr
DR.. Butts oceupFs a double house Of tventy,sv,.
rooms lndorssd by fihe most eeiebratsd ned
OF this country and Europe and can be esa-
'ed personally or by mail on the diseases mentionsd IL
hi WORKS. Once aud parlofs, No. IL n Erhth stress
between harkstand Chssnui, ST Louis, No. y TT0
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-02
.raoW TO GO WE ST y

. This is an inquiry which every one
should have truthfully answered before
lie starts on his journey, and little care
taken in examination of routes will in
many cases save much trouble, time and
money.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad has achieved splendid reputa-
ton in the last three years as the leading
Passenger Route to the West, Starting al
Chicago or Peoria, 1t runs direct through
Southern Iowa and Nebraska, with close
connections TO California and the Terri
tories. 1t IS also the short line and best
line TO Quincy, Missouri. and all points in
Kansas ana New Mexico. Passengers
on their way westward cannot do better
than to take this route
This line has published pamphlet en-
titled "How TO 90 WEST" which con-
tains much valuable information; large.
correct map of the Great West, which can
be obtained free Of charge by addressing
the General Western Passenger Agent,
Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy Railroad,
Chicago, Ill. Jani0-74-y1.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-02

The following marriage licenses hav'
been issued in the month Of March, since
our last report:
Jacob Gardner, to Susan Luit.
William H. Huff, to Rebecca c. Paige
Lorin Price, to Sarah A. johnson.
John McQuesten to Catharine Lever
inghouse-
James Kindel to Mary E. Smith.
John w. Elkins to Mary A. Boyer.
Jacob D. Apple, to Margaret Heh.
Joseph Bell, to Matilda Gregg.
Richard F. F. B. Tea, to Samantha J
Hesey.
w. H. H. Cullen, to Hettie E. Cline.
Abraham Keller, to Catharine Miller
Henry Witwer. to Mary Zumbaugh.
Edward H. White, to Martha ]. Morris
David G. Hanes, to Fedelia A. John.
son.
Nathan Sullivan. to Hannah Allen.
David J. Baugh, to Mary Z. Hoffman.
John Reed, to Susanna NcGriff.
Derias Rittenhouse, to Emeline Win
kleblack.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-02

Simon Becker invites all his customers
and farmers generally, to call na see his
new stock OF goods which was bought
very cheap, and will be sold at low prices
My stock of domestic goods is complete,
and will not be undersold- Dress goods
of all descriptions, and cheaper than the
cheapest. In clothing, have a nice as
sortment-all to suit the times Hats,
caps. notions, &C., have full stock, and
OF the latest styles. For cheap shoes
calleand look at my CATERS for $1.25 per
pair. Don't fail 10 give me call, or you
will lose bargain.