Marshall County Republican, Volume 14, Number 17, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 March 1870 — Page 2

THE REPUBLICAN.

FEARLESS and FREE ! D. T. v. 3f t'im.i.iis, , ICIIOI.S, I Edlton. THURSDAY, MARCH 3d, 1870. Te man ;rho ships small boys to " parts unknown," La- rcturued from Omali .. It is rcDorted that Wlreeler gives his one hundred dollars "Ais year to the Sunday school conducted by P. S. Allsmsn fc Co., on Sundsy afternoons. Kep watch of houses that con tain "letters" of importance, for the nan who engage a roort ai the hotel and goes to bed at three o clock in the morning has returned from 31 ich i gar.. The abortion organ down street threatens to make a skunk of itseK and besmear Um reputation of all persons who cross its path. We shall Gghtthe H ty animal lace foremost, and ta'ü its Lead off. It makes a dreadful Blench to touch the "cuss," but it won't last long, and when we have finished the job the disgusting nuisance will be "stone dead." TnE LaPorte Argus insinuates that the public ser.timent agaiust Wheeler and Yinr.ll is on account of their politics. We poiatedlv deny the insinuation. The revolting orime for which Wheeler and Vinall are indicted is not a political ques tion. It is simply a question of ue cency and good morals. Nothing of a political character is attached to the case beyond the effort of ttie PIjrjsouh Democrat to commit tlie Democratic arty of this county to tie support of tLe accused parties.

Tnr heeler organ last week gave ; marks out, or he must "bite the dust " those who are diuatinficd with lUjAvist multuuis. however, would course in the Sue Boaver case a Tery 1 rejoice .f the wretch would leave

decide 1 -'slap tn tbe iHce." It says it is on a firm basis (Wheeler) and will do as it pleases, and those who ! don't like it can let it alone. Why not take down the Democratic State ticket and hoist the names of Wheel er and Vinall, P. S Alleman, Hu;h r C Rose, with Pat Hawkins on the tail wd lo I :ing up the rear of "the delightfiils.' That would be the con si-tent and honorable course to take ! in the circumstances. THE DE 3 LINE OF GOLD. The positive refusal of Cono-rtas to infiftte the currency, arid the late decision of the Supreme Court of the United S;ates,l'.ave set gold tuml ling down hill. Last.tveek gold weit down tt 11G, and this wee is fctil: tumbling dowu, and mo'iey iä pi?nt in tw York at four and six per ; vent.. iarrt is biso nnoiner iaci .. 'ft. . A - . i that nas great influence in this fall iu ; gou. um outward flow ot crops to Europe has already created a hal ance in our favor, compared w;th last year, of almost 840,000,000. There seems to be no doubt thm we are safely and rapidlv Ktarnlttg to specie payme'its. As gold now declines the 8200,000,000 mat are held and hoarded will be a losing cjm modity unless st afloat ia the conntry and invested and used. This will aa. ..a no doubt sooi! be the case, and the prospects now are that m gr .backs j i . a a aa I L-ecome m par, or neany so, we uau soon have more money in the coun try than we know what to do with. The financial aflairs of the countrv ar. moving ei.ltndully, lad at Con-, press seems detei mined to let the ünances alone, we eball certainly come out very soon on a sure and eafe ground. Suspended enterprises of every kind will move forward and repudiation will be heard of no more The linuiicial administration of affrirs in both this State and tbe Geu eral Government at Washington is a brilliant success. THE HON ANSON BURLINGAME Without the least previous warn ing the Atlantic cable last week brought the news of the sudden death of the Hon. Anson Burlingame. He died at St Petersburg. The position he held M Chinese Ambassador was one of peculiar usefulness, and a remarkable honor to am American citizen. By his effort treaties have been secured with China that promise the gradual and voluntary eufran chisement from the exclusiveness and seclusiveness which for cen lurries have barred that mighty empire from all practical intercourse with other nations. lhe whole civilize 1 world regrets his death, and the officials of China deplore bis loss with great sorrow. The life of one whose career has been so ustful and so brilliant, cannot be rehearsed in a short article. Though a native of the State of ISew York, his youth was spent on the western frontier, and he laid the foundation of his education at the University of Michigan. Af terwards he removed to Massachusetts and served in the State Senate. He was then elected and re elected twice a member of Congress, filling every position with honor. He was minister to Austria, and then to China. His services as minister to China were most valuable. But he has fallen, and his atmory remains bright with fadeless thonghts of one everywhere loed and honored.

The Two Innocents.

They Return in the Night, Yisall ttone to Canada. Wheeler at Home. The $50,000 BMI Accepted. The Circuit Court closed its ses sion last week. The warrants issued for the arrest of Wheeler and Vinall were returnable at this term of court. They were returned by our enter prising sheriff with the statemeut that the indicted parties could not be found. They were fugitives from justice declaring their innocence. It becama the duty of the clerk, imme diately after the close of the court, to issuft warrants for the arrest or Wheeler and Vinall, and to arrest them if possible. In the case of Wheeler 850,000 bail is allowed. Iu the case of Vinall no bail is, or can be allowed. Wheeler and Vinall came EatO town during the night of Wednesday of last week. They ca me-from Chicago. During Friday night Vinall left town, and it it reported that he Has gone to Cainaa, never to return. If Le aLould-retui i and not bo arrested and put iu ail for safe keepxuc for trial, tLe public will know where the blame lies. It is annoimc ed that W heeler lias given the necessary bail, and the first of this week the old villain, without a blush, put iu a public appearance on our treets He knows t ie plact; he lives in, and the power o 'the "clique" The public will tolerate the oi l villain, under pio.est, if tue law is properly com 1 lied with; but mark this: le ci!l not be alioirtd to go free in defiance of law, he muit walk the track- the I lair Plymouth eternally, ami forever stayin "parts unknown." He prol.a'dv ' intei.ds to remain here and M bluff" and buy his way through leaving j the blunt of the crime to fall upon ' Vinall. But he must face the public with the brand of Cain on his forehead, a BtaWrable villaiu under injdictmeut for munlcr, and under j 00.000 bond dead while he lives and with no one to respect him, or speak of him but with the pointed finger of scorn or tho silent feeling of contempt THE 6TAT2 CONVEX TI02T Tlic Republican State Convention was held ct Indianapolis last week r., . r 'esuay. in numbers, character of j citizenship, and unity and enthusi asm, the convention has not hetn ' surpassed or anv political gathering I rf t; .t. v.. v.iv. Ainu i u tue . iu .e. It wa ci jJ(.,led th.t two davs W0ld be con 1, a - , in despatching business, but theprou pt attendance and perfect J . v. i barmony made but one day necessa-' rv for the transaction of all business , that came before tho convention. The platform adopted ia published in thi issue of our paper, and will certainly give perfect satisfaction to all thoughtful, candid per sons who peruse it carefully. We aU,, from time tQ time nt j various poin set forth ia the plutforffi ÄJJ(1 nh, w lhe iolid wortb and : I merit of the principien enunciated ! With regard to the ticket we can sty with emphasis that we nre proud of it For Seraakuj ..id Alitor of j Sute- 5nd Si.perii.tcod.nt of Pul.lic ; Institution, Max F. A. Hoffman, of CaM, John D. Evans, of Marion, and Barnabas C. Hobbs, present iocumbents, were ail renominated by acclamation, there being no opposition. TL is was an endorsement well deserved and rightly bestowed upon faithful public officers. Three of lhe present Supreme Judges, J. T. Elliott, of Henry. Chas A. Ray, of Marion, and R. C. Giegory, of Tippecanoe, were also renominated. This renominstion was a fit and proper expression of the public apprsciation of the services of those who have so honored the bench of the Supreme Court of this State. The only contest that existed in the Convention was with reference to the nomination of the Judge for the first District, snd the nomination of a Treasurer for tbe State. After s complimentary vote, Judge A. L. Osborn, sf LaPorte, was nominated bv a mag liQcent vote on the second ballot. It is not necessary to sa' anything in this part of the State in praise of Judge Osborn. He stands acknowledged as one of the ablest snd purest judges in tbe State, snd he received ths nomination unsought, and while quietly holding court in t lis place. The noble Robert H. '. lilroy, of Carroll, received the nomination for Treasurer of State, on the fourth ballot, and the name of Gen. Milroy gives a glory to the ticket as we remember the old "Grey Eagle" of the "Bloody Ninth." The Republican party throughout tbe State is perfectly satisfied with the platform and ticket, and the campaign will pushed forwsrd with the vigot A'ad determination of those who fight for no dead issues and falsa principles, but for the realiza tion of principles the noblest and the highest

A FEW WORDS MORE We did not intend to refer to the Plymouh Democrat at all, or have anything more to say about Wheeler and Vinall and their "cliqnc," but the position taken by the Democrat week before last and last week Las made it necessary that we continue the 8iiLject and pay some attention to the defense of Wheeler and Vinall by the Democrat, and its low, vulgar, slimy thrusts at those in this community, Republicans and Democrats, who do not see fit to endorse soduc tion, abortion and murder. We spoke plainly last week, but the Indianian gave the Democrat such a complete castigatiou that it did not leave the Wheeler and Vinall organ with tLe least possible strength to strike back. It can make no reply. It can only sputter and blubber in impotent rage. TLe Indiaman gives quite a number of advlitional facts in the caa concerning Wheeler, and concerning P. S. Allemaa. It takes up the article in the Democrat of wek before last on M Public Opinion " and ahiv ers it into atoms by a clear, keen, pointed and masterly review of the testimony and surrounding circum

stances in the case. The Democrat cannot answer tLe In-iianian. or make even a decent attempt to do so. TLe opinio ns f tLe press gener rally are indeed in perfect har.no iiy with tLe course taken bv tLe Re ITBLICAN The Warsaw Union, the j . . , , Uemccratic paper in Warsaw, had a ! fair anl correct article written for pilblicction, but ivss persuaded not to publish it. The Indianinn was I offercl a sum of money to suppress its first article on the Sue Beaver case eveu if consent would be given to suppress the na.oes of the guil ty parties. The Elkhart tieview s:iys ; tatet the evidence elicitotl before the Coroner's jury points conclusively to A. L. Wlieeier, and that the desuicable villain deserves Ute most joudign punishment. The South Bend Sational Union, a Democratic i Samper, says Wheeler has the reputation of lla;n. The South Bend Regixttr of last etk says iltat til Mfif of Wheeler are tryiag to ture a httle JT.paTtlljr t I the wretch, and if DOMible. turn i "'He opi..ioa in kb faW. It add. I that it will be hard to do SO wWk people of any sense and decency at all Tlie villain should be brought to jastice, if possi'de, and the people ! should sustain tue nohle course of the KsrcBLiCAX, in trying -o elevate e5 . tne standard of morals anl rid the town of such wickedness. Tn the same style spc-tk the Peru Republican, 'the Goshen fWaw. the 'LaPorte fiV- " I aid, the Lafirange Standard, and all ' the leading papers around us, except one or two, that the Plymouth Dm otrat has persuaded to keep sileuse as a "personal raiur." We ate perfectly satisfied with the good company we have, and spit upon the c man of A L Wheeler fe ! -i j Co., with supreme contempt. We hope that the Democrat will realize that it is s ipportetl to s great extent i by the "public pap," for which all the people are taxed. Some return is expected of some benefit to the town and county. We hope tLat the castigation it is getting on all sides will have the effect of teaching the soft-headed voting man with 'trreat ex,iectation3 ail(, ,,:fl .hipk ,ir , . , ' sprawiirf, dirt3, newspaper failure assistant, and all the members of the (Wheeler cliqun," litlle decencv and a .., if .ud .thing be po.ibl, at tbe ca of tbo.e wbo are so corrupt as to declare that they "do not care a damn for public Toe Democrat ardeavors to apologize f"r the statemeut publicly and repeatedly made by A L. Wheeler that he is "opposed to the further spread of the gospel," by insinuating that Wheeler last year gave a hundred dollars toward the "support" of a certain clergj-man in town, and subscribed a thousand dollars for a proposed new church. If Wheeler ever did snything for the public good we are glad to hear it, but we know that the clergyman re ferred to nevtr had any financial transactions with Wheeler,whatever. We do not believe Wheeler gave the hundred dollars as stated by the Democrat, or that he has paid a cent on his subscription for a proposed new church, or that he ever intended to, or ever will. We will give the devil his due if we can really find out that he ever did a good thing intentionally, and from a right motive. ADDITIONAL FAG TSWe take the following additional facts, is ths Sue Beaver case, from tbe Warsaw Indian ian of Isst week : "Duriug tbe county fair held in that city io October last, A. L. Wheeler visited that place and in company with Sue Beaver and Lizzie Riebhart visited tbe fairgrounds. Wheeler and Sue Beaver left tbe fair grounds and returned to the residence sf the two ladies named. They were seen to enter tbe house together, close tbe door, pat down the window blinds, and there remain for some time. This was about four months previous to the time the abortion was produced upon her. Though a poor girl she hid In her possession costly dress es purchased for her, as she said, bv a friend of bsrs, at Field, Leiter dr CoV, Chicago. She was at all times amply applied with money. 44 When thi Ytrdjct of thf Cereaex's jory

became known, P. S. Alleman of Plyni-

outh became very solicitous about tbe whereabouts of Sue Rcav-er's partner, I Is. zie Rfchbart, and mads repeated inquiries wl ere tLe cenld be found. Her friend ha Inj ilieir suspicions aroused, aud she lcing absent, sent for her to come basM Site did no, and rainalniug a few days was spirited away, TLe house where Sue Bsaver and Lizzie Riehhart resided was broken opea and I he trunk belonuinj: to Sue Beaver was rifled of its contems. The nigh this took placo P 8. Alleman npsged s mora a. one of the hot sin and ne.er occupied it untrl three o'clock in the morning. He was eo"aking around watchirt for aomebody that owed him something he aaid. After the appointment of an administrator on the estate of Sue Beaver an examination oi her property disclosed that the rascal who had rifled her trunk had not taken away Ti&iting cards of A. L- Wheeler " The loliowing letter was also found at the late residence occupied by the parties named. It shows that Llule Riebhart knows more about matters than A. L. Wheeler fc Co. would like her to tell. It also ahowa the st of mind ot the poor Sirl under ths th e .ts, bribes, and rompulsatory flight forced upon her by the villains who have sent her to "patts ua known "WaiW, SxJtMT, Feh. 8," 1S70. Vi'enf. of R'oraaw mmrt teaiafy I am to'nf, awar fram this pUre-have i fear of me. 1 am Ml .-enf of nnvthiiig that would stain hit i hsrarter t'l i m. The rra.on fr m leavii.c- f (ft 'it of tr..iiM., T know no'hins; at.niit A I. . n - a I know is this and I hats MM it Has and again. I kasai sithing 1- n- Sra Riun i ssTslfS. I did ' ! kiiow where BBS (mi; abet. eh a.nt . 1 aWaaS WmtLri MSt to are h. r, ! i. i;M. .ti know MMDihtltnlll.itu I ite. Y'Q lm tiidrmt,d m fimrarlfft. I htd nnthin d.i wi'.h it. aud J li t aai.t to kam mv flr.if- r. In a ffra I did not build, hart arithns: tu with. I f a latMajh I wer.- hawing n iend t)t ill i all naf Can tor me. in my Ktnf I . n M-ne tti.tifc. 1 ! f ,r D tiiii. but tr. -.hW; M.ai m v Ih ia il. !., wliarv . vrr 1 iro, f.-r 1 bar, f.ml to ..dl! M reia-t? i.r t4ii-i, my j n jHit. i,.u n lilt i a II . . Urn "rr iium I m.ta n r Tt old ss4 snoti d mr off is I aar ynatf.aad in trjlaa; ta sa . r u.a.ic t aj u. smmmi, it Has 1 viir i',tim. I I141I ni ihin to xi'h it. 1 ..it., fan will all tiroiia a eirmt - al, auj i.laiua ma. I ha trriitaii ikla an Ina BaUa, in Mr. Vttnaa'a room acd ll I m . 11 -l,, , I lutT'nt d . ,.1.1 fl. I atu nasasji 1 kn..m not h ra- Bfaatjf, 1 BUautua I fell l.aa U. 1 w.ll tid n 1 I in. Lüne icaaaai." ' REPUBLICAN PLATma. Adopted by the Republieiai of IntiiauA, in Convention at ladianap olis, February 22, lero. i. We congratulate Hie onntry on ihe restoration of law and order in the late reh-1 iou, tatea, undiTthe recontnetion tnt'iurM rwl'ipt.'d by the iietierai iJnvcrn , Blent, Mntl upon the return t na''e and "f frbrnal feelinn aaMaaf tlM pe'ipie of all the tates uruter a i onstltution sveawiasj an etjiulity of political and civil rilits to all ( itieus. without dir motion of ri.ee or ' Valor. 2. That we reverence the ("onatitntion ' ,le United States ae the wiiwasj tUw of f -.TfjTl ok i' tr.-u hinirs we will auooi fi.m time rÄÄ"Ä am dtaaaestie tranquility and secure the ' l:tssii!ifp ot lifwrtv ; our.elve and ur T lViaUl tltV AIlll tll.it YTf Tf'UMl'f u tiiv MlM eststsi of the l&tfe atfaraifnianl rkies for--ivr tecures an rquuiily t.f ;.. Ii t tr ;t! rights to f. 11 men. atnl ne extenil to the colored UKtn a helping hantl to enable Ua In l!te "f?S 5 ,ü imPruve "J his rii.tditiitn. 3. That ths national debt created in the doJanaas ainl prrservatimi of t lie fjaioa ; however great Im buidi'n. i .ust he haterrain home, nulil h"Dorh!y atid snocsalj in accor(,n,..e with tbe bust ami atiinl of the severnl laws MthaKtzIns the lebt. an! :l.at all atSssapts ai tepudiut iou ot priuctpa: or interest eh nid rn t the scorn and denunciation oi an houci and patriotic peopls. 4. Ti. tl He dcitmnd in i-v r,- i e . I . I i lut-ni of the government. :rotn tb- Uci. - lo the lowest U:e sirictant eeonomy m all erpeni!.ture CinUleii with the reoiirean utr ' a i in iieiiikv iuv ' ' t.iraJ nn-J sbrh men: nf all extrara-ant fees nientsol the public servire, the reduction t,;d ,itn,'": r ''m ofttl1 ulesi -.m ces, and Ihn disuiiKsal of their itifUiulx-iits, and all etTt.rts to these ends iu t oimress or e,9Cwhere bave our unqualifivd ap S. Thr.t a reduction of taxation is de manded, both of tariff and internal taxc, j until it teaches the 'owest am oint conaisI teut with the credit and neee.-eiiies of the Government; and that wc are hi favor of a tariff for revenue, believing that a proper adjustment of duties mast necessarily afford all the incidental protection to which any i.iiert is entitled. 6. Tbtd we are in faror of a currency founded on 11. e national credit, as alnn dant as the trade aud commerce of the country demand; and that we disipprore of all lawa In reSssasaCS thereto wkicti establish monoply or invqtiaiiiy thsre'.o. 7. That ms are opposed to the dooatio or pablic mnas, or Hie jrant f sabSI 'aaTLSZT v:iti -ii of the public domain tor the usa of actual settlors nuU edurntional pur pice-. 8. That we re afllrm that all who were faithful in the trial of lhe lata ar, there are nun entitled to moia especial boiiur than the bravs soldiers snd senmon vho endured the ba&dshipi or campaign snd cruise, and imperiled their lives in the erwies of their country, and tue bounties and peosiwut provided by law lor those brave defenders of the nattinn are obligation neer to be forgotten, and atfou'd os paid without cost to the recipieut. The widows of the gallant dead are the wards of the nation a tarred legacy bequoatued to the nation's protecting care. 9. That we approve ths general course of our Senators ami Hepubiicau Uepresen tatives in Congress, and express our lull and entire confidence thai they well act with wisdom anJ intigrity in all that concerns tbe welfare of the people; and that we tender thanks to Senator Mmton for bia exertion? in so shaping tbe legislation of Congress on tbe reconstruction of tbe lats reliel btate ae to secure the passage of tbe fifteenth RmendtDsst. 10. That we imlorse the administration of (iencral Grant as President of the United States; i.ccepl the increased collection of revenue, the reduction of expenditure and payment of a large portion of tbe public debt, its a fultiiliueut of bis promises of ecsnomy, and rejoice that the victorious Ger.er.tl ol the Union armies should, as a civil officer, receive the last rebel States in its return to the national family. 11. Inasmuch as all Republican Gov eminent depeud for iheir stability and perpetuity on ths intelligence and vijtue of the people, It is tbe right and duty of the State aud National authorities to es t .Lühü, foster imd secure the highest moral aud inteiiectu4 developeineul of tbe peopls 12. That taxation for county and other local purposes bsa become so great as lo he oppressive to the people; that our ayes tern of county administration needs reform aud we demand o! our representatives in the Lcgislatuie such changes in the statues of the State as will protect the people from extravagant tax levies by local au thorites; and, as an aid to this needed reform, we favor the redaction of the fees of county officsrs to a standard which will turnish a fair and reasonable compenaa tion for the services rendered and that no officer should be favored with salsry, fees or perquisites, beyond such fair and res. eonabl? compensation IS. Tbst the canal Stocka issued xrder the legislation of 1846 and 1847, com monly called the "Buttler Bill," were by the terms of the coatnet. charter sxclu sivclv upon ths Wabash and Eric Canal, its revenues snd lands; and ths faith of the Stale never having been directly or indi recti v pledged for the payment or redetnp tion tbereot, saud canal stocks thereto; e . ' 7 r . j " conatituts n part of the outstanding debt of iiabiUteff of State. Thai tho Coa

I stitution of this btate ought to be so amen-

ded at the eirlitst practicable pcrid, so as to prohibit tbe taking nV:t or any law or acts of the General Assembly, prposing to rwi i)PT)vm or i rciin anv libhllittr nf Ihw - ... . mi.. 1.1 1 I . . . , 2l . .M , uLV ,1 laereof, until Mich proposiiion sbjrll have Uaam ..1 1 A - 1 ' . . . I i"-rii Biioiuiin.il iu a tun Cl Ylw Ol Hie people of ths State and annroTed bv " asa. . 14. That we heartily endorse the ab ministration of our Slate affiiin iv Gov. I? kr a,,,! kkataaflaaUlai 1mt- m,. a,A 1.IUIM111I namir .tllLla 1 n.,.nl. 1 1, .. I 1. t jrv i.iji j liinl Mil Die tllC p'l'l'lC llltll 1113 lime is so near when ths State debt will entirely liquidated. Gi Ö. fiARftSEY, Architect and Superintendent or 9 W JLjLMJ2JfiA.jL. -i s 21 22, 23 & 21, Lombard Block, Chicago. Architect of Illinois Xew State Capitol. atrSpecial attention given to Public BniMings. v!4-n!5 W A GON SHOP. Wagon and Blacksmith Shop. L. F. CHAMBERLAIN S inSaSanaat Bnnrhon, I. t.r.p.r'. I trnl tlirnrk "Tk ti hia lln on h-rt ti-.tlr. P trtl-nl attntlnn pa ill to noraa-ahine. Lumtier. f.of, llirtit U'a jiina tn h in1 at all timaa. i.r m.t. t dar V4 - haS lis. t-t mat. -lal nd and lt . k man .mplnT".! All work ara,-d tn t-i v.-ant.fH-ti. n . Ilr alan ha a .pl"1irt w.rtn'ant if PI waau'i m.ilil snrah r sale. Give Itini a enll. ISstni L. F. i'ttVRERI.AI!f is r'-"."T. ai For scle by dl dealers Ir. DRY COOD3 Ä KOTION3a FSTAU!.1SHK1 ISSS WELCH & GEIFHTHS, SVW ! A X Et3 I rS A ! S4VS..I hII dH-ribtina. AXK.a, Hl.LTiMi and If ILL 11 SMSUIMJa. CIÄI I'l.AK S.n-. with i lsssk.se iih PTir iNSSTansa Potaia, aajafinr f arrr. 7k xjaa. ayprtctwi It'iiiretl.3 Seud loi Price Liat and I'irralsrs i V.l.' it .t liRIFI'ITaa. Boat.-ti. M... or Itr ..t, Mi.h. 0OTt Ail? Wat "-.xvx TS V-t, "tKr , ai. l bt .t N - a V i aetena9assa fTTVn! hkea If. 'i . ts e n: 1-I1T. t.l SisoVtti .T.JJiif' aamT.stl a year. tt.t. raja r?sa t hii'p tea. F'.., -v H ( fir. --ki s. - leal: : ., I . V eil F"-iil O'w V n-iha, a- I n .' la eet re Wick't n I -n -n Vt n i A'.- !iT- . j Slaata rnn ti w-- . '- Kef i I "ten, es aav i i..--n.. . r. Mmrle WarSi -a. P : - O--i-.-. Soi. ' - ttj eS- mm, ,nl S.f..;. t I..I i.:, f .(. . -i lar acd ly It I. W. E."nLA.Tr. PiibiLSar San. Mrw To. Aromatic Vegetable Soap. ror tha delicate ekln of La llaa and ry i--n. SOLU OY ALI lRL.talürS Agents! Read This! VBK WILL FAY AGE XI s A ALARY II of S30 per week, an I asyisaaa, ..r a!l -w a larna juiu.-ai n. ta ev:l our sew inilerfal la feuiiana. Andreas II WAG NTH A CO., ManinaU, Mich. TATTVT'W'fll.'' t't-cad to a;r.,w in atx 1 lioAI tVIIeV R.jp ,, I, su its. Ad.bau U. HICHAM). B SS I IS, Sea VuikP. 0. 'Economy L Wealth'- Franklin B7HT wfll ssanss pay IM ur n. r. f r Srw ao a M tanas wlim il will buy onetW Iih rf at-nr-d rapiitai ia . ia d- .ihi lla'r d, n m.lt. w It fi aMa, ciinsSrntaaS upon entirrl new a wl jra. tvi principli a, rant be irifti. o. and exr.la all i.thers? 1 h r ralebratad Marhinra.a." Itermt-l. ar- iatcadril lor Soir ii.pl. who want to ae ttmr, li,trfrMiti BH'iiae. urumlrH. Machine m to A(-t.t aud ydaa stray t" im-!) fuMl:a 1 ir cuct nts a' I i-lu ! I'Ticae. adilit-ae J- . Oma t o . rnnkl.n ..i. i Diawouü S. M. C" , Bm VT, B.-eion, Man. I)' U. WIIITTIRR, fil7 P. Clitriea atraat. St l.fiiU, Mo , ut l iiiiiD-sidf repiitatiofi, treats all etierial diaeaae; al.o. aminal rmiaaiona. imotaatry. Sc.. the mult of rlf-aSiiaa. Sand 2 ttanil for arala-t itmpliir . Viop. ho matter who faiM atata caas. Oneuliatiot troa. It 1 l-plaiea Lsv..-Fua a fvr Yonn Men. ttfe. in aral.d fbi. lonaa. I .w .an Aaani'tiTioa Bet P., PhiUd. ifhia. Pa Dr. G. is . PZillard's FEMALE Silver PILLS An unfailing remover cf obaf rrSSl iena, and a certain Mafltstsrsi tt-a nmnthlr tnrri ;ii!i',U., Km m. BM and 7'ra.t v. thy Sent fix by mail t eii adi'.r.ae on receipt of on- Dollar t. O. Box 3AaO .New 1 K I1V HOMANCT. I VSCINATIoN OR 8'. TLCU kMI'i,. -'o paea ; ol-.th Thie wc otn-r-ul li .ok liaafntl inatr urtiona te arable tbe reader to marinate either aax, or soy animal, at e til. M earn. riam, fpiril ualiato, and hundred of oth.r rnitont sasaelsaaala. It can be wheal fee by aesdins; a.Mieaa, with poatafre, to T. W. KVANSS CO.. 9. 4t.Snth Kihth atreet. I'hiUdelpl.ia. lAHOODaa l the Vigor of l oath illRettorrd tie Knnr Verla Hi aaa Cwwraatewal UK. KblUHO'l EKSESCK OK LIKK reaiorva manly asMSec, fnm wkatter uae ar.nn;. I l.e i fleet, ol curly ti-rnti oua I. al.it.. ealf al u.a. aud i liluale . (tire way at ODCe to thie riijaiful in I I. me. If taken reg'ilariy i r.iint; to lirertioaa (which are eery imple and r , aire so tea uraiiit trxii b.iaiueuor uleaaiire.) Failure la isapoaaibla. H ld in bottle a at 93, or four qiMuMtiea it one fr SS To he lind only of tha ob- appointed sfanl iu America, HL ritt AN uJCUITbiN, 103 bird Avenue, New York. FOR SALE. A RARE CHANCE. Choice Business Property Foa r dealre to Sell rnv two it ore rooms and tha BTSSSad ok whkh tlnv atan t, '.iot will give a bargain that will jnaiifj a capitalist in (Vlirg and examining tbe tie property. The boibtinre ra raw aud in a tecattm that ia constauity grewiBg In Impertance u a kosineea point. Also tha honse and lot occnf ted by BM oa Ontar atrewt. oppoaite the old Methodist Church. This property will be sold taaae and os easy trma. J, S. ALLEMAN. I: im GUN SMITH. FIRS ARMS! DOl'BLK B.4UUKLI.J.I) SU91 UXS! DOUBLE BA RRELLED RIFLES, (with one barrel for t). SINGLE-SA RR ELT. ED RIFLES T1 A P?.(T- rtS't' -p?. "rTTJ"e7!flI twirn paieni uiuziva aiu awaw. For saa at ths u& Sksp, u njnaouth.ind WBTtM. t itli patent muz.b and twagjt)

MEDICI PILE REMEDYaaaiiTjajBBW Warar'f PII. Rtmrd. kaa MW failed m. ' X i casa) to evntZ ver uorat casaa ot 111!. I ll.ll. . . .M . """v" urninjr or niri'aii.s riiaa. 1 1.. WHO re !' 'ot;:. iaimt-diatoty c:il on their lr.-Sri-t ! kv taw Ml, andl ia ot eaanaaaaandkid nasam an Ksavaiaisan. It has catni ataaj cases uf thirty " "anating. Prtaa ou. Pulür. Fur aa!e hj WiMM...M HkaBBsiiaBT' fc. DYSPEPSIA. nlBSTT-.' '. - - - W irnn "a Iyapepalai ToiiU- it r saiaal . tparail -t;i., Im .rir ntid those ufffring with hat.itual fiaatJfSSMSaV It ia a a-igliily SftanajSaa tiujj imiic ai.d -.l-iilid ai.etiarr ; it arraaajtnaaal ' a'"iu.' ii h-iiI raa'm. Ua digHi-Iiva itpan a.i , heir nasi IS StaSsi Wank, naraaaaa anal jiascyifc pen houM saa Wtm'. Dmallli xmuc lor aala li.v all dru)iaita. frira Oue Dollar. TTm ntif irrii isa asnniiassssisaisawsB j u. COUGH NO rORF warncr's coufj.i Balsam i h-aiiDg, sanenisa; and aapacttuatlac iiJe aattaotSlnaaa n ijeaM iu aaaMSaajSalji raUariaaji SM a.-iii iiajj. curing, the ai. at afcatf a aaaas af Osanns, 1 ..Iii, Sire Tlirpat, Braachitis, Inlannsn. Catarrh. H .. ne.. A'!li:na and OoaMMUnpUofl l(' alaviat iucredible. Sn i.imn it tlie rrl.f! at .! certain ita eft-.-la in all tin- aii.it i aaea, ir ali' afi . of the throat aud latn'l, tliui tbuulaiiilii it j-tiri. i,ui araiiail) jir-. ril.inn 11 , aid am- and .ill a tlmt it the ni -t h-nliiig and oxct. rating inedirine known. (Ja naaaalarafS affunt reltel. sad in la.i.t case od Ixjttt aSjaSSl a C 'in . ; J li Ui ii.:-i iu lanre lMttla. eti.e one lajllar. Uiayaaal own i .It if vou atill cüuh and aufl't-r, The Bal.aiu will cure. WINE OF LIFE. M"Trr it iitiaaiianiiii ma a Tl.i. r. H B: ! Puntltr ai d IMi. 1 .im Drink, Warner's Vinum Vitas, or Wine of kite, ni m 11 .in aa p lawnxaa ii i i iataau-i. live ... Ii. pH ( tt d tur tin -a ho reaalia a atfannlaut It la a apla ndid aSeUaea ami 1. nie, rd the hi.r.t ihm. ia the rid lor aairiltag ike blood, Ilia the aiiat pltiuniiit and Stllrlons article rwr "fleid lo the rutin. txT uuri. r to braavSw. wni.k. j, '-. bittrra, earaaureafcwr articae. U fat ota ar jvmt g, aaa aana thsWlnsnl US). H ia to kct s Uli irssiriif rkssi fsist tssnjafi j health and a tree S'.ar M ttveSl ..irit, lil'.lo aaaU k tab a Um v baa ot Lifo. It ia StafacaaS iruai any tbi:.g rv. r la-Ivie in Us.. It i, t,,ltl ;.. draucariata: - ' J m-M .uraprr, tri maie nvi u I Ili.iie, I aiu it a.l r.-.pttt,Ublv ulixijf. Prita ye Dollar iu ijoan bottlei. EM M E NXcDGtiIaS, r.r..Z' XSSSaflaSaCaTaHaBaBaVaMM Warrior's Emmena5ogu : h rniv I- k.in f, ure th. 1 VVniua, ill ri ra Wherr laslks fjfiul in aMtS tbia itui..riant Ki.li-CKi.-la aeS nullit at nlfcua. hia la ihv Kt ar ,1 Messinf ww aSatssl isr. sasj ysn dannM im: aielv nrsrsra it. it 1 I, a snw enn tM ITanaaai lrrnfi.lai Mies, and nia ta i-i-uif- d ii on in rwrf caa adaaea tt. aavaitalj Im uaabwu oatru it t.j r. ld or ta. aae. loM Vf ntnaists. trice Oas leallar. Or aebt Ij mail ua re. -ist of Ouo DvlUr attd a Quar'ae. HARDWARE. .r-'t ff-t. I. LllfySlVHll'S & EI0 : Wuul 1 notl ISSnsetSally it.r rm thw people of riiii.Oi assl Hirt kail esnnty, tbat .bey bae Uv in ature a COMI'LETE ASSORTMENT OF TLat they IM tell nt aa low rate, ae any HoiiMC West of.cw Vor. rrs We bAvoalaree Stock of Storps that we will sell at Prices to tttU the fllWffS Cooking s.,.via with complete sl? of Triasiags for iiajSO to J2,o, and every Ptovo vrrran:.'d nui to cratt from trn wuen fairly tried. We M:.ruiricn;re a!! ktedi of Tin. Conp r antl hjfcsjsjl Iron wnre. an e;npl.- none tut fltsi class mechanica and guarantee f.r&t-cla9 work. Reracrah-r the place- Sfnre f irmerly occupied by Browalsn &. f ngaa nMNKI & lino. Oh! Read This! BOCK- TOO DEALERS III HARDWARE, JLlf D Tinware, Iron, Kails, OILS, &C. No- 9, East Side Michigan St., Pijmoeih, led. UversmitU NEW SILVERSMITH ! a. it mm Would announce to ths citizens of Marshall county and the public in general that he has again located in Fh mouth and can at all times be found in the Post Office Building, Where ho is prepared to do all work in his line in the very best manner and on tbe most reasonable terms. (sT Particular attention given to the cleaning and repairing of Watches. All work warranted, tiitre him a callFURNITURE ! FURKTURE ! ! 10. DILL, east aid af Michigan street, in tbe Js Room formerly occupied by Bills, wholeaale and retail dealer ia Fnrniture, Hattraaaes, Bed ,tead .Mirrura , and in But everytniug osaally Kept 1 1n , ftrit ctait KuriJitura Stors, at trwatly redncad nnfi steads, Mirrors, and In tut everything nsaaltykept

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Plymouth Foundry MACHINE SHOP PLTM0ÖTH, - INDIANA. Inn prepared atall tlineto da all kinds of ajast auch aa Engine Building:, Krpaircu?. etc., etc. AXD "mi IL- C AS TZ N c- z On har.d at a!l t!:uea, or made to .order on shor notice. SLEIQ1I SHOES, KETTLEb And all gcoda kept in a flrat-c'iaaa.rottndrj. ALL WORK WARRANTED. HORSE AND CATTIiE REMEDIES. TWO ItPSl ami most lUl'uihlc ever otfcral to tue riiOlir, Tho American Mcgnctio H EQUINE GaWmi FCWUEES CERTIFICATE. iTJa T hooby co:tify tl.at 1 I are ey : ipod. and tlif ronbly arleal iz ra ;r;...f the aU.re t i K md rerard tlrin taretMratbMM ! K.'ent merit ssivosld terdt illyrw a I th"n f. i .i i ;li a 71 eoinl earo lrfm re-I'.'-If 2 . treiin nil. 1 n 1 on . aeio . r tintrattmi nt "f tbe vaiiona t:i-e:i-ra n.i v. Ii i'i- y are sssiaaas, thin auy rem etile vi vL.lL, i Luvo KttOSi i 1 CEOPCE H. DADD, Veterinary Surtjrrm. AutUr ol Ano emi; a.4 Häümaiu oi the Ilir2e.n " 'Jr. m II r.t DuiO: :" L.-C ParchatenwIU p'-ass ask tor a c.ipy rfAtsrnasni LOUD & SillTH, FtsytstssB, Co - IiJl K .. r A ! I L I i . aamjila sisrktnn rBa AsAVsan BIXRLKTKNiT TINO MAflllXK CO.. ISS Saal 4th al , ... n;i O. r.xE-tViHiso AGBNTH WANTKIi. t'irealar aad I V 31 DAYS. ta.1 be o';a Ajci.t. setlian it.vta"e TaTlNT Fi.a. in HHM.n. o-,er 5",tti n.i in net BsoassaesmM ty aa. Ilcraea Orealeyaatd like Aaaorlraa Sgl Halt niriat. i-ni.:it re-rri d :or tah SSBWt. a.l' OAi.RINu. laJtaaspullS. lud. Cmii8U6 ECOK SCBT iUE IM Oaris Sunlight - i mt a j i aw A WORK dear-riptire of the MYhTEMKS. VICES, VIRTUES. SPLENDORS, sad CRIMES, ot the VI TV JRJS. It t.'ta l,aw Piria rat t-mi ; 'irw'o'a'fe' M Pi armful ''ity Ir tha Wi rM : antl Knl r. i : r r. r.ur. ! . at a la., rti.l erat el 1 ;t 'y and t.flarii.n ; ho eMtwta are ewjtidlad I FtoSpswI aal A rs ; h.iw Vittn as ' Vtoa g a iii-'ii. arm in ISs Kr.ttillfui itj; now iL ni t Fearful Cnn.ee are rrtitriittad and vii.mled ; liow BBSnS a.iiannYrrd in i.M-k-aa luxury : acd c- ntaine 1 '. i . . .-i 1 .' r)t" em;: tiu. i.f n.icl I'iarei I.ir an I SiB" in Paria. Ariu want-. Ptuvvr . a .if ftee. Adiir-'aa Nati aal Pi;' I ll .r;j' . ' !nc;.K", Hi. . ( ir ri inati. Ohio, or St I.-i.l, Mo. W A N T E D--Agents. $85lo $100 perftlcntli, Erenrwhere, male and female, lo introduce tho trac!ce laptotfd (emsr.on Sce FAMILY SOWlNi, AtHNB. Ti.it Machine will atlteh, "nasi. ML, tsefc. snfli coni, t i ua, bisid, udU embruiilt-r in a must superior ) manner. f!CE OWLYlH DOLLARS. Fully Warranted for Fire Years. Wr- w il' fae J jCio f,.r nuy ma. tiina that will aaw s sironprr, siote licsntifal, or luora slj:ic staui ;. pats, it tnakait tha ELASTIC LOCK STITCH. Ere it ircotlJ etitch can 1 rnt. and ati!l tbe cloth car.i ot le pulled apart wilhont tenrinx it. Wr pav Ac ""a Irojii e; ; -j. o p r momli bikI e.xa-uaaa or a . '.ruiaaion Irom abic'a taica that auiuuut ctQ ta made. Address, SECOMO s CO., Pltabttrgrt. Pa Boston matt or 8t Ionia CAl'TTOX.Brwnre of ai! Amenta aalUng tt. chinea wrider the aama oatr.e Kioun. auleaa tl.v ran show a I'ertiArate af Aao -v aignt'l by ajs. Weaoall i.ot li id ireelvfit te.i ,.i.an le or mi.rtl. - Ma- ; chinea w. Id ot other parHas, aad snail awaweeaia ill I partiea aith-r Sellins; or aai x Machines uniisr tl is tiaire, io tbe tuii latent.,) tbe lau. unless Ii 1. chines we:e attained itvru us by ar Auen!.. Pa ti.it I inipieed upon l-y parties wbo copy our adverti.en.un acd I f 1 1 slasS aud oficr woi tbUss Machines at a leea puce. NEW CHEAP BOOST a THE Starling Progressive Papers COMPLETE. f omprNlnr I.fbrral and IorIcal Ensayai on lhe f !loti Iti fiirjpcls . tmk srraiT of raosVM Oivine Development Life Individual BsfcfSJ National foria. Th Divine mcth.-l, The Spintn al Republic, A R!aark'le Vi!n. Ieapiee not Propt.eayitipa, oalatity, What ans I. Whence pradticed. aad for what iid. whence drew I lein, to w hat aartnä Baad .' Id. a. tbeir riac and proraea Tha Naza-ene What think ye ot "brist ? Ueaen -erat lot Tbe '-lilitv af ; . - plea for little ones Anirels, what are thn ? What is aaaa Wwrtat stf Wonders Cbeerfulneea I llltty of te.rs Earnest words to M .lhars Sellh' .-d "And wliea be crnaa to hiinsell What in faitb ? Be not afraid only believe A privat Seance Spiritual PhetiomeTin The Bioken Sword- The Ku.tic Necklace Hair rut i in; ty aptrita Spirit Painting The mysteri- . haud oft aa s woaauSews from the Spirit World Tranf r:nai ion at oar tiobo, aad the Saal diappearaiice of even snd all diseases. Tha. Book nuti'U-ra naarly one hutired paes, with an illuminated tili pace asd wili be mailed to ut.y aduress securely w replied lor tha low p be ot ü eta. rt-aae add teas W. I). Kcich'jer, N'o. 207 Oarter at. , I'-iila-delpbia, Penn. a. T. a s. a. a. Excelsior Monthly Magazine' Is the cheapest and the east mscerine we have read this ioag um. It coats eon only one dollar a year, aud fives mora and better reatilbk' matter than many of the h.jrber prised ones. Cut this out, pit a foliar with it, and send to C. L. VAN ALLEN, New York. a, t. afa. a , a. tf MOSES SMITH, and dealer ia Silver Plated Ware, NO, 10, WEST SIDE MICHIGAN ST. Repairing Dona by a Skillful and thorongh Workman. Orders Promptly and Satiaiactorily filled. 13- - .... . rwpiIBKSrUB J" "ma naa a larg 'a, aatuemv. .. . v.. .v. . . m ALlZ Job TjrJP wU1 i af a fiwttn-msssi a-. wjia win sa

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RAILROADS.

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