Marshall County Republican, Volume 10, Number 32, Plymouth, Marshall County, 7 June 1866 — Page 4

THEREPUBLIC AN Tlic Gcnnaia situation Poetically Stated. rune describes in olJ-ashioaeJ nursery rhymes the relations of Austria and Prussia, quite is well as the difficulty between them cm be stated in columns of grave, elaborate piose: Prussia was a rabbcr, Austria was a thief; Prussia and Austria, Stole a Droiah fief. Trus-ia said to Austritt, "Leare the swag alone," Austria said to Prussia. "When you Jrwp jour bone." PrussU said to Austria "You don't mem to go?" Austria paid to Prusii, -Out of JIufeu-m? No." rru-ii Slid to Autrift, "Wherefare do you arm?" Austrit 3t.il to Tru'i-it, "Of yiu in alarm." Prussia said to Austria, "I don't mean to fi'ht." Austria said to Pru.ia, Jfy intention, quite-" Truia said to Austria, "Drop your warlike gme." Austria saij to Truia , - . When jou do the same." Trm-ia said to Austria, What's the end tobe?" Au?Tia sai l to Prussia, "litt me, and youll see." Prussia said to Austria, "Come, this bru won't do." Austria said to Pru-wii, "Sir, the sime to you." Pni'sia aid to Austria, I'll the Diet try." Austria said to Prussia, Thank you, so will I."

Tili: AKW YORK KIjOI'UHEVT. Scau'IaI In 1 1 1 S h Plarra -Anotlirr Chapter of SvX-tnl Life. Tfte telegraph his alreadj gircn our readers a meagre account of a recent very extraordinary affair in some of the upper circles of New York, in which Mrs. General Eaton's niim$ was involved. The New York Newi has a full acoount cf the mitter. From its columns wc tike the following additional particulars: Those who h.ire ttuJicd with any decree of e ire the previous history of our country, will hire no difhVultj in recalling to their recollection the nime of Mrs. Gen. Eaton. This lady was, in her day, one of the most fascinating women oi Washington; he was active, intelligent, witty, full of life and animation, and was poseed of a very fair share of personal attraction. Br her social graces site commanded the attention of many of the leaders ot fkhion in Washington, and, as a'l narratives inform u, won the special lavor of the gTcat General and President Jackson himself. In short, she was at one time "the bright particular star" of the Ameiican c .piul. From our RrpuWiean court she was transferred to alorn the court of Madrid, lo which place Gen. Eaton was accr?dited Minister. She passed some time both in London and Paris, and well sustained the credit of the American name. After Gen- Eaton's death, LU widow was left Jhe possessor of an independent fortune, well inrested. She l.veu in good styl, and was noted alike for her pood taste, liberality and charity. In course of time h sumed the puardianship of her two grandchildren, ayounp girl and boy, and made ample provisions fr their future life, settlinir upon each of them a sufficient property. Maintirae a young Italian by tha name of B . landed upon ou? shores. He wa, we befieve, of respectable connection in his own country, but was certainly very poor and lor a considerable Fpseeoftime. could procure no employment Forced to be idle, and yet forced to lire, his prospects were very disheartening. But in his ramMes he chanced to meet one of our leading musicians who recommended l.im to adopt the profession of a dancinir master, for which he was apparently well qualified. The Italian acted rpon the friendly hint thu3 given, tnd met an encouraging degree of success. Among his dancing pupil were a boy and pirl the grandson and grand daughter of Mr. Gen. Eaton. B was a mia of oily, insinuating mnners, rather handsome, though n t prepossessing to a judge of physiognomy; betraying in his tout entemble more of the dancing master or barber than of the gentleman but such as ho was, the srandty.ildren referred to, tha boy and tho girl, conceived a decided liking for him, and even went so far as one day to request their grandmother to allow lira to vliit at her house. At first Mrs. Eaton was indignant at the idea of this social innovation; but finally consented. The reit can be rcvlily surmised. Before many mouths had passed it was announced in fashionable circles that tho widow of Gen. Eaton and Bourgncani, the dancing master, were to be married. Now, mark the wor'dly policy of the Italian. Step by step, by means of a determined mind and a smooth tongue, ha contrived to obtain possession of all the property of his wife. He even prevailed npon her to annul her arrangements for the maintenance of her wards (of whom he professed to be the disinterested protect or, father, as it were or, to speak more by the card, grandfather,) and to transfer what was originally designed for their future lives to the use of his prescut needsHe also rose in three months to be the undisputed controller of nearly one hundred thousand djIUrsBourg a nani invested his newly acquired funds in "business" straw or millinery goods or something of the sort and openly "worked hard," but secretly "lived fast." Utterly destitute of the finer Instincts of humanity, but familiar with al! its grosser desires, he set deliberately about ac complishing a deed a black and as mean withal as ever was conceived in the soul of a scoundrel. His adopted granddaughter, the blood relative of his own wife, and one who by her kind word and introduction, had been the original first cause of his good fortune, was a quiet, rather pleasing, naturally open-hearted young girl, easily influenced and warmly attached to the Italian, whose intimate relationship to him gave him every facility to increase this attachment. To the ruin of this young creature the firmer dancing master cooly asd calmly proceeded, step by step, with a caution and a stratagem worthy of a Machivelli. Last week Bourganani proceeded to Washington, where he remained several days. Meantime the yotmg granddaughter was observed to be very restless, and evidently in ill hcalih. Gossip be gin to assert itself. Dame Rumor employed a few of her thousand tongues; but on Monday night last the Italian returned to New York, and all was well. He, his wife and his granddaughter took their aeata at the table d'hote in the fashionable boarding house ia Clinton place, and all appeared io the highest spirit. On Tuesday the granddaughter left the house on the plf a of visiting her sister and returned no more. Tuesday night the poor wife waited for the husband whom she was destined never more to see. Wednesday afternoon there appeared in the papers, arid also in the morning papers of yesterday, a line among the locals announcing the departure for Europe of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bourganani. The next day came a letter from Bourganani informing her (the loving woman to whom he owed his alky owed tho very coat upon his back, and the rery money with which he paid his passage in the steam tr, her who had given up the world and the world's golden god for him) that"i she kept quiet," he having converted all her property into cash and taken it with hirn, would allow her the maenificent allowance of twenty dollars a week. Tha law, we believe, cannot overtake the gnilty pair, but at least the reprobation of society should, alike here and abroad.be directed on the head of the I tali. rtllain, while the heartfelt and most practical ijmpathj of the community, both here and ia Washington, should be bestowed upon his unfortunate but most estimable wife. Iluy Found. Mr. Joseph FetUers, who 1it? on the Gohen and Fort Wajrn road, seren miUj south of Wolf Lake, near C. W. Kin3ej'a, found, about six weeks ago, a light one-home bug; hid about W) roda from the road, in a thick part of the woodj. -Appearances in Jkmted that it had been stolen, as there were eridences that one horse had been fed there, and alao to others, npon the ground. He found to impossible to re more It to his home, before cutting a road . . Publishers of newspapers are requested to insert this notice in their papers. Mr. Fettlers maj be addressed at Merriam, Noble count, Indiana. Lijonur Banner. t .a -" A smooth speech, is often honied poison.

Stroiigr lVords by the President. Andrew Johoson, on tho 17th of April, lPCI, three days after the assassination, in addressing the Indiana delegation, uttered the following strong words: "No one can say that, if the perpetrator of this fiendish deed be arrested, he should not undergo the severest penalty the law knows lor crime. None will say that mercy should interpose- But is he aloue ruityT Here, gcntlemeo, you perhaps

i expect me to present some indication of my policy. I . 1 1 r, . . i I meiningl hi say: CTcry era leacues iu lassim. Tlie American people must be taught if thej do not already feel that treason is a crime, and must be puuUheo; that the Government will not always bear with its enemies; that it is strong, not only to protect, but to punish." A Vit roa Cast Orr Cbixouie. The New buryport lirull says: "In passing the garden of our fricad Marden.of the Amesbury stage, a few days since, we noticed a dozen sets more or less of hoops, reversed from their original position, the small ends tliwn and the large ones supported on stakes, while inside tomatoes are being trained to run up the sides and fall over the outside, which will shortlj cive a very beautiful appearance." . i ii A destructive fire occurred at D title Creek, Michigan, lat Uiursdiy, which dc.-trojed the IUttte Creek House, 211 hordes belonging to Van Amburj-h'a menagerie, and sevir.il shops. Los, $911,000. MEDICINES! Would call the attention of the public totheii ulland wellselected stock of goods, wellsuitcdto this market, consisting in part oi Drugs, Medicines, Paint, Gil, Book, STATIOXEIIY, SCHOOL BOOKS, Lamps, Lanterns, Coal Oil, YANKEE NOTIONS, Jfiiff V Iff i rfoir Paper Perfumery,Photograph Albums, STUI i Cigars, Fine Cut Tobacco Candies, j PA TEXT MED1CIXES, Foley's TSotanic Balaam, Ilolloivny's Worm Confection, JLc, Xc. i Call and sec our stock before purchasing else I where. ! PERSHING & Co. ; jin'yÜ.ISCS-lStr j 0BSER VE WELL i Tho Noted Analytical Physician, DR. V. CLAREXOE PRICE. THE only PUyi'-i.iii f Iii Vitnl in tlie VY,f, ni-l with the KrMTwt n-T-., .ti:i-"l a l-tt'-r n-pifat ion, -f-frrtol mre cni-UU' cur-, visit..! il;n .'i lh l.iiiaer-t without uiifHin: an hit .i-.-iii.-iit. than any ihrsi- ian that trtT-l, ha oiitlivo.l tin-in all aii't Im-.iii nott-U fur hi üXill in trvatlns all thronic lira- s of tlie f- . TV iVifi hcaj, n.Tvr, ki.In"T, MaMr. rfnih M""l afTreri.rti ofthe tirinarr .rff-iTi. pr.tvfl.iM-rofiil.-i, rh-nniJti.--iii, ra::irrh,asthiii, hn.in hilas, lvf- !ia, &c. Our .r.t-ti.--, t 'ii -f f xji-riiiifnt, hut uf twenty y-ar! t;n.linp, funn ll mi th Iawof N.ttiir-, ithyt-art of oxj'f rinr- anil -viil-ti-f l t"iit;iin it. I not t-nr l.iwn, m ikf i k t m:ikf -ll, n rl trrtm-nt, n tritlinj:. n. tl.it tf ririjr. W- kimw th ran- aii.t Thf r-me-1 n.-fh-.l, ii uiic-i work, hut kno h-tlji p.tin-.l ly year ofexjieriVticf in the trfutiin-tit nf t!i-f Ii-M-a -xi-lui'iTii-Ij. ti.tf niraftiif nt without a pri.-t-rt. I'an.li.l in our 'j'inioii, rcajon.'il.lf in our rlur-, rlaira not lo know -vcrj thini, r cur- f v.-ryllr, hut d.. claim to r-:ir-n an.I comni-n hmi. Wc invite th i-k, nni.itt.r hat their ailmi-nt. to call, invp?iti-i itf l t.r th-y ahamlon h'-o, makf ialf rr.(ratioii ami lr.-iile f.-r th-ni-lvi-ii, will eoM ii'.thinp as ronnlt.if ion i fr-f . Thi in thf v-iith yi-ar that I havf visit.-.! LaT-rtf, aiol 1 nhall makf my tiit for y.-ar rsuUrlr uu tlu-aup Saj of the k fv-ry rixht wt--k. 1 can In c n,jlf-.l at LaPortr, Tarkcr 1Iou-r, Iriii(r Sun. 1 it an.I M.-mlay, tin- llth ami Uth of Jmif.lH'JC. ItfsM'n-f an.I La?nratvry, U'aukriran, llliio.U. Those not alli to visit iiiv ran write. arilO,'2.1yl AGENTS WANTED. 8lO A DAY EASY MADE. $10 Bra-lUnc Kneravin-i, Car.l rhot-.-rrafli n! 5taf ionrry. Our !tati.n-rT rarkot-T--l a!l..tl-M; -rn-h l'arkateo.n tain PajMT. Envelope. Tf n-il, Pen. 4r., anl Jewelry worth a.. 'liar at retail. I"ric aV : i.'tnti. Vie will en.l Atr-Tits lift Stationery Package an! a SilTtr AVateli frSI7. NVe al.4-1 puMinh uplendid itfl KiiraviD) ) Portrait, I.ithosrapnic I'rin'.. r., Tery (Hul.tr ni.l wih-ahlf. Will en.l a fine a4..rt inent of loii f.r 81-1 that -will realize fVi, ora?lo..t that will tk-ll for i or over. M'ill eiila aainle lot for 8" that willf -i .-rt'lA. .1 ! St n f.r ratalojrue. T-rin. Xr. JI.'.niilNS fc Co., 30 neekman St., X. Y. Jan 4, .-"W-tuS If '.ILL paper, A LARGE STOCK JUST HECEIVEI dir-t from tho Manufacturer. Ctwtrtmer eivnrM-t fail to suit tlieiu-lves in style, jnulity, lUMiitity nil l.rirrs, at LEMON'S DRUG STORE. 3ar 33 "xtst Cabinet Rooms, Second Door West of Palmer's Store, LA PORTE ST., PLYMOUTH IND. Jonathan Wright m Woul.l Inform hi oM lrien-1 an.I the j.il.li- generally that hehasjat brought on a !SiiVudil Stock of Cabinet Furniture v " COXSISTISO IS PART OF Bureaus, Sofas, Lounges, Bedsteads, Whatnots, Talles, Stands, Wardrobes, Cuploards, Parlor Setts, Parlor, Dining Room and Kitchen Chairs, &c, Jcc. He also keeps eonstantly . on hand Posewood, Cherry and. Walnut ch Cf every Styla and QoalitranJ a Ilcarsc to attend Funerals. M, Those wanting Pnrnltnr of any kind will find it to their Internat to (rive him a rail before pnrrhaninfr. Heran um will tvll aa cJteap aa any other establishment In the country. Jonathan Wright, Plymouth, InO., Sept.!, 18C5.-4Ctf

t

Spring Bed Bottoms.

Patented October 4th, 1S38. THE ADVANTAGES OF THIS BED ARE: Firtt. It is iniple and easily tiulcrstood. fieconwf. Any person citn jut them ii, it tiring only neessary to saw the end itrip th ncessary length, and sere. it tu the twdstead. IVrrf. For ComS.rl, Ease and Elasticity, it is not esrvlled by anY other Md llottom. Ffrtk. Xoteasily getting out ut repair, it in Durable, anl will last Itle-tiiiie. fifth. It will lit any B-diteitd, by merely adjiixting: the ends of the Uli" and cud strips, a frame Uut being necessary. $ixth. Yt can arrange th head to that it will tu higher thuti the rMt, and when in use in perf llv noiwb-M. firrrmtk. Owe en, YSKMIN WILL JiÖT L1VK IN THEM, the Vulcanize.! HiiMmt driving them awur. Ki-jMth. Only one Mattre) ii ncceiivary. Kinlk. They are the theiii-t Bed llottom in market, Ix-iiig -mid from Six to Seven Dollars. Trmth. My reason of th!-e facte they are a Com nercial Article. They are packe! in such a small -inpaM, and ft iui little for freight, that they cau hewme au article of trade. I ai iov prrparrd to fnrulali Bril Ilotfoms to those "trantlnf; them lit St. .Joseph, Marshall, Fulton. Cass, Huntington, Allen, Lnjrranjre, Whitley, Steuben, Wells and Adams Counties. ?rn 1 with the order the length nnd breadth, inside iii-niirc, of I.ditfnd to ! fitted with the It "1 R"tfm. I haue the alMre roniitie for Sale and will furnish the Bed :rinir if required. 17" A Good Chance to make Money on a $mill Capital. Gaad T'.tle giren for Countitt.j Fur particular add reu H. B. PERSHING, Marrh 1. lCC-lSlf Plymontti, Intl. AB B2CKER & CO., (Successors to Cleaveland & Work,) HAVE orENED OUT WITH A MUCH LARGER STOCK TL AN BEFORE AND ARE READ V TO RECEIVE ALL KINDS OF As lie Fore, and Sell Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Queensware, Glassware, Woodenwarc, AT THE LOWEST RATES. Call and see at the old stand of Cleaveland & Work, AB BECKER & Co. Plymtrjfh, Jan. IS, lr..;. TREMENDOUS I EXCITEMENT! t j The public wonder at it! NOBODY SEES HOW IT CAN BE DONE! Old Fogy Merchants PREDICT BANKRUPTCY. WE KNOW IT HURTS Til EM, DUT CAN'T HELP IT! J. iYJ, DALE & GO. Still Lead the Trade! The Reason Why! They know that Rea-ly Minej hak'n in the bo of a New York r Boston lmjort-r or Jobber, is iitRi:sisTAiJi.r. Foreign ami Domestic HDIEircKdDaDIiDS On IiidJ, consisting in part of Balmoral Skirts, and Bradley's Celebrated Dnplex Eleptie Skirts, Uro. Muslin:, JJleacheil Muslins, J'?nns it Checked Flnnncls, Satinets, Cassimors, Cloaking Cloth, Hickory Shirtinpr, Sliirtin; Checks, Ticking, Sliirt Fronts. Shawls, Cloaks, Hosiery, Gloves, Ready Made Clothing, Dress Goods, Fancy Silks, Black Silks, and Ladies & tients Furs. Also, HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, fec, &c, fcc. Allot whirl, will be aoM at AatonlahltirIjr I.w Prlera. Call an.I examine their larice tnl eU-tcaut Stork of Uon1 and atiify youri-!ve of the great bargain they areoTferlnit. B.-! Remember the f lare, Cleaveland's Old Stand on Laporte Street. J. M. DALE & Co. Plymouth, Tnd Xor. Iß: 18C',. PATENT MEDICINES, OF ALL KINDS, to b found at LEMON'S DRUG STORE. ESASUHESH! HASHEESni Ccrks 1, nerronsDess, general debility, and produces theurfulntiM. FERSIUNG Is CO. jaallj

Bourbon Advertisements

S. W. GOULD, M. D., Physician ami Surgeon , J3ourbon, Intl. OflHee, South Wt Corner of I'uldic Siju ire. RF.SIHEXt'K, South West ft le t. USiteeial attention Ric n to Siirp-ry and the treatmetilwfChniiii' liea!e. n.Mf Something New der the Sun. un1AK WAKE, Uourbon, Indiana. GROSH & IMSLE, Ilavi the lion"? of miinunHns to tin uhlic that they havrriv.-iitlv oh-ip'1 in Iai" I'.i i. k Blotk iu ftourboii the Urptl ami must -'Ulllt il s wl TT JS. 2L 3D "Wm 23, CONSISTING IX TART OF Iron, Xuils, Sush, Glass, PuWj, Stoves, Sairs of aS kinds. Harness Hardware, Sheet Iron Ware, Tin Ware, Cop 2er Ware, Stove Furniture, Bclliny, Paints, Oils, ..,.1 .,n l.......i.,l .itli.T thinir luii.-illv foiiiiil in A firnt i-lns j II.ir.1w.irr K-,t:i!.lihnient. Thrir .h.-lvr are fill, il to tin l.rim, a to rr-nt thf l.ariri-t, in-ai ani in ap.fi -fori in. tit .-ver flr. -I in the State. The puhlic ill finl TWO LIVE MEN Nhin-I the toiiiiter, ho are oM haii.li at the hiiMV.-y-i,au.l can wait n more runtomiTa, atul -11 .lorc CiootN, Cheaper Ciood, and Hotter Cooil., j than all the OU F.i-'" in M.iriOiall IVuiity. RiTCt'tne j on: t-ouie all! ami nt- for yonrselvea. GROSH & NOBLE. B..nrIon, Ari! ITlli.tW.. TAN BARK WANTED. THE unili ri.eiH.J will par tli highest rioe inah lor T BARK il.-liv. r.-.l -it Ih" Tanm-rj in Tlj mouth f .rm rly tnl hy E. r.ml r.prm.Ai.nAfril . 1 ;.. 'ill f TT. A. ILeiiiioan, DRTJGGrlST, IKastSMc Michigan St., l'lymoutli, Inl., DEALER IN j Drills, Medicines, Pure "rincs and Liquors, FOK .MK1IICAL Pl'lll'O., LINSKED OIL. SriUITS TURPENTINE. P.ENZOIL, WHITE LEAD WINDOW GLASS. PUTPY, LARD OIL. NE ATS FOOT OIL. COAL Oil. LAMPS, t!i;C. WALL PAPER, WINDOW CURTAINS, SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, &C-, &c, &c. PIIYSiriANS are iarti.-nlarly rHiile. ! call an.) ei.imine the to. k atol x t-f U-forc urchaiii-;.-l.-ewhere. Partlcnlar at 'ml Ion j;iv, n t. FILLIXfl PHYSICIANS PHKSmiPTIoXSan.l FAMILY KEflP-KS, by ax expeiiiexceu;drvist. March 15, 1 t.2fyl Family G-roceries. .8. MATER L. AU8SnAU.lI Sc CO., DEALERS IS FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Fruits, Butter, Eggs, Cheese Lard, Tobacco, Cigars, Wooden and Willow Ware. Itnolicltii ptliepnbli-atronnpeire wonM nay that ou Stoek of liroreriea it compU-te a 11. 1 ill ni'are favorablj a ith any enfaMinhmetit in rllMrn I nuiaiia. jierrnani ui(lieJ ritlilJr.M .iri.m.ii uk favrable term, all thing couilered ,a ia Fort W'tjne or Chicago. All Orders filled with Dispatch THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID PO ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. WehnpebT a rlnseattetifion lo the wnntu of thepnblfc in the iro-Tyline to nu-rit a Iil-eral aliare I iti paironagt. VTe alio pleIge ourselves to CITE AS GOOD BAM A INS IN GROCERIES avcan teoltainl at anr konxein Xorlhern Inli.ina. Giratia arall.anJ we a illconviiK-e you that e willnotbc untler.oM. L. NÜSSBAUM & CO. Plymouth, Jan. II, 180ft IUI TUltNINQ- SHOP -AW WheeJ, Reel and Chair Manutadorj. IOTT ES prepared to do all kind ot Turning that can b done on a home power lathe. -IIlo makea riav Wheel. Sninninc WheeU, H.M-1. and Split or Bark Bottomed Chairs, ia the U-st and mot substantial aianner. REPAIRING DOXE ON SHORT NOTICE. ftiTShnpiuU 40 rods south of the corporation line on the eaat aide of the Michigan Road. faog2t43tf D R. HERRICK'S MEDICATED Cures Cooghf. Colds, Asthma, sorsness of tha Breast, Inflammation ofthe Lungs.etc. Warranted to gite satlsfac tion. 8ld br

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IVIelodians. BZelodians The qtit-ütioti li often aVel l-y eron ho are ulut purchasing a lian, Or-raii or 3iellinn. h-tean I pel the Ix-Mt, an.lat the lowest fisure? We wuiihi say to all Jtnii that me are at-lit for iht: et m out of the Standard make of PianoH liu America. 'Anions the many Tiiakcrs wc st-11 tlie eelebnited F. C. Liglite & Vo., in. knal-e i- Co., Hallet, Davis fc Co.. Hazc-lton & llro.'s, I. dr C. Fischer, G. A. Miller i C)., I. Cliiekerinjr, Kurtzman it Iluire, 3IeNeil, Mel'hail r Star l'iano, and other lJoston and New York Manufacturers We sell the iar famed S. I). A: II. W. .Smith's, Prince's, Mason !' Hamlin's. IVIELODIANS. We sell S. I). & II. W. Smith's, C IVliMilit's, A. C. Chase's I'rinee's Mason fc Hamlin's and others. We will nay that we make thi Our SieelI It u a 1 nrii. ami uirre to w 11 any of the abovu iu-lruin til-, that you may g l.-rt on I3ETTE11 TERMS THA.v YOU CAN rOSSIIiLY UUY ELSEWHERE. We Warrant oil of our Instruments for FIVE YEARS. ToClinn-hea, Ch-rpyiiieii, Ac, a I.AK('K MSrorXTliive me a e.ill In-fore buy iiiK of-tny one, :itnl bv satirti.-.l that you can j-ur. h.n of im- at from 10 to 20 per cent Cheaper than any other man in the West. O. WHITMORE. Gen'l Agent at La roe. OFFICK in V.. Paul's Boot & Shoe Store, PLYMOUTH, IND. rVovc-niWr 23, 1MV-iittf "book "store."" School and Miscellaneous Books, Daily ami "Weekly IVeivs Paper., PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Yotions 4V Toys INKS, GOLD. ZIXZ AND STEEL TENS, PERFUMERIES, CIGARS, &c, Allofwhi. h m iv U- f .un.l at the POST OFFIC K, an! t irSah at Very hmv Figuren, ly 0. H. P. BAILEY. March , isr,fi-nl! Recommended by our best Physicians. E OED7 GER REACT COUGH BAIjS AM! Vcgotablo Liver Pills, AND DIARRHEA CURE. Kfi-niti r I.5.. I. 1. .....v..,. aarrant :U i.tit - - -1 -1 - - - - mi if.M'tif.n " . 3 f..nl-l. Dodd't German (JonjJi B'ilam, f r nil kinds of COUGHS. SORE THROAT. HOARSENFSS WHOOPING COl'GH, ic., is ix-rior to an j now In iirio. Alany .ill fur "I'o!d' trman Cough H iIkhiii. " DODIS VEGETAl'.LE LIVER MU-fl, f..rU Rillious Diseases,-Sirk Hwi.lirhe, Cleanpin; the StniiM'h, I'lirifTlinr the HI.xmI, H.-ni..viii(; all lHwtrix--ti.m, are iine)iial .-l in tti w.tI.I. iii.e tricl alwav u-uM. IkolI sIIIAUHIIK V C tH K -the Wlk n..w Canniiiiitive and Atrins-nt, a rertain etm for liarrhca, Ch.'l. ra Morl.ii. lll.wlv Flux. Ar. Th aUive ren i-uio. f.r s.ile hy all Driif-t'i'"". Tn-piir.! only hy DODD BRO'S & CO.. lirCIIAXAX. MICH. G. ELAIX 3c CO., T. A. LEMON, and PER SH.'NG &, CO., Acejitj for Plymouth. March -'2, 18WV-21t1 MEXICO. 110. 830,000,OOOXOA1V or the REPUBLIC OF MEXICO. Twenty-year Toapon Bonds in Snms of tjiOO, i'M, and tl,WS. Interest Seven per cent., Payable in the City of New York. Priucipal and Interest Payable in COLD. $10,000,000 to 1)3 Sold at SIXTY CEHS on the LOLLAR, in 1". S. Currency, thn yi.-Mfnir In intert- of TWEI.VK l'Eltl'KXT. IV WIM, or f-KVKNTKKN FKR CENT. IN CURRENCY, at th.i present rate of premium on gold. TIR5T YEAR'S INTEREST ALREADY PROVIDED Most DE5IKAULE INVESTMENT CVCf OlFeretl. Immem5e Tracts of Mixixg ani Agvkxlti'ral Lais; sixTT rE cent, of Port Dvf.3, IvrosT-i. and Taies, in the States of Tamauutas änJ Sax Luis Potosi; and the Plighted Faith of the said States and the General Goverxme.it are all pledged for the redemption of these Bonds and the par mcnt of interest. THE SECURITY IS AMPLE. S.Kl in 1". S. Currency will buy a 7 per ct. Gdd Bond of f'M 1.0 " ' " " fl'S alMI c',,),, Jus " " ' " 51,000 Lrt ererjr i-er fff RextuMictin Inttilnfiotu bug at I mat ONE BOND. Circulars Jörwardcd and snlis-riptlns received l.y JOHN W. CORLIK-S Jt CO., and J. Ii. TIKFT, Finatui.il Afrent ofthe ItefuMIc f Mexico, 37 Broadway, N. 1 . RtJ SulMicritioii9 al.-o re-elvel l.y Dunks and Bankers renerally throii)liout the I uitcl Mates. IVc. 1, 18Vi li APORTE MARBLE WORKS. & Co., Manufcrturers of all kinds of Monuments, Tomb Stones, Head Stones, of alt Sizes and Forms, ' MARBLE TABLE TOPS, Bureau Tops, Counter Slabs, Etc. TlieT will sell all kinds of work cheaper than any other establinhinontin Northern Indiana cad, and ill warrant satisfaction in all cases. R. S. LENHART, General Agent A. V1NNEDGE, Local Agt. Pljciouth. x-tol-r23,G3-4".tf Scwixo Machixis. Persons wishinjrto pur chase Sewlng.Machines, either for manufacturiiig or family use, will find it to their interest to call at this office. u LAMPS. Parlor, kitchen and hand Lamps, oiammouth Lamps, Chandeliers and Lan U-rus. janir PERSHING k CO. FOLEY'S D ALS AM. Call and okt abottla of Foley's Dot .nie Balsam and care jonr cold and coughs. janll rt-KSUJKU 3 L,U.

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Our assortment of Ladies', Mens', Misses', Boys', Youths' andCIiildrcns' Boots and Shoes, of every description, is Full and Complete. Our .Stock was bought at Reduced Prices, and will be sold AT SlJCja-XjXj PROFITS ! Wo also m.ikc Boots and Shoes to order, and think wc can please all who favor us with their custom. Our Stock is such that no one can fail to be suited who may give us a call. Store first door South of J. E. Wcstcrvclt &, Co., at TUE SICrN F TESE ISICi ESOSDT I 1: . 1 a v r.

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MJ1MMO TU HARDWARE STORE, Take pleasure in aunouncinpr to the citizens of Marshall ami aJioining counties that thej now har. the largest and best selected stock of F0REIGX AND DOMESTIC SHELF HARDWARE, Hinges, Butt.-, Screws, Hope, Twine, Yails9 Paints Oits9 Stoves and Tinware IN NOllTITEllN INDIANA, which wa.lought for cali before the adi-ance in prices, and which thej intend to sell at priccf that de fy competition. Having moved their stock to the Nortli Room of tlie New Brick Block, they would reeprcctfully invite all their old friends and customers to gWc them a call, and see how nice ami snu? thev arc in their new quarters. O01d Iron, Copper, Brass and Rags Wanted, for which the Highest Trices will be paid.

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Plymouth, Indiana, May ISth, 1?G". The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs forty ilin-r-iit et vl, ait;ipt'-l t ?ht-1 ami svnlur niui.-. f..r fHO to SM raili. FIFTY-OXK OfMr SII.VKIt MEDALS, or tlir first vr-iiiiiinisaarl(lth-tir Illtist ratel Oatnl'k's frc. A-Mnns. MAON A HAMLIN, Boston. r MASON DIIOTHEUS, New Yob. s'It7'i-4.'.j I A Change ofBase! Richmoiifl Has rallen, JJbJ-sb 'Jb DAVIS, WITH A rORTlOM OF THE Rebel Cabinet has been Captured, A ;t D Peace Will Soon Be Declared ! In the meantime the rKHijile are flixkinj io vast num-U-r to T. Jm Simons' FAMILY GROCER "ST a n d PKOTISIOIV STORE, which has U.-eii lately lemoTrd to the South Room of Westervelt's Building, with E. Paul, to pufrh.is thfrd things of lif, with which tlioy intend to entertain their soldw-r friends alien thoy return home lie has now in store a Large and Well-Selected Stitk o Groceries and Provisions, and Is constantly receiving new supplies, which he pledges himself to sell as cheap an-any other house in riymoutn, for Beady Pay. II will tak9 iu exchange for Coods All Kinds of Country Produce, nt err il,. t:U Xr.s-W. Prlifl fof ftlmOfft Turitlf VAUII UN J imrt - . ery thing the Farmer has to sell. Us stock consists, In part, ot Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rtce, Tobacco, Pepper, Allspice, Fish, Bacon, Salt, Dried Fruits, Cheese, Grocery, Class, Stone and Wooden Ware, &c, c. M Thankful for past patronage, he respectfully icit a c.ntiRUA tre of the same. , , Remember the location North Room of Corbin sBI next door to Blaln A Co's Drug Store. T. A. Simons. - riymouth, June 8, 18C5 t$

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EMPORIUM 1SHIÖN! the ilfarkct with an of Custom made HARDWARE! T O A N, T II E KUCK fc TOAX. ii2fv9 tf ALLEftlASl BRQi, (SucccMor to Jonathan W'rigld J- Co.,) MANUFACTURERS ; DEALERS IN FURNITURE, SOUTH OF RICE k BRO'S STORE. Michigan Street, Plymouth, fncf. T!!.EMÄ tlie rittz-tis of Mart-hall and adjojiiiliic count if tint thj liave on tianU and n constantly nianuliirtariii; the Best and Latest Styles of Furniture9 Cofff nss Picture Frames, Bureaus, Sofas, Stands, TABLES, BEDSTEADS, CABS, OFFICE, KITCHEN, CANE, Upholstered and Rocking Chairs Looking Glasses, A'c, in siidless rarity, and at all prirs. Thfjr kn-p the BTSl MOKKMEX that can 1 procured in the country, and art oonseiu-iitly trcpart-d to 1 nt up work on the SHORTEST POSSIBLE NOTICE. UNDERTAKING. Having two Hrarscs, and kiing constant n liand complete assortment of Burial Cases of all Sizes, they are ready at all timei to atKnd "funerali both la towv and country. Tha public are solicited to pirs taem a call and stamina, their stock of Furniture belure purchasing elsewhere. ALLEIIAK k BRa Pljmoath, August 2, 1865. tn43tf BLANKS. Blank Warrant, peaa, Kaecation-, a'S I al the RrrvBlrfAK