Plymouth Weekly Banner, Volume 4, Number 41, Plymouth, Marshall County, 27 December 1855 — Page 4

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1 " Efguhrity in Frcdins Talllf. . -J5tcphvusiu 1-isJL.Book of ihe Farm,' girw the-following illusuaticn of the iieceaitT of regularity and method of agricultural du'irs; - - .. ' la thus minutely dtt-nling the Julies of the cattle man, my object has been to fhow joa rath?r how the turnips and fid--der should be distributed relatively than abso!ately; but whiterer hour end min ute the c ttlc man finds, from experience, he caudevotc to each portion of his work, , you should see Ihit he performs the same operation at tue same tune every ur.BM.ismun;ruui iu .uu iu cattle w.ll be ready for nnd expect their ) wnntd ir.n!5 a t tha a nnointe.d times, and will not com ..la in until ther arrive. - - -, , Comrdainta from his stock should be d:s-1 treisinz to eiery finr.er's car3. for he may be assured that they will not complain until they feel hunger, and if allow ed to hunger, they will not only lose contittion. but render themselves by discontent less capable of acquiring it when the food is fully given. Whem-ver you hear lowings from cattle, you imy sifely conclude that matters ate conducted therein an irregular mannt!. The cattle man's! rule is a simple one, and easily rememtared Give fond and fodder to cattle nt fixd times, and dispense them in a fix-d routine. I had a s'.rikin instance of the bad effects of the irregular attention to cattle. An old s:aid laborer was appointed to tnke charge, of cattle, and ws quite able and willing to undertake the task. He got his own way nt first, ns I had observed many laboring men display great ingenuity in arranging their work. Lowings were soon' heard from the stock in all quarters, both in and nut of doors, which intimation the want of regularity in the cattle man; whilst the poor creature himseK was in a constant state of bustle and uneasiness. To put an end to this disorderly state of things. I appointed his entire day's work by his own wilch, and on implicitly following tho plan he not only soon satisfied the wants of every animal committed to his charge, but had abundant leisure to lend a helping hand to anything that required his temporary assistance. His old heart overflowed with gratitude when he found the way of making a!! his creatures bappy and his kindness to them was ao uudeviating. lhay would have done whatever he liked. Sawdust for Seddin Duringa short sojourn in Ohio, we vis o ited most of the livery stables, and found that the only bedding in uso was sawdust. The proprietors of each stable all us'.ifi'd that it was far superior tu hay or straw; and in those times of scarcity, it must, in certain localities, be more economical. Without doubt, sawdust absorbs a lnrge amount of urine, and alsci its ammoniacol gasef; preventing the one from saturating the stable floor, and the latter from deteriorating the stable atmosphere. Sawdust occupies !es bulk than straw, nd at the same time, affords as soft a bed; the filthy can readily be seperated from that which is useful, nnd with the admixture of fair proportion of excrements, from a Taluable fertilizer. Some person, however, may object to the use of sawdust on account of its absorbent propertief, which acting on the horse hoofj may tend to render them dry and brittle, and utterly impair the function of the tame. Should this be the case, we hive only to ttufflhe hoofs with moist clay, or even wash them a little oftener. and the evil, if it exists, can be remedied. One half of the stable keepers in New England, and elsewhere, have, during ih? past year, been sorely puzzied to provide sufficient bedding; and unless some better and cheaper material turns up, we wonld advise the interested, to try sawdust. Perhaps the addition of a few vhavmgs tsight be advantageous: but, try sawdust. Am. Vet Journal. New Method of Raisins Fto.it Trees. The Patent Office is in receipt of information from Engländer, regard to raising fruit trees in what are termed orchard houses, by planting small trees in pots. The writer saya that a few old ashes, some pots and weather-boarding, ore all that is necessary to constitute a bouse for , trying the experiment. Snnc experi menu were made last winter under the management of Mr. Görden, in the rose house in the garden of the Horticultural Society. London. A variety of young dwarf fruit trees ware placed in pots from twelve to fourteen inches in diamater. and as many as the house would hold were collected in it. This h usa is span roofed, between fifty and sixty feet long, has half its sashes sliding down and the other fixed. There is additional veiltellatton through the doors which fall down in the wooden sides but there U no artificial htat. The success attending this experiment was highly satisfactory. Thefiuit was abundant, highly flavored, and of a superior quality, among which are classed strawberirs, gooseberries, currants, apricots, peaches, nectarines, plums, jeari, figs, grares, &c. II ant op the Merk Bed. Before the ground becomes filled with water, and especially before it ia closed by frost, a large amount of muck or earth which is mixed with decaying leaves and other vegetable matter, should be heaped up, ready to be drawn to the yard during the winter, and mingled with the droppings of'domestic animals. By this course the manure itself will bo rendered doubly valuable and the vegetable matter thus1 nddedwill furnish a large amount of excellent" food for futuia crops. Do not ne ttled this. It is the" cheapest method cf securing what most soils need, in order to yield largo and profitable returns for the labor invested in their cultivation. American Agriculturalist. Jl HiatT os Packing PoRat.One of our workmen says that his 'boss, in Ireland, was noted for putting up excellent pork; and that he always cut . every part of tbe hog into small pieces, of from one to; four pounds. , la this way lhe ine.t is cured through better with weaker brine than is generally used, and it was mora convenient. for use afterwards, as a piece cf any eUe required could be easilj obtnio-

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ja ii Old Are now informed that we are prepared to execute iu a neat an ndfashionablestyl; s I all kin i t -s. . c enrrr irr rr C51 3 6 yMTI 9 Either in black or othercolors. The ma ' tabHshmenl is uaJlf lhe , aperinte.idenCe of an expienced aild compelcnt worh. maa Jan 1S55 p, , , Morfi-es J ustices Cp"kla ' r S,. V?.f ja mdesu.sHKs.ü.d,, ,;.. . , . , . . it . antf otes, kept tor sale at tins oiiice . l P"ces u.suu wie umes. Meat Market. T. cfc S. FnttcrsOll Hve erected a Meat Merket on ti e comer north of Pershing's Dru? store, where they will endeavor to supj ply the citizens of Plymouth with fresh meats every mornin?, or as oPen as the demands ot their customer.-; miy require They wiii nay the best market price in cash for Cutter, Esrcs and Chickens, and at alt i times be reruiy to pay caili .or Fat Cattle, Sherp ana lloij--. June 7, IS55. J. & S. P. i-:if. flflsAA.. H&AA THE OLD LINE DRUG a BOOK STORE. G. B. ROBERTS, DKL7 Gl ST, and Hook Srr.i.r.R, in ri irk's Drick Clock, opposite the pub. square LaPorte. Indiana, WHOLE SALE and RETAIL DEALER JN Drills, Hooks, and all articles appertaining to the yame. Occupying two rooms, the finest and .nost extensive in tho city, and bavin? Goods to fill the same he does not hesitate to inv.lr his nuinerout friends and acquaintances. (wLich a business of ten years in La Porfe, has eiven I. im. to call and and examine his Slock, which he is now receiving. Druggists, Merchants. Grocers, Pedlars and others buying Goods to sell anin. he cordially invites to call. Buying Goods principally by the package, he flatters himself that he can furnish the same at as low prices as they can be bought in any market, in Itss quantities. G. B. RODE UTS. Lapoite, July 12. 1855. 1 7 y 1 . BOOKS, BOOKS . Artizan and Mechanic's Hand Cooks, Pickwick Club. D lds Ilorf-e Doctor, Thinks to mvit-lf. Crotchet Work, D'A'i.chtN Mythology, Spencer's Esrypt. , f Woodiall's Junius. For sale at ROBERTS. July ti, 1355. 17)1 Inhalation For th cure of llm ma and consumption. New & very wonderful ilvgfana I r Wght home to the door of the million. AWonder'iil discovery has recently been made by Dr Curtis of this city, in the treatment of consumption, Asthma and all di-earesol the Lun-.'s. We refer to Dr. Curtis ifvt'eana or Inhaline Hy?ean Vapor and Cherry Syrup. With this new method, Dr. C. has restored many afflicted ones to health, as an evidence o' which he has innumerable cer certificates. Speak in? of the treatmenr, a physician remarks: "It is evident that inhaling constantly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor the me-lical properties must come in direct contact with the whole a rial cavities of the lungs, and thus escape the many and varied changes proluced upou them when intrdticed iiuotde i-tomae'i and subject to the process of diestiou." The llygeana is for sale at all the Druggists throughout the country. JYeu? York D'ttchin-m, Jm. 1J. The nhaler is worn on lhe breast under the linen whhout the least inconvenience the heat of the body being suHicient to evaporate tlie fluid. See other advertisements. jni-I. City Drug Store. Tl'itson $ Indrcir, keep con stanily on hand, a splendid ass. rtment ofpure Doks & Chemicals, paints, Oil?, Varnishes, vc. A!so, a good assortment of Toys and Fancy Goods, a the City Drug Store, one doo Westol the Laporte Hotel. Laporte, 7nd 4ly 5 Conic to the Brick Store (o Set your $Ln8 (C (xm where they are cheaper than the cheapest. ocfi'y, l?3 3tf Fire Proof Safes, FOR Farmer, and ulliers, ie:'t'ived ami for le cheap at our Seed Storn in L iprt. iv. '-" LEMON X SON. T. D. LEMOS. II. W. LEMON. FARMER'S AC5EXCV, Fruit 5 Seal Store. LEMON & SON, One door South of tltc Post Oßcet Lnporlc, Indiana. VLL kind of Si e I., Farming Iniploinents, Fmil und Ornamental Tices. Ipjuse Plauts Jkf, firnisbcd nu the inns' favorable term?. (".Subscription rrctiv'-d for nil Agi icultural Papers pnldisiied iu the United State. AU let ters addressed to n., in regard to our lino of b-.iiiics, will receive prompt attention. July 2G. I6.y. 19yl. If 'Utter ISonnCtS Latest Styles, to be had cheap, at the Urick Store, oct 25, 185 32FOIt THE CURE OF Asthma and Consumiitioii. SE W A ND VER Y WONDER PEL! ! ! Brought home to the door of the Million. A WONDERFUL discovery has recently beer, made by Dr. Curtis of this city, in the treatment o' Consumption, .4sthmannd all diseases o the Lungs. Wo refer to ' Dr. Curtis' Ilygeana. or Inha'.ing Hygean Vapor and

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Cherry Syrup.". With this new method, Dr. C. has restored many fHicted ones to health, as an evidence of which he has ir.nurr.erable certificates. Speaking of the treatment, a physiciau remarks, "It is evident that inhtiling constantly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor the'lnediciual properties must come in direct contact with the whole if rial cavities br the lungs, and thus escape the many and varied changes produced upon them when introduced into the stomach, and subject to the proc ss o" digestion." The Ilvgeana . is for sale at all the Druggists' throughout the country. .Veio York Dutchman, Jan. 14. The Inhaler is worn on the breast under the linen without the least inconvenience the heft o1he body being sufficient to evaporate the fluid. ; ' ' ". '' ':..-'' rGM-orsale by II. B. PERSHING, Plymouth. -May '.yiSVr.' : 7yl. CC2 GJ JOEL IB To the Brick Store, and buy an Umbrrüa; and ' be ready forthe uct raiaytTty.-" . ott 2'3T2-- -

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SftiTQElSiVol" Edwards' llolel, on Michigan street.

Hymouth. March 2, IS55. 111. Z Zy Kam GMER MASlFACTl'r.RS AND DEALERS IN CABINET FURMTURE chairs , Willow ware ,Matfrasscs,&c. n. ir,-,, xtr,,f I;iportc, I ml. 17yt. June 29, 1854. flTTsJ hn lif Ail tn TS. nrV it earn K.iIIc and Canada. , , . . ,. "V i J Ilillbl Ifll YOU i(ICII'i. .1 1'" of what T have wen. if you will rail at rnymnrket soon, before I forjet it. I did see II ill , nnuierous packages of goods marked J. & U. j. Coiwle. such as Iiee,StiK:ir, Coffee. Fisil or all kinds. . , 1 9 r in& Jiotfon0. So started for Plymouth thinking that was in but Henrys id it just meant him. Well let him rell them; must try to make a livelihood by strict attention to the market and garden, but II. says that he will buy some Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, nnd 5-uch little things for me, so that may get along if I remain faithful fo the market. I will do that My brother in Canada presented me with a mre bird of unexampled dimens:ons. (a Shanghai Rooster.) When attempt j to 5-peak ol this leathered pledge of hrotherhood, lamguague cannot come to time. He j has a strong tendency to r -n to lecs; he is hagsy, eye like n hen, disposition comseou, tail like the but "end of a feathered duster, and his voice like a rhinoceros with the whooping(O'.ijh; bit call in the market, I can sell yo i plenty of ether birds, but how they ever not my chicken to Plymouth, is uncertain but j the carmen tell me that they switched off on ' a side track and made him draw the passenger train, and for fear that he mnjht stray away in the nisht, cable him 'o the wooi-ho;se in the garden. But this voracious aniiml is eating n:e out of house and home, and with the means of the market o?ly. I see that oie of us m ist starve. His hunger is still on tlie increase. have missed some of my wol, pigs, and kittens. The poor bru'e has also commenced eating his toes. observed him looking strongly after Eliza an J Henry. Mr. Downing backed out. Call folks ind see this monster. Oh. this fedhered Know Nothing, like the Eastern Prince, who, when he wanis toruin a man, makes him a present ol an elephant, and will not allow him to sell, give away or kill, but he must keep the same and be devoured. This reen:-'efiil brother, for some unknown injury that I have done him, has sent me litis villain, who eals as if he was the result of a cross between the anaconda and the Ostrich, lie mut be hilled, orsold or a breaking team, or to seme State crTc-rrior or a curiosiiy. Times in New York saw the Astor house, city hall, white hall, und icvtr! other corners, all in the same nnrht stoppim; at .11. The last t hing that distinctly recollect, was trying to pay fare for three with one piece of money, demanding 2-'' change, b it. I did not Ctit. I upposedtle city hall lobe an opposition steamboat, n the morning I fo'tnd myrell in Veil with my clothes on, my boots under my pillow, my hat under the stove, and rny waich in the vnier pitcher. tiied to write to some one with my tooth-brush !'o nd it in the ink-stand. Thi Croton water i iterferes with my tender pysem so much, that I think I shall lake to the use of milk in the future. What would be the effect o! brandy and water-without any water iu it, but with a little lemon? Aug. 9, 1S55. 21 if TMIE undersigned have made the necessary JL additions and improvements to the PLYMOUTH FOUXDUY, To insure its continuation in full blast. They have secured their new patterns fram Sy.r'L,, --- 0!i io, and will now keep on (!SQtv hand and for sale the fi2?e2Äisa riipcvp pi nw tt . , ha ... To which the attention of farmers is respectully invited. They are put up on hones' old line principles no new fangle-' plans to evade good timber, good metal, and good honest workmanship. We aTe also prepared io furnish rastines of various patterns on short notice, and will endeavor to keep up with the times, and the demands of those whose business engagements require them to call on us. We work upon the ptinciple "live nnd let live," and will take for our labor and manufactures, the products of the farm, the shop and the store when we can use them. It is upon this liberal prin. ciple that we hope to secure a reciprocity of trade with "our citizens. Gie us a call, and be convinced that we fulfill, to the letter, what we promise. We have erected a Lathe attached to the engine, upon which we are prepared to do all kinds of iron turning. UT Old metal bought at the highest market price. MITCHELL Ac WILCmX. 2 1 If. Aug. 9. 1C25. FOR BEAUTIFYING Hie H AIR. rflil'S preparation is highly returned. It X cives the hair a dark, soft, glossy and lively appearance, which cannot be obtained !rom anv other article. II effectually cleanses the scalp from dandruff and scurf, and keeps the head clean and heaphy. n prevents the Hair from falling ofT or turning grev, and inspiresit with new life and vigor. Iluru's Golden Gloss is put up in lar.'e bot lies, and sold at the low price of titcnty-fice cent, by all the principal dealers in I'rngs, Medicines and Fancy Goods throughout the world 0. K.. Tr'.pp, Wholesale a't, Tremont House Detroit, Mich., and IL 3. I't-asuiNO, Plymouth nd. Sept '.'0, 1G5Ö. M7yl niJRB'8OVfiSII B AliSA.lI. IS prepared from a receipt from an eminent member of the Medical profession, and solicits the scrutiny of the scientific. It has been success ul iu arresting disease :n a multitude of cases, in which without this invaluable medicine, the sufferer would have become a victim o! that fell destroyer, Consumption. Try it la 'ins, already the incipient growth o this disease, is divcernable in your hollow cheek and sunken eye, hich if not checked, will bring you into a premature and early grave. TRY IT, and you will find a restoration of youth and health. O. K. TRIPP, ho'esnle Aiient, Tremont (louse. Detroit. II. IJ. PER SUING Agent, Plymouth, Ind. Sept.2U, 1S33., 27yl. HURD'S HAIR RESTORER . Pro il ileitis: Hair on Bald Heads

MUS preparation has never failed according to directions. It is designed expressly .lor the growth of the hair, whereas, nearly all articled advertised for thn purpose, a ru.lilu docinrnil nnlir Inf lha lnilr.4 are in reality designed only for the toilet hence the unparalleled success of Ilurd's Hair Kestorer. Fora superior article for the toilet, use MURDS GOLDEN GLOSS. Hurd's 'air Restorer is sold at $I'per bottle, Gol Jen Gloss 'Z cents, by dealers generally. CiiEMrcAL- 5lAsiTACTcaivG o., Proprietors. J i9 I Broadway; New York. t 0. K. TfHPP, Wholesale Aent, Tremont 1 House, Detroit. j - Sept;2ii, 1855. . 27yl. MONEY.: WANTED. 4 LL persons knowing lhemi lve indebted V to Brook i Houghton, either by note or

r I nun preparation nas never laiieu io pro- j ty-being 1(50 acres o Land with a fine i.nX J"ce a new growth of hair, when used ; provement in tne heaw t mber east oi Plvrn-

bootc ascount, will pleae call and pay up im- I fneditely. BKOOKE & HOVGNTON. ' Amj. Ü0. 1. . - 8m3.

Medicines! .1 N D At Wholesale or Retail. II. 12. persiiixc;'& CO. ARE Now receiving direct from New Yorfc ; Pdiladelphia and Cincinnati, a large and splendid assortment of Drugs Medicines, ; Oils, Paints, Hooks, Stationery and Groceries, i which they offer to the public on t lie most reasonable terms, and every article sohl by them is warranted to be what they are re?omine:ided, and from a Ion experience iu business, they feel assured that they can upnly tlie public with just the articles necessary. . .. 1 ities that can le selected in market. 4i(1l.Wv.,... 4'.... I,..,J 1. !..! .f I I l 1-. EL. HL fS Quinine, Sulphur, Sal Soda, Opium. Cream Tarter, Brimstone, Calomel, Capsicum, Rhubaib, Morphine, ifiumCanji phor, Castile Soap, Su If. Acid, Tart. Acid, 1 UIIIIUI; UlUCd Nutmeg.', Ippecac, Epsom Salts. laints and Otts. White Lead, Lampblack, Prussian Blue, Reil do, Venetian Red. Span. Brown, Black do. Vermilion do, Sweet Oil, Chrome Green Fire proof paint, Linseed Oil, Yellow, French Yellow, Tanner's d?, Whale Oil, Spts. Turpentine Lard do, White and brown Zinc in Oil and dry. lt rut sties. Copal Varnish, Japan Varnish, W,itc do. Coach do Furniture do. Shellac do. J?ycs!ufls, Et. Logwood, Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Alum, Blue Varied, ISooks and Stationery. Blank Books, JjpFTi Memorandums, School do, LzyJfy 'Vx(i Book;. Letter Paper, y,r.-.vG-y Foolscap Paper, Envelopes, Steel Pens, Cutta Percha, Tircukii luiiufii reus, v f um'' iiik, anu arii'jiii s i i Writing Fluid, Show Case Goods an endless ! variety. Wall IV. per and Window Shades ol the most beautiltil patterns. GROCERIES. N. O. Sugar, Havanna Sugar, Coffee Sugar, Loaf Sugar, Ciushed Sugar, Cin naiuon, Gimjer, Coffee, Spices, Tea, all kinds from "0 cts. to SM) per lb. Tobacco', all kimla. Cigars, all kinds, While Fish, Mackerel, Hering, Pepper Sa jce, Soap all kinds. PATENT MEDICINES, All that are worthy of public confidence, kept for sale by them. All kinds of school books "recommended by the Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan, Teacher's Institute, kepi constantly on hand, and lor saie.al-o s me o. the worksol'the Rev. Emanyel Swelenlorg. Free Bank money taken at par for bit" kind of g ods. II. B. PERSUING d: CO. D.c. IS, I8.'4. - 40tf. 320 ncB-es of Lasid for Nn!e. f I HE South west oiarier of section tl.'.rty.S. one, in lownship thirty-four north, o! ra:ige twoe st; also the south east (juartcr of seciiou one, in township thiriy-lhree north, ot range to east, Mtnalci three miles eait o: Plymouth. This land is heavily timbered with Oak, Ash, Poplar, Walnut, Sugar-Maple, &c For further particulars apply to M . Rice, at noianapo is. or a m M. ALLEN, at I'lmjuth. Apr.5, 1S"5. str. JUST RECEIVED. O ir wot Id, Cone Cut Corners, ftar Papers, ew York Naked, The Watchman, Reil Smith Abroad, Stare oT the Lamp, Lieut. Maury's Geography cf the Sea, Life of Itill l'oole, Grace Lee, Summer Lands, Susan. Kansas and Nebraska, Wollert's Rootd, Parish Side, Our Parish. A Long Lool; Ahead, Cuba, Life Sam Houston, at July 12. 13Ö3. ROBERTS'. ITyt. .7. I. JPaflJJ.J.VJD, ATTOSNEV & Conncellor at Law, and Ileal Estate tent. UPBRTE, IMUAXA. Will attend to the collection of Taxes, buying, selling, and renting of real estate, examina tion o. Titles, tkc. 4!yl Hurrah for the Farmers! KOBCKT HITS:! s now ready for the best trade in the market. I le is well supplied with Groceries of all kinds, and offers them 'or sale as cbean as thcy can be afforded elsewhere in the town He also has F our, Pork and Cacon. which heoffcis at very low fizure. The farmers and other citizens of Marshall county have his warmest thanks for the patronage heretofore exiem e l to hun, and he hopes to merit a co.itinuaiice. June g3, 1?55. LUC. WANT to buy groceries, drugs and med. icines, paints and oils, go to II. U.Pershing's store, where he is just receiving a fresh s-ipply o everything in h s line of trade, and will sell them at the lowest cash prices and give the highest market price lor all kuuls of grain, pork, butler, eggs, seneca snake root, genseng, lady slipper, yellow root, blood ', root, beeswax and money. May 10, Id.'ii. 8-Gt llTime Works Wonders!" AND among other unlooked for changes, have concluded to sell the valuable J Farm known as "Pilgrims Pest" in thscoun0ulh. Good Orrhurd tlTHfldow. flr:ihlA lnml. j deadning, &c. &c, and lies 8 miles from town, . with easy access to church, schools, median- , . ics ami muu. . Perms easy, and price cheaper than 'or the same quality of Laud elsewhere in the county. C. H. REEVE. Sept 20, 18.15. 27tf. J. D. DOOLITTLE, M. D., EcIectic.Ph y sician, Licentiate of tbe New Yoik Medical I Society; also, II mnrary member nnd Graduate J ofth MetropolitHU Med:Cal Cdlege id the City I f New York, would inform lhe citizens of Plymouth nnd vicinity,-that he i? prepared to attend to all cull in his profession. Olficeat bis residence ön Michigan street, in

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rpiiE bpst assortment of rnilerslems. Tollars. Chime fetts, Jaconett Edgings Dress Trimmings and Uonnet Ribbons ever brought j to this market, you will find at the Brick Store, j

oct -o. - rTMMOTHY, Clover and Flaxseed, fresh j and clean, iu any quantity, at lhe Laporte j Seed Ssoie, by LEMON & SON. FIXED 'FACTS. ITisafixcd fact that the undersigned are fi. .-tili exerting themselves to kt-ep up, or a. ittle ahead of the times, in this ae o prorcssiun, in the manufacture and repair of Carriages. V"e manufacture to order, and of the best material, and our woik is Cone by experienced workmen, j " u,u.-c j:.it utiu. ' ot our m&nuiaciure. u is useiv io ihik m an fi(lverti: ement, lurlher tnau io return our tbanRs io-incir patronatre nercioiore oesioweu i and to solicit a continuance. j It is also a fixe-' fact that we now have and i intend keepingon hand a constant supply of' Tlio Porlif-irr Plows: 0, ! FOR SALE, nufacturtr's prices, to which the at"Farmers is .'specially invited, beMonly lliemscl. wiih an inferior At the m tention ot lore they Minply article. These plows are

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our cilizens, and have hereto o e given general salisf.tctio . Willi lhe present flaiterivg pro-pects ofr.bundanl crops and certain prosperity, larmer.s ana

others need never expt.ct a more favorable addili n.s from the eastern inarliCts audnianutime to purcha.se such articles as they really . f3c- jries. r.fed (Jive us a call at all events, and let us i,nve uow on hand a lnr -fr and cbr-.inrr

talk about it and if we can't suit you, we !:oe j tLeie will be no harm cos. e. ELLIOTT & CO. Plymouth, July 12, 1555. 17yL NEW M. A- SIILOSS. TVOULD rt-sppctfiitly -nform tbe cilzens of Plymonlli and vicinity, that hhas just opened a l' 'lol!iiiiur rim in tl eroo.n formerly occup:cd b A. Shin.ilierger, where he is prepared to furnish every thing in t Le way of READY M.M)i: CLOTIIIXG. r.ILTS rCilXISlflXU (WUDS, Til USUS, ca ar irr sacks', .Y-., From ten to twenty f.Vw per cent cheaper tlian j eves be fore rfTer.-d iu i!;is town. Having !n-e.i engaged in the business over ssx years, he has',, no f ars iu being ullv prepare i to sa'is y I ., I i " . ii i .t . ," all who mav avor him i a rail, both as !o i t!.. r,r I,-... ..,',,1 11:.. n' w r. it. I I f Tf- I p'-c!!ul!y solicits a trial At this h'u.;e mav ; also be ound a 1 enutiiiil and well seie selected as- I sortment of HOYS' CLOTHING, that will astonish " Vcung Amerir a. ' J-f All Ciotiiing warrav.ed, both as to ma terial and woriiinauihip. Oct 1, I m ' i.i-i.: 4 WO! I) w'dh you, be o e you supply your"J. st ives witli Win'er Rjots anil Si.oe--, r.t the ol I hi'jli prif-e-- have mv Fall cud V,i;iter. Slock, and ."ill I ask I I ask is an opportunity to. a iitile the best inanuff,-! show you tils wi; h anufi. ! s lattil i turt.d articles and stock, that been introduced into this market. has Tall and fee the VV;tr Proo" Calf R-ot ! Calf, Kir, and Coarse R-jols, overshoes oi ail kinds. j Uovsatiil riiililron's roarsf fitio i IOOtS litlll SllOtrS. Ina word, everylbi-and almost every variet i fK. ;. i as in'end to seil for ready P ,y, bargains cm be had toiii 10 to 15 percent louver than ot : i vMAVvn . Oct. 11th, 1S'5 30ii' Vinv Slonc Coal. VI M Ifl I "us,ie1 tesi l"aii,y "Itstmrg -"w -v Tr 1 a . v s Mone uoal tor sale at the .vcr. o tie i;ig Pad Lock by II. Per-, Ind. Apr, ö, I $"5. S- KELLOGG. Fresh Arrival. I Have no Barnum's Rabies to exhibit, nor JL have I any wonderful animals tram Canada, bull have just rtM-oived and now oiler foi sale at thi lowest market pr ces, one ol lhe most extensive and leid selected s'otks of GM O C 12 R.IIH i3 Ever opened in the town o" l lymonlh; and my ol-l customers and the citizen generally rre respectfully invited lo call and supply themselves. 'rite Farmer are resr.ee! futlv incited to give men call with iheir ibiiter. Eggs and Lard, an i they shall have the highest "market price for them. . "R. RUSK. Sept. 2 ), 5. 21 f. Fall & Winter Stock. C! w v r r-ns . now receiving and opening bis Fall nnd Winter Stock of Moots an:I Shoes, TO wr.ich the especial atlention of his old customers and the public generally sre invi'ed. His dealings with tie ciii-cus of 'lymouth and Marshall county have been of that character, that justifies him in using his best en It-avorsio give them general satis action and the worth o! their money. Call and see if you can't find everything in the Coot $ Shoe line. He still continues to manufacture to order, all kinds of work in his line. All kinds ol tradeahlc pro-luce taken in exchange for work. Call at the old stand, west side of Michigan street, next building north oi the old Plymouth Hotel. Oct. lllh, 1S5". 3ülf. New Store & New Goods. ffHE Subscriber having ivrmaiicntly loJL cated in Knox, Starke C maty Indiana, announces to the people of Slui kemid a l j it t-nt counties, that he has uu baud a full and well selected Stock ;f QUECNSWARE, HARDWARE, 1W94)o&emifarc BOOTS & SHOES, SILK AND FANCY GOODS. !'",1 "'ch Uber articles as are Hsuby kepi in a Cuntiy S ore, at as reasoimble prices us can be h id. at imy poiut iu the West, lie keej's on baud good simply of at low pi iees. His terms will be liberal, and uncurreut in ney 'nkrn at its led cash value. No tn uble to hov roxls or give prices, II J will bo iu receipt of new üoods almost every month, and always keep bis stock well replenished. D Jii't forget tho place Sb'.re of CHAS. S. TIBP1TS. June 7, 1C55. . ly I

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1 New Blanks. Deeds, Mortgages and Quit Clairnsof an approved shortform, and at a very thort price, are for sale at this ofliee. j Also Blank Notes neatly orinted and foT sale at the rame place- ,

PHYSCUN & SURGEON. DU. J. E. CUOOKC. lining permanently located in Piymuvth, tenders hi. professional Services to the public. All calls promptly !itt.Mid-l to except when alv-nt. Office'in Him'.ditonMJlock. J. E PHOOKE. Dec. 14th,j854f 591 UirURTKP. AND WIIOI.KSALC ÜEAI.KR IX EATHENWARE, 52 COURTLAND STREET. N. YORK.

AMi.csof ball's l'aJcnt Con crete Fire I'roof Sales :'ur sale at the si:n the Bijj Pad Lock ly 11. S. KELLOUCI. Peri, i"nJ., Apr. 5, 1S"j. '..'Jo, of fj!WO or three comfortable and convenient I X up stairs rooms over my flore, frrreni. They are suitable lorotuces or snops. i.nrjmre i0f C. ALMER. March 22. 1855. Uf !"rü WmW$ HOTEL! HTHE subscriber v ill still be found JL at his old stand, endeavc ur:ng to please the public, promises to keep the tab e, we r-.r..iShed, barn well supplied and w, nJ xn h'S ,P'!"er 0,mske. h,s P"ts comlortabie, anJ aolic.U pub he patronage. 40tf WC Edwahls. Hardware and Cutlery, To my Inr ely increased stock purchased the f ast this fall. 1 am const, ntlv rerivi-i . SfOC'K tlj 1 can Le found ebc'here in this vi-: cini:y have added many new articles, nsv.ell as incrased t' o-e h. ietofwre kept, A" mong thearticles of -a hich I have kept a Uil' as- ' so Iment on hand i;re. building Materialsand 1 Hcuse Trii'irnings, Lo-k.", La ches. Putts. ; Screws, Nails, BiaJs. WinJöwV Saüh, Glass, j &., C; c. : Table an 1 Pocket Cutlery the best assort - ... . - ; I . . L ..." 1. ä I n.e:iieer .irt. ; iu mis iii.uci. i -C Tpenlers" and Coopprs" Tools -1 full sop- j ply of i. hellogg-'x a:iu other makers just e reived Cabinet Makers' Goods.. Mahogany Veneers and 'vsiobs, lill, chest, and cupboard Lo:ks, table and bed Castors, Glue, ftc. j Saddlery A seie las-, rtment of ill kinds,' of Sad tiers' t rim nfn. gs. Carriage Tri:.iinings--Giitta Percha nnd Oil i .'.loth, enameled and Patent Leather and Lace. ! Also, 51 '!;, Sha'-s, Felloes etc j Por Miihrs Anr-:.r,r Poltin Clot::-, I.en-! ther and Rubber I 1 s . Savj, Files, Pack ng : - . . .. ,,. - . . .. , . , . ., ; t r rariuers kiii'.;s of Farming utcr. !!- . . ... il,WV, ClslS.tei, 1 ic; scy; i.e.-., ' tl .. "' For CI cksi;i!tlis--Cons!ar.L'v on hr.nd. very I.ir-te c; o! Siiotri:! ener rin. all j otbireet, giaog vy C al, and Iiiacksiui;t, To ! s - 1 1 w r. r r a r. ted. Also, , Tin Pi te, t.'t.pper, Pumps and Lend : Ail vc y cLenp. a' wliollc and retail at the ti.ii o; lhe b.g pjil-l.jck. j Ii. S. KELLOGG. Pern, Nov. C?, '.H. 4?yl j "BT13R tbe prevtrt'on :v. cu.- - f In'ermitJC 1 nt a id Rr:idtte!.t Ft-vrrs. Fever vt A--': C idis M.d I'tV.ir, D.iiib Al-ih, G nend D.-')'!- I iy. Night sweat. ml o l.f a-.-, whl-.-h b-:v--- cuu.i.'ou m-j" !.rii. t t :;- n iii Miu:.; u o: M-1.":::. Tn i a ii vt i:;r unti.bi'o w'-kh ui tr.tir - r ".r.ivr: r even in ilr"N,ft tJ ,,'v r ?-liy Ague or ltd mu. disease whatever. fr. i:l any j or unv in hom cuasllv b-S M.ana or M.ui- . wpluve M.nt-rtit lwr ui y ienih of i.in:-, kern t one day to tWL'n'y yesi-, so tu.it :nt y m i never to In.vu anoJJo r cbitl. bv C jitin-:ii. in j use according to !i ccti.ms. T. p:.!k-:il C 1 cuce bcsituturccovci his appetite audits ri:g'.!: a,l continues until a radical n t.- is OVrttd. Uue er two bctllci v. i I ti-j'.vi r for rd; case.-; f.-ir.o may i ;,uire hi--re I) if Clio;..- ! ;..4:.i.-h, &c- ; priii'td in (iei'ii a:i. Frei..! a..d S t-o;:i 'iy c.itb bwlile. P;"c O.o Do'l r Libei.il disc mi i.ts in.iile tol;e i a !c. J.iMCSA. RtlOnE, I r svidtiicc. R. I Ti'i-W V p.m. Jiii.c 11, 1355. "Ili-iVf nif.de a ci.eii;k-a! ixa:idn i'.it :i f "Rhodi s'' Fevcraa.l Ague Cure," or "Ai; lii';.ttlo M il.'.riu.'' a: litt b;:v- Si .-Ud it for Af.-tnic. ! M.-r.i:rv, Q-iinire, i;ud S'rvtbliice, bv t h:iv! not found a j arlicle of i ill ci in i, i.- i-have I found ny substance in c!i:poit' ii tbot won m move ii-lo'is in h i- con iiiu.ior. JAMES R GÜ1II ON. 31. L, Ci.cmis'.'' EVIDENCE OF MERIT. L:,wi r...ii(;. C.i. ;i C-.: P.i.. May '2. ICS.'. j Mr. J- A. ItticiKv Dear S.i: 'I be box r.l medicine you se it me Wis duly received on the lliuolApiib I I.r.Vsj mid s.bnut cue ludf if it. ami m 1 ir liu people who livj umhI it niesnfislied iii;.t iihas cured them. It b:.s certain'y t"ppe'i t.ie Ague in every one woo Ii is ns d ! it niid six of the ea .--es v.v re ot 1 g staetling. i My Pistcr, who bus had it lor live or mx ye; r b.ifk ci ul n?vcr get it stepped exieprby Q onine. md that only as bng ie wm.ld luke ii, is now, I think, eutiiety ure l by fir r emeu v. C. Ii. MiGiNLEW CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS. T.ike n' more Arsenic, Tonics. Mercury, Quinine, febrifuges, Strychnine, cr Auti-Peri eilies . f :u y kind. The w-ell known incCicitn cy of lhe: e uu.xi nis poisons proves luein to be the offcprjim cither of faUe medical miuciples. or ( t mercenary ,u ick.e. The o ly remedy in j exit:iu e thai ! Imtli hut sind fiai :nlec, !. RUODKS' FEVER AND AGUE CURE. For sale iu Plymouth by II. P. PERSUING, & Co..deaTer in Drugs medicines Grocer e. July 19. 1S.35. lT.ly. R. M. BROWS R. C BAXTER BROWN & BAXTER., Stealers in Slaves

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: MANUFACTURER OF Tin, Sheet Iron and Coppcrwarc, WOULD most lespecifully inform the citizens of Marshall county, that they are now under full headway, and are prepared to furnish any article iu their line, a shade lower than customers have heretofore been in the habit o' paying, and perhaps a litlle lowcrthan .-.ryother establishment in this part of Northern Indiana. . , ; - - W'e are practical workrcea ourselves, and manu acture our own wares o ' the veiy I esto stock, and as we inte'.d making it a permanent business ierhaps lor li e, our customers may rest assured tLat we will sell them none but Good and Cheap Articles. The Ladies shall be promptly waited upon, and can have any article in our line manu actured or repaired to order, and on short notice. UjrWe shall adopt as an invariable rule No disappointments when M-orkts promised. Shop two doors north of the brick store at the sign of4Tin Shop' across the side wjlk Kags and most articles of country Produce taken in excTianje. "Call and se us. . Miy , uv. " - rtf-

To the Public. ' rwHF. season for FalltrvV J. linvinj.arrircrl, I f--disposed to chat J litile v my former patrons and the r izcnsjteritT.-,lly, bycallin;-1: ?.. attention to my Fall ami Winter Stock cf READY MADE Consisting of s!mo.t ctcry article usj.iV worn by Men and Bovs. fro n DOWN TO . ISogEs and filiocs. AUo V cuts' jmvnisljubg (Dooit. JPorftnoniaS rctvrlrti Vf. 1 also hae a fair stock of V-rc Cn-i' purpose kei-pim.' n oiactical 'tailor in my -ploy, and all ordersfjreutting and mating u. ieccire prompt ni tention and sati.sfatlionV i cored, or no pay. Those wishing any articles of Cloih'ng .; most respectfully invited to call un e-.am- ' my slock and prices be ore pure? a int' i.'n- -tomers will be waited upo.i v.iitj p-castc. whether able to please them or no'. Thankful for past lavorsfrom iiiriiernu.s nutonier?, I will remind tlitm o iny ic -rmi-i: lion to contirma to deal with th.-:n upon u terms ns will j.'stly merit a co'itiunrinr e of i i pationage. Plca-e call at the old stand the si.Mi of Cincinnati Clothing. l?t.'rf'.ix K'ltrs, and many articles ' cci'irry produce will Le taken in ec!.i ig.- ; . Coodi. II. I'lKK' Oct in, 13." 5. Sly r?l j-i&Li iucmI by. tMx RIMPLE " at Tin: cijJdfe People's choar Tn58 QTfjn; AVINGjusf rc'urHe l fn-v. ra'tinr rrr r A Ci.ases of a good a-&orlmen of c;.-rin Fall and Winter Clclhirn. 2at?i, Caps Vynrikcc :au(io:i am r.owreaii.v to wait on a! try ol J an I ;.c' c::st omers-, w.tii . ..-n I an assort ai n- . le four. J in th's mnrnet It wou'd l e u.-cless ror rr.e to jay that I ir tend to sr.'l Goods from ll t- j. r :t.-u cl. caper than at I my neighbors r-c I t't.1, r everyone wonld look u;oa it as s'a-tr l i :;. bn.- ry. cjh purch.-t-:e o whoies..'..- e . !i.s.'.inetitj .-.s they can rnd t ii'.y 'in '' ; - less buy as ehr j as 1; but we all evpcri : iv.;. ke a living at or.r bn-ir.ess, ii J tn-K c -peel to icr.b.-e a linn.' profit on the or des :'-!!, ait I w,il seil p. on gooi f;t ('', :. re' y nanie up, ar.d then ma!;. i; up otl c. to:v.e otiii-'' tiii.Mtspeciinir one. I am cratcful for nalf ivor-, and i';.Vg t. oritimu' tiie p :tron:it.e hcrelof jre si L" b vt I :gi i Cciii:g a.i C7.-C. . wc-rkiv-rm tümjüe uri to ordtr TrtJisUs, Cs-iaf S::ck. :i:l it JU-sues.'s lTiiiiiiliiii Urxrtl. V V tii g , C'oIIj?. and everylfii.ig in the Dr.-. '.iz li.ie will 1 . found at the Feitd i s t."b -.-:.,) cthing h-iore. Cou.c aud ute. F. R1MPLER. Cct. i5, IS;5 3;yl. JL2 SPIES "7 OU will f.r.d qui'ea rei;eral asso-tment c! .H. Dreis Mioes at McD.-mnel's -cxt i!o?r r.oith of the old llyK-.cuth Hotel Lasting. Kid ra;:c;s Kid, Morrocco, Call anl K p ieiv i;y Llnd Kco'ees r.nd Shoes, Mtsue- and Cil drer's si;oes ot all kinds. IkifbV.o OvL-rsl.ces Lady's stuff OverI.r-ef . Rubier Ovwrshoes of ail kinds and x fvt:. Lc ly. V,a:-r tiroüf Cuii Soles ftr both Ll u.c-i an.. tr..:c:i'.ts. Oct. iti:, tr:s. J. McPANNFL. : Cv. Center rrotrr:iisp "TT 71 LL bold tLiril'r:i!ri!;i-f!i' crii Y la.t S-iUinbiy iu July. Te trudn. Vu i.i:.iL", J ;;ii;:ry, ?i :ri n. a:.d A y id t; Cu.r CLUi:ii. ucii.' "In J'-lv, 'f',". S. I). TAUOrt. Pr:. j y' j ' ' 1 Atrt Tccs.K. II.iVciiTCN, Ciuk. J;i:: 7. Vir.S. Ui. I5c?art,Sciiixrlmt:aSStorl Vlnw f f OiBcr.rv Penis end Dunn's niri.mori.l jLKjxJ Steel Plows, I'tiliivntors, 0;::iSi.tl-lc-rs, a t.i tl a jreat variety of f uming ii -i pleu.f -nts . for tale at tLesignof the Ui Pad Lock bv IL S. KCLLOGG. Peru, Ind., April 5, 1.155. j TTJALL LAMPS,, .'or Sile at R-T '.:! I7yt. La port Great Bargains. Oi Claoicc Lntid For aio. rpwo IMPROVED FARMS.'". I miles f -ctith west of Plymouth, i:i the Pur Oak Fir.ts, Mar&hnll county, I ml., are now offered for sale at a bargain, they are siiua'e in the very heart of the county. A 24f;r.cre Iraci has I6U acres in shisfh s'ate of cultivation, with good nnd lasting Mo k water, a good bearing orchard of selected I'ruX Also a frame Dwelling House, and other out building?. The balance f this ucct i- wtll timbered, and adjoining the improved part. Persons wishing lose tie in Northern In r ans, will do well to call and fee tl e e Farn:.beTore making a selection. The co uu y fettling with an industrious and thrivi i.- -ovulation ami the Railroads now beia fni-id to the county scat, affon'ing aaou lei for produce and travel, render all the convenien. es inciJent to a romfcrtable and valuable Loire complete in most essentials. These rann are richly worth S'21 per acre, one half o. which we want cash in bnd, and the balance in annual payments, wiih Mm,de interest. For further particulars, inquire C. IVin. C. F.dwardsor G. P. Cherry, at i!,c . otels in Plymouth, or to Isaac üree-e on the nremiies. ISA Ar DULK.si:. RUBEN DUEtsE. June 2s, 1355. I5tf. a. p n ict p. j s pes ita Attorneys at Laic, Plymouth. Mru shall County. Ir.Hiana. Ofdceovrr II. II. nine's Hardwa e ."'lore, WiLL give pro-i pt a tention o the c'lection or Cl dms. a tend to the p rchase and ale of re I estate, proCtlreTdauaty Land Warrants nd Pensions. l eier to messes, r. P.JAMK & co. New York. M HAWJSS CC WCCILLAP. . rc.inso & co,. Chie&o. U. K. SWIFT & CO., HCSTI5GT0N. LEE &. C".f Dftt. D. A. LAY MAS fit CO, Cin. (i Ap il 26, tSo. Cvl Ccrcnatlin? anc, otTTATHAIRON. for tbe Hair rn n fr-?" ROBER'S- - oujirij u. Ab OF ALL KINDS-Sngaras low as S&ctf. Fcr pound, to t round at 11.0 nc.i btors.

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