Marshall County Democrat, Volume 2, Number 20, Plymouth, Marshall County, 2 April 1857 — Page 4

Advice to Boys. - - - Wo like au actire boy ono who lias the impulse of tboüge-of the Steamboat in r-" I IIU ,'-- .wr . ; ; ....... ' A Uzj, plodding' anftl-paced chap might, bare gotjdong in' the world fifty rears ago,' but he -don't -these times.V'Ve live in an ago of quick - idea men think juick ea sleep, court, marry and die quick and slow coaches are mt tolerable. Goahead if you burst your boiler!' is the motto of the age. and" he succeeds best who ha-s 'do vr die in him: . - Strire, boys., to catch the spirit of the timesbe up and dressed always, not gaping and rubbing your eyes, as if you wero half asleep; but bo wide awake for whattVejf naj tarn up, and.you will ba somebody te fore you die."" r"Thihk,-plan; and reflect as much as you please before you act; but think quickly and closely, and when you have fixed your eye upon any object, spring to the matk at once; - . ; . - - - - - Bat above all things bo honest. If you intond to be zn artist, carve it in the wood, chisel it in tho marble if a merchant, write it in your ledger. Let hoaestrof purpasoba your guiding star.

.Sam Pike, of tho Bloomingtoa Elag, has figured it up from tho most reliable statistics, that northern Illinois that por: tion of tho State which gives its ponderous Republican majorities furnishes tho human material 'herewith the penitentiary at Alton 13 populated. Of the prisoners iu that institution, 237 aro from the twelve Northern counties. . jCT'Within a year, sales and grants of public lands m the United States have been made to the extent of over 39,000,000 acres. This i3 equal in extent to one-third of the whole kingdom of France. Yet, notwithstanding the rapid disposal of the public lands, there remains yet undisposed cf an area c(jual to the whole thirty -one s'ies, or nearly as large as Europe, Russia excepted. - " When we read we fancy we "could be martyrs; when we come to act. wo find we cannot bear a provoking word. - 3T A wise man ought to hope for the best, be prepared for the worst, and bear with equanimity whatever may happen. j3T The veil which covers the face of futurity is woven by tho hand of mercy. Stealing never mads a mau rich, charity never mado a mm poor, and prayer never hinders business. A Short Sennen To Yorxo Men. Text: Owe no man anything. - Keep out of debt. Avoid it as you would war, pestilence and famine. Shun it as you would the devil. Hate it with a perfect hatred. Abhor it with an entire and absolute abhorrence. Dig potatoes, break stone, paddle tinware, do anything that is honeEt and useful, rather than run m debt. There is but little hope for the young! man who can recklessly wear the chain of j debt, and speak with an air of humorous pity of his creditors, a did that brazen youth, who on being asked how it was that he could sleep of nights, involved in debt as he was, replied that he could sleep -weit enougu imagine hoy himself, but ho could not his creditors could contrive lo do it. He who will incur debts, which he knows he iaa never pay, or neglect obligations which he has the means to meet, is but a thief in another form. Men live by their good3, and he who tikes them without pay, steals more than their value, for lie has also tl3 time and patience of , the owner. He has to a degree destroyed honest credit, and injured some poor customer, more deserviug aid than bins self. Debt is tho hardest of all task masters, the crudest of all oppressors. It is a mill stone about the neck; an incnbu3 on the heart; it spreads a cloud over the whole firmament of man's being, It furrows the forehead with premature wrinkles.it plucks out its sight; it drags all nobleness and kindness out of the port and bearing of a man. It take3 the eouI out cf his laugh, And all 6tateliness and freedom from his walk. Come not undor its f-icursed dominion. Pass by it as you would by a leper, or one smitten by a plague. Touch it not. Taste not of its fruits, for it will turn to bitterness and ashes on vour lips. Finally. I say to each and all, but especially to you, young men, keep out of debt. Philosophy or Wetting Bricks. Lime moitar acts as a bond with brick by adh)Bion, the -vehicle being-the moisture of water of the mortar. Dry porous brick at ence abstract the moisture from the raor tar, and it soon evaporate?; Ihu3 the bind ing vehicle between the two is removed. . Spring and fdl aro the best seasons of tho vear for baiJding brick houses. In warm dry weither the moisture of the moitar evaporates too rapidly; and in frosty weather it crystalizes, and when ' thawed it sweats out. Mortar becomes hard by absorbing caroonic acid from the atmos phere; and it acquires by age the character of stone. Without moisture it will not become hard and solid, but crumble into dust; hence the necessity of preventing the rapid evaporation of moisture in mortar used -in buildings of brick or stone. Scientific American. - To Makb Hens Lat. An Ohio correspondent of the Rural New Yorker .makes his hens lay in tho coldest weather .of the.wtnter, by giving them a comfortable Toost, -plenty of gmvrl, - sand and nahes, (dry, so that they can wallow,) a box of lime, meat boiled and choppei fine, once in three or four dys, corn or oats boiled 4tender, änd the crurabs and potato parings of thc'table.a He lud 32 hens, and before adopting this mode "of -treatment could not got an egg; afterwards, begot from 10 to BcDKwnsAT.-Tljis grain, "so common in the--northern -portion "of. the ' Uniled titf8i"Henvei its na'me fröre the 'lie'ech iuff whichv it-so .rauchJ.resemblen in 'tlp.-1 -Formerly ' it tas called "beech '-what. It'll supposed M haVe onginated Fa. AV .ul if Jnis nothing - U certan.---It is vised for bread in China, -and. in. oth -rportToabf the IstTInGreat Britain it8 raain usei has "Been for feedfng " Kerses and poultr .

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""r general Dry Goods, Groceries, etc., to be Vy baa at tne very lowest cash prices Call and examine. 52 ..',Xf. II. O. k Co. BUCK-SKIN GLOVES! Those wishi ig to buy Buck-skin Gloves, will do well to call and examine tmr stock at the Brick Store. 52 N. II. O. k Co. - Whe latest ofllr rival! N. H. OGLESBEE & ;C, AT the Brick Store, arc novr receiving the best selected stock of - - Ever brought to Plymouth, which they will sell cheap for cash or ready pay of some kind. We flatter ourselves that we are -. Selling Goods tiicapcr Than- at any other store in town. ; Come and try ms, one and all, and if do not please you in the price and quality of our goods, it shall not be for the want of our trying to do so. Bring us all the Butter and Eggs you have to spare, and we Till pay you the highest market price in goods at cash prices. N. H. OGLESBEE & Co. Nov. 6, '56. - 52. 4 CABINET AND" CHAIR MAKING! - - - . i m mm . THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Marshall and adioininer counties, that he still continues to manu facturc Cabinet Ware at his old stand, opposite the "Democrat Office:" where he is prepared to fill all i orders for furniture - on short notice, and in the most approved styles, and made of the best mate rial. lie would also inform his numerous custo mcrs, that he has an accomplished workman in his emptor, whose business it is to make FANCY CHAIRS Of which he has a good supply on hand, of differ ent kinds made neat and substantial work war ranted to be good. He U also prepared to build. On tho shortest possible notice. To those wishing Cornxs, he would say that he is prepared at all times to let them have the article they want, at recisely the time specified, end on reasonable terms. He would return his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore received, and hopes by honesty, promptness and fair dealing, to still retain his old customers, and obtain manv new ones. Those having SCREW DRIVERS AND BED WRENCHES of his, w ill oblige him very muchby returning them. TAKE NOTICE. All those indebted to him, on Note or Book accou.it. will save about TEN per eent by squaring up immediately. W. L. PIATT, rktaouth Not. 15, '55. n-l-l-y. J. W.ROBB JtDSO."! McCOMB J. W. ROBB&C0., WHOLESALE BRQGERS& COMMISSION MERCHANTS 39 COLCMBIA STRICT 29 FORT WAYNE, 1ND. "TffTOULD respectfully invite the attention of f y the tralc to their extensive stock 01 uroceries, which they aro prepared to sell at New York jobbing rates, with the addition of the transportation. Ctf. II. WIIXIA.M3. .A. C. IIl'EiTZS. WILLIAMS & KUESTIS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IX FRUIT, GLASS, NAILS Woodenware, Butter, Cheese, Lard &c 5 COLUMBIA STKCET,. 5 FORT WAYNE, IND. " TERCHANT3 supplied with Groceries of all I j I kiads.on as favorable terms, all things con sidered, a can bo purchased in ant market. All ordere nil ed witn cuspatca. OvSlj. Ejaiest Discovery. N. H. OGLESBEE & CO., AT THE HAVE ascertained that the credit system will not answer their purpo3C3 any longer; and on the 1st Wilt ADOPT TBE READY PAY SYSTEM ! Believing it to be better for all parties concerned. They will undertake to cell their goods at the very Ask to "lire," and are perfectly willing to "let live." Plymouth, February 10 15tf . FOR SALE CHEAP. South i. south-west fractional quarter of section vct TipHTrran rnA .rtnfai.Tlnr 103 a fron good land, and situated in a good neighborhood, about nine miles south of Plymouth, on the Mich3i can road. Also, south-west quarter of sec ion 1, township 34, range 1 west, containing 1G0 acre3 partly unproved and pood land; situated in htark Countv. Also out-lots in the town of Plvmouth, No?. 42 and 21. Also in-lots Nos. 137, 145, 234, 23?. 237, 240 and 103. ' The above described property will be sold cheap and on easy terms, bv applying by letter to ' JAMES "J. SERING, Madison. Ind., Or C. II. Riive, Plymouth, Ind. Nov. 13. 53m2 C ARIER & WEHMER, . Wholesale LIQUOR DEALERS , FORT WAYNE, IND. OOD supply of the hnest qualities of Liquors, 1 T Cisrars. etc.. kerit constantly on hand. The trade supplied at the lowest wholesale prices. - janl-cm6. RAIL ROAD CROSSING! LOOIC OUT FOR THE ENGINE! ITIHE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW I full operation in their nevr s?top, at the soli end of the bride, wiüi a gooa supply oi tne best o) Timber, Iron, Coal &c. and the best of workmen, es Dccially Dlaek-smithsr who can't be beat at blow inr;; ready to do all work in theirline of business at Watrons. Buceies, Carriages &c. We expect we are located here for life, and will do work which will maintain' us among Mechanic! and others ; threforc, we warrant our work to be done in a workman-like manner, and we mean what we Bar on this subject- REPAIRING don af snort notice; also;- Custom Blacksmithing.Wacron Hubs lor sale too, &c- . E. S. & A. P. ELLIOTT. CHARLES PALMEE! Takes this oppörtl- r aympto his edd friends and customers, vru rcstor manKinaincom mot, that he is now ' --ving and opening one THE BEST STOCKS OF GOODS! E?er offered .for sala in any town this sido the kocky Mountains, except ; . . ' - rr . Ail tnvse wismngto purcnase goous wiia CASH OR PRODUCE, Will" do well . tar call beforerpxtrchasimr- dae where, as: we "will , not ask anjunng1 for howmg goods,, and are determined - " T". Not: to be - Undersold Ly any . one nymouth,'0ct 05, 1?56

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uur lacinties lor tne purcnase and luportation ot vorable terms as Eastern Jobbing Houses. "Mobbin .flrounW' HAS een all the "go" for some time," and in order to have it practically illustrated you need not go further than to BROVNLcE & SHIRLEY'S STORE Where you can see "gentlemen of the Shanghai order" "bobbin around" amoDg endless varieties of new ." .'. . . WTiic were selected expressly for the enterpri ing citizens of Marshall county all of which will be sold on very reasonable terms for purchasers. y6 matter which way fortune leans. Wealth makes not happiness secure," Taking thU for our motto, tve will 8cllror, goodg so as to "LIVE & LET LIVE." Having brought on the most cxtcr.sive and varied assortment of : Y" GOODS M GROCERIES, YAW BEE HOIXÖIIS, MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES tic Ever brought to the Western market, we feel war ranted in miking the assertion that we can give bet ter Than any other house in Marshall county. An experience of many years personal attention in the tllcrcantilc IStisincss, Has enabled us to purchase GOOD '-GOODS! On such terms as to sell them VERY CHEAP. Those who purchase of us, will receive the worth of their money, and Mcd MunimiilbimgX Give us a call; examine our goods and prices before purchasing, and we are confident cf your patronage. In exchange for Goods, we will take all kinds ot Produce That can U: disposed of, and CASH will not be rctusea. All those knowin themselves indebted to on. will confer a great favor by calling and paying a part, if not all, of their accounts. Don t forget the place HONEST CORNER" SIGN OF DROWNLEE & SHIRLEY!" No. 1, cor Michigan and Laportc Streets BROWN LEE & SHIRLEY. Nov. 20 541y. STRANGE BUT TRUE! J. D. ARMSTRONG HAS STARTED A BLACK-SMITH SHOP, One door South of Elliott & Co's Wagon & Black smith shop, and opposite the American House, where he is prepared to do Custom work on snort notice and on reasonable terms. Anything in the hie of blacksmithinx can be done at his shop in the latest style, and most substantial manner. Or ders olictcd. Plymouth Ind., May 1 1656 25nyl. TVTOT1CE TO TAX-PAYERS. The notes of 1 1 the Union Plank Road Plymouth Plank toad Banks of Georgia, lennesscc and ilaryand, will not be received for taxes. D. VINN EDGE, T. AI. C. Dec. 18 Ctf. . " UN DERTAKING! f I lIIE imdcisiimcd takes this method of inform I ; in the citizens of Plymouth and surrounding country, that he has commenced the above business in Plymouth, where he keeps on nana an assortraeat of Crane & lircrd'a . METALIC BURIAL CASES Also, Wooden Coffins of all -descriptions ready made. I will be prepared to attend to all calls, with a hearse soon. . -' CHAIN PUMPS. I am prepared to put up Chain Pumps, with Gal vanized Aletalic Tubing, warranted to give satis faction. A.13ÜYL. Plvmino It 2J Y' '. ' ; il jM. 37tf. IVTOW, that Winter is coming on, it would be I t advisable to go to "Honest Corner" and get vou a good, warm Overcoat, Comforter, Overshoes - ... i i r - i l ij.- 1 or anything eise inai is caicuiaica io maxc you ieei comfortable m the dreary winter blasts. (54) WONDERFUL EXCITEMENT "HONEST CORNER" FRESH ARRIVAL OF - SPRIKG AND SUMMER GOODS! ' BROWS LEE &' SHIRLEY. Are now receiving their Sprinz and Summer sup ply of Goods, it is needless to say, that they are bringing on the best selected and , . ; LARGEST STOCK OF; GOODS Ever brought to this Market, and are' determined to sell as cheap if not cheaper than anybodjrclse when we take into consideration, their long expe rience in the business their reputation as business lacn, and their drtennination to do by their customers as they would be done by '; but- we ivill say briefly. hat vervthinc in the Una of Sprinj? and Summer Dry Goods," ofeTerytvIe" and price Hardware, crockery, Groceries, .Yankec"Noti6ns ana in iaci, evcryxning guiieaio wc wanu oi una country, can now be had at tlieir Store as cheap as elsewhere, and a call at IIonest Coraer"!!! convince yon that 'jrhtre cheap. Goods are there is the place" to HtiyJK" . ' DROWNLEE L SHIRLEY.

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Doalera WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY, PATENT MEDICINES, SÜRG. INSTRUMENTS. LEAD . & LITHAKGE. Urug?, etc., are such as enable us to gell on as &- . . . t feb5-13m3. ; ....... DE. EVEESON'S fett giwfnfHtt lltmciu, ; " .' fou . - " CHILLS AND FEVEft, DUMB AGUE, CONGESTIVE CHILLS, KECRALGIA, EPILEPTIC FITS, AND ALL OR Affections of the Nervous System, iietdLetclxo, etc. IS the most popular medicine of that class ever known; no medicine ever met with such Universal Approbation! Or giiincd so high a celebrity in so short a time as this. ' The press and people, everywhere, speak o it in the highest terms of commendation! PROFESSORS OF MEDICINE Who have hitherto invariably withheld their influence from proprietary medicines, give this their sanction, and large numbers of Eminent Physicians use it in their In preference to Quinine and Arsenic, which articles must soon yield the sway to this truly SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION, The result of experience and investiration. It not only will PREVENT and CURE your Chills, but will bring back a glow of life and animation to the whole system, that is singular and peculiar to this medicine Every one thai uses it speaks of this Fact! It is pleasant to take, and does not puree, vomit or sweat. It contains no Mercury, Arsenic, Quinine, Strychnine, or any other poisonous or injurious drug, but is purely Vegetable and perfectly Harmcs 3, even lor tne smallest infants. It is a pcrfeet And us an Ague Killer it has no equal. Circulars or gratuitous distribution, containing certificates from Professors, Physicians, Clergymen and the rres?, are lea witn eacii agent. Price 1 5 cents. For sale by Druggists and Deal ers generally. EVERSON & Co., Proprietors, No. 7 South Sixth St., Philadelphia. W. W. ROBERTS, General Agent for Indiana. Sold aiso by T. A. LEMON, maySSmS. Plymouth, Ind. FOR DIARRHEA, Bloody Fins, Cholera and Cliolcra Morbus AND ALL DISEASES OF THE BOWELS. OF PURE JJamaica Ginsrcr! - - - - 7 Has been used with a haypy and never failing effect for all of the aliove diseases, and is a perfectly Safe, Reliable, and Efficacious , Remedy under all circumstances, and is used constantly by the most successful practitioners of Medicine. To the TRA VEIIXG C OMMUXITY It is particularly serviceable, a few drops giving a glow and vigor to the stomach , serving to correct the bad results arising from a change of water and diet, without any of the debilitating effects which are sure to follow the use of -JOpium, or Ardent Spirits, In many cases of Dysentery or Flux, which super venes Oholera, this Extract of Jamaica Uingcr has been given, bringing about an cutirc cure after the cases had been given up bv physicians, who had tried all ordinary means to no purpose.' This extract is r-omposed of one powerful and harmless element; it possesses, in a concentrated form, all the valuable properties of pure Jamaica Ginger, ana is WAKRANTED to be free from all irritating or other properties of an injurious tendency. Any 'amount of certificates could be given of its extraordinary virtues, but we preter to let the article speck for itself. Price 50 cents per Bottle. IYcparcd by W. W. ROBERTS - I NDI ANATOLI J, INDIANA, For Sale by T. A. LEMON, el2J0mG Plymouth, Indiana. ; VINCENT, HIMROD & CO,, Manufacturer & wholesale- dealers in - S "1 G "V 3E3 S 2 -and TINNERS' STOCK, No. 2 12 Lake and 233 S. Water St. CHICAGO, , ILLINOIS February 21, '56 . : 15tf. For "Hats and Caps- : GOME ' to the Brick Storewhcre you wilt; find tho largest, best and cheapest lot in Plymouth. . 52 . N. .II. O. & Co. Dr. J M. GRETHER, TrUYSICIAT & SURGEON, o PLYMOUTH, IND., , - ;, , Will prcmptlr attend to calls, day or night, whencrcr his services may be required. Office at home first door north of L. Griffin's, on Michigan street. B G crmana. .'.J can speak the German language ' r . ' 36tf. :L:M) FOR SÄLE, v KNOWN as the Indian Nigo farm; 87 78-100 acres, about ten miles east of Plymouth; good land and timber cheap for cash down Inquire o G. S. CzAXtULxn, Plymouth; or Otomo.i O.vigo, o Notre Damc. T . - ' - ;'i , FOR the encouragement of those who wish to wear clean Linen JShirt Bosoms sttnd-np or la ydown Collars, Baowtx & :SmaLET.:have brought on 4 supply of the same, to be sold cheap. PRINTS, Maslms, do Uines, and "Fancy Rx-f cna" generivMy, just received and for. sale cheap.at ) ,BROWNLEE k SHIRLEY'S.

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The i ;. Louis ville Weekly Courier, ON th? 1st ef January, THE LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER will peginthe FIFTEENTH yar of its publication. As an enterprising indusu-ious and reliable news and commercial paperi it is unsurpassed, while in its politics it is bold and independent, and i3 earnest ja opposi tion to the dangerous doctrines and tendencies of Know-Nothingisin. 7 A SPLENDID PRIZE NOVELLÖTTE Written by Mrs. Älary E. Childs,' author of "Os wyn Dudley" - and "Louise Elton,'? will be.com menced early in January. ' It is entitled "THE QUA Til O OD '- and is founded on the atrocious murder of Bibb, in Lienngton, Ky.,inlöl2. It will be found to be romance of deep and thrilling interest. ! TERMS: - " ; 1 Copv of the Weekly Courier 1 year. . . .$ 2 00 2 Copies , " ' " .... 3 00 4 : . .!.; 5 CO 10 " v u . n .... io 00 92 " " " .. ... 20 00 1 Copy of the Daily " .II! 6 00 1 " " Tri-Wcekly .... 4 00 Copies of the celebrated trial of Mat. Ward. for the murder of Butler, will be sent to all who fret up ana iorwara us ciuos. ICTSpecimen copies of the WEEKLY COURILK sent on application Address W. N. IIALDEMAN. Courier Steam Printing House, Nos. 51 and 53 1 inrü btreet, near Main, Louisville, Kv MSDS3S3 (SÖSISS OF almost all kinds Splendid Styles, for 6ale cheap at the BRICK STORE. 23 ITU! OF INDIANAPOLIS. THE object of this Institution, as its name imports, is to afford to young gentlemen and lacu?5 an opportunity to become thoroughly qualified for the Counting Room and general business pursuits of life, on the nost scientific principles. By first teaching each aüd every pupil to write a bold, legible hand; 2ndly, by tcaclMDg the science of Book-Keeping, by double and single entry, as practically applied to every department of L"?incss, together with Lectures on the Laws Knd Customs of Trade and the Science of Accounts. Term3of a full course (of 8 or 10 weeks,) $23 00 Terms for a partial course, embracing the practical part of Book-Keeping and bus-, iness Penmanship,. 15 00 Terms for full course iu Ladies Department 10 00 Which must prepaid or secured. Hj"For further particulars sec circulars. aug!4-401y. T J.BRYANT, Principal. MARBLE WORKS! THE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens of Marshall and adjoining counties, tat he uls commeuccd the i I I I ( . I I N In Plymouth, where he intends keeping onhand all kinds of TOMB STONES, MOMMTS TOMBS &, TABLES Nea executed, and of the best stock, which he will 11 as low as any shop in the country. His wo nanufactured to order, is executed with the gr est precision, and tne inscriptions strictly fol io I, as near as possible. it shop is in the base ji ent story of Brown ee oirley's store, cast sie'e Michigan street. . L. Putt will act a3 mv agent, receive in scrptions and forward them, and I will dclive the work according to orucr. JACOB KNOBLOC July 3, 1S5G. 3 3 A. C. CAPRON, PLYMOUTH, IND. T "J" ILL practice in the Common Pleas md V Circuit Courts of Marshall and Stark counties Collections promptly attended to ; Deeds, Mortgag ic. drawn up on short notice. O "PICE over T. A. Lemon's Ini Store. Ply outh, 165G. Ulj SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Fills! PREPARED from a prescription of Sir Jamea Clarke, M. D., Fhysician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution. It moderates all excess, removes all obstructions, and brings on the monthly periods with regularity. These Pills should be used two or three weeks previous to confinement; they fortify the constitution, and lessen the suffering during labor, enabling the mother to perform hei duties with safety to herstlf and child. ... These Pills should not be taken by females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they arc sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they arc safe. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in the Back and Limbs, Heavine?s, Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowneis of Spirits. Hysterics, Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful diseases occasioned by a disordered system, these Pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed, and although a powerful remedy, does not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or any other mineral. Full directions accompanying each packagePrice, in the United States and Canada, One Dollar. - W. W. ROBERTS Idi AMroua, ; Generalagent for Indiana. N. B. $100 and 6 postage Eta mps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will ensure a bottle of Pills by'return mail. . For sale by T.A. LEMON. marl3'5G-18m6. Plymouth, lud J. VIN ALL, M. D., HOMEOPATHIC J Particular attention paid to Obstetric Practice. and " CHRONIC DISEASES OP WOMEN, AND Diseases of Children Office over C. Palmer's Store, corner of Michi can and LaPorte Streets, where he can be consulte at all nours. , oOff BOOTS AND SHOES! . A LARGE ASSORTMENT just received at (43) CHARLES PALMER'S. mUEDEMANU FOR THIS DESERVEDJL popular instrument has been so great that the undersigned has determined to devote special attention to their sale. His instruments are from the best manufactur ers in the world and cannot fail to give satisfaction. FRENCH ANGERMAN GUITARS. For small Singers,' Peg Head,. . . . . $4 00 Larger size, , do . ........5 00 Small Patent Head, 6 00 Common size do 8 00 do - do fine finish....... ...10 00 do . . do extra do , . 12 00 , ; do . " do very fine,. , . , 14 00 T hese Guitars are from seasoned and beatiful Rosewood or Mahogany, after the celebrated Spanish .models, - ami are unsurpassed for fullness and richness of tone. They are double lined and blocked throughout, and will not crack or pplit. - . nj :: PRICKS..: -.1 .: Guitar, Mahogany, with patent head No. 1 lined case,. V.;:, $15 00 2- do Rosewood, - r .. do tc 3 "do - do. x' do 'w do , " 4 .do "do . H ldo; o,::do 5 do do . 1 . do i , . , do G do do , do J do : GUITAR CASES, wood lined,. . . ---?-" '-n&noT do " . do P, 00 do" 25 00 do 30 60 do 40 GO tio J50 00 300 1 25 GUITAR- STRINGS of . fccperior ' Quality al ways' on hand." DAny Instrument will be careful, ly packed and sent by tage or express ..upon, receipt of the price as Hoove. Orders respectfully Bolicted. , :V : r : . .., D. WITTER, Dealer in all kinds of Musical Merchandise,; May, 1 , 185, 25m8 ' South Bend, Ind.

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Why; to that dime you've got until you get to T. A. Lemon'. Store, and buy more goods for it m his line of Groceries of all kinds, pure Drugs and. Medicines, Patent Cures of all kinds, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Glass and Putty, Fancy Goods, Toys, Notions, Books, Stationery, Jewelry, Confectionery;- ErErYtHiNg that anybody wants, or can want, or will ever want, or has any business with, than you can get for FIVE times the money anywhere else. Nov.29, 55. ' Hi ARPERS MAGAZINE. The circulation of Harpers New Monthly Magazine is now great er than at any previous time, since its publication was commenced, and is steadily and rapidly increase ing. The same plan which has made it sorp&pular hitherto will continue to be pursued. It', will aim to present regularly, in more elegant dress and at a eheapcr rate, a larger amount of better reading matter than has ever been given to the public in any similar periodical, cither foreign or domestic IU contents will be made tip with constant reference to the wants and tastes of the great ; body of the American people, rather than those of any particular class or profession. While it will be the cndea or of its conductors; in all its departments to combine entertainment with instruction, special care will be taken to exclude everything that can give just cause of complaint to any interest or any section of the country, and especially everything that can offend the most fastidious, on the score of taste or morality. A large number of interesting and valuable articles have already been prepared for the next volume; the series of Pictorial articles, written by the most popular authors and illustrated by the most gifted and popular artists in the United Stites, expressly for the Magazine, will be continncd; the choicest productions of American and European literary talent will be selected fur its pages; the variety, interest, attractivenc33 of its editorial departments will be increased; und nothing will be ieft undone to merit that large f hare of public favor with which th'J3 far their entaiument has been re ceived. Each number of the Magazine will contain 144 octavo pages, in double columns, each year thus comprising nearly t-.vo thousand pages of. the choicest .Miscellaneous Literature of the day. Every number will contain numerous Pictorial Illustrations, accurate plates of the fashion.?, a copious chronicle of current events, and impartial notice of the important books of tho mouth. . The Volumes commence with the numccrs for June and December: Ibt subscriptions mar commence uith am nunibtr. Terms The Mngaa'nc may be obtained of Hook-sellers, Periodical agents, "or 'from the publisher, at tlirec dollars a year, or twenty-five cents. The tcmi-annual volume, as completed, neatly bouod in cloth, arco'd at two dollars each. Nine volumes arc now ready, bound. The publishers w ill supply specimen numbers gratuitously to agents and postmasters, and will make liberal arrangements with them fur circulating the Magazine The Magazine weighs over seven and not over eight ounces. The postage on each number which must be prepaid quarterly, is three cents. 41 LlFElTl'UDLl C ERTCE"OF JMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA, Late Minister to England, and formerly Miniate to Russia, Senator and Representative to Congress, and Secretary of fc'iit, t:din the most fhiportaut of Li1- i'ute Papers. BY R. G. HORTON. BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF THE CONTENTS Birth College Life Studying Law Election to Volunteer in the war of It-' 12, Defense of Bal timore Elected to Congress Speech against the Bankrupt Bill Defense of Gen. Jackson Speech on the Judiciary System Mission to Fa nama Natui alization Laws Election of Gen Jackson Mr. Buchanan's Great Speech on the Impeachment of Judge Feck Ten Years Ic Congress Opposition to Sectionalism Defense of the Freedom of the Press Mission to Russia Election to the Senate Executive Patronage Mr. Clay and Mr. Buchanan Relations T.ith France Admission of Arkansas and Michigan Mr- Buchanan's Great Speech on the expunging Resolution Interference in Elections Speech on Independent Treasury Bill Reply to John Davis On the McLeod Case On the United States Bank Oregon Corrc?pondrncp, while Secretary of State under Mr. Polk Mexican War Correspondence Mission to England Nomination for President, etc, etc The above book has been written by a gentleman well qualified by hlslitcry attainments and his long connection with the democratic press, lie wa." furnished persmally by the distinguished subject ol the Memoir with, many of the dates and facts of his early life, and from authorized friends of Mr. Buchanan has been Fupplied with material inaccessible to other parties. The proof sheets have been sbmitted to the Hon. J. Glancy Jones, M. C, at the suggestion of Mr. B. It can "therefore be called without reserve, the authentic and authorized edition The book makes a handsome 12mo volume of 430 pages, neatly bound in cloth and is cmbelished with an accurate Portrait on Steel, from an Ambrotvpe by Brady, engraved by Buttre.' ' Trice, $1. DERBY & JACKSON, Publiker, 119 Nassau Street New York. Single copies sent by mail, post paid ou re t-ipt of the price. ( JOHN, the Butcher, Under the sign of the CITIZENS' MARKET HAS opened in full blast, and will continue so uutil next J une, in which he has placed a VST HP Xj 3XT T ! To accommodate all who may call for the following named articlesHEAD CHEESE, LIVERWORT, SAUSAGE, IT PUDDINGS, !- CHEESE, z MUTTON, VEAL, . PORK, BEEF-rFrcsli, Salt, Dryed & Smoked. ; BOLOGNA; . ' CHICKENS. . V.". Ready to buy for Cash, Beef Cattle, Sheep' and Hogs. 50t3. THE good people of, Plymouth, and Marsha County in gmeral, will take notice that th new firm of . f ' CLBÄVELANDÄ HEWETT, Have received and are receiving a splendid stock of NEW GOODS, at their new Store House on the corner of Center and Laportc streets, opposite the Post Office; in Plymouth, consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, : : CRÖ CKERY, TINWARE, &c, fcc. : They respectfully invite persons wishing to purchase" any of the above named articles, or ' BONNETS, HATS, CAPS Or anything in tueir line, to call and pxamine their stock before purchasing elsewhere; as we are determined to sell and will sell for cash or read) pay as CHEAP AS THE CHEAPESTl : ;Wc can afford to sell goods for a small profit, a we intend to, be economical and let the community be in part benefitted thereby. T - ' -. a We embrace this opportunity to tender to our old customers our thanks for their past patronage, and hope still to be participants in their good wulcs and to share in their patronage. And we say to one and all, give US ca!i;-and if yo fail to luit you we flat ter ourselves that it will be no fault of ours. . ; - '.-' - CLE A VELAND k HEWETT. may2-2tf.- 7 - 5

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JHJHÜ JhHittatfJff iL 'Jll ) SCOV1LLES FAMILY GAZETTE An la dependent Weekly Journal, published in New York-r-is the cheapest and best New and Literary Family Tenodical in the "world: ' It cöhtalni " sixteen large pages of a form suitable for binding and sj$?.aJilht.ne.3,of-thc da' comprises stories; anecdotes, entertaining and instructive miscellany,' and every variety of curious and rare reading, and at the . following unprecedented prices. " A single copy one dollar; eight copies for five dollars, and twenty copies (to one address) for ten dollars, invariably in advance. Newspapers publishing this notice entire, and sending a marked copy, will receive it for one year. Jos. A. SCOVILLE. Pub. : No. 81 Franklin Street New York. New York Musical World, for This oldest of American music journals, has no reached its seventeenth volume. Its editors are v. oiorre uns, inward Hodges, Mus. Doc and Augustus Morand. It furnishes, weekly, eight pages of reading matter, and three of musicT Tu lormcr is the best orginal and selected material the utJ? aLle furni!jl' l"er is a regular ETwTj ($eeral,y Permitted by American pubT?J ool ,he Ie7 bcst of the üect music Si ilSJff CVBUch in its Sectio at may be attributed to the editors of the journal will we think suggest itself. Tbe musicn bJdeUched from each number, and bound with or without the reading matter, at the close of the volume. The sivbscrition price of the Musical World is but iv9 dollars a year. Five copies $8; ten copies, $15. City and Jlrooklyn subscribers are charged 50 cts'. extra for expense of Carrier. ' Canada aubscribers pay 29 cts for the necessary pre-pay ment of American postage. Address, MrsrciL World Omer, 379 Broadway, N Y. Cardinal Principles of the Democratic Party. 1. Equal and exact justice to all men, of whatever State or persuasion, religious or political. 2. Peace, commerce and honest friendship with all nations; entertaining alliance with none. m 3. The right of States and Territories to administer their own domestic affairs. 4. Freedom and equality; the sovereignty of the people, and the right of the majority to rule when constitutionally cxprcsFcd. 5. Economy in th public expenditures and a sacred preservation to public fait. G. Freedom or religion, freedom of the press, and general diffusion of useful information. . Opposition to all secret political organization, and all corruption in politics. A sacred preservation of the Federal Constitution, and no religious tests for office. 9. No bigotry, or pride of cast, or distinction of birth among American citizens. 10. Respect .ind protection for the rights of all 1 1. The preservation of the naturalization Ut, and the right of & to the pi;b!ic domain tnd the protectica of the American Government. 1-?. Opposition to all chartered monopolies. IX O-nimcn broiherhocd and good will to all especially to those of the household of faith. law of Xcnrspapers. I. Subscribers who dy not give express notice to he contrary, arc considered as wishing U ccntiiiu rhcir J.'seriptit'ns. '2. If 5iibs;iibcrs order the discontinuance of their rvapt rs, tlur publisher may continue to send l!u in until all arrearages .-.re paid. 3. If !-ulj.-crbvr.4 neglect or refuse to take their papers from the ollice they re held respr.nfcible till :hev have fettled the billätd ordered the paper discontinued. 4. If subscribers remove to other places without ;nfurni:ivir the ri.bHshci. and the nnrcr is still sn to the former direction, they are held responsible The Courts have decided that refusing to take paper from the oficr, or removing and leaving uncalled for, is nti.UA tacie eviderce of intentional' fraud. COUNTY OFFICERS. D. Vi.wr.DE. . Trcr surer.Kcconlrr. J . JiROWVUE T. JVIcDonaj.d, J. 1 Vax Vals.crci:, N. I. Packard, J. I. Van Valkenbcrcii,. U.M. Loga, AuditorSheriff. .Po?t IMartcr. Coroner, Cocxtt Commissioners. D Va.vvactor, WilLIAM HlCIiES S.N. ClIAMrUX. Exam:xfri or School Tkches A. C. CAraoMCircvit Ccrt. A G. DriviTT, Judge Terss. second Clouds v in Avgust and February.Cossox PLr.is Covt. II(.n. E. Ecr.rr.T, Jiwlpc Terms. Tliird Monday's in January, April, July,, :iud October. Coimisjioxers Cocrt. Yirst Mcndars in Marchs June, September, and Dect mbcr. SP-H. X 3XT C3r AND Summer Goods! GREAT ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS AT N. H. OGLESBEE & C s BRICK STORE!! rriAKE tins method of informing the public that' X they are now in receipt of a very large and well selected stock of Spring and Summer Goods, BOOTS & SHOES, CROCKERY i-rl To which they particularly invite the attention or those wishing to buy GOOD GOODS at the LOWEST FIGURES!! As they are determined to offer Greater Bargain than have ever before been beard of in thb couHopmg to merit integrity of purpose, and a strict regard to the wauti of their customers, a shar of public patronage. ALL KINDS OF TRODUCE taken in exchatgc for Goods, at the market prices. Prince of the House f Dcvid. Tfcree ycai In the Holy City in the days of Pentium Pilate. BEING a translation from the AI ndri an MSS.in thcBibliathequa of Cairo, iu - Epypl of the letters of ADINA, a Jcwishmaidcn of Alex andria sojourning in Jerusalem in the days of Her od, addressed to her father a wealthy Jew in Egypt relating as an eye witness all the scenes and won derful incidents in the life of Jesus of Nazareth from Ids baptim in Jordan to his Crucifixion on Calvary. Edited by Rev. Trof. J. II. Ingham, Rector of St. Jonn's Church, Mobile. One voWn 400 pages, 12 mo., cloth, gilt, beautifully illustrated. Price $1,25. As the demand for this book will t very large, booksellers who wish a supply of the fin t edition, shou'd send along their orders immediately. Agents wanted in all parts of the United State to sell the above work, to horn liberal inducements will be given. UUDNEY. & RL'SSEL, Publishers. All orders should b j addressed to II. DAY TON, General Agent, T John Street New York Editors Of papers giving the above, with thii notce, two insertion, will receive a copy of this work i mail, post paid. ' - . , JOa flics'9 JO res 9 Goods. ' Call at the Brick Store and examine the nicest Etockof Ladies Dress goods ever brought to this market j and better than all, they arc so cheap that it takes a very small amount of money to bur dress pattern. " ' & y iPor the Ladies , Expressly : ' ' To be had at the Drick Store, f Iicap, the prettiest Bonnets in towni Hurry up and get one before they are alU gone. - , . , . S2 YA JTitst Itcceivcdy - A T the Brick Store, large and well selected " ; stock of Boot and Shoe, will be told cheap Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. 25 ' N. II O. rCo