Marshall County Democrat, Volume 2, Number 40, Plymouth, Marshall County, 20 August 1857 — Page 3

Ijie 0cal ftpnrtment."Til. OAl L D , Eilitor7

2j"Aderti3em.3at3, to insure insertion, must be funded in by Tuesday evening preceding the Hy of publiciäon-Xj Th following was intended fur the last number, but was mislaid tnd overlooked: The coolness of the last M. C. Republican is laughable, when it speaks of keeping cool and charges this paper with bs'mg the pressor in personalities. The first number of is ever published under the management f it present ostensible ediior, (and of course before we could say anything of it, not seeing it until it was published,) wis 'he mst outrageously abusive thin" ever seen in print. We make a quotation: "Ci izens of Marshall county, be upon your guard against lying circulars!!! emanating from that head-quarters of iniqui y, the Marshall County Democrat office." It should be borne in mind that its editor had just come here, and wn3 a stranger to thi3 papei and its editor. "We scarcely noticed it for months; and meantime it charged the editor of this paper with all kinds of villainy lying, forgery, stealing from the county, frauds, and nearly everything but murder. The failure to notice it finally induced it to call tho editor of this paper "Mr. Mum;" and ur der that address he was assailed for weeks, and mean, low, slanderous articles, full of inaendos pointing at private citizens unconnected with this paper or politics, filled its columns, and to which no reply was made for a long time. At last it began on us; and the vilest and silliest of personalities were rained up on us by the column. Xow, when our sen ior who baa never been guilty of a per sonality asks it to keep cool and not be so personal, it talks of him and us as the aggressor, and saya it is only defending it self. Bah! What folly and how bare faced! The person who ha been supervising and furnishing matter Tor its editorial col umus fur the last few numbers, (an egotistical renegade Democrat,) is evidently ashumed of the way in which it has been conducted heretofore, and the change is for the better. We promised to write it into cme notice, and ior fear it would have to ston we have condescended to do so. Since we began to notice it, it has improv ed wonderfully; and if it keeps on, and drops its silly and self-degrading person alties, it may yet become respectable paper as much so as it is possible for one to become that advocates abolitionism and a concentration of power in the hands of Congress. Now do trv and rjublish one number without any personal abuse or falsehoods in it, and see if you don't &el better after it. Don't ted that silly story again thaf we wre the aggressors, for there is not one of your subscribers but knows it is false, and that you know it als; and you will no only lose their and your own self-respect, but mast stand an acknowledged perverter of the truth. Here we intend to drop you, personally. If you write and priirt decently, you will be benefitted by it. If not, you can wallow in your own nest, whatever it be, and enj'y its effluvia, whether sweet or otherwise. "Like begets like," and such seed as you sow you umsi rap, and we shall not winnow- it f jr you, nor strive in the harvest. LaPortc. We took a ride to,LaPorte, Saturday, to see Mr. Lamountain's Balloon . Ascension. On account of a rip in the Balloon, aboni te. feel in length, which was not discovered until it was ten; late to make the voyage, after it had been repaired, it did not go up. ' Mr. Lamountain announced to the people that he would 'make an ascension from that pläje on next Saturday, free to all. The number present was variously estimated from three to five thousand persons. We called at the Union office, and found the latch-string out as well as the editors. We found some gentlemen in the Sanctum, with whom we were not acquainted, and our extreme bash fulness precludeu the mcessi.y of introducing ourself. We didn't see any of the Times '.. folks. The Publisher Mr. Richards has lately been married to Miss Lenhart, and the domestic duties devolving on a married man re so numerous, that when his office work is done, he bends It's steps homeward.JLong may he live fo enjoy the felikily of a married life. Th Parker House where we stopped is situated in one of the most pleasant localities in the city, and is an A. No. 1. House, as all can testily who stop there. . 'Mr. Rice is making a host cf friends by tlie gentlemanly manner in which h performs his daty as conductor on the C, P., de C. R. R. Long may he wave. All together, .we 'Juul a good Jtime, and although were somewhat disappointed in ' :he nonascension of the Bfdloon. we were well paid for our visit. .. .. . - We have received an anonymous letter from Warsaw, detailing some things that w?ud PrODa"lj not suit the editor of the IndianUn to see xa print, if its . Vtauments Är? ?e;. bu.V a-?re. re. opposed, to anonymous letters, in any' shapo Whatever, the writer is hereby notified that, no further no-, lice will be taken of -his letter If one maa has 'anything to say to' another, ; let him 'fkra th music" like a man., and rt . , ...

Laiv and Order.

We have heard it intimated that, as the Judge did not do justice (to the citizens, at least) in his sentence of Gipe, that they contemplate forcibly releasing the prisoner for the purpose of inflicting summary pun ishmant upon him. We think the Judge committed a great outrage upon the citizens of this county, and also screened a guilty culprit from receiving the punishment which his enormous crime entitled him to; but if we cannot have lato and justice, let ii3 at least have order. One riot gives precedent to another, and the stopping place is blotted out. So far a3 oui knowledge extends, mob-law has always ben attended with deleterious results to I h happiness and prospepiiy of any community. When w have such examples before us, we trust our citizens will subrail to the injustice until a more feasible plan shall preset i:self fjr the adjustment of the outrage inflicted. . SWe notice thai Ben Darling has fit u-d up his new room on Michigan street in a style every way worthy of the line stock of Boots fc Shoes he has lately put in it. W e advise purchasers to buy of those who deal exclusively in the trade. Ben is do ing a good business, both for himself and customers. The Whortleberry Trade Which will probably close with this week, has been one of profit to many of our citi zens, also several dealers in the trade. From tho most reliable infarmalion'we can get, the total number gathered in this coun ty the present season will not vary far from 5(J0 bushels. The average price paid vaj about 81, 50 per bushel, which would make a sum total of 8750,00. We call attention to an article on our first page.written by our correspondent, Jasper Packard. It is well written, and will be found to be interesting to those who prefer something substantial. We hope Mr. Packard will continue to favor U9 occasionally on his favorite subject education. iCSTThe attention of the boys living in the v'llage, is called to an article written by "Will;" it contains many good suggestions, which they would do well to pondor over befoie it is too late. Week before !ast we stated that it would be unlawful to kill prairie hens or chickens from the 1st of January to first of October. It should read "from fi-st of January to first of August." Aters Baldwin has leased the American House, and intends cleaning and refitting it up in a .style which will commend it to the tespect and insure the patronage of the public. Corbin tfc CVs Indian Troupe and Dramatic Troupe, are advertised to be here n he 25th. We would recommend those who wish to find out whether it is worth anything or not. to go and stc. James C. Dobbin, Secretary of War under President Pierce, died on the Cth inst. He was a voun man of brilliant talents, and his death will be (At by all thoso who knew him. . iC?"Vonder bow the "Epidemic" i gUtir: rtV-Mir in Warsaw? 4d"CAPiton sriys that whoever borrowed his Revise J Sialu tea, will confer a great favor on him (Capron) by returning the ame. II. B. Dickson & Co., and J. Brownlee are pajhig Si, 15 in cash for wheat! Rice, Smith & Co., are about opening a new stock of Dry Goods, fcc, in the -new building one door south of the Post Office. As their stock is entirely new, good bargains. See advertisement. , 3Iarried feAt the parsonage, August 13, by Rev. W. S. Harker, Mr. Samuel Freese to Miss Barbara E. Apple, all of this county. Died In Plymouth, Augftst 17th, of Scrofula, Pierce son of Hugh B. fe Leiitia Dickson aged two years and six months. Mi. EniTORiPlease announce the name of W. M. PATTERSON as a candidate for the office of Recorder of Marshall county, and oblige . Mant Votirs of Polk TowxsHir. We are authorized to announce the name of SAMUEL B. CORBALEY, as a caudidate for the office of Recorder of Marshall comity, at the next October election, subject to a Democratic mass convention. 33 The name of D. McDONALD, (present deputy Recorder,) is announced ts a candidate for Recorder, at the coming October election, subject to the decision of the Democratic county convention. Iron City Commercial College. This institution stands in' the front rank of that class of schools that confers practical benefits upon all who come within the scope of its instructions. It takes a young man just at that interesting period of life when ho is looking about him what he shall do, and instructs him in those branches of practical knowledge the lessons of an honest, money-making life, that will qualify him in future to operate to thebest possible advantage to himself and the business world. Through the ju dicious and skillful management of its Principal, F, IVi Jeskixs, Esq., 'the Ifoh City Commercial College, of Pittsburgh, has steadily rose until it has no superior in the country. Our merchants speak of it with pride, and its usefulness' is erery day felt in the numerous counting rooms where iu efficient graduates are employed. j . Let our country merchants and our farmers nd all persons who have eons, hasien them to this college, where thecan secure a finished business ed ucation. ' For terms and particular information, adJdresf F.W.'JcMxnts, Esq., Principal of the-Iron

We would callthe attention of our merchants to the" advertisement hi this week's paper, of the firm of . Williams . & Huestie, whole! Grocer. Fort Wayne.'lnd.' Their stock consists of a general assortment of Groceries, together with everything usually found n a store, except dry goods. Their 'connection with some oC the best, oldest and if eM kneten houses n the East, oftVrs them facilities for laying in their stock, unsurpassed by any other house in the West. Thev are therefore enab ed to furnish anything in their liner freight considered, as low as can be boueht in New York, Cincinnati, Chicago or any other market. Fort Wayne is now within two or three hours ride of this place, uninterrupted by any change of cars. Merchants, therefore, in this place and vicinity, can obtain anything they may need in the line of Williams k Huestis, in a few hours, thereby avoiding the expense, delays and loss of time, occasioned by purchasing or ordering from a greater distance. Williams & HuestU have but one price, and those ordering from them will obtain goods of the same quality and price, as if therein person to purchase. If you would, therefore, save, both money and time, purchase of Williams k Huestis, wholesale GrocersFo Warn?, Ind. 61y. Attention, Farmers!

The undersigned respectfully informs the farmers of Marshall and adjoining counties, that he is engaged m the manufacture of a superior quality of.. . 3E3 3Ea O 7S7" S ! Which are far better and cheaper than any ever before offered for sale in this county. The castings are made ot' tho best quality of iron, and stocked with good timber, by competent workmen. Tlieir superiority over those of o:her manufacture is attested by every o e who has been so fortunate as to obtain one ot' tin ni. He solicits a fair trial of his Plows, and is confident that their merits will receive the approbation of t'.v farming communitv, both iu regard to workmanship and dura bility. Call at the Foundery, on thw south side of. the river, and examine them. He also manufactures every variety of j Ü ä Which be warrants equal to any made in Northern Indiana. Cash paid for old Iron delivered at the Founder JAMES MITCHELL. Plymouth, a prl 652 t j TO NON RESIDENTS. THE UNDERSIGNED WITH THE COUNty Surveyor, . will on Friday the 7th day of August, at 10 o'clock a.m. on said day, proceed to survey an 1 locate the corners of my land in section 12 Township 33, Range 2 East in Marshall county Indiana to meet on the prpmises and continue from day to day until all is surveyed. Noi.-residents, who fail to meet theSurvcyor at the time above mentioned, and defray or provide for defraying their portion ofthe expense of the survey, will be returned to the County Auditor, and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate, and collected according to law T. A. SIMONS. julylb-35t3. TO NON-RESIDENTS. WHE undersigned, with the county SurI veyor, will, on tle 17th day of August 157, at 10 o'clock, a. m., on said day, proceed to survey and locate the comers cf his land in section 3, town 34, range 1 west, in St.irk county, Imliana; to met t a the residence of tho subscriber, at the time sj-ettued, and Continue from day to day until all is finished. Neri-resident, wlro fai? to meet th Surveyor at the time alove mp?.iioued,nnd defray or provide foi defraying their portion of the expense of the survey, will be returned to the County Auditor, and such drlinpT;:cies placed on th; tax duplicate, and collected according to '.iw. ulj30-37t3 ÜBENEZER LAMFSON." BY STATE AUTHORITY, Choice First Class Insurance, by the .ETNA Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Incorporated 1319C1. arter Perpetual. tinn ah tnuAiw Navigation Insurance, Calls the attention of its friends, patrons, and the public generally, to the following facts: of its having A Cask Capital of $300,000! with assets amouuting to IIa3 transacted business successfully 38 years, and continues to process in health, wealth and vitality. Paid an ng-grejrate los ol over $1!),000,000. Is organized on a National basis, with local agencies in all principal places, under a Mercantile : synteru; Ibuu.lod ou a cash standard, with an -' enviable repuation alike the same on the banks of the Hudson, or the .Mississippi, the Gulf of Mexico, or the Northern Lakes; presenting a powerful or- . . ; ganization as .1 conservator of public good and bond of integrity; qual to all emergencies' ' it undertakes, worthy of the stability ' and dignity of an Eminent AMERICAN Corporation? ON MElilT ALONE; Founding its claims to patronage and favor, affording superior facilities and security in matters of insurance commercial, mechanical mercantile, or rural, while ranking for importance and public service the first of FIRE IXSURAXCE COMPAXIES OF AMERICA ; Insures at rates and ru'cs as liberal as the rislcs assumed permit for solvency and fair profit. ISfEClAL ATTENTION 61 FEN TO THE INSURANCE OF - DWELLINGS AND CONTENTS, FOK A fEKIOD O TKO OME TO I :VE TEARS. Losses equitably adjusted & promptly paid. Policies issued without delav bv - i C. II. REEVE, Agent junl8-31m3. . ' at Flj mouth. PATRONIZE HOME EFFORTS! RISING SUN "INSURANCE CO., OF RISING SUN IND. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $100,000! Business confined to the State of Indiana! Incorporated, 1834. BOARD OF S. Hatha WAT, J. C. Wixls, - V J ,V, Talbott, . i Gkorge Gillespix, B. Smith, Jj , . B. J. Hathawat, ', i L -.. ! HlRAJ DIRECTORS: , XL B.Lorino, - S. F. COTINOTON,W. T. Pate, John Grace, f W. H. Powell, J. P. Ulret, P. ClORE. .!.--? - ' : E. J. Hathaway, Sec'v. S. Hathawat, Pres't. S. F COVINGTON. Gen'l Ae't. ET Fire and -Marine risks taken at equitable rates.Q) : ä 'i.V.. .1 . , i ' - All persons desiring Insurance, will call on t : D. R. Sample, Agt. at Plymouth, Ind. '. A? persons desiring, to insure, are invited to call ana examine the conditions and manner of doirg (nniseca cf company. ;- Kil3-33mt

C H REEVE, Attorney at Law, Plymouth Ind. Stocka. Bonds, and Town property for sale. Collections promptly attended to through Northern Indiana. Refers, te Coolt, Wadsworth & co.f Chicago 111. IUbcock J: co., Water St N. Y. Field, Meruit & co.,. . . .Courtlandt StN. Y. Barnes & Pharo .Barclay St N. Y. Locdom k co., Philada. Penn. Hox. J. Bradlt, Supreme Judge, Omaha Citv Nebraska. J. B. Bennet Est, Gen'l Ag't JEtn Ins. Co Cincinnati Ohio. STATE OF IXDIAXA, S TABIC COUSTY. Stark Court "Tf Common Pleas, October Term, A. D., 1857. Geo. Cooper, and Israel )

isiarK, trading in me name and 6tyle of ) Geo. Cooper k Co. t Attachment. vs. - Joseph A. Patterson. It appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk of said court, by ailidavit this diy filed, that the de fendant in this suit, Joseph A. Patterson, is a nonresident of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given, that unless he bo and appearou the first day of the October 1 crm, lc57, of said court, .iud tnswer or demur to the complaint, the satuewill be heard and determined in his absence. JOHN S. BENDER, Clerk. June 17, 1?57. T. II. Jackson, Dep'y. Eldridgc k Porter, attys. for pl'tff. jul2-33tj JJolni the Mütchens MARKET ' Can bo found, at all times, SALT, SMOKED & FRESH MEATS! 1 ALSO, Frrsh Sardines, Lobsters, MackcreL SHAD, OYSTERS AND CLAMS, Forty-eight hours from the coast, nil of which wil. be cooked snd served up on the s'.ioi tent po-sible notice, and to suit the tastes ofthe most fastidious, at his newlv arranged SALOON. m.i.v21--37tf. J- COUGLE. j. vinall7m. HOrai'lTiitt THYSIllIAN Particular attention paid to Obstetric Practice, "'CHRONIC DISEASES OP WOMEN, AND Diseases of Children Ollice over C. Palmer's Store, corner of Michi pan and La Porte Streets, where he can be consulte at all hours. - 23tf. At the People's Store may be found a nice assortment of Boots and Shoes, among which are Ladies' heeled Boots, which will be sold at prices that must please. 26tf. O.. S. k R. STUB-TCED BOOTS. WE would say to the Gents of Plymouth, that we arc prepared to take your measures for the fashionable Stub-Toed Boot, made from French Calf that is Freuch Calf, by a Boot-maker that is a Boot-maker, warranted to fit like a glove, at WHITMORFS, niara 17tf! tei.T- of the Golden Boot. Lands and Town Lois For Sale!! The undersigned has the agency of a large quantity of land throughout Marshall county and the adjoining counties of FultoL. Pulaski and Stark, both wild. and improved, of all descriptions; and also of several Town Lots in Plymouth, w ith convenient residences tlu-renn, and also building lots in the ntost business part of toten; all of which vill be sold cheap for cash. Any person desiring to locate will do well to secure the pvize while it can be had Call at mv oßice over Palmer's store. mar2G lUti- II. CORBIN. lie it ordained by the president and board of Trustees of the corporate town of-Plymouth inthe county of M irshalland State of Indiana, at a spe ial meeting: That hereafter, all sidewalks built in said town, where there are two or more business rooms on one block trontin the same street, to be constructed as follows: The walk shall be built of wh:te-oak or black-walnut plank, not less than one and a half inches thick, and not more than ci;;l.t inches wide, and laid on three parallel string pieces not less than four inches square, of the same material as the plank; and the walk so constructed is to be ten feet wide, and weilspike! to the stringers, of a uniform width across the block. It is hereby made the duty of thi Marslial of said town, to see that all person hereafter building or repairing bide-wulks, thai! comply with the requisitions of this ordinance. It is hereby declared tliat an emergency exiifc for the immediate taking etfect of this ordinance, and the same shall be in force from and after its publication in the Marshall Countv Democrat. J. B. N. KLINGEIl, Fresidcut. attest: J. II. Case, Clerk pro tern. - julyl6-35t3. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a venditioni exponas, to me direct ed, from the Clerk of the Marshall common pleas court, I will expose for sale at public auction at the court ho"se door in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiaua, on the 11th dav dav of Julv, lfo, be tween the hours of 10 o'clocV a. ni. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, the following described property, to-wit: Tbc rents and profits for a term of years not to exceed seven , of the following real estate, situate in Marshall county, Indian i, to-wit: com mencing at the south-west comer ot lots z and J of section tt in township '& north, of range one eaet; thence east 80 rods, thence north 80 rods, thence west rods, thence south SO rods to the place of beginning, containing 49 acrs except the privi lege of a null eite not to exceed one acre of ground on the south line of said fact, and the privilege of cutting a ditch from the Like to said mill site. On failure to realize the full amount of th judgment, interest and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose for sale the fee simple of said real estate. Executed as the proprtv of Obcd M. Barnard, at the suit of Anvjs Mendenhall. Said property not to sell for less than two-thirds of appraisement. J. F. VAN VALKENBU RGII, Sheriff. !lv S B. CORBALET, DepV. jun!8 31t4. , (pr.fec$6,00) By agreement of parties, the above sale is postponed until Saturday, August Pth, 1F57. J.F VAN VALKENBURGH.S-ieriff. julyl6-25ts. Bv S. B. Corbalet, Df p. (pr.fce$9,00) J. W. Robb. . . . ". Jl'dson McComb J. W.ROBB & C0., WHOLESALE n 59. ..."....: COLOMBIA STREET ...T9 , FORT WAYNE, 1ND. XXTOULD respectfully invite the attention of J j thd tra te to their extensive swck oi uroceries, which they are prepared to sell at New York jobbing rates, with the addition of the transportation. - . . - . : 6tf. NOTICE OF DISTßlRUTION. Stute of Indiana, Marshall Qounty: Notice Is hereby given, that at the April term. 1S57, of the Court of Common Picas of Mahall county, after final settlement of the Estate of Francis Decker, deceased, about the um of three hundred and eleven dollars were found remaining for distribution among the heirs. Said heirs are therefore notified to appear on the first day of the next term of said court, prove their heirship, and receive their distributive share. ; -.. n NEWTON U. PACKARD, Clerk MONEY WANTED! Notice is hereby given that I, James H. Case Administrator de bonis non of the estate of George J. Alleman deceased, will sell at public sale, as the law directs, a Land Warrant for forty acres, on the 29th day of August, 1857, between the t hours of ten o'clock, a, m. and three o'clack p. in. Said Land YVarran belongs to the. estate -of. the deceUcni. Terms cash fn hand. . t Sale to be at my office in Plymouth. uly30 . J-.IL CASE,-Adrde bonis non- j

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Having escaped the destruction of the late fire, by the utmost exertion on my part, and the timely assistance of friends, (who, for their kindness shall exer be remembered,) I will be found at the old stand ready to wait on all who may wish anything in the line of Olotlaing! I have just purchased, and am now receiving a well selected stock of ClotliiM, Piece Goods, &c. I Which, with what ' CUSTOM WORK I usually keep on hand, is not surpassed by any other stock in the county, or perhaps in the State, for - Style and Durability. It shall be my aim, by fair dealing, to remove the two objections to ready-made Clothing, viz: the inferiority of the cloth and making. This important consideration, I am happy to say,my customers duly appreciate. Although the profits on a poor article are better than on a good one, yet honesty is the best policy. I return my thanks to my numerous customers for past patronage so liberally bestowed, and earnestly (solicit a call from them and the citizen3 of Marshall county generally, before purchasing. My terms arc CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE ! And Small Fronts! All kinds of custom-work made to order, and on short notice. Those owing mc are earnestly requested to call mi pay all or a pirt of their accounts immediately, as 1 need m mev very much. II PIERCE. Plymouth. nrrilO 21 tf. E. W. TAYLOR & CO., DEALERS 13 HEAVY AND SHELF XX Ä .TO Tk Tf a yu .4 IRON, NAILS, GLASS, &C And purchaicrs of all kinds of Grain. cbl2 141y. FORT WAYNE, IND SEVERAL thousand acres of wild Lands, owned bv non-residents, and lying in different parts of Marshall county, Ind. Will be fold for part cash and p.u ton time; al.ro several Houses and Lots in Plymouth, and some improved farms in the vicinity. Those wishing to purchase, will please give me a call. Also, f yr sale a large quantity of Lumber, and can fill all orders on short notice, for cash. I also purchase Wheat and other produce on commission. DAN ILL BROWN, fcbl2 14tf Commission Ascent. NOTICE The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of Center township, will be held on the first Saturday in each month. JOSEPH EVANS, Clerk. mav7,'57 2"Iy ill u w o x ujiljüx S. & M. BECKER, Would respectfully inform the citizens of Marshall and adjoiuini.ng counties, that they have opened a new ttore on Liporte street, one door east of Dr. Lemon's Drug ttore, where they will keep on hand a full stock ot 1Y PiSll Mil. GMBIKi CROCKERY-WARE, &C, As we intend selling as cheap as the cheapest, we ask a portion of the patronage of the community. mivll-2jtf The Louisville Weekly Courier 1037. ON the 1st of January, THE LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER will begin the FIFTEENTH year of its publication. As an enterprising industrious and reliable news and commerial paper, it is unsurpassed, while in its politics it is bold and independent, and is earnest in opposi tion to the dangerous doctrines and tendencies of Know-Nothingisrn. , A SPLENDID PRIZE NOVELLETTE Written by Mrs. Mary E. Childs, author of "Oswyn Dudley" and "Louise Elton," will be commenced early in January. It is entitled "THE Gil AYR O OD r and is founded on the atrocious murder of Bibb, in Lexington, Ky., in 1812. It will be found to ba a romance of deep and thrilling interest. TEW MS: 1 Copy of the Weekly Courier 1 year $ 2 00 2 Copies it 3 00 4 " 10 " OO i M 4 tl 5 00 10 00 29 00 6 00 4 00 it 1 Cony ofthe Daily 1 " " Tri-Weekly If Copies of the celebrated trial of Mat. F. Ward, for the murder of Butler, will be sent to all who get up and forward us clubs. O-Snccimcn copies ofthe WEEKLY COLTtlER sent on application. Address W. N. HALDEM AN, Courier Steam Printing House, Nos. 51 and 53 Third Street, near Main, Louisville, Kv. TIPPECANOE FLOUR. ARRANGEMENTS have been made to supply the Plymouth market with this Huur, and the genuine can be found at Stack's, Vinnedge's, and ou the corner at the old stand of Brook & Evans, only. N. B. & P. S. ALLEMAN i Co. feblD 15tf GUARDIAN'S SALE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Guardian of the person and property of Scerman Chapman, will, on and after the 4th day of September, lb57,oJfcr for sale the interest of said Sherman Chapman in certain real estate, sitaats :n the counties of Marshall and St. Joseph, in the State of Indiana, his interest bemg the undivided onethird part of 91 acres of land, described as follows: Bcinninir at a stake on the north line of the La Porte road 156 rods east of the west line of Marshall county following the road, thence north 39 rod to a post, thence north .r2deg. W. 169 rods to a post in Section 36, T. 35 N., R.l W.; thence gouth 46 dep. W. 69 rod-, thence south 52 deg W. 103 rod., tin nee south 52 deg east 95 rods, to the place of beginning. Also a part of the E of the S-E of Sec .16, T. So N., R. 1 W, in St. Joseph county, bounded as follows commencing at the sonth-west corner of said lot; thence east 40 rods, thence north 104 rods, thence west 40 rods, thence south 104 rods to the place of beginning; the whole of said land being subject to the life estate of one Persis Reeves. . Said interest in said land is to be sold at private sale, at not less than its appraised value. Appraised at $300. TERMS One-third caeh in hand, and the balance in sixty days. COlRTLAND CHAPMAN, Guardian. july30-37t3. i.; : ; HILL Cc JACOBS, 1 " : ' Hive a large stock of Wall&V!n(lffPape'ur, all qualities. at wholesale or retail; also window Shades and Curtain Fixtures, ' FORT WAYNE, IND. ' ; mar2--191j. ; : -M ,i ; Y.. H i J .

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HURRA for HURRAH! MM, 11IG11T .1G.1M.V! Clear out of the Ashes. J. BROWNLEE, Has the pleasure of announcing to big old friends and customers, that he is in full "blast, in his new store room, first door west of the Post Office, on la Poile street, with almost an entire

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FOR THE Trade! in? which he will sell as cheap as his neighbor? To all the world ia creneral -the citizens of Mar . county in particular, and the inhabitants of Plymouth likewise, and to everybody who may chance to read this, are hereby notified that at . can be found any quantity of SPRDTG CLOTHIüra of the latest fashion?, for n-en and boys. Coats, of the regular "Shanghai order," and Vests, Shirts, Pants, Hats, Gaiters and Boot3 to correspous The Latest styles of IRL I IK!" , 3? fresh from the manufacturers, which cannot please the Ladies, and at prices as low as th e can be sold this side of "Kingdom coaie." fact of the business is, it's no use trying to enumerate half what he has got to sell, for it would take longer than for you to go and see, and when you are at leisure just "drop in" and examine for yourself, and you will say he has got a little the best assortment of BM (GOODS!! ever brought to Plymouth. Please remember, bear in mind, and don't forget, that, although his goods are going off like hot cake?, there is plenty more cf the same kind in New York, which he can order and have here in a very short time, to supply the deficiencies that must occur on account of the large large quantities of goods that a;e daily carried away from his store. Don' t forget tue macL west of the rost oihec. J. BROWNLEE. May 23, 1857 2etf. CLOTHING DEPOT! Change for the Belter bv the Fire!! DAVIDSONS & Co., Who now occupy a new and clc gaat Store Room on Michigan Street, Have opened for inspection the lar gest and must magnificent stock oi (wilts' unU foils' FURNISHING GOODS, Hats 4 Caps, etc., Ever exhibited here or elsewhere iu the West. We have also connected a TAlLORKß DEPARTMENT 1 With our establishment, and have engaged the services of F. RENNER, favorably known, to superintend the same. A good variety of CLOTHS & VESTINGS ON HAND. Cutting and altering done to order and with dispatch. fmmisniLTOiTiFniASBs And with facilities, too, that will undeniably defy all competition. Thankful for past favors from our numerous customers, wc intend to merit a continuance of the same. DAVIDSONS k Co. may2l-27tf. HATS AND CAPS, At the People's if torJ. (2S) O., S. k R. Dundther and Blixen! The undersigned wishes to dispose cf his present residence, at th( Oak Grove, west of the court house, at a very low price and on reasonable terras. Th-;re are about 2)4 acres of ground bounded on the. west by the Lnporte R. R. and on the east by the original survey of tho town of riy":i.cu!T!', which is leased for twelve years from November lat, ar.d the buildings and other improvements conveniently and comfortably arranged, all of which belong to the purchaser at the expiration of said lease, and subject to removal or ?-.ile, at bis discretion. It will be sold in nep.trate parcels, or altogether, to suit purchasers. A part will be taken in lumber, if desired, and a reasonable time will be given on part of the amount. julyl6-5t3 Wm. J. BURNS. Fresh Arrival! Just received, a large lot of SMOKED HAMS, SHOULDERS. and SIDES ; also, a lot of No. 1 W2a.it - fisla. in half-barrels, and general assortment of Staple GROCERIES ! Which we must sell for cash or country produce. 2?tf PATTERSON k CLEAVELAND. 11 OF INDIANAPOLIS. THE object of this Institution, aa its name imports, is to afford to young gentlemen and ladies an opportunity to become thoroughly qualified for the Counting Room and general business; pursuits of life, on the most scientific principles. By first teaching each and every pupil to write a bold, legible hand; 2ndly, by teaching the science of Boot-Keeping, by double and single entry, as practically applied to every department of business, together with Lectures on the Lawä and Customs of Trade and the Science of Accounts. Terms of a full course (of 8 or 10 weeks,) $23 03 Terras for a partial course, embracing tho practical part of Book-Keeping and business Penmanship,. ..... . ." 15 00 Terms for full course in Ladies Department 10 00 Which muit prepaid or secured. ITTFor further particulars sec circulars. augl4-401y. , T J. BRYA N'l , Principal. From the Journal of Commerce. A. C. CAPROX, Attornej- atlaw and Notary PuLlic! Will practice In the Circuit and Common Pleas Courts of Marshall and Stark counties. Collections throughout Northern Indiana promptly at-, tended to.' Land and town property for sale. ' Deposition! taken; Deeds, Mortgages, kc, drawn up and acknowledged. Office one doorwest of Pierce's Clothing Store. r. , 2iv21y. CAREER & WEHMER, Wholesale LIQUOR DE A LEES '1 ..-, : FORT WAYNE, IND; Gt OOD supply ofthe finest qualities of Liquors, T Cig;irs, etc., kept constantly on hand. The trade supplied at the lowest wholesalo prices, ; janl-ioGv .

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One door south of Edwards' Ifolcl, SEAEIXRS Vt wie MEDICINES, s, famts, Oils, VARNISH. TURPENTINE, WINDOW GLASS, DYE STUFFS, FANCY ARTICLES. PERFUMERY, fcc, Ac. . Have just opened, and will constantly keep on' hand a well selected assortment of such articles as are enumerated above, and cil others usually kept in a DRUG STORE! which we will sell at the lowest currrcnt cash pr!-" ces. Particular attention will te paid to filling Physicians orders, and putting up prescription?, family compounds, and preparations of all kind. Wc invite those wishing articles in our line, to call, as we feel assured we can nuke it to their interest to purchase of us. N. B. Every art'.c-le so'd by is warranted' PURE", FRESH k GENUINE. junl8-31tf Those fond of a po'xl CIGAR, cannot foil to fiud an article to suit them at junie-31 BROOKE & BRO'S. B ALM Thousand FJowvi s, at (junl?-:il) EirOOKF. L- ERO'S. R OSE-Hair Oil, Ccnu'.ne Bear's Oil, Robcta, Hair Regenerator, (3!) Biooke a Bro's. Soap a fine asftrtmcnt,at i (31) Brooke a Bro'b. LILLY White, Jfecn Fun., Fink Saucers, Carmine, Infant Powd., I on d. ruffs, at -(31) BUOOKE A Bro's Y J-Jk A SPoir Sale. Tlic unrersigncd will be prcjared to fvjipT Marshall county with fresh burnt htji.-c L:mc, by the 10th of April, as low as c.;n be done by any one, at his new lime house, directly west of tha rail road bridge. IY: has not gone West yet, and is still ready to do Lithing and Plastering in a neat' and substantial manner, vn short notice. Water' Lime and Piaster Paris ordered en iiiort notije, when not oa hand. Thankful to the public for past favors, he would solicit a continuance of the same. G. F. SPAULDING. mar26 I9if. DENTIST, Br. A. MATTirVGliY, J3 licits a share of patronage in the" practice of his profession. All operations performed upon the most approved principles, and all work warranted as represented.' OFFICE twiner of Gart ow and Water strceU. junll'5G ü!Hj STATE OF INDIANA. . MARSHALL C0ÜNTY. In Common Fleas Court Jnhj term, 1857. Estate 0 ) John P. Weaver; Notice of Petitioc Casper Grube, Adm'r.) Notice is hereby given, that a petition has been filed in my otlice, and that lue same will be presented to thecoartot' Cmm!i Plc;is, at its July term, li57, for the sale of certain real t'-ytato belonging to said docedaf, the perioral etitc'j i r insiiiUciert to pav the d-bts. . Attest N E'W TO:r II. VAQKA R D, Clerk junlS-SltO Maihall Court of Com. Picas PERSE V E R E 3V CE IS THE ILL THAT Runs the Machine I Patterson & Clciveiand,After having their large assortment e.f Gnctrics principally destroyed by ro,oni week after they had commenced basinets, have come to the dett-r -raination that it will "never do to give it so," ;ind accordingly are bringing cn a large rarcty of Groceries Of all kinds, which they intend Selling for raJy pay, at pric-es that cannot fail to suit buyers. The keep Constancy ou hand; E,rg, Butter, Cheese, Fish," Flour, Potato-?, Sugiir, Cofl'ee, Tea, Tobacco, Cigars, and in fact an assortment of everything that is usually kept in the Grocery lino. They intend keeping their Meat Market lull of Btef aud other fresh meats. You will Rivl them on L:iporte street, two doors east of Cleavel.md k IlcwettV store, where they will be happy to wait on all who' may want anything in tleir hue. Calls attended to late and early. PATTERSON 1 CLEAVELAND'. Plymouth, aprO J 23tf.- " iisOLUTION. The firm of C. CushmaiTS Co., at Tyncr City, Ind.. is this day dissolved by mutual ctmscnU The books and accounts of thi firm are in the hands of C. Cushman, who ia alont authorizes! to settle the accounts of the firm, and who will pay all dem ind aga:nt the late firm.". JOHN C. CUSHMAN. N. B. All persona knowing themselves indebtedto the late firm of C. Cushman & Co., r rcquested to call and cttl without delay, cither by cahornote. CONSIDL'K CUSILMAN TynerCitv, June 22J, lb57v 32t3. A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, 75 years fo age, having lost bis father, two brothers, daughter, son-in-law, nephews and neioes, by that dreadful disease, Conscmptiox, and Kufiering with a eougl himself, determined to Tisit the Kast Indies, Egypt and Japan, where he discovered a Preventive c4 Certain Curs for Colds, Coughs, Consunjtiont Ner-' vous Debility and Asthma. His cough wag cured immediately"; he returned, cured his relatives, who lUUCillvU luv ui.-w.- v 1 " utt oun rave employed it in their practice, curing thousands of cases considered hopeless by others. For the purpose of rescuing as many of hig fellow beings as possible he is sending the recipe to all who' wish it lor 10 cent ?; 3 of it to pay the postage, ndt the balance printing. Address Dr. Hfatjt, HOl Spring street, opposite Si. Nictohi Hotel, New York. '- ' ' jnlS-?Ici Armstrong & lamsoji, . House. Siffli & Ornamental .1 PAINTERS! Paper Hangers, . öc., ' 60V1U PLYMOUTH., I'D. ..

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