Marshall County Democrat, Volume 2, Number 46, Plymouth, Marshall County, 1 October 1857 — Page 3

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ILr Adver tisements, to'insure insertion, mu?t be handed in by Tuesday cvaniu preceding the day of publication.rj 8pcakinsrat lhc Court Honst. Col. J. C. WALKER, of LnPorte, add res tlio Citizens of Marshall county, at the Court House in Plymouth, on Monday, Octocer th, at 2 o'clock p. m. Thö well known abilities of the speaker is a sufficient guarantee that an attendance will not bs regretted. Turn out, and give the Col. a good hearing. Editors travel for their health, and to give their readers the result of their poregri:i i'ions ; and as ice have been traveling, wo have concluded to irive our readers the benefit of our observations. We have not been to Boston, neither have we been to New York, but wo have been to Tippecanoe Town, Marshall county, St ite of Indiana. It is a town of some thirty houses, pleasantly located on the north bank of Tippecanoe river. N. S. fc P. S. Alleman fe Co., are doing a good business with their flouring mill which, by the way , is the best mill this side of " kingdom cum" they are buying wheat at Plymouth prices g.indlng it into flour and sending it off. Dr.- Liejsford savs as soon as they getTippecar.oe-tov.n "fenced in, " there will be few such places. We attended a law suit before Esquire Coons.; plaintiff sued defendant for 810 damage, for tresspassing en his garden and destroying, as it was proved, three cabbage heads. Two were entirely destroyed, and one having a piece bi out of it was pronounced unfit for family use. The court decided that the plaintiff was enii:!ed to damages to the amount of fifteen cents, and fifteen cents cost, making thirty .cents, all told. From Tippecanoe to Bourbon, six miies, the road is as rough as any one could desire. Corduroy is distributed in I thick profusion most of the way, and ri ding over it in a spring carriage, 13 about as pleasant as going it a-foot. " Bourbon having the advantage of a rail road, is far ahead of Tippecanoe in th way of population and business. It 3 quite a town already, and is destined to bo the largest township village in the county. There are two steam saw mills in Bourbon, a Dry Goods store or two, a Drug store, a Grocery cfe Provision store, a Hotel, and a number of business houses which were closed. We were in a hurry when there, and had not time to look around n.3 much as we shall some other time, when v. a have more time. There U a3 good farms in Tip pecanoe and Bourbon townships, 3 there j are'in the noü-iern part of tho Stnte. It is too bad that our rail roads are located on the poorest land in the county ; strangers, passing through, are obliged to form an erroneous opinion of the land in Marshall county. The land lying along the Cincinnati, Peru and Chicago R. R., or at least the greater portion of it, is so poor that onions will scarcely grow on it. Go a mile or so, north or south of the road, and the land is as good a? could bo desired. A gentleman came to this places from the west, ashorttim-j since, with the intention of locating in this county, and was so disappointed in the locVs of the country, that he determined at onse to look . out some other locatien. He was detained here a few days, and concluded to go into the country and see how bad it was. On his Teturn he said he was happily disappointed in finding as nice farms and as good land as he had seen any place in the west. m o r County Fair. Competitors for premiums at tho coming Fair, will please call on Mr. D. McDonald at the Recorder's office, and make their entries: a3 ho has kindly agreed to attend to the business of Secretary in my absence. S. B. CORBALEY, Sec'y. Plymouth, Sept. 30. N. B. The Committee on Farms, etc., (Class A.) will please take notice that the time for making entries in said class has closed; and there has been but two entries, r.nA for the best 4 Acres of com. and the other on bees; said Committee will please call and receive a list and make view before the fair. . A. Baldwin, of the " Baldwin House, " will please accept our " most distinguished considerations " for a lot of the most beautiful cranberries we have seen this seacon. 5TDon't furgMt the "Big Show" to be here next Saturday. " They say " it's a whopper, " and if you would find out whether it's so, " go, and then you'll know, about the show, if " it's so." ' XSTRernember the Fair is to be held on to 16th and 17th. Every farmer in the county should bo in attendance, to see if hat 13 going to fce done. r SrSee "Notice Extra" and bo sure that you dont forget to be ir. Attendance. ...5rTbe weather has bcec quito cool for a fa7 days past, in consequence of which our wood pilo hag about " gone in. V Wood taken in payment for subscription to the Democrat. SrPatterson fe Oleaveland haro ior t-3,' plenty of harnf and cigars, smoted und unsmoked.t X j 'cm. , . if. TtElccticn iKicond Tuesday, 13th

P. Ft. W. fc C. U.R. The Porter Democrat learns from good authority, that the five sections in that county have been taken by Messrs. Skinner, Star and Campbell, and that the work will be commenced in two weeks.

Police Extra. Every merchant, every mechanic, and all the citizens of Plymouth, who feel an interest in the subject of procuring a Fire Engine, arc requested to meet at the Court Ilousa on Friday evening, October 5th, at early candle-lighting, to take into consideration the all-important subject of purchasing a Fire Engine before cold weather. Citizens, one and all, you are interested, so don't keep back and stay away. Turn out! turn out! and let 's have a Fire Engine, and a Fire Company. By order of the Committee. CIIAS. WIIITMORE, N. II. OGLESBEE, II. BROWN. N. B. Tho Baud will be in attendance. Wcw i2d csdlilo r.tUiticn rf (tr mac limits tcheadvcrtiscinent in this week's piper, of the firm of WilllijH k Ilucsti?, wholesale Grocers. Fort Wayne, In J. Their stock consists of a general assortment of Groceries, together with every thing usually found n a store, except dry goods. Their, connection with some of their, olJrsl and irrfl kroicn honxrs n the East, oflcMthcm facilities. fir laying in their stock, unsurpassed by any other louse in the Yet. They are the re fore cnal ed to furnish anything in their line, freight considered, as. low as can be bought in New York, Cincinnati, Chicago or any other market. Furt Wayne is now within two or three hours rule of this place, uninterrupted by any change of cars. Merchants, therefore, in hi place and vicinity, can obtain anything: they may need in the line of Williams A. Ui:eti.-, in a few hour., thereby avoiding the expense, delays and loss of time, oc-ca.-ioned by purchasing or ordering from a greater dir,tancc. Williams & Hucjtis have but one price, and those ordering from them will obtain goods of the fame quality and price, as if there in person to purchase. If you would, therefore, save, both nirmrr nn.l time, purchase of Williams k Hucstis, wholesale Grocers Fo Wayne, Ind. Iron City Commercial College This institution stands in the front r.iuk of that class of school that confers practical benefits npun all who come within the peope of its instructions Ittako3 a young, man juit at that interesting period of life when ho is lookirg about him what he shall do, and instructs him in tlio:-c brandies of practical knowledge the lessons ol" an honest, money-making life, that will fjualify him in future to operate to thebest possible advantage to himself and the business world. Through the judicious and skillful management of it3 Principal, F. W. Jsxkj3, Esq., the Iron City Commercial College, of Pittsburgh, has steadily rose until it has no superior in the country. Our merc'uiits speak of it with pride, and it3 usefulness is every day felt in the numerous counting rooms where its effi cient graduates arc employed. Let our country merchants and our farmers, ar.d all persons who have sons, hasten thera to this college, where they can secure a finished business education. For terms and particular information, addrcs F. W. Jenkins, Esq., Principal of the Iren .7 Commercial College, ViUslurgh, Ta. Have latclv established a On Gano street, west of Michigan, wliers they keep coii'tratly on hand all kinds of They do no, intend thst any other dealers slial mroinrtirtt(rlinr("!TU. l.o mnro nopntiimoii:i. r ----- , ting than they. Ii you wish fresh meats they arc at all times prepared to accommodate you. "Baldwin Mouse PLYMOUTH, IND. AYERS BALDWIN FnorRiETOit. The present proprietor of this establishment, (formerly "American House,") having repaired and refitted it, and given it a thorough cleansing, will endeavor to conduct it in a "more acceptable manner than it lias heretofore been conducted In every particular, hi 1 guests shall be rendered comfortable and bis charges reasonable. Sept. 3, '57 A Fresh Arrival of .Ifcrdware!! II. B. DICKSON & CO. Have just received thö LARGE3T and BEST selected Stock of HAliWAlE, JAPANNED WARS, ' AND 3 Tf crr GTrv EVER. BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. Call, and you wiil find it to be no mere "puO," butsrictly true in every particular. We were careful iu selecting tho very best goods and latest STYLES. & . II. B. DICKSON L CO. : J. VINALL, M. D., HOlKliOlMTllIC PH1S111ÄN Particular attention paid to Obstetric Pactice, and CHRONIC DISEASES OP WOMEN, AND Diseases of Children Office over C Palmer's Store, corner of Michi gan and LaPorte Streets, where he can be consulte at all hours. - 22tf. 1 DISSOLUTION. The urmofOglcsbee, Shirley nnd Roe is this day dissolredby mntnal consent; II. II. Roe retiring. Ilercaftcrthe business will be conducted by the firm of Oglesbce k Shirley; and all debts contracted in the name of Ogle?bce, Shirley & Roewill be paid by Oglesbeo L. Shirley. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm, arc requested to call and settle by paying vl$ or by gWmg notes. N.II. OGLESBEE. W. C.SHIRLEY.-

A. C. CAI'ROIV, Attorney at Law and Notary Public! Will practice In the Circuit and Common Tleas Courts of Marshall and Stark counties. Collections throughout Northern Indiana promptly attended to. Land and town property for sale. Depositions taken; Deeds, Mortgages, - &c, drawn mp and aeknowledged. Ofliee one door west of Pierce's Clothier Stre-!' " 21v2r.

ThG Big SHOW of 1857.

FREE EXHIBITION. "T J? Jt1 i 'w if v Ml i iri - l- --Ji i.. 1. 4 JX, GRAND JO r X SUE will walk nv. wheel a Wheeibarrow on a Saiglt Wire, feet in Ien;th.tothe topmo.t luLlit of the towcrirg r.;vi!!ion of North's National Cir.crs, every ciay, previous to ihe opening of the 1 ternoon perform -ince, She bcin the on ly person in the world that c:in cc omfUsh this wonderful, d.'iinr. ar.d'beautiful act cf the WALK IN MID AIR! which is sriven outside of canvas, as renrrsentrd in the cut above, und is Free for all tD T7it:iC33 Without Cost! LEVI J. NORTH'S TKniE cc.v3:n'zd cc.:pai':zs! (Fmm the National Amphitheater, Chic Tgo, being the only Legitimate Circus in th; West.) " I?. COAT'S STAK THEATRICAL CO?.IIY, (From tlie National Tlieater, Chicago,) the Gymnastic, Acrobatic nnd Paiitoir.lrcic Company, com-prL-cs tLe very best r.i iLtes t bo found in the coun try, and f.;r superior to anv att n'ied to any ot'icr cTao:;.-:imen: in tne Ln toa rtati s The above variety of n 'rirmanfes ln been gcUcn up regardless of cost tr crpeine, and arranged and design? 1 to ccli-.sfi any and all otL.T compan'es in the We.-1; and wUh it to be distiiu tlr .... i ..... l .1... ii r . .i . . uuuciMuo.i ia u i, iiie onjy company tliat l c tFOKM ALLTiiEY ADVr.RTISE. This Immense Triple Troupe, will, upon entering t-nvn, make a Gorgeous Procession, led by a spioa lid Hand Curiot,"containing Prof. HriüLs N:i!:c:inl OfuS Band cornered of twelve ?.!iician??. Next in order will TV. come the trained r;ng and perfor-L-ng Ilorr-cs an 1 I.n:cs, mounted by ihe various peribnaciä attachytT:S cd to tli.'S maniuioth Company. ,;'jr'J In the rear, t!ic carriages bagoge . - van, properties, etc., s.iij to be the '".L'-jO ü(-t iuthe world, w:il follow to the place cf cxhibilim. Tlie procession will enter each town at 10 o'clock A. M. WILL EXHIBIT AT Fiy:i30iiIi c;i öaturtiay, CcAdm!;j;ion Reserved sc;its, SO ct.nti. Children iiTi'!fr 1(1 vn'ii. t? h il f-r.i." tit 11.t Dooi-s open at Ü and 7 o'clock performance ia half 1 c UJUl .Will. tti f ! i fro tr nr"--comprises the following di.-fnpii-h-. ed penbrmcw: LEVI J. NORTH America's own Horseman, the unnrdan l uniproach ible princi-"-TV t "V vil ai (1 Pecniff ri..!i r? v:!! trifilno Nv 7;.J it ea'.h performance the celebrated Horse "Tammany," and the Ladles favorite trick Ilorso "Spanish Spot Eeauty." "Le premiere E:uetricnne et D mseuso de Londre, Paris", Rellin, et Vienna," the Eeanttful, Daring an 1 Accomplished. Professor KENNEDY, r.nd pupils, blasters George and Henry, iu feats of posturing, balancttc MASTER WiUie ! Pupil of Levi J. n rcrth, wiil mtro-fc: duee his Rockv M.ounta:n teed,- vituout sactdie or nnuic, :n nis dashing, during, and reckless act of the HURDLE RACE. FOUR CLOWNS IX THE RING. TOM CONY, TOM O.OIiN. TOM EURGESS nnd MASTER HENRY, the infant Clown, only six years old. Tlie educated .Mule, "Jack Sheplierel, will oe lntrotiuccu at enca J performance. Two dollars will be Afjvtn to ai,y one can ... ten time? around the riu-r.. '-."-Tcr-' -' In addition to the above list cf pcrforuitrs, will be foimd Mr.T. Osborne, the great two and four-horso rider; S. Kreuncn, tha champion carpet lcaper; Yon Gysptl Family, acrobats and contortionists; J. Naylor, acrobat and gymnast; Jeaii Eures, juggling and necromancy; T. Carlyle, trick and comic equestrian, together with a host of various performers too Dumerons to mention. In addition to the abovegreat combination of artistic talent, it Mr. B. Cony's Star I Dramatic Company, from the Natioainieater, Chicago, who will rrescnt to the public, for the first tt'Xf tImC in thc United Stat03' m 0ri" T'v " V.v ßinal, extraordinary, funny, farci- - cal. nantomim'cal, extravagant, burlctical, dirersble, tragi-comical, adoptical rts a Hippo-canine andmonkeyano ballet de action, called, entitled, namod and cognamed, as the PERSECUTED DUTCHMAN; or, Tompey the Ape and the Prairie Dog. - Scexe Prairie, log hut of Gyplnnsen. -r-pRO?ERTiES From authorities in the Egyptian temple of th apes. Scf.xery From the ceTebratcd North American prairie, with log hut to bieak perspective. - Tlie evening's entcrainment will conclude with the laughable pantomime of the RICH TURK; or, the Big-headed Family. For caste, scenery, etc. gee pictorials and ?mall bijls. . Will perfoimat Warsaw, October 2nd at Misliar.aka, Ivfonday, October äüi. 24-45t2. : . ' ;. T. 11. TOOLE, Agent. ,

M1AL

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Attorney at Law, Tlymcuth Ind. Stocks. Cond, and Town property for sale. Collections promptly attended to throu-'h Northern Indiana. Refers, to Coolt, Wadsworth & co.,. .... .Chicago III. Eabcock k co. Water St N. Y. Field, Mf.rrit & co.,. . . .Courtlandt St N. Y. E.1RXF.S & Pharo, Earelay St N. Y. Loudon k co., .Philada. Fenn. Hon. J. Eäadly, Supreme Judge, Omaha City Nebraska. J. E. Eenxet Esq, Gen'l Ag't JEtu Ins. Co, Cincinnati Ohio. AT qFgFiu flic EBuiehcr's MARKET Can be found, at all times, SALT, SMOKED & FRESH MEATS! ALSO, Fresh Sardines, Lohstcrs, Mackerel, SHAD, OYSTERS ASD CLAHS, Forty-eight hours from the toast, all of which will be cooked and served up on the shortest possible notice, and to suit the tastes of the most fastidious, athisnewlv arranged SALOON. mnv21-2'7tf. J. COUGLE. THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR TRT IE3 jSL BY 43 II. E. DICKSON k CO. TUB GREAT EXGLTSir REMEDY' SIR JAMF "CLARKE'S C el ob rated ;7euial3 Pills ! raoTEcrnn ey royal letters tatxt. Prepared from a prescription cf Sir James Clarke, M. D., Pliys eian Extraordinary to the Queen. This imaiuable Jledietiie is liiif -tiling in tlie cure of ail tho-e p. hiful and d-ngorous di-easrs incident to the fern lie-consti'ution. It mo lerates all exctv s, rennves ail ltniction? nn l brings rn the ni.-n?!.ly per'ud with regularity. These pills .h mid be used two or three weeks previous to conluiemriit; they fortify the constitution, and le-sen the. i suuering during labor, enabling the mother o perform her duties with sacty to herself and child. These pills sliouldnot be taken during the I !rt tmrke movtms of pre rnancy, as they are sure to I bring on miscarriage, but at any other time titer are safe. In all c ;ses of nervous and spinal alTc- j tions, p.iin in the back and limbs, heaviness, fatigue on slight exertion, palpitation f the heart.! lowness cu s'unts, hystencs, sick headache, r.n 1 all the painful iiisears occasioned by a disorded system, tluse pills will elfect a cure when all other means have failed, and although a powerful remedy, do :i"t contain iren. calomel, rntimony, or any other mineral. Full '.ire -tioiH accompinving each pack..ge. ri-iee, in the United States an-iCan id.i, one dollar. N. 11. .Nl.n iüiid G postage st.'.ni:3 enclosed to any other authorized Agent, will iiiSure a bottle of the t ills bv return mail. W. W. RO HERTS, Indianapolis, Wholesale Agent for Indi :ia. Rrooke t Rr.o.. nnl T. A. Lcmox, agents Plvmouth. junll,.")C-i01y. c7 W Li 'it m t Having seaped tTie destruction of the late fire, by the utmost exertion on my p u t, and thj timely assistance of friends, (who, ior their k:nunes shall cxer be remembered,) I will be found at the old stand ready to wait cn all who may wish anything in the Hue cf I have just purchased, and am no v receiving a well selected stuck cf Cloihiusr, Piece Gccüs, &e. Whl'di, with what CUSTOM WORK I usually keep on han.1, id not surpassed by .my other block in the county, or perhaps in tho Stute, for Siylc and Isii'aljjSily. It shall be my aim, by fan' dealing, to remove the two objections to ready-made Clotaintr, viz: the inferiority of the cloth and makinr. T Iiis imHi tant eon -".deration, I am happy ta say, my customers duly appreciate. Although tlie lutitson a poor article are better than on a Ood one, yet honesty is the best policy. I return my thinks tr my numerous :ustomers for past patronage ro liberally bestowed, and earncvlly solicit a call from them aivl the citizens of .Ma:hall couiity generally, before purcliasing. My terms arc GASH G?i GSUllTiW FH02U2S1 And S::jal Profits! All kinds of custom-work made to order, and en short notice. Those owing mo are earnestly requested to call and pay all or a p rt of their accounts immediately, as I need money very much. II PIERCE. Plymouth, ajri!3 21 tf. II ATS AND CArsi At the Teo-Ic's Store. ' (23) O., S. k R. GTUD-TCLD COOTC. TC would say to the Gents of KyAouth, V V t't v, c :-irc rrcnarc to talc your measures for the f xsliionable Ste.b-Toed Boot, mfde from French Calf that is Trench Calf, by a Uoot-makcr that is a Boot-maker, warranted to fit like a glove, at WIIITMORE'S, mar5 17tf! Sisrn of the Golden Coot. A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, 75 years fo age, having lost his lather, two brothers, daughter, son-in-law, nephews and neiccs, by that dreadful disease, Coxscmptiox, an 1 sufl'ering with a cough himself, determ'.niMl to visit the East Indies, Egypt and Japan, where he discovered a Preventive and Certain Cur for Colds, Co'ighs, Consumption, Nervous Debility and Asthma. His cough was cured immediately"; he returned, cured his relatives, who inherited the disease, and in connection with his son have employed it in their practice, curing thousands of cases considered hopeless bv others. For tho purpose of rescuing as many of his felloT beings as possible he is sending the recjpe to all who wL-h it for 10 cent?; 3 of it to pay the postage, and the balance printinr. Address Dr. Heath, 101 Spring street, opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, New York. junlS-31m TO NON-RESIDENTS. fjlIIE undersigned, with tho county Sur1 vevor, will, on the 21st of September, 1S57, atlO o'clock, a. m., on said day, proceed to survey and locate the corners cf their land in section 1, town Si, range 1 west, in Stark county, Indiana; to meet at the residence of the subscriber, at the time Fpecified, and continue from day to day until all is finished. Non-resident?, who fau to meet the Surveyor at the time above mcntionca.and defray or provide foi defraying their portion of the expense o; the survey, will be returned to the County Auditor, and such delinquencies placed oa the tax duplicate, and collected according to law. HENRY ALEXANDER, septl0-i3t3. Dr. LI EE. Wa ow nmv i-ocr.!i-inf ft tll'W ßtOck of SUOAllS.

X. IIA &.A V 11 A mm. -- - - V also a general 'assortment of everything usually kept in the Grocery linc which wc now offer to the citizens of Marshall and adjoining counties at a low cash price. We are determined not to be vjidcrsold by anv Grocery or Dry Goods Store in Plymouth. We are of the opinion that ' QUICK CASH SALES AND C3223.ci.ll Froflta Is the only way for any merchant to prosper, in business. Give u a call be convinced that we can give you as good bargains as you can find in Plymouth. All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange ibr poods. ..... - . v PATTERSON & CLEAVELAND. wp3-42tf. . -, . ;, . - - - . "

R. W. TAYLOR & CO.,

LEALr.RS IS HEAVY AND GHELF n z : r. ' IRC., NAILG, GLAC3, C. And purchasers Tf all kinds cf Grain. cM2 l ily. FORT WAYNE, IND w - "7.u-JIiU V4 . llV ' T.-i-irn a t -. -i r -i i w i ky lu noii-usüicnts, im i niiig ia uiiiciTiupaiis of Marsball county, Ind. Will bo rohl fur pat t cash and part on time; abo several Houses and Lots in Plymouth, and some improved farms in the vicinity. Those wishing to purchase, will phviso give me a call. Also, for sale: a large quantity of Lumber, and can fi'l all orders on short notice, for cash. I also purchase Wheat and other produce on commission. fcbl2 14tf DANIEL URO WN, Commission Agent. 'NOTICE Tlif rrmd:ir r.mptiri nf thf lliiird ((" Trtui rai of Center township, will be held on the firtt Saturday in each month. JUSLT11 EANS, CIcik. may7,'ö7 2."ly xy. 'rfi t. 7 yy10. A lÄA.Kkx J:s '. Cr .-: d S. t M. BECKEFl, Would respect full v inform the citizens of .Marshall and atijoiniuing counties, that they hare opened a new store on L iporte street, one door eat of D;-. Lern n's Drug Store, where they will keep on hand a full stock of" MY IllPJISUallll CROCKEHY-W AHE, &G. As we intend s j'.iing as cheap as ihe cheapest, we ask a p.n ti ui of the patronaj of the cjnjiiiunitv. ma vl 1-'Jtf The Iiciiisvills Aorklv Courier ON the 1t of J.wnrv, THE LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER will begin the I-TF-TEENTH vcar of its TiublicatioTi. As an enterprising industrious and reliable nws nnd commerial paper, it i cn-t:r;v.s-ed, while in its polities it is bold and independent, and is earnest in opposition t the d in ;erous doc .'incs and tendencies of Know-Nothingisjn. A SPLENDID PRIZE NOVELLKTlJ Written by Mrs. M ii-y E. Childs, author -of "Oswyn Dudley" rnd "Lotiise Eicon," v. ill be commenced earlv in J;:niurv. It is entitled "THE GR A YIIOOD," ad is foun.hil ontlie a'roeious murder of Uibb, iu Lexington, Ky., in If 1.0. It will bj fiun.i to be a romance of deen and thriüin r interest. TERMS: 1 Copv of the Wecklv Courier 1 vcar 2 Copies " " t 1) OO M ( 1 Ccpvof the Diilv " .$ 2 no .. :t n ) . . 5 (i0 .. 10 0) .. 2) 0) . . G 0 ) 1 " " Tii-Weekly " 4 C3 Copies of the ceiehrated trial of .M.it. I'. Ward, for tho murder of P.nth?r, will be sent to all v ho get up and forward r.s club-". O Specimi n copies of the WEEKLY COURIER sent on application. Addie.S W. N. HALDEM1 AN, Conner Ftcrn rrinfpg ll, r.. Nos. 1 and S3 Third Street, ii'Mr Main, Louisville, Kv. fc i V V HILL 8l JACOBS, Have a large stock of V,ra!lfcVrrnuivrPi:pe"r, n!! qualities 5 at wholesale or retail Curtain Fixtures, mariG li?lv. ; also w indow Shades and TORT WAYNE, IND. MONEY WANTED! Notice is hereby given that I, James II. Case Admhilstraterde bonis non of the estate of George J. Alleman deceased, will cell ;;t public sale, as the law direct J, a Lm I Warrant for forty acres, on the 2!Hh day of August, 1n7, between tlie hour? of ten o'clock a. m. and three o'elaek p. in. Said Land Warrant belongs to the estate of the decedent. Temn c;h in h.-.nd. Sale to be at my othVe in Plymouth. ulvCO J. II. CASE, Admr.dc bonis ncn. EIOHilCE COR3I1NT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, PLYMOUTH, IND Will attend to all business, in the line of his Profession, entrusted to his c:re, in the Circuit and Common Pleas Comts in Northern Indiana; and will give piiticuhir attention to buying and selling Land, paying Taxes, &c. Plymouth, Nor. 15, 1S55 The subscriber having purchased the the Steam Saw anil Flouring Mill, in Plymouth, heretofore owned by Judge Fuller, has Cited it up in complete order, with r.n 1 intends to make it a FIB3T GLASS MILL In every respect, an 1 solicits a fair share of the custom of tho country and village. He intends to keep constantly on hand to supply all that come; also, to supply 9 AND Saw to order all kinds 9 11 Skcri Notice: ' ' M. FRENCH. Plymouth, July 9, 1S57. 31 At the People's Store r.ay bo found a nice assortment of lhxts and Shoes, among which are Ladies' heeled Roots, which will be sold r.t prices that must please. 2Stf O., S. k R. Lands and Town Lots For Sale!! The undersigned has the agency cf a large quantity of knd throughout Marshall comity and the adjoining counties of TultOL, Pulaski and Stark, both wild and improved, cf all descriptions; and also of several Town Lota in Plymouth, with convenient residences thereon, ami also building lots in thcnwsf business part of tutcn; all of which will be sold cheap for cash. Any person desiring to locate will do well to secure the prize while it can be had. Call at mvoulcc over Faluicr's stove. m.irG 19tf II.CORBIN. ITT jmci IT' LOOK THIS WAY! CHARLES PALM EE, Is now receiving, direct from Philadelphia and New York, the MOST VARIED stock of Groceries, Quceiisware, Glassware, Cl0tllM& Tlv'.twera cvercucrcd for inspection and sale in this commumtv, which he is now offering at as fair prices and terms, as any sane man dare name. Thankful to the citizens of Marshall and adjoining counties for their very liberal patronage heretofore conferred in him, and hopes, by fair dealing to merit a continuance of favors. ' Julv 30, 57--37tf.

WHO WANTS GOODS?

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HÜERÄ for .HÜ1UI-A1I! Clear out of tlie Aoliss.

J: BROWN I Has t!Ic plea?;:re ofanotincing to his old frh nd and customers, th it he i n full blast, in his new ! tore room, first door we of the Post üf'uce, on La Porte street, with aim :t an entire Clt roR Tnn XL k ltt which he will sell rts c!ie;ip as h:3 neighbor' To all the world in general the citizens of Mars i 1' county in particular, and the inhabitants of Plyniou'h likewise, an 1 to everybody who may chance to read this, are hereby notified that at can b? found anv fiunntltv of SPEEffG .CLGTEHTG of the latest fashion?, formen rndbov?. Coats, of the regular "Shangliai order," and Vests hirti, Pant., Hats, Gaiters and Roots to coircsOi. ; The Latest stvlcs of Ifff IE 3SST "2? tiesli from ir.Q nianuiaeturi i -', wir.eh cannot please the Ladies, and at prices as low as th ran be-sold this tide of "Ivingdera come." fact of th business is, i;s no use trying to c morate half vvhr'.t he lias got to sell," for it ivüm--1 take lunger t!i-in lor yon to go anl see, and when you are at Lis'ire jitst "drop ia" and examine for yourself, and yen vriil sy he- has got a litllo the best assoiti.unt of If MM3S!i ever brought to PIyr.i--tith. riease remember, bear in in'ml, ainl don't forget, that, although Ins goods ,o e going off like hot cake., tiiere is p1i.-r.ty more cf the same kind in New York, which he can order and h ive here :a a very short time, to supply the d,Iitlen-jo.i th it vr.i.-i occur on account of the lar e large (pi üitities of goods that are daily c iri ied away from his store. Don't forget the place west of the Tost offie. J. LROWNLEE. M.;v2.3, 1557 2r'lf. Good iXcws for tlie People! PLYMOUTH REDEEMED FROM THAT OLD TYRANT II1ÜII PRICES!! LET ALL-REJOICE! l ull THE Are iu town with a XEW STORE "CHOCK FULL" OF J1TJ Come one nn l all and look at our extendve assortment oi DRY GOODS. Wc have every variety of Comprising' SILKS, Till RETS, "ALrACCA, ri.AI!)S (Nev Style) DE REÜE.S, DE LA1NE:-? i'üINTS, iv"., :c. A!s, :i l,u-irt slock of 11:1. CLOTH, DOESKLN, CASSIMERE.:, WHITE COODo; Uleuehed r.nd Drown .Muslins; Linens, C;-mbries, Laces, Veils, Gloves, Hosiery and Trimminps of every des:- .ptlon. In fact we" h ive every liiir.ghi the Dry Goods line, and will introduce m;ny a; tides never before sold in Plymouth. In the way of Crockery, Qiieeiiswarc & Glassware. We arc bound to take the lead, and won't be beat. We have some new patterns and prices, percent lower than they can be had elsewhere in town. Our äröoory Bapartmonti IS COMPLETE. V cr.nnex the prices of a few icauiug ariiccs: U IIITE bCGAR, .)C Rr.owx do 11 Collr:", U Tha, (OJ.C Svrup Huum.vg Fuin, l.yj Pish, (a nice article,) 7c Nuts 15 Candles, 13 We have a nice assortment of t Ih do do do V all do do V do do BOOTS, shoes. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, . CUTLERY, AND Many other articles too numerous to mention. Come and sec us, and we will take great pica -m e in showing our Goods and Prices, as we want you to compare th. ni with others. Oar motto is '-Quick Sales and Small Prodis" at the LOW PRICE STOPtE! OITOne door south of tho To-t OlHce XT September 10th, If,")? Jti. IF5 2? O Cl UL O 3 OF ALL KINDS, LOUCHIT AT THE niGIIHST PRICES, AT THE LOW PRICE STOPE, one) door south of tho Post-Oflice. - FREE OFGHARGE! ' XO HALLO OX ASCKXSIOX Is announced, but tlie arrival of a NEW. STOCK OF Pail and lTintor ilBjFIBSON GUSAT SlIPOEIÜIä OF THE amount, prices and variety of which will fairly compc to with any similar establishment west of Pittsburg.' Grateful to the people of Marshall and adjoining counties forpat iavorsand support, wliich kept us through a ficr trial, wc now by paying all attention exclusively to the CLOTHING TRADE, Need ask no more than an examination of our mammoth ttock by tlie public before purchasing elsewhere. We have on hand at least 500 wn ter suits, partly homo and partly Cincinnati manufacture, made in a superior style. FURNiSKlMQ GOODS, etc., mW A choice as-sortmcut of Cloths, Casslmcrc?, Vesting s, Trimmings, etc. The best of workmen for making and cutting to order, cheap and prompt. DAVIDSON k Co. Sept. 17th. 44tf.

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r:: vxh A & - One dour soaih cf Edwards Hold yn rlt ?af?) Fy. MEDICINES,Cliemieals, Pniuls. Oils,VARNISI:. TÜ11PEXTIÄE, WINDOW GLASS, DYE STUPES, FANCY ARTICLED, PERFUMERY, fcc, fcc. Have just opened, and will constantly hecp ca hand a well selected assortment of such articles a' .are enumerated above, and all others usually kept ''DRUG STORE ! which we wi.lscll at t: 0 lowest currrcnt cash ces. Particular attenlioi. will bcp.i'd to filing Phyciciars orders, and patting up prescriptions, family compounds, and preparations of all kinds. We invite those willing articles in cur line, to call, as we feel a-vured wc can make it to their interest to purchase of us. N. B. Everv artieh; so'd bv us is warranted PURE, 1'RIII & GENUINE. jr.nl S-Ultf Tliosc fond of a food CIGAR, cannot fall to' find ;:n article to suit them at junlS-:il BROOKE k PRO'S. 'B ALM Thuu-üd .'"lowers, at (junIS-31) BROOKE & BRO'S. 7 OE H lir Oil, Genuine Bear's Oil, KoVrt, Hair Regenerator, (."!) 1'rooke a Pro's. T OILET Sop a fine assortment, at (Tl) Puooke t Bko's. LILLY White, Mecn Fun., Pink Saucers," Carmiuo, Infant Powd., Tov. d. PiuTs, at Brooke Rro' o: 'f vir ?x r "y JU: A Tho nni'cr.-igned will be prepared to supply Marshall county with fredi burnt .Ston Lime, by the 10th of April, as Iotv as can bo done by any" one, at his new lime house, directly west of the' rail road bridge. He lu:3 not gone West yet, and" is still ready to do Lathing snd riasteringin a neat and substantial manner, vn short notice. Wat-r Lime and Plaster Paris crdcred oa sPiort notije, ' when not on hand. Thankful to the public f.-rpa.-t fa vers, he wou'd' solicit a continuance cf the jme. G. P. t" PAULDING, maiGtrue SESIBEST DENTIST. Br. A. "ITTIGI.V, "JOEING permanently located in Plymouth, so-. CJ lieirs a s-harc cf patronage in the'practice of Ids profession. AH operations performed n;cn the rnost?pjrovcl prine'pirs.andali work wai ranted a represented." OE1TCE comer of G arrow and Water streets." ;unir:Gd:aiv PATi;OXIZE HOME EFFORTS! RISING SUX INSURANCE CO,, OF RISING SUN. IND. AUTII0EI2ED CAPITAL, $100,000! Business cvoßnc-I to the Stale cf Indiana' Incorporated, 1 821.' BOARD OF DIRECTORS :! S. Hathawav, J. C. Vkli-S, J. W. Tai.bott, GeORGK GiLLESl'ir, J. Ih Smith, B. B. Loiuxc, F5. P. Cotixgtox," W. T. Pate, John Grace, W. JI. PotvixiV J. P. Ulrit," B. J. Hath a wat, Hiram P. CLonr. C. J. Hatha'tat, .Sec'r. Hatha wir, Prcs't. t. F. COVINGTON, Gen'l Ag't. IETFirs and 3Iarine risks taken at equitable rates.xil All person desiring Insurance, will call on D. R. Sample, Agt. at Plymouth, Ind. . A J pci-sons desiring to insure, ire invited to call and examine the conditions end manner of doing usiness of tins company. . ju!2-33mfe Agriciillnrai arcons'c. AND SEED STORE ! Weit M;un Street, two north of the Post Office, LA POllTE, IND n re r r u vy w S V Dealers in the most approved Agricultural & HorticnltiVl IMPLEMENTS! Imported r.nd American Field, Flower and Garden Seel-?; O.-namental, Shade and Fruit Trees, kc Also general agents for Fravcl k Lemon' K verse Tooth Grain Prill. aprlG S2fr TO XON RESIDENTS. THE UNDERSIGNED WITH THE COUNty Surveyor, w ill, on Thursday the let day of October, at 10 o'clock a. rn. onniddiy, proceed tosurvev and locate theeomer3 of my land inS-E ?X section 24 Town. 34, Range 2 East In Marshall county Indiana o meet on the premises and continue "from day to day uStil all is surveyed. Non-residents, who fail to meet tlie Surveyor at the time above rucLtioned, an ! defray or provide for defraying their portion of the expense of thef crvey, will be returned to the County Auditor, and such delinquencies placed cu the tax duplicate, and rtV.fli-'ftl w nr1l;r. to law. NATHAN II I DCS. septl0-13t3. , STATE OF INDIANA. . MARSHALL COUNTY: Common Fleas Court, October Urmt 1857. iletiry 11. Knappcnber crtj and Joseph W. Tharp, f To he released as surcvs. C ty from Bond. Samuel Teeters. " . . The PlaintiCTs in the abve entitled cause, by James (). Par'ts, their attorney, have tied in nijr ohicc their complaint to be released as surety from bond, and it appearing by affidavit that the defendant, Samuel Teeters, is a non-resident of the Vt&tc of Indiana; he is therefore notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint, and that the same will be heard at the next term of the Marshall Court of Common Pleas, to be holden at the court house in Plymouth, on Ihe third Monday of October next, anil unless he appear, plead, answer or demur thereto, tha .Tame w ill bo heard and determined in his absence - attest: NEWTON R. PACKARD, Cli ieptHMStf. UarsJull Corrt Comaon PUn

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