Marshall County Democrat, Volume 2, Number 48, Plymouth, Marshall County, 15 October 1857 — Page 4

Considerations lor Winter. He who thinks that tha agriculturalist, through the winter mo;iih3, has but little to do on his farm, is mostegreiously mistaken ; for if he be true to his interists, there is no se.ison of the year vrhen there aro more important calls upon his time, RnJ especially at the commencement of a iie.v i car; when, besides the current busi r.c&s of tho period, he should be arranging avA digesting his plans of operation fpr the

coram'' season, in order that, when the VI 1 unprepared to proceed tvith energy and i'ldt'CQerit. And as this is ill beirinninir of of a new year, we would respect full v ask attention to the following points of duty : 1. As fir as may be practicable during ilii month, digest and lay down your system of cropping for the next season. 2. Commence the year with a firm and resolute determination to economise time and give a close attention, an assiduous personal supervision, to all the operations on your farm as they may bo proceedinggee to it that your work of every kind, particularly the preparation of your land lor crops, are performed at the right time, as near as the eeoson will permit, and that they well .ind faithfully executed : for with" out such personal supervision the chances are against work being well done. 3. 0 regulate all the operations of your farming, as far as may be practicable, as that no unnecessary delays, no unavoidable procrastinations, shall occur ; never deI.iy the labor that should bo done one day to a future one, a3 all such postponements uro injurious, and when long continued often prove fatal to success. I. Have all your lands that are not wet ploughed faithfully and deeply, and be sure that whatever lands you may have plough ed aro thorougly pulverised by means of the roller and harrow; see to it that the pro cess of rolling and harrowing are executed before the soil has time to dry after being ploughed. o. Keep the implements and tools on your ftrui at all times in good repair, so that they may be ready for use when waotod ; keep them in their proper places, and when not in use, in a house under cover to protect them from the weather. 6. If you have not already provided auch accommodations, have stabling and shedding erected for all your stock of every kind and denomination, and personally see that they neither suffer from the elements nor from want of food. 7. Keep a journal of all your operations: have the work to bo performed from time to time written down therein for at least a week ahead. 3. Keep a regular account of all your expenditure and receipts ; keep an account against each field, in order to know whethcr vu are tirmin to advantage or not. firming to advantage Gov.' Pollock' Message lo the Peim'a. Legislature. Hawusburc, Oct. 6. The Governor's message to the tpeeial session of the Loijislaturo, states that the sudden and severe financial revulsion which bad occurred, inducing a suspension of specie payments by tha banks in this and some other States, however much to bo regretted and deplored, was unavoidable. The present exigency requires an early convocation of the Legislature to protect the interests of the Commonwealth and the people. The banks should be rekased from penalties and forfeiture incurred by suspension of specie payments, and such suspension be authorized for a reasonable time, so as to enable them safely to resume. To force the banks into early liquidation would compel them to require immediate payments from debtors, -A t,;i tWimmnnifv tho misprv UUU Villain XmfXJiA VVlUlilMiitnj wav j of a wide-spread bankruptcy and ruin, while an unreasonable extension of the unnatural sir.tc of a suspension would greatly increase the evils of the irredeemable pa per currency. A resumption of specie payments should not be postponed longer :han necessary. Therefore he recommends that the banks which may be relieved from the penalties upon such suspensions by the existing law, ehould make a satisfactory arrangement rith llw S at? Treasurer, by which ho will bo enabled to convert the current funds into thy treasury and the bahtnecs standing to 1! 1 .. 4 t n ,.J a pis reuii in uny soncm u.u.h uuu bjx.i;k: a3 Boon as necessary for the payment of the ' . t funded debt ; that the solvent banks, which paid specio fur all their liabilities immedi Htelv prior t-j the lato ireneral suspension be required, under limitations ani restric-! lions, to receive the notes of each other j continuing solvent, at par in payment of all debts. The banks on resuming specie payments, to bo relieved from this condition. For the relief of debtors, a provision should bo made for an extension of time on executions on judgments. An issuo of relief notes of email denominations, should not r.ow b-i authorized, nor should the banVs, during the suspension, be permitted to declare dividends exceeding 6ix per cent, per annum. He believes tho moneyed institutions of the State are in a bound and solvent con dition, and if the measures suggested be 1 adopted, all will be mado right. In the. Houso, before tho reading ot he message, a'reaolution was offered requiring the banks . " . . : .! to remit an account concerning meir con dition which iho Legislature had debated after reading tho message. .,1 e 1 r r n-.... r:t;.' o,i"Arc yuu afraid of Banks frtding? asked the cashier, as Mrg. Partington, went to draw her pension. "B inks failins'." said seo how ho tan help it." "I mean," aid he, "tho banks that furnish cuirency for the country." Sho stood a moment counting her bills. "Oh, you did, did you?" said bho, "well its about the same thing. If they f.ave money enough to redeem with, and hearen knows there's need nough of redemption for a good many of them, and moro graco than they allow there customers' they may fdand it, but doubtful things are uncertain.' Sho passed offlike an exhalation, and the cashier counted out one hundred and fifteen dollars and seventeen cents fifteen time3 while, ponder ing what sh said, in order to catch her meaning. Boiton Gazette, An Irishman, attending a Quaker meeting, heard a young man mr.ke the following anouncemcnt: "Brethren and isters, w going to marry a daughter of the Lord" "The di?il, ye are!" said Pat; "an it'll be a long time afore ye'll 136 rer (alber-in-la'."

the dame, "I never had any idea of it at a,90. 6ev1 low"Uot3Jn f ymoutb, w.th con- . , u f t caa venient residences thereon, and also bud loU all. tj If he gets OteS enough I doll t see jn the mnrtbuaine,, part of town; all of which will how he can fail, and if ho UOn t, I cant be aold cheap for cash. Anyperaon desirinsr to lo-

Gov. Will no's Speech. His Excellency, Gov. Willard, addressed a large audience at the Court House, on Tuesday of this week. He Fpoke for about one hour and a quarter, in his usual impressive manner. His hearers were of the olu 4 thinking men.' from almost ever' part of the county, and felt themselves exceedingly well repaid for their time and trouble, in the concise statement of the Governor, in regard to cur State affairs, brought into their present embarrassed condition by the revolutionary conduct wf the black Republican Senate of last winter. The Governor dwelt at some length in a review of the Democratic and epublican parlies, and particularly on the course pursued by the Republicans in the Dred Scott decision. He also showed that Republicans of Indiana had, by their voie on the negro clause of the present constitution, decided for themselves the question whether a negro could be a citizen ; it had been doiu, in many other States in like manner. Yet Chief Justice Taney, and his Associates in opinion, are now traduced and villitied for the very act they have again and again decided. On the whole, we have seldom heard a more convincing argument, confirming us in our political faith. How even the most fanatical and blind Republican could fail to acknowledge the Democratic, as the only party competent to administer the government for its best interest, we cannot imairine, after hearing this speech. Covington Friend.

Hard Times. A walk tip and down Broadway, says the New York Day Book, would show to a stranger anything but hard times, lie would think that gold was dug out of the earth as plentifully as potatoes, and that the wealth of all the Indies was poured into the lap of New York. Our women are really a disgrace to the nation. They parade the 6trcets with the fruits of their husband's and fath er's gambling and robbery displayed on their precious forms, as boldly and proudly as if there was merit in it. The poor earn all this wealth and splendor, and pay for it with their productive labor, but arc robbed of it by speculators and traders. A Bank Mobbed. A bank at Janesville, Wisconsin, had been paying out notes of the Hartford Bank, Conn., pretty freely to the farmers for wheal when news came that said Hartford Bank had suspended. The larmers flocked to the bank to get their money exchanged. The bankers would do no such thing. A crowd immediately assembled ami commenced an attack upon the bank. In the melee, axes, brickbats, and other missel, were called into requisition, the door? and windows of the bank wi re speedily demolished, and the crowd rushed in ouly to find, how ever, that the officers had disappeared, carrying the contents of the vault alom; with them Cleo. Plain Dealer. The Scb-Treascry. A correspondent of th Philadelphia Press remarks, judiciously, that we have another lesson taught us of the value of the Independent Treasury. Had government money been thrown into the New York market, so that the operators could have got hold of it and invested it in railroad securities the crash among the brokers in that citv would have extended to almost ercry brar.ch of business and labor, and the panic and suffering that followed the downfall of the U S. Bank would have been nothing compared to the catastrophe. It is well, occasionally, to remind ourselves of the practical workings of this admirable improvement upon tke old-fashioned system of keeping and depositing ftoe public revenue. K. T. TAYLOR & CO., DEALERS IN HEAVY AND SHELF IX AA A V AK ßJZ ÜU A A. r. . A4 IRON, NAILS, GLASS. 8lC. And purchasers of all kinds of Grain. ebl2 141v. FORT WAYNE, IND KVERAL thousand acres of wild Lands, ownI rdbv non-residents, and lying in different parts f Marshall county, ca9 and part on t:mc; Ind. Will he sold for part al.o several Houses and Lots in Plymouth, and some improved farms in the vicinity. Those wishing to purchase, will please pive "me a call. Also, for sale a large quantity of Lumber, and can fill all orders on short notice, for eash. I also purchase Wheat and other produce on commission. uku w in , fcbl2 14tf Commission Agent. NOTICE The veeular meeting of the Board of Trustees ! of Center township, will be held on the first Saturdiv in each month. JOSEPH EVANS, Clerk, mn v ,'37 'A y rri , 1 1 lil.1.Oi. me suDscnoer navmg purcnaseu mc me cicajo Saw and Flourinjr Mill, in Plymouth, heretofore 1 1 t j n 1 : - - 1 i0" D?.,BU5eiuuw Yew Holts ami Machinery, and intends to make it a FIRST CLASS MILL In every rc9pcet, and solicits a fair fhuro of the custom of the country and village. lie intends to keep constantly on h.uid to supply all that come; also, to supply XjTLJ3iE3B3533EIL , AND Saw to order all kinds, It Short .Yotiec! M. FRENCH. Plymouth, July 9, 1857. 31 At the People's Store may be found a nice asisortment of Doots and bhocs, anion? wiucn are Ladies heeled Boots, which w ill be sold at prices that must please. 25tf O., S. & R. j Lands and Town Lots For Sale!! 1 The undersicned has the acency of alargemianL;tJ of ,anfi thh hout Mahillf county nd the a joining counties of FuHol, Pulaski and Stu-k, i both wild and improved, of all descriptions; and nenion desirinsr cate will do well lo secure the prize while it can be nanCall at my office over Palmer' store. mar2G 19tf II.CORßlN. WHO WANTS GOODS LOOK THIS WAY! CHARLES PALM EE, la now receivlnpr, direct from Philadelphia and New York, the MOST VARIED stock of ' Groceries, Queensware, Glassware, Clotliiiig&Yunkcc Notions That were ever offered for Inspection and sale in this coMMCxitr, which he is now offering at as fair prices and tern.3, as any sane man dare name. Thankful to the citizens of Marshall and adjoin inz counties for their very liberal patronage here tofore conferred n him, and hopes, by fair dealing to merit a continuance of favors. JtiJv .?n .57 37tf

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S. & M. BECKER, Would respectfully inform the citizens of Marshill and adjoinining counties, that they have ojened a new store on Laporte street, one door east of Dr. Lemon's Drug Store, where they will keep on hand a full stock of 1Y COOS. CLOTEIBB, GROCERIES, CROCKERY-WAIIE, &C. As we intend selling as cheap as the cheapest, we ask a portion of tliepationage of the community. mayl4-26tf The Louisville Wccklv Courier SV the 1st of Januarv, THE LOUISVILLE J WEEKLY COURIER will tgin the FIFTEENTH year of its publication. As an enterprising industrious and reliable news and commercial paper, it is unsurpassed, while in its politics it is bold and independent, and is earnest in Opposition to the dangerous doctrines and tendencies of Know-Nothingisra. 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 GRAYHOOD," and is founded on the atrociou? murder of Bibb, in Lexington, Ky., in 1812. It will be found to be a romance of deep and thrilling interest. TERMS: 1 Copy of the Weekly Courier 1 year $ 2 00 2 Copies " 4 10 " " 02 M 1 Copv of the Daily 3 00 5 oO 10 00 20 00 6 00 4 00 1 " " Tri-Weekly 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. ID-Specimen copies of the WEEKLY COURIER sent on applicatiop. Address W. N. IIALDEMAN, Courier Steam Printing House, Nos. 51 and 53 Third Street, near Main, Louisville, Kv. & 13 '13 H HILL & JACOBS, H;i vc a large stock of ralI&Win(hvPapc'ur, all qualities. .it wholesale or retail; also window Shades and Curtain Fixtures, FORT WAYNE, IND. mar2C I91y. MONEY WAiTEI! Notice is hereby jjiven that I, James II. Case Administrator de bonis non of the csiate of George J. Aileman deceased, will soil .t rmbVii; ale, as tie Llaw direct.-!, a L:ind Warrant for forty acres, on the 29th day of August, 1857, between the hours of ten o'clock a. m. aad three o'elack p. in. Said Land Warrant belongs to tie estate of the decedent. Terms cash in h.ind. Sale to be at mv office in PIvmouth. ulyllO J. II. CASE, Admr.de bonis non. HORACE C ORBIN, VTTORNEY AT LAW, PLYMOUTH, IND Will attend to all business, in the line of his Profession, entrusted to his care, in the Circuit and Common Pleas Courts in Northern Indiana; and will give particular attention to buying and selling Lard, paving Taxes, &c. Plymouth, Nov. 15, 1S5S CABINET AND CHAIR MAKING! THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform the citizen of Marshall and adjoining counties, that he still continues to manufacture Cabinet Ware at his old stand, opposite the "Democrat Oßlce " where he is prepared to fill all orders for i urniture on short notice, and in the most approved styles, and made of the best material. He would also inform his l unerous customers, that he has an accomplished workman in his employ, whose business it is to make FANCY CHAIRS Of which he has a good supply on hand, of different kinds made neat and substantial work warranted to be good. He is also prepared to build. COFTUKTS On the shortest possiMe notiee. To those wishing Coffins, he would say that he is prepared at all times to let them have the article they want, at reeisrlg the time specified, and on reasonable terms. He would return his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore received, and hopes by lionrstv, promptness and fair dealing, to still retain his old customers, and obtain p anv new ones. Those havin- SCREW DRIVERS AND UED WRENCHES of his, will oblige him very much by returning them. Parcel From Fire. Not Burnt, but Scorched! The ol.l rilgrim, having passed through a firey tiial, is now ready to make CHAIR", paint SIGNS, &c. Call at the Wagon Shop, South Plymouth. J. ELLIOTT. mai-26 19 if. BY STATE AUTHORITY. A Pi Choice First CUs Insurance, by the iETNA Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. f IR IS A N 13 J tfX A HP IVaviation Insurance, Calls the attention of its friend, patron?, and the public generally, to the following facta: of its having A Cash Capital of 8500,000! with asset amounting to $1,807,908.42!! Has ttansactetlbuMnes successfully .IB vcars, and continues to progress in health, wealth and vitality. Taid an abrogate loss ot over $10,000,000. U organi7.el on a JNational basi?., with JocjI agencies in 11 principal places, under a .Mercantile pjstcm; foundwd on 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 , t Lakes; presenting a powerful organization as a conservator of pnblic good und bond of integrity; qual to all emergencies it undertake?, worthy of the etability and dignity of an Eminent AMERICAN Corporal ion? ON MERIT ALONE; Founding its claims to patronage and favor, afford ing superior facilities and security in matters of Insurance commercial, mechnuical mercantile, or rural, while ranking for importance and public ser vice tue nrstot FIRE IXSURANCE COMPANIES OP AMERICA: Insures at rates and rules as liberal as tho risks as sumed permit for golrcncy and fair profit. - ESFECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE IXSCKANCE OF DWELLINGS AND CONTENT, FOR A tZ' RIOD OF FROM ONE TO FIVE TEARS. Losses equitally adjusted tt- jirowptly paid. Policies isnued without delay by l ' C. II. ftEEVn, Agtut j uu 31m3.

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c TI.K CENTER OF TRADE 1 ! LA PORTE STREET, A Business Street! la Our Trade H:is been rapidly increasing for the last year, and to meet its demand, we have enlarged our store, and inci eased our ft With a large aad well selected assortment t)f Of every description, consisting in part of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS, PARASOLS, BONNETS, BONNET TRIMMING, PRINTS, SILKS, LAWNS, etc. Ma Cleveland, spent four weeks in the Easterh Cities, visitinjr the Manu facturing and Wholesale Establishments, for the purpose of purctuing to the best advantage, and we Hatter ourelves that our customers will be pleased with the selections. Particular attention was given to GLASSWARE, (we have the best styles,) Queensware, Hardware Hoots V Shoes, J1oorf TFYrre, Iron and Mr Us. 5 ft ft ft ft ft We have on hand a large quantity of SHEETINGS, Bro. and U; Denims. Summer Goods, And an extensive stock of GROCERIES, of the het qualitv; alo, FARMING UTENSILS, such as Svthofj, Cradle, Rakes, Mattocks, fir.. OtirOILS, LEAD & l'AIMV are unnrpaed in quality. In a word, we shall keeji to s-U v. Iiat the People desire, and hope by courteous attention to our customers the price aiii julity of our GimiI, to make it as much a pleasure for them to trade with us as for us to sell We cordially invite ALL to call V on us. CLEVELAND fi HE WEIT. July 16 f?5tf ft ft to ft boots and shoes. ms anb Sfiitiwuri)! HILL &. JACOBS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOKS & STATIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! Calhoun Street, Ft. "WAYNE, IXD. Book Bindery ! ! ! hill & Jacobs. Won y inform the citizens of Plymouth and vicinity, t.iat they are prepared to manufacture Blank Books, of every description; RE-BIND BOOKS, PERIODICALS, &.C. Comity Officers are especially requested to pive them a tml. mar26 VJy. American Mouse, (year the River Bridye, und withm two minutes walk ot the Depot.) SOUTH PLYMOUTH, IND. E. E. FISH; II. NICHOLS : (SUCCESSORS TO J .W. BARNES.) 'TRAVELERS and others, will find good 1 accomodation, and much CHEAPER FARE at the "AMERICAN HOUSE," than at any other Hotel in Plymouth. We have lately rented and furnished the House fnr the comfort of those vho wih to find a TRAVELER'S HOME. FISH & NICHOLS, March 26, 1857. 19-tf TiiorniETuns. Attention, Farmers ! PLOWS! PLOWS'! Tlie undersigned respectfully informs the farmers of Marshall and adjoining counties that he is engaged in the manufacture of a superior quality 1P Ja O UU" 23 ! Which are lar better and cheaper than any ever before offered for sal in this county. The castings are made of the best quality of iron, and stocked with good timber, by competent workmen. Their superiority over those of other manufacture is attested by every c .e who has been so fortunate as to obtain one of them. He solicits a fair trial of his Plows nd is confident that their merits will receive the approbation of th farming community, both in regard to workmanship and durability. Call at the Foundery, on tho south side of the river, and examine them. He also manufactures! every variety of 1 Q Which ho warrants equal to any madin Northern Indiana. Cash paid for old Iron delivervd at the Founder .- s JAMES MITCHELL. Plymouth, rtprl G d?tf. - ARMSTRONG & LAMSOM, IIoiisc, Sign &0rna menial PAINTERS!"' Paper Hangers, &c, SOUTH PLYMOUTH, IND. nprlG t:Cm6.

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THE subscribers have just opened, in the room formerly occupied as a ware room, 2 doors east of the Post Office r On La Porte street, an extensive as- ( sortmcnt of 0! . and every other nd of pertaining to the Jjiirtitoarc business, together with a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or PARLOR selected with a view to the wants of tha enterprising people of MARSHALL COUNTY, and at wholesale Manufact'rs Prices! which will enable them to sell M U C IT CHE APEIl FOR CASH, than the same kind have heretofore been sold. They have in employ an EXPERIENCED TINNER! and flatter themselves that they can give entire satisfaction in the line of .3; A H H (8 Thfv have normanontlv located in Plymouth, wit-h View f cstal.lrsli.njr Mi a firm bx'is, . this husincsj, and respect lull v inlte all who wish anvthin in their line tojrive them a call before pur cluisiiifi elsewhere, as they are determined to do a fair mid honorable bu.inc5S. Job Work of all kinds done on short notice, and on terms that cannot tail to suit. Remember the place two doors east of the To?t Oillce. II. B. DICKSON k Co. Th mouth, apr2 20tf. TlifiOoiurtof 1857 Visible! The German Philosopher's Opinion! Frerr h Philosopher's Opinion! Full Particulars- ead The excitement caused by the German Philosopher's .statement that the comet, which is now visible, Tvould come in contact with th? earth on the 'M of June, and cover it with a flood of liquid lire, has about died away in this vicinity owing to the opening of E. M. BROWN &Co.'s NEW TIN AND First door north of Pierce's Clothing Store, Wtst side Michigan street. Thev, having been anion.? the lowers by the late fire, ask all who are about buying anything in the line of r i , - t-k.- i vi. s - ! . . -. To pive them a call at their new Store, and examine their articles and prices before purchasing elsewhere, as they are confident that their variety ia as GOOD as the HEST, and tha l heir price are o LOW, that no one can help BUYING OF TIICM. "GOVERXOIl" COOK STOYIi, which has been so favorably received by tha people of Marshall county, and which has given universal satisfaction, may still be found at their Store, and to which thev call the especial attention ot buvcrs. Also, " COOK,130X&PAIiLOE CO X STA X TLY OX HAND. Their Tin Shop U large and commodious, and under the supervision of workmen who may always be found during business hours, prepared to do all kinds of work in the line of Tinning. Alo on hand and for sale cheap, Tin Tails, Strainers, Wash Dishes, Til" Cups, Dippers, Lard Cans, Stove Pipe Ventilators, Tcak"tt!cs, Codec Tots, Tea Tots, Stove Boiler--, an 1 everything commonly used in the line of Tin-ware. JAPANNED WA11E A large ass Tin rut of Japanned Ware on hand, which is going oil" rapidly at low figures. They respectfully ask a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on tlicm, and will endeavor to give 100 cents in goods fur every dollar received therefor. - R. M. BROWN 1 Co. m.5tfaj7 2 ' :f : ; H. WILLI ;e9ti WILLIAMS & KUESTiS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GR0CHX FRUiT, GLASS, NAILS, Woodeirire, Butter, Cbepse, Lard &c 85. ....... COLUMBIA STREET,..'. f QRT WAYNE, IND. MERCHANTS supped with Groceries of all k'uds, on as favprabie terms, all things considered, as can be purchased in ANV MARKET. All ordvn filled with dispatch. 6?ly.

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and whiteness. Having r g'dent partners in New York and Philadelphia t take advantage of all ch:in"es in the market, we are ennbled to sell for cash, or to prompt tim dealers, on as favorable i. ... n. ii-.i . t-t3 a PAmircrnmr'C TrrDMtrTrrtTi.i , . .

i terms as ivciem joouuir noiv.-. i . ; lish, French, German and Spanish directions. CINCINNATI, PERU, & CHiCAGl i n. .a. jz i TIME TABLE, NO. 3 TO TAKE EFFECT APRIL 6. 1857. TRAINS LEAVE, GOINC SOUTH.

names 3! No. l.N.2M'll No. 3. OF 4. j V I W Pittsburgh stations. x5 ' S Frei'l't Express. j Express. Chicago,..1 I i 7,li a.m S 30 r. m. Laporte,. . CO GO 7 00 am 10,00 "11 T Stillwem.. 7 f7 -7 4d 110,20 " 11 47 " IvAXKiKEE, 5 5 72 5 8 03 " 'VKM " 12 (.") a. m. Wauckrt'n 4 4 7G 9 6 23 "'100 " 12 1 " Knott's, . .; 3 5h) 40 " 11.00 12 30 Tvxer i 1 92 38 äO "11,0 12 T6 Plymouth,.' 7 790 D:jöMli;0 " 1 00 " PiTTSBfitc,. 3?3 i73 I I 7,13 ' f 40 " TarS LEAVE, GOING NORTH:

NAMES OF as No. 4. No5Ml No. 6. j Chicago Chicago j Exress Express Freight. STATIONS. Pitts ni'RG, .'. I ! Plymouth,. 383 3-3 0 Tvxer,. ..! 7 7 350 7 Ivxott-s,..J 1 9392 S Walkertn 3 itWt I Kankakee,' 4 4 4'0 5 9 00a m 3 OOra 6 30 " 11 DOam 12 30 r..i C 5 ) 11 52" j 1 G S. 1 1 5 j 1 7 03 " 12 IOjm l 7 20 12 21 ' 1 03 15 -33 55 " ftTILI.WELL,; ii 0 U 7 I ) 12 4) H 03 , 1 00 Laportk,.. 7 0 113 0 H 03 " . 1 00 " i 3 0U .tno,.. ,00 0 173 0.11 20 1 05" N. KENDALL, Saut. superintendent's Oif.ce, Liiporte. 21tf, RAIL ROAD CROSSING! I LOOK OUT FOR THE ENGINE! nriHE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW JN J lull ojH'ration in their ivew rlKp, at the rh.iL ! end of the bride, with a good .supply of tht best o ; Timber, Iron, Coal &c. and the lest ot workmeii, e9 j jecially Hlaek-smiths, who can't be heat at blow I mir: readv to do all work in tlieirun (A wwiaess at Wagons, IhiL'pes, Carriages Sic. We expect we are located here for life, l will do work which will maintain us among Mechanics and others ; threfore, we warrant tair work tobe done in a workman-like manner, and we moan what we sav on this subject. REPAIRING done al j short notice; i Wagon Hubs i also; Custom BlacKsmitmrrg. or sale too, &e. C. S. & A. P. KU.IOTT. LIPO HE mABLE WORKS N. II. WILLIAMS & Co., (Successors to L. Sherman,) MAXUFACTlRhRS OF ALL KIXD3 m n m tr. m r- rv( m o : t TOMB STONES & HEADSTONES, Of all sizes and forms. Also will furnish MANTLES AND TABLE TOl'S, of all lutrras. LArORTE, INDIANA. oct23-50vl. FOR SALE CHEAP lud on Credit: Town Lot?, and Lots with buildinr; wild and improved Lands Bond & Stocks, Wagon, Carriage, Harness, and Household Furniture. Call at nivofliceiu Plymouth, opposite the Post Olfice. " " C. II. REEVE, feb5-1.1tf Attorney & Notarv. Jboflt antr ON MICHIGAN STREET, SIGN OF THE G0LDLN BOOT. The subscriber has lately located in Plymouth, to sell j a little cheaper than any other housa in Marshall county. Our stock ineludes every shape, t-i.e, quality and kind that can be thought of. Connected with this establishment is our own Boot & Shoe Manuf'ry of French, Calf, Kip, Stogies, Hrogans, and women's Shoes of all kinds on hand or made to measure; also, Sole Leather, Upper, Kip, etc.. ohand. N. B. Cash paid for Hides. C. WHITMOUE. rivmouth, Ind., 1?Ö7 junl-21)inC. Hail- S!vl Snow Uain Wind Fire, Fire! Fire!! "Taken in" and "done for," "gono by the board," head under water, but still kicking, and i it depends on those who owe mi, whether I shall ! sink or swim. j Come along, c cry one that owes mc a "red," I and uive me a lift, while I am vet kicking, for M hooks must be settled in waic way withm two week!. V.,ir. ?ti tiell'isl. Wtvvatioii. pccuiiia ril; V ) T. A. JLKMOX. -19tf. nnr2"' Look here for JVeics 01rbcr9 Shirley &: Itoe, Are now receiving an entire new stock of genera f Which have been selected with the greatest care the style and quality of which in not surpassed in the State. We in ite the attention of the titiiens of Marbhall county to our prices, which wc Hatter ourselves will give entire satisfaction toall who may give them a trial. Old friends and eustonjcrs, come aud see us. Sign of the People Store. OGLESREE, SHIRLEY & ROE. 28ty23amf " II anted at the reopte's Store Almost all kinds of country produce, for w hich the highest market price w ill be given in goods at the lowest cash price y28 OGLESREE, SHIRLEY &; ROE. CAMER& WEHMER Wholesale LIQUOR DEALERS f FORT WAYNE, IND. GlOOD suiTply of tho finest qualities of Liquors, f Cigars, etc., kept constantly on hand. Tlie tradesupplied at the lowest wholeftlei prices. ' janl rniG.

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& DEALERS IN L1 NSEED OIL, W GIA Tl'RFENTINE, Varnishes, 1'l.LdIlKÖ, Spices, ß LASS WARE, l'EUIXMEHr, Patent Medicines, iflRGlCAL I.NSTRlMEN.g. ft ,1 .1 TT 21 . . , uvj.uii. w wrxiuiiii?iieu w Uli tArrA2m'i. H. It. StlIM9jTjJS9 Attorney and fountfllor at Law PLYMOUTH, IND. Especial attention given to cases in Marshall and Stark counties. I am permitted to refer to JohvL. Westervelt, Plymouth; Eber Woolmav, " mar26 191j. ALL person indebted to n?, are requested to . call and make in.metliale settlement, either Uj cash or ii-te. The book's will be found at II. Loibm s law office. finr irp BROOKF V EVNS. feb2b TCtf. r A i SU 1 1 A NEW SUPPLY OF PIECE (GOOJIM Txx)E"fc IRccciTTcci. TjMHE public are informed that I ?ti!I carry on X the Tailoring Uusiness, and keep alwavs onha?!a larrc :isq tnu-ut of Cloths, Casimt.-s, of all styles andualitfes. Tlien brinjron your n. saures and have a suit made up that will not tear, r.'n. j or vrer.r Ovit, u itho'it hail coaxing. All custom jobs ; warranted Tlv-ee indebted to mc by note or book account i wid save cost Oy payiug unmediatclv. ! javirJ-lltf II J TIERCE. VINCENT, H1MR0D & CO.. Manufacturers Si wholesale dealers in TINNERS'' STOCK, No. 24-2 Lake aud 233 S. Water ?t. CHICAGO ILLINOIS reLu;-.r7 21 , 'iG 1 5tf. jFVji- Hats ft tu! Caps lO.'irTE tr rh- Brick Siore where voti ivill fiüd yJ ti e la-?t,l;t and c heapesilot in Plvmouth. N. II. O. Ä: Co. ww Ii mm l l (J l iL IUI 11 chakti:ju:i-api:il, isv,. WITH A BOARD OF 12 TIIUSTEKS. rMIMlATH !.t.V THE BUSIXESSJLiyS COLLEGE Il ivin.: had in January last in liiir attendance TWO HfXDRED AND TWELVE STt DENT! Exhibiting it at once as tlie Most ExtcKslre an-l Pvnlar Commercial School in the Country! FACULTY: F. W. JEXKIXS Principal. 1. I. HITCIICOCK, Author of "A New .McUkkI of Tcachinjr Rookkeeping;" Professor of Accounts, Bookkeeniu". and Arithmetic. c JOII.V FLEMING, Autlior of the "National System of IWk keeping" Lecturer on Bwsines., its customs and usaues IIEXRV WILLIAMS k J. W. BREXTLI.VrtER. Profeusors of Arithmetic, IooLkceiuii ad riiwnopraphy. a. cowlr, vr. p. cowrR, & p. r. splxcer, Professors of Plain and Ornamontil Prnm...l,;n Lecturers on Mercantile Correspondence. D. BAC0.X, Lecturer on Political Kconomy. JAMES H. HOPKINS, ESQ., Of Pittsburgh Rar, Lecturer on Commercial Law JAMES W. KKXXF.DT, Of "Kennedy's Bank Nute Ke.iew," Lecturer on Counterfeit, Altered, m l Spurious lUnk Notes. COMMKntlAI. I.TIIICS. Stated lectures by eminent i-lortyiiien of this citv. IKS1G OF THE lSTITlTIO. To furnish tlie best means lor acquiring a Thorough Husiness otlueation, in the shortest time, and at the leat expense, comprising DOI BLK ENTRT ROOKKtEriNC, as applied to .Merchandising, Ranking, Railroading, etc., taught ly the oldet American teacher and writer of Bookkeeping now living, bavin" forty u ars experience in teat lrng and practice. I FTE M BOAT KOoKKEKPINn With all the recent improvements and valuable additions, t uiht without extra tharge. n:Mi6iur. in e very aüety and .tIc of Ras.ness and Ornatncntal Writii:::. SILVER MEDALS for tiie best Ruslness an I Oi r.amcntal Penmanship have been awarded thi College overall comjH'titor?, wherever it. writing has been exhibited, including the Stat Tain iu Ohio and Michigan in ISäö, mid at the IVmisvIvai.i a State f.'ir at Pittsburgh, in 1 e;.U. ARITHMETIC. As appliotl by the Urt Mtvantile Ranking IIouvp, comprising all Counting House Calculations. CtH-NTERrr.IT AN I ALTERED NOTE. Full instructions given in this impoitftut branch of business education. t-EATlr. P.i!y on Rookkccping;the lTsagcs, Law s, nd Cu5toni. of Commerce; Tinance and Banking; Political Economy, Detecting counterfeit money, and other subjects having practical relations to active business. TERMS, Ac.: Book-Keeping, Full Commercial Course,. ,$ 35 00 Stationery, about 5 Q) Board, per w eck, can be obtained for 2 50 CnrStudents are not charged extra for SteaniWt Book-keeping, Arithmetic or Diploma. STUDKVTt Can enter at any time (no vacation) review at pleasure time unlimited usual length of courw. from six to twelve weeks. REFERtXCT 4. ST STUDENTS entering, from the city alone within one yeat, besides the many from tie country. DIRECTIONS: Specimen of writing and circular?, contain jig full information sent by mail free of ehanre. address F. W. JENKINS. July 30. Iron City College, Titkburgh, Ta. WHEAT WANTED FOR WHICH TIIE Hiühot Cash Price will be Taid by 40 J- BBOWNLEE.

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