Marshall County Democrat, Volume 2, Number 51, Plymouth, Marshall County, 5 November 1857 — Page 4

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A correspondent of "Il.irper Monthly," sends the following verses to the Drawer;" hwsays: M. Drawer, As you received the "Mocking Bird" to favorably, I send you another poem by the hejc blind author. lie was not born llind as I said ia nay former letter, but lost hb sight when a mere chili. This piece relates to that circumstance. TUE CHILD OF SORROW. While jet a child, in playful mood leathered pebbles in a wood, Pefore my eyea a phantom stood That struck me with surprise. It seemed a woman; in her air Were marks of sadness and despair; Her face was pale, ter bosom bare, And tears had dimmed her ctea. The robe was 6ackclotb that she wore ; A goblet in her hand sh bore, With bitter waters flowing o'er The waters of despair; Wild was her mien ; her head was crowned With drooping willows; and around Her gloomy brow was cypress bound ; Disheveled was her hair. 'Twas Sorrow. On my infant head Her leaden hand the goddesa laid; Bo thou a child of mine," she said; "L t Borrow cloud thy days. She made me taste the Litter bowl 1 felt tha wa-er chill my soul; 'Thee with my votaries I enroll! Forsake thy childish plays!" She said; and I forgot my joys; I dropped my pebbles and my toys: Forsook the gambols of the boys, Nor joined their petty strife. And e'er with my increasing years Increased my sorrows and my fears; And I bedewed my path with tear Through every stage of life. Taking Care of One's Seir.

From Harper';! Weekly. Wln in 1fU7 . nJ,tnVnv-rfnl-.U.M,l. , , . . l.ijf community of the city of London Eng land a committee of bankers, headed by the pr?3-nt Lord Oveistone, then plain Mr. Lloyd, waited upon the Chancellor of the Exchequer, arid requested him to authorize the Banks of England to issue a few millions more bank notes; such note, as is known, being regarded by the Driiish public a3 the absolute equivalent of specie. Thy urged thai such an is$u would at once have the effect of allaying the panic, and that without it most of the mercantile fiirras must f?il. The Chancellor, a man of no experience, replied: No gentleman; the merchants and private bankers must take caro of them?!vei." Very well, my Lord." replide Mr. Lloyd; "wa shall tako caro of ourselves. Be so good as to examine that memorandum. You will there perceive that our balances in the Bank of England exceed the bnlnm-e to the credit of the bmki:ig departmenl hv averal hundrel thousand pounds. We shall draw them out bright and early tomorrow morning, and before nihtthe bank will fail. My Lord, I hava he honor to wish you a very good morning." Lird Kim Pas ell 1 rpj entd to e injhe room, an 1 he b?ggeJ the deputation to wait a few moments, while he withdrew to consult wid: ihs Chanc.-llvr. Mr. Llovd waited. In tiv. minutes the Ch.ancellor 8Uppe J forw :rd, wi;h a grina smile and ßaid; Gentlemen, ti e order in council will issue to-morrow morning, and the bank will be authorized to make the extra issue you demand." The deputation left; the promise or the Chancellor was kepi, the order in council appeared, and the panic was allajed directly. strange to say, it was not neees: to j issue one of the notes authoiizod. Omfi. dene was restored, a;-.d basiuess went on as usual. Precisely similar deputation waited on our city banks, and held precisely similar language. ot ... . t lhey, like the Chaneellor, tohl , the ra-srchanUto take rare of themselves: ' but there was no L rJ John Russell to advise the diicctorj. Had there been such an adviser at hanl, and hnd hin coune'Is been he.ird, what a dLferenca it might hare made to the country! Four mission?ii3 sent to India hy the American Preshjterian Boird of Missions wi h their families hare been murdered hy the insurree! ionics. IVctv Orleans. PriT.-.te accounia from New Orleans are cfamuch more discouraging character than those which tomf to us through the papers. The demand for money was intense, and the b.nks could do nothing. Cotton is no longer King, for it has not been able to command money wherewith to purchase it, even at a decline to 10 cents, and some reports say it had been soli at 8 cents. St. Louis Hep., Uh: J&T The "Great Eastern' which was to have teen launched on the 5J October, it is now reported by the English papers, will be hunched on the 2 hof November. iCSTMullinex the man who killed his young wife in Putmam couty. Ind. some months ar, has been convicted of murder in th first degree. The time U r his xecution habeen fixed on the 2Jth of November. XSTAs Prof. SteiJon was starling off on his aerial tour from Syracuse on Friday, the sheriff came to attach the baloon. The Professor detached it, by cutting the ropes, and made- his escape. Colonel Benton U improving slowly, but it is feared that his disease is chronic, and that he may never iccwer his health and usefulness. X. Longworth, of Cincinnati, is the Jagest tax-payer in Hamilton county. Hit taxes this year amount to 82.400.-85.

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Iii gUin-i In .pple, too IHiie ra.e I ken by inturyio j.)ieent biutain. Apples should never be shake a from the trees, but should be carefully picked. To do this with facility, a self-supporting ladder, a bug suspended from the person's neck, or a CJinenient basket are requi:ed. If apples arc to be kept they hhould never be emptied from the basket into a barrel, but should bo removed by hand, and in removing the bat reis they never should be rolled, but should bo taken up bodily and transferred to wagon or boat. It is the unnecessary bruibing.consequentupon rough handling, that causes many apples to rot. Apples of good keeping kind, when propeny handled, may be kept till spring, when they will command the highest market prices ; wlierer.s, when roughly handled, the same kinds will decay before mid winter. In the last volume of the Farmer, we gave a very complete plan for the construction of apple and potatoe houses. Those who hate not provided these can have a very convenient fruit room in one part of the cellar. For this purpose the dryest and cool'bt corner should be selected. This should be partitioned off so as to exclude the frost, and shelves should be so arranged as so acmil i f a ciiculaiioti of air around the fruitt These shelves may be placed near together, so that a large quality of fruit can be stored in a room ten feet square. When it is not renvenient to provide a room for the purr ose. a few barrels of late keeping appl-s may b bpt in tho most perfect condition nearly thu year round, simply by carefully picking, an 1 after tliev have remain h:!e, S:iy JrinlWry; ascrt them and plane them into barrels; provide a quantify of elear sand, perfectly dry it in a large kettle over a tire, and when cool, turn it into the barrels, so as to fill all the inters ercea between the apples, 11 .i .. ..... i i i ' . i at,cl lillce theni l!1 ' J-.V plaee ill the cellar A bet:er method s:ill is to place them in the banels with coik chips from the cork f iet.M i-s. Thes should oe ground nto coarse meal. This is one of the best substances for pif s.r ing f uit wi h whieh we are acquainted. A few bushel thus preserved a month or two beyond the ordinary period, are a great convenience as well as luxury in every family. Jt shoul I be remembered that appLs keep best in a temp ra tire as near as possible to 32 5 . Vol ej Farmer. A man died recently in Alabama from the nail of his toe growing into the flesh. The trouble is technically railed phlebi.i. jtTDavid Howull.oi' Louisville. Ky. has been gran tod a patent 'for improved machine fer bending flanges on boiler ' heads." Punch advises the Gov. of U.ah to "go il while he's YoUm". The Louisville Journal a Ids: The advice i sen.sibl-. f r somebody's Cumming who will check him. K. W. TAYLOR & CO., DEALERS IN HEAVY AND SHELF H A H D W A K IRON. NA!LS. GLASS, SlC. And purchasers of all kinds of Grain. cb!2 141y. FORT WAYNE, IND SEVERAL thouand acres of wild Lands, owned by non-residents, and lvinir in different parts of Marshiill county, lnd. Will be sold for nart cash and part on time; a bo several Houses and Lots in riyinoufh, and ome improved firms in the vicinity. Thoc wish'nir to purchase, will please pive me a call. Also, for sale a larc quantity of Lumber, and can fill all orders on short notice," for cash. I also purchase Wheat and other rrodncc on commission. DANIEL BROWN, fcl12 14if Commission Areiit. NOTICE The rerular mcetins of the Board of Trustees of Center township, will be held on the first Sat urd iy in each month. JOSEHI EVANS, Clerk. maj757 .rJv llie eubsfriber li-ivirnr Ttiirrli ia.1 Im lim V5 ruivixi.ii iih, mi, L,'Llil I Saw and Flouring Mill, in Plvmouth, heretofore lullcr Jus fitted it up in compete fri!t tr if I 1 Oll I -IVir SinJtfi ir.r. r . . and intends to mike it a

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In every respect, and solicits a f ür sh tre of the custom of the country and village. He intends to keep constantly on hand to snpplv all that come; also, toupplv AND Saw to order all kinds, .it Short .Voiicc! M. FRENCH. Plymouth, July D, 1?57. 34 At the People's Store n.ay be found a nice as. portment of Uoots and Shoes, a mom; which are Ladies' heeled Boots, w hich w ill be sold at prices tint muät please. Sfrf P.. S. k R. Lnnds nnd Town Lois For Sale!! The undersigned has the agency of a large quantity of land throughout Marshall county and the a djoinlnt; counties of FultoL. Pulaski a'nd Stark, both wild ami improed, of all descriptions; and also of several Town IiOts in Plvmouth. with e,.. Temtntresiden.es thereon, and als buiMin- Iota ! .i . i . r . ...... r ... i in uie most ousiness pari nj intrn; all or winch w ill be sold cheap lor cash. Any perron desiring to locate will do w ell to secure the prize while it can be had Call at mv office over Palmer's etore. trarCC lfltf ILCORniN. ir T J - JJ UK LOOK THIS WAY! CHARLES PALM.'E, U now receiving, direct from Philadelplua and New Fork, the MOST VARIED stock of Groceries, Qurciiswnrr, (ilasswarr, Clothiiigfe Yankee JVolions That were avrr offered for inspection and aale In this COMMP.MTT, which he is now offering at aa fair prices and terms, as any tune man dare name. Thankful to the citizens of Marfhall and adjoining counties for their very liberal patronage heretofore confetrcd n-him, and hopes, by fair dealing to merit a continuance of favor. Julj 30, -57 37tf

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O A iJLXX S. & M. BECKER, Would respectfully inform the citizens of Marshall and ftdjoiiilnins counties, that thev have opened a new store on Laporte street, one door cat of Dr. L.cmon s Drug store, where they will keep on hand a full stock ot iRY HOIS, CLOTHING. CROCKERY-WARE, &C. As we intrnd selling as cheap as the cheapest, we ask a portion of the patronage of the community. m.iv!4-2Gtf J The Louisville Wccklv Courier OX the 1 of Januarv, THE LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER will begin the FIFTEENTH year of its publication. As nn enterprising industrious and reliable news and commercial paper, it is unsurpassed, while in its polities it is bold and independent nnd ia earnest in opposition to the dangerous doctrines and tendencies of Knowr-Nothingism. A SPLENDID PRIZE NOVELLETTE Written by Mrs. Miry F.. Childs, author of "Oswyn Dudley" sind "Louise Elton," will be commenced early in January. It is i n-itled "777.; GRA YflOODr and is founded on the atrocious murder of Bibb, in Lexinutnn, Ky.,in 1812. It will lie found to he a romance of deep and thrilling interest. TERMS: 1 Copv of the Weekly Courier 1 vcar. , 2Cojv.cs " " 4 a 2 on a on 5 n 2 1 no C Of t no V 1 Cpv of the D iilv 44 1 " " Tii-Wocklv Copies of the celebrated trial of Mit. F. Ward, fur the murder of liutlcr, will he sen? to all who get up awl lorwurd us clubs. iCrpecinicn eopienofthe WEEKLY COURIER sent on applicatiOL1. Address W. N. HAI PEMAX, Conner Pteam rrnt;n' Ilousr. N'o-. fI and .V Third Street, near Main, Eouisviür, Kv. yyy & r '? o UV ÄXMX ä ,a n v. n HILL & JACOBS, Have a lan.e stock of WnlliWiinhvPiip'r. all qua'ilio at wholesale or retail; al- window Shades an Curtain Fixture?, FOHT WAYNE, 1ND. iu.niC I.)!v. arox.RY WAvrHD1 Notiie is hereby vi ven that I, James H. Case Administrator de bonis non of the estaf o (leorti J. A lem in Ueecaseil. will sell at pulilic s i!e,as tin. law directs, n Land Warrant for forty acres, on the 2!llh d iv of August, 1S")7, between the h urs t ! ten o'e'ock a. m. and tliree o'claik p. .n. S.i. . L iinl Warrant belongs to the estate ol the decedent. Terms cash in h ind. Sale to be at mv olT'u-e in Plvnvnrh. ulv-'iC J. II. CASE, Admr.de bonis n-n. HORACE CORBIN, 4 TTORNEY AT LAW, TLYMOUTII, INf Will atteml f all husiiicss, in the line if hi Profession, entrusted to his e ire, in the Circuit in Common P!c:ts Courts in Northern ludinia; a in wi'l vivo pnti' iil ir attention to buying nml solliiii Land, p:iinir Taxes, kc. rivinuuiii. Nov. i:. i-.r.5 CABINET AMmiAIR alAh'INt!! Tie: undersigned would respect FULLY inform the citizens . ' M irshall an: aljoin:n ounti':. that he stiil eon in es to m.mu iaeture C.ibiuot Ware at his old stand, opposite tin "Democrat Oßcr;" where he is prepared to fill a! orders for I'urn'ture on short notice, and in tl most approved shies, and nude of the best mitr rial, lie would also inform his numerous customers, that he has an aceomp!ihed workin.wi in hieniplov, whose bii"iiess it is to in (ke FANCY CHAIRS Of which he has a good supply on hand, of differ ent k!nds nude neat and substint'a! work war ranted to be ;ood. He is also prepared to build. On the shortest possible notice. To those wihi'iL Coffins, 1i would say tint he is prepared at ?i times to let them lave the article they want, a! recisrly the time prci':ed, and on reason a hie term. lie would return his thanks for the liberal pat roin:e heretofore received, and hopes by honc-ty. promptness and lair dealin-r, to still retain hi oiu customers, and obtain mtnv new ones. Th.we hiv.n- SCREW DRIVERS AND RED WRENCH ES of his, will oblige him very lnuehbv. retuririig tlicm. 8a veil From Fire. Not Burnt, "but Scorched! The old Pilprim, hiv in-passed fir uh a lire v t;i iy t m,ke ciiAiRr ,p.int kic.ns, Ai' I ill it tlin n Short S.mth IMi in mth Wfcllftkfc&WV'AA III'i -VUIII k 1111 'Ulli J. LLLIOI1. mai2C 19tf. til 15r. A. OTAlTIXftLY, BEING permanently located in P! month, s-lieiL-. a eh.ire of p.itroii- in the" practice o! his irofession, All operations performed upon the most approveu principleü.audall work wiirrtnted its represented. OFFICK corner of G arrow and Water streets. junll'ÜÜ ö(lly V f;ju Arrival oflfardw jit' n.r5. Dickson & co. II tve just received thr LARGEST and PEST selected Stock of MAUD WAKE, JAPANNED WARE, Tin EVKR HllOUflllT TO Till-? MA UK ET. rv.ll I ..... ...:n i:...i :. ... i .. . Call, and you will lind it to l c no mere "nuS " butsrictly true in every particular. We w ere careful in beltctiiiir the very best froodand latent STYLES. II. B. DICKSON CO. Agritiilliirnl AV mkh AND SEED STORE! West Main Street, tro north of the Post Office. IA 1'OHTi:, D 8 0S? 6 Dealer? in the most approved Ariciiltur.il & Ilorliciiltu'l ImporU 1 .nd American Field, Flower anl G mien Seeds; Ornamental, Shade and Fruit Trees, &e Ato zciural ajenta for Fravel & Lemon's R ret Tooth Grain Di ill. arrlC 22ir 5niVl CORDS OF WOOD Wanted at " J J the Lmo Price Store, one door with of the Pot-ffire. ' jjff- .

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ft ft 6 & THK CINTER OF TRADE!! LA PORTE STREET, V Business Sired! i Q-Lxx- Trade Has been rapidly increasing: fr the last year, und to meet its demand, we have enlaratd our store, and inft ft ! creased our With a large find well selected assortment of ! Of every description, consisting part of in LADIES' DRESS GOODS. EMBROIDERIES TRIMMINGS, PARASOLS. BONNETS. BONNET TRIMMING, PRINTS, SILKS, LAWNS, etc. Mr Cleveland, spent- four weeks ! in the Lastkrn Cities. viitin:r 'he j Manii fdCturhij und Wholesale Ei- ! tafdi-tfimints, for the purjH)s of I piurluinu' to the best advanMpe, j.tnd we ll itter ourselves that our j eus'omers ill le plrad with the j selections. Varlle-ihir -ottuMon was vi veil t üiiAräiäWAKIj, (we have the best styles,) Qticcm.tvarc, SS yjiti V Shorn, ?JT Jy w IX L . 4 We h ve on h 'liil :i lare fpiant;tT of SHEETINGS, Ilm. and UI'd; Driiims. &l III III (7 (!i;;)ds And an extensive stork ot flROCLII I LS, of the best on alitv: also. FARMING UTENSILS, 'such as Sythes, Cradle., Rakes, Mattoek. ! AC. Our Ol LS. LLAI) & TAINTS ! I are unsnrpaM-d in quality. In a! 1 wnril, we shall keep to ollvh it the 1 People desire, and hoj-e by eourle- ; ous attention to our cuxtnmrrx Mir prices :ml quality of our Conds, to mike it as much a f.lcasnre for them to trade with us as for us to sell We cordially invite ALL to call on U3. CLEVELAND & II L WEIT. Jfllv 1G "5tf ft $boois ami Aorj r - f II L f i &".3ACOBS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS l BOOKS & STATIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! ihiniiSliTTt, Tl. AVAVXE, INI). V wil Book Bindery!!! hill t Jacobs, Wor. I inform the citizens of Ph mouth and vk-in-iiy, t...it they are pi-i-p.irotl to manufacture lilaiik Bucks, of cvrry dcscripliai!; RE-BIND BOOKS. PERIODICALS. &.C. Conntv Oiliet-M are esptciallr reuuested to tive du in a tf i4l. l.lv. Attention, Farmers ! Til! I Ii 17 11 t)i A, The undersigned rrsjieet fully informs the farmers of Marshall and adjoining coni.t'es, that he is naed m the manufacture of a superior qu ility f Xs LOWS S I i h arc lar 1 Iter and t he iper than any ever befor 'dleicd for sale in this county. The cast.n..s are male of the best quilitv f iron, nnl toeked with pood timber, ly competent workmen. Their superiority over those of o her tn 'inn u-ture is attesteil ly eriy o t wh his lion mi fortunate is to obtain one of them. He solicits a fair trial ol' Piows, and is confident that their merits will receive the nj -probation of thv farming com uiMiitv, both iu re,ran! o" woikm tnship and dura oility. Call at the Founder r, Oil thy ?outh side o . i . . i ne rier, nu exaiivne lliem. He also manufactures everv variety of Which he warrants eiual to any.-dein Northern Indiana. Cash paid for old Iron Ost.vcrvd at the Founder JA MKS M ITC HE LL. riymouth, aprlC 22 tf. ARMSTRONG & LAMSON, Uoiiso.iSigii & Oniniiiciilnl PAINTERS! Paper Hangers, t&c, NOUTII PLYMOUTH. INP. prl G aSoiü. J. VINALL, M. D., lMlVXItl IA Particular attention paid to Oostlthic Pract'Ic. i nd CHRONIC DISEASES OF WOMEN, Diseases of Children Office over C. Palmer's .Stoic, corner o Muh ii in and La Porte Streits, w here he can be consultc t all hours. i!2if. STUB-TOED BOOTS. 11 L would ay to the Genta of rirmoulh. F V that w e aro prepared to tak e your measures for the fashionaMe Stub-Toed Root, mad from r rench Calf tint is French Calf, bv a Boot maker that U a Doot-nakcr, warranted to fit like a clove, At U'llITHIODeiJ mar5--17tf! Q5pi of the Golden Poot.

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THE subscribers have just opened, hi the room formerly occupied as a wareroom, 2 daors cast of llie Post Office On La Porte street, an extensile assortment of TT I Tr! iiAiiiil! ÜULUÄ Hillll 1 1 and everv other kind of pertaining to the v Business, together with a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF f fa o-vl selected with a view to the wants of the enlerj ri.-in people of MARSHALL COUNTY, ) and at wholesale Manufact'rs Prices! which will enable thein to sell MU ( ; TI CH E APKIl FCR CASH. tlisn the si me kind have heretofore been sold. Thev have in employ an E X PER IE X CED TIN X ER! and flatter themselves that thej can r". c entire satisfaction in the line of H Hi 'Hj IF Pm t6 Thy have perm mently located in Plymouth, v!t!iaiew of est ib'ishin? n a lino basis, this ot;ii!es, an 1 respectfully invite all who wish anydiinin tlu-ir line to p.ive them a call hef ire pur eh lsin el-ewhere, a they are leterniinel to !o a lair and honorable business. Job Work of all kinds done on short notice, and on terms that cannot Jail to suit. Remember the place two doors east of the Post Oillcc. II. 11. DICKSON & Co. Plymouth, apr2 QOtf niOTm'fdf'1857 AHsililc! Tho German Pliilcsopher's Opinion! Fren h Philosopher's Opinion! Full Particulars- eail T!i i xcitenient caused by the (Jerman Philoso- ; lu rV statement that th- comet, which is now visib'e, would com in contact with the earth oti the 1 of Junf, an I cover it with a Hood of liijuid lire, lias about died aw ay in this vicinity owin to irEBROW&Co.'s NEW TIN AND First door horth of Pierre's Clothing Store, V tit .iide Jfictitan sired. Thev, having lu en anions the losers br the late lire, a-k all wlio are about bininij any thing in the line of t - - ' v' To .-1 vethem a call at their new Store, and examine their articles and p-ieos before purchasing cl5ertherv, as the are confuh nt that their rariety ii as GOOD a, the I5EST, and th i their prices are so LOW.tliat no one can help BUY IN OK THEM. 'ÜDiilRjH'' fOOR STOVH, whii h has been so favorably received by thv people of Mar-lull conntv, au'i winch has ri en universal i satisl'acli n. may still bo found at iheir Store, and 1 to i. h thev call the especial attention of buyers. COOK,UOX &PAKL0K CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Tin - WU"sli7g. Their Tin Shop is lar;e und coinuiothous, and under the supervision of workmen who may always no found during business hours, prepared to lo all kinds oj work in the line of Tinning. A No on hand and for silt cheap, Tin Pails, Strainers, Wash Dishes, Tie Ci ps, Dippers, Lard Cans, Stove Pipe Ventilators, Teakettles Cillee Pots, Tea Pots, Stove Hoilci- , an I everything commonly used in the line of '1 iti are. JAPANNED WAKE1 A large nsn rl:i ent of Japanned Ware on hand, which is oin oil rapidly at low figures. They respectfully ask it continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on them, and will endeavor to give 100 cents in goods for evtry dollar received therefor. It. M. BROWN" k Co. m.5tfay72 II. WILLIAUS A.C. IICLSTI WILUAMS & HUESTIS WHOLESALE DEALERS In n. n r y. s JU! FRUIT, GLASS, NAILS, Woodenware, Dutter, Cheese, Lard &cM 65. ..... . .COLUMBIA ITRF.ET, 85 FOItT WAYNE, IND. TijTERCIIANTS Pupplied v. Uli Grwciies of all It.I kilds.on a? farorable terms, all things considered, as can be purchased in any market. All cn!ertfilled with di-pUU. -5v,5y

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C 7 Our White Lead, ground in Oil. U put t:p m packs iros of C5, 51, I DO. 2 100 i rr,n which puarantce to be STRICTLY PURE, FULL WEIGHT, and i,.,t gupa4i! br if Pund-.' rial whitones,. IIa ing resident jiirtners in New York and Philadelphia tobik-e fanenes

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li-h, l i onch, German and Sjunish directions. CINCINNATI, PERU, Sc, CHICAGl R Alii ROA13! TIME TABLE, NO. 3 TO TAKE EFFECT APRIL 6, 1857. TRAINS LEAVE, GOING SOUTH: NAMES OF No. l.'No.2Mi 1 I t'sl.v No. 3. Pittsburgh stations, y pi lVei'ht 'Express, j Express. ; Chicago,, .j J ?,15 a.m 8 :0 p. m. LironTE,.. 60 f() 7 00am l-'I.Otl " 11 25 Sni.nvf.LL, 7 G7 7 4 ' lU.'l ) " 1147 " Kankakee, 5 5 r2 ;b('ö " ;1M,:7 " 12 0.r a. m. Wai.kkrt'n: 4 47G 1 8 25 " fl0,5d " 12 18 " Knott's, ..! 3 .r0 44' " 11.00 '2 UQ " Tyner, j 1 92 Iff ;VJ " ; 11,0t; 12 l.G " Pi.vMotTiit J 7 7 90 9 30 " ' 1 1 T-:0 " 1 00 " Pittsburg,. 473 ! j 7,1.' ', 8 4!) " TRAINS LEWE, GOING NOUTII: i I T- J V..MT1 v., r. NAMES of 1 . t Chicapro Chieafro STATION. . Lxprers I,xpr'ss f reicht. Pinsri nr.,. t 9 0rA m li OOvyi I Plymouth,.'-' 0 0 lift 11 0(tAM 12 ?0 tM Tyner.. ..17 7 :j9' 7 G 5 1 "11 .r2" ! 1 ()." j Knott's,..! 1 9:i!2 G b ;.") "11 5S 1 L" fft KaVke" '1 I'm J 7 2Ü - Jaa? ! UJ Stii.i.wei.l. ') 5 lfG 0 7 n - 12 4 ) i 2 2." j La PORTE, . ; o -Ii. u GO 0 473 Oil 20 " 1 00 " 1 3 00 " Chicago,. 4 0j i N. KENDALL, Pup't. Superintendent's Ollice, Laporte. 21tf. RAIL ROALCROSSINGJ I V rM IT cor? -i-u rK-riMri rnni' uxi)KHSic:xrn art', vnw g full operation in their new shop, at the soul n. : of the bride, w ith a r"l supply of ill be-a o' Tii.iber, Ir sit. Coal Vc. ami the b.-st of workm -n.e;peeially Hlaek-?m:ths, w ho curt be beat at bl'jw nu; readv to do all work in iheirLae of busin' ps at Wn-ons, !hi--:es, Carriages &c. We xpect we are located here for i:fe, rtnu wil. tio work which will maintain us among Mechanic; and oihrrs ; thn fore, we urr;u:t our work tobdone in a workm in-liUe m inner, and we m-nn what we say on this subject. REPAIRING done at hört notiee: also; CustOiU Blacli3mitllLur. aon Hubs tor a:le to, c. L S. & A. P. ELLIOTT. LI HU 1ÜRBLB WORKS II. WILL i M V: C o . . (Seees:-ors to L. Sheimav.) MAXUKACTt'KhKS HF ALL KINOS ü oS TOMB TONES & III'ADSTOXKS, Of all i-i.e-sand form. Also w ill furnish MANTLEs? AND TAP.I.K TOPS, of all Patterns. LArORlC, INUIAN'A. oct23-r0vl. jl1 xr. Z:t(l on Credit: Tow n Lot?, and Lots w ith buildings; wild nnd imI I ... .i. . ii. ... . r. ;'.... I Harness, and Hons- hold Furniture. Cwtl at mv ollice iu Plni-utli, npnovlte the Post' Ofiiee. C. II. HELVE, febo-lHtf Att :i;ev i: Notarv. ' .oot antr jioc J?fjorc. ON MICHIGAN STR Kf.T, SIGN OF THE (iOLI)K.V HOOT. m , Tlie subscriber ha lately located in lMymou'h. 10 SC!l t little cheaper than any other hous? in Marshall county. Our stock include:? every rdiape, ize, quality and kind that can be thought ol. Connected with this establishment is our ow TI A. 0 Cil TRP fit j5oot 06 önoQ manui rv of French, Calf, Kip, Stogies, Hm-ai.. and wo - V iih ii s .-nur ui ;tii Kill lino ü.liw or ni HIC I lueas - tire; also, .Nde Leather, L'pper, Kin, etc.. c- ......... t." 1 . 11 1 I ... 1. 1 hand. N. B. Cash paid for Hide". C. WIIITMOUE Plymouth, Ind., 1 C5T Jun 1 -Ü'Jii.G. ilai!- S!ol- Snow litiiu IViml Fii Fire! Fire!! JUL MM. V. "Taken in" and "done for,' "cone bv the board," head under water, buislill kickiiij;, and it ilnreinl j on tliic. n lin owe Ttt I . W hether t hall sins or sw im. Come along, everv one that cvr me a "red," ckinc, fer mv v ishiii .1.1.1 .. .. i.:i.. t ..... . l :,.i books must be settled in some wav within two ' I . I '.I Llll 1UL iL OIL. 111 if I .1111 HL IV 11 Ik 11 IL . Il'l n 1 i w ccks. Yours, in a ticklish Fittvvation. (pccuniaiilv) T. A. LLMON. iimür lDtf.

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Are now receiving an entire new stock of genera 1 I Am (&my, er Wliieli leivi been ce!i-eeil n lib tlie fri:iteil iMrO ' . . i iiv m t it uuu Uiiiit 'i niniii i lie aui jj. jv the State. We invite the attention of the citizens of Marshall county to our ju ices, w hich w e flatter ourselves will give entire satisfaction to all who may give them a trial. Old friends and customers, come and cc us. Sicn of the Peode"s Store. OÜLLSUEI', MI IK LEV & HOL. ! -2-t2Sumf iit((1 (it thv People's .Store Almost all kinds of country produce, for w hich the highest, market pi ico w ill be gueii in roods at the lowest raidi p:;ee. . Väs ocLLsnr.i:, siiiklly a ROi:. CAIUER WEHMER, Wholesale LIQUOlt DEALERS; FOKTWAY.NL. IN I). tlOD ßupply of the finest Uiditieti of Liquors, IT Cigars, etc., kept constantly pu baud, lin traaesupnii e lowest wholesule price. janl tnj6

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JPimt Streets, PITTSBURGH, PA & DEALERS IX j INSEL D OIL Terpentine, Varnishes, Brishls, Apices, G LA6SWARX, I'ERtX'MERT, Patent Medicinm, LGICAL I.MTRCKIN.i licatl and Litliarc. 'iUllilM MI with Eng Iß. H. S.Z.III J,!? AUorney mid foimsdlor at Law PLYMOUTH, Ld. I am permitted to refer to JohnL. Westervelt, Plvmouth ECER WOOLMAN, " mar2G 10! v. 0 TIC 3 A LL Pcr?i,)s indebted to ut are reciuete,l tr i and make immediah settlement" U J by cash or note. The book's will je found ät H Corlmi's law oßice. " I3ROOKF V EVEN'S. feh26 ICtf. R y 1 4& 1 A NEW SUPPLY OF IISECE CrOODS Ujr J"TJLst Kcccivcd I , Ä,c are i,lf,"-ntd that I still carrv on 1 the Talionis busiin-s, and keep always on hand a I u-eassortnicut f Cloths Caim--, of all styles aiKhjuahties. Tl.en brin-oi, vour runures and ha ve a suit made up that w ill not tear, r n or h ear out, without hard coaxin-. All custom ,V,hI warrauted. llose iud( l.tcd to me hy note or book account w ill save cost by pajiu- immediafelv. II. TIERCE. VNn?fJT UiMPHn P Pfl , 1 ? " ""ÜW lüii l-uiufacturer & wholesale dealers in j Cwj? ü (T t "TT" m j & - f tJ) 2i i rriTT-T"T fs-i'rf ' r-, ... ! i ÜSJ 2LiXiS STOCIT j Xo. 212 Lake and 2:,., S u.rT ICMIC.-WJO.. r " ILLINOIS 15tf. February 21, 'G For Zfuis ;tt!f caj:s 1Mf to the lhiek Stm-o br.i. r.. i .y the larirest,U-stuii. -h.r..t lot in Plvmouth. N. IL O. Co. til Ii I T1 1 . . a 7 k r t'HAIM'KIIKD-.APlMi. i..-V ' IUI A UOAIiD OF 12 TKUi K.UPil TO i inTEKS THE DVSTXKSS COLLECT liavm- had in January iat in dailv attendance TWO HrM,K,:i AM, 11VKLVE STLDEXT.h! . Exhi.'.iti'njr it at .uce as :he Most Lxtctrsire an ! ',.,nrlr Commercial bcfiool .n t.c Country.' y xy TFVK'TV'S l ' ' .PRIXCIPAL. f. I. iriTtiiri ifi.uthorofA New- AI tliod of Teaching HookJOHN' FI.KMrxn, Author of the --National Sutern of Rwkkcepin' Lecturer on Dusn s,, its customs an! us-irr 0 I1EXRV WILLIAMS 4 J. W. PKKNTLlVi.EU n'nrhy"r A,iU,mct!c- -is na i:boa. cowlv, wr. v , rmfossors of l'lai CmvPER, & P. R. FPExcER ii and Oi ii jiTu i. .1 i ,ecturer.5 on Mercantile ( r;vs;.oi;dcnce. r. iucox, Lecturer on Political Cccnomy. JAMfJS ii. uorKixs, E-g.," Of Pitt.-bur.h Dar, Let tmvr on Commercial Law J AM Ks W. hKXXEPV, . Of "i:unedy's P.u.k Not., llevo-w." LcvUlriT on j t-ountulut, Altered, and Spurious Bank Notes,. coiMF.r:ciAL mite. ' I i . . , ... f .e, l T of this city. i "T-.1 ,1 t . i, rv,,..., . .. i ... means fi r ;ie..m'i:ii.- a T-..-f Lusiness e h;e;it:.-:i, in ihe -hoite.-t t;in, ard at the least expense, cumj j ,,r I H BI.E rTRV B(OK H FFrl VG, as applied to .Mcrcliandi.n-, llank.n-, Kailroadl.lete taught hy t!.e ol.ie.t Aai-ri.-ai. tether and writer ol I.ookkeej.in- no Iiin', havinforty years experiem e in teaelnn- and practice. sTKmAT BoKui:i:rio With all the recent improvem. nts and valuabl additions, tuiht i.hout eir.i charp. ri: M .üii.'r. j ,n cvor.v va'icty and PMle of Hushices nicnt al Writinsr. n l Ornaj SIIALK .MF. I). A LS for the U.-d Pu.-inesi nd i Oniamental Penman-hip have been awarded this j Co''ee ov,.r SJ11 tvinnetitoi-s, win rotr its w-ritinR has bet n exhibited, itu ladlni: tlie Statu Fairs in j ,u exhibited, includin Ohio nnd Michigan in I and at the Pennsylvania Slate fair at Pubbur-h, in ltL6. ARUHMl.Tir, Asnpj'lied bv the tiiat Mercantile Ranking IIoupci, comprising all (i:iitin H..iise CileuUtioi.t. COl NTI RrilT AM Al.TIREII NOTtü. 'nil instructions piven iu this imjoiLint branch of is.ncffS euucation. l.r.i-itRF 4D,i,-v on Pookke j.inthe Usag,?,l. tom d tomnieree; 1- iiiaiice a id Ii. aw, and Cu iiikiri"; Polit ical Feoiioniv, I 'electing 'cor:ntrrf it money, and other subjects ha ing practical relation to active business. TLKMS, Ac: Riiok-Kcping, Full Commercial Course,. .$35 00 Stationery, about 5 rj() Hoard. ht week, can be obtained for 2 59 1 J Students are not charged extra for Steamboat Rook -keeping. Arithmetic or Diploma. f mii.T I Can enter at any tine (no vacation) review at pleasure time unlimited uual length of course from il to twelve weeks, ' r.iri.niACK .17 STFDLNTS entering, f,m ieri,v aloM withm one ycai , UlJcs the many iVoi the couctn , lltii-cm:)v. 1 Six"iMmr ii i,f u i ii!.... .... i i ... - .. ; i "i .oni eircuiars, containing lull mloi mation sent hv mad free of chirp1. address F. W. JLNKLVS. Jul JO. Iron Citr College, Pittsburgh, Pa. WHEAT WAiVTED FOR WI-CII THE HklifM Cnsh Price will be .Paid by 40 J RBOWNLEE.

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