Marshall County Democrat, Volume 3, Number 2, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 December 1857 — Page 2

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THE DEMO CHAT.

II. A. 0. PACKARD, :::::: Editor. PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY, December - - - - ttd, 1S7. Is War Inevitable? So it seems. A few of the "lost Tribe of Benjnmiri" have thrown down the glove to Uncle Sam, and he has no other alternative but to fight a business he iVnever loth to engage in on all proper occasions. But, aside from jesting, the Mormon difficulty would really eeem to be assuming the attitude of war. They have gone so far as to opealy avow their intentions of defending, to the uttermost, the approach of U. S. troops. For ourselves, we are glad to see this crisis in Mormonisrn. It is what we have long lookod for, and long desired. We see now a way of easily lidding our selves of this poligamous people, who, with i theenfines of our cl.ri.tiu, country. ..... ... i

f. .. - T ! to pass or repass into, or throu-h, or from this sub-treasuiAS our buhvaik ot national ciedlniquities of eastern barbarism. 1,. , , . ...... r .. ... i i,.,- :.i .1.1 i e.:i.- ... .i ...

iquities of It has for a long time been a serious problem hat should be done in the matler. Their unblushing crimes Coul J not j much longer hi treated with immmuv; and i yet it wa3 a delicate and dangerous ques- i J . . : tion, how far, under the constitutional rights of a people to regulate their own domestic affairs, government could interfere. Thi difficulty was s'.ill more increased when the Administration, injudiciously, as we think, clothed Biigh.nm Young, the head and front of that iniiui'ou3 bdy, witli sovereign power i:i the Territory. This authority gave a coloring to his acts, and seemed to close every avenue through : which we might reach their barbarous pr?.c- j tices. ! The only seemingly feasible solution to this difficult problem, was that su-estea ! 1 by Senator Douglas in his speech before the Supreme Judges of Illinois. He propose.! '. 1 1 that ConL'rss fhould reconsider the vote, by which they gave Utah a Territorial gov-; ernment, and, having repealed this act, divide it up and hinge i: on to the adjoining ; states and territories, and thus briuL' it tin-! der the absolute control ol their municipal ; , ,. , n r .i it i regulations, lhe result of this would be , to enectiiaiiy crush out au me vi;e practices . rr- 1, ,.,11-1 1 of Mormoni jm from the land Tbis plan good one; but 1 to ao anything nurrieaiy ana rasoiy, awhile, and, like the imniort.il McCauber, kept waiting for sohiethin to hmi vp. mat something lias now turned nF-the : Mormon powers, blind to their own inter-' ests. have forfeited the protection of our gOTernment by openly withdrawing their ' allegiance ana ucciar ng ner uie.r com ,. ii i i -i i .i. . 1 c.ic-u.y. ...nu .ei.w ur bv an attack unon. and destruction ot the . . l i , . . ' gOVCrnmeill fcioics, mu a jmociiiii.uioii

, and perhaps banish them ; ;c ...j.i, ,.,. n,,.,,,,.; -1 ,.,,,,-oni Th ! or;itini. O '""s ' u-e, for sale at j

. in the last extremity, wa, a cormnerC(, and'trade may be momentarilv I country-disastrous h UlvU--llo ; ladies' Portfolios,

r i o 1 . . .. . PUICl tlliu Li-'lKi iiuii'.M Miic, .ion, in me V...,t ., 1 .1 ... nele bam, who r.cver means , .......v...,,, ! i,t VOP destroved bv mv evi s i i 1 m t , Neat and cheap, ;t vu awel.ej, OH n er ucsiio tu o any c iis ... i r.nivi- a .T,-:it icnc i . Manv wm w1 ...... rr. i if imiui.-p'o

res: and a proclamation; - i Ä :...r l .... l I experience beucht at the fcacritice d . 'bet and ri cllliI!IBeCrCrculp.rMpe"lr.r ar1''C,7'1!p.4oanJioreny-a,l MX it m4 d r;,ri,.;,o rot 1 sI,ou " ür rcco,r's m TIT i Tdea- Su y 1-, 1 1 months longer, ns in all probability they j dawned let us all resolve to work more and

from tho great pro all to general mu war It now only remains for Undo Sam lo i chastise their disobedience, which he is sneedilv prepariiiff to do. and cither make " , .... .. them virtuous, law-abiJiiii; citizens, or . , , i , i banish them to the Kussun or hi ituh possessions whose cool climates may have a 1 1

t , . i -r ,i i l . travairant surplus of paper over a coin curi to do towards punfving their church. ' ., , . , e i ' . . 4, ii- i "d i i i renev, and until this order of things is i jar w hat the llih Priest, Uriham i

much Hear l a rn ii.ircai: li... if irnv will mriKi .

J . ... ,, i ess paper is thrown out of circulation, and touching pathos, and then waxes wrathy, ; 11 . . , r ,-r - t .1 i : ma ccaso to do busmesi on a fictitious another exempliGcation of the ruhige, . , L 4 4 , . . . , . ., r , capital, we cannDt expect to see our finan"Whom the Gods wish to destroy they first . . 1 ciel afi:iirs restored to a healthy and eettled make mad: , condition. Brigham's Declaration or U ar. I t Citizen of Utah: We are invaded by a hostile ' It is one of the first doctrines of political force, who are evidently assailing us to accomplish j economy that all capital is productive, con-

our overthrow -end destruction. For the last tcn- ; tj-five years we have trusted oflPcials of the Gov ernment, from constables a?d justice, to judc-, governors and president?, only to bet-corned, held in derision, insulted and betraved. Our houses have been plundered and then burned, our fi -Ids I laid waate, our i rincipal men butchered while tin-; 4er pledged faith of the Government for their Fafe-1 ty, and our families driven from their homes to find eheltcr in the barren wilderness and that projection among hostil eaviges which were denied them in the boasted abodes of Christianity and civilization. J The Con.titution of our common country guar antees unto ua all that wc do now or ever have claimed. If the coiidtitutional rights which per tain to us as American citizens were extended to Utah according to the Rpirit and meaning thereof, Jind fairly and impartially administered, il U all that we could ask all that wc have ever asked. Our pponeutä have n vailed themselves of prejudice, existing against us, bt cause of our religious faith, to send out a formidabl I host to accomplish our destruction. Wc have had no privileges or opportunity of defending ourselves from the false, foul and unjust aspersions against us before the na tion. The Government has not condescended to MnM an inTcstimtins committee or other nerton to be sent to inquire into and ascertain the truth, M is customary in Puch cases. We know these as perVions to be false; but that araila us nothing. We are condemned unheard, and forced to an issue with an armed mcrccrnary mob, which has been sent against us at the instance of anonymous letter writers, ashamed to father the base, slanderous falsehoods which they have given to the public of corrupt official., who have brought false accusations against us to screen themselves in their own infamy, and of hireling priests and howling edit on. who prwütu? the truth for lilthy here's skc.

The i-uc which has thus been forced upon us compels us to resort to the great fiit law of selfpreservation, ami stand in our own defence a right guaranteed unto us by the genius of the institutions of our own country, and upon which the government is h.iscd. Our duty to ourselves, to our families, requires us not to tamely submit and be driven and slain without an attempt to preserre ourselves. Our duty to our country, our holy religion, our God, to freedom and liberty, requires that we should not quietly stand still and sec those fetters forging nrov.nd ua which are calculated to enslave and bring us in subjection to an unlawful military despotism, such as can only emanate in a countty of constitutional law, from usurpation, tyranny and oppression.

llwretore, I, iJr.ghnm oung, Covernor and Su;erintcr.d"Utof Indian Afiuir3 lor the Territory of Utah, in the name of the People of the United c, . . m , ,t, , ,., ctate-finthc lerr.toryol L tali, lorbiJ, First All armed force?, of every description, from coming into this Territory under any pretense ; whatever. Second lliat all the forces in said Teniioi v hold tlicinnlves in readiness to ma ich at a mo- j uu nt ä notice, to repel any and all such invasion, Third Martial law is hertbv declared to exist totl Tmitf .l.tk tl,o ruWicati,, of l.Jj ...1 .. . . .. 1...1I I - .. li .. i Territory, without a permit from the proper ofliccr. Given im lor luv hand arid seal at Great Salt b die City, Territory of Utah, this fifteenth day of Sepu-mber, A. D. eighteen hunered and fifty-seven

the Independence of the United States of i jyment of our ahinphster prosperity. And j done up to the entire satisfaction of al'fwho may fii the ei h'v-second our only reliable banks, tl'e gold fields l(f, vor me with their custom. Thanks to patrons for " BRICIIAM YOUNG. California, have supplied the treasure J A. BILLOWS

A ! Americ Review of the Times. Tliere se nu to be only one question before the people at this time, and that is their financial troubles and their remedy. We sit in our easy cto! rand look with complacency on the thousand and one plans prop sed to change this order of things, seeing but little to hope or fear from any of them These difficulties l ave been brou rouolit unon ' lought upon us, as the natural result of one of the most impetfect, not to sav the most corrupt, j i i banking svstems ever allowed in any conn-! trv; nnd their only remedy need be looked ! ' J ' i for in that reaction which must inevitably i succeed the general depression of trade ! throughout our country. rt.ison when taken into the system must tiiodutre certain ell'octs. but when the ner-: gics of the noxious drug are once expen- j i i mi i,! , Jed, nature w ill re-assert her strength, and . ... . ... the wonted animation and vigor wm return, i tj, tl,at may grow out of banking operations. ; ! And when the worst shall have been ac- i .nrntilis;lio;l the tiilo Avül roll back and the u.ximix equilibrium be restored 1 , -- That becn aCcomplished-tl.e ia p:lssodand wo alreadyhavc grat. .q castufa favorab,M ch Ul3 lim.33 The influx of w " frfjm y , . j LM.oat measurCt restored that confidence , business men, which is essential to j : simon 'u - ill. nur finances will ao-ain bo idaced on ti:lt substantial basis, which they enjoyed 1 inoug drai (o , ; tue old wona. , . : It no:U no argument lo show that this exportation has ben tho result of an ex . changed, until a great share of this groundverselv, all fictitious capital is unproductive, or rather it may be productive to the shrewd operator, but tho loss must fall somewhere, and where else than upon the innocent bill holder and creditor? lj(kßn lxQ ci,anlcter 0f a great i..lc:M. ,nM,im nfnnr . try for the past few years, especially in banking and land speculating operations, amj novr we arc reaping the harvest of our own so ft-in''. But as we hinted in tho former part of our article, this evil, like many others, will eventually work out ita own cure. This grand system of fraud we can call it by no softer name-. has attained its height, and is now having its fall, and tho people, too long the willing dupes of sharpers, will not 60on forget the lessons they have learned in tho hard school of experience. iTWe regret very much that we could not have been at tho "Edwards House on Thanksgiving day. Tho boys from our cfiice were present, and report tho Turkey and all tho dinner "fixins" superb. Nothing is ever wanting on the part of "Mine Host,' O. IJ. Stedman Esq , to satisfy all the cravings of the outer and inner man. lite excellent Hotel does honor to our village, and we are glad to know it is j well fustnined

j ,IM . I'll, i invüh, 1-tf. C. . PALiMEU . : ;oh,.r..nt ,,r,v f Amr-.U,. enfernrice l lhe storm which has passed over our

J3"The publication of the delinquent list has crowded out some uf our advertisements. An we ehalr give it b" t this insertion, our readers will exciue the scarcity of reading matter in this number.

From the Ciiuinnati Enquii er. The auic )mk-l. It id an old adaiie tb;it 'ihn dutkest hour :.. :.. .. .!.... v.. i .. . . i ,J . . . .. 1 ., ; this pei iod of iiionet.uv uis.isur. bun 1 ,T , , r i "t i i ' witlnn the lastfvjw cays there has been nol . . . , J prospect ot a dealing up in the commercial skv. Dark waa the aspect all ever our;

. . caused by the appearance of banki njiicy where it was least expecteil, coniliiiied ! nial,e matters worse than they really were. J JU w,xv llljie isevel V le.13 n for b?liev! ! j,, t,at tu Cllis 6 ovJr m 0-ir nione'iM V I t . , i , fever. 1 he naiional puUe bents stronger! j ami Hi mer. Hard money the sovereign remedy for hard times, h:i3 b"j n administered to our pr-opk until they begin to feel its reviving effects. There is a magnetic, power in metallic currency winch restores uepi esseu iratie, gl es an impuis? to SU5pended commerce, and strengthens a eakbacked eurrom-y. Government Ins JUtmrj,.il us ltiillii-.ii with n lifo lnwl rll - iL, jiiiva uub juju nuu ciiiri I'J llie amount of more than nine millions of dollars in three months. Europe lias sent back large sums of our specie which we paid her Tr luxuries when in the full en-j which has in turn supplied that confidence which a woithless paper currency had neatly destroyed. Therefore, when a sufficiency of h ud money had been taken, in large doses, the üigns of a healthy condition began to ap pear Olir national fever caused by a too j free use of paper mnev, h.ns been check ed by the strong portions of gold and silver. Thi is a simple statement of the case. This cri-is is over, (iood news comes j from all parts of the Union. Hanks ( the K'st th.emjare resuming siiecie payment. ; 6 1 I 3 , , . ... ö , . 1 . ,' Ifllf cliltä Will 111) llllH'CP !( Ill II II l,Ili nt . rvp, TleMtis more cn,.i.. n their w mil 6. lheie l moio sne.hi ID i,e vaults of the New York banks at this time than on any previous occasion jn i .i i . mm r 1 i thvlv history. no uiacouiu-noiisos nave commences, grauuug loans io men cusiom-.-vo ond .r.o nl i-v fill rid i ! 1 1 f S ItOirl'i t.i ti-n j tl T (1111.4 tl'tlllll J . j v. fc. 1 ' I J their debts. There is n d.ulit but th ? darkest hour is over and better times are at hand for all classes. One-half the sti inS'7 existcd1 WM t,iC ,wo,k of , shavers, brokers and money-lendets, who. . , -. , v. . -,"-- - " I 1 I - ' less firms and rotten ot.conis have been forced to the wall, and huniiieus of unse t .jkl'tlt r.l'.lt'ttt 4 I"". lllrrillfi.l 111 111. SUV, l.f , , . , - lit . bankruptcy. have had notorious , stances in our midst although Cincinnati j lias maintained lid mercantile Clcdit most ; lioblv all throtl-h this Stl in-ent pel iod. ! , . , .1 . And now, that wo have sesn the worst i . r . .i. e l. : . : r i. i and conic lurui iiom me ii.ie.ie -,i n.iiu ; limes and bankruptcy, shall we not, as in-1 against overtradini;, extrava-ance, d,bt. banks and brokers? Hard lias been nur; talk less: cv.rn our monev and take care of a Phl l "lver nency and keep awav panicc--shunninlebt atid de - hiiions of paper money. Ihus shad wo bo saved trom the tnbulations ot 'hard . , . . . ... times,' which come upon us like a curse, i blastinc enterprise and turninir our pros-1 rcls into want Sens in le. The Hunker Hill Aurora, a . , i . ., , paper heretofore opposed to the democracy, ill a late issue says: "Rut where arc tee to UO? We answer this question ill four Vords; To the Democratic pa kit. No other early now existing can claim or re ccivo tho living whig of Massachusetts. No other party is national enough for them." SrHon. A. 0. 1 Nicholson, editor of the Washington Union durinirihe administralioti of Gen. Pierce, was yesterday elected to the United States Senute by the Legislature of Tennessee, to succeed Hon. John Uwdl, whose term expires on the 4th of March, lCo'J. James Braymax Sentenced. In the U. S. District Court at Chicago on Thursday, Jas. O. Bray man who had plead guilty to stealing letters from the Chicago Post Office, wa brought out to bo sentenced. He did not appear dejected. After several aflidavits had been read testifying to his past high standing and good character. Judgo Drummond sentenced him to confinement in tho penitentiary at hard labor for four years. Tho Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, under date ofthe 11th, says: "The Governor of Nebraska, Mr. Izard, has tendered his resignation, and he has requested the President to relieve him immediately. It w is intended lo mnko tho appointment to-day. It ia supposed that a citizen of Kentucky will have tho office." County Convent ion. The Democrats of Marshall County, are requested to meet at the Court Houso in Plymouth, on Saturday tho 12th inst., at 1 o'clock p. m., for tho purposo of nominating delegates to the State Convention, to bo held at Indianapolis, Jan. ßth 1C5. Let there be a general turn out. Bv Oudfk Cf.n. Com.

land, whil-j depression ot spirit anion" - , 1 . 1 ..am this piper, business men, and a want ot confidence,! . . . .

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.SEND FOR IT. Th- most upe,Uv i!lustnitcd M.tgazuir ever publisher in America, is the December number of the Cosmopolit m Ait Journal, cvr.taining over sixty splendid Engravings ; and giv'ng full particulars ofthe benefits of the Cosir.opoh'.m .i Agination. n:J a roar; single copies -n ... r - . - ,, i)cenfs. f? Pen i topics wid be sent to all pcr.i. ja. c. i i auns who wish to subscribe on recent of five postage et (ircinrjt0 - .... i:..t . , . pee 1 1 riiM'iiii'iu iu:)t.f.ii "i.rii i:itii i i'noii i.nu ' C.8.Di:itnV. Aclr. u vC. A. . 5-lr1, CroadvViiv, N. Y. j -tQ, ADMINISTRATOR'S 8 ALK. Agr(e:dy to an order from the Marshall ConiEi " C."I 1 wn,,Pr 'ubIio S:,,c l thy court hois--e in iVinoutii,Vm tnc 2ßth OF DECEMBER 1357 U twcenthe hours of 10 o'clock a m ?ud 3 o'clock p m, the south-east quarter of section nine, town- ; ship thirty-three north, of ranre three east in said i c;n'nr.v' ""VZ t0 Jlie estate of Daniel Andrews ; tlip-e rods wide, (the wid-nv's part, )on the followiii 1 lAi.M: ( )ne-luurth the purchase money cash 'V 1,a,,'J tlie balance in three equal payments in 'KSTS : - . " . " v aivinir valuation and appraisement laws. d.c:i--ts, JAM CS ELLIOTT, Adm'r. 3ESZXlS. 3STotlCO-EXTRA! A I.L those who wish to pet SHAVED and :it . tiie same time "pet their money back," will please call nt the Barber's S!ic:, up stairs, over the pn.-t ollice, where hair cutting, shavinp&c, will he Just Kcccivcd. 0 5') pieces Delaines, ."0 pieces Frints, (I0 jiicces Velvet Trimming. Also a lar-re stock of Gloves. Hoserv. Children's Hoods, kv., at the low price store, one door south ot th- I'o.-t Oilu e. lllCi:, XMllU Co. nov -'(i, j7 1-tf. .Advel tisoinpjit Extnioidiiiiirv!! ' . w. TTQVrtllTQVn Oll Ii SlnT7ßd tw v,. r w WKJ . .... ... . ... "T t1,I;,MU,,' 1,Ml- m7 7 T with the most mlvantaseous location lor business "i the town, and the host point for the kind of trade -.Northen, Indiana, r rices low and terms easy. J ue purchaser can coniinence selling on thedav f ,im(.;tay( , as ih .odsare in readiness for retail. Applv to L. II. UtA. hi, Atty. for owners. I. . Until sold in hulk, I will continue to re- ! tail 'at Chas. Palmer's Corner,) at cost. nov y, .")7. 1-tf. C. H. I:. IP0? . i all sorts and sizes, lor sale at no 1-tf ('. PAI..MEICS. LE those knowing tlu-mst-lvi-s indehted to us . r.i i i i ...:n . l eiinei " nuif or i,;miv .uumiui, mil iuc.itj t.;lI, :U1(, Sf.uie'iinmediately. There i.- a titie whin forhearaneo ceases to he a virtue," and after the first dav of Januarv ls.V w' s'ia' he cfunpelled to resort to the law with all those who do not coiuj.lv with the ahove reoi'.e-t. - im0oKi-: t hVA.NS. o.i.:innrto k PK mi(M,h Plank Poad n.o.iev n;n j. ,cceive.l at narhy Urooke Iho. ' 1-tf. JfSritliftitt I'rosiwcfHs! FOURTH YKAR OF Till-: ... CoSIIIOllolililll A SSOciuI 1011. fl 1 l)llsJl,,,rr ,,.,,. r fM, ,, cha.edatacostofilMi,non;;m 1 Powers' worl nirld renowned statue ofthe (Ireck Slave rejuihlihcd for six thousand dollar-. ; ; t.ue and II w lth several hundred oilier works of Art, in Paintings, Sculpronzes, eomiaiso the i;eniiiuns to he awarded to the Mih.-erihers of the Cosmopolitan Art .Association, who siihscrihe helore the 2th of January, lrS, at which time the awards will tal e placf. TtRuFSiDscRirTio. Kvcry fuhscriher of$!5 isentitleatoaconvof the larue and solcndid Steel i l''avin-, entitled -ManilV-st Destiny," also to a eopv ot the Cosmopolitan Art Journal one vear,also to aCf,tilicate in the Award of Premiums, also a free admission to the Düsseldorf and Cosmopolitan Galleries. Thus it is seen that for every three dollarspaid, the subscriber not only receives a splen did $'1 CO engraving; but also the beautifully illustrated Two dollar Art Journal, one year. Kach subscriber is also presented with a certificate in the awards of premium, by which a valuable work of Art, in Painting or Sculpture, may he received in addition; thus giving to every subserider an cqulvlnt to the value of !5 00, and a eerlilicate gratis. Any one of the leading $3 Magazines is furnished, instead of lhigraving and Art Journal, if desired. No person is restricted to a -ingle share. Those taking five memberships, remitting $15, are entitled to an extra Engraving, and six tickets. Full particular of the Association arc given in the Art Journal, which contains over sixty splendid Engravings, price f0 cents per number. Specimen copies w ill be sent to all persons who desire to subscribe, on receipt of five postage stamps, (15 cents.) Address C. I.. DKKHY C. A. A. novio. l-t8. .rm?roadway,N.Y. ICTSubscriptions received by I. Mattinglr, Iloncrary Secretary, Plymouth, Ind. PLYMOUTH, IND., (Jfich ifan street, north of YestcrrelCs.) Collections made and promptly remitted for at current rates of Exchange. Uncurrent money bought and sold. J. II. KNICKERBOCKER, Cashier. May 21.157 37 tf. Füll HATS and CArsTcall at Ogleshee"! Shirley's where you Mill lind a large stock and the prices to suit you. l'J X AAA CORDS ÖlVOÖITwänteci at the Iaw Price Store, one door outh of the Post llice. -i:tf. Hats, Caps and Clothing Selling cheap at the Low Price Store. tLTOiie door south of the Pot Olliee ,rj :0 RICE, SMITH V CO C ARIER & WEHMER, Wholesale LIQUOR DEALERS FORT WAYNE, INI). C-OOD upply ofthe finest qualities of Liquors, Jf Cigars, etc., kept constantly on hand. The rade. uppliod at the lowest wholesale prices. janl-bm6.

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.V O U ALLOO X -1 $ C ?XS ! () X Js .inn-uinced, but th" arrival nf :. TAP fZ 3 m V O feV T V o Fall and Wintsr ft If &Co-'s iTNTiTI ft in TWlrT'nATt-e'rTTIrr! OF Mv" rr, i--?' ' ':"V- "r "'f;1' j lairly compete with any similar establishment west ot fittttnp. flrateful to tie,' people of Marshall ;md adjiiininp counties for past iavor? and support, which kept u.s thr-mph a liery trial, we now hy paying all attentiuii exc'usivelv ti t!;e CLOTHIMfi TR ADF

Xeedask no m-.re than an cxaminat-on of oiirrr . o.e., o.e.

mammoth st-ek hv the public before t.un hasinelsewhere. We have on hand at lea,t t00 winter M.its. partly home and partly Cincinnati nnnu - ... l . i " lacture, made m a superior st le FURNISHING GOODS J 9( A choice assortiiK ut of Vesting, Trimmlnirs. etc. Cloths, Cassimeres, the oo-t ol worKinen for making and cutting to onler. chapand prompt UA lU.O.N Co Sept. 17;h. Mtf. THE Gil Ks. 1 T KXGLISU RKMEDYf Slli JAMES CLAKKFS Celebrated Female Pills ! ruoi kci t.i r.v royal ij:tti.r.s patkxt. Prepared from a prescription of Sir James Clarke, M. I)., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invabiable Meilicine is unfailing in the euro of all th se painful and dr.'merous diseases incid'iit to the female constitution. It moderates all excess, removes all oh.-tna tions nnd I.ruitrs i n the moutldy period with re; final it v. Th. s(. j.üls sll!(!,!,i ie useu two or tnree uccaS rrcvioiis to eon hh .1 ment; they fortily the con-titution, and lessen the I ssTiIVfi-Iujr !i;rhiL'. l.thor, -n.i!d iiiir the nioili'-r to ! p( rfonu her duties with sa'cty to herself and child. J These pills should not he talo'ii during the i lusr i TiiRF.K months of jre maiicy, as they are sure to i 1 hi tiir on miscarriage, hut at mv other time thev are safe. In all cases of nenoiis and soin d alVec i tions, jialn in tin' hrv-k and li:nls. hea iness, fatigue on slight exertion, palpitation of the heart. lovnesof spirit--, hysterics, side I:eada:he, and all the painful disease occ isioned hy a disordi.-d sstem, these pills uill c!i ct a cure whin ail other means h ive failed, and ah!iourh a nowcrfid reme dy, do not eoiit.iin irn.i. e:i!oii)' !. antimony, or Miy other mineral. 1 "nil direction aceompan inir each pack.. e. Price, in the United States Mid Canada, one dollar. N. 15. sl.O'land .t :i . -taii!jti enclosed to any oilier authorized .geur, m iil insure a hott!."'of the ills io reiüni inai!. W. W. IJOHMÜTS, Iiidian.-ipoli-. Wlioh-ale Ai:eiH f ir fii!i. na. 1'aooKi: ,i Ilm., and T. A. Llmu.n. :i-e:it Plymouth, ii'iil 1 ,"."-t)0! v. "iron: ox no'; RYEur :i;i.l:i;i;ati:d , j . . 8 L J I i. iU .15LJ I v. a k.J .s a. .SL.J V J I Have ,, hern known tof.d! anv eas.-of ConHave neviT been known tf.d! in anv -a?i of C.nsumption or its kindred allcctioiis wlu-n judiciously us'd, in lotimony of which anv jiiantiiy of cer:iü cates w ill he I'm r.ish" 1 to the iucrcduloiH. Dr. Hunter was for a loir,' time connected wiih the Ihvinphton Hospital of London and thus brought in con: let w ith the most cntieal cases of disease known to the : medical w o. id ! The remethes he now employs are ! such as are used by this hospital, whose m irvclous i cllieaev h is for a long time astonished the civ ilized j world! Sine.' his on ting to the United States hi-! praetico has been steadily increasing, and lho;is.ui!s liave aeknowl dged their in hl!e:!ii ss to him for the life add heahh they enjoy. Crowned with cxpcticucc and uiiparalied su'ei s ; as he !'. is hem, he would merely say t the sick and dying puhlie that lie feels eonlient tint he o::n f-needi'v remove any disi ase, hovvex er niiii'ul, stubborn and complicated it may he. Heins treated successively within the past, ten years no less than five thousand eaesof consumption, ineipit lit and absolute, inclusive, and about l'our thousand ease of Seminal Weakness. Still he does not feel disposed to 'boast' any good physician could have done the same with the same remedies. Dr. II. charges lmthirg for a.lviee, and his charge for medicine i h,w. Any one w ho may feel disposed to give him a trial, can state in their letters all their symptoms as lucidly as thev can, and they will receive promptly in reply an opinion ; of the case. All letters luld contain a ostage i ... ...... c f 1 - . i . ii ji.ijt im ii linn in iiiiMur. v oi 1 1 jMiuui i;i.should be particular to mention their I'ost-otlicc. county and state wlu-n w riting to me, so that no mis take can occur. Address R. HUNTER, Ilox.tlS, oct2!) 5(inti. Sandusky Citv, O. 9 We are now receiving a new stock of SUGARS, also a general assortment of everything usually kept in the Grocery line, which w e now oiler to the iti.eiH of .Marshall and adjoining counties at a low cash price. We are determined not to be. undersold by any Grocery or Dry Goods Store in Plymouth. We are of the opinion that QUICK CASH SALES AND SmLxll IProflts Is the only way for any merchant lo prosper in business. Give u a call and be convinced that we can give you as good bargains as you t au lind in Plymouth. All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange for goods. PATTERSON k CLEAVELAND. sep3-Itf. dS3 Have lately established i J9Xeat Market, On Gano street, west of Michigan, where they i keep eoii.tratly on hand all kinds of ' FRESH MIIUSlTS!! They do noi intend that any other dealers shal give any better bargains, or lie more accoiumoda, ting than they. If you w ish fresh meats they are at all times prepared to accommodate you. TIPPECANOE FLOUR. RUANGEMEXT l.n.- been made to sin x plv the Ph mouth market with this Hour, and ( the genuine can be found at Patterson v Clealand's and Palmer's. . ; N. H.& P.S. ALLEM AN i I sept-21-4."tf WHEAT! "WHEAT! 4 TEW HUNDRED bushels of WHEAT taken in cxehan-re for Goods at the I IjOW Pric Store. (.Ml) RICE, SMITH .V Co.

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" (-',;' Ojic door jonlli f Edwards UoloJ, Plymouth:, ndm Lt,",n MEDICINES. n !...i lv.v , 'rvi I tJll'lllll'illS, iil III IS . u is, ! ' 7 YARXISU. TURPENTINE. WINDOW GLASS, DYE STUFFS, FANCY ARTICLES. PERFUMERY, &, i "Jle J"t opfiit-u, ana will constantly keep on " Wl'" assortuiont of such articles as ! .nre ""1 vc, and all others usually kept I ui a DRUG STORE ! which we will sell at the lowest currrent cash pricos i Particular attention willlio r.ii.l i filüi.fr Plirst. . ,.;.U1S' orders, and putting up ia-escripti.n.s? familv ; foiniH.muh.aml t,. . i.. ,t;.... ..r ..1 i-;...!. , J " T "I (til IV lllli. j Y e invite those wi.-iiin articles in our line, to i can, as we leel assured we ca an make it to their iuj terest to jur ha.sc of us. j N. 15. Kverv article sohl bv us U warranted ' rUUE", FliESH & GENUINE, j juulS-Hltf Those fond of a good ClflAK, cannot fail to find an article to suit them at junl-i-:n BROOKE & BItO'S. I"ALM Thousand Flowers, at .2 (junis-:ji) mmm OOKi: t LRO'S. 23 OSK Hair Oil, C.enuine Hoar's Oil, Po!.ertsf Hair Uert-iterator, 1) Urocki: i Ero8. 101LKT SoaH (31) -a line issortm;i.t,.'it I5rjkk i Ijro's. TILLY White, .Alecn Fun., Pink Saucer? J Carmine, Infant Powd., fowd. Puffs, at (:1 ) Hrooke & Pro's l'ATKONIZK HOMK EFFOUTs": RISIXfi SUX IXSriUXCE CO., OF KISIXC SFX. IM. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $100,000! Jiif.v U'C s confined t the State of' Ind'ano! incorporated. ls:l. 1J 0 A 11 I) O V ) I II i: C T 0 11 S: S. Hatiiawav, J. C. Vi:u, .1. W. T.w.iitn i, Gko;:.k (IiLixsrir., J. I. MITII, 15. J. II AI II lV W. 1 1 1 A M P. It. LoRlNG, S. I". Covington, W. T. Pate, John Crack, YV. II. Powki i.. J. P. lTl.Rf.v, Cl.OKE. ' IJ. J. Hathaway. Sec v. Hathaway, Pn-'t. i S. 1 . CO IM lit IN, Gcnl Ag't. JiTire and Marine ris-ks taken at equitable rates. f r 1 All person desiring In-urau e, will call on D. R. Samhi.k, Agt. at Ph mouth, Ind. , A"l person.-, doirim: to in-urc. are invited to call j :nl examine the conditions and manner of doing ; uiuess of this conio niv. juli-IKtm "ISuIchviii House, 9? PLYMOUTH, IND AYERS BALDWIN, .PKorKiLTm. The present proprietor of this establishment, (formerly ' American House,") having n paired and reiitted it, an .1 given it a thorough e!caiiing, will endeavor to conduct it in a'inore acceptable manner than it has heretofore been conducted In every particular, hi I guests shall be rendered comfortable and his charges reasonable. Sept. .'I, '57 kltf 11. 15. DICKSON M- CO. Have just received the LARGEST and REST selected Stock of HABDWABE, JAPANNED WARE, ! a. , II "fl i AND EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. Call, and you will find il to be no mere "puff," butsrrictiv true in ect v particular. We were careful in selecting the cry heft good and latcft STYLES. II. P. DICKSON & ( O. Agriciilliinil Wiirolionsc! AND SEED STORE! West Main Street, two north of the Pod Oihce, J,A J'OKTK, IXD i 52 OS & SO 5? Dealers in the most approved Arii'iiHin:il V llorliciiltiri 'iMPL'EMIWrS! luiortedand American field, I'lowcr and Oardcn Seeds; Chnamental, Shade and Fruit Tree, Ac Also -'eneral agents for IrTt'I L l'"'1 'V verse Tooth Grain D. ill. VZZ - The place, of all the w orld, to buy BOOTS AND SHOES, Is at the Low l nee n" M. ii's Heavy Hoot 00 Woman's Heavy Sho ll anil see. i" 1 00 RICE, SMITH k Co. V m- ---- .Dolin. tlic HSutchcr ! Would call attention t his al ertisenicnt in the Democrat; and would ropectfully anuounee that he ' will be prepared to furnish the asticles thcri in mentioned, and in addition, we promise to the public, i that we will hive fresh meats; such as lleef and j Pork, iicklcd, dried or smoked; Mutton, Chicken ... .i i .. i i and Ducks the above always on hand ! Clllhlll N'liu 1111113 V'll I'lVIJ 1 Ut 5U 11- -111 111 .... ......... M. . . . t a i an. I j Friday of each week. 4n