Marshall County Democrat, Volume 3, Number 19, Plymouth, Marshall County, 1 April 1858 — Page 3

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'cl(c Ularsball democrat TERMS. 7777 If paid in Advance, SI OO End of six months, 1 SO End of the year, $2 OO

LOCAL AXD 3I1SCELLAXEOUS. CTAdvertisements, to insure insertion, must be handed in by Tuesday evening preceding the day of publication..! Notices of Deaths and Marriages will be pub -ished free of charge. Our friends will oblige Us by handing in all such roticcs which may come under their Observation. Any of our Literary friends, who feci disposed to contribute anythiing for the Democrat, can have the opportunity, iud we shall be glad to have (hem ' Uo S i. Pillskrgli, Fort Wayne & Chicago "ilAIT., ROAD. JPZ, WHO I Til S T.1TIOM TRAINS ARRIVE. Ex. and Mail 12.23 a. n:. Ex. Pass, a. m. Local Freight 2.25 p. m. TRAINS LEAVE. Mail Fuss. 2.00 a. m. Ex. " 10.45 a. in.Local Freight 12.30 p.m O-, DP-, c3 O- ItTrainsleavcon the arrival of above train?, except the Fveisht, which leaves at 12.30 p. m. on Mondavs, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and S. turdays; arrives "from La LaForte Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Notice to SinrrERs. Freight, destined for either road, will not be forwarded the same day unless received before 11 o clock a. m C. E. MORSE, Agent. jan29 pr E. A largo supply of Blank Deed?, printed in a workman-like-maii-ner. arc for sale at tins office. gTTQ Democrats of Center Township turned out largely to their convention on Saturday last, and the utmost good fueling and unanimity prevailed. The nominations were unanimously made, and n spirit manifested that showed they also intended to elect their ticket. We fear republican prognostications of a split in the democracy iil fail them at the ballet-box. Some excellent remarks were madü bf W. M. Patterson Esq., on the uiinn of the democracy, and also by J. G. Oäborno Esq., on the present differences on the Kansas question. His remarks ought to be a quietus to all fears any one might hare of the anti-Lecompton democrats amalgamating with black Tepablie-anism. Shall hi-," pays h "sunder ov.tv ij1 ofa.i ancient faith an 1 piii:rip! at: I gt with a party willi whom we now h ippv;i l n-jjrey o:i a mere n nt:-r of policy, b.it with wr,Tii wo havö (.vor been at v.;.r On every mcasui i and principle of our government?" "We apprehend iheie is no one of so little judgment as to say "veä' to this question. We would conclude this note by asking of democrats, that they would be prompt in duty to their several township elections this spiing, not for any tjier.t imjHr:ance in thtj offices themselves, Lt for tlio hrfiuencc it will have on that grcn'cr c nU'st wliich will soon ba upon us. Let the Boring election give a prestige for a greatit tiiurnpli next fall. Wm. 1 argher Jr., of La Votld is as generous as he is enterprising. Ho S'jnt us hist week, with his compliments a very clegznt "Easy Chair," for which we tender him an editor's thanks. He says "generosity to the printer is bread cast upon the water." No greater truism, friend Fargher, but the only difficulty is the lack of noble souls, like yourself to Appreciate it. jtiTWe have received the first number of 'The National Dcraoci.it," a paper just started at Indianapolis, which' is to advocate, as itself declares, "the principles of the National Democratic party, as embodied in the Cincinnati Platfoim." Its motto is "Popular Sovereignty a Right"- "To defraud it i3 a Crime." Charles Smith, the editor, comes out in a handsome salutory, in which he shows himsalf a bold and spirited, and, at the same time, courteous writer. We anticipate that this new enterprise iu newspaperdom, will be well patrouiicd. It is a handsomo ßheet, and will no doubt bo worthy the cause it advocates. It is published semi-weekly and weekly. Semi-weekly, 82 50; weekly, 81 per year. f?rThe April Atlantic is received, a thesaurus of good things, as usual. Amonjj the continued papers are The Cat acombs of Rome, My Journal to my Cous jn Mary, Amours Do Voyage, and The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table. The other articles are The Hundred Days, Happiness, The. Pura Pearl of Diver's Bay, The Story of Karin, The Abbe De L'Epee, Who is the Thief, Telling tho Bees, Persian Poetry, Sandalphon, and Mr. Buchanan's Administration. The hVter article we hare not read, but presume it is considerably tainted with Boston politics, for which vre profess no particular relish. Eighteen hundred volumes have leen taken from the Center Township LiLray within the year ending March 20. A fact that tells volumes for the reading community of Plymouth and vicinity.

itlTTiiANKS To Hon. J. D. Bright and Hon. Schuyler Colfax, for interesting papers from Washington. About twenty-live thousand dollars of School money, belonging to Marshall Count', is now on interest.

Democratic Convention. In pursuance to a call, the Democrats of Center township met in convention, at Piatt's Hall, on Saturday. 2 p. m. On motion of D. Vinnedge, Henry Mc Farlin was chosen Chairman, and 21. A. O. Packard Secretary: after which, the following officers were unanimously nominated: Township Trustee, Andrew Hume; Treasurer, A. C. Staley; ' Clerk, M. A. O. Packard; Constables David How, Adam Vinne'dir;, and Miles II. Tibbits. After tho nominations, speeches were made by Messrs". John G. Osborne, Wm. M; Patterson and M A. O. Packard. On motion of D. Vinnedge, the proceedings of the convention were ordered to be published in the Marshall County Dcnic erat. On motion, the convention ajourned slr.o die. HENRY McFARLIX, Pres. M. A. O. Packaud, Sec. Important from Washington. Washington, March 27. The Kan&äs debato has nearly run out iir the House, which adjourned at 5 p. m., no one desiring to speak on tho subject. The Treasury, last Week's staten:?nt, shows the receipt far the week to bo nearly 4,000,000 dollars. The amount on deposit was 85,000,000 dollars of which 7,000,000, dollars is subject to draft, or three and o fifth millions increase over last week. The Turkish Admiral and suite have accepted an invitation to visit the Red Rived of tho Xortli. which is the western boundary of Minnesota. The principle object being to see the valley 6f tho river and to enraire in hunting the elk and buffalo. The Hous5 was not officially informed until to day of the passage of the Kansas bill. Times, correspondence Col. Benton is ill of a cancer in the stomach. He continues his work in Iiis abridgement of tha doba'os of the beaatc, and hopes to live to jSt.idi it. Herald's correspondence Mr. (Vrnhig inf rms me there is not the slii'htesi PuimIr.tio i for tho report that .he tvu'e.r.plat - J i p rrr i t o.r icrTU.I f .r. o - - . . ' ' . i, t 3 . xi. iuiiu wiiiu vviiui iii.iiiuu iiuauu.u - i er.-', were maae in cxecn:ivj session . . . II. C. IlnnVmond, Akron, Oiiio. 1'. E.irnettt, Dunkirk. J. N. Jones, Madisoni, Wis. C. Taliner, Miehi.tn City. J."V. Downer, Vinonn, Minn. A. 1. Durlm, Lyons, Iowa. The following were also eonlirrm-!. C. C. Holers, Attorney of the Uui led Stales for' Kentucky. J, IL Tales, Consul at Hamburgh. J. Holt, of Ken tuck', Commissioner of Patents. . J. C. Knapp, U. S. Atterney for Iowa. S. Sumner, U. S. Marshal for Iowa. Cincinnati, March 23 Tho steamer St. Lawrence, from H?4..-l4f.- V. rr..U,. m. .iiouui-ii iui Amu -ncn:o. sviucü uu .1 rook near Pomery " . TV WIHO, on iTIUniiaV. finCl vi.:.. r l sank. I ho bo.tt rn.,1. rrt. - K 4, i 1 .. .1 &mu I W -- WW ---- - C.lllb.. Ali UJ.lk fil3 liUU'Va Ul VvW,WU. She is a total loss. lirt of her carcro nill be recovered in a damaged condition, lives lost. X' Agricultural Society. The Officers and Directors of said Society are requested to meet at Plymouth, on Saturday, April 3J, at 10 o'clock a. to., for the purpose of finishing up a premium list for the next fair. By order of tho PrcjiJeiU. 1. B. IIALSEY, Pres. S. B. CoRBÄttf, Sec. 2w The ScAxniNAVux Remedies The following is taken from the South Bend Register of Sept. 4, 157 Hon. Schuyler Colfax, M. C. editor: "We rarefy allude to patent Medicines editorially, leaving them to speak for themselves i our advertising columns; but it is only fheer justice to say that Dr. Roback's Scandinatan Remedies arc performing gome extraordinary cures in Northern and Central Indiana, and really seem to be worthy of trial by the afflicted. We" have noticed in our Indiana exchanges alone, accounts of three or four remarkable cures effected bv them within the past nlonth, certified to by persons with whom we are well acqainted. And we select from them the followirf-, because the signature will bo well known to all our old citizens. Morris Morris is one of the most valued and widely known residents of Indianapolis; was for many years State Aucitor, and enjoys the highest confidence of all who know him. He has roluntarially published the following certificate in the Indianapolis Journal.' See adv. 300 STUDENTS Attesdixg nir Iaox Citt Commercial College at Fittsuurgh, Pa. This Institution is now enjoying a popularity find patronage far above any Institution of the kind in the United States. It has won its way to its present eminence by the energetic action on the part of its m inagers, a.:d the employment of twelve teachers in the virious departments, of suprior qualifications, exclusively. Four large halls are now occupied by the School; yet more rooms are to be fitted up, and additional teachers employee, to supply the demand of the many that apply here for a thorough preparation for active business, at the Business Man's College. For further information sec advertisoment, or address F. W. Jenkins, Principal, Pittsburg, Pa.

lislni:i either lliO plColtlOncy Ci tl.u Ceil- 1 log ol the skin, symptomatic of pa-.-aly.-is, rlieuma-. tail (at Chas. Palmer's Corner,) at cost. ; lr.il railroad, or his sent in Congress. i tism, neuralgia, tumir, cancL-r, diabetes lassitude ; iwv 26, V7. 1-tf. C. II. I

; According to the pan laid üown uy the t,ic M-, 1T,ril,:i(,, l!(C livcr, the kidneys, ! T.aeiiG Portfolios, I ar Department for the service in Utah, I tw fttoniach, the nei vs, or the muscular til.ro, are j ' x- , , ' ' ! am informed that there trill be, by JuM unerringly cured by this preparation. It iri to the .,r . .P Xcaiaaic..e.nj,a c ;

SHERIFF'S SALE. Hy virtue of a commission an J order of Bale to me directed from the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court, I will expose for s;ile, as the l.-rtv directs, at the court house iloo? in the town of Plymouth, X'arshall county, Indiana, on Saturday, the" 10th day of April, lbGS, between the hours ot 10 o'clock a m, and 4 o'clock p in, of said day, the following described ;cal estate situate in said county and state aforesaid, to-v!t: The north two-thirds of town lot number thirty-five, (35) on Michigan street, in the town of FIvniouth. The same to be sold without regard

- to valuation or appraisement law?. Taken as the j property of George B. Stcdmau and Helen A. ; Stcdman, at the suit of Lvman Griffin. Amount due, $429 60. J. F. VATirALKEXDURC.il, marl8-17t3$2 Sheriff M. 17 LECTI ONCOTIC E"täteö f 1 mliann, 2J Marshall county, ss: To the Sh.riifof Mari'iall county, prcetnig:- I, Newton K. Packard, Clerk ot the Marshall Circuit Court, do hereby certify that an elcc.ion will be held at the usual places cf holding elections in each and every township in sali countv, on the flirt Mondav, the 5th day of April, 2n". The following OiFcers arc to DC eiecic-u, io-wii: liiiom iownnip,iwo justices oi the Peace; West tOTrnhip, one Justice of the Peace; German townup, two Justices ot ihe Peace; one Constab'e ftr wcrV Justice in each town-hip; also one Clerk, Treasurer, and Trustee in each township in said county. In Witness of which, I luve hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court (L. S.) nt office in Plvmouth, tli's 9:h day of March, InV. N . II. PACKARD, Clerk M. C. C. TROCLAMATiOX. The qualified voters of Marshall county, Iihliana.arc herel'y notified that an election will be held in accordance with the above notice, lor the purpose of letting persons to fill the offices described therein, on the first Monday, fie 5t!i day of April, 1S51?. Given under my !i.::id at PiymouMi, this 0th day of March, U.';'. J. I VANVALTvENIlURGiL marll-lGt.?. S'.ierilV .Marshall Co. 81183 mmm wm mm DISEASE VAXQU1SI1ED nv Dr. Eoback's Scandinavian HsnieJie-. KIBiUliiiillllllll BSS; isexMnfsiMiueii A ITER YEARS OF STUDY AND KX-! JTjL poriinent, Dr. Roback, the eminent Sw edish ! IM.,.;,.;. c.w..i...i , r.. . '.!;, r,.,.v, twentv-three d!?;Vrent si- cics of n; n;nt tin hci!s ot ! i.is native 1..1K1, wi.icii ac onvi tjy on me causes ot disease in tue h od, i-r.-i ,y restoring tne corrioted fountain of lite, to a condition of health and J Parity expels disease from the system, whereve r it , i.iiy be located, or whatever liny be its character.! Inditestiou, nervous complaints, epileptic and otlier tits, couglis, consuniptio:i in its early stages, sore throat, bronchitis, fever mil ague, asthma, low splits, sexual incapacity, feminine weaknc .nncK- ' i MATEMES MORFI or ?'C .5 f I UiSi-.lC Willt na Iluvail ! ! u i ...,....1 .a iviMi i loan neiu: it neutralize uivui wiia iiOsJiU.,1 (-. tamty, while at tue same tiiii" it rcjintitea these , orc-tion?. removes o!.:rue.tu&i trotn t.iebo t;s,erc- ' . ... ; waTOmt, renews üüüi i Mor. ana rcgcuewics ; eve.v animal tuiicio:,. Mira is fir- nature, sueo . .'i f o n.i j-.. c- v.... ! are tue envcisoi i;r. ui.oacK iauiou cauw:;ahard study an 1 -xi:er!iiK-nt a- to what a ncrfect t'iil , . should be. No one can doubt their superiorly atter one sm.c trial, lr.ee ot the jncan:oi av i ui Blood Purifier. $1 pcrhoUbsor $J per h ilf dozen; iJv.uii im.uiau i iKi " vi I".. v.,vi4 441V. for.$l. IV.r.r, Miam i Co., Ind., Au?. 1, lN7. D.i. C. W. BoBAr k: I nave received so udi benefit from your .Scandinavian Blood rarsüer and Wr..-. ...I..... .!.... I l.vr..l Iti. i fiint.' Imp nil nn m'i. moon i ins, .iiai i nave inou-.ui ii my uuiy, ami u is no Iesrr inclination, to iriv yo it riain state ment of ray case. I was; for ears, a lliicted with that liane of all rrotift and eticienev in basiness. !vslapsi. - luiccapuu.aLea.i in. nW ... iiwiw i. l l . ..T l ,..,. F.'i!, .' J im.-.. n 11. I'll 1 li:i,iT llt'll 111 Il'l 11.17 1 IT l 1 L.lJ. Ii .1.1 . .-- - r - . - ----- , ; Wn!T.n.lrtr.H r,.l... .. r. .,,. . ,. . l 1 . . - .j. . 4 4- . VVI Itl'll.V .1 UV I'llillVI . VU.t.tV' -II' . AV1I - ! cv .i..i I. ..j t ,..,,.1.1 ' wvuiu-u.mi niui invmn 'ic vwin vuuivi m ,.i ot- 1 w wueed to try your remedies tbrou-n the ; '"I : r r..: 1 1 -..-. .. ... . c ... i uouiiiiui:.v)i iiieiiu, riiii uiht umu; i.ieisi 11 iev

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j tlav3 was greatly benetitted, and in a short time, 1 ., c -.r, ' ' - flew than a month, I was entirely and permanently ! ' all ft W 111(10 W i fiiiaIltlC5, I Cured. I was also aillictcd with the most vio'.ei't ; .

nervous headache, wnich I suppose was produced by my disordered stomach, for when my dysj epsia left mc, my headache left w ith it. I now feel bet - ter in every respect than I have for ten yc cry U-uly yours, JOHN S DLMUTH. m y Ail a Dr. Roback Dear Mr: Having been atuicied by gentlemen with whom I am acquainted, I was induced to try it, but not before I had used various other medicines. After using two bottles, I felt it9 effects ery sensil iy, and upon i'ing two more, I found myself pe fectly cured. Yon will allow me, therefore, to congratulate you upon making a discovery in medicine which is proving itself to be a worker of such wonders in the diseases of the human family. G EO IUI E S. RENN ETT, Local Editor Cincinnati Daily Enquirer. Indianapolis, Wednesday, Sept. 2, lbi7. Dr. C. W. Roback Dear Sir: Having been troubled for several yeara -with extreme debility and weakness, so much so that I was unable to attend to my ordinary business at times, and having heard of the wonderful cures that your Scandinavian Blood Pur. ficr and Fills were efiecting, I Avas induced by a friend to try them. I luve Lccü using the Purifier for the last twelve months; arid find the medicine fully equal to its recommendations. So valuable is its use to me that I cannot now dispense with the use of it at my advanced age of life seventy-seven years. I cheerfully give this information for the benefit of those similarly affected. MORRIS MORRIS. The above certificates, and many others, can be seen at my office, by any one at any time. CJet one of my Family Medical Almanacs, gratis from my agents. Manufactory, Sales-Rooms and Office, No. C E. Fourth street, 3d building from Main street, Cincinnati, O. For sale by Brooke & Bro., Plymouth; T. A. Lemon, do.; M. Kessler, Tippecanoe Town; Robert Cornwall, Bourbon; Ransom & Manchester, Lycurgus; ;md by druggists and merchants generally. marlg'58-17 E STRAY NOTICE. Taken uP, bv Thilip Hupp, living in German township, Marshall county, Indiana, one cstray colt, supposed to be two year old next faring, a light bay mare colt, with a large white spot in her forehead; no other marks or brands perceivable. Said property was appraised at the sum of thirty dollars, by Francis Cod and Abraham Hemingcr, before George A. .Metcalf, Justice of the Peace. Attest; N. K. PACKARD, Clerk

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FORT WAYXE, Keeps constantly on hand a splendid stock of MELODEON9, GUITARS, VIOLINS, and all other Musical Instruments & Music Books, marSC 191v. New JEWELIir lore! tv. The subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of Plymouth, Marshall and adjoining counties, that he t?r. I-- S-Xj opened a i- ' i diireicnt kinds new stock of all the CLICKS, JEWELRY FANCY GOODS AXI IKT O U 31 3 1ST S ! Generally ke'-tin a first class Jewelrv Store. The (Jot o are of the latest Styles, best (juality and will bes'dd atXew York rriees. Ueing a practical Jeweler himsel and havii.g engaged the services of one of lh? bevt workmen in t!: :s State, he solicits a share of public patronage. I may ho found at nil business hours in Davidson & Co.'s Clothing Store. ADOLPH 31 VERS. dec2l-3r.i2. ih AAA CJood.Poiüid White Oalc, llurr ä OUIIU Oak, Red r.lm, Cherry, ELiek Walnut,andllutternut TIES, of the following description: 1) loot in length, 0 inches thick, and n-,tlessthaa fi inchos face, fur which TWEXTV DOLLARS PER HUNDRED WILL 1IF. PAID. One half casli and the balance in Dry Goods, Groceries, &e. Pavnimts male on the loth rf fach rnontli. RICE, ÖMITH & CO. Jan;:- 11 2 O H U IV! : S H O S MA ;k S Ii , DEALER IX 11. J ' rrsTTTT LEY, ii-J ill il Li, TEElVSconstantlr on hand Clock?, Wtd.os. I bV-RRlast pins, ear rings, finger i RINGS, LOCKETS, U, &c. 3.rClo?ks. Watchc, I manner possib'e. fe pas rod ip. Tie est jan Advoi'Iiiiciiiriit Elraovlinrii'v!! A splondiJ stock of : T r Zl ,1 . ci.;. kWA U Jt IV4 U Wa7 V v V W M i-or c-.j,. at Plymouth. Ind., re idv f jr re1 i"l in" ' w:th the inost advantageous location f r business j th t;-un, :i:d the host point for the kin 1 of trade : j,, Northern in -liana. Prices low and terms easy, j The purchaser can commence scdling on the da v j j f purchase, as the iroodi are in readiness f.r retail. : Apply to II. REEVE, Attv. for owners. P.S. Until s.hi bulk I will continue to re-! 'L those kno-Ab:' themclves iitdclteU to c" J J eitiicr by note er b ok nccoimt, v. ill j.lease J , ,. , t i,..d;:il..lv '. loci. I? a t.-lv ,.iC.l loio,: mce cca?es to be ,:..,. ' I'.d after the f'r. t c'.av of January b it. in i run mm iil? n 3 mm I j IUI .ill MM Tlie i ;ndcr.-!n,',d Au-.iitor of Stark count v, In- ' I' . - It. A 1 T.l T1 I n j (;i;jia, arce;io;e to an tract c;i ir:e ujara oi L-oni-i niissiejiersof ta'ul covntv, ill receive sealed propj tj.itIoi:a tu.til the first .Monday in .March, 1 for the ercctio-i of a Cont i House in the town of Kuov , tie .,jaH 0f v;;,:ch can be seen at the Auditoi'd bncC jn Kuos.. saidconntv JOHN S.- BENDER, Auditor of irtark County. dec21ona j r j 41 V 7 .71 VT -i t -- . I 1 II .1 4 . k . K & . I i .'11 uii a ri l t j . n .1 u n . x a i. .--.jr:. -. .--.-x. t.-. j.-r. : i - y. -f i3Ls Has a lanrc stock of j at wholesale cV retail; also window- Shades arrd j Curtain fixture?, FORT WAYNE, IND. 1 imr3G l'.Vj ' . XdMLVIST'uATOR'S NOTICE. :-otU.c u h(rtbv 5vcn t!j lt u,0 unjcrsipi(vl ias Vilill n4V ICllVl.! VI 4tlll.llieil tii ly V(l IIIC U.llil 4. ,f T . Tn.rt unnr ATorJu rmtv i,,,!;-,,,. d. Ail persons having dann.; against said arenotihed to ble tiiem dulv authenticated tlcment, and those indebted aro requested to make immediate payment, batd Estate is supposed to be solvent. EPHRAIM MOORE, Adinr. lltl. CHEAP GROCERIES ! OOLESBEE & SIIIRI afrwh supply of GR SHIRLEY have jus; received OC Eli I ES, which thev uiil sell c'eap lor tho CASH. fcblltf. rrTIIE MUSICAL WORLD, Edited by R. Storr3 Willis, Edward Hodges, Mus. Doc. independent contributor, has entered upon its 19th volume. It is issued weekly, with music in every number which can be detached for binding, Mr. Willlls intends to add to the usual attractions of the paper during the coming year reminiscences of his European experiences, the first of which appears in the early January number. Address Musical World Office, No. 379 Broadway N. Y. Feb. 11. C, !.,'& C. It. U. TIME TABLE FOR PLYMOUTH STATION. Pass. Trains leave 9.10 A M, and 12.05 A M. i. i. .mm in.30 A M. and 1.36 A M. Fr't. leave 12.30 P M, Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. arrive 6.30 P M, Tuesdays and ThursdaS N. ftfeflPÄLL, Supt. an2l TO NON RESIDENTS. The undersigned with the County Surveyor, will, on the 15th of March, 1858, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said dav, proceed to survey and locate the cor ners of their land in Sees. 32 & 33, township 35, fange 1 east in Marshall County, Indiana. to meet on the premises, and continue from day to dar until all is surveyed. Kon-rcsidents, who fail to meet the Surveyor at the time above mentioned, and defray, or provide for defraying, their portion of the expenses of said survey, will be returned to the County Auditor and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate and collected according to law. FULMER k ROUDEF3USH. fcb25-Mtd

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E.M. BEOWM&Co.5s NEW TIN AND 1 OJUPkJ sis Uns been removed to Vesterveh' Oul stand, East side of Michigan strebt. Thev, having been among the losers by the late Pre, ask all who arc about buying anything in the lire of i o .-4"-- vfe -vrr-?-Hi To give them a call at tiieir rfew Store, and examine their articles and prices before purchasing elsewhere, e.s thev are confident that their variety is as GOOD as the REST, and that lh ir prices are üo LOW, that no one can help LUYING OF THEM. C( fr l(W T 1 T Ol? V-vyLJlV,l VV CVX JlllljwJl fT v-cf T 'fS V STi PI PS JA Xi 17 CONSTANTLY OX HA: men- luiMiop is large ana commodious, and under the supervision ot workmen who may al - ways be foun l .hulng business hours, prepared to do all kinds oi w ork in the line of Tinning. Also on h.winn.i for sile cheap, Tin Pails, Straiaen, u a;ii uisiu s, i ;i l ups, u;pper?, Liara i,ans, Move P:pe Ventilators, Teakettles, CoflVe Pols, Tea Pots, Move iJ jiiorSj an I everything oonunon'y u.-:ea m i.ie i:ne oi i m-v. ire. JAPAXNKD WAIiKl which is going off rapidly at low figures. They respect luily ask a continuance of tlie libcral patronage heretofore bestowed on them, and ..-111 . f.. .... ill,) ...... . : i. i , wu, .m .-,,.. ni fcootis iur evtrv dollar received there Ibr. R. M. BROWN Co. dee HI, 2-: I E K"otlCCEXT3A! sewhowi-ii to et SHAVED and at XjL. tin same t:rne "got tiieir money il. ... ... I. .-1. Ml I i men la.iiu'v niiA. vuii I please call at tho Harbor's Shcp. rn stairs, over tho i post ollice, where hair cutting, siining Ac, will bv uone upiouiccmuvsauacuonoi an wau laav "- ...... ...v.. i... ...... .......v.. ... i'i.h.j ; past tavcrs. A. BILLOWS. liOV llh, Koi. 1-tt Piist IScccivcd. r3 pieces D'elaine.;, 50 pieces IVints, lod pieces Velvet 1 ninming; Also a Iar"C ?tock of Gloves, Hosery, Children's i Hoh1s, iVc, at the low price store, one door ou'Ji j of the Tot Of.:ec. RICE, SMITH & Co. ! nov ;, 1-tf. ilüi A 1 V AiS I .iilii' j FOR WHICH THE Ilkkri Cash Price will be Paid nv; ji'L : J nn0VXLFT j crT .t--. -y- -j -n. I iJL'-mm.XxjcXJ. AMBRO T Y PE ROOMS SO cts. to $10 OO, j And on Glass, Iron, Leather or Taper. iSatisfuej lion jriven or no cha.'pe. All aro invited t ) call I ana sU lor l'lcLuies whether they wisli to buy or not. j ) i. WAKKi-lELU, j jan 7, It5v?-7m3. K evident Artist. Of all sorts aHd sizes', for .cal at no 1-tf C. PALMER'S. TIPPECANOE FLOUR. A RRANGEMEN'TS have been made to suj Ja. I'ly the I iiinoutii maiket with tins Hour, aud the jrcuuuiC can be found at Patterson & Cleaveh . . . , , lianas ana l aiiner s. N. B. & P. . ALLEMAN Co. 5ept2i-i5tf EDWAEDS HOUSE, Michigan- sTnrrrr, PIAMOUTH IND. I At this beautifully located building, containing a large number ot airy and well ventilated rooms, the Proprietor is now prepared, to accommodate hoard rj aud the traveling public on reasonable terms. oct22-131y. es O7o DEt 2 T75T C. SHIRLEY would have a word with V ? 4 hi f-iendsin thiswise: He is now thrown Out of trade, an"d the only way lie has to" meet his New York engagements, which arc fast coming due, is by means of his notes and accounts. Let his friends generously assist him at tlu3 crisis1, and they shall not be unremembcred. lie MUST have money, and a settlement with all whose names still stand on his books. Remember! this call MUST NOT BE UNHEEDED!!! Ofiicc in Coibiu's block, over mv old stand. W. C. SHIRLEY. Plymouth, March 18-17tf. FOR SALE, RENT, OR LEASE! DESIRAÜLE FARMS, and HOUSES and Lots Terms reasonable. CORBrN & TACKARD, Office over "People's Store," Corbin'a Block. A J3A"kÖAIN A GOOD Two Horss WAGON, to be sold at a bargain. M. A. O. PACKARD, fcblltf. Office as above. DELAINES. The best styles and larccst stock of Delaines in town, may be found at Oglesbec & Shirley's Store call and examine. 43 1YTOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION. State of 1. Nl Indiana, Marshall County: Notice 1 3 hereby given, that at the. Jauuary term of the Court of Common Picas of Marshall county, after final settlement of the estate of David A. Bailey, deceased, about the sum of one hundred and thirty-seven dollars wa3 found remaining for distribution among the heirs. Said heirs are thcrcfora notified to appear on the first d.iy of the next term of said court, prove their heirship, an' receive their distributive .'hare. N. R. PACKARD, Clerk fcbll C. C. P., M.e.

A Happy New Year! TO ALL THE TATRONS OF THE' LOW PEICE STORE! . To make you happy and comfortable, we Lava just received a large lot of New TOTER GOODS Bought in these !ard times at a great sacrifice for cash, which w e will sell CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. We are opening some splendid HAY STATE LONG SHAWLS, REGOLETTES, OPERA HOODS, WOOL BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, CANTON I LA NN ELS, DENIMS, WOOL FLANNELS, SEAMLESS RAGS, .BUCK GLOVES, and many other things too rmmeronsto mention. We are too busy to tell a long story, and invite all to examLie our Goods and Prices. Remember the Low Price Store, t'.vo doii south cf tf;? lVwarvls House. RICK, SMITH & Co. dec24-5tf.

SCHOOL ECOKS or all the nost popular selector t t for sale at t t? 5 C. PALMER'S. THE largest stock of BUCKSKIN GLOVES and MITTENS in Plymouth, is to be foiavJ at the People's Store. " 43 We are now receiving a new stock of SUGARS, j also a general assortment -of everything usual! v I kcpt in tlie Giwcrv line, which we now offer to tlic citizens of Marshall and adjoining counties at u ''v Ca1 1 rice. Wo rrc determined not to be unjdrrsoldby any Grocery or Dry Goods Store in -1 QUICK CASH SALES AND i Tu m,lr -nv f.ir nm- nirri,art t.. r,..,. : 1 business. Give us a call and becouvineed that we I C;Vn gire vou as good bargains as vou can Cud ill Fivmou'h. ; ah kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in : oxehiv-e for j " " c pA"j gOOt'.S. ATTERSON & CLEAVELAND. , it. I IIave ,atc,.v established a ' TfylfOff W'Ws ffif KfiCff 6 VH' f ävL i m ' ' : 0n C:m- strM-L west, nf Vu l.inn. r.-her tl.v - - - - j ----- - ' va v. r ! ke n eoM'tratly on hand all kinds of t They donoi intend that ar.v other dealer3 saa.1 j L'ive any better barirains b more aecoinmodi, , ting than they. If vou wish fresh meats thev ar ' all times prepared to .-.ccommodate vou. J. F. LOOMIS' ! AND . .vVfH7, &öor S Mliiml Factory, j ROCHESTER, IND. j Sashes, Doors and Blinds, of superior quality, j c nstantly on hand, or made to order. Scroll Saw- ! ing and Turninc. Contracts for building taken on J favorable term47 1 v. The place, of all the workl, to h-cj O Ö T S ANS StfOES. Ü-a's Heavy Boots $3 0.) Wo;:v;n's Heavy Slices, 1 0 -50 UICE-SM1TH &CofVfOTICi: TO BOXDIIOLDER.-Notlce u Li hereby pi ven to the holder of a bond which us given lor a deed for lot number hundred and I tlIr,y-';r ("') tic ori-lnil pht of Plnnouth """' U1V.UVU1 nit j-ui tu.i5c luojiey, iu pav tne a. cf marll-lGt-J $1,00 T. McDONALD, Auditor. STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY: In Common Picas Coirt, April orm, 139. Henry Waif, ) , vs . Complaint cn mfe and proGeorge Wood-.vorth.) cecdings ia affacliiaen?. The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by his attorneys, has filed in my office his complaint o:i Note and proceedings in attachment, and it appearing by Jiiliiavit that tho defendant, Gccrge Woodworth, is a non-resident of the State cf Indiana; he is therefore notified cf the filing an I pendenev of s ud complaint, and thstthe same will be heari at the next term of the Mif hall common plea court, to be holden at tlie court house hi Plymouth, n the third Monday of April, ISO?, and that unless he appear, plead, answer or demur thereto, the ine will be heard and determined in his abseccc. Attest: N. R. PACKARD, Clerk Marshall circuit court. A. C. Capron and LaRuc & Rorse, Plff's Attv. 2iarll-16t2$2,IK) A RARE CHANCE TO mane money, or.rather to save money, which is the same, by giving heed to the followinc: N. II. Oglesbec k Co., have made an assignment to me of all their af setts, amounting to over $9,000, for the benefit of their creditors. All pcrsonn knowing themselvei indebted to the above named ürrn, had better call immediately, and thereby save cost, and make mcner. There can be no delay,' for the accounts mut be settled up bv the first of January next. M. A. O. PACKARD. Assig nee. Office, Corbin's block over the PcopleVStor. dccl0-3tf. RAIL ROADjCROSSINQI LOOK CUT FOR THE ENGINE! THE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW 'S full operation in their new fhop, at the souh end of the bride, with a good supply of tho best of Timber, Iron, Coal &c. and the best of workmen, especially Blaek-smitlis, who cin't be beat at iIow ing; ready to do all work in theirline of business at Wagons, Buggies, Carriages ic. We expect we are located here for life, and will do work which will maintain us among Mechanics .and cther3 ; tlirefvre, rre warrant our work to b done in a wörkman-likc manner, and we mean what we say oi th.3 subject. REPAIRING- done at short "notice; also; Custom Blacksmi thing. Wagon Hubs lor sale too, fcc. E. S. & A. P. ELLIOTT. OTICE OF DLSTRIBUTION. State of Indiana, Marshall County: Notice is hereby given, that at the January term of the Court of Common Pleas of MarshaUcouuty, after final ?ettlement of the estate of Samuel I. Patterson, deceased, about the sum of one hundred , and eightyfeight dollars was found remaining for distribution among the heirs. Saidheirs are therefor'? notified tö appear cn the first day of the next term of tw.d courc. prove their heirship and receive their distributive snare. N. R PACKARD, Clerk fcbll. C. C. P., M. C WHEAT? WHEAT! A FEW HUNDRED bushels of WHEAT taken m exhante for Guofh at the Lc-.r Price Stoic (on; RICE, f .'.IH H K Os.

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