Marshall County Democrat, Volume 3, Number 29, Plymouth, Marshall County, 10 June 1858 — Page 4

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ting in our sanctum 3.13-3 the editor of the Leavenworth Times now some years pas l, "onlTcold blustering autumn day, wo were

"KUracted by the entrance of a bright-eyed ökiitüa boy, whotoM the old city story of "no father family sick, out of employt ment' AVe wero at first disposed to exS press a mock sympathy, and say vro could do nothing, but the boy's large eyes were

swimming with tear3, and ho so trembled from bend to foot, while his conduct and demeanor bore such an impress of truth 1 fulness -and sincerity, that wo could not

' tind it in our heart to speak harshly, and

finally dismissed him wi h quito a hand some ht'Ia sum, contributed in the mam oy our printers who. bv tue way, are proverbial the world over for their gener est y. The n?xtevALi.icr we were somewhat 'surprised to find the little fellow once again hanging diffidently about our oßice door.

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villi happiness, aod a sweet smile played over and lit up his handsom features. We asked him to come in, but he merely step ped forward timidly, so as to catch our ear, nnd earne3tlytthGugh.5tuttenngiy wnispered, "Mamma prayed lor vou last night," and then disappeared .13 noiselessly as he 1 had come. Thank God, thought we, for that mother's prayer I And though years have passed since then though "we have bustled lhroih noisy incidents, and mingled thro' life itiuggles, as we are forced to do a temiTibrance ofthat " Mamma prayed for röu," still sounds as grateful and as sweet as when it felliVom the lips of that innocent boy.

Agriculture. .f-Bulfew people arc awaro of tte i.n manse falling otf in the ßtnrlo agricultural products of the oi ler States, as exhibited bjr the census reports. New England, for instance, ia 1840, rai?d over 2,000,000 . bushels of wheat, but in 1850 she yielded but 1.000,000 a decline of fifty per cent in ten years. The population, iu tha raean time, had consideiably increased. There has been a considerable decline, ur.donbt- ' edly, since 105J. The four States of Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia and Alabarna, which raised 1 2,000,000 bushels of ' tt heat ia 1810, raised but 5,000,000 bushels in 1853. The number ot sheep in the State of New York had decreased bo that there were nearly 800,000 less than - there were thirty years ago. "Within a pariod of five years the decrease has been nearly fifty per cent, while the decrease in thJhumbei of horses, cows and swine is about' fifteen per cent. In 1845 the product of wheat wa3 18,394,75'J bushels. It , La3 steadily declined since, until the pro- , duct of the pi3t year dil noi exceed G,000,000 bushels. The older sections of our country are becoming mora and more dependent upon the granary of tho North-west for their supplies of leading agricultural products. Their land is getting worn oat and unproductive, and the people are turning their attention to manufactures and commerce. - In time, scientific agriculture, directed by the resources of wealth, will re

claim, in almost all its old fertility, those districts; but for the present thoy must s look eUe where, in a measure, for the great supplies of the staff of life. The open.ing of new territories, soon to become J States, iu the West, i3 the greatest of .blessings to the eld Atlantic States, not t only as relieving them cf considerable population thsy can well spare, but a3 a3'si3ting to keep down the price of agricultural products to a low figure. A rich mold, formed by setting clover, is worth more than the same number o! pounds of ciover. Four hundred pounds f dry plants will yield one hundred of mold. - Swamp muck or peat, when dry, will take up, without dropping, four times its owo weight of water. Hence the necessity of thorough drainage. A cubic foot of arabla land will held forty pounds of water. Whax 13 Comixo Now. A mysterious passage in a letter from New York ic the Boston Journal (regular correspondent) reads as follows. Who does it mean, and what does it mean? am informed on unquestionable authority, that next week a paper will be rad before one of the leading societies of New York, that will reverse vhe judgment of the natioa in respect to a prominent General in the war of the Revolution, and will clear up what has so far been a mysterious passage in his life. A lettei has been found iu the well known hand-writing of the Geneial himnlf, in which a proposition was made tc. General How to whip the Yankees; and tho manner in which it could be dono vas pointed out. The paper is ready to be communicated, and will be, it is presumed, next week. The treatment of General Washington tiwards the distinguished ofSeer has been the subject of much comment, and the abandonment of a post, which was nearly a flight on his part, has-been involved in obscurity; but the papcfa iKw come to light explain these transactions and vandicate the Father of his country. He supposed the exposure would dq more damage than good, and he chose to hard hi own conduct maligned rather than damage or wound a cause so dear to Iiis heart as the cause of American freedom. I would not write thus if I had not the lest üuthority for the statement." nEJEscs.. of Widows. Some people haviC prejudice Against widows,- but for our part wo never could tell for what. Girls will do rery well in their places, but one widow is worth a half a dozen of them any day. . Girls are so shy, so timid, re served, so baahlul. Very lew of them know; how to make love, and when they do urdejstand it, it is awkwardly done; but widows understand - the; whole .process; they know when to advance and when to retreat; when to lay siege to a heart, and whetf 'to attack it by storm. CTorT cases bare succumbed to the dazzling bright eye of the widow, clad in weeds, than were ever taken by the dreamy, raelctolyorbs of maidenhood. Believe us, thre is more real danger in lb) dark wav ing tresses of a bereaved one of twenty-two lark in th golden locks of guldom Tb.3 old project for the format i n of a EtitJ from portions of Tennessee, Virginia tad North Carolina, has been revived.

Adolphu3 cet3 Inspired. "Dearest, I

will build theo a ot all covered with ivy. iu some secluded vale, close by the purl- : 1 1- .1111. mg uruoK, meandering over i:s peooiy doitom, incessantly babbhug in" dulcet tinkling strains "love, love, love," where the atmosphero is redolent of soothing spicy aroomas.that makes the eves languish, and the heart disolve in the liquid firesof love. Where the balmy morning zephrys'sish in the dense forest's leafy maze, chanting love's melody where the tiny songster that whirl in ethereal space warble naught but love. I will plant thee a garden of gorgeous loveliness, culled from nature s most ardent designs, warmest tints, and sweet smelling incense." Vicissitudes'of Life. The Cincinnati Enquirer has the following: Passing along the street yesterday, our attention was suddenly drawn 10 a scene not a little novel and interesting in its character. In an alley ; with paste-pot in hand, and a roll of bills on his am, whom Bhould wc see but Wesley Smead, late Frisident of the Citizen' Ernk, posting his own bill of property for sale for the purpose of paying off the remain ing debts of the Bank, llccdless of the wondering gaze of the astonished passer-by, he laid on his paste and spread out Iiis bill with all the readiness and fieilitr of :i nr.irtical nosier takinf eure to nlaec them in the most conspicuous position, and above e 1 t. v . the reach of boys and rag-pickers- Fort -three years ago. Dr. Smead was an apprentice in tue Gazettc estaunsumcut.ana Oeing tne youngest, tue duty devolved upon him of posting up tho show tills, &c. At tliis late period of his life when over taken by adversity, be Is nobly struggling (a rare sight indeed, among bankers) to discharge all his obligationa to his creditor?. True Gentleman. Show me a man who can quit the brilliant society of the young to the kindly voice of age who can hold cheerful communica tion with cne horn years have deprived of II charms show res the nan who is willing to help the deformed, who stands in need of help, as if the hlush of Til len mantled a . his cheek: show me the poor girl in the village, than at the well dressed la dy at tbe saloon; show me the man who treats un protected maidenhood as he would an heiress, surrounded by the powerful protection of rank and family; show me the man who abhors the liber tine'i gibe who shuns him as the blasphemer and traduber of his mother's sex who scorns, as he wonld the coward, the rediculcr of a woman's rep utation; show me the man who never forgets for an instant the delicacy and respect that is due to a " , " vw ' Young man, do you believe in a future state?' In course I does, and what's more I intend to enter it as soon as Betsey gets her wedding things rerdy ! You mistake me. Do you believe in a future state of rewards and punishments?' Most assuredly. If I bhould cut rnus with a read-headed woman, I should expect my hat in dented by the first extern pole she could lar her hands on.' 'Go to, young man, you are incorrigible. to.' Go Go two! If it wosn't the law agin biglmv, darned if I wouldn't go a dozen. P.'it who supno:cd. deacon, that a man of vour years would ive such advice to a person just starting in life?' This took the deacon down. Ma, what is hush? asked a little boy. 'Why, my dear, do you ak?' 'Because I asked sister Jane what made her dress stick out so all around l:ke a hoop, and she saidAusk' ILrTo present your hair from coming out never letyour wife catch you kissing the servant girl. 0"A Printer's toast Woman the fairest work of creation. The edition being extensive, let no man be without a copy. ETiSupcrficial knowledge is like oil upon water it shines deceitfully, but can easily be skimmed off, ICTGIory is well enong'i for a rich man, but it is of very little consequence to a poor man with a large family. ILrThey who shake their head at irregular beau ties arelike divines who will not admit good works without faith. ID"Ta!cnt and art must go hand in hand. Birds rise not by means of their wing-feathers only, but by those which guide their flight. iU iceai nuemy may ue rare, nut u exists m the heart. 1 hey only deny Iu worth and power who never loved a friend, nor labored to make a friend Wry. dj- rruues, who taicc nre so casuy at tne sngntest intimation of impropriety, are like punk, which catches fire instantly after havinjr been once burned T" E GOLDEN P R I E THE GOLDEN FRI7.E. THE G U.DE.N PRIZE. THE COLOEN PRIZE. THE COLtEM PRIZE. THE OOLDr:- PRIZE, THE GOIO)EN PRIZE. THE GOLDEX PRIZE. THE - GOLDEN PRIZE. THE GOLDEN PRIZE, THE GOLDEN PRIZE. ILLUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATED! Ä GOLDEN Tlie New York Weekly GOLDFN TRIZE : one of the largest and best weekly papers of the day. An Imperial Quarto containing eight pages, or "forty columns, of entertaining original matter. and elegantly illustrated every week. A Gift worth from 50 cents to $500,00 in gold, will be presented to each subscriber immediately on receipt of the subscription money. Ou copy for one year, ". . .$2 00, and 1 gift. One copy for two years, 3 50, and 2 gifts. One copy for three years,. ..... 5 00, and 3 gifts. One copy for ne rears : . 8 00, and 5 gifts. , .. AND TO CLUBS- - Three copies one year," $5 00, and 3 gifts. Five copies one year, 8 00, and 5 gifts. Ten copies one year, 15 00, and 10 gifts. Twenty-one copies one year,. .30 00, and 21 gifta. The articles to be distributed are CO Ttprised in the following lisiJ - 2 Packages of gold, containing. .$500 00 each. 5 do ;. . . do do . . 200 00 each 10 do no do. .. 100 00 each. 10 Pa't Lev. Hun. cas. Watches. . 100 00 each. 20 Gold Watches 75 00 each. 50 do CO 00 each. 100 do 5000 each, 300 Ladieä Gold Watches. 25 00 each. 200 Silver Hunt, cased Watches. . 30 00 each. 500 Silver Watches. . ... .$10to25 00 each. 1000 GoldG'rd,Vest& Fob chains 10to3000each. Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch keys, Gold and Silver Thim bles, and a variety of other article worth from 50 cents to $15 each. . Immediately on receipt of the subscription mon y, the subscriber's name will be entered upon our subscription book opposite a number, and the gift correipondin': with that number will be forwarded ithin one week, to the subscriber, by mail or ex press, post paid. . ID All communications should be addressed to BECKET& CO.. 48 and 43 Moftat Building, 335 Broadway, N. Y. Specimen conies sent free. Arent3 wanted.

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No. 3, cast side of Mirhisan street DZAELEKS IX n w m MEDICINES f3 Chemicals, Paints, Oils. VARNISH. TURPENTINE, WINDOW GLASS, DYE STUFFS, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &e. . PERFUME1! , fcc, fec. Have just ooened, and will coustantlv keep on Land aJ wcll selected assortment of such articles as arc caumcr.itcd above, and all others usually kept in a DRUG STORE! which wc will sell at the lowest currrent cash pritecs. Particular attention will be paid to filling Physi cian' orders, and putting up prescriptions, family compound?, and preparations ot all kinds. Wc invite taose wistnag articles in our line, to call, as wc feel assured we can make it to their interest to purchase of us. pi. IS. L.very article sold bv us is warranted TÜRE, FRESH & GENUINE. junl?-31tf Those fond of a Rood CIGAR, cannot fail to f nl ail article to Suit then at B ALM Thousand Flowers, at junI3-31) BROOKE k BRO'S. ROSE Hair Oil, Genuine Bear's Oil, Koberts' Hair Regenerator, (31) Brooks i BRo'a. TOILET Soap a fine assortment, at (31) Brooke a Bito's. L ILLY White, Meen Fun., Pink Saucers, Carmine, Infant Powd., Fowd. Puffs, at (31) Brooke a Uro g TT "!" TYTOTTOTC" S.T CO Havejust received the LARGEST and BEST selected Stock of MA1DWAIE, JAPANNED WARE, EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. Call, nnd you will find it to be no mere "pua, but?Metlv true In every particular. Wc were careful in selecting the rery best goods a-d latest STYLES, II. B. DICKSON k CO. JUST RECEIVED ! ! AN ENTIRE NEW - STOCK or SPRING AND SUMMER AT DAVIDSON & Co.'s GREAT EMPORIUM OF fT'lIE amount, pricc3 and variety of which will JL fairb' compete with any similar establishment ing counties for past iavors and support, which kept u3 through a fiery trial, wc now by paying til at tention exclusively to the CLOTHING TRADE, NccJ apk nj more than an examination ct our mammoth stock by the public before purchasing elsewhere. c have on hand at least öUU sum mer suits, partly home and partly Cincinnati mauufacturc, made in a superior style. FURNISHING GOODS. Mats ty (Caps, etc., A choice assorlmeut of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesting, Trimmings, etc. The best of wcrnnieii for making and cutting to order, cheap and prompt. DAVIDSON L Co. apr22-22tf J. VINAIiL, M. D., HOMEOPATHIC PHVSICIM Particular attention paid to Obstetric Practice, and CHRONIC DISEASES OF WOMEIT, AND Diseases of Children Office over C. Palmer's Store, corner of Mich gan and LaForte Streets, where he can be consultc atallhonrs. . 1 22tf. A GENTLEMAN Who, two years ago, lay upon nt.at his physicians and all Ins friends believed to be his death bed, is now alire and in the full rigor of health. His discaae was Consumptioi , of which nearly all his relatives had died. The circumstances vhich led to his recovery were as follows: His younger brother was in the habit of reading to him from books alout the house to while away his weary hours. One day he read to him from aa old book published in London about the middle of the seventeenth century, of what was styled "A eympel and certain remmeedce for diseases of ye Lungs." Not wholly without hope, and unwilling to leavo anything untried which cavo promise of relief, the sick and dyins: man had the prescribed remedies prepared Jm i. - mi ix r tiand commenceu lis use. , i ue rcsuii was iavoraoie. In two months he was able to walk about the premises without difficulty, and in sey;;n months from the time that he commenced its nse hö was entirely well, and has not been confined a day since. Grateful towards an all-wisö providence for hi3 restoration, he prescribed it for all in his vicinity who were afflicted with diseases of the lungs and general debility, and in every case it has proved effective. " Thoroughly satisfied that it is the only safe and certain cue for Consumption, and wishing to do his fellow binirs who ure suffering, as much pood as possible, has concluded to Ecnd the recipe, with full instructions for putting up and using the medicine, free to all who may orther it. In or der to defray the expenses of advertising, letter writing, postage ic, be requires each applicant for the Recipe to enclose 10 cents and direct to M. T. McKelver, Sandusky Citv, O. and it v ill promptly s:zn ny eeturnoi mail. . jam-niv

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& HEWETfS 3 TBK CENTER OF TRADE!! LA PORTE STREET, & V Business Street! 1 lias been rapidly increasing for the Si last year, and to meet its demand, we have enlarged our store, and in creased our $1 CT T1 Witli a large and well selected as sortment of CO w Of every description, consisting in part of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS, PARASOLS, BONNETS, BONNET TRIMMING, PRINTS, SILKS, LAWNS, etc. Mr. Clkveland, spent fo'.:r- weeks in the Eastern Crnr.?, visiting the Manufacturing and Wholesale Establishments, i'oi tie purpose of purchasing to the bh t advantage, and we flatter ourselves ' that our customers will be pleased with the selections. Particular attention was given to GLASSWARE, (we have the best styles,) QiicciistrarC) liar die fere, ISoots V Shoes, Wood IfVfiv, Iron and IViis. ft ft ft ft ft ft a ft We have on hand a large quantity of SHEETINGS, I3ru. and lil'd; Denims, Summer Goods And an extensive stock of GROCERIES, of thebt quality; also, FA II MI NU UTENSILS, uch u Svthes, Cradle?, Itakes, Mattock, kc. OurOILS.LEAD & PAINTS are unsurpassed in quality. In a word, we shall keep to sell what the People desire, and hope by courteous attention to our customers the prices and quality of our Goods, to make it as much a pleasure for them to trade with us as fur us to sell Wc cordially invite ALL to call on us. CLEVELAND L I1EWETT. July 1G :T5tf boots and shoes, aohs niiöf Stationen)! " C. L. HILL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IM BOOKS & STATIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! Calhoun Sired, Ft. VAYXE, IXD. Book Bindery ! I ! Wonld inform the citizens of Plymouth and vicinity, taut they are prepared to manufacture Blank Books, of every description; RE-BIND BOOKS, PERIODICALS, &.C. Connty Officers arc especially requested to pive them a tnal. mhrüo luiy. The puiseriber havinr purchased the the Steam Saw and Flourinjr Mill, in Plymouth, heretofore owned by Judge Fuller, has fitted it up in complete order, with JtVip Holts and lltichincry ana intenus to inae u a FIRST CLASS MILL In everv respect, and solicits a fair share of the custom of the country and village, Ife intends to keep constantly on nar.d to supply all that come; also, to pupply AND Saw to order all lands, .It Short Notice! M. FRENCH. Plymouth, July 9, 1 857. 34 FOR SALE CHEAP mind on Credit: Town Lots, and Lots with buildings; wild and im proved Lands, Bonds & Stocks, W agon, Carnage, Harness, and Household Furniture. Call at ray office in Plymouth, opposite the Tost Office. C. H. REEVE, fel5-13tf Attorney & Notary. H. CORBIN M. A.O. FAGKA&D CORI3IX & PACKARD, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. AXD Western Collection f gents, ' PLY2dOVTU, 2ND. Refer to Arcüla?ias,Bonxett,&co., N Y City; Jons LinxcsTo.v, " - Town, Smith & Shelden, Detroit, Mich.; Sf.cor, Eerdak k co, Toledo, Ohio; M H 2fonTO & co, Chicago, 111; Hon C A Stact, Tecumsch, Mich; Hen Tiioa S Staxheud, South Bend, Ind nov5-51tf . . . Ostso cGs CJo. Have lately established a jfflcat JVEarhet, On Gano street, west of Michigan, where they keep conetratly on hand all kinds of Thydonoi intend that any other dealers shal give any better bargains, or bo more accommoda, ting than they. If ou wish fresh mcat3 they are at all times prepared to accom modate you .

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THE subscribers have just opened, in the room formerly occupied as a warcroom, 2 doors east of the Post Office On La Porte street, an cxtensire assortment of mm. mii mi nnflf A m a n i and ever v other kind of perta'in to the IJavbliiiirc I 1 1 s I II i ss together with a SrLENDID ASSORTMENT OF COOK, BOX & P1BL0R sei ec el with a viow to tlic wants of the cnteriiiVuH' people cf MARSSALL COUNTY, and at wholesale Maxmfact'rs Prices! which will enable them to sell MUC II CI IE APEll FOR, CASH, than the earn kind have heretofore They Lave in employ an EXPERIENCED TINNER! and flüttrr themselves thnt they ran give entire satisfaction in the line cf Th;y have permanently located in nyimmth, with a view of establishing on a firm Ij.t.is, this business, and respectfully invite all who wish anything in their line to give them a call before pur cha-inc; cist where, as thev are determined to d 1 a fair and honorable business. Job Work of all kinds done on short notice, and on terms that can not fail to suit. Remember the place two door: cast of the Post Olllce. II. B. DICKSON & Co Th mouth, npi-2 20tf. W AREROOMS A. BOY l Co. O YEÜ PERSUINGS' STORE. The undersigned have opened a splendid assortment of 13 K5 fyf YY Ak m A A M Ak AJ CONSISTING OF Cliairs, Tables, Bedsteads, BUREAUS, LOUNG-BS, M Which will be sold as cheap as they can be procured in L APORTE OR FORT WAYNE! Cribs and Willow Wagons for the babies Lounges for the lazy and something xor all, at pricc3 that cannot fail to give satisfaction. "Small Profits and Ready Pay.1 Now is the TIME, and Boyd's the PLACE, to get the worth of your money. COFFINS on hand or made to order, A few of those fine Metalle BURIAL CASES, Still on hand a nice article. Also, CTTAT3M ! With Galvanized Mctalic Tubing, which are warranted to give satisfaction A. BOYD & Co. Plymouth, Oct. 29th, 1857 50tf. A. C. CAPROIV, Attorney at Law aud Notary Public! Will practice In the Circuit and Common Pleas Courts of Marshall and Stark counties. Collections throughout Northern , In liana promptly attended to. Land and town property for sale. Deposition! taken; Deeds, Mortgages, ic, drawn up and acknowledged. Office one door west of Pierce's Clothing Store. 24v21v. I). II. S.ImllJPEE, Attorney and f ounsellorj at Law PLYMOUTH, IND. Especial attention given to cases in Marshall and Stark counties. I am permitted to refer to John L. Westervelt, Plymouth . Eber Woolman, ruar2G 191y. ALL those knowing themselves indebted to us cither by note or book account, will please call and settle immediately. "There is a time when forbearance ceases to be a virtue," and after the first day of January 1858, we shall be compelled to resort to the law with all those who do not comply with the alvc request. BROOKE & EVANS. P. S. Laportc k Plymouth Plank Road money will be received at par by Brooke & Bro. nor. 2G, 1857. 1-tf. SPRING "ARRIVAL OF . Tlie largest, best and cheapest assortment ever found in Plymouth, at the sign of the Oolden Boot. C WlliTMORE, Agent. N. B Remember the Gold Boot. ap!52imB.

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MM WM W BLQOD PIS!! DISEASE VANQUISHED BV Roback's Scandinavian Remedies. Dr. r 1 1 r. . - t : EZSiillllelsSsl III mmm t its If imib; patiiisilfilll nipi V v t ' i Risen in üf iimntt-a " 4 FTER YFRS OF STUDY AND EX- ' ., perimcnt.Dr. Roback, the eminent Swedish Pii) sician, succeeded in produdin a medicine from twenty-three different species of mountain herbs of his native land, which acts directly on the causes of disease in the blood, and by restoring the corrupted fountain of life, to a condition of health and purity, expels disease from the system, wherever it may be located, or whatever may be its character. Indigestion, nervous complaints, epileptic and other fits, coughs, consumption in its early stages, sore throat, bronchitis, fever and ague, asthma, lowspirits, sexual incapacity, feminine weakness, pricking of the skin, eymptoraai ' of paralysis, rheumatism, neuralgia, tumor, cancer, diabetes, lassitude aud debility, cUarrhea, and all other disorders cf the organs of respiration, the liver, the kidneys, the stomach, the nerves, or the muscular fibre, are unerringly cured by this preparation It to thr-

mate a i ks morbi or seeds of disease what an alkali ' v,u1 Business education, iu the t hortet i' . i is to an cid: it neutralizes them with absolute cer-! al ll:e lt-a3t exj en.se, compi i.-in tainty, while at the same time it regulates the so- j . ikicble extrv BooKKLKrrvr:, cretions, removes ohstntciions from the bo weis, ere-1 :ls ?d to Mc;-ch:!iih;i?n?, Banking, lUWi -A-ates appetite, renews bodilv vior,a:ri re-'entratcs i !," t'f;-ta"hi by lha ol ic-it Ameiiean te.tcli. r everv animal function. Ruchis tlic nature, such j a.uti wor of Bokki-. phi- now Iiin, hivi:.are the effects of Dr. Brack's famous candina- lult.v J'Cira experience hi teacbin and ru-.u ticc. vian Blood Pni'ifier, which, if t-iki-niu co:ijv.nctiori I stemcoat r,onra;r.tn with his Scandinavian Blood Pills, will not vv.ly oh- j With a'l the ivci nt ui n:t l.ts and vaiur.ble literate the most painful dis-?afc,hi;t i'irei.t "tl.cir ! adüilion?, t uhL without extra charge.

reeuiTcnce, and lengthen lue bev.r.i tl sran. In the "Scandinavian Kood Pil!-,' Dr Roback presents the result of twei.ty ye.i.s f experience, hard study and experiment as to wh-it a perfect jill should be. No one can doubt their superiorly after one single trial. Price of the Scandinavian Blood Purifier, $1 perbott!e,or $3 per half-dozen; Scandinavian Blood Pills', 25 cents per box, or the for$l. Pcrü, Miama Co., InJ., -1, 1S57. Dr. C. W. Koback: 1 have received so much benefit from your Scandinavian Blood Purifier aud Blood Pills, that 1 have thought it my duty, and it is no less my inclination, to give you a plain statement of my case. I was for years afilicted with that bane of all comfort and ei'iciency in business, dyspepsia. To recapitulate all the so-called rcmcdic."? which I hare used to rid myself of this disease, would indeed make a melancholy catalogue. 1 also consulted with the best physicians I could hear of. I was induced to try your remedies through the persuasion. of a friend, and after using them a fewdays was greatly benefitted, r.nd in a short lime, lsss than a month, I w as entirely and permanently cured. 1 was aläo alilicted with the most violent nervous headache, vnich I suppose was produced by my disordered stomach, for when my dyspepsia left me, my headache hit with it. I now feci better in every respect than I have for ten vcars. Very Uuy yours, . JOHN S DEMUTII. Cincinnati, Friday, Sept. 4, lb.Y7. Dr. Roback Dear Sir: Ihn in? been afflicted with neuralgia or rncumatism lor the past year and . i. ..ii ...1 i. . i:. : . n.i .i ii. in, iii in- rtu juur liietjiuiiii.-, uuiieu liie Scandinavian Blood Purifier, highly recommended by v:eiitlenicn with whom I am acquainted, I was induced to try it, but nut before I had used various oilier metnemcs. Alter n:ng two bottle, i ielt its . i a . . t . !l..ctsvcr Pf-n-iOly, :iua i:;ju usuvj two more, Ii lotind mysell perfectly cured. 1 ou wid allow ine, I mcic.oic, iu CL-I.-I.UU..U: juu upon making a u:seovery in medicine nhicii is proving itself to be a worker of such won-.!ers in the diseases of the human fami! v. GKOllGi: S. BKN.N'LTT. Loral Editor Cincinnati Daily Enquire r. IxniAN.trous W dnc-sdy, Sept. 2, ItiT. D.;C.A. Loc.uk Dear Mr: Ha:n- been troub.ed for several yeari wnh extrt-me debility fiiid weakness, so much to tliat I v:t.s unülilo t. :it- . - tend lo my omiuary bitsmcsj at tunes, and havui.zl heard f the wonderful cures th:it vom- Sc:mdina- j vinn Uiood Pnriiier and Pills were cilVctin-, I was induced bv a friend to trvtheiu I have been using tho Purifier for the last twelve month., and find the medicine fully equal to its recommendations. So valuable is its ue tome that I cannot now dispense with the use of it at my adv.'nced age of life seventy-seven years. I clieerfullv give this information for the benefi. of those timi'larly nfiectoJ. MORRIS .MORRIS. 71ie above certificates, and many others, can be seen at my cftiee, by any one at any time. Get one of my Family Medical Almanacs, gratis, from my agents. Manufactory Sales-Rooms and Office, No. G E. Fourth street, d building from Main street, Cincinnati, O. For sale bv Brooke & Bro., Plymouth; T. A. Lemon, do.; M. Kessler, Tippecanoe Town; Robert Cornwall, Bourbon; Ransom & Manchester, Lycurjus; and by druggists and merchants general! v. marl53-17 63 Plifc undersigned, having received a large stock of Clolhiiiff, Piece Goods, &c. a' Haro resolved to bear half the burthen of the pres ent money pressure by selling their stock at groatREDUCED PRICES To prove the correctness cf our statement, we only ask our friends to Call k examine cur (ioods & Trices Being confident they will not onlv purchase, but go away satisfied that they have sived 10 or 15 per cent in the trade. In addition to the above articles, kept constantlv on hand, wc will mention iLAsra &.m Cass, BOOTS AUD SHOES GENTS' SHAWLS, CARPET BAGS MD VALISES, SHIRTS, DRAWERS, TAIL0BS TiUMMINGS, kt kt. We solicit a call from all before purchasing Mr. P. Weaver will superintend the manufacturing department, as heretofore, and all w ho may want a suit maue io oruer in uo wen 10 give aim a can, as we have a good assortment of piece: goob From which to eel ict, and no pains will bo pparcd to give satisfaction. Those indebted to II. Tierce will please call and pay, aatuxtner indulgence cannot be given. II. IT ERC - November 5th 51tf. d. F. LOOMIS' Steam ; PLANING Mill, AND Sash, Door & mind Factory, ROCHESTER, INI). ,lioa rnnr ami Rlin.la. of suncrior mialitv. constantly on hand, or made to order. Scroll Sawinc and fuming. Couiracts for buildhi? taken on fa'vorablo terms. ITly.

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i roicssosoi Anmniciic ana ccmmcrt ia: v.aicui. tions. JOIiy FLEMING, Author of the "National System of Bookkeeping Lecturer on nusmcss, its customs au 1 usages. J. V. BULNTLTNOEK, Frofe6?or of Arithmetic, Bookkeeping and Phonography. A. COWLr G A. T. DOUTIIETT, Professors of Plain and Onumectal Penmanship, D. BACOX, Lecturer on Political Economy. JAMES H. UOl'lUNS, ESQ., Of Pittsburgh Bar, Lecturer on Commercial Law JAMES AV. KENNEDY, Of "Kennedy's Bank Note Review," Lecturer on Counterfeit, Altered, and Spurious Bank Nuti.t. t ''commercial ethics. Stated lcctui s by eminent tlcrpynun cf - :; i.s:c OF THE IXSHUTJCX. io lunnsli 'ic best means lor aeiiuii iii;: - c.-s v.u Orna mental Wrkinir. SILVl'.R MSJDALSfor the best Ihislno otvl OrnamtnUl Peniraiiihip have been awanhd ihl-j College overall competitors, wherever its writing has been exhibited, including the State Pairs in Ohio and Michigan in l.,an 1 at the Pennsylvania State fair at Pittsburgh, in 1 tLG. ARITHMETIC, As applied by the Cr.4 Mercantile Ranking House-, couiims'ngall Counting House Caletilations. COC.VTERFEIT AM) AI.TEKEU NOTES. Full intructiuES given iu this impoitaiit branch of business education. LECTURES Daily on BookLeepihg: the Usages. Iiwp, and Customs of Commerce; Finance and Hanking"; Political Economy, Detecting counterfeit money, an-i other subjects hiving practical relations to active business. TERMS, ie.: Book-Keeping, Full Commercial Course,. (H Stationery, about 5 0;l U.iiinl, per week, can be oLt.iiucJ for. . . 2 L'J HTtu'.lov.ts are not charged extra for Ste.iboal Book-keeping, Aiithmetlc or Diploma. STCUENTS Can enter at anytime (no vacation) review at pleasure time unlimited usual length of couisct from six to twelve week?. REFERENCE -JR7 STUDENTS cntrrin-, from thecitv ahmo witbiii one vcai, besides the manv from the tcuutrf . I - j I)IRECTIONS: i Specimen of writing n.l circular, containing ful i Infm in nlon ut i..- nn-.l iVfo if rlu.. aiJix-ss F. w. ji:.nkixs. Citv College, Tltt-burgh, Pa. JjRrMtrsi I'mansiiip. Nolo.-s than Fit; 111 FIltT PUi;.M IF US were awarded this Colic . ( , tie fall of 1K7, over nil c-jriwtitors. fvr 1 t willing. TIkso, v.ith tither previ nis l'r:;.'u:i , were given in Ohm, Michigan, Indiana, Vir;:'.!:".', I'i'iinst ivsnu.i. rnd in Lhm K v. . :it i'k- IS:'!. ! , States Fair, :m I all for work aetii.il! v don. v."::!i ! JJX IXK, und not f..r En-iavcd Pn n.M. , silip ),v iVumni are lullv om-.c :.-nt tf . !h. ir iov.nwurk ithuvt thexiuuf i!:.- . ;i-i.,..1 u. i : ..... " . i.t tl ri.t k.au. v.; v i THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY! SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pills ! FROTECTF.D BV ROYAL LLTTLRS TATFAT. Preparel from a presciiption of Sir James Clarke, M. IX, Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cm i of all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution. It moderates n!l excess, removes all obstructions and brings ou thmonthly period with regularity. These pills sdiwuM be used two or three weeks previous to confine 1 m"u;. UR- w.nu. 1 ,c coxtoui uuo.i, anu xesn tne I a . ii a!. - i sullenng during labor, enabling the mother t perform her duticsjwith sa'ety to herself mh-1 child. These pills should not be taken during the nasr THRP.E months of pregnancy, as they are cure t bring on miscarriage, but at any other time they arc safe. In all cases of nervous and spinal ali'cclions, pain in the back and limbs, heaviness, fjtigue on slight exertion, palpitation of the heart, lowness of soirits, hysterics, sick headache, and all the painful diseases occasioned by a disorded svtem, tlicsc pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed, and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or aiiv other niiueral. Full directions accompanying ea h package. Pi ice, in the United States and Canad , one dollar. N. B. $1.00 and 6 postage t-tams enclosed to any other authorized Agent, will injure a bottle of the pills bv return mail. W. V. ROBERTS, Indianapolis, "holcsalo Agent for Iudiaua. IIrooke a Eko.. and T. A. Lemon, agerts Plymouth. junll,57-3','ly. q q q "HOPE ö q q q" q q .e? OX If O PE E YEli." ' C ELEU" ATE Ü REMEDIES'.! iL Have never been known t f.dl in any cae of Consumption or its kindred ; iTectk'ns when j'idk-i.nir-l v used, in testimony of which r.ny quantity of ccrtihcatcs wiil be furnished to the incredulous. Dr. Hunter was for a long time connected with the Ilromphtou Ho-pital of London and thus brought in contact . i . i . ... . - i . nr.i;.4c. L-nAH-n , 1 1 1 a wun me musi itiicu vhocs ui w-". 1 medical world ! The remedies he now employs nr? such as are used by this hospital, whose nnrvt-h.ui efficacy has for a long time astonished the en ""; rl world! Since his coming to the United Stat . hare acknowledged tlwir indebtedness lo him ;,r' the life add health they enjoy. Crowned with perience and unparalleJ success as he has rccn; would merely say to the sick and dying iuMic l...-. t he feels concent that he can tpeedily remove m y disease, however painful, gtuh'wmandcoinplicaUd it may be. He baa treated successively within the past ten years no less than five thousand cases of consumption, incipient and absolute, inclusive,- and about Four thousand cases of Scmiual Weakness. O . T M I - , a C 1 , ... ... 1 I -1 -i . iinv .Tiui ue uocs noi icei uiiiorvu i t-v.u-i physician could have done the same with the same remedies. Dr. II. charges notbirg for advice, and hi? charge for medicine i Ibw. Any one who may feel disposed to give him a trial, can state in their letters all their symptoms as lucidly as they can, and they will receive promptly in reply aa opinion of the case. All letters thould contain a postage stamp to pay for return of answer. Correspondent sliould be particular to mention their post-oflice, county and state when writing to me, so that no mistake can occur. Address R. HUNTER, Box n 8, oct29 50m6 Sandusky City, O. ' EDWARDS HOUSE, Kleinem' STREET, PLYMOUTH, IND. G. IS. STXn.TI.I.V, Proit'r. At tliia biMiitifuIlv located hulldinr, conlaiunir a large number of airy anl well t cntibitcl rooms. j ibel'iryrictor is now prepared to accommodate boaters aui the travclm- public, on reasonable lenus. . oct22-10ly.