Marshall County Democrat, Volume 4, Number 13, Plymouth, Marshall County, 24 February 1859 — Page 4

Hotc.To Drawithe. Sinner

- r Several years ago we were, at a residence in Loiiisaria near the confines of Texag. The people there, as a general thing- were not muchgiren to godliness and cared about as little for their bodies, beiK tanunuei neu us. to me saity 01 cner. a young ninerent f reachc;r happened along in the neighborhood during this dearth of religion, and set about preparing the .walls of Zion in earnest. But his on r-v io ii-iKi A., i Vi 1 1 1 C -uv.vw3 t ytji. iiui even -iian a dozan person-' could be got together at Iiis Sunday meetings and he began t j think the Lord was following upon his earnest and . heart felt endeavores to savethe -rtiHe. jLreieriunieu, nowever 10 create an interest before leaving the neighborhood he procured some : printed hand-bills and had 4 heiii posted up it every , conspicuous place in the district which read in the following effect: . Religious Notice The t Eev. Mr. Blarney will preach next Thursday in Deinsens Grove, at ten o'clock, A. M. and at four o'clock, P. M. Providence permitting. Bet ween the services the preacher will run his sorrel mare Julia acraiiBt anv ha that eanbe trotted out in this region, for a purs3 of five hundred dollars! This had the desired effect. People flocked from all quarters, and the anxiety . to see the singular preacher was even grater than tit s. excitement following his challenge, lie preached an elegant sermon in the morning and after dinner he brought out his mare for the race. The purse was made up hy five or six of the planters and -an opposition nag produced. Tho" "preacher rode his sorrel mare and won the day amid the' deafening shouts' yells and cheers of the delighted people. The congregation all remained to the afternoon seri mil i rfi i . i i i it 11 - hu r ill ill i . .v i i Jimiureu joined the church some foyitives of sincerity some for tli? novelty of the thing,; some b j canss the preacher in the " unrefinxl language of the country was a ,ud d ood fellow!" The finale of the affair was as flourishing a society as can be found in the whole .region thereabout. Potrait of Pa,rker , We find the following in the Hartford Couuaxt, without credit: 'We presume Theodore Parser would have been delighted to act the part of Ham, when he discov- j ered his fathers nakedness. His chief delight in dealing I with great men secm3 to be to lay bare their faults, and prove them to have failings and sins like other men. Like a bird of prey, he has a keen scent for carrion, and discovers it when others would see only beauty and life in a widespreading landscape. He would be disappointed if any great statesmen or philanthropists for him to point out an exalt over, in contrast to their creneral imritynnd noble iiess of aim. Jlu enmity to the rospel, and rejection of its teaching, may be owincr, to his inability lo discover any flaw in the Jife of "the.nian (Jhrist Jesii3." .in ins recent lecture on "Washington, he said it was "rathur a refreshing fact that this cool, cautious, diplomatic man could once in a while swear." Such a conic, rioting over the frailties of the best of men, would die of envy and disappointment if he . could fiind no blot on his brother's memory. AVe have sunk low . in the social scale, if such men are accepted as leader in reform. . One cf the miseries of human life Being beaten in argument nnd afterwards thinking of some liappy retoH or veiy pproj)riate joke, which would have smashed your adversary to smithereens. Some one was remarking the other day how very cheap everything has ot. "Xot everything " replied a "friend. "Why, what 13 not?'! il Woman." 'Oh, I forgot women arc always bear. The Albany Express lias -the following advertisement: "Wanted, an able-bodied man to hold my wife's ; tongue, she and I being unable to keep it quiet.-r f - Constant c: - employment 'ipven. . . , :, ' A physician in Boston recently gave the following prescription to a young lady: "A new bonnet, a cashmere shawl, and a pair of gait-ns4-a 11 TTif Liilvr. rp.frnv-t'rfl im. meliatelv, and wiivseen in the streets m halt an nour. ,

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- They have a sharp set i of fellows m Kansas City' We heani a'göoiWtory of a' trick played by one of the residents of that city a short time since. A , lean, lank, sallow-faced individual rode a mule into Kansas City and wanted to sell hiiii. A genious, standing by, offered to sell him for five dolars. Theoff-a wa3 taken, and the mule, disposed of: the auction eer warranted a sood title. The purchaser had scarcely got his mule home when a Shawnee Indian came into the city in search- of a mule that had been stolen from him. The auctioneer was on hand again, and ' offered to show, the Shawnee where the mule was if he would plank down a .V. The Indian paid, and the man, went to the purchaser and told him ;how the case stood, at the same time offering to run the mule across the river for ten. dollars. The -bargain was struck, and the auctioneer mounted the mule, and that is the last that has been seen of the auctioneer or mule. - ESTRAY NOTICE. Taken up by Peter Krey?cr, living in center township Marshall county, Indian.i,ono cow seven vcars old,diMcri!xHl as follows: A light Red cow appraised at fifteen dollars by Frank Wood and E. nrevm.in before M M Smith, Justice of die Peace Ht3 Attest: N. R. PACKARD, Clerk. . Estray rVolicc. Taken up by Moses Richards living inClrCcn Township, Marshvll County. Indiana, one Heifer wo years pld, described as follow?: Red and white spotted, with star in the forehead; appraised af fourteen dollar, by James Douglas and Hugh Barnhill, before M. L. fc?niith Justice of the PeaceAttest N R PACKARD, Clerk, nl 1 w3 Hy W M Kkxdall Dep. The llinlcrxiiicd, A T T O 11 N E Y A T I. A W, RESIDING AT . KNOX, STARK COUNTY, IND., Will pre strict attention to all Legal business intr istcil to lümby tlie citizen of Stark, iMirdhall, Fulton and Pulaski Countic?. lie has also, in company with Dr W V CALKINS, Recorder of Stark County established a REAL ESTATE AGENCY, aivl they hue a l.irge amount of Iand, and ?evcral r arms for ile or exchange for otlicr property. Feb 17 '03 -lümG. JAMES O'BRIAN." Dissolution of Partnership. Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing under the name and firm of Patterson and Cleavcland, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. J L Cleavelaud will settle all the buine:M of the firm, assume all the liabilities and take all the assets. T J PATTERSON. J L CLEAVELAND. All persons inJcbted to the late firm of Patterson and Cleaveland are hereby notified to comt forward ad ettle the samp imnVdiatclv. Feb 10 '59-12 J L CLEAVELAND. Sheriff'! .Safe. By virtue of an execution to me directed from the Clerk of the Common Pleas Court, I will offer for sale, as the l iw directs, at the court house door in Plymouth. Marshall county, Indiana, on the 12ih day of March lt-33, between the hours of L) o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of 8 iid day, the following described real estate, in said M irshall conntv, Indiana, to-witj" Tlie east half of the north east quirter of section twrnty-five' (25) township thirty-five (35) north of ranc two east. Taken as the property of John Kirkley and Alfred Kirklcv at the suit of Thomas K. Houghton. 12 " O.M. BRNAUD, Sheriff M C; SherifPs Sale. By virtue of an execation tome directed from tho Cli4 of the Marshal Common Fie an court 1 willo3Vt for sale as tire lawdirectü, at the conrt House door in the town ot Pivmouth Marshall County Indiana n Saturilar the 12th day of March I so'J, between the houra ot 10 o clock a m nnd 4 o'clock p m of saitl day, the following described real estate situite in Marshall County Indiana, towit: Lot number twenty-four (21) in the town of Bremen, with all tlie tenements and improvement theiTon. Taken as the property of Alexander L. Frotamaaatthe Fuit of Wavstoflfaixl Vidder. .12 r ' O M BARN ARD, Sheriff M C STATEMENT OF THE PEORIA MARINE k. Fire Insurance Company, Peojua, Ilumois, January Ist Name anl Jjocality of the Company Peoria M42I.1E A.XD FlRK I-XäfRiMCE Co Fcoria. lUilloi-. The amount of IU Capital Stock;. . .$500,000,00 il io . do.-: v. . Co C paid up 300,000,00 The Aasetts of the Company are 1 Cash on hand. 2, Real Estate unincumbered 3, Bonds owned by the Company, draw ing 10 per cent 4, Debts of the Company secured by $3210,80 , 8,315,00 22,700,0 mortgage on Real Estate worth double the amount loaned thereon drawin; twelve percent 113,043,71 5, All other debts 3 per number six. 6, Debt for premiums due and not duo 7, All other securities, consisting ofdis- , counted bills, notes, draft and acceptances maturing daily; liavjng - from sight to ninety days r front date to run 21,105,00 178,291,63 To tal Assetts ................... . $347,267,04 Amount of Liabilities, due or not due . to banla, or otter (Creditors of (he r t ' f .' Company, estimated at i . i . . $741 ,$2 Losses adjusted and" due None Losses adjusted and not due None Lottes in suspense waiting further proof. 5,500,00 All other claims against the Company None Tle greatest amount m insurcdlthc ''Company In any. one risk.', ,...V. 10,000)0 The greatest amount allowed by the rules of the Company in any one city, town or village No rules coaoenrng the same. The largest amonnt'tobe insure! in any one block. .Not exceeding $10,0t0 eipo&cd to any one fire. . ' . - . ; f C HOLLAND, Secretary. XNSURANCE Agent' Certificate of.AutH.oiifl t r. 'I fco State 'ftl 'loliän Audi tcr of Me's Oßicc! IndiUat)6li4 Janitxry. Hl lc5J. i Whdf eis, the Peoria Jlarinc and Fire Insurance Company hxi filed in thi office of. its condition on the lit of January 1859, tho act of its Incorporation and a. mendments properly certified to, and its written instreanenuVtinsAgeaUaijautborizing thcm fully and unreservedly to ickhowTecfge ervice of process in the event of suits. Now there fore, b oursuancc of 'An Act to amend an Act entitled an Act for tho Incorporation of Insurance inr tothereouiremntdand epeeificationa of the act, l, Joh W. Dodd,' Auditor of the State of Indiana? do hereby certify that C H Rrevt of Plymouth aa tho Agent of aki Compan) is authorized tAtraact the business of Insurance as the Agent of sa'xi Peoria Marine and Fire Insnrwnaö Company in this State, up to July X it 1859, to the extent that he may be commi&ioned and appointed bj the said Company. In Witness Whereof I hare hereunto ?ut)oribed my name, and caused tho cnt of L. Ü.) my o!Ti to be affixed; thU 14 day of January 1839. JOHN W. DODD, Auditor of State.

Companies, defining their power?, and prescribing their duties, approved Mirch 2; leSS.hiviug prcrntPd satiHfaetorT C vidcr.ee tö me or fall compli'

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Gl n hth V Mill 1 1 c: AN ENTIRE N E W cS TO GXK . i f FALL AND WlNT OILD)TJBIIM(&2 AT DAVIDSON ä: uo.'s GREAT EMPORIUM .OF . ... . ., ! rVyilF, amount, prices and variety pfruicbtrill I JL .'fairly compete with any slmiLireablishmcnt Vc.t of rittburr'. , . ' : . . Oratcful to the people of Marshall nnd ,'adjoiir ln counties for past iavors and support, we novr bj paying all attention exclusivt-ly to tho . CLOTHING TRADv Need ask no more than an examination c'.'our mammoth stock bv the public leforc. purchasing elsewhere. We liarc on hand 510 F;dl k Winter suit., partly home ; and , partly Cincinnati maiufactuiV, made iu n superior st vie. i FURNISHING GOODS, ' Mats (Caps, etc., A dioico- .-orimcut of Cloths, On.sslniercs, yestinp3,"Tiimm!n3; etc. he best of worKinen for making and cutting to order, cheap and prount. octllftf DAVIDSON & Co. "ST Tlie proprietors of the RICHMOND MITjLS, (formerly Fuller') inrivmonth, liaving put them in complete ortlfr, are now manufacturing FI jOUR of f upfrior quality for fimily use, and intend kcepinj a supply constantly on hand for the accommodation of the citizens of the place, which they will Deliver : Free of Charge, to their customers anywhere In the vilhipre, and warrant it equal to tlie best roanufjctnral cNcwhere, or otherwise will take it back ami refund the money. Corn Meal, Hran and Shorts will also be delirered without charge. CUSTOM WORK, done on short notice. . Cash for Wheat, Corn nnl Oats Tlie Idlest market price, in cash, wil be paid at all times for jrood, round Wheat, Corn and Oakc Order fur flour nny be Jeft at Pershing's store. RICHMOND & WILBUR. - riymouth, Au-nst 26-40tf ' ' , A PRIZE FOR EVERYBODY WHO ECnSCRIBES FOR THE NEV YORK WEEKLY PRESS, A BEAtJTirULLT ILIiSTRATED ; NEWSPAPER. TIIF. NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one of he best literary papers of the day. A larjre Querto containing TWENTY PAGES, or SIXTY COLUMNS of entrtaini": matter; and ELEGANTLY ILLUSTHATED every weekx A GIFT WORTH FROM 50 CENTS TO .tlOOO 00 WILL BE. SENT TO EACH SUBSCRIBER. ON RECEIPT OF THE SUB SCRIPTION . MON BY-n.-ymn ; f y C T f . . . . - '.-. . TERMS, IN ADVANCE: One copy for one year and one gift. ...... .$2 00 Three copies one year andt'.t;ce ifta. .. .V.5 00 Five copies one year and 5 gifts 8 00 Ten copies one year and 10 gifts... .15,00 Twcntybnc copies one year and 2L gifts.1. C30 00 The rtielca to be distributed 'arc compri: e 1 in the following; 1 United Str-tss Treasury Note, $1000 00 o .1, ' ;rtn no 500 00 each 5 . do . . . do 10 , do do 10 Tat. Lev. Hun. cased watches 20 Gold Watches, 50 do ' 200 00- each 100 00 each 100 00 each 75 00 aach 60 00 each 100 do, . . . . rtnn T T ' .1 1 UT.11 , 50 00 each own ijauics uotu iicnes.. ... 300 Silver Hunting Cased Watches, 30 00 each 200 Silver Watches, ....$13 00 to 25 00 each 1000 Gold guard, vest and fob Claina,..v.......,10 00 to 30 00 each 1000 Gold Pens and FenoiK 5 00 to 15 00 each Gold Locket?, Bracelets; Brooches, Ear Drops, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, . Rings,! !.:. it,i.li Whffli Vtra flnl.l and Silver Ttiim.4 blc. and a variety of other articles, worth from 50 cents to $15 00 each. On the receipt of the subscription .money, the ; subscriber 8 name will be entered upon our books and the gift forwarded within one week to him, by 1 mm, by scd to I 19 V SM V T" man or express, post paid. 0"AU communications mustb addrcssi . DAN! EL ' AD EE. Pcbusiict jull3 34 211 Center street, New York. Tusitul ustvumcnts! j :,h 1 1 it;, FORT.WAYNE, Keeps constantly on hand a splendid stock of MELODEONS, 5' GUITAHS,rij i! W'vX j:uil lYlOLIN8, Ändall other j MiLsicafinstruuientS & Music Books mar2C 19Iy. , . . t Surveyor s IVoUcc. ; J ; Tlie undersigned with the County Surveyor will on iMiMida? the 7th day of March, 1859, . at 10 o'clock a m en said day proceed la survey and locate the. corners of his land in section 34, tows bhp o5,Taji-3cait, in Marshal! Counlylndiaua, to meet on the premises and continue from '. day to d7 until ail is aurTcyed. . . ; - ' " ' Non rcsIdenU who fail to meet the Surrerot at the timo and place al-ove named, and defray or provide for defraying their portion of the expense will be returned to the Auditor and : auch delinquency placed on the tax duplicate and collected according to law. .. lADAM BEYLER. . , 02? SJslI. DOORS AND WINDOW SASH! At ihe;ciothfnS Store i ofi PIERCE Ck. TunelT-aDtf. ' , . . ' . . : , . . ..'! . .. . BESTqualitr of Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hrsonana'BiackTEAS.at 43 ........ VI WEDGE & BRO'S.

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r7T ithat; &n a ... GHAELES -PALMEE, Keeps the best assortment of n)IHl'&(ID(IDIID 'IVrjtJfce "Cottons, T L Y MO ü T H! Nolxnly pretends to dispute. As to TV A O vi TOBAGCO, j And many other articles, he can't be beat. Ai to prieea, we leave all to judge. I expect to make a living by fi Sell i 11 Gocds, And will succeed sure as anytliing.? , 1 AlIUiosc pay upwho'know theyonght lo', ami hope they may, and not leave DEBTS standing until I am compelled to resort to the Iaw for collection, or do worse. "A word to the wise. Plymouth, SeptcmberOth 185. Vit. y Prospectus -for 18 Tlie; new volume of the Ntto IVJfc UViy - Inxtrattd Jolrfrn' Prize wilt commence Jan tit 1H59. The following are the names of the IJlrrati whose productions wiU grace the columns of thi elegant journal during tlte year: Rev. C II pureonf of London, O W M Pvcynolds, of London, G P R James, Novelist, Sir Edward Uulwcr, Gen C F Hcnsicker, late of Nicaragua, Col G W CrocVvt, A D Mimsoy, .. rvCapt l J) rAhxaiidrr, Ufi At x r jf Thomas Dunn Rnglih ;MDriUi:,"k IlenryCIap.ir, Dr O C Van Buren, Lieut J M Platt, U 8 N. F Clinton njrrington, Miss Southworth Mm Anna Whelpley, MI Hetty Ileartly, Miss Virginia Vaughan, Miss Di Vernon, " Minnie M.intour 14 Hattie Clare, Mri? T R Sinclare. -iTernis of ub?eriptin,$9 . ye?.r;cach cuTrtibT is entitled to one of the articles named in th? following List, and i requested to mention what article he desire3 when he sends his subscription money: Cold Pen, with silver case, worth at retail $2 00 Ladies old pencil do do 2 00 Hold tooth pick do do 2 0.1 Ladies rold pell with extdnsion Case; do 2 00 Enjro.in old pen 1G c.ircts , tl) 2 00 Gold ring plain and chased do 2 00 Ear drops do 2 00 Mosaic and Florentine Broaches do 2 00 Gold Lockets do 2 00 Cable charms. . . ; do I "2 00 Cold Kroat bcs. i . t do 2 00 Gentlemen's pins ....'do 2 00 Gentlemen's bosom studs do 2 00 do sleeve buttons do 2 00 Watch kevs lo 2 00 I .adfesVcuff pfrii:; .". . V." 7i . do" 2 00 RTJibon slides.". ........ . d' 1 2 00 Gold erodes do 2 00 PREMIUMS TO AGAXT3 GETTING SUBSCRIBERS. Tho.e prettln up a club of 5 subscriqers at $2, each, and remittiii2$l0willbe entitled io a gbld cn and silver holdor worth $1, and each subscriber will receive any one of the nbovc articles he may select. Those remitting $23 for 10 subscribers will be entitled to a gold pencil, with pen, worth $7. Those pcttincr tip a club of 15 subscriber and remitting $30, will b entitled to a silver watch, or a pold vest chain worth $10. ' Those remitting $43 for 21 subscribers will be., entitled to a pold chain, or a silver hunting cased watch worth $"22. Those remitting $B0 for 40 subscribers will be entitled to a ladies' gold watch 'worth $30. Thoc rem! f tins $100 for 50 subscribers, will be entitled to a gold watch worth $43. CAII communications should be abdrcssed to 5 M 11 DEAN, Publisher, 215 Broadway N Y Hardware! Tinware! ; AND . , STOVE STORE., FI. B DICKSON & CO. OaLa Porte Street, i;;?VL F;!TrYMOjiTii,iND. Are now offering the best largest and most ..--. ' ' ' COMPLETE ASSORTMENT S?.f oTfJtPr. I'A'K 1D Will, JAPANNED WABE, o i r; i ili I A5Dll li a ! '! f i) EVEH BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. One of th Firm has jost returned from the east with a heavy . stock purchased for. caah and of course to tho 1 GREATEST ADVANTAGE! TTiey now offcr to the public at tlitf7efylowesT Jut tSing Prices .-. Believing thatthc ' -1 'Nimble Sixpence is better' than the -1 rhnv.sShilltTrrVT ETTTythnertainin to a"wen regulated and complete Hardware fctorc,r may jiow be found Kt oureestibhshmcut hero customer will receive prompt attention and be sure to meet with um OO.p BAJitthA-INS. OurTm-U are Manufactory is tili in full blast under the charge of an expennceu , Tinner- We employ ntfhe Twt fireti-rate workmcn-and tarn ont job5tluUarc warranted to please. " -" Wc arc permanently located in Plymouth, with just the stock, friends, that trill suit you. Wc are determiyi,hfUno'Manj Worpna of.Ctild,in all the regions round about," shall undersell us and respectfully solicit your patronage confident that in the variety, quali ty and low price of our stock .1 . . .u? mat ire can sun every one w isiuuk uujuung in ou Sfpt2dl653. H. B DICKSON & Co. , Commissioner's Sale of Ileal v::;:;: Estate,;:.; By the order of the Common Pleaa Court of Stark County Indiana, Iwil".gedTa$ action at the Court Hbuse iri Knox,' 6ri the 1 5th day of March, next, the following described Un4 1c StarkXJouatj, to-wU: -.The louth east quarter of the south east quarter of auction fourteen Thc east, half of the north east quarter, and the south west' quarter of th north east quarter of 'flection twenty three, all In township thirty-three north, of range one west, beinf? one hundred and sixty acres. Terms: One-third in hand, one third in six. and one third In twelvtf months: küoa is Wtulble land, plenty of limber", one mlH itora a saw mill. There is an iron ore bed, od a bed of valuable mar) on the land. Tha whole is a rare chance for purchasers. . JAMES O'BRIAN, CowmV. t Knox, JaT. 31st 1853 , j . . ..(,: pol0t4 1

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WITH 'A BOARD OF 1 1 2 TRUSTEES. .' FACULTY; OF 14 TEACHERS. EMrHATTCALtr ', ' " THU B ÜSIXESS MA .V C 0 LIE Gl Most .Extensive and Popular Commercio) Schoo! in the Country! itertlu!re ipn ards of 1 ö Ü 0 Student! ; . - : FACULTY: F. W. JENKINS, .rmrtcirAL, J. C. SMtTn, A. M.f : ' Pro essor of Aocoiuita and IJook-Iveepin'j. ' ' ! "I'l'! T. HITCHCOCK, " Proresso' of Arithmetic and Commercial Calculations. ; f f .,.. ). -. Author bf the "National System of IWoUeepin"' ICctnrer on' Business, its customs and usages. wr.intExf CikcIeu; "". PrFar of Arithmetic, Bookkeei.tnJTand phonography. J . , . .. ,A. COWLT G A. T. DOUTIIETT, Professors of Plain and Ornamental Penmanship, mpTT r- pr jtACpy, yt JL W-wiiCctorer ditPoliticil Economy.- - JAMES JUUOPKIXS, ESQ., Of rittsburgli Hai-.-Lcctufer on Commercial Law 'JAMES W, KEXXEDr,' I , Of "Kennedy's Hank Note Review," lecturer on Counterfeit, Altered, and Spurious Bank Notes. " 4 COMl.ERClAt. ETHICS. v , tSlated lectures by eminent clergymen of this citv. $ J ! DriiGN'br; tur. iNgtmrnoN. O To funuili the best moans for acquiring a Tliorouh BiuinuiM education, in the sliortcst time, and at the least expense, comprising ' ;'. I DOUBLE EXTRV BOOKkEEHNQ, 1 as applied to Mcrchandiaiuir, Hankiiur, Railroadw?c.fW5piivn"C THaesimert&rn teacher nim-wmer oi ooickeepjni; now Jivmpv hiyin? forty J-Äu-s fcxeyicncoin t-achu4r and practice. . ;. 11 .; a STEAUnoAT ookrerpixo 1 - With all the recent impvoveihenu and valunble fulditiopj, t lu-lt witliout oxtr i ch wt e- 1 - i 7 rEXMAVsmr, in every variety and st v ot' I'msitu si ;u, Ornamental Writing. SILVER MEDALS for the hot andl Ornamental Penmanship luve 1m-en :awar:! tlii.a College overall competitors, when-vVi- iis w rrii" t . I . m . .

na!iicen exiuiuteu, inciitJin'' the Srat.- I- .i r- , ARITHMETIC, , , As applied by the first .Mercantile Hänklng I I;,a--( s. couiprisjiigall Counting House Calculations.. COUXTEUKEIT AND ALTr.nt NtrTEi. 4 Full injtnictions given in this important branch of .m&uji.-a vuacauon. 1 - . LECTURI3 Daily on Bookkeeping; the Usages, Laws, and Custom of Commerce; Finance 1 aiid Hanking; Political Economy, Detecting counterfeit money, and other sul a'cetikving practical relations to active business. w, . .TEPvMS, Ac-Book-Keeping, Full Commercial Course,.. $35 03 Stationery, about. . & IK) Board, per week, can be obtained for. . : . . '. '. 2 50 CTStudents arc not charged extra for Steamboat Book-keeping, Arithmetic or Diploma. f:., . STLT)EXTS ' Can enter at anytime (no vacation) review at pleasure time uuli mi ted- usual length of courset from six to twelve reck?. .;. ! 1 HEFEREXCR M : - 4ß7 STUDENTS entering, from the city alone witnm one year, besides the many from the country . directions: Specimen of writing and circular?, containing ful information sent by mail free oLe?wrge." .address . I iiF. W.JENKINS, Iron City College, Pittsburgh, Pa. UTrem'cm Pexm axsmip. No less than EIGHT FIRST PREMIUMS were awarded this College in the Fall of 1857, over all competitor?, for best writing. These, with other previous Premiums, were given in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and in Louisville, Ky., at the United States Fair, and all for work actually done with PEN and 'INK, and noTror Engraved- Penmanship. Our' Penmen are fully compctenYTo do their own work without the aid of the engraver to make it respectable. declT THE GREAT AMERICAN G I FT -Tv . BOOK HOUSE 293, Broadway, is now offernig extra inducements to purchasers and Agents; THE GIFTS WHICH ACCOMPANY Euch Book Sold Consisting of JEWELRY And varying in value from ,?T5 ,cenntl t TWO HUNDRED DOL'S! A RR ALWAVS OS EXHIBITION IN' 'AMPLE SHOW CASES. Citizens of the Metropolis, and strangers so journing therein, arc respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves. Our new discnptive catalogue.'embracing -4? octavo pages, and containing a large variety .of Books in every -depart mcnt of Science and literature, (all of which arc sold at Publishers' prices,) and setting forth unequaled inducements to agents, will be sent, post paid, to any individual, ou application --r" B-Persons wishing any particular book' previous to receiving oar Catalogue can order at once accompanying their order with the same, and if a $1 book, 21 cents for postage; $1 25 book, 24 cts $1 50 book, 30 cents; $2 or 2 r0 book 43 cents, and it will be forwarded wit a gift The above rates include the postag on the gilt, which will be sent in a sealed box Address A RANNEY, Agent, 293 Broad war," ' no51vol3 New York c C ' t, - wWmJo. lUity )rs)air!! 'CfcVD Ali '0Ln INDIAN DOCT'R.UNCAS BRANT while a Missionary among tin CUüRD. Indians of the Rocky Moun- ' i 'i :a -r. 'tains; diseoverel:a -RARE : , PLANT, tint proves to be a certain cure for Consumption CONSUMPTION aSS-'fc Afe tions, Coughs, Colds, &e. Aiinrrj Having now made his fortune " and retired from business, he TM 1 T V wilseid thefpreser'iptlpn'ati.l w L i.l ' J X X. (Ttrecoous Tor prepuring, tlie medicine freff charge to all CONSUMPTION who desire it, and will send to his agent, enclosing 2 stamps 1 -....:' '.Tai rcptj to'pay ttic rctun :"-:CUREDJ" letter, with' -a description cw their Symptome. " The old Doctor has cured hlort than 3 J00 cases of Consumption alone, and lionet all afflicted people will avail themselves of this opDortunitv. as the Doctor wishes todoalllha t-ood Ucvbcforhe dies,. 'Address all letter. taf V 1 m Daniel Idee, box 3531 , New Y6k. r . .. ... ... rX v ho is In sole agent. l'ullo 34 HARTFORD r i m ir.'.fi -A-iPf ttncnrnhr ( h minim (Vj UV (VjIWUlUUlV W I514J Ii II II p or 3UARTE0RD. CONNEGTICUTJ a CAPITAL, $500.000; surplus 233,642 23; assets January 1, 1859, 798,632 23. Incorpo rated 1810. II Hcxtixgtox, President; T C Al S n, Secretary; D Alexander, General agent fo e West, Columbuh, Ohio, roucies issued by IIOKAUK CUlCblXV, Agent, el3-Qlj;i! THHH.l. i PI) mouth. Ind. B LANKS FOR JUSTICES OF THE Peace for gale cheap, at this Office. , y BOARD I It-Gl Pleasant rooms kndboanl may be!, obtained i the residence of W. F. SHERWOOD, oh JVIichiigartrcct üjm. fquaxci aarti rfibf Fdtrards' Houioi VAIMafeVuaMerei'Wewihinoatcd. ... , ,, lPlym,o?,hInd.JAn20'; F you want a. No.-l article of COFFEE, Gran ;ulated, Crushed and Pulverized SUGAR; cal

n.-ifnii .Miiniini, iinriiiNiug tue ."5;ai' r.t'.r. ;; sihuki ic. ... "mi1 can uniii.a luesr m.enortv aiOhkand Micliigauio lfcoo.il n.tbr d:m.ivi-; U r 0: An--)?, trlii. Price of e .Scandinavian Ufa SUte fair it Pittsbiirli, in 18ad ' ' ! R!..o.l Puriti-r. 1 ;v-r Loi t!-, or f." per )i'i!l-d: in;

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BV " Scandinavian Dr. Roback's Remedies, it iiiim mm i im iru-i. IIIIIRIIIIIEIIIIIIII I y- nr IB ABO KT 0S e iE i AFTER YEARS OF .STUDY AND Experiment, Dr. Rohack, the eminent Swedirdi Vh 6ician, succeeded in produding a medicine from twenty-three diirerent species of mountain herbs oi hiit native land, which acta 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 he located, or whatever may be its character. Indigestion, nervous complaints", epileptic andoth er fits, coughs, consumption in its early stnges.sorc tltroit, bronchitis, f.-ver and aue, "asthma, low spirit?, sexual incapacity, feminine weakness, pricking of the skin, symptomatic of" paralysis, rheumatism, nenralpria, tumor, cancer, diabetes, lassitude and debility, '.ianhea, and all other disorders of the organs of respiration, the liver, the kidneys, the stotu i'-h, the nerves, or the muscular fibre, are uiuTrin.L'ty cured hy this preparation. It is to the mate mi."5 morbi or Fccdsof disease what an alkali '. i . : it i . J taint v. whil- at thes is loan a--:-.; i, ncui ranze mem wun aosoiute. rer. same time it regulates tho secrctuiis,r. i ves obstruciions from the bowel, cre ates appetite, renews bodily vignr, and regenerates every animal fiinction. Such is tlie n:iti:re,' such arc the effects of Dr. Roback's famous Scandinavian Blond Purifier, which, it taken in conjunction with hi Sr;inlinavi;n Blood Pills, will not only ob1 it orate !tiv painful disease, but prevent "their rr.rn nii'l ! a; then life bevond the ordiiurv In t: e '??.-liii:v::in Kiwi Pills." Dr. Robaek prePent.iMi .t twenty year -of experience. : liardstiidr.-iTvl y'.r rimcut ;i- to vvbatn tcrfi'ct iil'. 1 . I 1 , 1 can doubt tlsoir iiv.eriortv af- ! i!'iraY;-'.n I Mood Pi!!?, t3- rcns per box, or five j :.. ri.uu, Miaraa Co., Iu 1-, Aug. 4, 1657. j Dr.. C. W . Uxbai k: I have received so much . benefit from your Scaitdlr.rivirm Tood Purifier' and i iliod thrit d have thought ;i my duty, and it 1 is no b'.-i-my inclination, to give 7011 a plain state ment ot in v c.i- c-. I v, i lor rears afliicted with that Ikuic of all eomtort and eSiicicnry in business. Ivspepsia.' To rec apitulate all the so-called remedies which I h:vc ued to rid myself of this disease, would iii'lcetl make at mobim-holy catalogue. . 1 alao consulted with the best physicians I could hear of. I was induced to try your remedies through the persujision of m Qieuü. and after nsing them a few days was greatly benefitted, . and in a short time, less than a month, 1 was entirely and permanently cured. I was also afliicted with the most violent n er vous headache, wnicli I suppose was produced! by my disordcrtxl stomachr foravhen my dyspepsia lefc me, my headache left with it. I now feel bettcr in every respect than I have for ten vear Very truly yours, JOHN S DEMUTH. Cincinnati, Friday, Sept. 4, 157. . Da. Roback Dear Sir: Having been afliicted with neuralgia or rheumatism for the. past year and a half, and having seen your medicine, called the Scandinavian Blood Purifier, highly recommended by gentlemen with whom I am acquainted, I was induced to try it, but not before I had ued various other medicines. After using two bottles, I felt its effects very sensibly, and upon using two more, I found myself perfectly cured. You 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. GEORGE S. HENNETT, Local Editof Cincinnati Daily Enquirer. IxniAXAroMa, Wednesday, Sept! 2, lb57. Da. C. W. Rosack Dear Sir: Having been troubled for several years with extreme" debility and weakness, so much so that I was unable to attend lo my ordinary business at times, and having heard of the wonderful cures that your Scandinavian Blood Turifier and Pills were effecting, I was induced by a friend to try them. I have been using the Purifier for the last twelve months, and 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 ad vmiccu age ot iiic seventy-seven years I cheerfull v give this information for the benefit of those similarlv affected. MORRIS MORRIS ; The above certificates, and many others, can be seen at my office, by any one at anv time. Get one of my ramily Medical Almanacs, gratis, from" my agents Manufactory, bales-Rooms and Office, No. 6 E Fourth street, 3d building from Main street, Cin cinnati, O. For sale by llrooko & Uro., Pivmouth: T. A. Lemon, do. J. Kessler, Tippecanoe Town; Robert Cornwall, Uourbou; Kausom & Manchester, Lvcurgus: and ny druggists ana mercnants generally. marld?-17 " - - THE PEOPLE Of JI arsliall County, ' and vicinity. A R li rr-spectfully informed that cvi.tinues in the E. PAUL Soot & Shoe Business, And intends manufacturing and keeping on hand a supply of IJoots, bhoes, Leather c. This advertisement now will show The Plymouth people where to go, . For Boots and Shoes of every kind, To guitlhf mot fastidious mind, . For those who bo w at Fashion's shnne, -. Plene Call nt F.udV he does design To keep what cannot fail to suit, Tiie Jit e5t style of Shoe or Boot. a If-Ladies uiali for slipper neat,-' nlo t- . To urt their minds and tit their feet ' : - v Of Qv.tors of the l.V est fashion,'. Vhen dressed, to make a splendid dash in; ; Or Bootee?, Shoes, or Aught to wear; TIk n call at Paul' for they are there '. ' -' ' Of every Bute and various hue, ' ' . . - ' . Made at the East and Westward too. ' ; We also have Buskin tie, For walking which the Fair should bur. 1 10For the sakepf health -and comfort too: Then call and buy our Buskin shoe.'.'" "' V. ; Now, Farmers, you will please to call -- At Faul'is his stock will please you all; . V, His stock is good and can't be beat, " ' " By any house, on any street. . . ' , ," r .'. A better boot cannot be made, J - -'.Than those we keep for country trade; . . ' v Out thick Brogans are also eteut w ( -v ; ' They'll wcar.till they arc all worn put.' V. ö . Butfvou, wnnta finer shoe, . ! "-'3. . Then call at PaaPs bell forn&bjouy r:'!5 VTith Calf, Morocco or with kip"" f r , , Vith kinds th best, that .will not rip.'J . ', Youne Mi sues too, we fondly greet! - ' Coraelctna beautify jour feet,' -'y ; . " With Gaiters. Slipper or Boote cs Of any kind that you may please. ..We aUohare for babes that creep n : I A little shoe that's very cheap -!-' VTw j ill able and also neat,; . ' ' And will protectthelr little feet. - , Shoemakers here, can be supplied t . . , : ; ' 1 With Tacks and Thread and Alls and Lasts-j .With Knives and Bristles Pegs andRapg. J .Comeone, comoall, give.usa trv, V. - J And wc arc sure tliat you trill buy ' " ' ' tlhe, sign of Hie. Golden Boot. . f,rni ! rj WWK Septmliey ,flh, lSöJt f 1 . I fXlOILET SoapJ-aXihe assortnirtit.'at ' JL - (31)' I-' " BaooltsIBo Ml Lin IfEW, GASESdf Dry Goods now oomiagb J. at tle Low Prict Store. , . Rice a Ssum. S OAP-all kinds, cheap at (33) Rice a Smith." SYRUP a prim? oxtiolc.it ' (33).,:. Rj'ci ' s MiLii g. TJ VTTER and Soda Crackers, bv the barrel, at

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, (T rillLADlaPIIIA; . r'U A 'licncntlent IiMdtitiim rittabVtxhed ly upecimrEndimnrnt for tlit relief ojtlt Sirh and di$tad - . nßictwl uitk. Ytrulntt mnd Epidemic Vitra fen. rriHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in frw f ' Julnc awful de.tntctiön of human I'fe,'CirnM-d by Sexual dkeaeJ, Ami; t!ic fdeeeptions practiced upon tlie un fortun at o victims )f-uch Jvcw bv LQtuicks smraltr.ir? hgT din1edt!ieir Conpulting -Mutton, as CII ACT worthr of 'Ucirnamcto open.a D'prnar for the treatment f this cl.i?s of disease, iii all their forms, and to irc'IdcdiraldvdVIlATIS.t all n-fof apply hr letter, with n (U scription of their condition, (age occupation, luibits of life, &c.,) and in c;ies of extreme poverty, to furnish IIeli-ine .FREE: OF CHARGE. It is needless to add that.the Awociation commands the hitl cst Mctlical kill f the age, and will l'u:::i;h tL most improved munlr treatment. Tlie Dii-oictors of the AkOciatioti in their annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual Dlsvacg. fur the year ending January 1st, lK, expreß the highest, satisfaction witli the success which Las attended tlie labor of the Consulting Snrgeon in the cure of SperniatofrWa: Seminal Weakness, lm potencc, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Syphih, the vice of Onanism or Self-Abuse, AeMaMd onler a contit--anec of the same plan for the ensuing year. The Directors, on a review of the past, feel assured that their laliors in thisfphere of benevolent effort have been Of great benefit to the afflicted, especially to te young, rnd they have rcsolred t devote themselves, with renewe! real, to flits vcrv important and much despised cause. '' An admirable Rejxrt on SpomntoiThrra, or Seminal Wenknes, the vice of Onanism, Masti rbation or Self-Aln.-e,and other diseam-sof the sexual organs, fry the Gnsult;n: burgeon, wül 1... s 1 1 br miil,'in a vealed efe-Upe;V F R K K-O V C HARfiE. D.rccit .f, TWO STA Mi fjr ; stu'. " OT.er R-'jioits and Tim cts on th' 11-1-tt; - ! and re;ifn' nt of sr xit i! '?se.ie?.f!iot, kc..a1 r.t !i'.v Im.'ii;- vtiti'ishe'i lor prttuitous iitr tioi., an! b.. to the .Uliicted. iüotne i-1' l' e new ron.c.;':- ; il methodi f tieatm'ent discos cl during the p-it year-a-e of great value." Address, for Report or treatoent, Dr. GEORG FT R. CAI.IIOl.'N. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, N-2. South Ninth Street. Pnilalelphia, Pa. .- llv oider of the Dire-tors. EZRA HEARTWELL, President. Grx. I Air.cmi.v, Secretary. julv2i)-56!y. CAoTICN. All Cfnuine rill Imr IU Wrr Iivliair ou Mor. back, rm each n-T. ilrelir-it I 1 .-ilr will mi tbeir (ruard iy not to ioi.w4 rpon by f ounUrfiit of Morxe'ii Indian Hoot Tili, (fn4 A. D. St:rt. All gamine Ionian Rftflt fill hT III. name ainl Signatur of A. J. Wktit d C., acU box. I)r. MOnSK,tliMnvcntorof MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT TILLS, has spent the preater part f his 1UJ in traveling, having visited Uuropc. A tin. anl Africa, as well as North America has spent ! three years among the Indian of our Western country it was in this way that tlc Indian Roo) Pills were first discovered Dr. More was the first man to establish the fact that all diseases arist from IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD -that ourstrentk licalth and life depend upon tins vital fliild." When the various passages Income clogged, and do not net in perfect harmony with the different functions of the body, the blood loses its action, becomes thick, corrupted and diseased; thus causing all paiius, sickness and distress of every name; our strength is exliausted.our health wc are deprived of, ami if nature is not assisted in throwing off the stagnant humors, the blood will become choked and cense to act, ami thus our light of life will be forever blown out. How important then that we should keep the various passages of the body fre e and open. And how pleasant to us that we" have it in our power to put a medicine in you rtach, tit: Morse's Indian Root Pills, manufactured from plants and roots grow aronnd the mountainous cliCia in Nature's garden, for the health and recovery o diseased man. One of the roots from which these Pills are made is a Sudorific which opens the pores of the skin, and assists Nature in throwing out the finer parts of the corruption within. The second is a plant which is an Expectorant, that opens and unclogs the passaged the lungs, and thus in a soothing manner, performs its duty hy throwing off phlegm and other humors from the lungs by copious spitting. The third is a Diuretic, width git et ease and double strength to the kidneys; thus ncourajied, they draw latge amounts of impurity from the blood, which is then thrown out bountifully by the urinary or water passage, and which, could not have been discharged in any other way. Tlie fourth is a Cathartic, and accompanies tile other properties of the pills while engiged in purify ir.g the blood; tlie coarser partic es of impurity which cannot p:v by the other outlets, are thua taken up and conveyed ofTin great quantities br the bowels. ' From the above It is shown that Dr. if or sc's Indian Root Pills not only enter tlie stomach but become united with the blood, lor they find way to every part, an 1 completely rout out and cleanse the system from all impurity, and the life of the body, which is the blood becomes norfcctl v lialthv : consequently all sickness and pain is driven from the system, for they cannot remain when the bod? becomes so pure and clear, Tlie reason why peo ple are so distressed when sick, and whr so rnanr die, is because they do not get a medicine that will pass to tlie alliicted pats, and irhich will open the natural passages for the disease to be cast ou;; hence, a large quantity of food and other matter ia lodged, and the stomach and intestines arelitcra'Ir overflowing with the corrupted mass; thus undergoing disagreeable fermentation, constantly railing with the blood, which throws, the corrupted matter through every vein and artery, until life it taken p-om the body by disease. , Dr. Morse's Pills have added to themselves victory pon victory, by restoring millions of ihcsickto blomJng health aaa. happiness. Yes, thousands who have been racked or tormented with sickness, pain and anguish, and whose feeble frames have been scorched bv the burning elements of raging fever, and who bav been brought, as it were, w iihin a step of the tiltct grave, now stand ready to testify that they weald have been numbered with the dead, had it not teen for this rreat and wonderful medicine. Morse In dian Root Piüs. AffcrTmc or two doses had beet takes, they were astonished, and absolutely anr prised, in witnessing their charming effects. N only do they give uamcdiaic ease and strength, an take away all tickocs, pain and anguish, but th at once go to work at tlie foundation of thediaea which is the blood, . Thcrcferc.it will be shown especially Jay those who. use, these Pills, that they will cleanse and purify, that disease hat rfeadir eneni will take us ni"ht and the flush of Tout U and 1eiuty will again return,' and the prosprirt f lor: ami happy life will cherish end bright u your days. .JCTCiution.- Merchants and Trader will be on their guard and not be i m posed uim u by a counterfeit of Dr Morsc Indian Root Pil a signed A' JJ .MookE. ' All trenvine Pills w ill heirafter have the signature of A.' J. WHITE, on earhbox. All orders ami letters relating to said Pin muft be addressed xo A. J. WHITE, No 10 CoartWlt Street, New York, sole proprietor of Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills. Dr.. Mor?es Indian Root Pills arc sold by al' dealers fn . medicines. . Apcuin wanted in ererj own, village and hamlet in the land.. Parties de siring'the agency will address us as above for terms. ". Price 25 cents per box ; five boxes will be sent on receipt of $1, postage paid. jall-321r FOR SALE CHEAP Qnil ott Credit: TawuLoU, txk Lots with buildings; wild and Improved Lands, llondsi Stocks, Wagon, Carriage,. Harness.and Household Furniture. Call at my office in Plymouth, opposite the Tost Office. U. II. REEVE, rf Attorney k Notary. febS-13tf AV Settlement T7dntcd xj Allpereou knowing themselves indebted to M. Brbirn & Co,, tor R. Brown, are herehy notified Ui.it a settlement must be bad Immediately, tn or der to save trouble and costs.' The J3,Vr n.the hands of i.-i . ; R.M.iup.

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