Marshall County Democrat, Volume 4, Number 15, Plymouth, Marshall County, 10 March 1859 — Page 3

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oing Em Mail Leave Chicago 6,00 A. M G rover 9,08 do Plymouth 9,30 do Pearsonville 9,42 do Bourbon 9,55 do Etna Green 10,03 do Ft Wayne 11,55 do Going West Leave Fc Wijn? 8,45 P M Etna Green 11,13 do Beurbon 11421 do Pearsonville 11,38 do PI t mouth 1 1 ,55 do Gr'over 12,55 A M Ar Chieaco 5.05 do Express Freight 7,02 P. M 10,10 do 10,36 do 10,50 do 11,05 do 11,13 do 1,00 A M 4,30 P M 10,47 do 11,55 do 12,23 A M 12,51 do 1,05 do 5,00 do 5,55 A M 7.51 do M0 do 8,14 do 8,28 do 8.52 do 6,05 A M 11,31 do 1 1 ,53 do 12,30 P M 1,03 do 2,00 do 8,45 do 12,05 do Mail train coins west, Dailv except Sundays. Ex press going west, Daily except Mondays. Freight going west, Daily except Sundays. Mail train goin;; east , Daily except Sundays. Express going east, Daily except Saturdays. Freight going cast, j Daily except Sundays. S R EDWARDS, Agt Tlasonir Festival. Last Friday evening we had the pleas ure of attending the Festival given by the . Masonic fraternity of this place, on the occasion of the departure of some of their brethren for the gold regions. It is no exaggeration to say that there never was a company of ladies and gentlemen assembled on a festive occasion in this town, who more highly appreciated the hospitalities of genial friends, than the one assembled at Masonic Hall last Friday evening. The opening address, by J. G. Osborne, was a pachetic eulogy on the character of those who were severing the bonds whieh bound them as one man in former days. His allusion to the many happy meetings j within these consecrated walls, not to be again for a lime perhaps never brought tears from the eyes of many. At the conclusion of his address, he, as the representative of the Lodge, presented Mr. Mark Pomeroy with a splendid silver watch, as an evidence of their appreciation of the able and efficient manner in which he had : presided over their deliberations the past ' two years. Mr. Pomeroy responded in a J few remarks, returning bis thanks for this testimonial of tender regard from his brethren. The table was laden with a profusion of the most delicious viands that could be ! crocured: in fact, everything the appetite could crave was neatly arranged before the guetis. After supper, Horace Corbin made some remarks suited to the occasion. He ad verted to the circumstances by which they I ware surrounded, the loss of friends and . , . f.. . brethren, warned them off the possibility of ' failure in their anticipated enterprise, and concluded bywiil.r them a pleasant ! journey, plenty of gold, and a safe return, The guests seemed to realize that tkey j were in the presence of a band f broth- j ers, who show their appreciation of noble 1 conduct with a liberal hand and eloquent words. Finally, it was the unanimous opinion m .1 s e i of all present thatU was Rood for them to , be there. 1 .-.ea Tr Tr rv i , 1 If I'NTINGTON HOUSE. On a late Visit to llnnt;nrrtnn Tnd T sfonned at this Hour having heard much of its merits as a Ho tel. I found the Landlord, (Mr Doucher- ; . I. . . , ty) attentive and agreeable, who, with a , kind and accomplished Landlady, uses erery exertion to render the stay of his guests agreeable. This is no empty puff, but simply a tribute that is due to this quiet, well kept Hotel. TiiASEt To our friend A. Myers for that nice little Locket. He has plenty more of the same kind, and it you want a good silver watch, good, substantial jewel- , , .!.,.. ry, a clock, or any thing in his line, you will always find him rea gell to you at fair prices will always find him ready and willing to J SS Edwards Hoüsi. O. H. P. Baily Esq, has leased, and in a few weeks will take charge of vhe Edwards House. Oliver is an old hand at the business, and we confidently predict for him a brighter future than if he had gone to the Teak. XA son of Mr Tucker, living two or threw miles west of this place, died on the 2d inst, from the effect of a blow on th head, with a piece of wood, from the hand of hit brother j2rfw F R Hrrruivsow at DSefcssMs 1. D. 11LTCHI.VSO!, at UlcMBOft Co.' Hardware store, has for sale a fe Co Patent Self-Heating Smoothing Iror.. All

who have used it say it is one of the great- : Stock in the Ohio and Pennsylvania, Ohio and In Tr I diana, or Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Comest conveniences of the aire, if yon wish 1 .' ... K Ät . . . . .

age. it you to tare your wood store, and your wife's health and temper, call and get one. styTlie Local of the Republican says we made a "feint" of quoting his language. This is a mistake never felt better in our lifo! X-yThe Pike's Peak delegation moves to-day. We hope their Goldsn dreams may be realized. Z " Becker Started for the Last last M week, where he intends buying an extensive stock of Spring and Summer Goods. C. Palmer has gone to New Vork for supply of Spring Goods. yThe Legialature adjourned last Monday. -Jasper Packard Esq, has withdrawn from the La Porte Daily Union. I I s tW A gentleman named Riley, in attempting to get ou th cars at flffTTtT

breaking in Iiis ekull above the eye. He was alive at last accounts, bul no hopes were entertained of hr recovery.

j"Tbree gentlemen (?) were lately fined 85 each for disturbing a religious meeting in German township in thi county. Served 'em right. SPECIAL NOTICES. PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES, MELAINOTYPES, and STEREOGRAPHS Taken daily at the Cosmopolitan Gallery, over ! Pershing's Drug Store, oijnal to any taken in the Union. Call and examine the sublime view ol Niagara Falls, the Greek Slave, a Palace by Gas Light, kc, in that wonderful instrument, the Stereoscope. Stereoscope views of private or public buildings taken, ami the Stereoscope furnished to order. Terms ai low as can be afforded, and all pictures warranted J. CARBPTT, Artist. Julv 29th 36tf DrStJubn, the celebrated Chemist of New York citv, during his scientific investigations at the West was struck with the want of a pill especially designed for the billious diseases of the Western country, and affections of the liver. It is impossible th-tt a pill should be well adapted to cure of this kind thai is recommended to cure all diseases He has therefore compounded a pill with especial reference to this class of complaints. Thousands of families that have been afflicted with severe and protracted illness during many years residence at the west have escaped with comparatively little since they have used thes-e pills. Emigrants at the West are particularly liable to disease until they become acclimated. They would find these pills invaluable. The Bowels and their Functions. As perfect health is the greatest blessing that we can enjoy, without which all other blessings are of little consequence, wc deem it of great importance to point out the way for you to enjoy it. The bowels must be kept in a state by which they are enabled to carmm rtV Ii., iwol.ma nn'i. tluv i'o tin- main cliau- . ... ". , nel which nature has appointed to carry e en tiling thfU y unnecessary. And it is impossible to tell what a large amount of sickness has been caused bv constipation, or eostiveness; in other words, by not keeping the bowels regular: it is the main road to all diseases: it is list cause of unnatural irritation to the mucous, or lining membrane of the bowels- Having lost their natural strength, thoy cannot object to whtt is required of them. Hence bowels become inflamed, and unless you find a rclief ' thonrtud other complaint, arc or ready to drag you through a iwisserable am and wretched life. Such medicines must be given as will clnse the stotr.ache and bowels, and restore their natural strength. To accomplish this there is no compound so valuable as these Fills; all oth er medicines sink to utter insignincaiiee when compared to them; it seems as though the , ,, - ... f ,1 . Nature had decerned thorn for tlnü as Author of well as oth er complaints. From two to Ave pills a day will , increase strength and appetite, and dense the stom aah, and intf stines from whatever is injurious. Dr. InHan Root r'1,,s rr " ,,v aH deaU rB j(,ncin' Dissolution of Copartnership. The Coprnxtmenkip f Cleaveland & Hewitt is this day dissolved by mutual eOSSSMst, The hok and accounts of said, firm are inthe hands of G 8 Ch-aveland, nt the old Snnd of Oleaveland and Howett, who is duly authorized to tho mme (; s CLEAVELAND, Jan'y 31, 19. RUFU8 HEWETT. The husini'ss will hereafter he continued by O S Cleaveland, at the same plaee, where he will he pad to wait on anwhomay favor him willig their natronatre. G 8 'LEA F.LAND. 'ri t Phc notes that I now hold, heretofore belonging ! to the firm of Cleaveland k Hewett, also other notes due me, srll be found at the Store of G S L lea veianu. rif e can nun i;n mein nunui dcl)lv RUFUS HEWETT. February 25th l-.'9. 1 It3 Administrators Notice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has taken out Letters of Administration of the estate of Anna Hare' sock, late of Mnrshall County, deceased. Sai 1 eatate is supposed to be solvent. JOHNSOICE, Administrator Administrator's Sale. TL. iiml.iVi ifn r 1 Ail 111 i ni ut r'i t fr rf K. aetatn ,A Anna Uardssisck, late of Marshall eonnt Indiana, deceased, will offer for sale on Monday, the iilst day of March, ll:"9, at her late residence in Ger man Township, between the hours of ten o'clock a m and four o'clock p m, of said day, the i r. il : . :. i p one lot of hogs, wheat in the ground, household ' furniture, etc. A cred't of nine months will be ; given, on all sums over three dollars the purchaser giving note with approved security, waiving valnation and appraisement law 1-It3 JOHN SOICE, Administrator. N O TC E . Office of the ) Pittthurgh, Ft W & Chicago R R Co., Pittsburgh, February 25, 1859. The Annual meeting of the Stockholders in the rnssisiu will be held at the rooms of the Boaaa Pitti u i. . . u ,. . .. .i ri. r i r Trade, in the city of Pittsburgh, on TU ES j p DAY, the zrJth day of March next, at 3 o'clock, m, at which tune the Report of tne Dlrectuis ! for the year 1858, will be presented. The election for fifteen Directors to serve the ensuing year, will be held at the same place on WEI)E;DA Y, the 30th proximo, at 10 o'clock J A M. . I The Transfer Books will be closed from the 21st to 30th of March, both inclusive; and the holders names, waten nas not oeen converted into the stock of the new company at that time, will not be entitled to vote at said election. Stockholders presenting the'fr ccTtrficares rrf stock in this Company to any Ticket Agefrt on the line of the Road, will be sold an Excursion Ticket trom sliatataiion o i uisourgn aiu return lor tine Fare the round trip, good from March MMstojV pril'id, hoth inclusive. Bv orderof the Presidsjnt, 14til3bth ATGU'STl'S LR ADLE Y, Se-'y. . . . . . - 1 I . m Dissolution. The Partnership heretofore existing i'.tcn the undersigned, under the fi.-m of H B Dickson- & Co, lis this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debt:" j due naid firm arc tobe paid H B Dickson and JC j Leonard, who will continue the business .t the old , stand, under the name of II B Dicknon k f.o All ucuwcouiracico. iy the oldhrm are tobe liiuidfttcd by the new firm. A L WHEELER, Plymouth, March 1, 18. H B DICKSON WHEN WILL WONDERS CEASeT" IN PLYMOUTH? D F HARTMAN & co Ilavo started a new H irnes and Saddle Shop two doors north of J Brownlee's store, on the K.i-t side of Michigan stieet, at No I where they intend keeping bjsj hand, Saddles and Harness of all kinds, und will rH as cheap aa the cheapest. Call and examine their stock sad work. All i iisjss.is. i i dii sssi Ossriiuil iinliu I4tf

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t nra üb or St. John's Cough and Consumption SYRUP. mmmm TWO Bottles of flrrup cured Mrs. T. Fife, Vascom. Ohio, of a oufh and pain in br side of three years' Munt; One bottle cured the wife of C. Zimmerman, tt.. Commissioner of S--nva coantj. Onto, of a fough au4 pain in her side and breast of thret years' standing;. Six bottle oared Mrs. John Houck. Wolfcreek township, of a rouKh, with safere pain in her side and breast, of two years' standing. eour hottles cured Mrs. O. W Zeicler, Fort Seneca. Of io, of a cough, p-iln in her side and breast, and fenera! debility, of four years' standing. She had been under the care of Ave prystciant, all of whom pronouncad ber - incurable. Two bottles cured Mrs. Sm1l. of Fort Ball. Ohio, of a cugh of twenty years' standing. She took it when a child, directly after haying had the measles. Fire bottles cured a young lady in the family of Mr. John Miller. Eden township, feneca Co., 0.. of a cough and palpitation of the heart, of about a year's standing. She waa apparently upon the versa of the grave. Her physician and friends expected she would soon die, and she was at one time supposed to be dead. Three bottles cured Mrs. Elinbeth Campbell, an old lady of seventy years of age. Mexico. Ohio, of a cough with which she had been suffering several years. Three bottles cured C. L. Johnson. Esq.. Cashier of the Seneca County Bank, of a cough and general debility of several months' standing, which It was feared would terminate in consnmptinn. One bottle cured C. K. WaltoD. Member of Congress, from Ohio. He wrote from Washington City to his family in Ohio : " Send me by express one bottle or St. John's Ou-h and Consumption Syrup, which I want for a friend. The bottle I obtained the day I left home, cured my very severe cold, and also cured a friend." One large bottle restored to excellent health, a daughter of M. Shaffer. Esq . of Bacora. 0. 8he was afflicted with a very severe cough and pain In her side ehout six mnths. Four large bottles cured Mr. J. Shaffer, near Oreencastle. Fa , of a disease of three years' standing, which prevented him from doing hard work. One physician doctored him for dyspepsia, and another for consumption, without affording any relief. "St. John's Cough and llonsumption Syrup." says tha Sandusky Pemoorat. " is an excellent remedy for coughs and colds : io fact, we do not know Its equal. Numerous cases have come uuder our observation, in whieh the patient, apparently sinking under consumption, has been restored to health by its use. We have used It with great success In nur own family. 8ix bottles cured Dr. Stoffer. a respectable old schnol physician, of Oregon. Ohio. He was some months confrnrd to his bed with a disease of the lungs. Seven physicians visited him, and agreed in the belief that he could not recover. Connecticut omecticut. wr -Mr. Edvard H. Kalor. IsaJhasa Connecticut, wrote Dec. 5. 156: "Having travelled thi nigh a great portion cf the Western country. I be came acquainted with ycir popular Cough and Consumption Syrup, which is o very extensively used in the Western world. I wish to know if you have an agency 10 ew l ork City ; if you have, please inform me by return mail, who is y aw h if Tit. and where. as I want some for myself and friends. wh are snffering with coughs and colds If you have no agency iu New-York, I shall send the money to you for a case. Please Inform me what will be the expense of three dossen small boU ties, delivered in New Vork City. My business is railroading on the New York and New Haven Railroad. I think your Syrup the greatest article io the world for coughs and colds. My wife says she knows it saved her lfe once in Michigan, and says she don't want to be witko:t it in the houne." lowa Mr. c. w. Brooks, a well-known wealthy cltt. gen of Newton. low, said to the proprietor of 8t. John's 1 oiign auo uiistiriiptive Svrup : I wish you would esUtlflirh an agency in our place for the sale of your Syrup. I consider it greatly superior to any preparation in the world for a similar purpose. It has saved my life and restored me to sound and robust health, when I was so far n ne with ensumption as to he considered beyond the reach of medicine. If yon don't establish an agency fh our v' I will carry hack with me a supply for myself and several of my friends. You must not send less than a gvnea of the large bottles. I coald sail that quantity myelf." IltirXTis Messrs. NMHams Adams, of HuntJv. 111., wrote. April 1, K, : "Send us a supply of your Cjugh and Consumption Syrup. We are entirely out. Itisconsidered v those who have used it as the verj bvst cough rrt-.iirine now in use." Mr. John Lafland. RsVni Township. Seneca Co.. 0., was eurcd of a cough of ten years' standing by the use of K John's CutiKh anl Consumption Syrup. New-York. I was troubled with a very severe cough snd cold, and was so hoarse si to be unable to speak above my breath. I made u-e of several small bottles of L l. St. John's Cus;h HHd Conromption Syrup, and ws soon relieved. In consequence of the speedy relief afforded in my own case, and the general high character of this med;:ine. I take pleasure in recornrneodfnf it as an article of ureal value. E. AYRES. T Pearl street. T. Sold by all Medicine Dealers who will furnish ft. Joint s Almanacs gratis. I. h. St. John t Co., Tlflta C . 0.. Sjeneral Agents fOr the Western States. HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC: A Prize Estay on Nerrout DiteatU. Just puhlished, the 30th thousand, in a scaled envelope, price 10 cents; or sent post paid, by the Publishers for 3 stamps: Medical Essay on the Phvsk vi. E.xhacstiov and Decay of the frame from Indulgence, Infection and the injurious eonsequences of M'-rcurv, with the modern mrnnt of curt. By R J CUCVERWELL, M D, Member of the Ryal Collepe of Surgeons, &c &c &c. O'Spermatorrho a, or seminal emissions, nervous Debility, Impob-ncy. Ioss of Energy, Depression of Spirits, Timidity, Diseases of the seminal Organs, and impediments to Marriage generally, are promptly and effectually cured by the Author's novel and most successful mode of treatment, by means of which the Invalid can regain pristine health without having recourse to dangerous .md expensive medicines. From the London Lancet. "The best treatise ever written on a subjec t ol vital importance to all, well worthy ÜM Author's exalted reputation." Address "the Publishers: C J C Kline k Co. 1st Avenue, ror 19lh Street, Post Box 4fb6, New York City. I2m3ins. Look Out Folks! THE ELEPHANT'S LOOSE! W take this method of informing the citizen o Mnrshall nnd adjoininc counties that we are dailv rssüi I'tfiO Imii VnsT i L t ' tCF 1 1 et t r f GROCERIES. WOODESWARK, STATIOXKRT AND V A N K E I NOTIONS ! An-! in fact, everything kept in the Grocery tine, which we will tell at wholesale or retail Teiry Cheapl We say without fear of corrtradtetio that we will sell a tetter trticie and mere of it for 2LLaUB . , ,. , nT othr "tabhshmefrt west of Pittabargh. if you want to buy anything in our line lit i i 8iT" us caU hOTC K"inR elsewhere, as we war rant everything sold by us to be a t f Y IL 1? T T PT 17 I i VJ Kß J J it JA. X X Vy IJ JTj One of the firm having been in die business for seme time past, begs leave to tender to the pöblic bis sincere tnamis for part favors, and hopes by Höne! mill 1.111 ilpalllkj To merit a conttrruanre of tire same, iu exchange for Groceries We take ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE! f awn rr tuS HIGHEST MARKET PRICK Sale room, No 1 Corbin's Block, north west cor ncr of Michigan ami L Porte HtreeM, Plymouth, Imliana. VINNKDOE k BRO. N. u. 1 articulur attention .aid to orders. October 91s 1868. Nftf

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ARRIVAL.! AND RGEST AND SHE APS ST STOCK O F CLOTHINCw! GENTS' Furnishing Goods &c., EVER BROUGHT TO Is now on exhibition at PIERCE'S On the West side Michigan street. The proprietor has lately returned from the East where he purchased, at the lowest cash prices, the largest and best selected stock of Winter Clothing, That has ever been offered to the people of Mar shall county. Particular .ttention has been given to the selection of Goods, and the proprietor is confident that he can give gen"ral satisfaction, both in price and quality. Mv stock consists in part of COATS, PANTS, DRAWERS, HATS k CAPS, BOOTS k SHOES, GENTS' SHAWLS, &c. Intending to make this my permanent home, I shall give such bargains as will merit a liberal patronage. I can and will sell so cheap as to "BEAT THE JEWSI Oct. 2849 H. PIERCE. HONEST CORNER' STILL THE CENTER OP ATTRUTION. NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED! Having survived the flames of March a year a go paid up my creditors collected a portion of my debts, I am happy to announce to my nn tner ous friends and customers that I have uow onband a general assortment of DRY GOODS Consisting cf ataiost er cry article used ir hat line in the west. Of all kinds to suit all classes of people. I am not going to make a blow, not going to tell you that I will aell my goods for NOTHING! But that I will sell them as cheap as I oan afford to An eipericnce of more titan twelve years in the MrTfhajrtrlc Risinrs Convince m thai "EQÜAL AND EXACT JUSTICE TO ALL" Is the motto which should govern both btrycrand seller. Give me a call, friends, examine my Stork of iGforet'ie, BOOTS AND SHOKS, HATS A St) CAPS, &Ct &C, feo, dec. And if you don't want to buy it will not cost vou anything. J. BROWN LEE. BY THE WAY ! hnr a Urgti imnunt on book and notes, for goods aold long ago. I need the money juet now j as f have g'Trre hesrvv pav time. Those who know tl not do me a greater favoi incuts to make in a short themsel res indebted could arcater ryor thnn f."prv ) m m m m r

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Something Interesting TO THE PUBLIC ! Let all give attention! THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE OPENED, one door north of the Post Office, an exteniy stock of

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Embracing a general assortment of everything belonging to thatlim of trade. Having purchased their stock LOW, they feel confident in saying that they can sell on such terms as will warrant PUBLIC PATRONAGE. They invite the citizens of this vicinity to an examination of their stock and prices, that they may satisfy themselves as to their terms. They have in connection with their store, SUPERIOR work 3ien, who are ready to fill promptly, all orders for domestic manufacture. Be it further known that they will pay in CASH, the highest market prices for all kinds of FURS, PELTS. GREEN & DRY HIDES, Ac, dtc. As they purpose making their store a permanent institution of Plymouth, the public may be assured that they will always find iheir stock complete. LEATHER & FINDINGS, Constantly on hand. Remember the place and give us a call one loor nortn ot the rest umce. Wan. C. EDWARDS, J. F. VANVALKENBURGH. Plymouth, Ind., December 2nC 1868. f vol 4no DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING! SELLING CHEAPER THAN EVER! WE would respectfully call the attention of purchasers to the fact that we have just re ceived from the Eastern cities, a well selected stock of Dry Goods! READY-MADE HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, &C. Having bought our stock at first class Houses, we can offer you Goods at prices to suit the times, I N. B. With the above we have connected a ! ESTlBLISenT Under the supervision of Mr where we are prepared to F. J. RENNER, MAKE CLOTHING TO ORDER! And keep constantly on hand CLOTHS, CASSIM'RS, VESTINGS. S. k M. BECKER. apr29-23 DRUG STORE. nr. T. MtMM O.V Has removed his stock of DRUGS AND M D1CINES to the room one door east of Patterson A; Cleaveland store on La Porte street, Plymit. mm outn ind, where he keeps constantly on hand PURE DRUGS AND EBI011EST Carefully selected frrom the best Wholesal Establishments in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Chicago. Country Merchants. AND PHYSICIANS GENE RALLY Will find it to their interest to give him a Call as he warrants everv article sold bv him tobe just what it is represented. In addition to his large stock of Drugs ami Medicines, may be found ENDLESS QUANTITIES of YANKEE NOTIONS PerfumtTv, lair Oil, Burninc Fluid Tobacco And, in fact, everything usually kept in a Drug Store, at price as low an can he afTorded. Call und examine for yourselves. T. A. LEMON. JÜST fcECElVEfr. They arc of the Latest Style And WHEN WARRANTED -of the best quality. A. MYERS, ''cbii-l No. 2 Pershings Block. Molasses? Molasses? First rate SORGHUM MOLASSES Cheap atTHaver's Ware House. Now in the time tolmv 14 IM THAYER

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LAND AGENCY. 3,000 ACRES of GOOD LAND For Sale on Easy Terms. PERSONS wanting to buy or sell Land, will do well to call on the undersigned, who can gire facilities for purchase or sale equal to anj in the cou'itrv. FOrt SALE, at LESS than current rates, and on time: nw qr sec 34, (less 10 acres out of se cor. and l h of sw q of sec 97, town 32 n, of range 1 w 230 acres, 30 acres improved at North Bend, Stark county. The n h of nw fen w m r, sec 6 Michigan Road land 122 57-100 acres unimproved fix miles north of Plymouth fine, heavy timbered land, with water. The se q and e h of sw q of sec 22, and the ne q of sec 36, town 35 n, of range one e Polk township 400 acres heavy timbered, good waternear Tyner City tobe sold in quantities to suit purchasersThe s h of ne q of sec 29, town 33 c, of range 2 e, 80 acres, four miles south of Plymouth fif teen acres improved good land, timber and water The se q see 8, town 32 n, of range 2 e, 160 acres Green township eight miles from Plym

outh near sfore, mills, and in a good neighbornoon gooa umoer, nne grass marsh, and living running water. The e h of sw q of sec 25, town 34 n, of range 2 e,and sw q of sw q of 30, town 34 n, 122 acres, four miles north-cast of Plymouth good mill seat and saw-mill thirty acres improved buildings to be sold very cheap. The s h of nw q of sec 14, town 32 n, of range J e cloae bv I lrinernnrve Tntm ,n,nA bt,a --.a I - J f -. .. VWt IftUU flUU : good timber unimproved to be had on easv terms. Lot No. 6 in Wheeler's addition to the towu of Plymouth fine dwelling and good out houses. North If of Lot No. 3? in Plymouth, now known as "Baldwin House" a desirable location. Lot No. 91 in Plymouth good dwelling house. Part of Lots 73 and 74, Plymouth dwelling 34x40 feet far sale or rent. Lot No 40, Plymouth good dwelling and two story business house, on one of the best corners in town to he had at a bargain. Persons desirous of purchasing in this vicinity, will do well to give us a call. REEVE k CAPRON, December 9th 2tf Plymouth, Ind. F1sTMRIV.il OF 1859. JUST RECEIVED AT TIIK 4 Low Store," 4000 YARD SHEETINGS, 3000 YARDS PRINTS, 500 YARDS GINGHAMS, 1000 YARDS VELVET TRIMMINGS, 1000 YARDS DENIMS, 500 YARDS SHIRTINGS STRIPES, 500 YARDS TICKINGS; Also a large assortment of DE LAINES; DE BEG ES, JEANS, SATINETTS. CAMBRICS, 4c kc c All the above goods, and many more, will be ! sold at a small advance from cos. With our large increase of trade we are enabled to offer Better Bargains than ever before We return many thanks to the public generally for the liberal patronage they harre grren us, and hope by still making ours the LOW PRICE ST RE' To merit a continuance of their favors We invite all to give us a call and see for themselves. LOOK FOR THE SIQXf LOW 'JEW'S On the corner Sooth of Ihe Edwards House. Jan 90 1859 KlCfc k SMITH. Fe Iis HALL Would rcspeotfully announo, and invite the at tention of the citizen of Marshall and the adjoining founties. To the fact that he has purchased of Mr. JAMES MITCHELL his steck inthe FOUNDMBUSIMSS And from his experience in the business, feels confident he can give PERFECT SATISFACTIONALL KINDS OF I one on short notice. Having employed OOOD WORKMEN, he will warrant all work that is doae in the shop. ALL 9RDEES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ALL KINDS or Produce and old Iron Taken in exchange for Castings at his Grocery Plymouth, Jan. '59 6tf A FEW CASES of Dry Öootfs how coming in at the Low Price Store. Rrcx a SsrrrsT. BE.T quality of Imnerial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson and Black TEAS, t 49 VfNNEDftE k BRO'S. soap--all kind, fhrap at (33) Rirs a Smith's itRUP-apriro article.at (33) Rice a Sssilh'i. T OiLET Soap a fin aaaortment.at (31) Brooks: a Brno' rftHE best quality of brown SÜOÄR, by the

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Right about Face! AND HALT AT ir row WAHT TO BCY FURNITURE! Chairs. BUREAUS S TABLES, STAND?, &c AT THE He buys for eab, keeps a complete' soriment, and being a practical workman, is enabled o make good selections. He has no old $toek to palm off upon the public, but on the contrary, has aa entire NEW STOCK, Three-fourths of it having been purchased end manufactured within the last thirty days. He keeps constantly in his employ good workmen who wii; MANUFACTURE OR REPAIR ny article in his line on ehort notice, in I and reasonable terms. Of all sire?, constantly on hand and made to order He will also furnish an1 Elegant Hearse, when requested, accompanied with a carefiri driver to attend fuucral processions. Rememter the place two doors north of the Cincinnati Clothing to Doc SO, .M :tf A BoYr ORIENTAL LIFE LINIMENT! Cures Rheumatism. Cures Frost P.ites. Oriental Lifo Liniment Cures Old Sore?. Oriental Life Liniment Cures Cuts and Bruises. Oriental Life Liniment Cures Scratches on Horse. Oriental Life Lfnimetrt Cares Sweenv on Horses. Is not a SECRET REMEDY: the Printed Analysis accompanies each Bottle. Sold by Druggists and Country MerciHtrrte at 05 cents, 50 cents, and One Dollar per bottle. Manufactured by Da. R. D. PORTER, 9G Third Street, Louisville, Kentucky. Dr R. 0. PORTER S TWO HIf?$& SRO: Will dure Sick Headache in Two Minutes These Dropä seift enre sficfc Headache In two minutes. In every case where the patient r not relieved in Five minutes after taking the Two Minute Drops, the money will be refunded - The Two Minute Drops are perfectly safe and pleasaut to take, and will be found of instant benefit in sick headache, nausea and sick stomach, faint! ess, pain in the stomach, colic, or pain in the si le, painful cough, depression fof spirits, &c , ftc, Sold everywhere at 0 cents per bottle. Manufactured by Dr. R. D. Porrra, 96 Third Street, Lousvrlle, Ky. PORTER'S ULYS ER PILLS! Promote Digctron and impart tone and vigor to the system. In their action they are tonic and alterative, an'i mildly laxative. They do not gripe or nauseate in the least; at the same time they are certain in their action, curing habitual ostiveniss, sick headache, dizziness, loss of appetite, debility, depression of spirits. &e., kc. Asa Female Pill, they have no 'superior in I Aroenoralfea, or snppresmon of the menses, and other monthly diseases. These Pills effectually reriovc the exciting cause, and restore the patient to health in a few days. These fills are purely vegetable, conUinras no mercury or other deliterious drugs. lies- rills are given in doses of one pVV after d Mstjr every day untill the disease Is rerr-oved. If the disease does not yield in 48 hours, increase the dose to two or three pills at a time. Manufactured with great care bv !h R. D. For ter. 96 Third Street, Louisville, Ky., and sold by druggists generally r price 2S cents per box. ny person who does not lite cm . ement to an agent can have the pils sent by mail, postage paid, by remitting 25 ce nts to the proprietor. vr five boxes for one dollar. If ou deire health ak for POUTER DINNER PILLS, tnd us M other. Jan. 27, 1n9. 9---tf PARTNER WANTED ! Who has a email amount of Mnney! .dnytWy who has the money will do, and then the pmttnrr will bo dispensed with. We have 160 acres of choice Und t nell Sft seres under fence and 40 to 50 acre m ctiveeisM ;. splendid timber first quality of sod good; water in a good neighborhood, and near to a saw mill . grist -mill, store, school and ehurch. It i welt worth $25 p r acre, and MI'ST BE SOLD. The owner mumthmwe $2,000 within eighteen months $1,900 at least of which bmsM be had very soon; and any man who gets the land fcr Hat, wlÄ hare' made a very handsome sum of money. Thiv ip pn nurabug ; and anybody wanting a firet-rate home hd best apply soon, to REEVE k CAPRON. Dec. 9 f AtCys, Plymouth.

AT MY WARE HOUSE, ON THE tOUTH sideef the R R.the followinj: articles: (Jood Flour, Lard, smoked Hasaa end Shoulders. Piek led Pore , Com, Oat, Potatoes; and Clover Seed. I hv fr bushels of HUNGARIAN GRA95 SEED to let on shares. I w!l pay CASH far all the above named articles. ri m ii i; ru,A:ic