Marshall County Democrat, Volume 4, Number 25, Plymouth, Marshall County, 19 May 1859 — Page 3

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rvBLisnco evert thcksdat moxmng, by HIcDCKVAIjP & BROTHER. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO TUB IL C. DEMOCRAT & M. C.BEPUBLICAM. ADOPTED MAY 7th, 1859. OncYkai, I Advance,.. Nise Moxths do Smx Months, do Three do do $1,50 . 1,25 . ,!() . ,50 ADVERTISING: One square of 220 Brevier ems or less, three I weeks or less, $1,00; each additional insertion 25 cent. Longer advertisements in proportion, t .1 i. i r - . i. .? i,-ir- . H Willi iUII uarc Ml uv wi ivu m iwii ouuai c I and over half a uare to be charged as a whole j 1 square.

12 mos : 1 Sqruare 2 do .1 do 4 do i Column C do S P,00j 12,00 1 t : ' ; i:,oo : 18,00 ; 19,00 do do do 3R oo ! 1 50,oo AU Special Notices tobe inserted amon- read- j ing mttcr, to be charged 2 per cent above re gu- I lar rates, after termination of existing contract, j All legal advertfsemenU to be either paid for . in advance, or satisfactory secured, and piyment j in no case to be deferred longer than thirty days af-1 ,,e advertising has run out, except in cases where the pv comes out of the County Treasury and has first to be allowed by the County Hoard. All advertisements of every kind must be paid in advance, except where the publishers are owing or hare running accounts with the advertiser. Agents in other towns and cities to be allowed 25 per cnt commission, but no advertisement of any kind to be iaserUd at less than regular rates. The rates fur Job Work, which must also be paid far as soon as the work is completed, except as above specified, will b made known at either offie. The above terms will be strictly adhered to in very instance. McDonald & bro.. Publishers Democrat. I. MATTING LY, Publisher Republican. L O C A L, ITEMS. X3TSeo fourth column of this page for latest intelligence. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION Thare will be a Democratic CounS Convention helJ at th Court-house in Plymouth on th 18th day of June, 1659, at 1 o'clock P. M., to nominate candidates for County Clerk, and Commissioner. The Democrats in the several Townships art requested to meet in township Convention on the 11th day of Jim next, to elect delegates to the County Convention. This step is highly nectssary.and is most earnestly urgtd upon the

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Democrat of every township, and it is hoped that rumxESS Headaciik, kc These pains and no to iiihip will neglect it, and particularly that ! di3!lgrcffai,ie feclings are generally symptoms of Democrats will not j ermit any others to meet and ; f(tmc othcr compIaii,t; wich as dysp'epsia, apoplexy appoint for them while they stay at home. I ailJ rarioiw otllcrs, all of which are caused by It has been thought that an apportionment of J corrupt uoxa lnutur, clogging the various circuCel'cn based on the last Congressional vote, iaUons;iK.ncCf a ftrcam or ru?u f blood to the would be aa equal as it could be made and that j he ftn j by the excitement a great pressure on ratio has been adopted. This will give each town- : brain Giddiness, headache, lossof memory.dimship delegate? as follows: j I1C?S of an,i var;ou5 othCr complaints are the Union 8, Ccr.Ur 21, C.rcn P, Bourbon 8, rwsujL Thus:t wiilbe neon that all theabove painGerman 7, Polk C, North 6, Tippecanoe 5, ful aU(1 Stressing maladies owe their origin to the Wo?i C. j blood. l)r Morse's Indian Root Pills are acknowlLet every Democrat confer it his duty to at- ! wlgcJ tQ bc lhc oqU mCll;dnc. thoroughlv purify tend the township meeting, and see that del gates ' the,,lo0(l Thv ctl"tor tjie Moo,i au, foinv tlle arc ielccted who will attend. stream of life through the system They root out By order of the Central Committee. ! al foulncs3 ailll (irivc out o;.cry unhealthy obstruc- , A. C. STALE,Ch'm. j t5on Ill0V fi10ujj oe taken every night in suftic1 lent quantities to operate briskly, by commencing . . n . . . with two pills on going to bc, throe the next nidit, ITThe Senior of the Democrat has been renun' L 1 t . t n. . , . , , . I four the next; if the symptoms are not removed, ied bv the presentation of a tobacco box, bv that j . , ' . , ... ' ,, ,,, ' r. ; commence again with two pills and go up again as inimical and self-sacrificing soul .Matt. Horn,,, . . ... lM . .. . , , , , , , 'before Continue n like m inner until the blod is Lsi., that his efforts m bt-half of the people of ; , , , . , ,. , . . , , , , ! thoroughlv punned, and all pain and distress is Marshall Countv in particular, and the worldat ' . , . . , , -,,,. rntirelv removed Obtain one of our i ree Almalarge, have been appreciated. Mav he Iiv one i , ,. . . , . it- l i ; nacs, mid read tlie historv of Dr More i father and

rgTowles. Vornote it be. BZTRer. Mr. Davh will preach at the Presbyterian Church in this place on Sabbath next, May 22d,at the usual hours. tTGodey's Lady's book for June is on our table. This magazine of all others, is the best for the feminine portion of community. In it they will find everything calculated to maks their homes a paradise on earth. We cannot too 6trongly urge our lady friends to subscribe for fJodey. We can furnish it for $2 a year. U"Ve have received the Ladies American Magazine for June. This Magazine ranks among the best Ladies' Magazines published America, and has already attained an enviable position with the leading periodicals of the day. $2 per year; address Henry White 7 Ileekman Street, N. Y. JLTThe lovers of good ice-cold lemonade, iccereara, sada-water, Ac., will be glad to learn that their wants can be supplied by calling on Messrs. Stalzt k Edwards, first door north of A. C. S tale j 's store, on Michigan street. !UDa J. J. Vixall, having been confired at home for fevcral weeks past, by sickness in his family and the death of his daughter, is now liberated and prepared to attend to the calls of his patrons with his usual promptness. A Large Sale. More than twenty-five thousand copies of Da De L amy's celebrated essay on Nervous Diseases have already been published in this country. It is by a celebrated author and costs but a tri3. See Advertisement. American Watches. A. Myers at No. 2, Pershing Block, keeps constantly on hand a supply of the celebrated American Watches, manufactured at Waliham, M.ns. These watches are said to be, by those ? ho hare thoroughly tested them, superior to any silver watches now manufactured, either in Europe or America. They are warranted to keep time ten years which is a sufficient guarantee that they are all they are represented to be. Nice Shoes. Edwards & Van., at the post-offic-, haye a nico article of Women's Shoes for sale a little cheaper than at Any other establishment in town. They always have an eye to the wants of th Printers, and this fact alone 13 sufficient to recommend thm to the favorable consid eration of the public. Many thanks for the favors received last week. are pleased to notice prosperity attending Messrs. Gardner Ac Ilaslanger. They are good workmen, and give satisfaction in every instance.

Fuller House. Last week we neglected to call attention to the Fuller House card. It has been thoroughly renovated and refilled, and thft traveling public will find an

attentive landlord, and good fare at moderate prices. jttTMessrs. Liudscy ifc Welton have presented us with a copy of "Our Musical Friend," a weekly publication of twehe pages of New Music, at 10 cents a week. ! They keep the Friend for sale at Lemon's Drug Store; and to "our musical friends," we heartily recommftnd it. VAii?irn Tf ir1i . hv nr W. P. Watkm9Mr AsherStillson and Ellen O Burch, all of Marshall County Indiana. On the 11th inst, at Maxincuckec, Marshall - , r r I T l T .... Indiana, by D C. Larue, Justi re, Mr Low. is Rector and Miss J-arah A Smith. DIED On the morning of the 12th inst RaCHKL Vi.nall, aged 16 years and 6 months, oldest daughter of J. J. and inall. Cleveland, Ohio, papers please copy. The death of one so estimable will be rojjrettctl by all, but oh! how much more by those to whom she was very dear. Death lull entered the household, and . , "with Ins sickle keen adUd another inhabitant to that silent city the "citv of ' mo t.au; anoiner nower nas wunereu another Toun-' life sickened and died. Passing away ! passing away ! That one so young, so lovely one whoso heart was the home of the most tender emotions, should be taken away from the arms of those she loved, is indeed sorrowful; but IIorK bids us look forward to the day when the broken home-circle will be again united. Mournfully, tenderly, bear hor away," for she is now at rest her hands are folded, the work is dono her spirit is at peace, and the cares and perplexities of this world are to her as though they "were not." The Reapeu hath taken her to his Father's home above, and, although heart-strings are rudely shaken by the blow, the hearthstone rendered desolate, and hearts achiog with the void which none but Belle could fi.l, yet we must submit meekly, for 'tis His will. Bury her in the church-yard, where the willow and cypress are drooping; where the low winds at even -tide chant a solemn requiem over the graves of tin doparted, and where tears will water the hillock under which she lies. how the medicine was introduced Beware of a counterfeit on these Pills Yellow Wrappers All genuine arc in Hluc wrappers with the signature of A J White & Co on each box Dr Morses Indian Toot Pillsorc sold by all dealers in Medicines PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES, MELAIXOTYPES. and STEREOGRAPHS Takea daily at the Cosmopolitan Gallery, over Pershing's Drug Store, e,ual to any taken in the Union. Call and examine the sublime view of Niagara Falls, the Greek Slave, a Palace by Gas Lipht, &c, in that wonderful instrument, the Stereo?cope. Stereoscope views of private or public buildings taken, and tlio Stereoscope furnish"d to order. Terms at low as can be afforded, and all pictures warranted. JulvSOth-3Gtf J. CARRUTT, Artist. Da Koback's Rkmedies. We publish in anoth er column of to-day's paper, an article copied from the Cincinnati Times, descriptive of Dr Roback's extensive medical establishment in that city. By the way, Dr Robacit'g Remedies haTe obtained a great anc deserved popularity with all classe?. It has been but a short time since these Remedies were introducd into our section of country; yctDr Brenan, Br Roback's agent in this place, informs that his sales of the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier now far exceed those of all other medicines for which he is agent, combined. The reason for this, is, that they have stood tho test of practical experience. We know this not only fiomthe mouths of others, but we have used thm in our own family with the very btst results. For all diseases of the blood, general debility, wheth er pioceeding from natural weakness, indigestion, and all kindred ailments, we recommend the Scan dinavian Remedies as the very best aiedicinca ex tant. Teoy are destined to achieve, not an ephe moral succes, but a permanent and deserved rep utation, which will render them a necessity in e ery family. Sapolean O, North West, March bee Advertisement. NOTICE TS bu-eby given that the undersigned will, at the I next regular srpsion of the Hoard of Com mis sionersof Marshall county, to be hold on the first Monday of June next, apply for license to retail Fpiniuotis anu miu liquor in accoruance wnii iuc Licence Act of the late General Assembly of the State of Indiana. The location on whichl propose to Bell, is on lot number 171 in the origin Iator Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana. 22tl A. OAMBRILL. Notico Is hereby given, that the underpinned will, at the next regular session of the board of Commissioners of Marshall County, to be held on the first Monday of Juno next, apply for a license to retail spirituous and m ilt liquors, in accordance with the License Act of the late General Assembly of the State of Indiana The location on which I propose to sell is in the building known as tho "Shanghai Saloon" on the south part of lot number fortv-one in the original plat of the town of Plvmouth. Marshall County, Indiana JOHNS. ALLKMAN. -1 Applicant.

.J. C. LEONARD. H. B DICKSON & CO. Oa La Porte Street, PLYMOUTH, IND. Have just arrived from New York, where they purchased the largest and most complot: assortment of HARDWARE, JAPANNED WARE, A XI 1 EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. ts c o 7? n o C P to O B o 2 o o r O CO -3 O O s y 3 t3 P p VC c c c o c c C a p p -1 (3 S3 a 31 o 3 o v. n 3 C" P o o C P O cr er m n 3 OA P -1 a 0 s o a o on O p CK n We have a complete assortment of Stoves at low prices, and are determined to suit our customers with quality and prices. c 3 s o in o -3 4 5 it 3 O a S d K O C 0 a c "3 C I c o a 5 is o o o G H o cS o o s o o m c o V c o -a C a t C 5 C o u rt o o CS is "o O c o u o O E We are permanentlv located in PK month. with just the stock, friendsthat will suit you. We arc ueierniine i that no Man, Woman or Child, "in all the regions round about," shall undersell us and respectfully solicit your patronage confident that in the variety, quality and low price of our stock that we can suit every one wishing anvthins in our inie. awv-i 11. jj. 1 ;h.s , u. a Jftist lieceivedj A NEW STOCK OF SPUING AND SUMMER (JOODS! 'HONEST CORNER' STILL THE HESTER OF ATTRACTION. NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED! Hating survired the flames of March a year a go paid up my creditors rollected a portion of my debts, 1 am happy to announce to my nit mer ous friends and customers that I have uow onhand a general assortment of BDMlTCRdPaDIIDS Consisting of almo.-t erery article tizi iz that line in the west. Of all kinds to suit all clauses of people. I am not going to make a blow, not going to tell you that 1 will sail mj goods for NOTHING! But that I will sell them as cheap as I can afford to An experience of more than twelve years in tint Mcrchiililc Business Convinces mc that "EQUAL AND EXACT JUSTICE TO ALL" Is the motto which should govern both buyer and seller. Give me a call, friends, examine my Slock of Groceries, B O OTS A X SHOES, HATS AND CAS, tfcc, tc, tc, ttc. And if you don't want to buy it will not co;t you anything. J. BRGWNLKE. BY THE WAY I have a large amount on hook and notes, for goods sold long asro. I need the money juit now rh I have some heavy payments to tn ike in a short j time. I hose who Know themselves indebted could notdome a greattr favor than topay NOV. Plymontb, OctoliT 21, 156 S.

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LATEST NEWS BY DAILY PAPERS Latest from Europe. Arrival of the Araso & Nova Scoliaii. St. Johns, N. B.; May 16. The steamsnip Arago passed Cape Race and an abstract of her news, which was put on board a fishing boat by Capt. Lyns, has reached this port.

. s . . The news has been mainly anticipated by arrivals at Sew lorK, out oemg one day later, possesses one or two features of interest. Napoleon's manifesto appeared in tho Monitour 011 the 3d. Tho Bank of Franco had raised ita rate of discount, from 3 to 4 per rent. In the Liverpool brtadstuTs market rain opened buoyant, and prices advanced considerably for ail descrit. tions closing quiet. Provisions had a general upward tendency. TI10 panic on the ex London Stock change had subsided. There had betn no collision between tUAuatnan and Sardinian army, but one was expected at any moment. xpecteu at any Napoleon had sent forward a declaration of war to his legislatiflf, announcing his intention to head ti e army. The French were pouriug into Piedmont. The commercial intelligence is the same w 1 as that by the Arago. FiankfortBank had also raisedjts rate of discount from 3 to 4 per cent. The Dutch Government had applied to tho Chambers for a credit of 500,000. The advance in the rates of interest by the Bank of England was expected to be made by the 5th. The French Minister at Vienna and the Austrian Minister had both quitted their posts. Napoleon was expected to leave on the Cth. Napolecn sent to the corps legislatiff, on the 3rd, a strong warlike manifesto, in which he says Austria has virtually declared war agninst France; and nothing remains for Franco but to take up the sword in defense. Ho disclaims all idea of a conquest, and professes nothing but the purest sympathy for Italy, and says he is about to pla:e himself at the head of the army, and leave the Empress nnd his son to the patriotic care of the French people. Austrian troops were concentrating along tho Siessia, and had occupied Vercilli Triesto and tho surrounding country had ben declared in a alato of siege. General Gcnlay, the Austrian commander, had imposed a heavy contribution. The panic on 'Chango at London had subsided. Business was dull, but consols had advanced. Arrival or the Steamer Weser anil ISoriiKsia. New York, Mav IG. Thti steamers Weser and Borussia, from Southampton to the 3d inst., arrived last evening. Tho Pacific and tho New York arrived out April 30, and the Canada May 2. The details of the earlier movements of the belligerent arms as they approached each other on tho plains of Piedmont are llivs far exclusively derived from telegraphic dispatches. Viesxa, Thursday. News from the seat of war must be received with considerable reserve, but there is reason to believo that four divisions commenced operations yesterday. Ono division, under Gen. Baron Zogil, probably advanced Irom Placenza, and another, under Gen. Von Benedict, probably crossed the Ticino at Pa via. General Duitield crossed :ho bridge at Buifalosia, and met with little or no resistance. The division under General Baron Reischach probably crossed tho Ticino by means of a pontoon bridge. Turin, Thursday. The steamer which arrived at Genoa on the 27th brought r. proclamation to the Tuscan army, inviting it to await the signal of war, to advance in a compact body of 12,000 men to reinforce Piedmont. A similar proclamation had been addressed to tho troops in the Itemagna. Turin, Friday. Generals Canrobert and Neil have arrived her and gono to join tho King. Tho debarcalion of tho French troops at Genoa continues. A considerable part of the division of the Alps is encamped at Susa, in Piedmont. The Austriaiis are concentrating in great masses at Placenza, where proclamation has been issued by an Austrina commissioner extraordinary. Turin, Sunday Evening. The following official bulletin has beeu published: Two thousand Austrians occupy Montara, and 400 infantry and cavalry. No movement has been mado towards Vert illi. The Austrians i large numbers have quitted Placenza and proclamed a stttementof sieg. They appear to have concentrated their forces on tho left bank of the Po. Gen. Bonas died on Saturday last of an attack of aponleiy. Vienna, hnday evening. In all probability there was a sharp action at the Telodepori Bullalosa, yesterday. It is reported that thfl Austrians. af er a considerable I06S, took it at tho point of the bayonet. It is said that Montara had Wen taken to-day. Vienna, Sunday. Tho Austrians have occupied Intra Palazzo and Aroma on the Lago Maggiora, the Sardinians ru treating on their approach. Telegraph wires to Swilzland have been cut by the Austtiam. Turin, Saturday. The corps de armio which entere 1 Piedmont by Bravellona, consists of 20 battalions and 8 batteries of cannon. At 11:30 this nurninr the advance posts wero at Vcspolate, in the Province of Novara, and a still more numerous corps dearmi on tho march from Vigcvaro by Montara. JtiTTho Boston Advertiser says that the value of foreign goods imported at that port, during the first four monllm of th'g year, cxce;ds tho amount f.r the same limo a year ago by 84,672,000. iTiTTlirj papor9 of Wisconsin speak fa vor.ibly of tho appearance of the wheat crop, The last two years liava been disastrous.

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urn liiiLA I ijai w UiHJhn I N World To those who do business on the j old Fogy principle is, how tho ; "Low Price tore,"j MAw A NAG ES to beat them all in selling Goods. ! ; j m i uiu uu Äuulf tv Ivb infill 1 m 'j vux v. , ; cretf but we have a word to say to the citizens of ' c are not ;roin;r to let them into our seMarshall Countv, and all others who purchase i Uoods at I lymouth. Inlaying in our Goods, we do not confine ourselves to a few Jobbing Houses in one place, but take advantage of diUerent Markets by buying of Importers and Manufacturers In Uoston, ISew 1 01 k and other eas tern cities, and in this way get our Goods much cheaper. We take a great deal of time and pains in selecting Goods. e intend to make our homes 111 J'U mouth, and j customers will find every art cle the same as rep- ; ; resented. c are now receiving our SPRING & SUMMER C3r O C 33 3 7 , Com tllc arrest an(1 1 0 , n assortment of AT X :n r; n ex V? t t - Kk GROCERIES. Crockery-Ware, G-lass-ware, Boots & Shoes, Hals & Caps, Honnefs, Clolliing, Cutlery, &c.&c. EVER OPENED IN PLYMOUTH. Every one of the different branches are filled complete. We have space to give our prices on onlv a few articles. DeLaines De Boges, Lawns, fast colors, Prints Ginshams, , Sheetings, Denims Shirtiiif Stripes, Apron Checks Tickings Jeans, Women's Km'd. Shoes, do. Gaiters, Taint Leaf Hats, Y. II. 'lea Coflee Kice , Tish Salt 12'.;25pr. yd. J22'" 12 U 8 10 " 10 " 10 " 10 " 12'" o 1 00 50 r5(2l 12 :o c 7 " " 7 25 bbl IL7Wc respectfully invite all to examine our Gootls and prices. H e take irreat pleasure in showing them, and not urge vou to buv unless iou are suited LOW EWS SSO On the corner South of the Edwards House. ! April . 153 RICC & SMITH. N. II. All kinds of Country Produce taken at the highest market price. THE PEOPLE Of Marshall Co mil v nxlYidiiilv, ARE respectfully informed that E. PAUL Continus ino the Boot & Shoe Business, And intends manufactoring ami keeping on hand a supply of Hoots, Shoe, Leather, kc. This advertisement now will show The Plymouth people where to go. For Hoots ami Shoe? of every kind, To suit the most fastidious iniiid. Forthose who bow at Fashion's shrine. Please call at Paul's he does design To keep what cannot fail to suit, The latest style of Shoe or Hoot. If Ladies wish or dippers neat, To suit their minds and fit their feet Or Gaiters ot the latest fashion. When drcsrd to make a splendid dash in; Or Ilootees, Shoes, or aught to wear; Then call at Paul's for they are there Of every size and various hue. Made at the East and Westward too. We also have a Iluskin tie For walking which the Fair should buy, For the sake of health and comfort, too; Then call and buy our lJuskin shoe. Now Farmers, you will please to call .At I aul s Ins stok will please you all; Ilia slock is good and can't bc beat, lly any house on any street. A better Hoot cannot be mde, Than tlioe we keep for country trade; Our thick Ilrogausare also stout They'll wear till they are all worn out. Hut if vou want a finer shoo, Thon call at Paul's he'll furnish you With Calf, Morocco, or with Kip With kinds the best, that wi'l not rip. Young Misses, too, we fondly greet! Come let us beautify jour feet, With Gaiters, Slippers or Bootees, Of any kind that you may please, We also have for babes that creep, A little shoe that's very cheap 'Tis pliable and also neat, And will protect their little feet. Shoemakers here can be supplied With Tacks and Thread.-, and Awls and Lasts With Knives and Hirstles, Pegs and Rasps. Come one, come all give us a try, And we are sure tint you will buy At the sign of the Golden Hoot. 4Qtf.

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Would respectfully announce, and inrit the attention of the citizens of Marshall and the adjoining Counties, To tho fact that ho has purchased of Mr. JAMES MITCHELL, his stock in the And from his experience in the business, feel? confident he can give PERFECT SIT1SPICTI0X. A EL KINDS OF Done on short notice. Having employed GOOD WORKMEN, he will warrant all work that is duüc in the shop. ni'J A I.E KINDS or Produce and old Iron Taken in exchange for Castings at his Grocery Plymouth,Jan. WJ Otf

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Embracin a poneral assortment of ererythinjr i TPn graduating, is guranteed to be competent to belonging to that line of trade. Having pun hased ! minion tlio Tn. 1 -their stock LOW, they feel confident in saying j manaSC th that tbevcansell on such terms as will warrant i PUBLIC PATRONAGE. 0F ANY BUSINESS,

I hev invite the citizens of this vicinity to an examination of their stock and prices, that thev mav -n qualified to earn a salarv of from

satisfy themselves as to their terms. They have in connection with their store, SUPERIOR workmen, 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, TELIS, GREEN & DRY HIDES, Ac, Ac. As they purpose making their store a permanent institution of Plymouth, the public may be assured that they will always find their stock complete. LEATHER & FIIVDIIYGS, Constantly on hand. Remember the place and give us a cai! one door north of the Pest Office. Win. C. EDWARDS, J. F. VANVALKENBURGII. Plvmouth, Ind.. December 2nd lt58. vol 4no DRY GOODS AND SELLING CHEAPER THAN EVER! "f"H would respectfully call the attention of Y purchasers to the fact that we have just re I ceived from the Eastern cities, a well selected ! stock of I ItEADY-IADE HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, &,C. Having bought our stock at fir;t class Houses nc wiiuuiT yvu uroous at prices to suit the t me. N. B. With the above we have connected a TAILORIAG ESTJBLISÜM'iVT Under the punervision of Mr. whetc we arc prepared to F. J. RENNER, JLK'K CL0TII1XC TO ORDER! And keep constantly on hand CLOTHS, CASSIM'RS, VESTINGS, S. k M. BECKER. apr23-23 LATEST NEWS PROM PIKE'S PEAK IIA VE not created such an excitement a has tho arriral of an U N TR EC EDEN T E D LA RG E AN D WELL SELECTED SIOCK OF SPRIXG AiD SUMMER (iOODS AT DAVIDSON & GO'S Consisting of GENTLEÄIEN'S & BOYS' READY MADE TTfttst cit3 Caps, KM Furnishing GOODS, CLOTH." CASS1MERE.T, SATIN ETTS, LINEN, And COTTON, nnd a full assortment of Tailoring Trimmings, Trunk, Satchels, Roots k :-hoos etc., etc., all of which w ill and must be Fold at rates which will defy nil competition. Any person w ishing to purchase goods as above advertised, we could best convince them of the truth of our statements W civinsr us a call and examine our htook and prices to which service wo are at all times ready to attend. e would particularly direct attention to our Tailoring Department which is under Hn eflicient Superintendent who guarantees all work to be made according to style, under workmen like maimer; and as we have the advai.tagc of a Sowing Maolilno, Can afford the manufacture of garments at least one third less than customary prices. To our numerous friends and customers wo tender our thanks for past favors, and hope to merit a continuance thereof by fair nnd liberal dealing. Pershing Mock, No. 2. DAVIDSON & CO. Aprl4-2Hf

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Attending Dailv, ilarcli.l Usual time to complete a full course, from CU 1 weeks. $500 To $1,000. Students enter at any time Xo Vacation Review at pleasure. 51 PREMIUMS liest Penmanship! Ministers' Suns received at half price I For Circular and Specimens of Writing, inclose two lcttsr stamps, and Addresi F. W. JENKINS, Pittsli!nrL, Pa, j IJr. T. .1. i i Has removed his stock of DRUGS AND MGD- ; 1CINES to the room one door east of Patti'on & Cleaveland's store on Li Porte street, Pivmouth Ind, where he keeps constantly on hand PURE DRUGS AND Carefully selectfcd fmrn the bet Wholesale Establishments in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Chicago. Country Trrrixriif.v, AND PHYSICIANS GENERALLY' Will find it to their interest to gJre him a call as he warrants every article sold by him tobe just what it U represented In addition to hi large Ftockof Drug and .Medicines, mav be found ESDLESS QUANTITIES of YANKEE NOTIONS Perfumery, Hair Oil, Burning Tobacco, Fluid, Gisars, Sc, And, in fact, everything usually kept in a Drnjt Store, at prices as" low as can be afforded. Call ami examine for yourselves. T. A. LEMON. LAND AGENCY. ' 3,000 ACTES of GOOD LAND For Sale on Easy Terms. OfcliSONS wanting to buy or Sell Lind, willd I well to call on the undersigned,- who cau giv facilities for purchase or sale equal to any in th ecutitrv. FOR SALE, at LESS than current rates, ami oh time: nw or sec 34, (less 10 acre out of r cor.) and s h of sw ty of ee 57, town n, of rang 230 acres, lit) acres Improved at rortU Stark countv. h of iiw fch w m r, ee 6 Michigan Road land 1 thi 57-100 acres unimproved mile north of riymouth fine, heavy timbered land. With Watef. The se q and e h of sw q of see "22, r.i:d the r.o q of sec 36, town 35 n,cf range one c Polk tow nj shin 4' Hi acres heavy tilllberdt good aUr ! near Tyner City lobe old ti quantities to üi.it purehasorf. I The s h of ne q of sec 20, tonn 3S n, of i.mg i 2 e, b0 acres, four miles south of llymotti tif I teen acres improved pood land, timber rndwator I he 8e q sec?, town n, of ransre J e, II acres (Ireen to nhip tight miles from Plymouth near s'oie, uiil!.. and in a good neighborhood gtHxl titnber.'fine grass lrarsl:, andliiing, runniii" water. j The e h of sw q rf s?c 25, town 3-1 n, of nii. ! 12 e.uinl sw q of sw q of 30, town 34 n. 122 rr'-, ; four miles north east of Plvmouth good mill vcl and saw mill thirty nres improved building to be sold very cheap. The s h of nw q rf sec 14, town 32 n. of range 3e--clo?ebv Tippecanoe Town good land and good timber unimproved to be had en canj terms. I It No. f in Wheeler's addition to the town oj Plvnumth fine dwelling ami good out house. North 34' of Ixt No.;i in Plymouth, now knowf as"llaldw in House" a dcsitahlc location. IiOt No. 91 in Plymouth g.xd dwelling honst Part of Iots 73 and 74, lh mouth dwdhüg 3 1x40 feet for sale or rent. Lot No 40, Plymouth good dwelling ai d twostory business house, on one of thel es; corner ia tow n to he had at a bargain. I erson desu-ous of purchasing in this vi?m tr will do well to give us a call. ItEEVE k CAPRON, ri mouth, ltd December 9th 2if BLANKR FOR JUSTICES OK Peace for sale cheap, at this OQirc. Tim

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