Marshall County Democrat, Volume 4, Number 28, Plymouth, Marshall County, 9 June 1859 — Page 3

Mtavshll Count ir Utiiw trat rtBUsncD evert thcrsday morning, by McDOXAL. & BROTHER.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THB M. C. DEMOCRAT & M. C. REPUBLICAK. ADOPTED MAY 7th, 18 5 9. i One ear, In Advance Nwi Mosthj do .2j Six Month?, do J" i Three do - da -.... ,50 ÄUVEUTISING: Cnesmiareof 220 Brevier ems or less three weeks or tes, $i,oo? tacn uuimuiui mwruon zio ceufs. Longer advertisements in proportion, less than half a square to be carped as half a square and over half a square to be charged as a whole . irk l l .1 : : , t i square. 3 mos $ 3.00 5,03 6,00 7,00 e,oo 9,00 15.00 20,00 25,00 f! mos $ 5,00 8,00 9,00 10,00 12,00 13,01 22,00 2,00 9mos S 6.50 10,00 11.50 12,50 16,00 17,00 27,00 34,00 41,50 l'2mos 8.00 1 Sqrrare 2 d( 3 do 4 do Hftrt A j 15,00 j i 30.00 1Y Column do do 2 do 1 do ?a no ! 37,00 I 50,00 All Special Notices, tobe inserted among reading matter, to be charged 25 per cent above regular rates, after termination of existing contracts. All ltgal advertisements to be either paid for in advance, or satisfactory secured, and payment in no case to be deferred longer than thirty days after the advertising has run out, except in cases where the pay comes out of the County Treasury and has first to be allowed by the County iJoani All advertisements of every kind must be paid j In advance, except where the publishers are owing I

or have running accounts with the advertiser. J American Gold, ranging from 2,50 to '500; three Agent3 in other towns and cities to be allowed j iiunjreti gold and silvei Lever Hunting Watches, 23 per eent commission, but no advertisement of I ranfr;nfT f,0m 20 to 200; Gents' Gold Vest Chains any kind to be inserted at less than regular rates, j amf Indies Gold Guard Chains. Also, solid and The rates for Job Work, which mast also be ; clouble-Td:itea Silverware, consisting of Tablepaid for a3 soon as the work is completed, except ' gpoon3t Teaspoons, Forks, etc. Also, Ladies Gar as above specified, will be made known at either nct Qovtl auj Cameo Breastpins and Ear-rings, oft- .......... j Lockets, etc. Abo, gents' Shirt Studs, Sleeve But-

luriwic terms win uc sincnj auiiirii-u iuiu every instance. Mcdonald & uro.. Publishers Democrat. I. MATTING LY, Publisher Republican. LOCAL ITEMS Editorial Convention. The editors of Pkmouth, suggest the following Programme for the convention ! J o , which is to assemble at v estervelt 8 Hall, 1 at 1 o'clock P. M., the 14th inst. 1st, Appointment of President and oth-! er officers. 2d, Address by Dr LIIlS. of Goshen. (After the address the andier.ee will be . v . , v m i permitted to retire. I ransaction of busines3 ' ,v , . . . 1 3d. Resolutions and speeches. i 4th, Adoption of measures for rerma- . 1 . 1 pent organization. I A ll rn m on f Tbl mom Kor r( . kll a .1 II II k, abw aawv -' thft convention will then repair to the Ed ward House and partake of a dinner prepared (r them by Capt. O. Bailet. Conventions. Next Sititrd iv has been designated as the d.iy fjr holding the township conventions throughout the county and from present appearances we shall have a full and

harmonious gathering of the Democracy. number of tickets must all be sold in one Enter-L-t there be a Clier.il interch.l. g2 of Sen I prise, and must be notified at the thae returns are I m nlr fur tili :iffc't!.

timent and a disposition to ascertain who i is the stronirest man with tl id npr.nV aM(l i ic peop.e, ami after the nomination is made to lay aside : personal feeling and giv the successful man our undivided support. jT"We see by the last M C Democrat, that Messrs P & J McDonald will hereaf-1 ter control the editorial and publishing de partment f that paper D McDonald retirin-'. The Democrat is a piper j and we hope to see it prosper. La Porte 77,, VW I The editorial department of the Demo erat will remain as heretofore. My inter est in .hc welfare of the office pecuniarily j and politically will be the same Tr its sue- j ces3 as it always has been, and although 1 shall receive nothing in dollars and cents, I shall aid all I can in making the- Dempcrat worthy the support of the Democracy of this County and all who patronize it D. JEST A petition was presented at the present term of the Commissioners Court, praying that a portion o f this county mny be setoff 1 3 Elkhait. The netitio'n was Wnvprnntii th rwrt pwhhi when s, . v. . will probably be refused. The only change of importance made by the Board of Equalization in the appraisement of real estate, was a reduction o( ten percent, on all appraisements. Next week we shall publish a statement of the number of acres, ralue of lands, etc., in the county. The Editors attending the Editorial Convention, are invited to partake of a Free Dinner at the Edwards House, t 3 o'clock p. m., Jane 1 4th, 1859. Carriages will be in attendance at the depot. O. BAILEY. E lwards House, June 6th, 1859. ! jESrOur better.half acknowledges the receipt of a nice lot of edibles from the liberal hands of Mrs. Hugh Jackman. Such substantial tokens of friendship are always appreciated by printers, who generally live a good portion of the time on faith. New Chaiii Factort. Mr. James Elli,t has commenced the manufacture of Chairs, in the Wagon shop south of the rirer. The specinens which we examined wer flag bottomed, and combined both tieatne and durability. Mr. E. has eraployed a 6rst-class workman to superinlend his factory, and cutomra can rely on having thir work dork done in the best style, and at fair prices. Give him a call. XjrRey. J- C. Brown win preach in the Presbyterian Church in this placs next ' Tuesday evening. June lith. '

f Messrs. Editors rietsc announce ray name as 1 a candidate for the otTcc of Clerk, subject to a fair

expression of t.ie Democrats or Marshall county, with or without a convention. - Wm. M. Patterson. JjWcarc authorized to announce the name of Newton R. Packard, (present incumbent) as a candidate for Clerk of Marshall County, subject to the decision of the Democratic Countv Convention . JTEds. Democrat. Please announce the name of John K. BaooitE as a candidate for the oflicc of ject to the decision of the County Convention, And oblige MANY DEMOCRATS. 0Ve art authorized to announce the name of John C. Ccsiiman, of Polk Township, ns a candidate for Clerk of Marshall County, subject to the decwonof the Democratic County Convention. L. GIFT D. SINE'S FIFTT-TOURTII ENTERPRISE!! VAI.rF.D AT SIXTEEN THOL5ASU DULLAU - Tickbts Limited to Eighteen Thousand. 250 PRIZES IN AMERICAN GOLD One Farm of Eighty Acres for one Dollar! Three Hundred Gold and Silver Level WatchesGold Vest and Guard Chains Solid and DouMeplatcd Silverware, Jewelry &c. - To be draicn at Cincinnati, Monday, July Wh, 1059. L. P. SINE would announce to the public that his nifty-fourth Mammoth Monthly Gift Enterprise will be drawn as above, on which occasion will be 1 wtrihntpil tothn ticket-holdora two thousand valu.bje pjftgf ara0Ug which will be found one 60-acre T.An(i Warrant: two hundred and fiftv prizes in tons Breastpins CtC. All of the above gifts are of as good quality as can be purchased for the price. I beg leave to state to the public that my Enterprises materially differ from many others of a professedly similar character. Firstly The drawing invitriably takes place on the day advertised. Secondly The prizes are worth what they are stated to be in the programme. Thirdly The drawing is conducted in an im partial manner. . ... . , , V Fourthly Ail prizes crawn nv persons wuu cannot attend ',hrj at luv expense and ii.k; and a list ot tiieurami numbers is forwarded to every ticket-holder wheth Single tickets, $1 ; six tickets, SINDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS. Agents selling 150 tickets, or upward, will be ;811TinHeJ at r0 cents m-r tick. t, and will, in addi tion, receive a premium of 10 per cent in gold; agents who sell less than that n amber, and over 2o, win be surpi10.l at the same rate, aud,in addition, receive n premium in jewelry at the rate of 2,50 for each 2." tickets sold. Thus, an a-ent selling o - t;..tct3 remits me 20 dolls., and is then entitled to a fine sold pen, silver extension, gold ring, or other article worth 2,.)0; an agent selling 50 tickets ,,rts an article worth 5 dolls.; one selling Gl tickets. an article worth f dolls, and so on.- Premiums may rcmu.:n until a waicu orcuier aiuiuiv; i-uu uc obtained. If any persons who cannot act as agent hirnel will secure the services of another, in a place ! w here no agency i already established, the person procuring the agent, incase 12 tickets arc sold in ; one Enterprise, wili be presented with any book he mavdosirc of the value of $1,25; with one woith 2,50 for procuring an agent who will sell 25; an-1 one worth Five Dollars for procuring the sale of 50. Theagent will also receive h'.s regular '. premium, and ihe person securing his services can : ordtr his present in jewelry if he prefers it. A li.-t i nf ,nV will bo sent if desired. The respective . .., i t i . i i All orders must be addressed to L D Sine, Box 710, Cincinnati, O. rP1,m:i.Io oorsons orderin- tickets will be Puppliel by or lering as abov. the money to be sent when the tickets are sold. apr-it--'! $1000 IN GOLD, FOR $3. L D . SINE'S T"IRD ART CXIOX DISTRIBUTION! GrIFT TWEXTY THOUSAXD D OLLAHS In valuable Prizes. 1300 PRIZES IN AMERICAN GOLD. . . AAA I In Prizes ranging from $2 50 to $IJW cacti. 40 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches, from '21 to $200 each. 10 s; lend id Oil Paintings and Engravings. Lady's Garnet, Coral, C meo and plain Gold Breastpins and Ear-rings; also Lady's Locket Breastpins; Gents Diamond Opal and Garnet Pins; fine Gold Pens and Tcnc Is ; fine s'l Rings Goldstone & Lo-kct Kings; Regard nnd Plain Gold Rings; Shirt Studs and Sleeve Buttons; Gold Lockets; Ace, Whole Number Prizes, 1800 Tickets limited to 7000. ! More than an averagfl i of one chance in 1 t" rr2 l.C OUX Sixgle Tickets, 83. Three Tickets, 8. Six Tickets, 15. To he drown ct Cincinnati, O., day, June 27th, 1859. on Jlon L. D. Sine would announce to the public that in addition to his regular monthly Gift Enterprises, be will cive his Third Grand Art-Umon Distrt bition, on Monday, 27th day of June next, on which occasion will be distributed eighteen hun dred beautiful and costly prizes, Tal ued at $20,000 Among the Gifts will be found three hundred pri zea in American Gold, ranging in sums from $2,50 up to $1,000 each. Four hundred excellent Gold and Silver Hunting Watches, worth from $20 to $200 each; Ten beautiful Oil Paintings and En graving?, worth from 15 to three hundred dol larseach; the remaining prizes consisting of La dies Breastpins and Ear-rins; Gents' Diamond Breastpins; btuds, blecve Buttons, ringer-nngs; Gold Pens and Pencils; Gold Pens, silver exten sion . etc." The Paintings will be exchanged for Watches or Jewelry at the lowest cash prices, if desired by the ticket-holders. All prizes drawn bv persons not present will be forwarded to the ticket-holders within one week from the day of drawing, either by mail or express, free of expense, and at my risk. Persons at a distance, who cannot attend the drawing themselves, will stand the same chance as though tbev were present: but if they desire it they can appoint any one to attend for them, who resides in Cincinnati, or who may be on a visit to the city on the dav of drawing. A list of drawn numbers will be forwarded to ticket-holders, whether fortunate or not. The usual premium of ten per cent in Jewelry will be allowed to agents selling six tickets or upward. Agents selling fifty or upward will be allowed a piemium of ten per cent in gold. All responsible persons are requested to act as agents for the sale of m? tickets. In ordering tickets for this Enterprise, be sure and say, "For your Third Art-Union Drawing," otherwise tickets might be sent for regular monthly Enterprises. Agents are earnestly requested not to order more tickets than they have certainty of selling. Unsold tickets must positively be returned at least Cüe week previous to the day of drawing, in order that I may dispose of them in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington and Newport, Ky. , ' ,-'. AU ordere must bo addressd, I D Sine, Bo 710 Cincinnati, Ohio. apr21-2I

J. C, LEONARD IL B DICKSON & CO. OaLa Tort'e Street, ' "PLYMOUTH, IND. ) Have just arrived from New York, where they purchased the Kargest and most COMPLETE . ASSORTMENT OF EABDWAEE, JAPANNED WARE, AND EVER. BROUG IIT TO THIS MARKET. a c r. 77n 3 O TT w o c o 03 e 3 o o c c a 3 o O -3 c o o o o n 3 c- - o a m C o n We have a complete assortment of Stoves at low j)rices,anil are dttermitcd to suit our customers with quality and prices. j 3 -3 o 3 C IS 3 o c c 2 mm a o s o o c .5 u K o o o u C g is a o 3 O c 5 3 C We are permanently located in Plymouth, with just the stock, fricrds, that will suit you. We are determine J that no Man, u oman or Child, "in all the rrjrions round about,"-shall undersell us and respectfully solicit vour patronige confident that in the variety, quality and low price of our stock that we can suit every one wishing anything in our line. f20v41 " II. B. DICKSON & Co. Flesh Wound. Old Sores. Burn . Swellirtr Tumor, Frof t UiU-s, C o n t r a ction of tlit M u i c I e , Weak oris n( the JointvPain in the Jlack nd Side. Kheninxtlm, Cliilblain. Lameness. Strains. Wir icll. etr. I. L. Sr. John Linimnit enjoys a great reputatioD a an external application for iucu and animal in the abcTCnniel caex. 1 here y certify th.it ft. John's Liniment is posesHt of tlie mi! stoni.lunjr curative properties ff r.ij meillcifie that ha ever come within roy knowledge. firt iiHIe une of it for the rheumatism, to which 1 had heen subject for more than forty year. I was tl en coifined to my btfd o litlpk-ss t'mt I eoultl not lurn tnyM-lf. hut was completely currti by this Liniment. 1 applied it freely just lefore going: to led, rubbinK it in well will the lined, v mil inflammation was produced, and then bound on titchtly warm tlnnrtel. I hare recommended it to muny of my frien'is for evere cae of rheutnatUrn. ore, bruises, etc.. and the smne wonderful suecetts hat eT'T ntU'tideil its use. A frieivl had his foot so badly htyt hy a plouxh thnt it was thought he must lose it. lie was eiuirt-ly he!ple. hut wa perfectly cured by the osecf tlii Liniment AH my friends who have used it concur with me in the belief that it is the bet medicine of t e kind in the w.rM- WARRKN bUEL. Tikfix. AlllfU.t. 11H. Fiftnu Wealthy YjVtuz Franllin Coiiitiv. O. 1)K.K ik: I wish you would estubüh an afrency here for the alu of your Linimente 1 tad a valuable horse, a few days ince, so lame as scarcely to be able to waik. I sent to Colur.hu. and procured a bottle of your Linl-nu-nt. a few applications of which effected a cure. I consider it prelVfrab'e o any liniment I hare ever used, and should he glad to have it kept here for sale, so that I may t any time conveniently obtain a supply. It will sell readily. tiLOKQK STONEIt. WtsTkRViLL, Franklin county, 0. Fain and Weakness in Üiö Back and Side of Six Teaii Standi og Cured My wife was about six years Wie ted with a pain in her back and Kle. She was confined part of ths time to her bed. She made use of the Mustang- Liniment, and various other medicines, but obtained no relief until she made use of St. Johu'a Limtuent. which effected a speedy cure. ATnci, Ohio, Apri. L 1.53. FREDERIC HEI3LER. I consider St. John's Liniment far superior to any medicine for the same purpose I have ever known, either for man or beast. It removed a lump about as Urse as my double fit, of six weeks' standing- from a neighbor's horse. It was supposed to have been pro duced by a sprain. The owner said he would willingly give ten dollars to have it removed, bat thought it could not be done. I would recuinmenl every family to keep this valuable f (reparation on Sand. Farmers and others having torses and cattle, would frequently exprrifnee great advantage from SJdoin. , . BLNJAMIN HUDDLE. Near Melmore, Ohio. This certifies that my son suffered a great deal wit froren feet about fifteen years. I tried every thing that seemed calculated to afford relief, without benefit, until at last I made ue of 1. L St. John's Liniment, a few applications of which effected a thorough cure. JdT. KtrrcuKsvuxa. Ohio. ELIAS TWIGGS. . Horse Cured of a Frightful Wound This eertw fies that ray horse fell and ran ä harrow-tooth through his leg. I feared it would ruin him. I applied St. John's Liniment, and a perfect cure was soon efleetedWM. 11. BURNE, Tiffin. Ohio. Windfalls und Severe Cut. I had a ho.e that had a large windgall upon each hind leg. about six years. I made use tf many things to remov.s them without success. I finally applied St. John's Liniment three times a week, for about three months. I bathed very thorough- . ly. and after each application heated in the Liuiment with a hot shovel until dry. A thorough cu-e was effected, row about twa years since, and there ijs been no indication o'theil retanj'ng. i L. upon one occasion, let in? axe slip, and cut a gash in tny horse three inches in length and one inch in depth. We tied up fie wound as soon as possible, and bathed with the Lin' ment, bx which a very rapid cure wi effected, - - . h J. McXEEN, Watson Station; Ohio. 'Lump removed from a Horse and Lamemesa Cured. Mr. Join Beard, near Tiffin. Ohio, had a hone with a lump upon his leg about the t"M of a hen's egg, . lie finally became so lame that he cou'd not be used, and was scarcely able to walk. My Liniment was applied and soon rt-noved the lamp and effected a too rough core . , . - gold by all Medicine Dealers, who will furnish Ft. John's Atmacacs gratis. I. L. St. John A Co Tiffla City. O., General Agents for tfce Western States.

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Arrival orthc City ofWashr - . ington. .,. ' 4 ' J t ' - ' Fighting Commenced! Ai. St. Jolin's R, June " Tlie screw steamship City of Washington, from Liverpool on Wednesday, May 25, via Queenstown 2 Gth, parsed Cape Iiaco at 9 o'clock Thursday evening, en route to. new -York. Her news was obtained by the news yacht of the Associated Press, but could not be forwarded until to-day, owing to the non-working of the wires. It is of the highest importance. The royal mail steamship Africa from New York, arrived at Liverpool on the 23d. The first battle .. was fought at Montebello. The battle took place on the 21st. The French accounts says that the Austrian?, 15,000 strong, under General Stadion, attacked the advanced posts of Marshal Bariguay De lliiliers, and were driven by General Forri's division after a fierce combat of four hours duration. The allies, including same Piedmontese cavalry, carred Montebello, but did not pursue the Austrians. The loss of t he latter is stated by the French at 1,200 to 2,000, and that of the French at G00 to 700, of whom many were officers. 300 Austrians, including a colonel, were taken prisoners. The Austrian account simply states that General Stf ndion push ed forward a reebimoirance by forced marches towards Silio and Montebello. but after a hot fight with a French force of superior strength . retreated behind the Po i in perfect order. The actual strength of the French is not stated, lleports say they numbered from G00 to 700, besides a regiment of Sardinian cavalry. A Sardinian bulletin also an nounces that the extreme left of Sardinian army, under Gen. Ceal drni, forced a passage over the Sesia, putting the Austrians to flight. "Other trifling engagements are reported. Gen. Garabaldi had entered Gaven with 0,000 men, his object being revolutionary. Prince Napoleon and a small French force had arrived at Leghorn. It is rumored that six English men-of-war had entered the Adriatic. LATEST. Gen. Guylaihas removed his headquarters to Garlasco,and has everywhere ordered the people to give up their arms, under pain of being shot for disobedience. Gen. Garabaldi has made 47 more prisoners. Revolutionary movements are roported in Lonibardy. The King of Naples was dead, and Francis II. had assumed the reins of government. England and France were about to send representatives to Naples. Political differences have arisen between Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell. The defeat of the Derby ministery is anticipated on the meeting of Parliament. The Admiralty had formally invited tenders for monthly Australian service via Panama. A general meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph Co. had been called to sanction the agreement with the government, and the issue of preference shares of 000,000 of new capital. FromlVcw York. New York, May 7. Joseph Fowler, esq., for many years a merchant of this cit", and acting British consul after the absence of Mr. Barclay until Mr. Aceibald was appointed, died to day.Samuel F. Mott,' a well known business man of this city and public-spirited citizen, also died to day. Ramsay Crooks, an old merchant of this clt vdied this a. m. lie was formerly connected with Jno Jacob Astor in ' the Northwest, and was the first white ;nian- who passed over the Rocky Mountains tö T the Pacific .by . the passage now known as Fremont's route, . ; The difficulty among the seaiiien aboard the Russian , ship General Admiral, became so threatening last night that the aid of the police was invoked, and upwards of sixty of s.the - refractory' sailors; cput in irons ,;' ;,, --:

The King of Naples ia dead.

THE GREATEST WONDER tnlie World To those who do business on the old Fogy principle is, how the.

"Low Price Store," MANAGES to beat them all in selling Goods. We are not zonz to let them into our se cret, but we hare a word to str to the citizens of Marshall County, and all others who purchase Goods at Plymouth. Inlaying in our Goods, we do not confine eurselves to a few Jobhing Houses in one place, but take advantage of different Markets by buying of Importers and Manufacturers In Boston, New York and other eastern cities, and in this way get our Goods much cheaper. We take a great deal of time and pains in selecting Goods. We intend to make our homoa in Plymouth, and customers will find every arl'cle the same as represented. Wc are now receiving our SPRING & SUMMER Comprising the largest and best . assortment ot V1 Y MX GROCERIES. Crockery-Ware, Griass-ware, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, Bonnets, Clothing, Cutlery, &c. &c. EVER OPENED IN PLYMOUTH. Every one of the different branches are filled complete. We have space to give our prices on only a few articles. DeLaiiies, ' De Bejrcs,." . laQSSpr.yd. lU " 8 io' " 10 10 " 10 " 25 " 1 00 751 50 " m 50 " Ih 12). 7 " " 7 2 25 bbl Lawns, fast colors Prints, Ginshams,. Sheetings, Denims.......... Shirting Stripes, Apron Checks Tickings Jean., Women's Em'd. Shoes, do. Gaiters Pair Leaf Hats Y. II. 'lea Coffee,. :.. Rice Fish Salt 0"We respectfully invite all to examine our Goods and prices. We take great pleasure in showing them, and not urge you to buy unless jou are suited. LOW S3EÖ25 S2a$3 On the corner South of the Edwards Hou?e. April 5, 1853 RICE L SMITH. N. B. All kinda of Country Produce taken at the highest market price. THE PEOPLE Of Marshall County anil Vicinity A RE respectfully informed that'E. PAUL Continus ine the Boot & Shoe Business, And intends manuf.ictoring and keeping on hand a supply of Boots, Shoes, Leather, kc. This advertisement now will show The Plymouth people where to go, For Bootsaud Shoes of every kind, To suit the most fastidious mind, For those who bow at Fashion's shrine, Flease call at Paul's he does design To keep what cannot fail to suit, The latest 9tyle of Shoe or Boot. If Ladies wish or slippers neat, To suit their minds and fit their feet Or Gaiters of the latest fashion. When drcssfd to make a splendid dash in; Or Bootees-, Shoes, or aught to wear; Then call at Paul's for they are there Of every size and various hne, Made at the East and Westward too. We also have a Buskin tie For walking which the Fair should buy, Ftr the sake of .health and comfort, too; . Then call and buy our Buskin shoe. Now Farmers, you will please to call At Paul's his stock will please you all; His stock is good and can't be beat, By any house on any street. A better Boot ennnot be m-'de, Than those we keep for country trade; Our thick Brojraus are also stout .They'll wear till they are all worn out. But if you want a finer shoi, Then 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 your 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 Threads and A wis and Lasts With Knives and Birstles, Pegs and Rasps. Come one, come all give us a try, And we are sure that you will buy At the sin of the Golden Boot. 42tf. Fo IHTo M Would respectfully announce, and inrita the attention of the citizens of r - ; Marshall and the adjoining Counties.' To the f.ict thnt he has purchased of Mr. JAMES MITCHELL his stock in tke FOMDRYBUSINESS Ami from hia experience iirthc buineM, feels confident he can give " 11 ALL KINDS OF Done on short notice. ' Having employed GOOD WORKMEN, he will warrant all work thatis dose in the shop. . . ' ' ;" i in; ALL KINDS OF, - Produce and old Iron Taken in exchange for Castings nit his -Grocery rinnouih,Janv'k) Gtf . '

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Something Interesting ... - . . , TO THE 3E?'.T'35 3Lfl3r. C t Let all she attcntioiH THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE OPENED, one door north of the PostOlQce, an extenive etock of

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mi Embracing a general assortment of everything j belonging to that linn of trade. Having pircha.d their stock LOW , they feel confident in saying that thev can Sell on such terms as will warrant PUBLIC PATRONAGE. Ther invite the citizens of this vicinitr to an ex amination of their stock and prices, that they may satisfy themselves as to their terms. J . . .. ... r-r They havein connection with their store, SUPERIOR workmen, who are ready to fill promptly, all orders for domestic manufacture. 13e it further known that they will pay in CASH, the highest market prices lor all kinds of FURS, TEL1S, GREEN & DRY HIDES. &c. Ac. As they purpose making their store a permanent inptilutionof Plymouth, ti e public may be assured that they will always find their stock completed LEATHER & FINDINGS, Constantly on hand. Remember the place and give us a call one door north of the Post Office. Wm. C. EDWARDS, J. F. VANVALKENBURGH. Plymouth, Ind., December 2nd 165S. vol 4no "DRY GOODS" AND SELLING CHEAPER JHAN EVER! WE would respectfully call the attention of purchasers to the fact that we have jnst re ceived from the Eastern cities, a well selected stock of READY-MADE HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, Having bought our stock at fir.st class Houses, we can oiler you Goods at prices to suit the ti.:cs, N. B. With the above wc have conuectel a TAILORING ESTABLISuTiW Under the supervision of Mr. F. J. RENN CR, wheie wc arc prepared to .UKE CLOTHING TO ORDER! And keep constantly on hand CLOTHS, CASSIM'RS, VESTINGS. S. & M. BECKER. apr29-23 LATEST NEWS FROM PIKE'S PEAK HAVE not created such an excitement as lias the arrival ofan UNPRECEDENTED LARGE AND WELL SELFXTFD SIOCK OF SPRING ÄND SUMMER GOODS AT DAVIDSON & CO S Consisting of GENTLEMEN'S & BOYS' READY MADE (DILCDT M Furnishing GOODS; CLOTH?, CASS 1 MERES, . SATINETTS, LINEN, And COTTON, and a full as50rtraent of Tailoring Trimmings, Truuks, Satchels, Boots & Shoes etc., etc., all of which will and must be sold at rates which will defy all competition. Any person wishing to purchase goods as above advertised, we could best convince them of the truth of our statements Wy giving us a call and examine our stock and prices to which service we are at aTl times ready to attend. We would particularly direct attention to onr" Tailoring Department which la under an efficient Supcrurteiident who guarantees all work to be made according to style, under workmen like manner; and as we have the advantage of a Sowing aVEaoXxixxc, Can afford the manufacture of garments at least one third less than customary prices. TV nnr numerous friends and customers we ten der our thanks for past favors, and hope to merit i . i f i ii i j i i a continuance mereoi oj lair aim nucrai ueuung rcrshingBlock,No.2. . - - DAVIDSON L CO.

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SBLO OO Pays for a füll course in th IRO! CITY COLLEGE, The largest, most extensively patronired and, best organized Commercial School in the Unitad States SOT Stootaitis Attending Daily, larci, 1859. Usual time to complete a full course, from 6 to 1 weeks.-32-7-o2y f&txbcLcxtm Upon graduating, is guranteed to be competent tv manage the Book OF ANY BUSIKTESS, And qualified to earn a salary of from' $500' 3.V $1,000. Students enter at any time ?So Vacation lie view at pleasure.51 PREMIUMS est IPciimanshipt Ministers' Sons received at half price. For Circular and Specimens of Writing, inclose two letter stamps, and Address' F.W.JENKINS, rittilnugl), Pa. DEÜG STOBEv Ifas removed hi sstock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES to the room one door east of Pattcrtoni Clcaveland's store on Li Porte street, Plym--outh In J, where he keeps constantly on hand i PURE DRUGS Carefully selected frrom the best Wholesale Establishment in New York, Philadelphia,- Pittsburgh and Chicago. Coun try llcrch an ts, AND PHYSICIANS G E X E KÄLLY Willßadit to their interest to give Lim a call as he warrants every article sold by him tobe just what it is represented In-addition to his large stock of Drugs aud Medicines, may ljefoand ENDLESS QUANTITIES of YANKEE NOTIONS PerfumiTyV Hair Oil, Burning Flnidr Tobacco, Cigars, &c, And, In fact, every thuig usually kept in a Drug' Store, at prices as low as" can be afforded. Call and examine for vourselves. T. A. LEMON. LAND AGENCY 3,000 ACRES of GOOD LAND For Sale on .Eay Terms. I)ERSONS wanting to buy or sell Land, wllld well to call un the undersigned, who can giv facilities for" purchase ov sale eual tc any is tl couMrv FOR SALE, at LESS than current rafes, anJ on time: nw qr sec 24, (less 10 acres out of et cor.) and s h of sw q of ec 27, town 32 n, of range 1 w 30 acres, 30 acres improved at North Bend, Stark county. The n h of nw fn w bi r, sec 6 Michigan1 Roa4 land 122 57-100 aercs üimproVcni sit mile north of Pljmouth fine, heavy timbered land, with water. The se q and e h of sr q of sec 22, and tlie n q of sec 36, town 35 n, of range one e Polk townshin 100 acres heavy timbered, good water near Tyncr City to be sold in quantities to suit purchasers. The s li of ue q cf sec 29 town 33 e, of raneo 2 c, SO acre?, four miles south of Plymouth fifteen acres iirrpvovcd good land, timber and water The se q sec 8, town 52 n, of rangt ' 1L9 acres Grecn"towii5hip ii.:ht miles frowPlvmouth near store, mills, and in a good Leignborbood good timbcrfiiii graes marsh, and liYirg, runnuig water. The e li of tw q of sec 25, town 34 n, of range 2 e.and vw q of sw q of 30, town 34 n, 123 acre, fourniilts north-cast of Plymouth gnod mill tea and saw-mill tlnrty acres improved building to be sold very cheap. The s h of nw q of sec 14, town 32 n, of rang 3 c close by Tippecanoe Town rood land n4 good timber unimproved to be Lad on essj terms. Lot No. G in Wheeler addition to the town of Plvmouth fine dwelling and pood Out houses. 'North of Lot No. 37 in Plymouth now kow as "Baldwin House" a desirable location. Lot No. 91 Li Plymouth good dwelling fcosf Tart of Lota 73 and 74, Plymouth dwt Ihr 34x49 feet for sale or rent. Lot No 40, Plymouth-gocd dwellfng ami two story business house, on one of thebest corners ii town to he had at a gain. - ' Fersous desirous of't 'rchasing in this viclnitj will do welltogivc trs a catf. REEVE L C APRON. December 9th 2tf Plymouth, Ini YRl'P a prime article ,ai Cs) - - RitT 4 ?M!t.nS.