Marshall County Democrat, Volume 4, Number 30, Plymouth, Marshall County, 23 June 1859 — Page 3

3arsKiU (County Btmocrat nriUSHEO KTEIT THURSDAY MORItMG, IT ncDO.ALD & DIXOTIIEIX.

TEEMS or SUBSCRIPTION TO THK IL CL MtilBtf 6 11 1 IITBUMB. ADOPTED MAY 7th, 1Ö59. 0r Yraa. Is Adva.ict, NlSK MuXTHS do Six Momthi , do rujucc do d ... 1 U . ,110 .53 ADVERTISING: nn mnire of 220 Brevier ems or less three weeks or le. $M; each additional insertion 25 . cent. Ineer aveniaeuicm m ijri.iun, less than hilf a square to be carped as half a square and over half square to be charged as a whole square

3 mos 6 mos 9mns l2nios $ 3.00 $ 5,01 $ 6.51 ,00 5.00 8,00 10,00 12,00 6,00 9,00 1 11.50 14,00 7,0) 10,0) 12.50 15,00 8,00 12,00 16,0) 18,03 9.00 11,01 17.00 19.00 15.00 22,00 27,00 30 00 20.01 2,00 34,00 38,00 25,'K) 37,03 44,50 60,00

1 Sqruare 2 do 3 do 4 do W Column H do H do ft 1 do All Special Notices to h inserted among readin m tler, to he charge 1 25 per cent ebove negulr rites after termination of existing contracts. All leral adverisem!nU to he either pild for in advance, or a itf tctorrl y ccnrd. nn'l payment in no cane to be deferred longer than thirty days after the advertising h is run out, exespt in cases where th pv come oat of the County Treauran I h ts first "tu be allowed by the Countv Board. AH alvertiiem?ntsof every kin 1 mmt be pud in advince. exsept wh-re thnihliher are owing or hive runnin account with the adrcrtUer. Arnt in other rown an I cities to be allowed 125 per ent co"nm:ion. b-it m advertisement of nv kind to be imertel at less than reTulir rates. The rates for Job Work, which must also be taid for as soon as the work is completed, except as above specified, will be made known at cither office. The above terms will V trictly adhered to in very instance. M. D k TIRO., Democrat. I. . riNGLY. Publi$er Republican. LOCAL ITEMS. ======= It is really provoking to know that the citizens of Plymouth, a part of them, at least, care so little whether the local press is sustained, that they give all the work they have done for cash, to city offices. We depend on the printing business to keep as alive, and when we are indebted to a firm and they have printing to be done, we think it would not be more than observing the golden rule to let us have the job. Five or six business men of this town have lately ordered their business cards from Cincinnati! We are owing some of them and would have been glad to have paid them by doing their work. We suppose they expect to receive most of their patronage from Cincinnati and therefore have more interest in seeing Cincinnati printers prosper than they have in seeing their home papers sustained. We are, probably, over sensitive on this subject, and should meekly submit to these little annoyances without as much as speaking of them, but it is not our nature to do so, and hence this article. ———<>——— While at the depot the other day, we noticed the arrival of a family of teutons, said to have been the victims of the Pike Peak humbug. There were two men, two women, three or four boys and girls, and an infant drawn by one of the men in a willow wagon. One of the women carried on her head, tied up a quilt, a bundle supposed to contain a featherbed, half a dozen bed quilts. two or three pillows. &c., while each of the others carried their proportion of the goods and chattels belonging to the family. It was a hard looking sight, but we suppose that "Whither they went and how they fared, Nobody knew and nobody cared." ———<>——— There was a dog fight down town Saturday night. Phillips was loudly called for by the excited crowd, but not being present, they concluded to <not> 'let 'em fight.' We were present, and expressed our sympathy for the "under dog in the fight." ———<>——— Enoch Belangee has concluded that he will thoroughly test the Pike's Peak Gold Mines before returning home. The most of the boys have returned, and, except Enoch, the others will be home by the 1st of July. ———<>——— A liltla irish by. while plji"g on the boom near Mr. Brink's Saw Mill bst Saturday evening, fell off into the river, and. bat for the assistance of Mr. J.-seph Pat terson, he would have b-en drowned. PaMntii eheuld not allow their children to play about the river. esyThe Hook dc LdJrCo. gfve a ball at the Edwards Home. July 4ih. Th boys are making extensive preparation. for a 'nificenl time. Bill, including supper. $2. JE3?A gentleman, whose name we did cot learn, was taken with an epileptic fit, last Thursdar, and fell on the walk it. front of DaTidson's atore. He was promptly cared for by Jjr. Drelstord, and was able to trarel the reit day. 2TDickon & CV?. are prepared to fur nish any quantity of the best kind of Fruit Cans. Persona whe hare used canned fruit never think of saving it in any othei way. Call and get three or four dozen cans, and try them ' Between eight hundred and a thonsand Cincinnatians psssed through this place latt week on a visit to Chicago. They were met at Valparaiso by Senator Douglas and a large delegat:ou from Chicago. They returned on Saturday, highly pleas cu auu iiqu j tb West.

L. D. SINE'S nrTT-roctTH

GIFT ENTERPRISE!! 2000 FJbtlSiiQ VALUED AT SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS Tickets Limited to Eighteen Thousand. 250 PRIZES IN AMERICAN GOLD One Farm of Eighty Acres for one Dollar! Three Hundred Uold and Silver Level Watches Gold Vest and Guard Chains Solid and Doublrplatcd Silverware, Jewelry Slc To be drawn at Cincinnati, Monday. July 18M. 1859. L. D. SINE would announce to the public that h;, fiift foilrth Mi4rnrnolh Monthlv Gift Enterprise will be drawn as above, on which occasion will be distributed to the ticket-holders two thousand val uable pi ft, amon which wid be found one 80-acre Land Warrant; two hundred und fifty prises In American Gold, ranging from 2,53 to 500; three hundred qold and silver Lever Hunting Watches, ranging from 20 to $200; Gents' Gold Vest Chains and Ladies Gold Guard Chains. Also, solid and double-pitted Silverware, consisting of Table snoons. Teaspoons. Forks, etc. Also, Ladies Gar net, Coral and Cameo Breastpins and E ir-rings, Lockets.etc. ALk, gents Shirt Studs, Sleeve But ton. Breastpins, etc. 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 "m iterially differ from many others of a professedly sirvlar character. Firstlv The drawing invariably takes place on thedij nrfvertit?d. Secondly The prizes are worth what they are stated to be in the prOjrramme. Thinilv The drawing is conducted in an im partial m inner. Fourthlv All prixes drawn bv persons who can not attend the drawing nre lmmediatclv lorwarded at my xpenseand tik; and a list ot tne urawn numbers is forwarded to every tickct-nolder wnetu er 'ortunatc or not. Single tickets, $1 ; six tickets, $5. INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS. Ajrents selling 15 tickets, or upward, will be supplied at 80 cents per ticket, and -jrill, in addition, ruceive a premium of 10 per cent in gnld; stents who ell le$s than that numtjer, and over 25, will be supp!n-d atthesimc rate, and, in adtlition, receive a premium in jewelry at the rate of $2,5 I for each 25 tickets sold. Thus, an auent selling 25 tinbeU remiuinie 20 dolls., anJ U then entitled to a fine gold pen, silver exten-ion, gold ring, or other arth-le worth 2,51; a; agent sllin 51 tickets gets an article worth 5 dolts.; onn scllincr tick eis, an a tide worth 6 dolls and so on. Premiums m it remain until a watch or other valuable can be obtained. If any persons who cir.not act as agent himsel will secure the services of another, in a place where no ajency i already established, the p.T!on procuring the agent, incase 12 ticket are w!d in one Enterprise, will be presented with any book he nny desire of the value of $1,25; with one woith 2.51 for procurinsan agent who will sell 55; and one worth Kiv Dollars for procuring the sle of 51. The agent will alo receive his regular premium, and the person securing his services can orJer his present in jewelry if he prefers it. A list of lwv)ks will be sent if desired. The respective nnmb"r of tickets must all be pold in one Enterprise, and must be notified at the time returns are m de for th Jcket. All orders must be addressed to L D Sine, Box 710. Cincinnati, O. AH responsible persons ordering tickets will he supplied liy ordering as above hc ni- y to be sent when the tickets are sold. aprsl-Jl $1ÖÖÖIIT GOXJD, POR$3. L . D . SINE'S T' lSD ART CUOI G-IPT DISTRIBUTION! TWEXTY TIIOUSAXD DOLLARS In valuable Prizes. 310 PRIZES IN AMERICAN GOLD. In Prizes ranging from $2 50 to $1 ,000 each. 411 Go'dmd Silver Lever Huntin. Watches, from $21 to 200 each. Us lend id Oil Pointings and Enraviics. Lady's Garnet, Coral, C-meo und plain Gold Brcaf pins and Eir-rin; also Lad.v's Locket Breastpins; Gents Diamond Opal and Garnet Pins; fine Gold Pens and Penc 's ; fine s'l Rings Goldstone & Ivket Rings; Regard and P'ain Gold Rincrs; Shirt Studs and Sleeve Buttons; Gold Lockets; kc. Whole N'imber Frizes, 1800 Tickets limited to 7000. llore than an average of one chance in Four Tiskets. Sijcgle Tickets. S3. Three Tickets, $8. Six Tickets. 815 To le drawn ft Cinrinnati, 0., on Monday, June 27tA. 1859. L. D. S'ne woidd announce to the public that in addition to hi resutar monthly Gift Enterprises, he will pvc his Third Grand Art Union Distribution, on Monday. 27th day of June next, on bU-b occuion will be distributed eighteen hun dred beautiful and costly pnzo, valuer! it $'20,000. Amonü the Gifts ill be found ihree hundred pri zes in American Gold, ringing in sums from $2,50 up to $l,H00 each. Four hundred excellent Gold and Silvt-r Hunting Watches, worth from $20 to $200 each;Trn beautifid Oil Paintings and EngTAvints, worth from 15 to three hundred dol l ne.icli; the rem lining prize consistinrr of Ladies Breastpins and Ear-rinrs; Gents Diamond Breastpins; Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Finger-rins; Gold Pens and Pencils; Gold Pens, silver extension, etc. The Paintinrrs wi1! be exchanged for Watches or Jewelry at the lowest cah price, if desired by the ticket-holders. AH prizes drawn or 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 a adist-nce. who cannot attend the drawing themselves, will stand the same chance as though they were present; but if they desire it they can appoint anyone to attend ftr them, who resides in Cincinnati, or who may beoa a visit to the city on the day of drawing. A liit of drawn numbers will be forwarded to tickct-hol iers, whether fortunate or not. The usual pretnuim of ten per cent iii Jewelry will be allowed to agents Felluic six tickets or upward. Agent elliu fit t or upward will bo allowed a piemiun of ten per cent in gold. A II respon-ible persons are requested to act as agents for the ile of mv tickets. In ordering tickets for this Enterprise, be sure and say, 'For Tour TThird Art-Union Dr.iw;n?r." otherwise tick ets might le sent for regular monthly Enterprises, j Agen's are earnestly requested not to order more tickets than they have a certainty of selling. Un- ; sold tickets roust positively be returned at least ; one week previous to the day of crawing, in order that I may dispose of them in Cincinnati, C hio, Covingtou and Newport, Ky. j All orders must be addressed, L D Sine, Bov ir Cincinnati, Ohio. pi2l 21 IVfO. 1 article of Layei RAISINS, by the bo 11 quarter box and pound, at 43 ShcrilT's .sale. By virtue of an execution to me directed from the Clerk of the Common Pleas Court, I will offer for sale, as the law directs, at the court house door in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, on the 16th day of July It 59, between the hnuraof 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of aid dar. the following described real estate, in i - . 1" . a a . aid Marshall countr, maiana, vo-wit: The west par of the south east quarter of section 20, towi thip 33, range 2 east, supposed to contain fifty am all that part that lies west of Ye:iow River, except five acres off of the north ene or said land. rr 1 . r?-lt .1 it.. goit 1 Wood, Eberhart i Co. 1 20t3$2 O. M. BARNARD, Sheriff.

It. B. DICKSON .....J. C. LEONARD

H. B DICKSON & CO. On La Porte Street, PLYMOUTH, IND. Have just arrlred from New York, where they purchased the largest and most COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HAEBWAKE, JAPANNED WARE, AMD EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. o o c I a 05 "S o 3 5 9 C B o f. t3 c !9 r 3 I CO o cr m i 8 cr o e tn er e a B n o o c s o m a c CA 3 o o n a -l o a c OS cr C I w e a? C o 3 f TIS We have a comple te assortment of Stoves at low prices, and ate determined to suit our customers with quality and prices. a s e o B o u 3 O S a at a 1 a 1 ct a a c -J (j o S u cM y t v -5 V. o lc tt u c B o 5 t "5. o O C cS fc m v et es J2 a c o ta 0 e o c o 13 M o A o a 3 a V3 3 V c o a a a H 3 o 3 o E O We are permanently located in Plymouth, wth just the stock, friends, that will suit you. We are determined that no Man, Worn in or Child, "in all the regions round about," shall undersell ns and respectfully solicit your patronaee confident that in the variety, quality and low price of our stock that we can suit every one wishing anvthing in our line. r23v41 II. B. DICKSON Si Co. L L ST. JOHN o Oooud itiß CONSUMPTION SY .UP. Thousands who hare made ae of this creat remrrf? blievr it far opennr 'o "J preparation now kuia or Hir riire ,,r CtmsaiDp'i n. C'UkIm and Col', Astlnna, hruiicliiU h'piitinu'l tild l'üin and Mort-neis of th Hrfa-t.lluxr.'ene. tl'DintcOuici.t-rouo. Phthisic etc inne f t -e curr rffrc'vl by tl.i nurd cu are ot a moat uiprlniuic anl wonderful rlmracter; Cs that hT been given up bv eminent physicint at incura'ile for m.ny vt-ars. OnecseisO at of a respectable physician, w ho Wta pronounrert iucuraMe by Ten ohysiciana. t wo ei arr rl Oen'T ya-rs' toodin. None, thcelo. e. howrrrr lone l"-y hre brn afflicted, houlil difppair um il they Te icivru this frvai remedy a trial. Vie bl.ve. I'i C'Unin n rounh aixl colds it is almost, ii Dot 4, te. Ii.f tbltf ; ! i uin- lern cur, out oi twenty. Im-irtl prnmi.cuously from amooa thoe who are con-iere-l da"Krrousarit InrurHble, it will effects cure. It may Iks takm with perfect safety by persons of the mot d lice conxti'uiion. Ii I- pure y vratable. and i vleaaant, bealihy. and inrisoratinc tooie. vv Frrm a Mfrchunt of Qtllon. 0 Oa. H 1-35. Diu Sir : My wifr h-i hrvn afflictt-d fir- yeara with a rouah. and la" fU lav I brd. not expected o live. Phr hMl u-d Jyoe's Expectrait. Liverwort and Tar, and C -d Liver Oil. lie physician cou d do no'hing more fir her. She then eomnirnired takinj yo-ir CooKh and O.i,umolion fyrup a'xl aftr nii ävr h'tie was able to no her work aaraia. I hare alio gi"-n it tc nther inernher of my fnvly for sevee c- unh and rolls, lu effects have beeo such that I have cu laded it is th te-t rnrlcine now In a-. My srran ln was afHced with a d'ran of the lann. tor whktli tt too f.H-s c'l'l do nothinf. One bottl- of jour 8vruphns i.bn rnre-l him. A hUckmith in thli place wa afflirted i i ti iMmc way. so as to he unabU to work. One bottle or tlie Syrup ben-fllei hina mn much th he ia at work aa-in. I h re no ilouht another bottle will perfect the rurc. I wuld rc ira-nend thic who are inni'arlv afflicted nl v no time I eitint this medi ne a 'rial Repectully your. B. M. BAR to W. l ife of a Member of th Ind'ant tegisUturt ye 1 M-srs. A. Flher t Co f Llironler. Ind.. say : Tor m ileinn are valuable and very pnu!f here Voor Cout and Consumption Syrup. rpeei'ly. has d tit a treat deal "f Kood. A. Pancake, Em., n-preaenu ativr from Nobl county, was confined to las b-i with conaumpii n. His physician and friends beiiev-d that could never e-ovrr. atvl mut soon rlie. Throaah the iniru oeuta'iy of t'l- fiyrup he ha ben rr to red t ihe enjoyment of ajood health. A son of M"in Lee, Km. of that vcinlty. afflictrd with Lunr rVvrr, which left him wich a dancerou i-ouar i that btffled the skill ot their physicians. He took tlds Syrup, and was H-oa restur I to hi a custo ned heanh. RmrkV rasi of H eiita-j Cvnrarapton. Thi c-rt-ftes that my wife waa affiiV-d aboo elgrht months with -vr y symptom of couuiüpti -n. 8he pit a ea de tl of blowi. and had an aim t incessant cough. W had no eip-ctat on or her re overv, as her father and three aiters hd died with consumption, and her 'e evidently .;raiar to th Irs. A'ter h had been c nflned to her bed ahout four week, con-t-ntlv failin. he eommenred nt-lnt 8t. Juan's Cough an Conaumption 8yrn. Thit very -on rurrd her eouah. and retore her to pr.ect health which he haa ciü-h1 fit i litt- l.tcrruption n w nearly six years. It also soon relieved me o; a deeply-seated, dtngvrnnj uh and spitüng of blood. JACOB eULSB. C usra and fain ia the Eid of Fir Tears PtindTfljr ' tl ed.-1 was afflicted with a eooch and pain in mv aid and brett Ave year. DuHn Ve year I was scaeet able to eat sufficient to sustain life. 1 e "plowed four or Ave physicians who wer- unable to aire me any relief My niaeane war eonndered incur, bie. Fortunately I took 8t John's Couch and CWarnpUon hyrup. which haa restore.! roe to perfect hea th. A.ter takina tu WM?,jIj5I-,J lenlappeUts. JOHN M. KLRCHtU, Tlffln, O. Infant Cured. When my ehHd waa a few weeks old. It too a arvere eld. which settled upon it lunaa Tho couth conU' ued about a ytr, the cdid havina. In th mean time, th- hooping cof h W rave It a great variety of in el leine. f whl.-h were of any apparent ben. fit. I aa fin lly in-tuced, from th treo recora mentti.n of veral i4 my friends, to try BU John Couch and Coruurrpiion Symp. whic-1 very to a effected curt. . f LAUGHER, fort Bau. O. Bold by alt Medicine Dealerx who will furnish M. JoJJi's Almanac aratis. L Lff. John A Oc, TiOa Oity. O., GenTl AfnH fir th WeVern States. I

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Arrival of the Ang:Io Saxon. Farther Point, June 18. The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool on the 8th inst.. passed this point this a. m., bound for Quebec. .Her advices are four davs later. The steamer Anglo Saxon brings most important news from the seat of war. A great battle has been fought near Milan, in which ine Ausinaiis wrre aeieatea, witn the loss of 2.r,00 killed and disabled. 5,000 Austrians were taken prisoners. The french loss is es - timated at 12,000. The Austrians have evacuated Milan!

The Queen's speech was deliver- when instead of being merely stuned in Parliament on the 7th inst. ed, as she had supposed, it proved It r contains nothiner very important. : to be reallv dead. Mrs. Whitta-

A motion was pending of want ' f. of confidence in the ministry.

A desperate battle. was foughl two pieces) one of which was forat Magenta on the 4th of Jme, cl down through the windpipe, between the Allied army under She lived but a day or two.

Lmperor J apoleon and the Austrian army under General Hess, in which unlimited forces were encrnrrfo.il nn hnth sidles

Emperor Napoleon in his dispatches to the Empress to the To those who do bu-ines on the Tuilleries claims a decisive victory,; old Fogy principle is, how the saving that his army took 7,o0 cT ti cu. 11 prisoners, .lisablcd 12,000, and "LOW PllC8 fetOrO,

captured tliree c-innons and two stanlards. He estimates thv 1 of his own army at :5,o', but it 1 n 1 1 Was mm re I 111 I .ins til it t!i: 1 French loss was between MMH) ?m 1 1 , , . 1 . 12,0). It IS reported that tl.ClV were from l.r0,0()() to 180,0o Au - .. iso T?l V tnansaiUi IJO,000 r renCll engaged in the battle. rr. . 1 v llie AUStnail accounts Uliler widely from those of the French. Their bolletins speak of several name uemir iouurnt witn varvincr i success on both sides. It was still ml f J undecided on the night of the Gth as to who gained the victory. Great losses on both sides are reported. General Espinasel, of the 2d corp (Varime, was killed, and Marshal Canrobert, commander of the 3d corp-, wa mortally wounded. General Maurice McMnhon, been created Marshal and duke of Magneta, as a reward for his bra - very on me name neid. Fiveofthe French M irshals and Generals were wounded. ir t t ry . - tmttm marenai vount oaraguay u mi- ! it i i i liers IiaS heen Superseded in IllS command ot the nrst corps d arnne by General rorey. Four Austrian Generals and five staff officers were wounded at the battle. There had been a general revolt at Milan, and the people had declared in favor of the King of Sardinia. The Austrians retired from Mil an, but the city had not yet been; occupied hy tne rrench. Later rumors detract from the French victory at Magenta. It was believed that proposals of p?ace would follow the entrance of the French armv into Milan. France. The city of Paris bad been illuminated in honor of the victory of the French arms at Ma genta. The Paris Bourse was active. and threes had advanced. The details of the latest news ly the Europa reporting the Autri - an in retreat across the Ticin, is fully confirmed. The French crowed the lu-ino at Buffalora and Turle'uo. Th re was considerable fighting at both places. vJllEAT Bpjtaik. 1 lis (Jueeii delivered-her opening' sp-ech tt Parliament. She lanient- the out break of war, sayd -he I all sh could prevent it, and proclaims ner strict and impartial neutrality. She says the navy has been increased beyond the authority granted by Pcrliamentaud asks for it sanction. She recommended re-opening of diplomatic intercourse with Naples. She expresses hope that the reform question will be settled at this or the next session in the House of Commons. The Liberals had moved an amendment to address to the throne in reply to the royal speech, declaring that her Majesty's ministers do not possess the confidence of farhament, and debate tüere upon was pending. ' France. The Paris Bourse was active and prices higher, rentes closing: at 63f3oc. India. The Bombay mail of 3oth ult., had arrived, but news was not of much importance. A I great monetary panic prevailed.

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lprirn tvnni 1ia I ld:ivftr Ohio 1 Standard, of tli 9tb,the particulara of a shocking and fatal accident. On the 3d inst., as Mr. William Andrup hia wife, child and sister-in-law, (a Mrs. Whittaker,) resid ing near Bellepoint, were riding in a wagon, the horses took fright, , cause by the raising of an umbrella, ran away, threw Um out, killing the child instantlyy and so seriously injuring Mr. Andrus and Mrs. Whittaker as to forbid any hope oi tneir imai recovery, me necK ( of the child was dislocated, but the ; afflicted mother was not aware ofi , her serious los untl she had taken , it to some water ft r the imrpoe of washing the blood from its fnce, . . ker hail an arm, shoulder, and lower jaw broken, (the latter in fTHW IMltf I'll ..'klOT IlfnVniTI Ulli Üiri.lli..M Hüi.üiiU I X IVI anagks toiat thcmaiHn eMino.iod. Li ft " 1 11 ' .- ''ii- i' H't nicni u.io our sc-1 1 . 1 a. " crei, out we 11 ive :t woru ( sav to lie ciuzena 01 , Co.u.tv, auj ail oihcn wiio purchase " )"s :lt Plyt'"iith. In I nin; in nur G (1a, we do not confine eur wjv.- toiejow.iii- iio,.8 in ne pi.it-, but takeaJrantaw ol uinerent ALuketabv buvmsrof fTlflptn MT1I1 In.,ftrflre IIUU .J llllli I U III I I C iu iioswii. ew i orK ami oi nor eastern cities, ana in this way pet our G-mdsnn-jh cheaper. We take t a great deal of time ami pains in seUctinsr Goods. We intend to ni;,ke our homes in Plymouth, and customer will ümI werrart clethe same as reprf8,",el1- We .re receiving onr SPRIN J & SUMICR C3r OODS, Comprising the largest and best assortment of 3BRY GROCERIES, rt 1- TTT Vlüüüery- W cirü, , ass-ware, Boots &Shoes, , Hals & Caps. Bonnets, Cloliiill", Cutlery, t&c.c, EVER OPENED IN PLYMOUTH. ' , , vm ! 'ry one of the different branches are filled complete. We have pace to -ive our prices on only ; 'cies DeLiine?, l2X25pr. yd. De Bee, Ii wns, fast colors. Prints, Gin; hams Sheetings Denims, Shirting Stripes, Apron Cheeks Tic-kin ja, Jean.", Woman's Em'd. Shoes, do. G titers, Palm Leaf Hits Y. II. 'lea...... CottVtr Rice, Fih Salt ! 12 i " 61'2'." 12 8 1-) 10 10 10 12" 25 1 0) w. 50 Th 12 " 7 7 " 2 25 bbl ILTWe rpspcctfully invite all to ei.imine our Goal an-l prices. We t-ike prent pleasure :n Ehowing them, and not urge you to buy unless jou a,e 8uit(,JZiOW On the corner South of the E-lwartls House. April 5. md MCE Sl SMITH. N. Tl. All kinl-. of Country Produce taken at the highest market price. THE PEOPLE j Of Marshall Couiily and Virin.1v. i re repcctfuiiv info A -e th rmcd that WW. PAUL Boot & Shoa Business, j And intend minnfictorin and ketping on hand a np;'y ol Boot?, Shoes, leather, &c. Thi rulvfrtiaemrnt now will show Tie Pivmoutli people where to :o, For l&Mitand Shoe of every kln.l, To iiiiit!ie mst fatidiouf nvml, For those who Ih)W at Fashion's shrine, P!;ise cull at P-iul? Im." tloe desiu To keep what cannot fail to suit, The lit'st s'yle of "Shoe or Boot. If L:iliei wi!i or slippers neat. To su'u tiieir miiuls and ht tlieir feet Or G titers ot the latest fashion. When lrt to m ike a snlemli J dash in; Or Boo'-'-;, Shoe, or angin to wear; Then cdl .t Pud'H f'r the are thereof -verV!:z iiül various hwe. Mad? at the Eist and Westward too. We also have a Buskin tie For walkinjr which the Fair should buy. For the sake of health and comfort, too; Tin n ea'l n buy our Buskin shoe. Now Farmers, T wH please to call At Paul's h's stock will p'e.ise yon all; Hi toek i COod an! c mt be beat. By any house on any treet. A better Boot c-tnuot be ra'de, Than thove we keep for country trade; Our thick Brojraua are also stout TheVll wear till thev are all worn out. But if you want a finer sho.. Then call at Paol's he'll furnish you With Calf, Morocco, or with K;p--With kinds the best, that wi'I not rip. Young Misses, too, we fondly greet! Come let us beiutifv your feet. With G liters, Slippern or Bootees, Of anv kind that you miy please, We also have for babes that creep, A little shoe thit's very cheap 'Tis pliable and also neat. And will protect their little feet Shoemakers here can be supplied With TacKsand Thread and Awls and Lasts With Knives and Birstles, Pegs and Rasps. Come one, come air Rive us a try, And we are wire th it you will bnj At the sign of the Golden Boot. 42tf. S' YRUP a priwe article,at Jhtm 8jrfuifls

TO THE Let all give attention! THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE OPENED, one door north of the Po&t Office, an eztenive stock of i : rij . j p Ä Emhracin a pcneral assortment of everything , t : ..t..i- r. j ir . ..: .1 iSö .Wt mK that they can sell on sucn terms as wm warrant PUBLIC PATRONAGE i Tliey invite the citizens ol thia vicinity to an examination of their stock and price, that they may eatiafv themselves as to their term. Thev have in connection with their store, SU ; PER IOR workmen, who are iaJy tonn nwKjf, ;nni,rsrordom known that they will p:iy in CASH, the highest iu-n t:i:iiinpv wi n:iv in ta.aa.. tne miraesi market prices for all kin'is of FURS. FELT GREEN & DRY HIDES. &c. &c. Aß thev rurpooe makinsr their store a permanent ; institution of Plymouth, the public may be assured that they will always find their stock complete. 'LEATKEI. fL FIIVDIIVGS, Constancy on hand. Remember the place and give ve us a ca.I me door north ol the rbt Ulnce. Wm. C. EDWARDS, J. F. VAN VAI.KENDURGII. PlTm-tath, Im!., December 2ad 1C5S. vol 4no DRY GOODS A.N D SELLING CHEAPER THAN EVER! TE would respc'tfully call the attention of f f puicuascrs to the tact that we nave just re ceived trom the eastern cities, a stock of well selected EADY-MADE I HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, &C. Having bought our stock at first class Houses, we can oiler you Goods at prices to suit the times, N. Ü. With the above we have connected a TilLORLW ESTiBLISlIMT Under the supervision of Mr. F. J. RENNER, whetc we are prepared to MAKE CLOTHING TO ORDER! And keep constant on hand CLOTHS, CASSiM RS, VESTINGS. S. k M. BECKER. apr29-23 LATENT NSW;3 PHOM PIKE'S PEAK IIAVTE not created auch an excitement as has the arrival of an UNPRECEDENTED LARGE AND WELL SELECTED S70CK OF mT . . Ul UliUI IllU DUilJiUlill UUUJJiJI AT davidsoit & ccrs Consisting of GENTLEMEN'S & BOYS' READY MADE IMTM W! Fumisliing CLOTHS. GOODS, CASS1MERES, SATINETTS, LINEN And COTTON, and a full assortment of Tailoring Trimmings, Trunk-, SateheL, Boots k Shoes etc., etc., all of which will rnd must be sold at rates which will defy ai competition. Any person wishinjr to purchase goods as above advertised, we coul t best convince then of the troth wf our statvm-nts 'v giving us a call and examine our stuck aud price to which service we are at all times ready to attend. We would particularly direct atteution to our Tailoring Department which is under an efficient Superintendent who guarantees all work to be made according to style, mid er workmen like manner; and as we hare the advantage of a Qewlng TJL aohlne , Can afford the manufacture of garments at least one third less than customary prices. To our numerous friends and customers we tender our thanks for part favors, and hope to merit a continuance thereof by fair and liberal dealing. Pershinz Block. No. 2. j DAVIDSON CO. 1 pltStt

IRON CITYCOLLEGE

Pays for a full course in the IRON CITY COLLEGE, i The largest, most exte&sirelj patronized and. btit organized Commercial School in the United t itca BW Sihmdlesats Attending Daily, Marcb, 1S59. LTättal time to comnleta a full eourae. from 6 ia 1 week Every Otruu2.e3a6w Upcu graduating, ii guranteed Ca ha compete at t manage the Booka OF ANY BUSINESS, And qualified to earn a salary of from JlCaQQIJOII II A Ri H Ktö!cQL V7VVV1 Students enter at any time No Vacation Re view at pleas u r 51 PREMIUMS Best Penmanship! Ministers1 Sons received at half price. For Circular and Specimens of Writing, Inclana two letter stamp, and I . W. JENKINS, PittslrargL, Pa. LAND AGENCY 3,000 ACPvES of GOOD LANE For Sale on Easy Terms. PERSONS wanting to buy or sell Lansl, w illd wei: to call un the undersijrned, who can rive facilities fcr purchase or sale equal to any iu tha cou try. FOR SALE, at LESS than current rates, an3 on time: nw qr sec 34, (less 10 acres out of ft cor.) and ah of sw qof ec 27, town 22 n, of rang 1 w 230 acres, 30 acres improved at Norili Beud, Stark county. The n h of nw fen w m r, sec 6 Michigan Road land 122 57-100 acres unimproved fix iuiira north of Plymouth fine, heavy timbered lani, with w atef. Tlie seqand hof swq of fee 2, and the n q of sec 36, town 35 n, of ranpc one e Polk townshit) 100 acres heavy timbered, rood wuter j near Tyncr City to be sold n quantities to suit purchasers. The s h of ne q of sec 29, town 33 n, of nn?-j 2 e, 80 acres, four miles south of Plymouth fifteen acres improved food land, timber end water The seq see 8, town 32 n, of ranee 2 e, lCr acres Gn.-en township vicht miles from Plymouth near sore, mills, and in a pooj neighborhood good timber,fiue grass marsh, and living, running water. The e h of ew q of sec 25, town 34 n, af nnpe 2 e.and sw q of sw q of SO, town 34 n, 123 terns, four miles north-east of Plymouth good mill era and saw-mill thirty acTei"improved--build!r to be sold very cheap. The a h of nw q of aec 14, town 2 n, of rang good tImher-unimproved-t be lad on ea,j terms. Lot No. 6 in Wheeler's addition to the town c Plymouth Ene dwelling and pood out house. North f of Lot No. 37 in Plymouth, nowksow as "Baldwin House" a desirable locstion. Lot No. 91 in PI v mouth- good dwellipjr house Part of Lots 73 and 74, Plymouth dwelling 34x40 feet fT sal or rent. Lot Ao 40, PI jmouth i ood dwelling and two . 8try busincsa houie, on ot of thebest cornrs la I town to he had it a barpin. Peraona desirous of purchasing in thia rirititv REEVE k CATHOK December 9th 2tf Plj mouth. Id&. High Wages for Labor Don't work hard and then buy things at high r i i ces, when you can get twice as much for your money. I want larpe quantities of For tanning. I want all the 3E2E 3C 3D 323 there is in the country to be had. When yon haTe got either to sell, bring them to tlie store cf A- C STALEY in Plymouth and I will give you a better price and Horo Than any other man can or dare do for the same amount of BARK, HIDES, or any other kind of PR OBWCE Come and see me. "Hearing is believing, and seeing is knowing.' That's a Turkish proverb, and if you come to "see" me and "hear" my piijes for good., jou will 'believe and know that 1 can do better by jou than any man in Plymouth. 1 have cn hand a good stock of Dry (Roods, GROCERIES AND NOTIONS, STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS Ot all kinds suited to the market, lam a p!a:n looking, honest talking and fair dealing man, mean just what I say do just as I agree nd shall succeed in benefiting you if you mill let rae. That old and well kno n Tanner S. S. STALEY, Will turn your bidesinto leather at the bortf$t notice and in the best manner, and having a Uomt Market, we can pay more than those who Luy to ship. Call on 22tf A. C. STALEY. JTVjU bALE,a large ana m i; uificrnt stock of 7 Hard w&rcj Stove-, Tin wurc, Japanned wri c . and every other kii-d ol ware and tare in the Haniwir line H. B. DICKSON k Co'e.