Marshall County Democrat, Volume 4, Number 33, Plymouth, Marshall County, 14 July 1859 — Page 4

The Way to Bo It. Messrs. Editor: Six years ago, an honest, hard-working 'man, went from the vieimtv of Norwich Conn, to the far we.-t. He had in hU pocket A capital of 400, which he had carefully husbanded again-t a raining day". On ai riving 1 Iiis place of destination he purchased a snug little farm which he planted with peach trees. His- neighbors, no doubt, thought him foolish and visionary, but he kept his own counsel. His second crop of peaches yielded sufficient-, to pay for hi-; land and leave him a gain of 400 bnt the last, year his peach crop yielded him a profit of thousands. In view of these facts, I would say to all, wake. up, look around, and see where you can set fruit-trees. There is, perhaps, many a spot on your farm nearly worthless, it being so rocky that it is almost impossible to plow it, and only producing brakes, briers and noxious weeds. I would bv all means ad

vise you to set out fruit-trees, es - pecially the apple tree. Plant a tew eviy year, and in i, short time j those barren place would be beau-i tifully adorned by nature's va-i rigated tint, and soon they will be-J come very productive, and from these rocky spots you will draw interest yearly and your children and grand-children will rise up rtau uuuuj uu, iui juu mu i;mc

tbera an inheritance which will nof ii it i ii I do r.ot p:clcni tosell kooIs without pnSt, Jut I quickly pass away, and I wish all , in Iivc c.H,tp-buy as cheap. nd sen as cheap to remember that the bearino:ia3my nc'l-1ihcr,,lir,tJ- , , . -i . , i . Remember the n'acc on the coinr, first door

year never comes to mm wno piats - r- T O ?vor-v Does When! turn to Chv Eds. Gazette: In a latt? isne of your excellent pa run is an ai tide on wheat turnim' to Cheat, which although appeals somewhat feasible and might be pretty satisfactory to those who have not been close and critical observers yet to my mind it is fallacious. That cheat will totv I have no doubt for I tried it, and found it would grow about rs well as most other grain, but tL ut wheat ch mrx s to cheat I hire very little, if any doubt. I will state some of my reasons for btiitvii: a? I c. In the iir-t plies it tikes eh that come? from the seed about u loner to m it tires a it does wheat conequHiir! v in c i any lent to the vlu-;U tho cliat acci-caii-not come out mature iri i tVr.' weekIs ou; lot a brush or n nnd ir.uttlat'j wneat 01 tre,1 fall on t the catflu or other ?tiLk cat it oiY after it i lkj uiUL uji aim joint, iiuu then observe whether in those very plaees there is not more cheat than cbwhere. If there is not I am in error if there all doubt. If not, why more cheat there than any where else? If it is in the seed alone why is it that we may sometimes sow very pure seed and have very pure wheat aud sometimes we may sow equally pure seed on the same ground and have a great deal of cheat, prevailing wheat having the moit difficulty to encounter. Some may say the cheat was in the ground. If that is a good argument there? would be cheat at all limes and under rd circumstances it would be nearly the same; but we find the same ground sometimes producing cheat in great abundance at other time? very little; some season there will be twentv times a3 much cheat a3 there will be in other seasons. I cannot till why this is so unless the weat changes; at least the argument is vastly in favor of the latter. The farmers were as careful to sow clean wheat last fall as usual and yet there is much more cheat this harvest than I have known for years. At the last sossion nf Oliio lcgijliture it was made tbe duty or the township assessors to return the number of sheep and the owner of each lot, and the number killed by dogs within the year. By the Newark Advocate we observed that the assessors in Licking county performed their duty according to the act of Assembly, and the aggregate return of sheep killed by dogs in that county with in the past year, was little short of thirteen hundred. The whole number of sheep in the county i put down p.l ir,9,G9'). The harvest has commenced in Tippecanoe County, and the Lafayette Courier says the crop Tvas never better, and so pay all the papers in the South part of tin-State.

SPRING AND SUMMER

. wr : V fTtf!,; " ff "t Ol O tÜJjüSr, FURNISHING GOODS. &.O. At r'Geatly ""RecTuced "Priced -3 inCcititcti of Marshall connty had, the rnb .1. 'C generally, are hereby informed that I hüvi brought to riytnüaib a large riytnü-aib a ltrt ' ' 42. selected with great care ; and special attention p to S'sjlc and Quality, as well an to making, which I now offer for Cash Lumber, or almost any kind of Country with full confidence of meeting the wants of my n'aracrou curtcaers. ' "! Thuj wishing t3 purchisa anything in my line arc solicited to call and examine for themselvxas I always take pleasure in wnitiugon customers , whether I sell to thorn or not. My stock consists of jy' !sw?xdks Tants, . Skirts, Overalls OvKnHixTs, IlArKtRcmrs, Ciatats, Gloves, 8aciiilu. Umbrellas, 3 ck? Cloti;,' Ladies IIoop'ii?kirt3, Ge.xt's Lasie's Collar's AND HATS AND CAPS IN GREAT VARIETY! While I r. turn my thanks to thoe whohave here tofor patronized m? so hberilly, I s 'I! solicit their patronage; and all who wth to buy the - - CSST GOODS FOFl THE LEAST MONI south or rwtp Wan-rooms, Plymouth. Tni. AsrillstlSSO -I8v4:f H. PILRCE. SPIKE'S PEMC GOLD pi; Tub Fj:1 S5) V : e CHEAPER than EVER! S. CLE "iVr.L AND AND J. I.. CLE AVK 8 TT 1 ir.l Vinvin nt-oi:tf cd thcm?elvp tOCrCtll in ihn tni'c of Merehandis'nsr. nt thold ftnnd i of Closrotaui and Hewelt, under the firm,nam andstvleof G. I CLE1TEMND & BRO. Vouh1 rwcciTullT announce to the citizew of Mirshtll CMnntv htI . a-j:'-n cornTy, that tht-y are jnH in receipt of a ?'; an I Splendid OOlSL OI especially for the Spring Trade, , consigns , of a jrener.il .i3jortioe.t of Dar Goods, Groceries, Hats, Cam, B-3jt-, ... Snots QCEE3T XtX . Hardware, Gi.-swari Wooden tvark, assortment of Alco a 'splendid. topuit Window Shades and W indow Taper &c, d d irab e roods with a creat variety of choice an ' ....... . i r 1 1 1 well suitea to trie wants ana w isnosoi an purcuas Strict tt -1 . - - : 1:1 leniion lo ineir uu?ine?, nope 10 receive aimer-; al share of the public patronage, u e therefore, with the v.tmost ccnudence, invite all wishing to purchaRO to call anJ examine onr tock and Prices, as we feci confident ti.at there is none that will go aav dissatisfied. G. S. CLEAVELAND k BROTHER istr. ci mi. o. Piyraouth, Ind., March ilsi 1553. In M.ih.dl Comipöu Pica Court Jue T Notice is hertbV Live n iliat" at the June Term of the iaiJ C'iurt tu be hjl-.ea ox-, the third Monday of June U5J, aceounL-. iiuin nt will be presented to th court Jt the -tin de settlement of the eft. täte of M.ugartl JM.ikin,deceaJJ, i- i- - 2owS Attct: N R PACK RD, Clerk. JUST liliCElVED, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Bjpi-i-ns e3 Strmmer H AND SHOES, Cf every Grade and Variety. We invit the Ladies to call and sec our stock of Women's, Misses & Children's Wear, We have White and Black Kid Slippers and Rootees, Cloth nnd Kid Congresa Goiters of all grades. Gents ncd Bovs' Srogansand Gaiters of all kinds, Bots Fine Calf Coots. We are manufjcturins Gents Fine Boots, that can't be beat. We invite all to give us a call, as we intend to sell low. E. PAUL. ITN. B. We will pay th highest price in cas. for.my amount of Hides. npri!7 19ml To Non-residents. The underpinned with the couaty Survevor will,

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on luesday tlie Ifcth day ot July nxt, proceed to courage the Working M"n forward tOjimprore XT7. ond Iocat$ihe corners of their land in eec. mcnt i science and art, who considers It an honor 14. 1542.1. town . 2 range 4 est in Stark Coanty, to do Ji;a ovrn work j most respectfully solictyour Ind., to meet on the premises, aud continue from pitronagc. RAGS taken ,in exchange- for Tindav to day till all is surveyed. Warc Second handed Stores ' taken on commis .Non-residents who fail to meet the suireyor at gi0IU ; .. ; . ; i s J, c BAXTER." ' the tine and place above rpecified and defiay or , Plymouth Ind., May 12 185? 24 v4 provide for defraying their portion of the eipcnse -

of said Survey, will be returned to the count? Auditor and such dchnquencv placed n the tax d plicate and eolected according to law. MICHAEL GRIFFIN, jun:0SU3 ROBERT LOCKE.

, , , SlierifiTs Sale. 7, i

. BYhifte f nn execotioa and ofrlerotliila to mc directed from the Clerk of the M irshall Circuit Court, I will offer for g:tle as the hi w directs on Saturday the the IGthxJajvcf July 18f)JbetT.een the honrs of If) o'clock, a tn and'4 oTIoeW'-p rn; o said day; the following described fcäT e"stÄie in!?Iarf shnll County Indiana, to-wit: r.-niffi Wktst half of the north east quartert Uie south cOst quarter of the nnrtli p-i3t quarter nd thi 'south pa?tqu;irterof section tfibtf. Cue; aod, th&bf 5th westQUvtfroir PccptJdiitt.v-two; and lUe-iiorth eat qunrtcr and the n'rtli ca:t qunrterpf the north west quarter' of section thirty-three,' rtoirhip thirty-four, rnn?e or.e enst. I . AlVo the north eaet q'tartcr of the south west quarter of section twenty-nine;' the Vert half of the south east quarter of section thirty,' lind the north naif of section thirty-one, in township 'thirty-four, north of ranqe tfcOeast, containinfr in. nil of said tract ' of 1 land ten hundred and eighty acrra, more or Je?. L,.,. . I Taken 's the'prorJeriyof Edwin A Wales and .Mary E Wales at the suit of Alexander H . ew 23w3$3 : . O. M. BARNARD, Sheriff. FEED THE HOTGRY T HE undersig?;ed has RECENTLY brought ca an entire Is ew Stock of FAMILY GROCEFUES! To which he inrite the attention of purchasers. Having been in the Grocer Business, iu this placö a number of ycar3, he flitters, himself that, by honest and fair dea!'uig,he will continue to receive tie patronage of those who hiTe heretofore so hbcrally patronized him. The best aortment of Tea in tawa. fJood " '- ( J 'f y Y. H. TSA' 50 Cts per lb! Jlolasae?, Syrup, Tobacco, and Rice chjjper m VM . t tnan atanv other house m riymoutn. Coffee,' one'. Shilling perhlb! Better furar than at any other house in tonrji 9 cenwper pound.' . , "'V " W Gire-me-a eaif at trto old stana oi i'auersan rip.ivi.lfini!. t.-i Porte St.. where I ca i.ti.dwl erl cheaper tinn tlie cheapen, for cash or country pro m. . 1 i i T 1. ducc inis can ana win oe uone, ms x.u:enjrtnt to pay cor profits to divide. Call aud see foo vourself. I3v4tf T. J. rATTEUSON. The proprietors of tho,- - , - RICHMOND . MILLS, (formerly Fuller's). in Plymouth,. having put them in complete order, are now manufacturing FJ.OUK of supf rior quality for fun'ly use, and intend keeping a supply constantly on hand for the accommodation of the citizcns'of the place, which they will Deliver Free of Charge, to their customera anvwherc in. the . village, nd warrant it equal to the best, manufactured else where, orothii-wisc will Uke it back ana ltlunJ the money. ' - :" . Corn .Meal, Urm and Shorts will alo be delivered without charge. CUSTOM WORK done on short notice. Cash for.'. Wheat,' Corii anil Oats The hij:l:rt market price, in cash, will be paid at all t:m a for go xl, sound Wliea, Com und Oat. Orde-i for Flour mav be left at Pcrhin'a store. KICtLMOND k WILBUR. Plymouth, August 2(5 1 )tf 1 V IT A T 1 a-'B a ; 13 AG-AirJ' LiOCSB I ! j And m iv be seen free of charge at the store of - VINNEDGE & BROr No. 1 Coibin'3 Illock, riymoutli Ind., - Where there is kct constantly on hand & large and well selected slock ol ' ! i GROCERIES Consisting of . Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Tobacco, Cigars, ' V: Candles, Xxds, liaisins. Pepper, Ahpicc, Salcroius, Mustard, Com- v mo7i and fancy Soaps Starch, Indigo, Soda, Cloves. Cinnamon, And everything in the Grocery line, down 16 a stick of Allen's Celebrated Pulmonary Chewing Gubi, And -.n addition to their hearr stock' ot Groceries, they have iillöd their commodious store room chock-full of ' ; .-' ' DRY GOODS Of every variety and Btyle. AldO Sheetings and Bleached Goods of every grade, which we will Bdl cheap forcith or Ready Pay. As for Pricee, we have only to say,' call and CXAW'ine our fricnd Mirk wiH be a,W!l'9 rCd Very Respectfully : Vour?, ;': .U iVlN'NEDGETi: BRO. LOOK. HEBl'E!: 11. C. BAXTER'S 2d door north of Pierce's' Clothing Stj6re,' Juat opened tbe first day of Mav 1 839,' where you 'cjxn positively buy at the Cheapest Ratc3 all klncfc of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. j jjjtg .fly work s.ivself and warrant it good or no sale. Take Notice--1 hold myself in re a diostodo work at all honrs of.the day and evening. 1 luve supplied myself with the most apnrov ed and complete set of Tools and Machines, and am we'l prepared to do all kinds of , . - - . JOBBING & REPAIRING IM TUE BEST OF Style and Jlnrabilify, . . according to order and time, and without delay I will make it ijuite an object to all to send mc their orders. I want it to be pWnlv understood, being my own manufacturer, th-.it I will not be undersold, aVl can ailord to cell as low as anv establishment in the country. l'AKMERS, TÜke Notice. Particular attention paid to repairing of i TIN, COPPER. BrlASS & SHEET-IRON WAKti that you may not be detained in town nnnecessa rily. I keep on h in I (and am the onl? one author zed to 6cll the same,) the . Self-Straining Milk Bucket one of the most important and valuable Improve ments ot tne times. Ine arrangement of this Bucket is so plain nnd simple that it cannot fail to please those who would save Loth Time and Ijhtoox. No milk will be lust should the bucket be thrown over or kicked over by -the cow. Call and taiVa look at it whether you want to buy or of. -If roil want t0 8ut;lin Fair ami Cheap Trices, and to enTVTOTICE. The Wo'f Creek' Mills will be stopped about the first of July, for the pur pose of repairing; they III be in opcratiou by the 1 15th. Our customers will please take notice. jun23-.T0tn WM. ZEHNE;.

. . , Jy NEW STOCK.OF" - SPRING' aiND.StnoiER GOODS!

fT'' HÖHEST . ' CORNER' i. til i ' ' 1 i 1J ' ' 1 STILL TNIS CDX T Eil 0 F : ATT R ACT I Ö N : tn.!!f:M i-r rifun t:-?;. ' -!" NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED! . ' 4 9 r j t . Hiving survived ih'e, flames of March'-a year a gd paid p tar creditors Collected a portion of my debts, I am happy to announce to my nuL nier ous friends and customers that I have uow'onharid a general assortment of . , 1 i . ' . ; . : iü)ii(&Äin)S Cornistingof ahn ort ererv liire in thfe we?t.'' ' .article xuei , ix that Of all kinds to suit all clashes. -oT people. ' I nm not goinr tojnake a b!ow, not going to till you that I will ifcll ray gocds for. ". " , 'nl'i' Jl y - i - ; 1 ' ' nät-hM'-'ö;.'! -'. t '!. ; .iri U- ' ' - Cut thai I will sell them as cheap as I can afford to An experience of mro than twelve years in the "Merchantile1' Bii5iucssrVv: ' , , . ',. I . " ' ((.! j! f . '" ' : '" 1 ' ' CoHvinccs me that i ' ' i 'EQUAL AND EXACT JUSTICE TO ALL" ' la the : motto which sliould govern bölli buyer and sellcf.' Give me a call, frieud,-exainine my '.'!.. ' 1 I ' j Stock of Groceries, :. - BOOTS 'AX SHOES, ' .!? ;; ; IIATSAyi) CA S, . . tc,i &c,.4 jJcc,,. !-&c ;;i;m And if you don't want to buy it will not eoiit vou anything. . . J. URO WNLF.E. . "bv !the way I have a large amount on b;uk and notes, for goods sold long ago. I, need the money jmt now in I h iTP some heavy payments to make in a short time.; . .Those who know themselves indebted could not do nie a greater favor than topav O W". . Plymouth, October 21, lräö " J. II " ' AX ORDINANCE : :':" INt.RELlTIOX TO CZRTAIX IsiDE WALKS -THEREIJf ; . . NAMED. ; ,.,:'.!' , Br it Ordained bv the President and Trustees of , the corport town of Plymouth, iri the. county cif M.irsh;ill, and State .of- Indiana: . : . , ; f fill AT d side alk be constructed of poodo:ik . or walnut lumber, three Iccst .wkloj on the Fouth eidc of. lots ijumhered live and "siXj in Whtc'er's addition to the town- of Ply month: al?o on the north side .f lotj numbwd eipnti nine and ten, in Brownlee's "addition to- tlu; town of PIvbiouth; and also on the east pule of Iota number! six, seven, eight and nine, in Wheeler's at'diih tothc townof rivmouth. Src 2 And be it further Ordained, Tb.t if siid several side walk? shall not be constructed, within edxtt days from this date, that the" Marshal of lhi. corporation nhall proceed to- construct the same, and charge the co?t9 thereof to the owners of said lots in Fretion' first mentioned, and that ihe same be Uxediiiul collected as other corporation taxes' J H N KL1NGEU, Pres't. - arrtT: J G 0?aonsK,' Clerk pro tern. : May 25tb, lc53 jm9-2St.1. . , . i". nr. T. 1. &E1IQA .' rirr.-.'S .ii '-it 1 Has removed hi sstock of DRUGS ANDwMEp1CINE3 to the room one door east of Patterson L CIcavelahd'd etore ; on Li Porte I street, Plymouth Ind, where he keeps constantly on hand , PURE DRUGS i AND II in j: Crrefully Pelccted frrom the be?t Wholesale EstablIimentsiiir;Neir York, Philadelphia Pits-bui-gh :iad Chisago- i : ; ;, ! i i j t' Country llerchanis, .FI.! :i 1 f AND 1UIY S.I C I A N S GEN E RALLY ' ' ' ' !''! Will find it to their Interest to give lam a call ashe Marranta .every article, cold by' hint 'to be just what it is represented Jn addition to'lus, l.-.rge flock of Drugs and Medicines,' bia'y be found ENDLESS QtrANTITIES y 'df . - : ' Ii V YANKEE NOTIONS -1 1Perfumery,"1; v V ' ;.Vtt.: Burmbg. TFIuid, .;,"': ."Tobacco .,df And. in fact. everTthinz uiiiallv kept'jn Driipr Store, at prices &a low i a can be airorded i Cull and examine for yours jives. ,,T. A.,LMON.: NcwJlPM': Store; The subscriber would respectfully in form' he citizens Of Plymouth, Jiar: fjj-S . ahall had adjoining counties, that he "ilr ha opened a new stock, of all the "Wi'-fc Ö';li.O i3"S cucks. jewelry..- .". FAX C Y G O OD S " . ...... ... : . . AND ' . v - Generally keptin a first 'class'Jcwelry ?tore. Tin Goods are of tho latest Styles, best quality and wiH be sold At ew Yorkrnces. t y Bfinga piactical Jeweler 1e Solicits a sharer public patronage. -t : - it j Room No. 2 Tcrshing's block. - . r . . .. i r ADOLPH MYE3S ii dec23-41v , . WHO ! WANTS MONEY NOTICE. if hereby given to holders of County Orders, of Marshall cpunly,.with numbers corresponding with the mi rhberW below, dated 1853 and 1654, and all ordert protested prior to Juue 19th, lt?ii5, that upon presentation tolhc'Cuunt? Treasurer, at lii-ßkf they wiUrb -redeemed; 4019 4819 -4122'4 129. ; ; 4156 - 74172 '4S24 '"I 4327- 4335 4267 3 39 ' 87 214 ' 403 : ! '4300 i 4308 7 41 101 '489 .13 43 110 343 649 21 2G 1S4 .360 .34 07 1S6 391 56 :1 179 351 355

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CONCERN!;;;-';, ' THAT CHARLES -PA'EMER, Keeps the best assortment of 1- r -. . ' AKD

Yankec-y .lo( ions. PLYMOUTH! Nobody pretends to disputc.'- As to " - - TEA, - - - TOBACCO,And xianj other articles, he can't be beat. As to priees, we leave-all to judge.4 I expect to make a living by ',4 'KW j JV SclIinV oods, And will succeed sure äs anything, IP JEV Ö 77 X CD . 1 1ST Gr j All those pay up who know they ought to, and hope they may, and not leave DEBTS standing until I am compelled to rcsorl to the Law for collection, ordoworje. "A word to the wise. ' Plymouth, September 9th ' f42tf.: : .-. m LJZ Prospect ns'.ifor 1 859. f The new volume of the New York .Weekly Illustrated Golden Prize will commence-Jan 1st 1859. The following are the nam s of the j Literati whose productions will grace the columns of this elegant journal during the tbÄr; ' ' ' ' Icev! C: H Spnrtrron, of London',' ,,: GWM Rernolos of London,-" :'-' G P R James; Novelist, Sir Edward Bui wer, Gen C F Ilensieker, late Of Nicaragua, Col G CfocK-f, 'A'LT'Murtson, Capt "M 1 ir-ATeYnifder, "Ü . S 1 " ' Tliomas Dunn Rnglish.M D, : ' Henrv Ciap, ir,"!)i' O C Van Buren, Lieut J M Platt, USN. . F Clinton n irrinton, Miss Southworth ' Mrs Anna Whdpley, Miss Hetty Heartly, Miss Virginia Vau ;han Miss Di Veruon, . Minni Mitnjnr -1- - - - - Hattic Clare, Mrs T,B Sinchrc. i 1 ? ii l TERMS: ' - -Terms of subscriptin, 2 a year; each cubscriber is entitled to one of tlve article? named in the fl.lowin; Lfct, anJ is requcted to mention what ar ticle lie desires when he sends his subscription monev: ! Gold Pen, with silver case, worth at retail 2 00 2 00 2 05 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 a oo 2. 00 -troo Ladies gold pencil do Gold tooth pick". "... do ' Ladies gold pen with extdnsion case, Engrossing gold pen, 1G carets Gold ring plain and chased. Ear drops. Mosaic and Florentine Broaches Gold Lockets Cable charms -. Gold Broaches.. Gentlemen's pins. Gentlemen's bosom .stud.? do' sleeve buttons '. Watch keys Ladies' cuff pius do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do dy Ribbon slides., Go?drro?sc?rr: rREMIUMS'TO AfJANTf GTTTO SUnSCRIBKRS. Thovt:r.fif t rp A rhM bPfrberirjers at2. r;idi. aud reciiuiw f 1 0 will boiiUcJto-a. gold pcn-iikl dlvVr4olJ,jr Wortii'J r' lind each subscriber will rec iv nny on of thc( b.,ve articled he may select; Thosic remittiiiir . 2J for 10 guljscin-bei-s will be entitled to a'gold pencil, with pen, worth 7. Those pelting u; a club of 15 Bubscriljcrsan 1 remitting 30, wi'l .be entitled to silver watch, or a gold ve.t chain wortn 10. : : -Those rtoiitting -Hfor 21 subscribers will be entitled to a gold chain, or a silver hunting cased watch worth 22. .Tho remitting 0 for 40 subscribers vill be entitled to a ladies' gold watch worth .'i0. Th')e remitting 100 lor 50 subscriber, will be entitled to a gold watch worth $ 10. 0A11 communication shnidd be nbdressed to 5J M U Di:AN, PublWicr, 235 Broadway N Y A PrtIZS FOR EVERYBODY who si'Escniüi:s for the NEW1-YORK WEEKLY' PRESS, A BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED THE NEW YORK .WEEKLY , PRESS ,U one of the best Uteraxv paer3 of the-dar. A large Quarto containing TWENTY PAGES, or SIXTY, COLUMNS of entertaining matter; aud j ELEGANTLY. ILLUSTRATED every week. A GIFT WORTH- PROM 50 CENTS TO f 1000 00 WILL "BE SENT TO EACH SUBaCRIHER , ON ItriCElPT OF . THE . SUBSCRIPTION MONEY. ; TERMS; IN ADVANCE: - One copy for one year and one gift. . . -. .$2 09 Three copies one year and throe -gifts...;. '.5 00 Five copies one year and 5 gifts'. j:. 8 00 Ten copies one vear ana 11) gill? lo W Twenty-one coTRWone rwr ainj lgifls. 30 00 The articles to be distributed wre ' eomj "eomprif ed in th? following; 1 United Statss Treasury Note, f H) 0U UU 2 do . . do 5 do i . do 10 f ,- do . do. . 10 Pat. Lev. Hun. cased watches 500 00 each 203 00 each 100 00 each 103 03 each 75 00 aach . 60 00 each 50 00 each 35 00 each 30 00 each 20 Gold Watches, 50 do . v ;.;'; 100 : '' -J. do :.; 300 Ladies Gold Watcho?,. 500 Silver Hunting Cased Watches, 200 Silver Watches, $15 00 to 25 00 each lOOQt Gold guard, vest aad fob. . ,v t Chain. U .':.... r .... 10 00 td SO 00 each 100ft Go!drch?-nTrd Pencils,' 5'flO to 15 )0 each Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Dropes! Breast PinfTCtüT Fms, Sleeve Buttons Kings.l Shirt SUHW.WfttcjvKeysGald und ilver .ThHB-ll blc?: and a Tztittr tif eititt aWcle8oftlrD8 50 cents' to'$l5 00 each.; i"' ' " V;;"1"' On the receipt or the snoscnption money, tnea subscriber's name will be entered upon our books and the gift forwu deil.wlthiii one week to him, b.yj mail or express', pest-paid. ' ' " ' i ' ' ' " 3 0A11 communications must b addressed to DANIEL ' AJ3EE,1 PciLisuEit. I . 211 Center stkt,.Nev York. ju!15 34 CONSUMPTION ÜT OLD INDIAN j -M : A Q rPOCTR, UNCAS;BP,ANT n 1 1 j . . . h-tiic Missionary amemfhe CUERD., : Indiarii of the Rocky Moun- . V". t M v -1 '. fciins, discovered .k V ft ARE " PLANT, hat proves to be a j " certain cure for Consumption ,eiiiaTinMBronchiti, Asthma, Liver CONSUMPTION Compja5mV ferrous Affec- '. - ... tions, Couhs, Colds, kc. CURED. Having now made his turtnne and retired from business, he will send the prescription nnd jdi rectiona - fori - preparing th "medicine free of charge to all i?TJI!H: CONSUMPTION who desircit, and will send to . his agent, enclosing 2 stamps ' "' (Cecils) ta: pay , the returi' CURED. . .letter, with a description ol tliiir ivmptam-O ;The old Doctor Iiiis, cured jaort than 3Ö00 cases of Consumption . alone, ,and hopei all afflicted people will avail themselves of.thisopEortuuity.as tho Doctor wishes to do all the. pood e'ean before ha dies. Address all letters to DANIEL' ADES, Box 3531, New York. Wlio"SKI?sole agent. jH? ? 0.s-TuU5 34 I.W SW 14, 32, 1 THE above described land, bitu?te in Lnion To wnslüp, Mashall county, Indiana, near a good steam saw milt, and the : village of Mxencuckee, und a Bhort distance fromMxencuckee Lake, is good soil, well timbered, and will be sold on good terms. Apply to A C Thompson at II untinSton, or in rivmouth to T. MeDON ALL. .

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v J -yCurei RlimiitialiiJ I. .il I Cures Frost Eitrs. . OneritaLLife 'Liniment ' Cures Old Sore?. Orient a! ''Lift Oiintal T i"i T inimPtit ares Sweeny, on Horses.. Dr.; R. D. PORTER TWO ; MIKXf'W ;.-ÄR.03?M2 Will Cure Sick Headache in Two Minute ! - These Drops will cure Sick Hoadache In two minutes. Incve.-ycase where. the pat;cat t!noi relieved in Fiv- minutes after taking the Two Minute Drop, the monev will be refundedf The Two Mfnute Drops Itff pCrfectl'. safe and pleasant to take, and wll b found of lastantbenef it in pick headache, nauea and pick stomach,' fainfne?sf"pain-InthCftoniaclir cdtiejhr'pSTn in the Vide, päinTul cough,' depression oT spirits, kc, ic, Sold evervwhercat 50 cents pT bojtle, -Mannfactnred bv Dr. R. D. PoRTtR.6 Third Sfroct, 'Louisville, KjJ"1 " " " POUTER'S D1XSER PILLS! PromoteD the erstem estroxvnd impart tone and. vigo to lu their action they are tonic and al tcrative,- an', mildly laxative. They do not fgrlpe or nauseate in the least; at the"same 'timf. thev are certain in thejr action,, curing .habitual costivcniss, sicW headache, !dizzine?.,' loss of appetite, debility, depression of spirits, kc, &c. , Asa Fkmai.e :Pn.Lrhey haveno superior in 'Amcnorahea, or-supprcFsiou of the" menses, and other monthly diseases. Thee Pills ef.ectually remove tho exciting cause, aud restore the patient to health in a few days." 7'hcso piV.s are pure It vegetable, containing no mercury or other (Icliterioindrups. 7'hese - Pills are giTcn in doses of one pill after diuner everyday uutill tbe disease i. removed. If the disease does not yield in 48 hours, increase tha dose to two or three alls at a time. Manufactured with great care bv Dr. ri. D. Porter..9G Third Street, Louisville, Ky., and sold by druggists generally; price 25 cents per box. uy person who docs not live convenient to an agent can have the pills 6ent by mail, postage paid, by remitting 25 cents to the proprietor, or 6yc boxes for one dollar. If vou desire health, a?k for PORTER'S DINNER PILLS, tnd use no other., Jan. 27, 1859. 9 tf nit. noB.iciDH . BLQÖB Fillll- AM H909 PILL DISEASE-VANQUISHED . . DV Eotack's Scandinavian Eenieiip Dr. AFTER YEARS OF STUDY AND EX: pcrhnent, Dr. Roback, the eminent Swedish Pin tician, succeeded in produding a medicine from twenty-three dillerent species of mountain be rbid his native land, which acts directly on the causes of disease in the blood, nnd by restoring ihe eo rupted fountain of lifo, to a condition of h ;alth kii purity, ojcpcls disease from the system, where vir it may be located, or whatever may be its character . IudigCfctioo, nervous complaints;, epileptic and other fits, 'cough?, consumption in itearly stage?, sore throat,' bronchitis, fever and' ague, nsthms, low spirits, sexual incapacity, feminine weakness, pricking of the. skin, symptomatic of paralysis, rheumatism, neuralgia, tumor, cancer, diabetes, latitude and debilitv. r'.iaahea, and nil other disorders of the organs' of respiration,' the liver, the kidneys, the stamach, Ihft4urvesy4u:ilui iuuscuUr iibi-e-i unerringly cured by this preparation. It is to tli MATEaiMMORBi 6f Seeds of disease what an alkali is to an actd: it neutralizes them with absolute certainty, while at the same time it regulates tlie secretions, removes obstructions from the towels, cre ates appetite, renews LodHyigor, andre.qly -rates j cverv animal function. - cueo is tue jiature, sucn am the effects of Dr, Roback's famorw Sennäna-1 vian Blood Purifier, ihichif taken in conjunction 1 with his Scandinavian Blood Fill, wilLaiot only ohlitcrafc tlie most painful disease, but prevent their recurrence and lengthen life beyond the ordinary span.".''. " ' " . ''' - . ' .- ' In the "Scandinavian Blood Pills," Dr.' Robnrk prescnts the result of twenty years of experience, ! - . . . . i t . Ml harrt study ami experiment as to wnai a penecr pui should be. i No one can doubt their superiorly after one single trial. Price of the Scandinavian BlOod Purifier, $1 per bottle, or $5 per half-dozen; Scandinavian- Blood Pills', 25 cents per box, or five for $1.,', ' ' ' V, ' . -' rEso.Miama Co., Ind., Aug. 4, 1657. Da. C. AV. Roback: I have received so much benefit from your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Biood Pills, that I have thought it my duty, and it is no less my inclination, to give you a plain statement of my" case. I was for years aiUlctcd with that bane of fill comfort and efficiency in business, dyspep.ia. To recapitulate all tlie so-called remedies which I have used to rid mvself of this disease, would indeed make a melancholy catalogue. 1 also consulted with the best physicians I could bear of ' I was induced to try your remedies through the pcrsuasionof a friend, and after using them a few davs was greatly bencfuicd, and in a 6hort time, ICSitJirQi a.montu, i wasenureiy ani jw-rniawnyy cure(hT I was also afnctetTwhli tins jn'ost f iölVut nervous hcadaejto," w nich I Buppose - was produced by iny disordered st)macTr, : for when mj'd kspepsia left mclmv headache left with' It--j I now feel better iii ever T rcspcct than I have for ten years. Very truly yours, JOHNS DEMUTH. . - "CfxciNXATi, Friday, Sept. 4, 1857. Da. Roeack Dear Sir: ? IIa iugbeen afflicted with neuralgia or rheumatism for the past year and a half, "and .having een your, medicine, called the Scandinavian Blood Purifier, highly recommended by gentlemen witfy whom T am ertuairited, I was induced to try it, but not before I had, cd various othjFt'niwficmes; rafter ns;ng two botclcs, 1 felt its eficcts very sensibly, and upon using two more, "I found myself perfectly trored. Yöu W!l "allow rhe, therefore, to congratulate you pyw 'tnaWn5irtri5-corinrocdiciuc-wlrich is 'prpting if&If.to be 'a worker of sucli .woudew in 'the JieeaseR of he hwnifamU;.:. " GEORGE S. BENNETT, J ' ! Local Editor Cincinnati Daily Enquirer. ' Ismanatolts, Wednesdav, Sept. 2, 157. DitrC W. Roback Deais Sir: J Having been trotiblcd for several ' years with extreme. dcUility andöreäkiicM o much so tliat I was unable to Attend W mv-ordinary tniiness at tinies, and having heard of the wonderful cures thatyour Scandinavian BloOd iiinfieränd;Pl11$ wer"a cnxtiflr.Was indveed by ä friend to try them. - ; '. .1 1 I h ive been using tht? Purifier for the lat twelvt months," and lind the medicine fully equal to its recommndktioTTS.' So tartiable is ita use to me that I cannot now; dispense, with the u gB ol it at my'advr iiced age of life seventy-seven years. . ' I-chcerfully give ihis information for tJwi benefit of tliose similarly aßected MORRIS MORRIS. The above. ccVtlfic.ci'aäd many oüiers, can be seen At myofiice, by anv one at anytime; ' (Jet one of fity Famllj Medical Almanac;, gratis, "from my a ""eiit Art-.'--v -.- .'- .AI;tnuiaao'rf,VaTc-rv00s and Office, No. CE. Fourdwitroe!, 3d baildmg-fi'oin Main Welt, Cincintta,'0.' 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i I rj oä. e .1- 1,1 urgeu, as a iwiiiunnjA-r WiWIitof r r.r ; -n alion commands the hirhest .Mcdical ükilt f th age, and will furuL.li.tb most' .yprruxtA ireatmect- '... '. . - The Diuctors of Association in IheLr acnu4 Report ujn the tnatiaenl vt Sexual Dier&xcg, fa the year ending January 1st, exprsi tb highest satisfaction with'the" 5urce.5 wldch has at Unamsm or belt-Abuse, &c.,and ortler a. contM auee ot the same plan for the eri.uin vcar. t : The Directors, cn a review of the paüt, tcl a ured that tbeir labors in this Fpherc of benevolent eßbit have been of great bctcCt to tie afflicted, especially to te your.g, tnd they havej rc sol red todevote themselves, widi rcr.ewcd ziaItto this ycry important and much despised cause. , An admirableReport. on Spermatorrhoea.' Seminal Weaknes, tlie, vice of Onanism.' Mnvii . '. ' batlou'or Self-ALne.andoiLeruiacascsof the s sual org-; ns. by the Consulting Surg'ccn, will Le H1 1 bv m ail, (in a t-ealcd envelope,) F.R E E t C". H(AR'GK, ,cn receipt of TWO STAVr. forpobige. -Other Reports and Tracts out'. ture and ueatmcnt of sexual diseases, diet, A c.,. ur constantly being published for gratuitous di:riluj tion, and will be sent to the al'licted. Some of the new remedies and mc thods of tieatment discovered dui in.g the past year. are of great value. . Addier, for Report or treatment, Dr. GEORGU R. CALHOUN. Ctiiut5nrSur!reon. Howard Aciation, Xo. 2 South Ninth Street, rh"ladeiihiat i a. iiv omer ol tlie lircctors. , EZRA IIEARTU ELL, J' rrs Cto. rAlRCiiiLO. Secretary. jul 2 ta" CAUTIOW.AH Omw !'!:;' tltv - Iti'lUtO nt. 1'iiT bui-k, "il n il '-. iH-r"-li;w4T hhI ''Iraker ill lie lVt-ir t'ru.l r4 -t ' h imfr ' vpon -y a Cim-itci feil f )1ith;' Iri'.ian i:ot iijrnc-1 .4. It. M-.i.:t. All p-MTiine lii'.in Kt "IVh ' Lre the nunc aiij riaaturc of U. J. U'intt C Ca , to eaeh b-.x. ' Dr. MORSE, the inv-nt r of MORSE'S INDTAN .ROOT PILLS, lias sjm-M the f-CAter part of his life in traveling, having vV;.ed Uuror e. Asia aiit Al'iiciy as woll as; Nortli Auiei!cah.'ii rpent three jears among tho .Indians. ot our Western country it was in this way that the Indian Rouj Pills were first discovered. Dr. Morse was the firti man to it'blish the tV- 1 1 n t a!Ilis'ascs aiise from IMPURITY OF TIinilLOOD tint oursttcngtli health an life ilopf nd upon tliis vital fluid. When tbe various passages become clogged, and do not act in perfect harmony with the difJ'errnl functions of the Iwdy," the blo'rl loses it action; becomes thick, corrupt '".'d and diseased; thuscaus ing alf p.iin, sickness and distress of every name, our strength is e.h.iustcd,our hesdth we are deprived of, and if n:itiirc is lifd assured iii throwing olf the stagnan' humors, the blood will become choked ard ceasr.'to net, aitd thu our light, of life will be forever blown out. How important then that we should keep the various primage of the body free and ien. And how pleasant to ns that e have it in i,ur power to put a medicine in you reach, x'lxz Morse's Indian' Hoot Pills; mamifacttired from' pl.u.ls and roots grow aionnd tho mouiitaiiiOiiscUfi in Nature's garden, for the health and recovery o diseased man. One of tho roofs from which these Pillii are maJe is a Skil'i ifu- wlJfli ojx ns the poirs of the skin, and assists Nature in throwing out tlie h'nerpart of the corruption within. The second is a plant which is an Expectorant, that opens and unclogs the passage to the lungs, and thus in soothing mnr.ner, jK-rforms its luty by throwing off phlegm and other humor from t'ne lungs by copious spitting. The third J a Diuretic, w'-ich gives cafe and double strength to' the ""kidneys;" thns encouraged, ,thcy ;draw larc amounts of impurity fiiim the blöoil, wh:ch Ts tlien thron n out bountilull v b v the V.iin iry : or w.itt r r.ssagc, and which rouVl not have bi- ii dischariretl in anv olhcr wav. ; 'nio fourth is a Cathartic, and accompanies the ; nthr r.rnr.rt:r nf the ivlls hile rncared in nu- , . .... . t ... t .... I-- --- rz i rifviiigtheMKd;the courser partiecs.of impurity which cannot pas by 'the other outlets, arc thus taken up and conveyed off in great quantities by the InwcN. IVoni ihr itbove it is fehown that Pr. .Mor se's Indian Roof Pills not only enter the stomach," but become v.hited with tlie Jd'uod, tor they find way to every p:n t, and completely rout out and cleanse the ?yfcm frl'rti all impurity, and the life of the body , which is the blood becomes perfectly healthy; . conseijucutly all sickiiCä and pain is driven from the system, for Uoiy-caiuiOt remain when the body becomes fo pufe'undcIeaY; The reason why people are so distrofied w hen sick, and why so itiany die is bceausQ they do ot get a medicine that will, pass to the alTlicted pa-(s, and which will ' open the natural passages. for the-disease to be cast out; hence, a Jarsrc quantity of food and other matter is lodged, and the stomach and Intestines are literally overdowing wüh tliccoiTtipted mass; thas undergoing disagrecablo fermentation, constantly mixing w ith the blood, which throws the corrupted rotter through every vein and artery, until life is taken from theboJyby disease. (Dr. Morse's Pills have added to themselves victory upon vic.ory, by restoring millions of the sick to bloming health tnd happiness. Yes, thousands who have been racked (r tormented with sickness, pain and anguish, and' ho?c feeble frames havr fcecn scorched by the burning elements of raging fever, and wJ.o'liave been brought, s it were, wjthin a step of .the silent grave, now stnd ready to testil that they would liircljerjui timbered with tlie dcj had it not been' for this. gneat nd, wonderful m,edicinc, Morse's Inciah'Root Pill?. "Alcr one or two doses had bcc taken, ihcy wtro nstonisDCO, ana nDSOiuieiy rar priced in witnefcing,thc'ir charming cfTcts. No only do'they give immediate Case and strength, an take away, all ickiiess,pai and anguish, but the ' at once go to work at the, foundation of tlie disest which is the bloody Thcrefyrc, it. will Lc, shewn especially bv those who use these Pills, that they will cleanse ann jnit-ily, tliat disease inai eaaiy enemy will take its fikht- and the flush of youth and beauty will again return, and the prospect of a Jytigtfnd happy" Ufe , will Jrnsh and brighten your davs. uJjCaction Merchants and Traders will be 'err their gu&rd and hot ' be imposed wpon Iiva fii.ntrfit of Dr Morse' Indian Root Pdla si"gneil A B Moore. c Alf gen vine Tills will hereafter have the signature of A:J. WHITE, On each box. , . . t , r - - All orders and letter relating' to Mid nils most iw ,i,?rpscel to A. J. WHITE. NO 13 Courtlandt Street, New York, sole proprietor of Dr Morse'j Indian Root Pills. ' Dr.' Morse's Indian Roof Pills'sre sold by I. dealers in ' medieiires- Agtms wanted ; in ever; town, -village ist hamlet in the land. ' Partie dosiriugthe agencv willaddrossusasalwve forterms. ; Trice 23 cent; per ox ; five boxe will be "fit on receipt of $1 , rstago paid.' M jnH-i 7" siicriirmalc. ' Bv virtue oi in e1""" "" vvn.v uum the Cterk- - of -the Common Pica ; Court, 1 will offer for sale, tiie law directs, at the court house door in Plymouth, - Marshall county, Indiana, ; on the 16th day of July between th hours of.lOo'clock,' aim. -and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, the following described real estate, ia 6aid.Marshall coyntv, Indiana, to-wit: ... The west part of the south east, quarter of section 20, torfDäiijl&ir'iranx 2 fast,' supposed to contain fiftv acres all that part that lies west of Yellffvr River, except fiv acre bft ' of tho north cnof?'aM!a-nd. ' Taken as the property of Daniel Long at the suit oi Wood; EbCThirt k Co.r r ct ' 29t32' ' w w" O. M. HARNARD, ShenfT ß LANKS FOR JUSTICES u I THE Peace fur sale cheap, at this uii.ee

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