Plymouth Democrat, Volume 16, Number 14, Plymouth, Marshall County, 8 December 1870 — Page 2

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:!ftM T iiurittia)' TM1 WA1 NEWS. 'Flu- BCWI IV -in France is to the effect thai i.ravy fighting has been in pfagresa i r -cv ral day.-around Paris. And tho result kas Wea great load of life w ith nt rn:ito Stli'Ci S-;. rcsil: t II! lt in tl aC t Faaaca being driven hem Oriein, and into tke varies al Pari. '1 lie pmspect is thai the cUj mat fall in a few weeks at iataatj InbI Ik war may sod efciee huy claim to have 800,0W aukliera un .er Brans. I OM-Ki S -iON A U Co i r- - M t hsl M i:day and reeeivtilllii aar nnicti of the ssendssi, v.l. ich vre aobfbii ckewbeie. It ha- M jti trassacted WO I -u.-iuess ot any ioaportaace, and piobably riH not tiaasaet any of b n üt to the peop'e. A WORD OF BU315ESS. Sometime ago we ann-unced to our patron? that after the fell day of January. 1871, we slioald dise,r.t!iiue sendHhl our paper lo those who were in sV It to a at that tinu for over one year's tthseripttott. We wish to call the attention of our : friends once inr v t) f'aef. It is now tho aWffffl aaiversal custom of fipapcts, whether published ii country twns or cities, to r juire pay. ment f-.r ,-ubs ripti 11 invariably in advance : and aa are satisfied that is the truo ijtilesi, but as wo have bt en to lenient in tma dealings with our sahserihen dar in : feats gne by. it w uid r . .1 l . ... . i. r I oe rainer a i sg Hep sa oung- ' IiasiUc cre.i t Co we c.mi- n aoranee s tem. " all it once, hence we adopt, for the time being, thi middle c -uise. ud reqnirc aU la psj preriow to the cxpiruti n of the year. These who d not c-.tmjdy with this SSSSt reasonable ru!- will BOt receive The IEMt; at after the fust of next January. We tasnsol nossibls aff -rd to go on at ' i ill 1 , -- i senbers eat up almost the entire profits j fiT fttta !.-.! n-. w ,rr l-inl ilnnnir ! thojar la raraish papers for MUiBg ( to wntmj men wfco are vottli araeh move J than fxc nre. Wo are satisfied the fault ; J :;- :v:- !i f-nr vri r. that of ur readers, very manj uf whom uro tA-1 ways ready and perfectly trilling to pas never ooee thinking of the little aaoosmt th"v owe the printer. '1 hese litt!. subI s t ptt a bill- of cars are so seattereo thr taghod tiie eoantrj, and are in such j srn .11 MB SSlta, thai, although unr debt ors maj he perfect respoasiblfl and ! hooesl, thej wonid hardly fj twentj-! fire cents on the dollar, abore the ex-1 pans cf eoDecting them. We dislike to make these statements.

hut neectsitt compels us to do so. We ways plenty left. We have no dbposiluve our workmen to pay. our fafef to j tion to cxu.t over our neighbors, by bay. rent, insurance, new material, and resMM of the superior virtue of our peo the Bwsabcriess the expeaam of a ; pk ; but are truly thankful that 44 our

printing ofiee, and we mu-t have our e.irnimrs t" ui-.-t these demands ; hence We are compelled to dopt the rale at have referred to. It e nope our friends will up: r i-iate rh spirit f ihese re- : inarx, and n t only che. rluliy complj with this rule, but do tveti more. and. j when Convenient, pay in advance. W1S J 1:1. TO.tM GOf.S. I fhc people sjc treated to eloquent j

ksraagues .n the doty of all good citi- j vilWge were uawraallj well patronized sen to pajf their Uses cheerfully fr ty its people. It made but little difthe support of the -"Vern;.ent and the j fcrence which way the train was going, extinction tf the pal lie debt. The when it was to start, or what Kind ot a mpporteca of the present dynasty at j train it was They wished to go, and Wasbtsgtoi become enthusiastic over j they west. Fortunately for tho towat

wal tb-v rt pleased to call the honestj and soouomy 1 the preaenl adssiaHtrjtiow, and point witli pride to the alleged ) ftet thai ine -: rit CUM in Co power, the revenues have been faith fully collected and judiciously applied. To judge correctly si" the manner in who.-h the people'i money is expended by the rev.-ms ! dfipartmnttt, h-.k at the s .Uri- which senna of the collectors rcseive 'ihe coBoctor of the fourth : North Carcdtna di-trict received 00' last year, and a collector of a Geor mpM dis-rlet receive nearly S9.00 The suBtUtsj of the ChieajBO district, who receives only the fees und salary all-wed by law, has ti.' eosafbrtahle in come of f 17T0O0 year, while the cd lectors of the districts in which Kew Yoik. Philadelphia, Boston), finifinnati and St. Lor.is are, no doubt rteefre cv.-n larger salaries than iboss named rtbove. t'-n then b any valid sxcuse Bjivea i'..r Mith .nwarrantabie exrava ganee ? Who will say that the salar;, of e 1 7 MH to the collator of ChlCtgQ district is not an onirage a the people whs taxe.5 ? Verily, civil Bervlee reforni lins the atWill arguments in it- stippoit. The Lsmortc pspen teem troubled about a recent itm in Tin: DsMOCWAT, relative to oiic of onr estimable citizens. whoso buiesp made it necessary foi him to more t Laporte, which is a ,:slow eoiseh." "Behold the galled jade wince," or w rds to that effect The Argm intimates that we told a whopper. We rather like to have th" truth? we t :i 'le-iLnated as "whoppers," and when onr Laporte eoteiuporaries trive i - the Ofjaas tunity, we will return the compliment. A number of arrests were made during the .-i week of persons in the vicinity of Tyner Cty, on charges of grand larceny; but we defer comments antil tht r4ct? in tUc esse ar derloped

While the leading Republican papers

;.re counseling harmony among their leaders, they not unirequently uive the mi. st convincing proof's oi a want of that t.iin -h-noeiled element themselves. Next to the dWiaiooa which crept into the general organisation of the party previous to the last general election, the reraoral of Secretary Cox by President Grant has been the most fruitful source of partj rancar The sequel proved th.i taas iisssmf si ww 1 t .1 HMim i V 1 1 f ids i i I ill i lib -VVv.i mvwvam aBjva ww - than the administration counted upon ; in fact there were many leading Repubina who openly espoused the cause of (he lecretarj, that they might improve the opportunity to ventilate their views of General Grant's administration, as well as of some of the leading men of the party. The LaportC lb rain', ..f last Saturday, probably surprised its readers by telling some plain truths on this subject, in this wsy : 'The Indianapolis Journal does not like Ex Secretary Cox's political antocedents. It avers that he loved A. J. with a love passing the love of a woman, "and that his heart yearned toward "my policy;" it fnrl or charges that the Ex-Secretary, in the beginning, was noi clear or sound on negro fuffrage. Now, supposing this to be all true, what does it ' ave to do with civil service reform with the question of j allowing old political harolts to u lcvy I on the salaries of poor clerks, to niN money for corruption funds? Put if the JamvmA wishes to review and criticize political records, it need not go so far as to pick on a citizen of Ohio for animadversion. The Journal is regarded by many as the month-piece of Senator Morton it i.s indeed bettered by nt a few, tliat its bitter attacks on Ge n. Cox, arc Aspired by the Indiana senator. x,(,v wo arc not .lbout t say that Got. Morton loved A. J. - with love surpossing toe Iots of a woman" (n r die I i ernor was a gay old lover of women ha other days,) bwt is a niatter of histurv thai he stuck to and fought for Andy Johnson, till ho disgusted and even terrified his best friends. Nor can the ; Journal be ignoranl that the same Qor Norton in a public speech, dc- . .... Mate uroatm mu eBpHWg awaiMi B gufinure. And vet we i t. f l I I eoien sesjator aj gwd a radical M himself. We do not iiairsss.y this. .i unit . . . -. - - . but must.l e albsred to add. that we deem Gen. J. D. Cox as good a Repnbj;can M eitber of them. Is the Jonmal trilling to 1 let by goacfl be by goosj 1 M Tfce " Social Evil " at Warasw Too reputation of our neighboring village of Warsaw, for virtue and morallty. has. in the recent past, been none of the best The few disrepwtabls ehar arlers that have from time to time found a temporary lodgment in onr t.wn. all hailed from Warsaw ; and i if all reports be true, there were alpe' pie are not as their people The disgraceful practices of a portion j of Warsaw's citizens, recently became so unbearable that the grand jury of that county, at its recent session, could do nothing less than indict a few dozen of them. this action be- ' A it . ' ' As Si on as came known, there was a fluttering of the fancy and of many who had previously been regarded as respectable. The out-going trains from that usually qmiet the eenmai bad been eonpleted, else the showing of adult population would have been di.-astnus The Intlianian of bstweek, alludes to this subjeetj as f"!lws: The Sheriff of this canty caused e anmotmn among the "soiled doves'' on Mo day last. The grand jury having t und an indicti cut against the three principal houses uf prostitution in this place, as well as against the individuals at ho own th 3 property in which they r - de. it became fhe dutv of Sberiff LCisnej to cause their arrest, which was done and all parties leqaired to give Kail, for their appearance to court, n Honday next rhia is the irst seri'Uis attempt to break up the uaocil evil" in this place by law. We pre awns that no one beneses that much can be, aeeomplished, by arresting the inmates and proprietors of these houses themselves lut the fact that the individuals v. ho own the property inhabUed by them, arc made parties, in the indictments, and become parties to the suit, may, and it. is hoped, will have the effect to deter others from renting their property tobe used for SUCh pur ) 1' e m 1 pwcB. iic reirain irom aayiag any (king furtlu;r upon the subject, previous to the IcgaJ ii.veiigati-n. Here are a few kcro-seenie horrors; Deary Madden, of Albany, a schooltenebei reading in bed lamp ezlpoded dead. Mrs Moore, of the Miller t'iirm. near 1!ftmnrilln t .u-a U I Parting fire-oil eau exnloded dead. Mrs. Tum Conway, of Oswego lholdiag bibyin her ansa starting fire oil can explod d shockingly burned mother Bad child both dead. Exchange. L'ae Dan forth s liu ning Plaid, which n iver explodes. A Valuable Pasti Dissolve a t as., mnfnl of alum in i pnartof warm water When cold, stir in as much ioar as will give t the oniaaatani j oi' th ek ( ream, beiag particular t beat up afl lujnjis; stir in as nraeh posrdered rein as Wul lay on a dime, and throw in half a doaea stoves to give a pleasant odor. Have on the f re a Ist I II II of boiling water, pour the flour mixture into it stirring well tli the time. In a very few minutes it will be the consis temey of mash. Pour it jnto an earthen or china vessel ; let i cool: lav a cover

Schemes to Defeat the Formation of a New Partv. The Washington correspondent of the New York Journal of Commerce says: 'The present congress will terminate on the 4th of March next, and under the present law the I2d congress will assemble immediateiy upon the adjournment of the 41st. An ingenious plan

has been fixed upon to delay the threatened coalition between the democrats and revenue reform republicans, and prevent the possibility of overhauling the tariff bill. The plan is to repeal the law organizing the new congress oh March 4. and by that means to delay ill meeting till the first Monday in December, 1871. The advantage the radicals expect to gaiu in this proceeding will be contingent entirely upon the result of the election to be held next fall. They expect by hard work to overcome the gains of the democracy in i the different states, and to realize a gain of votes among the congressmen who are certain, without being checked, to give their votes to the conservative side of the tariff question ; that result to be the tuoral effect of a republican victory It is imitted that this will be a hazardous :es: of doubtful republican congressmen, as it will either awe them into the paity lines or force them into conservation bordering on democracy. If the republicans should happen to lose Indiana and Illinois next fall, they will give up further hope." With the risk of losing Pennsylvania, too, at that time, their hopes are anything but brilliant. This question is earnestly debated here, and congressmen on both sides are looking forward with anxiety to a defection in republican ranks umcng members in the present house, as it is rumored that some few of the Wi tern and several southern representatives are expected to step out, emboldened by the result of the late elections, which they consider an indorsement of the revenue reform movement. With a nucleus of this kind a new party, with a presidential candidate for 1872, is no longer consuiereu an lmprooaoiimy. 11 is highly probable that the law organ izinu the next eoBgresi on the heels of this w:U be repealed to carry out the radical programme. The Railroad Aid Law In Michisran A Ph ort time ago the Supreme ; Court of jMichiiran decided that the Constitution authorized taxation for a mttkiM nnrt o nml tli'f fil Mill a r.'lllw. rJ,Jt ... ,w.t n nhli hnt n rri rate purpose. A large amount of bonds ; had been issued in that State by coun- j ties, towns and villages to aid railway ui' til.', uniiiv ui nmiii i i iciuimi schemes, and gotten up to give value to speculations in lands and lots. At the I - I.. 1.1 r ftlkSa Clfof.i rnfünt n!rfin )wll in tili Si tit til tlif i peoplc roted upon a proposed auiendmeot to the constitution which, if it .VV,WV .vi..... wv... ... . , had been adopted, would have nullified the decision of the supreme court, and have made valid the railroad bonds that hftd been issued ander the railroad aid law; but the people, by a very dcicded rote, defeated the amendment, so that the decision of the supreme court makes all that class of bunds as valueless as the paper upon which they were printed The people of Illinois, in the adoption of the new constitution lor that Sttc. provide against the railroad aid system, a provision that will save an . i . . i iminente amount of local taxation and robbery. nnc an am law may occasionally help t lie construction 01 a neeueu road, and one that may be remunerative, laws ct this character generali embargo the eouvtry with onerous and unjust taxation, fro.m which the people should be protected Trie Old, Old Story. -On Saturday a yoiin man from lluntertown arrived with his mother-in-law, at the depot in this cits in search of his wife He stated that he was employed on agravt.1 train on the Cr. R. ct 1. K. K Shortly I ere n:l induced him to sell some land for $600. and had insisted that the deeds be made out in her name which was done. She then took 8100 of her husbands earnings, saying that she was going to buy him some clothes. Alas! she bought the clothes for another man and ran off with him. The uioth-cr-in law's party went to Columbia City, in pursuit. Truly, it is a sad case of misplaced confidence. Ft. Wayne Gazette. Domestic Matter. To Kelikve Asthma. 'oak some ; blotting paper in a strong solution of saltpetre; dry it, take a puce about the size of your hand, and on going to bed light it, and lay it on a plate in your bedroom. My so doing. Jpers ns afilieted with the asthma will find that they can sleep almost as well as wheh in health. A CtJUI for Earache There is scarcely any ache to which children are subject so bad to bear, and so difficult to cure as the earache. Hut there is a remedy never known to fail. Take a bit of cotton batting, put upon it a pinch of black pepper, gather it up and tie it, dip it in sweet oil and insert it in the ear. Put a flannel bandage over the head to keep it warm. It will givo immediate relief Ejdomye. CkmKHY. We have given in these columns a number of rec p s for making cement, but here is one very simple and lo id : With a small camel's hair brush rub the edges with a little carriage oilvaraatk. If neatly put togeathar, the fracture will hardly be preemptible, and, when thoroughly dry, will s and both lire and water To CLBASma Watf.k. Tf a lump of alum afl large as the thutnb-joint if thrown into lour or five gallons of boil ingsospsuds, the scum runs over and leaves the water clean and soft and iuefaJ for wahhii. r. we have, often, in ancient times. -'aoUled" a glass of Mississippi water, and nwade it look an "clear as i bell" in a few seconds' by tying a bit of alum to a string and twirling it around under the surface of the wafer in the glass. J nil's JoUHMH of Health. Q LAX KD POTS. All florists reject glased flower-pots as Worthies.-;. The porosity of the pot is essential to the well breeding of atost plants. A sickly plant in an old or over baked pot, which hag its pores filed up, will often recover if put into a new and porous one. To prevent worms from infesting the bowels of children, give them wellooked food with plenty of Bait. A spoonful of ox gall to a gallon of water will set the colors of almost any goods soaked in it previous to waahing. It sewms strange that housekeepers don't buy pails and tubs with brass hooj and trimmings they ccst a little more at firist. but last uowderfhUy.

Timely Hints. We find the following timely hints in a coteuiporary and commend them to be serious perusal of our readers : Now that winter is approaching it behooves parents more than ever to see that their childred are

clothed in such a manner as to protected j them trom the inclemency and sudden change of the weather. The chief cause of infantile mortality, in addition to fonl air, or too ritch or too poor food, is the false pride of many mothers. Children are killed by the manner in which they are dressed as certainly as by any other cause. In our changeable climate children of the most tender age are left with bare arms and legs, and with low-necked dresses. The moth us. in the same dress, would shiver and shake with cold, and expect a fit of sickness as the result of their culpable carelessness. And yet the mothers could endure such treatment with far less dancer to health and life than their tender infants can. A mother's reflec tion indicate the effects of this mode of dressing, or rather want of dressing, on the child. The moment the cold are strikes its bare arms and legs, the blood is driven from these extremities to the internal and more vital organs. The result is congestion, to a grater or less extent of these organs. Felon on the Finger. Many persons are liable to extreme suffering from felons on the finger. These afflictions are not only very painfull, but not unfrccjuently occasion permanent crippling of the members affectedThe following simple prescriptioni rec ommended as a cure for the distressing ailment : Take common rock salt, such as is used for salting down pork and beef, dry it in an oven, then pound it fine, and mix with spirits of terpenine in equal parts. Put it on a rag and wrap around the part affected, and as it gets dry, put on more, and in twentyfour hours you are cured the felon "will be dead. It will do no harm to try it. An editor in New Jersey recently published a long obituary notice of an uncle of his ho died out in Australia and left 5400,000,000 to his only nephew. The intimate acquaintances of the editor regard this story as the preliminary measure of a carefully devisi seUeuie to cefc rusted for a couple of wirct.;rfa The French population of Leavenworth a tall last night for the benifit of fa belle France. LEGAL ADVERTISEWTTS. O HERIFF'S 8 ALB iL 5 . , i V Virilit ui an va"v in luu it'sucu uui wi the ofiicc of the clerk of the Marshall comliion pleas court, tr nie directed on a judgment in favor of Isaac Haines and against Joel I.. Roggs, Anthony W, Boggfl and LewK; ?W. replevin bail, I have levied on tne lOHOWing aescrioeo reai esraie. to wir : Thii-ty-five acres of land off of the north end of the west half of the southwest quarter, and the west half of the west half of the soutl west quarter of the northwest quarter, all in section eight (8), township ihirty-two (3J), range three (3), east, containing seventy-five (70) acres more or less, situated in Marshall county, Indiana. Taken as the property of Jacob L. Roggs. And I will expose for sale the rents and profits of the ahove-dr scribed real estate for a term not exceeding seven years, oa Saturday December 31, 1870, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. rr. and 4 o'clock p. in., at the court house door in the town of Plymouth, Marshall county and täte of Indiana. And on failure to realize the full amount of the judgment, interests and costs thereon, I will expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, at the same time and place as the law directs, to the highest bidder for ease, without regard to appraisement laws, subject to redemption. DANIEL K. HARRIS, dc8 Sheriff Marshall Ceunty. "VTOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AS AD S MIN ISTHA TOR. Notice is hereby triven that the under Hig,Qd has been appointed Administrator of John Adler, deceased, late of Marshall am mm tm . . county, Indiana, naia estate is supposed to be solvent. JOHN ZECHIKL, novi!4ul25t MACHINERY. Foundry AND NACMNE SHOPS. W. J. ADAMS, Iron Founder and Machinist, Plymouth, Indiana, ENGINE BUILDEK, And Muuufacturcr of ill-Work Gearing, PULLIES AND CASTINGS, Of all kindt. Pattern- Moling and Blachsmithlny done to order. Steam Fitting. Knine. and Macblu Repair? promptly atteudvd tt. OrdiTf olicltcd and promptly filled. Jan. 1 1M70. TUTTLE'S PICTURE GALLEY, Over Brown Jfc Pershhi'u Oru BtWS, PLYMOUTH, IND. Photographs, Gems, and Ambro typos Taken in the highest tyle or the nrt, and SATISFACTION G-IVEN. i ran hk Kept on Mian ft. PRICKS TO SUIT THE TIMES. VOTICl TO TAX-PA VKK8. Ntdice is hereby given that I haTO received the tax duplicate of the town of Plymouth, Indiana, for the year 1870, and thnt the amount taxed against thu neve.al tax payers of said town are now due anil payable ; and that if the same are not paid within ninety days from this date, thegaine will be collectable by distress and sale. CHRIS. WENZLKK. B 17 ''il and CoHfHor.

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WESTERN LAND AGENCY OF Lathrc B. Martin, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. 100,000 Acres of M for Sale IX THE STATES OF IOWA. K4SiS. MISSOURI, !VEBR ASK A. HIV MESOTA And WISCOMSIff. B'Sn personally fteqaatoted with Western Land for the past flfteen jrearv, a;irt barlne complete arrangements throughout lh reut tot th- wie f Eand, I cart offer the b-t facilities in effecting a!tv for non-nident Owner. I c:in fin;l purchasers for the fee Fiinnle to lands Unf have been (M for taxes and p:ist redemption, j aua win corrtct aeiecure titles. Taxes Paid Throughout the West. Information of all kinds freely gives in person or ly letter. List of nnmbers fnrni-hed on application FUtin the part of each state required. Attention givea to the sale of Bnimpromd S.and in Xortlicrn Indiana. LUTHSB R. MARTIN, land Agent. No IO4 Kart WashiuL'ton street, MnrMTltaUtU Indianapolis, Ind. i FARM FOR EVERY MAN. 10,f00 ICR S OF SKLKCTED LANDS IN IOWA: MBRACDfG every variety of Soil. Water and Timber, and Hituattti in tho bllowiag cuunADAIR. AUUOBSON. BREMER. BUCHANAN. BLAVKHA W A", BKXTOX, DECATUR DALLAS, DKL A " AUK, 0CBUQUJB, o rrfiit GREEN. V RUN DT, IOWA, IDA. JASPER, J Ol IS SOX, JONES, JACKSON. POTT A WOTTAMIK, RIXOG&JJ, HARDIN, TAMA. TA YLOR, WEBS1ER, IVOODIillir, WEIGHT BUTLER, (ASS, (A Ii ROLL, CRA W h nRl), CALHOUN, CHEROKEE, (LARK, ( L A Y, FREMONT, FRANKLIN, HARRISON, HARD IX, JASPER, JOHNSON JONES. LEE LUCAS, MONONA, MOS To TMERT. MONROE, MILLS. 8T9R 1, 8HELBT, WA I' FIELD, H 1 VXX. WASHINGTON. Also, 10,000 Acres Choice Lands in Kansas ; 0,000 acres in Illinois and Missouri. All choice f andu, pituated in most of the different counties of these Stntos. near the various linee of Railroads, and are offen-d for sale for Cash, and on One to Five Years Time. These lands were honcht directly from the overnmcnt, and the title is perfect. For desciiptiona, locations and prices, call on A part of the above lands will ro enhanced for improved or unimproved lands and town lots In this county. WH1TMORE öl PAUL, AGENTS, PLYMOUTH, IND. Nov, a ant HARDWARE. ARDWAKE fc STOVES. IMPORTANT TO THOSE PURCHASING HARDWARE ! BUCK & TÜAN, 2io. 0, Michigan Street, rt'jmonth, I.:J, ARE now receiving direct from the Manufacture's and Importers, a general assortment of HOUSE TRIMMING AND HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, And an endless variety of useful FARM IMPLEMENTS. IRON, STEEL, NAILS, PA I XT, PUTTY, SHOVELS, 8 PA DBS, GLASS, SASH, DOORS, PUMPS, PIPE. PACKING, BELTING, HOPFS, shot, POWDER. LEAD, lilRDVAQES, BRAES AXD COPPER KETTLES. TJX ( I Ps. TABLE AXD POCKET ( UTLERY PANCAKE TURNERS AXD SMO EE-sTACKS. ETC., ETC. CookStovee, and some that don'tUook, Parlor Stoves for sitting rooms, sitting room Stoves for Parlors, Elevated Oven Stoves, and Ovens thai have not beea elevated, Chains of all kinds. Hat Traps to catch Mice and Mice Traps ,o catch Kats Tinners Copperers and Ironers -ATWORX IN THE SHOP ALL KINDS Of ANU HEAVY HAKDWARE AS LOW FIGURES AS CAN UK AT FOUND ON THIS CONTINENT. Our Goods were purchased with CASH I (We orro.v ii t:) at the vejy lowest price-, ami tkip. i" i( flu (ale low Ini- s ( Erriihi. We propaaa to II for Cti$k and we don't care where you get the oney . 0. ItUOK. C E. TOAN. r-2 THE FINKLE LYON BBWINO M4CAINB, with Drop Feed. New Take-up. new Hemmer. tC 8 now offered tonL'ents on inor- lihcrul terms. Alpn, Second hand niacliines taken in exchange, or tho new improvements applied. Every machine is warranted FinsT Class, and if the purchaser does not so seu'ard it after a fair trial, he can return it. and money refunded. N. B. Wanted, Traveling Agents to visit each town. dietMbtiilug circular explaining the Improvements, idc, etc., who can make faotl per month. Addruia LYON'S MDTVAL . V. .T Union Sqmre, SI Ktt ITtli t , N iw York. RepttlaSaifl

DRYCOODS.

Tit N Sta! aniixiMiA mum Corbin's Brisk Block, Corner of Michigan anl Lii orte Streets, PLYMOUTH, IND. um AT VERY LOW PRICES. We have a nice stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, and Shoes. QUE G-ROCSaiSS Crockery, Clssvaro as Hardware, We are closing au at REDUCED PRICES, An'l invite all to Sail and sec U3. CLBAVELAKD BEHRENS. July 7, lS70.4"tt GROCERIES. IST OPEXEÜ. on the Corner Sotifti of the TrrJttr kontm. hatjn optuei a Splen'Ii(i line of '.nceiis T7zr arc, GLASSWARE arid L A Iü ? S CALL AND EXAMINE. Aleo a fresh aapplj of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES ! Qa$h Paid for Country Produce E. K. SHOOK. DRÜCC5STS. rBtuooiswa. G. BLAIN & a)., Dealer, in Itsta-Wed Cr-rsfr Sifhifran and Carr Ftp . Plymoutli, hid HAVING jnt reeaived a fresh supply of everything in oar lino of trade, coBewuag mwialy o Hl iiu-. Mi .Orliirn, Paliit. Uls, Ujr .sttitfi, Varmlehtf Glaaoi BrOBi I'l-rfHinei-lfn l(iJtr Nottotu,Staftoerf, '( M!i bmi DM lAqnor Jet 'Hrdiiol i :rt".'S ty to to tcUich it Mt!tfJ (gttenttOK We have rooetveS. aadorilleeWal reionahle latrnvs aaaatrty of Koroouao an '.oal Oil. Also ever) st le aan sir.e KEROSENE LA MPS, For burning the same- We arc a'go agents for al' the popular Patent Medvci ne 8, Of the day. Physicians' PRESCRIPTIONÖ, CarafaBy pot as at all hsaaa of the ni;'ht. By an experienced diaufet. We i nrne.-tl iarttc ltd public to fuxor Bo with a call and sxamlre our stock. Bad Became convinced of the fact uat UM are doing tyheral Baataooo.

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REAL ESTATt. BAL ESTATE AGfcN V. Off Office in the mom formerly occupied hy Ik Picturt Gallery, said r-outh : the liciuocrni wtl.ee. A COMPLETE ABSTRACT Uf the t:tl of aM Lands and WjOts in 7rrshaii Counts. REAL ESTATE B ivuht and Sold M Cftc M: KfOttmuUt Tt raw.

No Extra Charge rodo Par lafctmatt rHctU teehal HKm to tl.? Wild Land- Imp'vd Farms Town Lots and Residences Fortii'i-at very LOW HtlCKS ar.d LON'C TIl'K. dill and mrudnt fist f Lnuh fkwnukm Price. INSURANCE OFFICE The following comp.mh a ar- NBtaaaaSi by BT. C0MmtJ LOWE, avw York- imett$ M BOO,fjQQ DO IfAkTFORD, afffartfont, Ct. 2.500,000 0 MEUCUAS'TS Ci'Hii?o,... 1,000,00000 The above con pai.iep nr well known to tt: comiaunity and th. country, ad Prsanp arirt RtIIaM, Inunnre effected at the LOWEST LRKITTYATI Kates pay all sqaltaMe io-- prompt I3 and wtiiKuit litigation. Special iadao Beat offn WlM eace and farm risks. decSS - KAL ESTATE OFFIC . Land. Bought and Sold on Reasonable Term 3. Land and Town Lots for Stic I. C. a A. CÄPBÖH. The n U ec 21. t :.'.. r 1 a. fHW tpl r' laud, heavily timbered with blade ur.hmt. pupla asli uui oak; price. IS p. r acre. ten- eaajf. Tlie n e U aae i. i al. r :j c. uere"-: ext a hind, with ne befftqaalhjr f heaj t':mi;.T: pie $i.r per acre, on.- third dmr a. ba lane on lorg!ini The I e V sec IL t 84. r:in-'c I e. HS acres. I i timber. nHwrty oak atS poplar lui of th- i -quaiirjvnd in pood BrigolMirB M . price $J. acre, one-third do a. balaaea "n tenrtt. The J, Be, and B IC s e. wrt IS, tUM. t -. K acres. BMtrtljr siJ raxtd im-.e; :n.:r-h. tfmbt enoatea for boIMraj; tod fencing parporrt: ; . f8ni .-.er.-: : rins e-.-.r. The n W - i' Ur. r 'I c Vr s.rr-: ab aaacreebottora land. the balnweaSa a tt im her 1 biad a- can "i4 found iMl. coaat.;, .. twenty dollar? pri irn . .iindti IMI Ihr B l '. n n " i t K t St, r 1 e. acn s. , harrem :n'l euro lag mareh: to t-. had at : It r.r.rres. timber ai.d tacartng w.r-'i; tii.t (: .:".- i.'-r acre. N 'j ar f t, as e , t V,. ! a. K I aeiea. part Umj tutrix. a.part aaareh. bii hi per a re. T!.- w Hi n w uttkm IT. r St, i -. aej good hind, to be hadctjeap nod tia t :; - ThelY! w 'i s w 4 -!'.-. t M. r 1 . II -- part heavy tnaftirt, and mus bottom loud; dollar p- r :. re. XOt"tl (.. I.o: Sj tu original plat I Fljrmooty: aaoaa lot -rmmaiiSar two ramiliew: oao of tho moot U-:':. hrf ... (vorn; price SB Lot as, price iSSaiLaf ui. pä. f in". ;r.: ! tm. SMI K, 13, 4:n ; , v i i '. laj 4 acre n 4 Work E9 in Cabhel! ad.. I t . r- n .. S ohm k do 4 Mora m : 4 t:... k .V e,j I hlwcfc aj do : Lot l.t ia !.j acre t m i Bt aa do 1 i.. 91 : Lota -t. oritl hoarr, RoorV id ,Sna fV r-ou- diri' to mirrltar timherrd In- - I too-o ; :'. :!. rill do OeH U 2:v. v.- a j Title -Kr.iaiti i and a'-:r..ft EBtnfehed. I la Ihroa b! V bh k. PLYMOUTH. IND. I f-121j. A X JJ .1. I. ALLEM A at Have on hand at H fimof I eaaaalotc ar1 ett.ok of C 'abinet Ware and Fanraore, ahh will cell at vi ry n'sonaile rites. Ali a stock of nni'rTaker'i- Faratuhog ;!" CotSaoof ollfcinda. A good ttooroa bc: -.. tat c-tabüshnicut. METALLIC COFFnx. A. T.. AT.LITr AN ft A. C. THOMPSi Liven. Feed ft Sa STABLE, At the Ohl Tim . - siantl, tit ir Park i- Hie, 1ITl-K1TII, IMt Hcrsef5 &. Carrtav. And Horses goarflsi on rcaiatle tcru BprSt ML GENEHAL SHSÜRÄh'CE KEä A.C.&A.R"CAPß( PLYMOUTH, IND. Insura your liven in the Mutual Life, of Yv The leading Life Insurance t'oin; .i:. it. fwtMH aaar Basssj t Ins-.'- " me ttt re&emoliae ' Inrurf ffUUjr tifertU ! luuun : r UmtueU, ?.:r. Sfor- .'; n'nxf I . rn i -f.1rnf.7r . Ei jf yifafiajL ia oao uf the tollowing th H nj.iAf ii: bbcbasci CsstSAStas; Am tuitrwatkmaty N. Tm SI .'J!Mt.Xnrth American M TT!'..' Si w fork CS ' '. 200.(1 Vemh rs i- .V fork, S7fl "?, Sew Haven, 1.7.a rare Mcpaiod to isoae ixiiicie. on t' mvoraMe ten..-- ta say af the ito. ,-o-ahm. are hare tho fioacrwf i- - - y oi lad Vichiiran ot t ttr A r York C'iitrol I t,,, Aaaaita aad Soitestcr? araatmL OHice tn Braaa1sea block, nj ta' -n..M' j Ililjf 1 l'ALMKU, Dealer ui all iude of FURNITUR Vüillow (.'hairs Looktnr thi'e, Q Mattr&ät. Undertaker Tiimmir WALNUT AMB WQMEW00D (n with a AM on -onalde Term. At ,lx ohi : rie-ivelnnd "1 1 -iForfe strvet P;vtno!h. hi. -.-