Plymouth Weekly Banner, Volume 5, Number 9, Plymouth, Marshall County, 22 May 1856 — Page 4

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A subscriber Tor years Nein tail in arrears, StiU oeglectinghis bill Jcr to pay. To the editor aid ' Unless I am dead, - I shall pay you ol Christmas djy.' The time flew by and the debtor was shy, Bat the editor thou get what he said. In his paper next wek the trnth he did peak And announced his subscriber as dead! Ths Devils Tail. In a town in New England there lived, a few years ago, a man named B t who was more commonly known as "Tonguey Jack,' a disignalion which he owed to his gift, of tno gab, and disposition to show off his wit at the expense of others. Tonguey Jack among other things was a rank Infidel, and was a great disputant on religious subjects. He w as especially fond of entrapping clergymen into discussion, in which, by his coarse humor and luiicious illustrations, be generally managed to get the laugh on hi siJe. In this way he made himself quite a terror to al! the preachers in the vicinity. A new minister hadjatet been called by a congregation im town, "fie wA qVite a young man and just from the theological seminary. One day Jack, while sitting with some of his crownies in front of the tavern, saw a yoang minister coming down street, and declared he would show them some fun. As the minister approached Jack came forward seriously, and said they had been discussing a religious question, on wnich they would be glad to hive some light from the minister. The latter declared his willingness to afford any information he could give. What I wand to know.' said Jack, gravely, is this: 'Evil, it is well known proceeds from the devil, who everybody knows has got a tail. Now, as you are a minister, and a college-learnt mm, Mr. C ', I want to know if you can tell me the exact length of the devil's tail?' 'Certainly I can. Mr. B., replied the minister, without hesitaton. 'Ii is exact y the length of your tongue, and it is an uncommonly long tail.' There was a roar of laugh from the crowd, and the minister walked on leaving Jack dumbfounded by the suddenness of the retort. Ha never heard the last of it; and though he retained his name and his character until his death, he Dev. afterwards ventured to molest the modest minister. A few days since Mr. Y., of this city, on his way from the Astor .House, New York, to the New Haven boat, stepped into a drinking saloon for the purpose of 'smiling with a friend. . Upon entering be saw two youog men dressed in deep black, indulging in ''something warm. They were brothers. Mr. W. accosted one of them familiarly thus: Tom, I perceive you are irj mourning; who is dead?" Mother," answered Tom. 'Ah, indeed: when did she die?" inquired Mr. W."D3y before yesterday' replied Tom. 'When is she to be buried?" asked Mr. W. Tuna took another whif at his cigar and replied: lThe funeral is advertised for four o'clock, but I don't think they will get it iff before five." Boston. Post. A man. killing hogs, became vexed, and vented his spleen, wished they were in h 1. Oh, dear me! what can he mem?' exclaimed a little girl, who overheard him. 'Mean? Why, I suppose the awful wretch wants to have bis provisions sent beforehand to his future place of residence-. A gentleman on a visit to Washing ton. one day very coolly opened the doos of the Senate Chamber, aud was about to pass in. when the dooe -keeper asked: Are you a privileged member? What do you mean by that?' asked the stranger. Why, a Governor, an ex-member of Congress, or a foreign Minster. 1 am a minister,' said the stranger. 'From what court or country, if you please? asked the official. From Heaven, sir said the man, very gravely pointing upward. To this the door-keeper waggishly remarked; This government at present holds no intercourse with that foreign power.' We cut the .following advertisement from a paper published in the far west: 'To rear, a house in Melville avenue, located immediately along side of a fine plum garden, from which-an abundant supplj may be stolen during the season. Rent Tow and ar great part taken in plums." . Foe a Poists or a Case.- An Eastern editor says that a man in New Yoik got himself into trouble by marrying two wives. A Western Editor replies by assuring his contemporary that a good many men in that section have done the same thing by marrjiif one. A Northern editor retorts that quite a number of his acquaintances found trouble enough by barely promising to marry, without going any further. A Southern editor says that a friend of his waa bothered enough when simply found in company with another man's wife. ' No one would take you for whal you are said an old fashioned gentleman a day or two ago, to a dandy who had more hair than brains. ' Why ao?' inquired the dandy. 'Because they can't see your ears.' A census taker once railed upon the soother oft family; in California or some other prolific country, and asked how many children she had. The mother replied that she really could not tell, but there was this ol which she was certain, the measles got avnong the children once but thare wasn't enough of it to go round.' "I sty. Bill, Jims caught for stealing a horse. . " - "Seivad him right. Why didn'l he buy on and not pay for it, like any other gentlranr - While his mother lives, a roan baa one friend on earth who will not desert him when be is needy.

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Ilao Old! lSFattirons 4?l!2wout& banner Office Are now informed that we are prepared to execute in a neat andfashionable styl all kinds of 9 Ettherin black or othercolors. The materials are now in good order, and the establishment is under the superintendence of an experienced and competent workman. Jan. 1856. CC3"Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Justices fic Con3tablesBlanks, of all kinds. Also Blank Notes, kept for sale at this office at prices tosuit the times. John has Gone Down ACCORDING to some predictions heretofore undo by tny warmest friends. But it is ouiy Zfoirn Cellar! where I was sent, I suppose, to starve. There is "nothing here but Brandy, Whisky. Ale, Lemonade, Applet, Boiled Ham, Egg, Sirdines. Pies, KrouT. Hot Coffee. M'ish aud Milk, Catsup, Pigs Feet, Tripe, Dry Venison and Beef, Tomatoes, Peaches. Green Corn, Tongues, Salmagundi, Cheese, and a few such things ate down cellar where they are trying to keep me to starve. Abont the time I went down, one of my Shanghai hens went up. Somebody says they will pat me in tail because I sell liquor in the cellar. Some say it is a Grocery Saloon. Some JJrsf orative. Not so, for nave no rest in it. .Raccoon won't do, for have to trot all day. I'll call it the B ibboon. Call and see him. Young man, JOHN, THE BUTCHER. WHOLESALE & RETAIL FIRST IN PLYMOUTH. Offers to the citizens of Marshall and adjoining co inties, one of the best assortments of JEHL, Boots & sliocs9 Ever brought to this market, and would request those in -ant of such articles to call at his establishment, one door north of the Brick Store. Nov. S9. 37tf. Something New AT THE BRICK STORE!! LADIES call and get a French calico Dress Pattern before it is all gone, if that will not suit you, we have DeLains, Persian Twills, Cashmeies, Marinoes, Scotch Plaids, and other kinds of Dress Goods. You can't help being suited. OGLESBEE & Co. Oct 25, 1853 32To be found at the Brick Store A Good assoitment of Ready Made Clothing Those wishing to buy clothing, will do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere as we are determined not to be undersold. Look out for good bargains. N. II. OGLESBEE & Co. Ojt. 23, 1853. 3tf. NEW BARBER SHOP. ( Shaving A Hair Dressing. ,V fPHE undersigned has located himlj selfin Plymouth, for the purpose of carfS ryin? on the above business in all its Vari ze us branches, and would respectfully solicit the patronage of its citizens. He is prepared todo his wotkinreal New York style, and hopes to recive sufficient patronage to make his present location a permanent one. ICrShopup stairs in the two story frame immediately south of Edwards Hotel. ALFRED BILLOWS. Dec. 97, 18'j5. 411f. Wayne Engine & Gar Works. Fort Wayne, Indiana. rjTIlE Subscribers, Proproprietors of the .1 , above works, manufacture Stationary Engines, RAILROAD CARS. MACHINERY. Agricnltoral Implements and Castings, of every description. They call special attention to their STATIONARY ENGINES. Having adopted the Latest and Best Improvements, and using the best material and the greatest care in their manufacture, their Engines are regarded as the most superior in use. They furnish to order Of any Required Power & Size, For Flour and Saw IfXills OR MACHINE SHOPS. Their works si uate ADJONNG THE RALROAD DEPOTS, with immediate connection with the CANAL, enable them to deliver their work with facility aid dispatch. JONES, BASS & CO. N. B. "We are also prepared to furnish the superior Steam Boilers manufactured at this place by Neil McLachlan & Co. Cm50 J., B. y Co. JVJEW HOOKS JUST RECEIVED. Our "world, Cone Cut Corners, Star Papers, New York Naked, The Watchman, Bell Smith Abroad, Stare of the Lamp, . Lieut, Maury's Geography of the Sea, . Life of BillPoole, Grace Lee, Summer Lands, Susan, . Kansas and Nebraska, Wolfert's Roost, Parish Side, . Our Parish, A Long Look Ahead, . Cuba, Life Sam Houston, at ROBERTS'. July 12. 1855. 17yl. AT the Brick Store, Butter, Eggs, Tallow, Beeswax. Rags, Deer Skint. To make a long story short almost all kinds of Produce vill betaken in exchange for Goods, at fair prices. N. H. OGLESBEE & Co. oct 25, 1855 32"THE best assortment of UnderxletrCJ. Collars, Chime setts, Jaconett Edgings, Dress Trimmings and Bonnet Ribbons ever brought to this market, you will find at the Brick Store. oct 25. 32TOXT JEZ To the Brick Store and buy au Umbrella, and be ready for the next rainy day- . oct 25 3230,000 BUSHELS OF WHEATwanted at the Brick Store, for which the highest market price Till be paid in cash. Oct 25, 1855- 32tf. XT ALL LAM?S, for sale at Roberts I7yl 'Laporte.

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G3 UJ" Marshall and Starke, ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO CALL AT THE AGRICULTURAL DEPOT AND OF LEMON and SON, Two doors north of the Post office, WHERE MAY BE FOUND fanninii implements Garden, Field V Flower IN ENDLESS VARIETY. Paid for Clover, Timothy, Pumpkin, Apple, Peach, Sunflower and Flax SEEDS. Laporte. Feb. 14. 1S56. 47tl. JOHN has been to New York, Niagara Falls and Canada. must tell you friends a little of what I have seen, if you will call at my market soon, before I forget it. I did see numerous packages of goods marked J. & II. J. Cougle, such as Kice. Sugar. CoiTcc. Fisli of all kinds. So started for Plymouth thinking that was in but Henry s tid it just meant him. Hell let him sell them; must try to make a livelihood by strict attention to the market and garden, but H. says that he will buy seme Cattle, Sheejf, Hogs, and such little things for me, so that may get along if I remain faithful to the market. I will do that - My brother in Canada presented me with a rare bird of unexampled dimensions, (a Shanghai Rooster.) When attempt to speak of this feathered pledge of brotherhood, languague cannot come to time. He has a strong tendency to run to legs; he is ahagjy, eye like a hen, disposition courageous, tail like the but end of a feathered duster, and his voice like a rhinoceros with the whoopingcough; but call in the market, I can sell you plenty of other birds, but how they ever got my chicken to Plymouth, is uncertain, but the carmen tell me that they switched off on a side track and made him draw the passenger train, and for fear that he might stray away iu the night, cable him to the wooa-ho ise in the garden. But this voracious animal is eating rceout of house and home, and with the means of the market only, I see that one of us must starve. His hunger is still on the increase. have missed some of my wood, 'pigs, and kittens. The poor brute has also commenced eating his toes. observed himlookingstrongly after Eliza and Henry. Mr. Downing backed out. Call folks and see this monster. Oh, this feathered Know Nothing, like the Eastern Prince, who, when he wants to ruin a man, makes him apresentof an elephant, and will not allow him to sell, give away or kill, but he must keep the same and be devoured. This revengeful brother, for some unknown injury that 1 have done him, has sent me this villain, who eats as if he was the result of a cross between the anaconda and the Ostrich. He must be killed, or sold for a breaking team, or to some State or Territory for a curiosity. Times in New York saw the Astor house, city hall, white ball and several other corners, all in the same night stopping at all. The last thing that i distinctly recollect, was trying to pay fare for three with one piece of money, demanding 2-6 change, but 1 did not get it. I supposed the city hall to be an opposition steamboat. Ja the morning I found myself in bed with my clothes on, my boots under my pillow, my bat under the stove, and roy watch in the water pitcher. tried to write to some one with my tooth-brush found it in the ink-stand. This Croton water interferes with my tender system so much, that I think I shall take to the use of milk in the future. What would be the effect of brandy and water without any water in it, but witht little lemon? . . Aug. 9, 1855. 21 tf ! JOSEPH POTTER, SADDLE ! PLYMOUTH, INDIANA.. iwntHiiiytnvnTYTXTvnmiTyTimTi PflYSICAN & SURGEON. DU. J. E. BROOKE, having permanently located in Plymouth, tenders his professional Services to the public. All calls promptly attended to except when absent Office in Houghton's Block. J.E. BROOKE. Dec. 14th, 1854, 39)1 Bring on your Seeds! , ' 1,000 liush. bright clean Clover seed, . 1,000 do do do Timothy Seed, .VOOO do do do Flax Seed anted at the Laporte Agricultural and Seed Wore, for which the highest market price will epaid. iüoiun or ouin. Laporte. Oct 18, 1855. 3lyl Come to the Brick Store to get jour ZDntfS & where they are cheaper than the cheapest, oct 25, 1855 - - 32tf Siberia Candles for sale by - ' G. B. ROBERTS.

jFL. jF5.Ll FE AND DEATH. . The Mysteries of disease laid open to tho people. Health is the Principle of Lifi; Disease is the principle of Death. The R-R. R. Remedies possess the grea power to secure to the human system Health and long life, ami to free the liuniiu family from piiins, aches and all bodily infirmitiesThe art of preserving health and the method of curing disease by the R. R. R,'s Railway's Ready Relief Is to be used in all cases where there is pain. The momeut it is applied externally, or taken internally, it will allay the most torturing ache, pains, cramp, spasms, burns, scalds, &c, aud quicker thin Morphine, Cliloroform, Veratrine or a'y other auodyne or remedy that has ever t I. it ,

ueenuseu iy meuurai uien. It is safer than these dmgerous remedies. The public will bear in mind that Cliloroform. Morphine, Opium, &c, ouly. stifle tlm pain by stupyfying the senses, so that the perceptive faculties loose the power of feeling, and that after tho influence or these narceli :s have pased from the systeai, the paiu again breaks oat with its terriblu pangs, with renewed violence. Radway's Ready Relief stops the pain and removes the cause" or the disease that occasions it; it infuses new life into the weak aud diseased parts. It braces op the nerves, and establishes in tho system a reaction of health nd strength iu place of pain, weakness aud disease. As a coun'er irritant, Rdw.iy's Ready Relief applied to the s irface of the body, where I there is itiflamation or congestion, it w II in stantly scatter the congested blood, equalizes J the circulation, and ig few minutes the most I

excruciating paius are removed. This may be which said diseases and disorders in this secs?en in caes of Lumbago, Quit, and Rheuma- ond class,tism iu their most terrible forma, where nu ap- RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT

plication of R ulway'a Ready Ueiief will re-. store the patieut to ease and comfort, Crippled with Rheumatism, arm and leg perished no hopes of his reuotery timely use of R. R. R, 1 wonderful cure. ' LETTER FROM ISAAC IICDDLESTOSE. Rapdn Parifh, La.. Jnne 10;h, 1355, Messrs R id way & Co. R dwav "a Ready Relief has cured Peter May of Rheumatism, when there was no hopes of hi a ever recovering. I heard of Im situatiou and Kent fi-r him. His right arm and log was all perished; he had no ne if them at all: but by the use of your medicine in t'vo months he was carrying the mail from Cherry ville to Durr Feiry. I objected. Hj said he must do something for living. It h;is been fourteen months since he was cured. Ho ii now we 1 ami is working on his farm, and tho whole cost of his cure for yo ir med ciues was five dollars. Isaac IIcddlestone Railway' Regulators. Wchrre direct the attention of the public to our newly discovered reine ly RADWiY'8 REGULATORS; they pose the great curative propr i s ol a purgative, cathartic, aperient, Mitlorific, anti-dyspeptic, corrector and Regulator of flic system. They are in fact the only perfect purgative and cathartic that has ever been discovered or giveu to the wurl 1. Ridway's Fegr.lators will answer a better purpose thin Caljiii.-l or Mercury, without eutailipg on the system the terrible injuries of lhcc baneful drug. They are in the form of pills, elrg v.i'ly Coated wiili rn in, perfectly tastelss, uud can be taken without sickening or nauseating the patient. They are to be ned in all cases wlieu the system is out of order, or under the infiu ence of disease. One or two doses of Radway' Regulators has freq iently checked the progres- !' the nn-st terriblediseascs, and restored the system to health and regularity. They establish new mid approved principles in medicine, aud secure the grnt and important powr of regulating to a healthy, natural and lmr iiomoin action, each and every organ in the bovy. Tiiis great controlling power has never formed any part of the properties of the popular Uatharic, Vegetable or ndiau Purgative Pill, that have ever been in u?e, Ridway' Regulacor rid the nvftcm from disease and restore the human body to health, on an entirely different principle to the weakening, sickening and griping method of the cmuioQ cathartic noil pnrgatue pillsOae or tWvi of Ridway's Regulators will remove the canse thut occasihns pain or sickness, or an irregnlar or nnnatcral action or condition of the organs of the body, quicker, more effectual, and wifli lets trouble to the patient than six or ten of the common ca'hartic or purgative pills. The moment Radway's Regulators are taken into the system afflicted with disease, their equalizing effiVaey begins: they search out the element of disease wherever it may be seated; they act upon tho whole surface of the intestines and bowel, attracting the foul and morbid humors from the blood, glands, secreting vessels, and ex celling these Seeds of disease from the bo ly. restoring u healthy and regular action to the Ziver, Bowels, Pancreas, Heart, Kiduey., Bladder, Skiu and all other Vi. Cera. THE BOWELS. All of the cemmon piil of the dar, called Vegetable, Indian, Ca'har'ic, &c. claim that they cure disease by purring from the bowels. This is a far as they go they act opon'the bowe's by irritating the nr.icnous membrane, and thus obtain nn evacuation in the same manner as the bowels are moved by eating something that disagree with the system. This is truly an unnatural methed of restoring the system to health, ly swallowing pills that irritates and disagrees with it, Those who have taken these common pills are well aw ire of the weak ahd debilitated condition their systems am left in. After the scouring operation of these drastic purgatives is over, the bowels arc sore and feeble, anil tgxin become costive aud bound np. Honce arises djspepsia and a host of other diseases. R id'.vay's Regulators never leave th bowels in a costive condition, or occasion pain or weariness in tbeir operation. Diseases and complaints emised ly exposure and atmospheric Changes, oeer which Rndway's Ready Relief and Radway s Regulators passes' ine moil remarisaoie curnute powers, ana which will readily yield to the R. R. Remedies. COLDS AMD FEVERS. When the system i first seized with h sudden cold, or a fever sets in. .A dose or from three to ix of Rid way 's Regulators should be taken this is all the medjcine'at this stage of the disease that is required, in a few hours the system will be restored to sound health. But il the. ccld and fever is neglected, and coughs, headaches, colds, chills, pains and aches in thi limbs, joints, muscles, bones, side and back, sorn throat, hoarset ess, difficult breathing follows the coid and fever then Rüdway's Ready R-ilicf should be applied externally, and a good dose of the Regulators taken. As soon as the Relief is applied a reaction will take place, and in a few hours the p iticnt will be free from all pain or annoyance. It these signa cf the presence of disease in ihe system are unnoticed, and violent fevers break out, in the form of Billions, Typhoid, Scarlet, Ship Fever and other malignant fevers such as Pneumonia, Lung fever and Brain Fever, a more rigid treatment becomes necessary. m i a 1 . & ' 1 I I . T . - ... . i". -. . . 1 lie uesmators s -uuia uc sn-u ciciy four hours, in large doses of from four to six, until Iree and copiou discharges from the bowels are obatined. The relief applied will produce a salutary effect upon the skin, and, taken in wjter will abate the fever. It iufiimatioas jor consestinns take place, Radway's Regulators and Ready Relief should be taken in large doses. A cur will quickly follow their nsc. Iu case of Biliousness or malignant Bilious Fever, or Bilious Pneumouia, Radway's Regulatois, given in lull doses, and the whole surface of the body bathed with Radway's Ready Relief, will effectually and speedily cure the patient. ir RHEUMATISW, Attacking the joints and limbs, inflicting its terrible pangs of pain with merciless rapiditychanging about from joint to joint and from limb you, Rodwy's Peady Relief applied applied to the parts where tin paiu is felt, will quickly relieve you from iu xeruciating pangs. Radwjys Regulators will expel from the intestines all irritating aud corrupt humorf. . to Iimo, Liumongo, neuralgia or uoui urn'cii

SMALL POX f CRI KT FEVER JIEASIXS. Rad way's Ready Relief is not only a cure for

' these infectious maladies, but will prevont those who use the Ready Kellet aud Regulators agaiubt the infection We have known the R. R. Relief rid the whole neighborhood cf the infection of Small Pox and Scarlet Fever. We have likewise know shipmasters who have saved the lives of their crews and passengers, and eutirely dr ven off the small Pox and Ship Fever from their vessels, by sprinkling the Ready Relief through their infected ships. It is astonishing what Imppy eflect the Rady Relief w'll have if freely sprinkled in places where the infections and contagions poisons prevail. We will guarantee that if those who are now suffering with fever and Pg'ie, or its effects, will place their systems under the influence of Rodways Ready Rvliel and Regulator, to cure them ol tins distressing malady, und to tree tliin , f;om the fever of .gue that is now .nger.ng m their systems and to render their bodies agne prco. against renewed attacks. Those nowsuflering from enlargements of the Spleen, Engorgements of the Liver, and other organic enlargements, are promised pe-dv de liverance from their miseries by the R. R. Relief and Regulators, We now direct the attention of the public to our second great discovery for the cure of chronic disease. - . IVO. II. R. R. RESOLVENT. HUMORS CHRONIC DISEASES. Diseases that have been lingering in the sys'em for a length of time, tainting the blood with impurities and covering the body with sores and ulcers; diseases inherrited by hereditary descent, 3r contracted by inoculation. or transmiytf d by other d:seases; over all of Possesses the most positive curative powers, Ths all powerful remedy has performed m racles'in ihe way cf cures. It has made :many persons sound and whole, whose fle-h was one mass of corrupt. on, and who were so disfigured by disease as to render them objects repulsive to the sight. HC. MORS BAD BLOOD Chronic diseases, scrofulous an 1 syphiliic cmplain's; consump'ion, and other affections of the lungs and throar. Indurations and organic enlargement, chronic rheuma ism, glandular swelling, hacking drj cough, cancerous affections, bleedinp of the lungs, dyspepsia, water brash, tic doler ux, white swelling tumors, ulcers. h:p diseases, female complaints Guut, rickets, bronchitis, livor complain', AND ALL ERlTUVE DISEASES. The moment a dose of tha Resolvent is taken into the system infected with dis ase, the patient experiences the m st deligh ful sensations, for new life is coursing thr ugh every vein and .issues of the body en rich in? and purifying the hl od and cisting out all m rbid, corrupt and loathsome humors. The Ren ivating Resolvent is a posi ive cure for all chronic comp'ain's. It hasoiaj whole and so and patients who ha 1 suff.-re I ihe m st terrible torture disease coul 1 infl ctupm the system Let t1oe wit ka?e tri -d other treatments and are sti 1 cered, give the Reso-1 vent a triil it willcrre you. Price one doll.r ptrbotllc- R.-1ÜWAY& CO , 162 Fultn Street, New York. Sold by Druggists, Merchants, and storekeepers everywhere. D.c. 20, 1855, 40)1. f. D. LEMON. i. W. LEMON. FARMER'S AEiCY, Fruit Seed Store. LEMON & SON, One door South of the Post Oßcc, Laporte, Indiana: LI. kinds of See If, F innin'r Implements, XjL Fruit and Ornamental Tiees. House Plauts. &r, f irnihed on the most favoruble terms. ! 0"Subscriptions received for all Agiicultural Papers published iu the United States. AU let- ! ters addressed to us, in regard to our lino of business, will receive prompt attention. j July 26. 1855. J9vl. I DOCTORS WEST k FULLER, Frlcctic Physicians, HAVNG associated "themselves together for the purpose of practi ing their professions, would respectfuily offer their setvices to alt who may feel disposed to favor them with a call. Doctor West having had a long experiei.ee in treating the diseases of this climate, fee.s confident in the success or his treatment and we design being alway on hand to attend all calls by night or day in every branch orthe medical profession. Doctor Fuller having A-een in regular practice in (loshen and Elkhart for six years, aud having received a regular medical education in the West, feels confident of the successful effect of his treatment in all the diseases of this country, and will attend all cases requiring surgical treatment. Office on the east side of Michigan, street, three doors south of Edwards Hotel, Plymouth, nd. Nov. 2), 18.V. 37 tf. FIXED FACTS. IT is a fixed fact that the undersigned are still exerting themselves to ktep up, 'or a iltle ahead of the times, in this age of proression, in the manufacture and repair of -www m .m wf w We manufacture to order, and of the best material, and our work is done by experienced workmen; To those who have heretofore had of our manufacture, it is useless to talk in an advertisement, further than to return our thanks for their patronage heretofore bestowed and to solicit a continuance. It is also a fixed fact that we now have and intend keeping on hand a constant supply of The Rochester Plows tV FOR SALE. At the manufacturer's prices, to which the attention of Farmers is especially invited, before they supply themselves with an inferior article. These plows are known to most of our citizens, and have heretoloie given general satisfaction. With the present flattering prospects of abundant crops and certain prosperity, farmers and others need never expect a more favorable time to purchase such articles as they really need- Give us a call at all events, and let us talk about it, and if we can't suit you, we hope there will be no harm done. ELLIOTT & CO. riymouth, July 12, 1855. 17yl. Professor Humphrey's Specific Homeopathic Medicines, for Families, Travelers and others, just ree'd and for sale at 17yU ROBERTS THE OLD LINE DRUG & BOOK STORE. - G; B. ROBERTS, DRUGGIST, and Book Seller, in Clark's Brick Block, opposite the pub. square LaPorte, Indiana, WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER IS Drags, Books, and all articles appertaining to the ?ame. Occupying two rooms, the finest and most extensive in the city, and having Goods to fill the same he does not hesitate to invite his numerous friends and acquaintances, (which a business of ten years in La Porte, has given him, to call and and examine his Stock which he is now receiving. Druggists, Merchants, Grocers, PedlaTS and others buying Goods to sell again, he cordi ally invites to call. Buying Goods principally ' by the package, he flatters himself that he can furnish the same at as low prices as they can be bought in any market, in less quantities. . .O.B.ROBERTS, ( - Laporte, July It, 1835. . . . 47yl.

Fire Mroof Safes, FOR ,,,iiniM s and others,, received and f: sale cheap at our Seed Store in Laport. jv. 26,'5.: LEMON &SQN.

BEEF! BEFO!! BEEF HO!! BEFO ROAR!!! Doing anything else, go to IsCniOlVS Store and find any and every thing you want in the line of New Pure Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dyes, Glass, Groceries, Toys, Notions, Cigurs, Tobacco, Fancy GooJs. Stationery; Books; and everything in the line of Country Drug. Book and Notion Stores, at prices cheaper than Know-Nothings." Oct. 25, 1855. 32yl. New Store & New Goods. rPIIIE Subscriber having permanently loL cated in Knox, Starke County Indiana, announces to the people of Starke And adjacent counties, that he has on hand a full anil will selected Stock of QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE, JWooflentvarc, BOOTS &, SHOES, SILK AND FANCY GOO OS' a"d such other articles a are visually kept in a C mntry Store, at us reasonable prices as can be had at any point in the West. He keeps ou hand a good supply uf at low prices. His term? will be liber il, and uucurrent money ak-n at its leil cash value. No trouble to fhow go ds or give prices, lie will be iu receipt of new oods almost every month, anil Iway kep bis stock well replenished. Doii't forget the place Stre 'f CI1AS. S. TIÜPITS. June 7, 1855. . lyl OLD WILCOX Is in town, nhd ready to repair Clocks and Watches in u better and n.ore bj proved style than any oue can or dare do. Ü-N, t. Ctsh päd for old Cold &. Silver.. Plymouth, Dec. 6, 33tf ' N EW CLOTHING. M. A. SIILOSS, "V7"0ULD respectfully inform the citizens of Plymonth and vicinity, that h has just opened a cv Clothing Store in the room formerly occupied by A. Shinahtrger, where he is prepared, to furnish every thing in the way of ready made clothing, cents'. FURaMSHING goods, trunks, CA RPE T SA CKS, c, Fjom ten to twenty-five per cent cheaper than ever before offered in this town. Having been engaged in the business over six years, he has no fars iu being fully prepared to satis 'y all who may tavor him with a call, both as to the price and quality of Lis goods, and he respectfully rolicits a trial. At this houte may also be found a beautiful and well selected assortment of BOYS' CLOTHING, that will astonish "Young America." 0A11 Clothing warranted, both as to material and workmanship. Oct 4, I3."5. 29mG Hurd's Golden ftlots FOR BEAUTIFYING tlicHAIR. VIIIG vpa " a Fst i f it l.itrltlfcr i)rf ii mo1 ft 1 X gives the hair a dark, soft, glossy and lively appearance, which cannot be obtained from any other article. It effectually cleanses the scalp from dandruflfand scurf, and keeps the hend clean and healthy. It prevents the Hair from falling off or turning grey, and inspires il with new life and vigor. Hurd's Golden Gloss is put up in large bottles, and Fold at the low price of twenty-fve cents, by all the principal dealers in Drugs, Medicines and Fancy Goods throughout the world. O. K. Tjurr, Wholesale ag't, Tremonl House Detroit, Mich., and II. B. 'Kasmxo, Plymouth nd. Sept -0, li55. 'J7yl nuRD's cor ii bala:?i. IS prepared from a receipt from an eminent member of the Medical profession, and solicits the scrutiny of the scientific. It has been successful in arresting disease in a multitude of cases, in which without this invaluable medicine, the sufferer would have become a victim of that fell destroyer, Consumption. Try it la lies, already the incipient growth of this disease, is discernable in your hollow cheek and sunken eye, which if not checked, will bring you into a premature and early grave. TRV IT. and von will find a restoration of youth and health. O. K. TRIPP, Wholesale ! Agent, Tremont (louse, Detroit. II. li. FLUSH NG. Agent, Plymouth, Ind. Sept. 20, 1855. 27yl. HURD'S HAIR RESTORER. Producing: Hair ou Bald Heads. T 1HIS preparation has neer failed to produce a new growth of hair, when used according to directions. It is designed expressly for the growtn of the hair, whereas, nearly all articles advertised for this purpose, are in reality designed only for the toilet hence the unparalleled success of Hurd's Hair Restorer,. Fora superior article for the toilet, use HURD'S GOLDEN GLOSS. Hurd's fair Restorer is sold at $1 per bottle, Golden Gloss2 cents, by dealers generally. Ciiemtcal. Manptactorixo Co., Proprietors. 291 Broadway, New York. 0. K. TIUPP, Wholesale Agent, Tremont Hoase, Detroit. Sep! ; 20, 1835. 27yl. FOR THE CURE OF Asthma mid Consumption. NE W AND VER Y WONDERFEL! 1 1 Brought home to the door of the Million. A WONDERFUL discovery has recently been made by Dr. Curtis of this city, in the treatment of Consumption, Asthma and all diseases of the Lungs. We refer to Dr. Curtis' Hygeana. or InhaUng Hfgean Vapor and Cherry Syrup." With this new method, Dr. C has restored many afflicted ones to health, as an evidence of which he has innumerable certificates. Speaking of the treatment, a physiciau remarks, "It is evident that inhaling constantly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor the medicinal properties must come indirect contact with the whole a rial cavities of the lungs, and thus escape the many and varied changes produced upon, them when in troduced into the 'stomach, and subject to the ! proc ss of-digestion." The Hvgeana is fori sale at all the Druggists' throughout the country. New York Dutchman, Jan. 14. The Inhaler is worn on the breast under the linen without the least inconvenience the heat of the body being sufficient to evaporate the.fluid. . rrrForsale by H.B.PERSHING, Plymouth. May 3, 1835. 7yi.

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J. S. POUTER. llOHUr.S & PORTER, Attorneys at Law, Plymouth. Marshall County. Indiana. Office over H. B. Mine's Ilardwa-e Store, W7LL give prompt aitention io the co!lection of Claims, a tend to the p-n-chase ami hale of re ii estate, procure Bouuty Land Warrants and Pensions. Peter to messes, f. p.jAMts & co.. New York. . r. ... ... n .1 i. u lY, HlKILLAr, peakson & co,, Chicngo. H. K. SWIFT & CO., HUNTINGTON. LEE & CO., Det. D. A. LAtHAS fi.cn . Cm. ci f i April 26, 1835. Cyl R. SI. BROWN a. c. baxti:r BROWN & BAXTER, IPealers in Stoves, MANUFACTURERS OF Tin, Sheet Iron aud Copperware, WOULD most lespectfully inform the citizens of Marshall county, that they are now nder full headway, and are prepared tofurnisr-.-.ny article in their line, a .'hade lower than customers have heretofore been in the habit of paying, and perhaps a little lowerthan any other establishment in this part of Northern Indiana. 1 We are practical workmen ourselve ijjd manufacture onrown wares of the vtiy 1 est of stock, and as we intei.d making it a permanent business perhaps lorli'e, our customers may rest assured that we will sell them none but Good and Cheap Articles, The Ladies shall be promptly waited i:pon, and can have any article in our line manufactured or repaired to order, and on short notice. -O1 We shall adopt as an invariable rule 1 No disapj.y.nt tuents when M'ork is promised. Shop two doors north of the brick store "at the sign of "Tin Shop' across the side wilk. IC:is and most articles of country Produce taken in exchange. Call and see us. May 3, i853. , 7tr. 11 .1 11 0 W.l2 Saddlery, Cnttlcry, &c. t i -.i.niini- iuii' iiii iii i i rum ( a- n r... I rcivin.tt.a IV1 1 n .1!.! C ine r.d.ML-m .iianuuciurers ruid oiu England. Wh have nnu- nn k.n,i r'ari" Stock than can be round elsewhere in the west. We have added many new articles, as well as increased thoe K-re-to ore 1-Vpt, which will he sold at Cincinnati prices, vnh the addition ef freight. Among the articles of which we have a full assortment; Table and Vnrl l C, i TV, . . went ever offered in the -est. IluiUtng Materials Such as Locks, latches, buit., hinjtes, rcrews. glass Ac. Carpenter's and Cooler's Tools--A full assortment of chisels, hand and tennant Saws, planes, drawing knives &c. Cabinet Miker't Goods Mahogany and walnut veneers and knobs, till, chest, cup board looks, table hinres, bed castors, glue, &c Ulaclsmilli's ToolsSuch as anvils, vires, screw plates, bellows, hammers, rasps, files; Shoenbertrer's hon. steel plow moulds, Ac. Gunsmith Materials Locks, triggers, tubes gun mount ry and barrels, pistols, game bae3, caps flasks. 4yc. P or MUlers Leather belling, packing, rope boiling cloths, railJ cross, cut and circulr saws. files &c. For Fanners All l.tnds of farming uten? U plows, corn shellers, hay cutlers, cast steel and steel back scythes, cradles, forks rases, spades, shovel?, hoes. &c. Carriage Trimmings Enameled and plain oil cloths, lace, Irliigei-, linii-g, hub bamln, bib low, smokes, h.ill.--, axle., ipriYg. &C. Sadilrry Hardware, $ Harness Mounting. A largi asMirtim-iit Middle trees, liuckU, stirr.ip, hames, t n untiled and patent leather, in irocco, sheep and calf skins, Ac, &c Wo design keeping every article in that line. . Als; S hoc it berge r iron, naiN, and Beinion nails.log, trace, halter and fifih chains, lead Tip.', pump, axes, curry -comb., patent and common ßjrap biuger, grind Hones and iroun, window ash.&c. &c.,ttr nie, at wholesale or retail, at thenisu of the Big Padlock, No. 25 Wts and 85 Eist, Washington street. N. B. Having made arrangrmeutf for tho snleofllips &. Mitchell's Diy'oiimadc Horse Celhtn iu this State; we will sell at a t mall advance above Dayton prices. IL S. KELLOGG & SON. Indianapolis, Jan. 31. 1836. 46yl. Rhodes1 Fever. And Ague Cure FOR the prevention and care of. Intermittent a id Remittent Fevers. Fever & Agne, C.iills i.nd Ft vor, Djinb Ague, General Debility, Niirlit sweats, and all other forms of diseac which have a common originiuMalaria or Mi;ma. This ii a natural antidote which will entirely protect any reside.it or traveler even in thm most sickly or swampy localities, from any Ague or Bil.ious disease whatever, nr any iujnry from constantly iuhaliug Malaria or Miasma. It will instantly check the Agne in p ;rsons who have suffered for any length of time, fioni oue day to twenty year, so that they need, never to havo another chill, by continuum in use according to directions. Tue patieut at once begins to recover his appetite and strength aud continues until a radical cure is t-flected. Oue or two bottles wil answer for ordinary cases; some may require more. Directions printed in German, French and Spanish, accompany each bottle. Price One Dollar Liberal discounts made to the trade JJMES A. RHODES, Providence, R.I. Evidence or Safcf r. New Yk, Jone 11, 1853. "I have made a chemical examination cf 'Rhodes" Fever and Ague Cure," or "Antidote to Malaria." and Lave tested it for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine, aud StrycLnine, but have not found a particle of either in it, nor have I found any substauc in its composition that would prove injurious to the Constitution. JAMES R G HILTON, M. D., Chemist. EVIDENCE OF MERIT. 'Lkwisbcrg. Union Co., Pa., May 2. ICS,. Mr. J: A. Rhodes Dear Sir: Tho box of medicine you eut me was duly received on the 11th of April. I tave sold about one half of it. and so far the people who have used it are satisfied that it has cured them. It has certainly topped the Ague in every one who has used it and six of i he cases wre of lor g etandiii". My sister, who has had it for five or fix years back cr i i never get it slopped, except by Q imine,and that only as long as the would take it, is now, I think, entirely cured by nur remedy. fj. R. McGlNLEY-'' CAUTION TO ACJUE SUFFERERS. Take no n ore Arseuic, Tonics, Mercnry, Q iinine, Febrifuges, Strychnine, or Anti-Peri-odics f ai.y kind. The well known inefficien cy of the:euoxious poisous proves them to be thenffspiing either of false medical principle, or of mercenary quacks. The only remedvia vä,civ,,vc hiai j uuui furraoa narnuep, is RHODES' FEVER AND AGUE CURE. For sale in Plymouth by H. B. PERSUING, & Co. .dealer in Drug ediciues Groceries. Jnty 19. 18r,5. . 181y. A Lot of Buckskin and wolkn Gloves ai the Brick Store, -to be sold cheap for cash. oct 2532-

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