Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 1, Number 18, Plymouth, Marshall County, 24 May 1860 — Page 3

THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT.

Local Department. Subscriptions. &e. Mr. J. S. Scott, who does a General Collectinj Butine, is authorized to receive Subscriptions, Advertisements, 4c, for us, and to give receipt for money due this Office. We cheerfully recommend Mr. Scott as a careful, prompt, and honorable man. Claims en trusted to him for Collection, could not be placed m tafer hands. A. C. THOMPSON Ed. Democrat. Special IVolicc. The Democratic Central Committee are request d to meet at their Room, in Corbin's Block, on Saturd.iT, 23d inst.,at 2 o'clock p. m. precisclv. A general attendance is urgently requested, as there will be important business to transact. S. A. FRANCIS, Ch'n. T. McDonald, Se'cy. MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE. James Brooks, Wm Hmrhs, J B N Klimrer. Merrill Williams, J F Vanralkenburgh, J C Hedrick, Horace Corbin, John Vantrecse, T McDon:tlJ, Peter Schlarb, C H Reeve, S N Ch.implin, 8 A Francis, John Snyder, Ayers Baldwin. Plymouth, May 22, 1SC0. Republican Ratification. On Friday evening last, our Republican friends, having learned by telegrph, that " Old Abe," as they fondly and familiarly call Mr. Lincoln, was nominated, they grot up a ratification, or more properly jollification. They felt well and manifested a commendable zeal and enthusiasm. We were glad to see them rejoice ; and they acted wisely in doin it while there was an opportunity. A bonfire wasbuilt in the street, in front of Hewett k Woodward's store; two anvil? taken off their block ; a dry goods box up-endnd in the street ; A fife and drum brought out and "blowrd on," whieh served to attract the attention of our citizens generally. By the time they had fired the anvils three or four time and Mowed their instruments, they had gather d fjuite a number of spectator. The programme was not varied. Piirt first, wa to seize some one that was " gist about to pile,' with a speech undelivered, hoist htm on the box where he had ample room to jrive vent to his "pheeUnks." When the flow of eloquence stopped, they would blow off the drum? and touch . off thf anrils. Then it was time for the juvenile. Young America who formed a 1 irjre proportion of the crowd to vociferate. The entertainment was divide ! into about on' dozen p..rts : that is, there were aliout that many fellow s un op, who made poor speeches and then came down. Senator Brown, we believe, wa not in attend ance, or, if he was, he had too much sense to j i.uuu uic uox, owing to me tact tlir.t some eve-! .nings since, while addressing the Club here, he I tT7 rfT V. . - r. .. ,i . - . i ..... w. uu .n. in in nc it i j wiiii; to ins ardor n thm ,r,.--, ,. .i ... o m tne ciusc, or coure, as the Senator is a "rent twptrance lecturer. As the Senator is a prominent mm in the party, we hope for the respectability of the party that the platform made at Clvcagawill be larpe enough for this distinguished utesman to work on without falling off. From the street thfy moved to the depot dnot. where they keut up a constant fuincr under the flag supported by a Dunocratic stoUn rail, (of whici we have spoken elsewhere.) until the train on which the Delegates were retnrn'ng.had gone, when they adjourned, and went t their rcpeeti'c homes. Since then e have heard several political suts on the street, the Republican saving that hore3t Old Abe" is the g. eatest man of the are, while many of our Democratic- friends tell them that Lincoln is entirely indebted to Stephen a r ! . .' t . ...

"P"4 .or n.s noionerv. ne has the honor ! v-nv . i i i tr i t-t,.,. , x , liU, punned bv combustion m Hydrogen. t.hav been beaten once by Senator Don-las. j Sanctioned by tke" highest Medical luithorit.es, Were it not for this, and his waggery, he would ' both in Europe and the United States, and precot have been more extensivelv known than O P !stI ',Kd '"' their practice. Morten of this State, than whom thr re is not a ' TU "f thousands daily proves that . , , , , , j no preparation ot iron can yi compared with it. greater blockhead of a statesman in the North- j Impurities of the blood, depression of viuUm-rgy Wrt- I pale and otherwise sickly complexions indicate Tis necessity in almost every conceivable c.ise. M In a tix." Adolph Mvnns la, ever since he Ii"'i us iu all maladivs in which it has been

came t h r.1. ,h - - i .vv , , vjm i ' ' s r- i VM rj , trying to pet himftf into a fix." We have of-

ten thought he wmild.nn 1 have int;mat d as much ' fP''1 constipation, di-sn-ho-a,, dvst-ntery, int-ipi-fo some of our friend. He i a vom,;' man who ' V,nt c'0"su,."l,t!o1'' T'fuh.us Tub. rculo'sis, Salt h.. i,...(fA. l .v - . 1 'Iheum, m siuenstniation, whites .chin n-äis. liver bas heretofore suta ned the o- st reputation, as an Comi:.U:i, chronic he,d ,eh-, rheum .t.-m. innonest oraler, and alo a mot agreeable and eour- , termittcni t'evtrs, pimph on lie face, Ac. oua gentleman. This reputation i, a great! In ca of gn.eral d-.,U.ity,hethcr the result measure, the cause of his eett n- into the predica- of nvute 'luTar' or,wft,ltf ;"''-d dimunition of t i r 7., r neivous ana muscular eneigv Irom i-hrmiic amneat we are- jro.ng to speak of ; but there ,s anoth- pla;Ilt,. OI1(. tr;al of tlrs restorative has proved e.and We cause of his get ing into this fix. He has ; successful which r.o dcs-rij lion or attestation wo'd x)ecn advertising his jewelry business verv exten- r,''-'br i re!iblc Invalids h long bed -ridden so ively.and has gotten up P,i-h an extensive trade I lo,:r1 f l? hxvct bec-M? forgotten in their own v. i , , , i neighborhoods, h ve su l h nlv rt ipi.eaied in the 4htt he c.tn 8carcly supply the demands of his ; bus ,-wurM as if just return d t'roiu j'r'dr.ut.d travnumerous customers. This is the "fix" he has j cl in a distant land Some very si-i.tl imtancesof gotten into He still sustain his pood name, re- ! tI,;jk!nd ate attested of female' f iilVrets, em ieia puUtion and gentlemanlv qualities, and will trv le' V'lvSM "."Pont marasmus saiiguino-us , .. ' .. . ? : exhaustion, critical cli inges, anl that eotni ratum and wait on you if you wish an; ih.ng in his line of , ot nervous and dy spepti " uvV, io t., air and cVer trad. j eise for which the physicians have no name. " ' i I Nervous Affections of all kiud, and for rea?FrMNT. Wc understand that a certain litt?C ' I,S f-mil',itrto "dical men, the operation of this whiff.t ;n ft..rftun rT w a ' t i t ' preparation "1" ,(! mit i,ecc?s.irily be salutary, wninet in our town ottered to kick , provided h.s .i u i . , V p . ,- ... , ... ' u'S lor, un.ike the old oxides. 1 1 is vi-orouslv tonic, Kcpublican Trleiid would rnnk lum up the sum without being exciting and overheating; and gently of fifteen cents. This was ret ttiuly cheap enough, regularly aperient, even m the most oiVtin ite c i and thoseof hia friends whowanted the job "did " "'f rosf '"" without ever beimr a gnstric purnd o.rvr. , i e t ,t ' gtive, or inilic ing a disagreeable sulfation, need not expect to get it done for less. However,,0 ,t iw t,lis ..ropem- among others which as they appear robe backward about the matter, ; makes it s remarkably tllecthe for Piles, ujh.ii we will ruie liim the amount ourslf, if the mus- w n' '' 11 il'0 appears to exert a distinct and specif culargfatlemsn is s.,i!:n" for a job of th kWi 1 X a''i;,,n ,,v i-pcrsing the local tendency h:;h , , " loims them. If suca tareaw afford t hi fite any relief, we hope j Ia i)vsrt.p,h, innumerable ils are its causes, a he will continue to bark, a iti-a source of amu - nngle box of t..ese Ch ilU.c.ite Pills has often suf-

uient to ourftdf and üiend, to see him fume about '. in thii manner. As we have no " obstropiilonsfeelings toward the gentleman as a friend, we ad tUc him to let the j ' to a competent person. CODCT for June. This t-Midard Mai .i ne is on oar table for Jun':. It is a met vi Irome tiumber leome number

to the ladies, containg many fashion f,,r the fea- ; hasa"llaed th ahrm of friends and ihyicians, in fon. It is the standard ladies' Magazine of the fK'Vf r'1 Ve,y Eratifing and interesting instancountry. It contains everything that can be ex- tCi" p , t , i

pected or dcf-ircd in a magazine fashion, litera ture, drar.inr. needle work, inmic, A.c.. besides i much useful luformation that does not come under ny regular option. It is only a wonder that it can be gotten up ao cheap ; and, seeing that it is o very cheap, that every lady docs not subscribe for it. Terms, $1.00 per year. Single subscribers lss per clubs. Address L A. fJoy, Philadelphia. Home ciuritt society. Some of the girls of our Tillage have formed a Society of the above nirae, for tht purpo-j j Dt" cl .thin,; th" dcetitutc. Thty hare already done much, and as their Socit; i increasing, they will doubles do much more They derscrve great praise and assisUnce from their friends, as they are doing a truly charitable nd humane work. They will never regret having formed this Society, and the recollcition of it will be a pleasant thought in old age. Attention is called to the communication of J. M. Hier, which will be found oa the outside of this issue- It would have appeared last werk, but we had not time to get it in type.

O" Messrs. McKvhan are now in this county taking up subscription for a valuable and highly interesting work entitled " History of Slavery and the Slave Trade," describing the forms of Slavery that prevailed in ancient nations, particularly in Greece und Rome-. It is almost a library within itself, and should be in the possession of every family and library. They also wish to employ a numbor of active and energetic men, agents to sell the same work, as they wish to have all Northern Indiana canvassed. Persons applying for an agen

cy will address them at Plymouth, Marshall coun ty Indiaua,and they will receive prompt attention Seminary a bounds. The Seminary grounds are being paled in, which adds much to them and their surroundings. When the fence is completed and painted, as we suppose it will be, we wi!l have an institution that will reflect still more credit upon our town, which has, for some time past, enjoyed the reputation of being one of the foremost in the cause of education in this part of the State. The Strniniry is a good building, and is located in a lovely ipot, surrounded by trees and shurubbcrry of nature's own planting, which arc now beginning to lock most beautiful. Street clearing and sprinkling. The business men along Michigan and Laporte streets, evince mueh taste and cleanliness bv ridding the streets of the litter that is usually to be seen in them. They have also made another good arrangement. When "kind Providence does not send his "rain on the just and the unjust" here abouts, until there is a dust kicked up" in consequence of the drouth, they have made an arragement with Jas. Wolf to 4i lay the dust," and " keep things cool." Who will sav that ours in not as neat and lively a city as then.' is in these parts. Ora schools. Our town is now supporting four or five schools. The teachers with whom we are acquainted, are entirely competent to take charge of those committed to their care ; and, what is somenhat unusal, they are givinjr enti-e satisfaction to parents and pupils. Thir speaks well for both teachers and patrons. May this state of affairs long exist ; for nothing is more unpleasant than bickerings about schools and their management. Thk club meeting last Thursday evenim? was well attended, anl very enthusiastic. Speeche were made by M. O. A. Packard, A. C. Catron and Ed. Van. The meeting then adjourned, to meet this (Thursday) evening, at half past 7 o'clock. Jemeniber the hour. We want the band boys tobe on hand, and save the trouble of run ning after them- The meetings should be commented earlier and end in better season than thev commonly doNew t de-walks. The newly elected Marshall of our place, Wm. M. Pattir-on, has been having some very much needed improvements m tde in the side-wniksof pome of the prominent streets. It is to be hoped that he will continue in the good 1 1- 1. - C 'V . .worts oe-i:n, ;or many oi me wa-Ks are so Dairy 1 . . . oui oi repair mat iuy are ua ngerous io pass over, especially after night. And aperient and S'onvuhic rrenantion of . l" " viuame m eacn oi the fillowing complaints, viz In . iii'.t , nervous a'Toetions. emaeiatinn . dv. nt'"' '"r t',f In,,rlt habitual cases, inclu ling the attendent cofi ei,es In unchecked I)i.irrrhoa, even when advanced to L)v-.entary, confirmed, emaciating, and ajp art ntlv malign mi. the effects have been equally decisive and aniiidiiiig In thr loeal pains, loss oftlesh and strength, debilitating comh and remittent hectic, nliii li fin. erallv indicate incu-b nt consuimitioii. ihi ren....lv i ... ............ . . ...... mi:, u.viiicaicu iron j has had far ni ne th in tin; go-d effect of the mn-t ca'itious'vbalanci: 1 treiarations of ioIim-. u itl.mit any of their well known liabilities The attention of females cannot bo too confi dcntly directed to this rem"dy and restorative, in tnecae.s peculiarly affecting theni In Rhcumati-m, both chronic and inflammatory in the latter, however, more de.idcdly it has been invariably well reported, Ixith as alleviating pain and reducing the swellings and utiffucsi of the joints and muules In Intermittent Fevers it must be a great remedy and energetic restorative, and its progress in the new scMlenu-fctiof the West, will probably be one of Iiigb renown and usefulness No remedy has ever been discovered in the whole history of medicine which exerts such prompt nappy, aiei luny resiorauvc tiiecis Uood a p in complete digestion, rapid strtn-th, with an unusual dispoMtion for active ami and cheerful eierc se. mined att v Iu bv it n use Put up in neat flat metal boxes containing 50 pills, price 5') cents per box; for sale by druggists ami dealers Will be tnt free to any nldres.-4 on receipt of the price All letters, orders , etc., should be addressed to R. R LOCKE k Co., General Agents, 3.1V Broad iray, N YPlvmouth, marl! 171v

Dry Goods and Groceries.

DECLARATION h INDEPENDENCE. TTTHEN in the couruft of trade, it becomes Vf necessan for one firm to dessolve the aiercantile bonls which have connected them with others, and to assume ameng the storus of Plymouth that prominent position, to which selling goods at a lower price entitles them, a decent respect for the opinions of the citizens of Marshall connty require the causes which should impel them to the separation. We hold those truthes to be self evident; that all do not sell geods e pial;that those who buy cheaper can sell at a lower price, that the store which sells nt the lowest price is entitled to the patronage of the community. LOW PRICE STORE!! Ha always received a large share of that patron age, and to secure a continuance of favors hss brought on a much larger stock than before. Con sisting of a complc assortment of Dry Goods, GROCERIES. j CROCKERY, j EV.I3.C3L SllOO J9 BONNETS, HATS AND CAPS, MIMNERY GOODS, ; I We will sell for cash any article in our store a? cheap a can be bought in any shop in town for liko quality. LADIES, ! i Will find all the latest stvles of Dress Goods and eventhing perraining to the Dry Goods line. ; Tho:c about to commence j HOUSE KEEPING ill fiud a comp A te assortment of Crockery and j iss ware, which wo will sell twenty per cent i wer tLiin nt.v oihti cstabl-jl m nt. GENTLEMEN, Will find a large stock of Broad Cloths, Fancy I Cisimers and b urn nit r Goods which we aro pre pared to make up many stv;e desired. I I FAMILIES, j Will be supplied with Freh Groceries at a eroall i d vance Iioei cost. IN FACT, We have everything you may want and shall tike great pleasure in showing our goods and iu efclling them it you are suited. WE INVITE, ! i All to call and cxnmine our stock of good at our i old stand cm the corner south of the Ld wards House. KICK & SMITHP. S. In connection with our tore we have opened a Tailor ihop under th charge of Mr. F. J. Kenner who is on hand with all the latea fashions ami warrants all his work. Mav 'A, ltrCO. 13tf NO CREDIT Will 1)0 rxiven after the

Iii DAY (V SFTTniPiFK TFYTh:,lrort,,ef,orratIOM'ri,t' n-hmoutii,

Cr. S. CLEAVELANÜ & I1ROTIIEH, WILL Sl-LL CHEAP FOR CA Sil, Or its Jvuivalent, Q WCCöi J j ., . . ! Ut tlie OCSt market, iSlCe ailtl Substantial, at the ' i CHEAP CASH STORE!: " j i AV nivifi. llw. Tvo.i;. PmMlJ . w III . IIVj IIH. llUUIII i III'llV. to )tirch:is(; of us, as we arc determined to sell at Great 15argains! rpi 1 i . 1 x "ill lllOSO Uldubted to IIS Will pIe:VS0 j

call and pay without delay, as we!V fid , " 1 , do cash in tl

need tlio cash very much, sug ic-2tf. 'g. s. c. a nno. DRY GOODS AND SELLING CHEAPER THAN EVER! WE would respretfully call the attention ol purchasers to the fact that we have just re reived from the Eastvrn citieg, a well selected tuck of ItKADY-MA E CLOTHING HATS, CAPS, GltOCERIRS A.C..

Ilarinp lKupht our stock tt llrst class Housed ! ,lOH8C fuiuI al coinnienCpwe cm oner you Ooola at price to suit the times ,nent of v''ir N. B. With the above wi have connettcd a i F"r ,'P',,ltr'' during the

JI1 Mi 7 VI U,n'1r tho uPv'n of Mr. F. J. RENNER i " ' " v "v v" M KE CLOTH (i ORDER! And keep constantly ou hand CLOTHS, CASSIM'RS, VESTI NGS 5. k M. BFCKER. pr29-Sl

Boots and Shoes.

NEW ARRIVAL -- JUST RECt-IVKD AT THX üIGN OF THE G-OLDEN BOOT one fthe largest and best selected stocks of Boots and Shoes ! !! ever brought to PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. of every description of 1 LADIES', ! GENTLEMAN'S MISSES' BOYS' ami CI1ILDUF.NS' WEAR, together with a Urge stock of Warranted Home 51a dc WOHK, which we iu tend to sell rery low. CALL AND SEE CA SI F 0 11 HIDES. E. PAUL. April 5, 15C0. 7VTCTICE is hereby piven that an election will In be held at thecouit h use n the first Monday of May A. D. 1 1 GO for the purpoe of electing live trustees, a f.h-ik, assessor. treaurer an 1 marl i M. on S4iid day. ! Attest J. O. Osborv, Cleik ptoteci. i April 21, It CO. A N exhibit of the receipts and expenditures V ofthe Cornorat? town ot Plymouth, for the ! v ;ir coiumenciiiLT the first Mondav in May A- D. OR For taxes collccttd on duplicate For cash received of cm poration treasurer lor side walks For cash received bv sale of f; ""v rer cash received for licensed CORPOR ATION Fl'NI. Fly orders redeemed 15'vlccspiid for collections.... S6:j.',93 1-1,00 21.00 2;' .00 CR. $66.V2l :u,bj 6'.)f..;3 SCHOOL HOl'K fl'XD HR. i For taxes collected on duplicate $277,f0 do Wood Hold. do Fines received 13.IM) ftnow. iioisn rvso Jly orders mU cnn-d CR. S7.r)..r,9 I37 200,22 for ctdlections. , the treasury. , $29s-,(lS OR. $219,00 CR. FCIIOOL FUND For cash received Irani county treasury mmoi. fund Hy ord-.'rs rede-med $240,00 j vyiuci i i;mic im, me i .irjKM a. iii ninu iss- ; ucd durin he year were as foll.iws to wit: KOR HISCIIARf;iNG I'VSKTTl.tll CI.AI , KXISTIU AT i TIIK OlMMKNCtMtST OK Tili-: KAR. j For labor on streets S:,4vI j do lire department IH.riO 1.1 ..e 1 do printing 4,00 .! nM do attorneys fees 23. Ul) $.02,5t FOR ExrENl'ITVRS DCRtVO THE YFAR. On streets SI H.7.1 i For lire department , 25.75 5h:0 2f,0 40.00 17s ,f " L'4,00 j do pnntiii j do attorneys lees To marshal for services ! To corporation officers I ; ...1 vi iiij J'l u 1 iu- idir jdiu.i.t lllfi.CI Total issue durin; Ihe year. . . . Ol which their remains outstanding Amount of old order 210.S 90,26 Total amount Orders issued for unsettled claims against the pcbool $:ioi,i $9,18 bU Gl year. Total issue durin? the year. $77,75) ; Of which there rcinaiim outstnmliii Aui(ut)l ot old ordert. $9,97 Onlera issued during the year fors?lfol purptises .. $267,1.1 Of which there remains standV 21H,13 Total iiuU btebness May l,lt-'I9 ms Ci7,34 Total indebtedness at the present time 529.24 J. B. N. KLING ER, President. Attest J, G. Qsaoai, Clerk.'pro. teni. April 2fi, lfiO.

5,97

Dry Goods and Clothing

. HI in i .i IF Li ii. Clothing, Clothing, Clot hin 3 ff1 'eT5KnMit' ivir. CLonzirvG ron bovs, TO MAKE IT OF DAVIDSON & CO., w O JLD avail themselves of this method o lrinto the uotiec of the puhllc the fact 1 . .1 t 1 I'.it 1 nm itiey nave now, as a; rays a iniie m advance, opened out tor tlie ins;ection of tlione in want ot lienor b'vs wear a ucw fimArir 0 mm x'rlM it UlUIlt i which in variety and general attraction has not been equalled in this market, and will compare favorably with any similar establishment in La- j i porte or Ft. Wayne. They would call particular i ! attention to their stock of 7ET.X-tj& eft? Z2zj?Ei L which CBtmot fail to euit one and all. Conlinin I themselres entirely to the Cloth in? and i Tailoring business they aim not to be excelled and j hall always endoa vor to meiit the patronage of i disriminitin public , beret dore best wed upon I ,lam n (I'lP.nv . en Plymouth, Ind., March 2'.), 1MJ0, XUSSBA VAT k DA VIDS OX S Wolesale and Retail GS0CERY HOUSE, Dealers in all kinds of Family Groceries! and PROVISIONS, Tobacco, Cigars, Wooden and i-iow are : In soliciting the public pitionare wc would s.u that our stuci of floods i; eomph tc, and n ill compare tavor.ihiy with any other establi-iiiiicnt in the W'st, Especial inducements nre ofTf.re'l to country Dealers. All kinds of country Produce taken at the highest raarket piice in exehaii'j; foi -poods. NL'SSHaD.M .V DAVIDSON. Apill2. li:t - .1, r - A NEW FIKilI. IScnj. ESrnlz iV .Iolui Ci;iii!npr HAVINti lurmetl a partnershi;' for the purpose o carringot me

ClillüTMßlMIiMll

Wimm k lilncfcsmithii:- l!!isiii.-s:;:;;r,:!:::;:;;;:r;X I Anil having purchased the st and formerly occupied j vi the I'nu. vphihs IMes, IK-ai.uhe, Fu j

by E.S. Jk A. P. rJliiof, in South Plymouth, Ind., respectfully inform the public that they arc now in FULL BLAST! Prepared to receive orders and xecute all work in their line in the best and m-t substantial manner, on short notice and reasonable terms. As they w il! jri ve their personal attention to the business, thev hope to deserve and receive a liberal share of the patronage of the citizens ol Marshall county. Duties, Carriages and Wagons, Of all kinds and qualities kept cousuntly on hanl an 1 for sale or rande to tnbr. 3 7Kepairin: of all kinds proinfitly attended to. 3rPartieul.ir attention will be paid to Shoeing HOUSES!,,! OX EX. HENTZ i CJAKDNFK. nov 17, IHr.O, 14 tf. Insuranco Etc. Insurance Acncy. By Stalo Authorijy. IN QUE ASK OF CASH CAPITAL. INS JBANi' E ( )MiJANY HARTFORD, CONN. -DEVOTED T Fire ffiisttrancc nl.vclitsivt It. ((IIA A PER PERPETUAL.) CASH CAPITAL. 100,000 OO. S. L. LOO MIS, President. IL K FL LOCO, Secretary. Acents in the principal cities k towns i.i the Union UIossen promptly paid. Applications receiv 'l, and Policies issued and renewed by CIL REEVE, Agent. Plymouth, Aug. II. 1P.VJ. 1

Dms and Medicines.

Q. BLAI1N". & Co-, PLYMOUTH, IXD. A ING just received a fresh snpplv ifeverv article in our line of fiMile. msit;i..i- r,. ,;,,!', ; of Drii-s , M..dicin.s, P.,-,-, Oils. Dv" Stutl. , Virni-h, Iii ush.-s, p t lum.. i v. Yankee" Notions : Ct:;is. SMti..m rv, Vmv M cvhu sand Liquors for I al.n-.n.d puisfs only, to wh'ch vv.- rc.-p.-. i full v 1,1 Hueiinon oi tins eoiuuiuaitv. We have also, on hand a stock of GROCERIES, Tea, CoiTVc, Sugar, Tobacco, Cigair, etc. To be disposed id at verv reasonable fi..nr,B I Within iiw day pat, w e have received from , 1 Utsourgh andNevv York a large amount of KEREOSENE AND COAL OIL. AND TXL for burning the same, of evcrv s ire and vt-. '-. with or wiJiout shades. We aro" 1-., .rr,..,,". r. n j tlie popular 4 V lit.. '4 till j PATENT MEDICINES jofthedty. Physician's prescriptions carcfallv 1 ... ... . ..II I . i f;T,luI' uours, uay or night, bvexpcri.-m.-cu ururi.ts. We earnct!y"inv;tc the vJ,Vx- to fivor u with a call, examine our stock, and b.-cnm? convinced ot the fact that we arc dying a liberal business. G.JJLAIN&Cu. Plymouth, Ind., March SUdi, 1 Has removed h i Fstock of nSTCS AND MVA)1C1XF.S tothe mom on., do-ir east of Patte, s,, iVC!eave!.uil's store on Li Porte xti r Plvm. ! out.i In 1, where he kueps constantly on tund ' I PURE DRUG'S AND Carefully selected frrom tin? bot Wholsal Fsttiblishmvnts hi Nw York. Vh: i.h-.T ii Pi-t. 1 1 ouru ana uiu:;t0ro, I AND II'HYSICIANS GENE EALLY i uuiiui ic ro tuen-interest to Live hira .km 1 1 a 1. - ... . . . - 11c warrants everv article so , l... ,. 1.,. ' ust waat it is represented In addition to l.is lar?to-kof Dru-'s and Mediein-s. mav h.f..m,. ENDLESS QUANTITIES of YANKSBN TI :T s ! Prrfumerv, Hair Oil. Büniiiis Fliiisl,! Cigars, And, in fact, everything usually kept in a Dru tere.at prices as' lo.v a can be aJe.r.le.!. Call andcxaiuine forvourselves. T. A. LEGION. TO INVALIDS. DR. HARD M A N ANALYTIC FKY3ICIAN. AMD ITIVSICTAN FOR DISEASE OE : M E L U N G S FOKME.'iLY PHYSICIAN T) THE Cill0ill3?.';ti "i)'uri O I-IOSpl Uli. i V I VI' I r 7r ?? r ' l t ,J 1 J $ lLU;';A' T 1 1ffl1. P " 1 Lou Jon ji-;dnMl t';-'.v oi vJ Drfo: vatioii AUT.'I R v? AM) KMIT.dt OK THE MEDICAL TELESCOPE. Hay be Con lilted at riv.tiouth, Edwards IIvMis. Ticirsday M y ,11st. Warsaw, Wright HoUm.-, M4V .-.'th. DU. IIAÜDMAN" tre its Ca-.'.;, n;::.i;,P,r; ,t i, I. n ileitis, A-rii-aa, u I nil : r.ses of the Throat ami Lm.us ;y M etile il iuh.dathui. e.;;j:!iied w it'u aropcr c-)ii. tii if I na. i:e.n-neii: for iii ' Lined. Dr. Ilir linau will carry wdi him his in-(l:i-'m--and w ill be p. ep art d to .'1:1 üi. h pat i.; - u - th a; a a .1pii.itc rciut'dics, .-tri-Jy 1V01.1 iiio vcj.vl.;blö kin ttelll. I I i a ,l .. 1 - .' 1 1 r - .'11 ' 1. . ? ..I . f vnV.nj I ? .-I 111 - III 't.V-l.. -11' '"li' -iill IHI"I ll.l- .l lb:. I;, Leaws. ( Ii::u, li ?.-, PI. .'ve. 1 .;r:; s : ;n il o! ti.. ln li ms au I f;o:ii even U liter of iktr (tl.-b J V Iveul ir i-lfs 4i;iy :Mi;i;i;iM'e 1. LT r.irt;cu:aratt.'nii.npani to -KIN DISEAS s ES :iii l tü in ltd. us. l'l. is,S.)!t s and Tuia-ns. Dr. 1 1.inim an do--s not t hai -je for c -uul iii.'ii. Dr. Il.1r.ln1.il treats all chronic or !n:r,' v'aii.iii'j diseases f the- I.i-.n its. Li cr. Stoniaeh, H-m Ili.t-.idcr, Ki'lllCvs, llr., In, Heart, Nt I es. Womb. ! S;'.ei t:, Si-ine, Ees. Ears, k, Srotl'ida, Fits, (.metis. Kin-um.nisiM, lT-.;-f-i . Sj,;n I !- es. ai e l Toii-üs. .J. Fa.2. n2 ly. D-I. IIA KP-MAN. EYE A IT D FjA JA5 F. A. C ADxVEI.L. th- . i-.r:. uit an hkillfull Oj.cr.itor u '.!; F.e and Fa'-, who by his j;rcut success h :s : 1! i;:e,l i,;.h j i; , u ii, by removing di ilieiilt and d tiii-ro', ei-e i.. s i!,i delicate ore.an l'sat h 1 -Irtln t !o b :!, . i all v'.i!' to re jeh, lias t iki i: up his rc-i ienee j ei ia m, nt iv in Cliiivi-.-o. un !. Ii i- f.!1.' ,:'tr!i:ion of hi TUEATiEs t) , in-: liVii AM) EAU. This uo.kcontainsiieui.vrt.dpv,.'...,,!,. i,. - every variety of tii.ew- which the Fe an 1 Ear are subject tt illut.-a e thr.a-h iit with mmwiou- t.n- j nnroiis en . r n ii' s. Di.iinthe l.te.r. Dr. j CaoW t-II's reldeliee has l.( el; i!i ("lii(.i.;o. i.ldfrom : tl elu.ndieds that hae p.-. d tl.rouc i b 1 1 m-.

h.Mia.beenlu.mshed üb ampVm.it. runm n ' Near the Ebvard- House, uithan entire c.x I "f. ,,,,;,:c l't su t - ss ,u ,us pru: rt i , M,H.k of n.., ri:;-ics. Cartings ic, are row le. n.-t.d.i.du d beyond d.sja.t.. ( end e.. es r ! . 4inJ to acommm! ,te those who wish euved, .iii.I caes ,epoil;d in ,;is trciti-s. fmui y- , - , rT rr, 1 .;a-et ibb parties, n ho te-tifv in tiie Miotiest j J i 1 P.l FiAjMS te ins their liih sense of r.ditudi'. for the cures I n itSctetl, nddni to which mivbe rejd the nameso j '""s rt :u hing tins place on any of the iW.b num.-ro.is distinmiiidM-d indiv itiuals icfercuc. s. r,M'1 1 rJU,!i Mn'! ,,,S11 i pt by rmar.c CmHinoniitiiigto several hundred, are evidences pnf- ; ,'.V:!lii-0. u be accominotlatid with or nithoc.t . ficient to satHl'v tin; mof skeptical and incrdu-i V r. lous, who re-ani H""- sight ami hearing as ii.dis- j l'ing surveyed in ties County, we are well atpcnsable to comloi t and happiness. nnlul w i:h all the Lands, Rott s, Diilanccs,

Several portraits ot pei-sons who have succ-t.-fully submitted to dangerous and tiiihcult operation on the eye, will also be st'tii, ami discriptious read with some interest, in this Treat ic. This work can be had gratis, on application at; M" "i.iot I'lj-ti i.-n.umii'; mis a.ncruscntcnt, orit'will be forwnidedby mail bv enclosing .vw in l t'w.-mv nt lit i III U

DR. J. T. Chi ALMclUS, for thv'v enstomcr?. r.nd n manv new ones- t From Baltimore, will practice medicine, sm-erv ! mJi1 U tO.U,0lr t0 CmU 'on therrami obstetiicks. Permanth located in I'micV V r I wi Py the highest nnrkct pners t

Citv, Marshall countv. Indian i. Olücc one door south of Cnshman & Biss-.-l's Stttre.

Rcal Esta.te Agency.

5.111 ACiiES If Mi FIB SMI. r JT1IE UNDERSIGNED IS AU'UIORIZED t to sell the following described Lands, at very low fLu res; part down and the balance in Hii&ual payment-, from diie to t'jur years, witli inv-re, piid ahJiu.illy : UNION TOWNSHIP, s w ijr n e qr 34 T32NRIEA. -4'J chalfneqr " QÖ f?0 n w qr w rjr I I 40 CENTER TOWNSHIP. N. E. Quarter Sec. 'ir T. :i3 N. li.i E , A.16'1 n v ,r n w jr " r s w tjr n v )r 7 e half e (ir " n-2 :u eluilfuwoT ' 3r'....oI il half wq " G Ii E r; N 7 t W N S IJ I V. 40 .. 40 . 60 ..HH

K. hf N. E. tr ir.r. T. N. R. '2 E., A. 8-1 n h .If n w qr ' 'i'i &) s e jr s w qr 'A?, t?0 ti ivtn ivijr 34 i ) -cor l'.l IM s w qr :i e qr . . . ." 27 4 . e hilf n w qr. . ) SO u e qr " TM 160 w fr s f.r ' "7 ? 0 fr s c qr Cl w hilf n w qr " 2J SI c half n or. . ." '1 rvli.ilf nwqr..." tl'.i c0 :r h Af w qr. . 21 t w , -ilf $ e qr. . Is .f) c halt's e i.r " 17 SO w (.r e qr. ..." 17 .' 41 w ..r " l'-i 16 hi'i sv. qT CT 2N Ii 2 E. A rO h.ili'nwqr G hi 2 i) Known as nn- Wilson Farm, about acres un dor culti vati on l liin h.u-e. stable and a good vo'in o:ch u-l. One fourth in hau I, the balance in five or ten years with interest annually. WALNUT TfV.VNSIIir. p. k Sec. ir, t. :i2 r. ö e., a icq s half it w qr. . 1" 80 n w qr s w qr. . ." :.2. . .XI 40 neqr 16 s pt lot :;( .. .:; 4 hds '2 and :l... " :...:2 w ehalt s ejr ' od...V eO w half s e qr " 2-1. . .U2 f-0 wlull 'i i: qr..." "I...V2 &:) I i:on?no township. , W half N. E. qr See. IJ T. H N. R. 3 E., A eh.i'fuwqr " 7 !.t 4 S3 (;rii.MA Lots 1 rnd Sei. '. i'f 1 " .. tt I w half n v.- qr ' T I 3

u wer a w qr 44 'A t 3 NORTH TOWNSHIP. u hf n -v qr 1 W M Ii See i 5.1 N R E l" W.h iTN. K. .r-t..'.r.,7T.:7i..R.in.,. S I l.' 11 w ;r . . . . ' n e ;r. . . 4i : 4i Sil 4i iu qr. ..." Xi :-t North ot Knott's Sta;;..n,litteen atres : 1 1 : e l r n ();; iu" , i:n :er ciniiv tt'o! h.? hoi:s-. w,-H at:d ourjr r j chard. Tern-.oiic h tit hi h :vdaiicc in" on car, with ii: l r- r . ST rowNsiup j E.lnif N.W.qr j e iorf s e qr. . . . j w fr s e qr , : e h a"f s e r u c. 2:i T. 3.J N. Ii. 1 E., A PO " 27 47 SO HJ 47 t 24 160 n... Ol m ."!. in T j e hnlf s e rp. ; w IV s e qr. . . s w qr s w qr. w h ilf s w qr. w half n qr. . , is tiia f-'liowiii de-c;ibcd lands in Fulto j County, fituated about two miles East of the Michj isrnn Load, and joinincr the .ouih line of -Marshall I'ountv, to-wit : I N. E. N. K. qr Sec ö T. 31 N. R. 3 I.'., A AI I s half s cor ." 'A I yQ i 1 Ot No. 2. ! " .a .'Il .". 51-7. Peis.iiH w i-hiiiri to pr.rr!i.i-e ;;i:in: roved lfln-l on eay t run, will ! well to mvc n;e a call. I al to h e tlie P , :i i Iress of the 'ar'r portion o nouresi -loi.t 1 1: i owners, which wi'.l enable ra? taeert.idi th p.iee ,f a l.n L'.' mantity of Wn-1 wli'ih i - not u'-S'-nb'-il i;i ti-.e :;Voy. Ij.f. Tims?. MCDONALD. Plvmo-üh .F. b. I:h. 10 n.'Mf LAND AGENCY. ;Vmi0 A( iilSoi' COOI) LAX) 1 l,,.r Sa on Ka- v Terms. I EKsONS wantii.-tobuy .rstliLan-L willd l eil to :.!! on tl;. nn !. ;.:-re l, who can dve tac-li-i- i.upuuhacisa:. clto.mv in tl - FOU S AL L. at LESS th;n eurreiit rates, and on tinr : nv ;r sre ."'1. jo ucrcs tmt r.f s cor. :.i! i s ii of s;v q of .-c 27, tow n .'2 n, cf ran'! 1 :0 ures im; roved at Ncrta ! Ph'si'!, Siar!; cirin'v. i The ti h t f iiv fei; w ri r, sec Miehicnr. Iloi I ; a:..l ! ,'2 ."7-l'.l eres '.u iirovcd -ix rnilen lu'ü'i .f u, ..;.: h ,'iuf, hcvy tiu.be.xd Lt.ii, : with a ater. ! 'j h- tiht1 c h of iwq oficc 22, ft n:l the i-: iq of S e '.',('. iimil.".M!,i'fr;-l:'.'i-olK-i- P- Iktowni shin 5 ;t t o. he ivy timber, d, j:ood watct : ne ;r Tyi.er City to be s!J n tuntitit'- to suit pir -1; uers. i T!r s h of ne of p.-o 2i. tinn .LS n. of r.u;r e. s i ier, S. .ir v:;h s M.u'h ..f Plvmouth lif. tc .k re 'a; t -.n! r 1 la:i . timt'cr and water i . 1: mi 12 t;. tif rune.- 2 . 11,9 l ie- sI aer- Oic-n t.iinh:p li-jht miles from Phi?. "0" ' " -n, im 1, ai i in a tv-'o ne!pntwr . 1' i tii'ii 1 t. v rai-s maiJ;, and livil a. iiaei-ii.' wt r. Tiie e b of s-.t ( of f.( . -j.,t town 31 11. of rani; e.Niidsw (o!'m! it' .' 0, town ,'U ti, 1 2'2 ai (, 01. r miles li..-'h-e.:.-f of rivm-JtiSti Cl'''i llli'.lsr ii!.d -avv-iiiili to be o'd cry uiv .ici-t tiu'u-oYcd luituirr in. The s ii of .t i oi' see 1 1. trim 32 i. of T'lCi'.. 3 c ch-se l.y Tipnt-caive T..n -oc-d land nd . V""-' timber t.:i:iejio edto be 1:h1 cn fan ! l ' "i L i' N t.oi V iieehT. a.j.Iil;.-n . tllC tf" B Phm.nith III ed-.i I.ii.i'yn 1 t'o J.;t l:iucff. .N'-it!. :! . ot i..it N.. 'Ai in t'!v.in:f h. now knwf as "F.;M a .ii ll.me" . il(iih' !r location. Lot N. 01 iti P i.. ,; h k'oo'1 lw!!;n hr: Part of I.- s ?: j t .l 74, Pljr.-.Mn!; weKti-f , i e; ; i .-. r t. i 1 ; I...t N- I K V v i -i.:' j -t 'l '.l-;lie.- i. ... oil ..j . to t. to J..- j.a,-' at a I a: s.;;i j Pi-.Mi:. i!.-v(n: nt' i -nre I ii 1 ilo t I ! t ii . i . i- lis ii e : i! 1 iv lit?-, fld t o ." ti e b i cei ut sc :!' in thv iiciii.tr KEEVF ecctuber Pth 2tf Ä t Al i.'c, Pit n-.outh, !:.a Biu-kovo J.ivn'v oiiilik's! V 1 t. j UI I VlJUR Prftniiplfirs !' l" U ' ' M' MAMllAl I rOpiUIOlh PLY?'OFTH, IND. v.'otint'ttT? linvinrr eroeto.l I v i ; C5 VgC V ?OIiPIlIPIll .Sal)l("M j ;-' N. B. A J. M. K. nov. 17- 14tf MEAT HIA UK ET. ir PI PS cuoPM icrn 1 , , . . DUI-.MAK1.R, Laof rb,irr'a , Store, keep a g.vd supplv of FRESH M E i ' , . r UV' a"',d ow " : . .i,.u iv v et it v. miMi: riiN'i t Min''- ; agll-Uf.