Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 1, Number 25, Plymouth, Marshall County, 12 July 1860 — Page 3

THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT.

Local Department. feott's .Collecting Agency. Dir. J. 3. Scott, who does a General Collecting Buincit, i authorized to receire Subscriptions, Advertisements, Lc, for us, and to give eccipto for money duo this Office. We cheerfully recommend Mr. Scott as a careful, prompt, and honorable man. Clais: entrusted to him for Collection, could not bo phecd la safer hand. A. C. TIIOMFSON. Ed. Dnnocrnt. ITT Charge moderate and the most satisfactory reference Riven, when required. TTVTe are somewhat behind hand this week, but will b all right again ioon. We hope our readers, like Job, will have patience. IErCHAa. C. Bates of Canandaigua N. Y., adTertisei in to-days paper, 240 acrea of land, which he eayt will I sold cheap for cash. fCT, Brevity 13 the soul of wit," .but the price of the Democrat la only $1.50 per year, in adTanse. Erery man in the county should take itJTOu Wednesday evening the " young Dtmocrata " of our townraiac! a pole, near the Seminary ground, orcr 70 feet in length. UTThe Whortleberry crop of this season hai proved to be a bountiful one. A larfje number of bushel hare been shipped from thh place, and the trade I quit an Item. They are selling read ily at 4S cts. quart. I3RiTTia & Wise inform the F armcrs of this j county, by advertisement, that they are prepared j to do Threshing in all its various branches." They are both good and reliable men and we bespeak for tbem a liberal patronage. Most Readt. Mr. David Vimmkdce is busily engaged in "fixing up" his Billard Rooms, Ten Pin Alley, etc., and will seon have them in " running order." Mr. V. informs us that hi3 tables will be here and set up " in a day or two, when all the lovers of the cut rious are invited to be on hand. " Set up the pint." D"The advertisement of Dr. Lemo, after an absence from our columns of a couple of weeks, appear again to-day. The Dr. ia one of our most whole-souled citizens, keeps first-class Drugs and Medicines and a good assortment, and hw a 'pile' of Yankee Notions that are worth going miles to see. He also has a varied assortment of books and stationery and keeps on hand all the late periodicals of the day. Call and ece him. CTTae trade for the past week has been rather dull in town the farming community absenting themjielvfs to harvest their crops. We hear good reports of the yield of whest'and other cereals. The prospect for cern were never fait er than at the present time. We hope the " tillers of the goli " the bone and sinew ef the land may hare all their bright anticipation realized, for upon the prosperity of the farmer depends the prosperity of the nation. HTFor the lat eight or tn days our town and vicinity has been infested with a tribe of lazy, lour, lying, dirty, thieving, 'god-forsaken band of v -vhes, known better by the name of Gipiies. I rj " mother's son of them "lliave got tar on c fingers and thing that belong to 'white :olki"Ii apt tj stick to them- We warn our citizens to " be are of pickpockets " when these Gipsies, like the old lady's milk, are lying loose around," for while one is telling your fortune for a dollar, another will steal two. E7From the number of persons tht are daily thronging the Ohio Cash Store we aro led to be liere that it is the phce to purchase cheap and desirable goods. Mr. McWii.mamj has a full an 1 complete stock of well selected and merchantable goods, and besides knowing how to buy he knows how to sell thera. On hit shelves will be found everything that is necessary to supply the wants of the community. His clerks. Rose and IIite, are pe rfect gentlemen, and kind, affable and courteous to all, and If anything, can beat " Mc " himself a little, in selling goods, which is saying a good deal. Marble Snor. Mr. A.F. Roberts, has recently epwnod up, at eorncr of La Porte and Walnut street?, in this place, a fine Marble Shop, and is now prepared to furnish on short notice Monuments, Spires, Tomb and Head Stouer, as well as every other article pertaining to this business. His stock un band is large and embraces many different varieties of Marble. Mr. R. has In his employ some of the very best workmen and the specimens of work done by them will bear com perison with that of the best done in the large cit les. Persons desiring any articles of the above description should not fail to call en Mr. Roberts. Patrohiie Homb Ikdustet. Mr. Carjibtt than whom there is not a better Artipt this side of the "big water" informs us that he will con tinoe for one week longer to take the best of pictures, neatly pot up in cases, at the low price of twenty-flve cent. This is certainly an inducement, and a great one, for old and young, larjre and small, married and unmarried, good-looking and bai looking, the grey -haired veteran mid the 'big boys," the aged matron and the lass whose cheeks dlmplo as the rose," to walk up, roll up, and tumble up, to Carbdtt's Premium Pictun? Gallery, over Pxasniwo & Co.'s Drug Store and get yourself ' taken "not by the Sheriff but by Mr. C. for the small sum of twenty -five cents. A Good One. Our friend Cltshaw, of Sewing Machine notoriety, tells ua a yarn which goes down pretty hard, but he vouches for the truth of il and is therefore responsible. Not long since he was stopping at a hotel in a village about thirty miles from Plymouth, and while at the pupper table the following oolloquj took place between a guest of the house and the landlady : 8tranger. Madam, there undoubtedly Is tur pt ntiae or something else in this tea of mine." Landlady." Impesaiele ! There has not been particle of turpentine or any thing of the kind, In the house for over a year." 8tranger. (Taking another swallow of tea and making a wry face.) " But, Madam, I tell you, and insist that there is something in the tea." Landlady.-(Stepping forward confidently, takes op cup, examinee it and takes a swallow.) "Well, I do declare, if that ain't the cup that contained the medicine we wa-hed John's sore ley in." CcTiHaw says the last he saw ef the stranger he was out behind the barn with both hands near the pit of the stomaeh. trying to get that tea out of him. Me9rs. Jrasnvs k Smith : Gentlemen Since graduating at the Iron City," three years since, I have had no difficulty in obtaining constant employment as a Hook-Keeper ; and when asked for evidence of ray ability, I have only to refer to my Diploma. No other testimonial is requited here, as to ones ability as an accountant, than assurance of the fact, that he is a graduate of the Iron City College, Pittsburgh. Pa. Truly Yours. R. D. IIARDISON. Mwcow, Polk Oo. Texas, Miy 25, 18C0.

Tribute of Respect. Pursuant to notice the friends of the lato Dr. Rt'Füä Brown met on Monday evening last at the Presbyterian Church to pay a proper tribute of respect to his memory. The following persona were chosen officers of the meeting: Rev. W. C. Porter, President; Messrs Jo. Evans and John L. Weötervelt, Vice Presidents ; D. T. Phillips, Secretary, and Rev. Mr. Sixioxd Chaplin. The latter gentleman being absent the exercises of the evening were opened by a prayer from Rev. Austin Fi'Llka. Then followed einging by the choir. The following were then presented by the chairman of the committee on resolutions, and on motion, were unanimously adopted : Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God to remove from nmnng us our highly esteemed fellow citizen, Dr. Ritus Brow n, therefore Resolved, That in his sudden death our Community has lost one of its most valued and rerpectcd citizens ; Society one of it most honored members ; the Christian Church an ornament and pillar, and every one a generous and sympathizing friend. Resolved, That the sympathies of the public be h'.rcbv tendered the friends for the irreparable loss thev have sustained. Resolved, That a copy of these Resolutions be communicate-! to !.h. family of the deceased, and to each of the county papers for publication. M. A. O. PACKARD, WM. M. PATTERSON, JOHN G.OSBORNE, D. T. rillLLIPS, A. JOHNSON. Dr. Sherman having been appointed for that purpose, then pronounced an appropriate eulogy upon the life and character of the deceased. Remarks fitting to the occasion were then made by .Messrs A. Fuller, M. A. O. Packard, and John L. Westlrvelt. Then the choir sung "when shall we meet aain," and the meeting adjourned. W. C. PORTER, Prcs't. D. T. Phillips, Sec'v.

RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY THE MARSHALL COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY. At a regular monthly meeting of the Marshall County Medical Society held in Plymouth, July 5th, 1860, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted : Whereas, It hath pleased the Creator and dispenser ot mankind to remove from our Society and our midst our worthy and much esteemed brother, Dr. R. Brown, and that io the death of our associate we are desirous of recording an united expression of our regret for his loss and respect for his mvmory, therefore Risohed, That in the death of Dr. Crown the medical profession has sustained the loss of one of its most eminent and valued members a man esteemed alike for his (purifications us a physician and for his honorable deportment in professional intercourse; we hare witnessed in his life a remarkable and instructive example of a distinguished position, attained in spite of many early obstacles, as the reward of his unwearied industry, hi unwavering perseverance, and the untiring devotion of his whole powers to the duties in which he was engaged. Resolved, That we have recognized in him a happy union of those moral, intellectual and personal qualities which arc necessary to the character of a good physician (qualities which iuspireat once respect, confidence and affection, and which have secured to him an amount of publie esteem and personal regard which few are permitted to enjoy. Resolved, That we deeply and sincerely sympathize with his disconsolate widow, his relative and friends, iu their great bereavement in the loss of a kind and affectionate husband, an indulgent father and a steadfast friend. Resolved, That these proceedings be made a part of the permanent record of the Society. Revolved, That a copy be given to the family of the deceased. Resolved, That a copy be given to each press for publication. J. D. GRAY, Pres't. E. J. Brooke, Sec'y, ÜirXo remedy has been introduced to the publie within our recollection that has so rapidly attained universal popularity 11s Dr. John Bull's' Yeyt table XYrm D'stroijtr. This is to be attributed to its combining, in perfection, two qualities never before uuiteu : it is pleasant to take, and at the same time prompt and sure in its effects. Paducah Jl.raltf. Nltralcia. This painful and common disease which physicians do not appear fully to understand, will be greatly relieved, and iu most instances a permanent cure may be effected, by the use of Wilson's Pills, which regulate the stomach and bowels, ami pnxluce a soothing effect ujxm the nerves whici'i cause the acute pain. They are prepared and sold by U. L. Fahnestock & Co. Wholesale Druggists, and proprietors of U. L. Fahnestock's Vermifuge, No. 60, corner Wood and Fourth Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. and Pershing & Co. and merchants generally jy-lt Da. Roback's Remedies. We publish in another coli-nm of to-'i .v's paper, an article copied from the Cinciunatti Times, descriptive of Dr. Roback's extensive medical establishment in that city. Ry the way Dr. Roback's Remedies have obtained a great and deserved popularity with all classes. It has been but a .hört time nince these Remedies were introduced into our section of the country ; yet Dr.Rreniinan, Dr. Roback's agent in this place, informs us that his sales of the Plood Pill. and B!ood Purifier now far exceed those of all other medicines for which he is agent, combined. The reason for this, is, that they have stood the test of practical experience. We know this not only from the mouths of others, but we have used them in our own family with the very best results. For all diseases of the blood, general debility, whether proceeding from sickness or natural weakness, indijrestion, and all kindred ailments, we recommend the Scandinavian Remedies as the very hest medicines extant. They are destined to achieve not an ephemeral nuecees, but a permanent and deserved reputation, which will render them a necessity in every family. Napoleon ()., North West, MarchZ. See advertisement. n25tl P. F. W. & C. R. R. MAIL TRAIN. f:oiNi WEST. r.oiNq east. Chicago. Grovei town. Plymouth. . . Piersonville. Bourbon. . . . Etna Green . , Ft. Wayne. . -7:0f a. M .J:-13 " .10:0 1!):'J1 " ,10::il 10:11 " ll::t Ft. Wayne. Etna, (ireen. ..i:fI Bourbon l:rD Piersonvil'.e. ...r.l. 4 I Plyniouth.....r:27 J Grovertown ..S:.V-2 ! Chicago 8:H.r EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAIN GOING EAST. Chicago 7:15 p. si. Grovertown.. i0:li'5 " Plymouth 10:51) " Piersuhvil!e..ll:0:j " Bourbon 11 :1C Etna Green. IL'J.'l " Ft. Wavne. ..1:10 a. m. not. NO WEST. Ft. Wayne. . . .2-.HH a. m. Etna Green...4::W " Botirlxtn 4:.T7 " Piersonville. . . I:.r0 Plymouth n-iV.l Grovertown 5:27 Chicago H-1H J riVrsons wishing to ship freight tdiould have it at their Bt iMon bv 10:30 A. M. to in-ure shipment same day. S. R. EDWARDS, Freight Agwit. CINCINNATI, TERU & CHICAGO R. k. LEAVE LaPorte. . . . 7:-l.r a. m. Walkerton ..'J.00 " Tyner 0:25 " ARRIVE Plymouth... 9:50 LEAVE Plymouth. . . .5:30 p. m. Tyner 5:55 " Walkerton . .(i;2) " ARRIVE LaPorte 7:10 " PLYMOUTH STAPLK MARKETS Wheat $1,00(1,10 Flour $250Yil 3,00 per cwt Com 31 (tiZ 3c Oats 253() Meal $ 1,00 per cwt Butter F10c Chickens Gets lb Potatoes 1520 Kk9 r,(iV)7 Clover Seed, dull 3,25(3,50 Timothy Seed 2,000? 2,25 Hungarian Grass Seed 50c Salt per bbl 2 00 Uidey Green per lb .'iT.'Sc l'rtlc .; Q10c Smoked Haras retail iQc Shoulder and Hids

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A For your Likeness in a Case, AT CARBUTT'S GALLERY. "T OW is the time to secure a cheap and duraJ( ble Likeness. Don't be humbugged into buying any of those shadowless caricatures made by ye traveling artist. If vou want a GOOD r'ictvre C.-RIUTT will make it fur you in double quick time. Remember the place over Pershing Ä: Co.'s Drug Store. 2-1 tf ÜARDIAN'S SALE. Pursuant to an order of sale made by the Common Pleas Court of Marshall county, Indiana, at its June Term, lbGO, on and after July 2Gth, 1 bGO, I will receive offers and sell at private sale for cash, a Bounty Land Warrant for eighty acres of land, belonging to the heirs of David Murphy, deceased.numbered 1 G.124 in which Isabelle Murphy, a person of unsound mind, lias on interest of one-fourth. The other heirs will join in the sale and assignment. Offers can be made to me or to Reeve & Capron. DAVID MURPHY, july 5-n21w3 Guardian of Isabelle Murphy. STATE, "ÖF INDIANA, COUNTY OF Starke. To all whom it may concern : Be it known that the Board of Commissioners of Starke County, in the State of Indiana, ut its June Term, lt-GO, and on the fcthday of said month, and the 5th day of the term thereof, considered that George Brown of the city of Lafayette, Indiana, through fraudulent representation, obtained jossessionof ten thousand dollars of County Bonds, that were issued to build the Court IIou?e in the town of Knox, Indiana. Whereuponit was ordered by 6aid Board that the contract between the said Urown and the said Board be declared forfeited ; and that immediate steps be taken to rescind the same and to obtain a cancellation of said Bonds so fraudulently obtained. (The order and consideration of said Board is found recorded in full on pages -i'2, 43, and -11, of record B, in said Court.) Witness my hand and the seal of the Sr c; I Commissioners Court of said county, this U J 13th day of June, A. D. If GO. " JOHN S. BENDER, June 21, 18G0. n22w l Auditor, S. C US. MARSHAL'S SALE , By virtue of a writ of execution to me directed, from the Clerk's Oilice of the United States Circuit Court, for the Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana, I will on the 13th day of July, A. D. lGO, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the Court House door, in the town of Knox, Starke county, Indiana, offer for sale at public auction, the rents and profits for the term of seven years, of all the following described real estate, to-wit : The south half of the north-west quarter and the north-east quarter of the south-west quarter of section three (3), township thirty-two (i2), Range four (-1) west ; all situated and being in the county of Starke, and State of Indiana, and upon failure to realize a sufficent sum to satisfy the demand, I will at the same timo and place, ami in manner aforesaid, olfer for sale tha fee simple of said real estate, taken upon execution and ordered tobe sold as the property of the defendant, to satisfy an execution in favor of Abrain L. Vail, ugainst the Junction Railroad Company. E.G. ENGLISH, U. S. Marshal for the District of Indiana. Br Lewis Jordan, Deputy. June21,P-G0. n22w4 STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF Starke, ss. In the Starke Common Pleas Court, September Term, lt-GO. John S.Bender, vs. Thomas II. Jackson and Lydia K.Jackson. Complaint for Foreclosure. The plaintiff in the above entitled cause by A . W. Porter,!L Attorney, has filed in my office his complaint ; also the affidavit of J. E. Short, a disinterested person, from which allidavit it appears that the defendants, Thomas II. Jackson and Lydia K. Jackson, are imp -residents of the State of Indiana; thev are therefore hereby notified of the filing and pending of said complaint, and the same will be tried at the next term of said Court at the Court House in the town of Knox on ihc 4th Monday, the 21th day of September, lrbu, and unless the said defendants appear, answer or demur thereto, the same will be beard and determined in their absence. Atteet: JOHN S. BENDER, Cl'k. 8. C. P. C. By J. E. Short, Deputy. A. W.Porter, Attorney lor Plaintiff. July 21, Ir-Gi) Cl-.v l fCCH AS Gold and Imitation Jewelry, Cutlery and Fancy Hardware, India Rubber GotL. China and Glass Flower Vases, Beads ami Necklaces, Musical Instruments, Combs in all varieties Buffalo, etc. Pocket Books, Ladies end Gent's Port Monnaieä, Walletts, BILLBOOKS OF Calfikin, Sheep, Turkey, Morocco, Pearl, etc. TRIMMINGS, TOYS IN ALL VARIETIES, iVliscellaneous Articles. Having engaged the services of a skillful work man, repairing of fine Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, will be done on short notice and reasonable terms. Very Respectfully, A. MYERS, Plymouth, June 1-1, lbGO. Worm. Worin. Worms. rflHF. season is at band when these scourges of childhood begin to become both troublesome und dangerous. Dr. John Bill's Vkgetarle Worm Dkstrovkr is a remedy alike pleasnnt and effectual for the evil. Tin re is not the least difliculty in getting children to take the medicine. It is prepared in the form of Candy Drops, and will be eaten with avidity by children of all ages. It destroys and expels worms more ellectu illy than any remedy now in use, while at the Mine time it will in no way affect injuriously the health of the child. T. A. LEMON, Plymouth. It can be procured from Druggists and country stores everywhere. Dr. JOHN BULL'S Principal Oiliee, Louisville, Acntuckv. n22!tio lO.O(K) ACRES OF L.VN a .lOR SALE. I am authorized to sell ten thouJ sand acres of land, situate in tho county of ptarn, rtaroot iiil:ana, allot w huh aro among tho choice lai:d of the county. Also two improved l inns which re in a desirable location, and a hotel in the town of Knox, Indiana Purchasers will be furnished with an assistant, who is a surveyor.to aid in finding boundaries end ex ruination of the premises For terms apply to R II Bender, or to the undeigned JOHNS RENDER, Allomcy und Counsellor at Law, PLYMOUTH, IND. C10 ELECTIONS, Tax Paying and Examination of titles .vc, promptly attended to MF.KKRS to Peoples Bank, N. Y. City; How & Whittaker, N. Y. City; Terbcll, Jennings & Co., N. Y. City; Security Fire Insurance Co., N. Y. City; Henry C. Carter, N. Y. City; Hon. C. A. A'tacv, Tecumseh, Mich.; L. (i. Bcrrv k Co., Bankers, Adrian, Mieh.;J. S. Dunlap, li-j., Indianajoli, Ind.; N. H.Oglcsbce, Esq., County Treasurer, Plymouth. Jle has associated with him in practice, Hon. James Bradley of LaPorte, Ind., whose assistance he will have at the sitting of the Circuit and Com mon Pleas Courts of this county. Will practice in adjoining counties. Plymouth, March 22, 1 no. 9tf MORE NEWGOÖDS ARRIVING at the New Ohio Cash Store. This is the place to get the worth of your money. Ladies and gents, call and sec the Second Spring Stock. I). McWILLIAMS. Miy23. D-G0- nlbtf

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OHIO CASH STORE GO TO THE GO TO THE GO TO THE OHIO CASH STORE. OHIO CASH STOKE. OHIO CASH STORE. JUST KECEIV1NG JUST RECEIVING JUST RECEIVING SECOND STOCK SECOND STOCK SECOND STOCK SPRING AND SUMMER SPRING AND SUMMER SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS GOODS GOODS FOR BARGAINS FOR BARGAINS FOR BARGAINS UNEQUALLED. UNEQUALLED. UNEQUALLED. PILES OF NEW GOODS PILES OF NEW GOODS PILES OF NEW GOODS CAN NOW BE SEEN AT THE CAN NOW BE SEEN AT THE CAN NOW BE SEEN AT THE OHIO CASH STORE OHIO CASH STORE OHIO CASH STORE FOR THE SUMMER TRADE. FOR THE SUMMER TRADE FOR THE SUMMER TRADE My facilities for purchasing goods in Philadelplii.n, IVcw York, AND OF THE MAXUFA CTURERS, Enable me to sell at Wholesale and City Prices. Persons not fully acquainted with the value of Goods, have assurance that in dealing with us they pay the SAME PRICES AS THE MOST EXPERIENCED PURCHASER We promise to do our part to pleaso and satisfy all who may giv; us a call, as I am determined to establish a character for eeding goods Ii Xjow Ä'riccs. My MOTTO is Small ProfiiK,2uick Ilcturx&s Among our extensive stock will be found Jjfi dies 22rcss Goods which is very large, consisting of BLACK, BROCADE AM) FANCY BRAIZES ETC. DcLains, Paul do Chavus, Chullies an extensive (dock of all kinds of Dress Goods of the latest Style and Patterns Al60 a large assortment of Black Silk and Stella SILK CAPES, BAIZES, LINEN DUSTE US, IlonneU Flats, Ribbons, Ruches, etc. tTliito Goods Embroidery, Collars, Undcrslecves, Brilliants, Nansook's, Victoria Lawns, Swisses, Mulls etc. Gloves, Hosiery and Mills, Muslins, Sheeting, Ticking, Denims, Calicoes, etc., which can be sold cheaper than ever before offered in this vicinity. Good Prints for (5 1-4 and better for 11 cents, pood heavy brown and bleached muslins, fram 0 1-1 to 10 cents per yard. Men mul Hoys "Wear. A large Ptock of black and faucy rassim-ires, nlk marseilles vestingi cotton and linen goo Is. SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!! A very complete stock comprising every variety Good heel gaiters lor 1 i& and others in proportion. GROCERIES. I have the largest stock ever bronght to this place. I can sell good 75 cent tea for .r0 cenU good brown sugar forTQfc cent per pound QUEENS WARE $ GLASS WARE At wholesale ami retail All are invited to call and examin our stock b fore ra iking purchase elsewhere DM WILLI A MS

DECLARATION - INDEPENDENCE. WHEN in the course of trade, it becomes necessary for one firm to dessolve the mercantile bonds which have connected them with others, and to assume amnjr 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 Marshal! connty require the causes which should impel them to the separation. We hold these truthes to be self evident ; that all do not sell jreods equal; that those who buy cheaper can sell at a lo wer price, that the store which sells at the lowe.-t price is entitled to the patronage of the community. LOW PRICE STORE!! Has always received a large share of that patronage, and to secure a continuance of favors has brought on a much larger stock than before, consisting of a comple assortment of Dry G-oods, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, Soots ctxxcl Shoes BONNETS, HATS AND CAPS, MILINERY GOODS,

We will sell for cash any article in our store as cheap as can be bought in any shop in town for like quality. LADIES, Will find all the latest styles of Dress Goods and everything pertaining to the Dry Goods line. Those about to commence HOUSE KEEPING ill find a comp A tc assortment of Crockery und ass ware, which we will sell twenty per cent wer than r.ny other i:tabl:t-l.n.t rt. GENT L E M E N , Will find a large stock of Broad Cloths, Fancy Cttssimcrs and Summer Goods which w e are prepared to nuke up in any style desiied. FAMILIES, Will be supplied with Fresh Groceries at a small dvance from cost. IN FACT, We have everything you may want and shall take great pleasure "in showing our goods and in belling them if you aro suited. W E INVITE, All to call and examine our stock of good at our old stand on the corner south of the Edwards House. R1CE&SM1TIIP. S. In connection with our store we h ive opened a Tailor Shop under tho charge of Mr. F. J. Renner who is 011 hand with all the lutes fashions mid warrants all his work. May n, is;i. irtf Fresh Arrival! REDUCED PRICES!! ILiviu opened out one of the LARGEST ÄND BEST STOCKSi! OF FALL AND WINTER J-LA JJL . lints ai ul Caps, IJools ;iih1 Shoe.?, Gents' Furnishing Goods, kc, Arc, that I ever hal the pleasure to oiler the public. A call is solicited from my friends and all those that wish to purchase with ÜJTuII Confidence of showing such goods us will please them XE ftt rr'ce9 FULLY SATISFACTORY! Attention is also invited to inv LARGE VARIETY of Cloths, CassisiiiTi, Vest in s, &c. Ami for the accomodation of those who cannot be pleased with ready-made work, I keep a FIliST-CLASvS TAILOR! to cut and make to order. Those who will favor us by leaving their measures, can rely on a fashionable suit and as cheap A3 can he had in any manufacturing shop in the west, l'lease call before purchasing elsewhere. Sept. 21-tf II. P1KRCK. DRY GOODS AND SELLING CHEAPER JKAH EVER! WK would respectfully call the attention of purchasers to the fact that we have just re ceived from lite Eastern cities, u well selected Btock of jm:auy-maj)I3 CLO T TI I KT G HATS, CAP, GKOCGIUHS, &.C. Having bought our stock at first class Moines we can oiler you Goods ut prices to suit the times, N. H. With the above wc have connected a Tailoring Establishment, Under the supervision of Mr. F. J. RENNER where we are prepared to MAKE CLOTHING TO ORDER! And keep constantly on hand CLOTHS, CASSIM'RS, VESTIMGS 8. & M. BECKER. ajiiG'J 23

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Pä L LS, r I ttm mm w t A never falUi Ann l"t Jr MCi H-a.1-Q ache, Dyspepsia, Fivtr &nl A$ue, Liver Ceinrlttlat, C .atlvutss, j I'.ilioufuubrt, Neuralgia, Cclic, dered Storuaai, temaje Obstruction, Ac. 25 Cti. ; Head the testimony of GOV. "WISS, Va. "Wils-.jj's PiUd are & aafo aad nut UJ'-ful Fiimily J:.tnety for Cor.Btiptin, miJ. aTctiuDS of the I)lg-stiv Organs. For HeaJarhe tL-y luve rruTt-il themflves a Fpociflc." Iior.d 'JhQ tostiaany of G07. EISO, Ala. IvrouM aot tt without Wilson! Tills, f.ir any price. For Indig?tIou aud Heail-j -he, I Civile a Pill and tako ito half, Itj l7! i:nmillat r- ll-f." J Soli by Druggists ö Doalora everywhere. pitEPAn::) ey 3. L. FAHNES TO CK & CO. Importers & Wholesale Druggists ITo. 0, corner "V7ool .nd 4th Gta. PITTSBURGH, FA. I0LB IB0FaiTOIlS 07 qB. L. Fahnestock's Vermifuge TO INVALIDS. DR. HARD MAN ANALYTIC PHYSICIAN, AED l'HYSICIAN roil DISEASES OF r H E LUNGS, i Uli i'i uiOi 1 I 11 lilUI.V. IV IJHj Cincinnati Marino Hospital, AX IXVALID'S RETREAT, Corresponding Member of the London Medical Society of Observation AUTHOR OF etÄer Ui Invalid AND KMTGU OF THE MEDICAL TELESCOPE. Kay bs Consulted at riv.iiouth, Edwiuds House, Tuesdiv, AUGUST l it itWiirsaw, Wri-ht House, AT'RIJST 13;h. wD -IIARDM. AX treats Co:i?um;.tion, RionchitLaryngitis, Asthni t, and ail diseast-s of tlie lliroat and Lnr.jrj, by Medical Inhalation, combined with proper cori.stitut:on;i. treatment fjr the blood. Dr. Ilardinaii will carry with him his inodichies fuul will be prepared to furnish patents with appropriate remedies, strictly from the vcireUble kin doni. His rnedieir.es are ciuniioundedof various Barks, Bud.-, Leaves, Gum -, Ro'ots, Plants &c. Procured of the Li lians and from overt-quarter of the Globe. IT Regular vi-it? duly announced. Ij-' ParticuIaratten'Jen paid to SKIN DISHAS-s ES ami f Jlandulars, Ulcers, Sores and Tumors. Dr. ILmlman dovs not chartre for consultation. Dr. Ilarlman treats all chronic or loup stanI:nr diseases of the Limps, Livers, Stomach, Bowels, Bladder, KMneys, Brain, Heart, Nerves. Womb, Spleen, Spine, Eyes, Ears, &c, Scrolfula, Fits, Cancers, Rheumatism, Dropsey, Skin Dise.j.es, Fever Sores, Catarrah, Semina" Weakness, Neural, Whites, Insanity, DysnepMa, Giddiness, Heat of tho Urin, Syphilis Piie.s Sick Headache, Enlarged Tonsils. Ac. Feb. 2, n2 ly. DR. HA RDM AN. G-. BLAIN, & Co ." TL Y MOUTH, I.D. 5'Jg'AVING ju.-t receive 1 a freth ?upjt'y of every 1. aiticieiiiour linr of trade, 'onsistin mainly of Dru ''-, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stulls, Varnish, Brushes, Perfumery, Yankee Notiou, Glass, Stationery, Türe Medicines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes only, to which we respectfully invite the attention of this community. We luve also, on hand a stock of GUOOERIES, Tea, Coffee, Sutrar, Tobacco, Cipirs, etc. Tobe disposed of at very reasonable figures. Within aYew day past, wc have received from Pittsburgh andNcw York a larje amount of KEREOSENE AM) COAL OIL. AM XLi jCh. TJI. :e o for burning the same, of every size an I style with or without shides. V e aro nlso agents for all the popular PATENT MEDICINES of tho day. Physician's prescriptions carefully put up at all hours, day t r niht, by cxperif need druists. We earnestly invite the public to favor r.s with a call, examine our stock, and become convinced of the fact that wc are doing a liberal business. G. PLAIN & Co. riymouth, Ind., March 2'Jr.h, I S.'.. Still in E-rypt, ilealir.; in Corn! ttTi-.TT.nri e-n rrTTTi nTnnni II A3 Äl iE EMMÖfiH Müi LOUR AND FEED STORE. 1000 DO Bueliels Wheat, 2,0:)0,n0!l P.nshels Corn, 00.01)0 Bushels live, lH,l)üil Btwlwls Oits, 2,(K0,(K;() Flour U:irrelu Slaves and II?;idi;i, For which thev will pay the Ilitrhest Market price in On Sil.- 'ne h1m want XOO-OOOCUSTOMERSTopurehe Groceries at unpreeedently lw prices. Thev will pav cash at all times for ;rain, and sell in return eroecrics at prices that cannot lo r.lTorded by any otlu r -st:Jli.-hment in the jilaee thiir facilities for purchasing suppiie-4 in Chicago s weil as eastern cities, being superior to any other house on account of their freeijuent shipuieuts of llour and grain to these points thereby enabling them to rave the expense of exchange. If you want the highest price going for your Grain, Barrel Staves and Heading don't Fell before calling at the aboe establishment. CUSTOM WORK. Their mill has Imn recently been lefurnished with New an 1 Superior Bolting Cloths, undergone a general and thorough repair, and i capable now under the superintendence nfof English miller in their employ, of manufacturing as good llour as vny Mill in'the United States. ROLTEI) CORN MEAL. They have recently put a meal bolt iu their mill and can now furnish customers with lolted corn meal. Flour of all grades, meal, bran and shorts, kept constantly on hand at the store and mill and w ill be sold in large and small quantities. As heretofore, Hour, meal shorts and bran w ill be delivered to town customers free of charge, RICHMOND, WILBUR & CO. riymoixtli. May 3, IHM. L"tf A GOOD Aosortincnt O F (-ut lory, Toys, and Notions, at

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5.083 ACRES 81 LAND Fi Sill rjMli: t'NDKRSIGNEL) IS AU'I lIORIZili) to soli th'- following dt rcrilK'tl Laii h-, a: ry low figures; part down ui-1 titc- halaTn e'm am,', il imvmciit?, t'rorj to fjur vt-iu-s, vith iiiton -t, IT paiJ annual i" : "UNION TOWNSHir. a w qr n c qr c half n e qr. " 31 N R 1 H A. .4 . 2.". R) n w qr s w qr. . . . . 14 -t CENTER TOWNSHIP. N. E. Quarter Sec. 2 T. 33 N. K. 2 V.., A. HW n w qr n w qr i e i 7 J i e" l l "t !r 30.... 3-1 s 1 33 K;! s w qr n v qr e half s e qr c half i: wqr n half w q . GREEN TOWNSHIP. E. l.f N. E. qr Sec li-2 T. 32 N. R. 2 E., A. S n half n w qr srt h i e qr S W qr n eqrn wqr s e qr s w qr s e qr . . e half n w qr. n e qr w f r s e qr. . . s e f r s e qr. . xi r : :m i ) r. IC'J 27 1') ;:o 30 10) 2 37 Ow 2!r t: 21 If 17 17 1) 0 T 32 N R2E. A w half n w qr " c half u e qr. . w half n v qr " w half s w qr. . ." w half s e qr. . ." e half s e qr. . . s w ir s e qr. . . ." n w qr " n half s w qr " s li:df n w or " - I r' t -i ?r' HI 1') ir. so o A2. Known as the vv li.-'in i arm, at r ) eres ..u der cultivation dwelling house, stable and a w- 1 young oiv h ir l. One fourth in hand, th- I 1 i: in live ortt-n ve.us with intert -t mmum!'-. WALNUT TOWNSHIP. S. i: ?.,c. 1." T. 32 N. R. 3 E , A UV s half n v.- (jr. . ." n w qr s w (jr " n e qr " pt lot lots 2 and 3 " e lirdf s c qr. . . . " w half s e qr. . . v half li e ,r. . .. i: 32. . .33 31.. .32 li'-).. .32 3d... 32 ::o...32 31... 32 31... 32 . in .it; . .M vi! BOURBON TOWNSHIP. W half N. E. qr Sec. 12 T. 33 N. R. 3 E., A s c half n w qr " t I ( J E R M A N TO W NS 1 1 1 P. Lotsl and 2 Sec. G T 31 N. R. 3 Lot 1 " 7.. w"h;;lf n w qr " 34 3 n w er s w '.-r " -1 3 u; l ) NORTH TOWNSHIP, n hf n w qr ( W M R) S. T 3.r N R 2 E. 122 POLK TOWNSHIP. W. half N. E. -,r Sec. 27 T. 23 N . 11. 1 E., A s e qr n u fjr " oG ''! halfne qr " n w qr ....::i h e qr n w jr . 33 One nine Nortu of Knott .- St::fi.n.:.::ei.n a- si -under cultivation log house, well and y;.iig orchard. Terms, one half 3:i hand ba!a::-e iu !::. tear, with interest. W1T TOWNSHIP E. half N.V.qt Sec. 23 T. 33 N. R. 1 E-, A s: e hall s e qr. w l'r s e qr. . . c half 3 cor. . 27... 10... 22 no .:. . . CT r S'i hi - e nan s e ,r. . . half w fr s e qr. s w er s w qr. . . w hall's v qr... w half n e qr. . . 31 . .1' Also to" following dcsciibed Kinds in 1't.ln.Count v, situated about two miles East of the Mid. igan Road, an 1 joining the .south line i f Mar L. '.! Countv, towir : N. E.qr N. E.qi Sec. o T. 31 N. R. 3 II., A 4! half s eqr " .1....3I !- Lot No. 2 " 3 Jl 31 Persons wi.-liiic to piu-ehase iiiim:-ov--l l.-.'i I-, on easy U-i i:;s, w ill d we ll to give me a ;!!. I .o -to have the P- O , address of th. l.a r ;.;t"o:i nouresi'lent land owners, wl.kh v. Ill enable v.u- I ascertain the i! e ul'.i l.oge quantity of l .l. t which is not dieiiied in the ::ove li-r. thos. Mcdonald. iyoiuluib. '.hhj-nMnn-'f LAND X(iXCY. 3,ooo ACin:s of hood lanvFor Sah on K:i-v Tim in. PERSONS wanting to buy orst-13 Land, win weil to call on the undersigned, v. ho c.ingi-, facilities for purchase or ialc equal to a;. y h. cou'.trv. FOR SALE, at LESS than current rate, : on time: nw qr sec 34, (less 10 acres out of .- cor.) and sh of sw qofr.ee 27, tow n 32 n, of r -v . 1 w 230 acres, 30 acres improved at Noiil. IV-nd, Stark county. The n h of nw feit w m r, s-c 6 Mieh-gui Ro A 122 37-10') acres unimproved :-Iv miles north of Plymouth line, heavy timbered land, with w ater. The sc q and e h of sw q of sec 22. ar dthe .- q of sec 3(i, tov 11 33 11, of range one e Polk tov shin 10v) acr. heavy timbered, f ood watci near Tyner City tobe sold in qujitities t .-v't pun-hasers. The k h of no q of sec 2!, town 3.S 11, f r. : .. 2e, 0 acri's, four miles south of Plym ji :h ; 1 teen acres imjiroved good laud, timber and w. ! j The sc q sec S, town 32 11, of r n-r 2 -, 1'-'' acre?- Green township eight mih from J'!. outh near s'ore, mills, and in 11 f c 1 1 :.bl -r hool good timbcr,ttine grass n.o: i , and 1 , running water. The e h of sw q of -oe 23, tov. n .; ! n, oT i t;--.' 2 C, a:id SW q Ot s v; q t 30, to.Mi .'" : t !'. :-,cri-, four miles north east of Pix : . o.i i.ii;i .i and saw mill thirty acres improcii ;.i ' . 1 1 . t to be sold very cheap. The sh of nw q o( sec 1 1, town i. ol iv.nv 3c close ly Tippecanoe Towi- gooii liM.dii-il good tim)ter i:ni:nproe! to be had en e ij teims. Lit No. Hin Whei It's ad lit'on to the town Plymouth fine dwelling ;;n 1 good out hon-er. North 3, of Lot No. 37 in Plymouth. n.w knov.i s "BaMw in Htmse" a desh aie loeaih'n. LotNo.'.'lin Plymouth good dwelnnr hou-t, Part of Lots 73 ;;nd 71, Plymouth -iwe Hü 3K M fet-t f- r sale or rci.t. Lot No 10, Ply mouth ji.ed dwelling a. id tu' story business house, 0:1 oneo.''f!icje: com-1 ir tow !i to he had at a b.n ahi. Pe!otis desirous of piirch..s:ng in tl .; Aieiiiit; willdo welltogive us a cm!. REEVE .V f APRON. Decembtr 2;1 2if P:y iromh, !: WHERE A MAN ('AN DOUREE Ills MONEV IN TWO YEARS. Tie most Pcx!ni?-c j-n j-erfy i i.'.c Couh'yt Tiie un.lersi: ned o'u-rsto se!Jh:s Giist Mill und tract df hind, contalnix "-f acies. n which it located, on verv nasom.hlo teims. His lociN ; six and a half miles wist of Plymouth The Mill is iu good repair, m -inuf itir.es the b,st qn.i'ity of !! ur, mid has tlie bevt n;:i of cu-toi,! f ;il:v oth.-r in the county. The w.itrr ov.er is steady T ii'l ln-'ieved to In superior ! ai.v ii!n r in Marslifill com.ty. By p-vper nttentit.n Jion t!:r to live thonsmd dollar? can be made on the Mill, and pi lhap? more. He will take any kii.d of good property in part payment. For further 'KU ticulars. c nquire on the premist s of " AYKES BALDWIN. Jamurv 2(.. lsCH. ICtf. 3it. B DICKSON & Co. want their h Fettled bv ensb. t :o!t. I PUBLIC SALE OF SCHOOL LAND. Notice is hei-cbv given that the An ht'-.r ':u T.easmer id' Stake county, Indiana, w i'.! elf r tvr sale :it Public outcry, at tii?Ciurt Honv, in t! town of Kiiov, on .MomJ.iv the 21.1 lav of Julv va xi, betwe n ti e hour-of 10 o'clock a. r.i. and 1 p. m. of slid iliy, tlie following land, to-wit: Section No. siite. n, in t.n thirty two. north T 1 i.ge f tur w est. To be sold to the biglicst bidder,

a it not tor less tmm the uppraiscd nine thereof . Tkrms of SAi.r. One fourth of the purcha.c m mey in land jviid, with 7 p -r centum interest ii. advance, on the residue. Atte.M JOHN S. PENDER. Aii'Iitm June 21, l;f-0-i,2v i

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