Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 1, Number 28, Plymouth, Marshall County, 2 August 1860 — Page 3

THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT.

SCOtt'S ?ollCCtill A:reilCV. Mr. J. S. Scott, who does a General Collect- j ion and Nevupaper Agtncij Business, is autbo- !

rued to receive Subscriptions, Advertisement? J Ind., on V ednesday morning, August tt!i, ltbij, c, for us, and to give receipts for money land may be consulted at the Edwards' House on due thi Oftice. that day only. Dr. U. being a tegular educated We cheerfully recommend Mr. Scott as a I'hysician and surgeon of the old scheel, and havurrul. nromnt. nA hmnrM nun. Claims en -I i"g l''l RI experience of twenty-five years in

mtP.1 to. him for r.iWrInn. ornhl not he nhiecd .w. I in tafer hands C. THOMPSON, Ed. Dnnocrnt. IT Chargei moderate and the most satisfactory reference given, when required. 3TDr. Hardman i3 Coming.- Next viMt, Tuesday, August 14th. Rooms at the Edwards House. ETThe Methodist "Social" will meet on Fri-! , , r ' y evening next (August 3d,) at the residence of day Mrs. Coffy. ICrlt is said that no leas than one thousand bush els of Whortleberries have been shipped from this Doint within the past four weeks. They are now I r ... , " . i selling at 34 cents per quart.

TT The turn-out at the Pole raising at Downev's , fections of this kind. The experience of thousands rood. Our candidate for Representative made j ho have used then, lor rears, attest their excelis w .... , ! lence in all complaints arising from a disordered

a telling speech, which was most heartily received : and fully appreciated by the sterling Democrats of taat vicinity. K. y. ix lotr uays iince wunc wwus --" i dapot to our office we counted no less than thirty- j nine dogs. Penny William3 of Warsaw, was not j reckoned in the count, as he is too insignificant a , pup to run with - big dogs." ! U"The Democrats about Lycunrus will raise a , role on Saturday next, at about 2 o'clock, P. M. ; . ... ... i A general turn out of the I emocrats of that region is deßired. Speakers will be ia attendance, so we are informed. iH7 Penny Williams, the Good Tippler, ia in-: formed that he was mistaken about our biin at : u--r.n u- , 'if UAlc Hie IcllUn llOJU uuui uuu Hill ah iiiui. , Ww- had the sam-j ofTered us, but did not think j en-juirh of it to even mention it. J-Tri fr... Vi v 3 ninop Vfii I. A. T!nTnv üilvrru,3, to open oa Mondav, August 13th, a Select ! School. Miaa B. has heretofore been engaged i in teaching, and possesses that necessary qmlifica- j cation so requisite to a good school experience i We hope sh will meet with hearty encouragement from our citizen?. . . Srrn.NO Tbkm Ur. We have understood that the Democrats living on the road leading from Tippecanoetowu to the Michigan Road are g-i'ig to raise a pol at each of their residences, aniountilg in all to fifteen. This is an evidence of tho right kind of feeling. These manifestations wiil have atelling effect on the election. "Set 'tu up." Lakcvilxb Package. We understand that some : of our uubicribers at Ijakeville do not get their j i papers regularly, or in tact, not at an. inn is j no fault of oars ; and we will take measures to have the matter remedied. The package i? sent ' regularly ertrj week, and it is not a matter cf cur neglect that the japeis are not handed cut to ! aubacriben.. 1 Fcllkr and HoiiAM. Shortly after Mr. Hoham . r ,, i . . was nominated, Auditor Fuller remarked to a Democrat of North township that they knew what tney nominatea iionam lor, ana mat tney expect1 to " drop him " Tliis ia rather a flittering war f:r a prominent Republican to ppeak of one of i. f.ii.'T..vo. iiu u juuii.iii.1 nun rui I in nl if it became necessary they would "drop him" j IT By looking at our new advertisements it wi;l be seen that T. J. Patthson has icceived a very larjre arvl complte stock of Groceries, Provisions, Glass and Crockery-ware. Tom says h.? will not be undersold bv cither Jew or Gentile. All we wc can now say is give hiai a call, examine ttock. : and prices, and there is no doubt but that you will mr t n r fill, ViArrwa wWV Vi n imnrcacirm Ii i O -r w . ic'iiivs HIU1 luv I Ui i 1 1 . . 1 v.' I i lli-lfe -T . . v iiiv I ' . I uniniii. Erur to " Keip it Up." -The Democit about Wolf Creek Mills nre not going to " giTc it np go." They are going to raise another polo on : r.cst t: ifurday ieek. They are miking arrangement ?t have a " big time." We hope they will n oi be disappointed. Wolf Creek is becoming no- j td for interesting ercnta that are transpiring there. I Tho lyry thereabonts have the right ring" ab-Vi'.l them, and will take care of themseNes, uro. Dlmockat CiA7B Mceti.no. On Friday night last there was a Democratic Club meetiug at the Hihbs pchool house, in thia township. M.A. 0. Packanl addressed the goodly number that aas present An old Democrat friend of ours who heard the speech told us that it was as od a ' apeech a, he ever heard. It wa, received with ! . , , , great enthusiasm by the Democrats, and w e unleretand that some of the war ring ere confirmi,anJ hay since declare! their firm intention to .ote for Douglas and Johmon and against negroeiility and disunion. Good, come along. We will do you good, and four years her.ee, those who now deride you for taking your position with "3, will be a?hamed to siythat they voted any iter than th straight Democratic ticket, commencing with Douglas and Johnson. Conservae men will continue to come over until the nonr.tervention party will have scarcely any opposition. Democrats, continue to keep the truth before the people, and w will, at the close of this campaign, have accomplished such a good work es has never been accomplished in the same length of time, by any political party. Work vigilantly, carefully, cautiously, honestly, and victory is ours. Misplaced Confidence. W understand that some ten days or two weeks since, oar esteemed friend Porter, Pastor of the Presbyterian church in this place, was made to feel that ha was the viatim of misplaced confidence. A negro eame into our town ; told a pitiful tory; that his wife was in bondage in the South ; that he had been working for years to get money to buy her liberty j that he had learned that her master was going to sell her ; that he had not time to work to raise the balance of the money to buy her with ; and that he had started out begging, in the hope that befriends would raise the requisite amount. II applied to Mr. Porter, aud not in ain ; for he turned out and raised him quite an Amount,- contributing liberally himself. The nerro wat very thankful, took the money, went ofl down town, and at a late hour of the night was found, io the vicinity of the Rail Road Depot, very druk, Mr.PorUrwent to him, when he heard tali, and tried to get the anoney back; but the ngro was not so drunk as to forget his business, snd as he had a'good thing' he was determined to save irW.BwieratMdtbat Mr. Porter tried every way to get the money back, that he mi-ht refund it to those he had gotten it from On the paper the negro had with him were the names of Hon. Schuyler Coir.,, JU(Jge EfTbcrt and wwld-ta.Senator Teag.rn, which were mod as rtftttntft. ;

EYE AND EAR.

Dr. C.nderwooo, of Chicago, Illinois, the cminent and skillful operator on the Eye and Ear, whose reputation is so extensively known through- i out the United State-, will anive in Plymouth, j practice, will perform any operation on the Eye ! a:id Ear, necessary to restore sipht to the nana, j hearing to the deaf, or by other sebntific means, to j remove any diseases of those useful organs within , the reach of science an 1 the human skill. No charge lor xsmination or consultation. , Ij-'Tlnre is no longer any d' faculty in grtt'nt' ehil-hoii to take some meilu-incs. The little Jel- ; I lows, like Oliver Tuist. afc f.r more, alter they ; h ive oiu-e tiken Pull's eui-t il.h uim Destroy- 111 ? , ,() , 1 a:e, il i ore of the surest ana s n--t venniinges , j known in a!i materia medica. Lnfiiyi tie Journal, j XT Persons of sedentary em;.! -vnents frequently experience a dull, heavy . in the l ead. ! which unlifs them fur either lauor o:- enjoyment j Wilson's Head sell- Tills re a et i uin c-nc fur af- ! st()m;lclu Tiicvarc prepared and sold bv IJ. L. Faiixe-tock & Co. Wholesale Druggists, and proprietors id IJ. f.. Fihnestock's Yerniifir.re. No. G comer Wood ami t tJui i n rireeis, l iii.-ourn, i a. ana i ernni Co. ami merchants generally aug.lt. j Dr XVK'Rt MK1!I y0 T Xl),:l ; antli- ' er eohinmol to iln's paper, anarti:le copied from t!,' Ciiieinnatti Time. Wipti ve of I),-. Rohack's j fxtfiistt iiH-tli cal st:il.ir-liiii-nt in that eil v. Iv the wav Dr. Reh uli's Remedies h ivv uiitamed a . r' 'rv P'-Tylarity with an U'is.hs. It has ben l)'it a .-bort tiiiif sine tlioe 'vimei'ies ' wo,,. iurrO(Ill0ej ijlt() ,(,ction of t!l, c.Iin(ry . , yet Dr. Ri ennnan. Dr. R. 'back's agent in this place, ! 1 iiuorins ns that Ins pales ot t!ie Ijoo1 I ills and I Blood Turifier now far exceed those of all other medicines for which he is agtnt, combined. The reason for this, is. that they have stood the test of practical exp-nei:ce. We know th:s mt only Irom . ,. , i I., the months ot ilher, but we have used them ni ! our OWI1 faniijv itli the verv best results. For all diseases of the blood, general debility, whether proceeding from sickness or natural weakness, in digestion, and nil kindred ailments, we recomtuend tlie Sui.Iir.avir.n Remedies as the nry left ot au (.j.j.,.,.,! fucr, Js. mt ;i pt ,,n ment an-i j deserved reputaron, which will render th rn tierussify in every family. Xapohon 0.,Xorth West, Maren'-z. See advertisement. nQ5ti v. r. W. C. R. R. MAIL IOINO EAST. Til A IN. GOIN'O WIST. Chicago .7:00 a. m : rt.Wavie- 5:25 r. m. Grovertwr.. . .9 :!.' Tlvmoxth Piersonville. R )mbon lb::M " Etna Grrtn.. 1!:41 " Ft. Warne. ..1 1:..0 " ( Etna Green. ..4.TI I loiiibn l:ryj ' T; r-onvil!e. ..5.1.J i Plymouth . .. ,r:t7 i (iroveitown ...r:.r,:2 I t. liieao. , EXTMII.SS PASSENGER TRAIN going f.a-t. Chicago A. r. m pmouVh'"' 10-50 I'il rsonville. .1 1 Ml.'t " I'ouibon llrlfi " Et i.a ( Ir r n . 1 1 : . " Gft.iS wk-t. Ft. Wav ne a.m. l'.tna Green Iloiirhoii . . . Piersonville Phm iutii. . ' rovei town 1:::T 1:50 r.-o: 5:07 " c:18 I Ft. Wayue. . . 1:1' a. m. ' Chicago ' V ly,:l":i wj.I.his: ta sliip freight .-hi.uld have it i at tueir station bv !::. 0 A. M. to insine .-Ini ment ' i... i i'mumpik w i. , " ,sameua. it-t.IJW AU1', r r !i;!it Acnt. ' - .-j-j pj;'jT t CHK'VGO V V I li:avi: L Porte T: !5 a. m. i.i:ave Plymouth. , 'I'vik r . . . . . Wal!x-rt:i Tvn;r ,:!:i'l M-; !:i'5 t-ltllil rl' plyniou.h . . . 9:50 ar.i.ivr La Torte 7:10 PL Y.'u Ö UTJi S i J ILK Nw Wli'i.tt O'd Whi-.ij. Flour !l Olt; M.a! r-i!i r i,1-'; .'5 'a .','!') p r ca t ; ! l fi :: i r r t .r.cfsii. I.V.. "J I . . V 7 (';,;0;v, :iS . P vttoc s. . . L'T-lS . (.'lou r i'c !!! Tinnrhy Si--d HungMri in Iimj-s e-d. Sah p-r l.b! Hi.!f (Jri'tn per lb. . . . Lnl 'jkcd H uus rt t iil. . . S'.-'iii vh-is an l .-M.b-s. . .., fin.. 'J 0 ; Only CIS For your Likeness in a Case. A T 0 RBUTTS GALLERY. rT ()V is tue t:iiie to --un a cle-M nnd dura- i 1 bio Liken Don t lie lii:u;ii'"ed ii:t huying any of tlu.se -hadowh-sn e uh- itu.es m nie ' cVpTFTT wiH ! ' i !( ' H'oi I J.t i 1 uili make it lor von in double quii'K time. Remember the place over Pet-hir." & Co.'s Driis Store. 2ltt neu AS Gold and Imitation Jev.-elrv, Cutlery and Fancy Hardware, ' India Jvuober tioods, China and Glass Flower Va.scs Heads and Necklaces, Musical Instruments, Combi in all varieties Ruflalo, etc. Tocket Rooks, Ladies and Gent'a Port Mommies, Wallctt?, j U ILL-BOOKS or CalSkln, Sheep, Turkey, Morocco, Pearl, etc. TMMMLNGS, TOYS IN ALL VARIETIES, illisccllancous Articles. Having engaged the services of a skillful work man, repairing of line Watches, Chx ks und Jewelry, will be d in- on short notice and reasonable terms. Verv Respectfully, A. MYERS, rivmouth, Juno I t, 1800. mi Br m WlWWM BRA SCll AT I'LYMOUTI!, LXD. Z. S. ORGAN, Pres. II. 1 ARLY, Cashier f 71 ASTERN EXCHANGE, Draft c- L neinSJ uiti and Chicago, Gold and Silver, Uncurrent M nev nnd Land Warrants B 0 IT G II T A N D SO L D . 1 T Depo.-its Received an l Mom-y Loaned. tJ'Etcliai'ge on Europe bought and sold. 13" Attention eirrn to Collections, and General Banking Business Transactea June 21. IK'wj. 31 For Siilv. C'hrni). 94 fH ACRES 0F 'NHKAVILV tSW- w Timbered, situate alxiut six milej north east of Plymouth, viz The N.'K." l(of Sec. 13, ar..l K. j.0f N. K i of Sec. l4. Town 31, N. K. 2, M-trg'hntl county, Indiana. Terms easy. A liberal discount for all cash. Address CIIA'S C. BATES, July 12, l60.-i,25ni3 Canandaigm, N. Y.

! GREAT CLOSING tUT SALE

OF Summer CJoods FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS! AT TUE Lot Frico Store. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! end r to make room for our Fall and Winter block, we will j-oll for CASH all of our bummer Goods at P K I M E C O h T , AND ALL CT1ILR DRV COOÜ3 AT ONE FOURTH THE USUAL 1'ER CENT ! Now it tho time V, SAVE YOUR MONEY and buv Goods at NEW YORK TRICES. WE WILL SELL (;0O(1 Fa,.t Culot ed Lawns at 10 cents. rjiwul f'li i Hi.. t'.r 1 " i nf Ztlx vie" I ami qualities for 20 cents, ood article of Di'Laines for Ü'i cents. tame we sold for 'JJ and 5 cent We have just received 5Ü pieces of BEST AMERICAN FEINTS which wc will K-ll for lO Cent per Yard. Who cannot aflbrd to buy a good Calico or Lawn Dess lor 0 cents 1 We will sell a rrhnc Article (f Women t Shoes 3?or fp3.-00-We have a large stock of an o CETiiFS, cn o ckkr r, d:. tc w!:ich .ve are a.I'Ing at R E D U 0 E I) PRIG If you would get a Good article for about call toon at the lov; Price Stor on t!io corner South of the Edwards Hons". ! RICE & SMITH, j Ph mouih, July ID, JiGO. i,2i:if ' ".T, CTwT f?! r' TV far v r 12 II M . U Of LA r-KTi: AM VALM'T STREETS, PLYMOUTH, MARSHALL CO. IND. Has pfiiiiaiicntly located in this place f.nd i" prepaivd to t- cute all orders in his line of bu.-ines-.. He i.s now leteiving DIRECT FROM VERMONT, ".LUC ;arT;e3t Stock of Marble KVElt EP.OriIIT TO NOKTflLKN INDIANA, j which he will sell at prices that defy competition. MONUMENTS, SPIRES. TOMBS AND HEAD STONES. ' I Neatly and promptly exec led, r.t prices lower than Ho; ol any other shopW e? ol'Thlladclj hia. Ordi is i.om a dLtance pronn.tly attemled to. A. F. R. Plymouth, July 5th, ltf.O. 2Itf ---- je: ? "J AS REMOVED HIS STOCK OF DRUGS .8 i( and Medicines to the room one door east of Patt roa 4S: Cleveland's Moie on La Porte street, Plymouth, Indiana, where he keeps constantly on hand FURE DF.U08 & MED1C1MES, carefully selected from the best Wholcsalo Establishments in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsbusgh and Chicago. COUNTRY MERCHANTS. AXD PHYSICIANS GENERALLY Will find it to their interest to irivc him a call as he warrants every article sold by him to be just wuai ii is representeii. in addition to las large ttock of Drugs and Medicines, may be found Endless Qtiantities or V A w k i: K IV OTIO IV s , PERFUMERY, HAIR OIL, BURNING ELUID, CIGARS, And in fact, everything usuallv ket.t in a DmStore, ai prices as low as can be afforded. Call anl examine lor yourselves. ,,?:,tL T. A. LEMON. lCXOOO ACRI'S C)F LYN BTIOU SALE. I am authorized to seilten thoui sand acres of land, situate in th county of Snrk, State of liuhnna, all of w hich arc among the choice laid of the county. Also two improved farm which nre in a desirable location, nnd a hotel in the town of Knox, Indiana Purchasers will be furnished with an assistant, w ho is a purveyor ,to aid in finding boundaries and (.'lamination of the premises For terms apply to R II Render, or to the undwgncjl JOHN S RENDER, n R DICKSON Si Co. want their books pettier! bv muh r not.

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OHIO CASH STORE CO TO THE GO TO THE GO TO THE OHIO CASH STORE. OHIO CASH STORE. OHIO CASH STORE. JUST UECEIVING JUST RECEIVING J LIST 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 Philadelphia, IVcw York, AND OF THE MAXUFA CTURERS, Enable me to sell at Wholesale and City Prices. P..'1-sonp not fully acquainted with the value of C -Js, have a siimme that m dealing wUh us they pay the SAME PRICES AS THE MOST EXPERIENCED PURCHASER We prom:.e to do oir p u-t to please and satisfy all who may givs us a call, as I am determined to establish a character for sc. ling goods til Jjow Prices. My MOTTO is Small Profits, Quick Returns Among our extensive stock will be found Jjftdtcs IPrcss doods which is very large, consisting of BLACK, PtRO CADE AXD FAXCY BRAIZES ETC. DeLains, Paul de Chavtis Challies an extensive stock of all kinds of Dress Goods of the latest Stjle and Patterns Also a large assortment of Clack Silk and Stella SHAWLS, SILK CAPES, RAIZES, LINEN DUSTERS, RonneU Flats, Ribbons, Ruches, etc. Wliito G-oodjs Embroidery, Collars, Underslecvcs, Rrilliants, NausookV, Victoria Lawns, Swisses, MulU etc. Gloves, Hosiery and Mitts, .Muslins, Sheeting, Ticking, Denims, Calicoes, etc., which can be sold cheaper than ever before o He red in this vicinity. Good Prints for 6 1-4 and better for 11 cents, good heavy brown and bleached muslins, fram 6 1-4 to 10 cents per yard. Men :uul Boys Wear. A larjre stock ofblaek and farrcy cassimires, silk niai scilles ver Jng- cotton and linen goo Is. S'.IOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!! A very complete stock comprising every variety flood heel gaiters for 1 25 and others in proportion. roc i: it 1 1: s . I have the largest stock ever brought to this place. I can sell good 75 cent tea for 50 cents good brown sugar for 78 ccuts per pound QUEENS WARE j GLASS WARE At wholesale nnd retail All arc invited to call nnd examine our stock be fore making purchase elsewhere V M'WILLIAMS

LOOD FURIFER AND BLOOD PILLS ! DR. KUB AUK'S cnudaiiaviaii Itemed ies. When Dr. Roback, the celebratel Swedish I hy-4-itian, introduced his RIood Purifier and Blood Tills in the United States, he et forth in plain lanpu.u'c thc:r curative properties. 'I Iiis was years ago. The task of recommending them has fcince been taken tut of his hands. Enligntened men j whose character tor sound judgment and philosoj phy,gives their opinions weight in the community, i men, who observe, rellect, und make 4 assurance i docbly sure' before thev decide are everywhere approving and urging the u-e of these wonderful Preparation. All who conlide in the wisdom and honesty ot this class, or who choose to investigate for themselves are now of one minion this impor- ' taut subject. Dr. Roback invites the attention of the sick to the ORIGINAL LETTERS, from members of the Medical Profession, Editors of public journals, well known Merchants and Farmers, and Ladies of the highest respectability, giving accounts of extraordinary cures wrought by the remedies, cf w hich cures they themselves were EVE WITNESSES. These parties may be consulted personally or by letter, lv those who have any douot upon the subject. The evidence in tho possession of Dr. Roback, which is at all times accessible to the public, establish the following facts : That the Blood Turifer and Blood Pills have been proved by analysis to CONTAIN NO MINERAL, That they cure thcalmo.u universal complaint, DVSPErSIA, with unerring certainty, and in a very short time. That after all other medicines have proved useless they relieve LIVER COMPLAINT, and restore the health and strength of tbcsulferer. THAT SICK FEMALES, who have languished for years in helpless weakness and despondency, recuperate with great rapidity under their invigorating operation. That all sexual disabilities are removed by their cordial and gentle stimulating properties. 1 hat they recruit SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, however they may have been trilled with &. abused; that their direct tendency is to lengthen life, and rend - it enjoyable. That operating directly upon the poison of the disease in the lloodthey CACSE SOON TO HEAL, and discharge from the system, every taint of Scrofula, whether hereditary or otherwise. That they RECRCIT THE DEBILITATED, and there is no diiease of tha Stomach and Bowels, the Liver aud Nervous System, the Skin, Glands or Muscles, ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS OF THE BLOOD OR SECRETIONS, in which they do not give prompt relief, and, (if administered before the very citadel of life has been invaded,) effect a painless and perfect cure. Bear in mind that the Scandinavian Vegetable Ploou Tills are endorsed by the experience of thousands of living witnesses, who, in letters, aflidavits, medical woiks and by word of mouth, proclaim them to be the verv best preparation of the i kind ever offered to the broken down victims of ill health. They hunt disease through every avenue and organ of the system, and expel it thoroughly atid permanently. No one can doubt their superiority after one single trial they ate not only better, but in fact, cheaper than any other Pills, for it takes a less number of them to produce a better effect. Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Turifier, $1 per bottle, or $5 per half dozen. Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, 25 cents per box, or 5 boxes for 1. Read Dr. Roback 's Special Notices and Certificates, published in a conspicuous part of this Paper from time to time. Dr. Koback's Medical Almanac and Family Adviser, containing a great variety of interesting an.l valuable Medical informatioii,can be had i-rati s of his Agents throughout the country In dillieult or complicated Cases, Dr. Robark may be consulted personally or by letter enclosing one stamp lb; the reply. Principal ofllce and salesrooms, No G EatFourth street, d building from Main street, Cineiimatti, Ohio. Laboratory No. S2 Hammond street. i or sale in Marshall county by Main iV Co., T. A. Lemon, Pershing; & Co, riymouth; Robert Cotnwcll V Co., Bourbon; John Kesler, Rh.oiuini'sburg; D. W Strange, Rr emeu; John Cles?, Tippecanoe; J. & C. Smith, Uniontown; Haigh ic Pro., Argus; anil DriiL'gtsts and Merchants gent rally throughout the Union. vlu25Mn "DRY G ÖÖDS AND SELLING CHEAPER THAN EVER! WE would respectfully call the attention of purchasers to the fact that wc have just re ecived from the Eastern cities, a well selected stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING HATS, CAP, GROCERIES, &C. Having bought our stock at first class Houses we can offer you Goods at prices to suit the times, N. B. With the above we have connected a Tailoring Establishment, Under the supervision of Mr. F. J. RENNER w here we are prepared to MAKE CLOTHING TO ORDER! And keep constantly on hand CLOTHS, CASSIM'RS, VESTINGS J S. & M. BECKER. apr29-:3 Mr Am Om PACKARD, Allonicy and Counsellor at Law, PLYMOUTH, IND. COLLECTIONS, Tax Paying and Examination of titles &c., promptly attended to KKVKRS to seh, Mich.; L. G. Berrv & Co., Bankers, Adrian, Mich.; J. S. Dtinlap, Esq., Indianapolis, Ind.; N. LOglesbetf, Esp, County Treasurer, Plymouth. Me has associated with him in practice, Hon. James Bradley of La Porte, Ind., whose assistance -he will have at the sitting of the Circuit and Com men Pleas Courts of this county. Will practice in adjoining counties. Plymouth, March 22, 16G0. 9tf MORE NEW GOÖHS ARRIVING at the New Ohio Cash Store. This is the place to get the worth of your monev. Ladies and gents, call and fee the Second Spring Stock. I). McWILLIAMS. Mayi3, IcCO- ul8tf A F.L kind of Fane? Hardware at iL U. CICKSON v

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PHAff MACVA

Peoples Bank, N. Y. City; How k Whittaker, N. Y. City; Terbell, Jennings .V Co., N. Y. City; Security Fire Insurance Co., N. Y. City; Henry C. Carter, N. Y. City: Hon.C. A. Stacv. Teeum-

d ua w 7 v,j A never failin g Antidot fur Sick IL a!ache, Dyspepsia, Fcvur anl Ague, Liver Complaint, Coativenuw, Billousueao, Neurulgia. Colic, P. praTCl Appetite, lior kreJ ftumach, Feiuel Obstruct iou, Ic. a 2 A,f v 25 ct. Bead the tastimany of 00V. V7ISE, 7a. " Vi!.)M"8 Tills arc a eafu and mt useful Family H'mfdy for Constipation, ani aiToctiona of tbo Digestiv Organs. For IlcaJacli tbi-y lat9 pruveJ theru-si-lvca a RpeciQc." Bead the testimony of GOV. KINO, Ala. J 1 Would U'.t Lh Ith'jut Wilson's I'ii'.s! p).- any price, l'or liefest: tu nJ HeailLehe, I Civile a rill aul Uk tLa Laif, it Jpi7es inuneulat ri-lio.'' I i I Soli by Druggists & Dealers everywhere. PREPARED BY B. lt. FAIINESTOCK & CO. Importers &. Wholesale Druggists 2?o. CO, corner Wool and 4th St3. PITTSBURGH, PA. CLZ FR0PEIIT0K8 Of O B. L. Fahnestock's Vermifuge, o TO INVALIDS. DR. HARDMAN ANALYTIC PHYSICIAN, AND PHYSICIAN FOR DISEASES OF THELÜNGS, FORMERLY PHYSICIAN TO THE Cincinnati Marine Hospital, .LY IXVALID'S RETREA T, Corresponding Member of the London Medical Society of Observation AUTHOR OF IiCttcrs to Invalids AND EDITOR OF THE MEDICAL TELESCOPE. May be Consulted at Plymouth, Edwards Rouse, Tuesdiv. AUGUST i4th; Warsaw, Wright House, AUGUST J3th. D P3 HARDMAN treats Consumption, BronchitLaryngitis, Asthma, and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, by .Medical Inhalation, combined with proper constitutional treatment for the blood. Dr. Hardman will carry with him his modicmes and will be prepared to furnish patents with appropriate remedies, strivtly from the vegetable kin" dorn. b c His medicines arc compounded of various B irk, Buck, Leavws, Gums, Roots, Plants &e. Procured ofS , n'llans JK1 from every quarter of the Globe. IT Regular visits duly announced. O Particularattentionpaid to SKIN DISEAS-s ES and Glanduläre, Ulcers, Sores and Tumors. Dr. Ilaidman does not charge for consultation. Dr. Hardman treat all chronic or long standing diseases of the Lungs. Livers, Stomach, Bowels, Madder, Kidneys. Rrain, Heart. Nerves, Womb, Spleen, Spine, Eyes, Ears, &c, Seroffula, Fit, Cancers, Rheumatism, Dropsev, Skin Dise?e, Fever Sores, Catarrah, Semin.i Weakness, Neuralga, Whites, Insanity, Dvsncnsia, Giddiness Heat of the Urin. Syphilis Plies', Sick Headache, Enlarged Fon-ils. i:c. Feb. 2. n3 ly. DR. HARDMAN. Q. BLAIN, & Co., Druggists PLYMOUTH, IND. HAVING just received a fresh supply of every article in our line of trade, onistiiig mairdv 'of Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dve Sfutl'.-, Varnish, Brushes, Perfumery, Yankee Notions, Glass, Stationery, Türe Medicines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes only, to which we respectfully invite the attention of thii community. Wu Jiave also, on hand a stock of GIIOCEUIKS. Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Tobacco, Cigars etc. To be disposed of at very reasonable figures. Within afew day past, we have reeeivcd from Pit;.-burgh andNew Yoik a large amount of KEREOSENE AND CCAL OIL. AND for burning the same, of every size andstvle with or without shades. We are" also agent's for all the popular PATENT MEDICINES of the day. Physician's prescriptions carefully put up at all hours, day or night, by experienced druggists. We earnestly invite the public to favor us with a call, examine our stock, and become convinced of the fact that wc are doing a liberal business. G. PLAIN & Co. riymouth, lud., March 29th, 1651. JOSUE'll Still in Egypt, dealing in Corn! Müß ÄT TIE 110! MILLS LOUR AND FEED STORE. l'OOO 00 Büchels Wheat, 2,000,000 Cu-hels Corn, 00,000 Bushels Rye, 100,000 Bichels Oats, 2,000,000 Flour Barrels Staves and Heading. For which they w ill pay the Highest Market price in COSll. Thev also want lOO.OOO CUSTOMERS To purchase Groceries at unprecedently low prices. They will pay cash at all limes for grain, and sell in return groceries at prieus that cannot be afforded by any other establishment in the place their facilities for purchasing supplies in Chicago as well iu eastern cities, being superior to any other house on account of their freequent shipments of Hour and grain to these points thereby enabling them to save the expense of exchange. If you want the highest price going for your Grain, Barrel Staves and Heading don't pell before calling at the above establishment. CUSTOM WORK. Their mill has bten recently been irfurnished w ith New and Superior Bolting Cloths, undergone a general and thorough repair, and it capable now under the superintendence of of Engiish miller in their employ, of manufacturing a9 good flour as vny Mill in the United States. BOLTED CORN MEAL. They have recently put a meal bolt in their mill nnd can now furnish customers with bolted corn meal. Flour of all grades, meal, bran nnd shorts, kept constantly on hand at the store and mill and will be Hold in large and ßinall quantities. As heretofore, flour, meal shorts and bran will be delivered to town customers free of ehar"e, RICHMOND, WILBUR i CO? Plymouth, May :i, IcbU I5tf A GOOD Assortment OF Cutlery, Toys, and Notions, at crt 6-tf No- 'f PershinpWork.

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S.Ü9 ACRES GF LAID M IM. rjpHE UNDERSIGNED IS AUTHORIZED to Sell the following described Lan Js, at rvry low figures; part down and th; balance in annual payments, from one t-j f jar years, with interest, paid annually : "UNION TOWNSHIP. s vr qr n c qr e half it e qr. . n w qr s w jr. . 31 T 2'i N II 1 E A. .40 Jo. . . .HI -4Ü 14... CENTER TOWNSHIP. N. E. Quarter Sec. T. 33 N. K. 2 E , A .KM n wqr n w qr ' s w qr n w qr " e haif s e r,r " h....( 40 i r-2... .ai. ,t0 . . . .ni. . 1....:.. . 40 . H . HJ .101 . ft . Ht . a1) . 4 .W) . 4') . H .15;) . 37 . CI . rj . w . c'J . r') . !-'! . i) e half n v qr " Li, Uilli -J. . l,..lfu.- r. C. R E K N 1 0 W N 511 IP. E. hf N. E. c.r Sec T. i- v t? 2 E n half n w or " s e qr s w o,r n e qr u w qr s c or 3 a. ii 34... 19.. s w qr s e qr. c half ii w qr 'U... 30... 2--2... 2-5... 23.!. 29... 21.... 1? 17... 17... n o or w fr s e or. . s e f r s e qr. . . w half n w qr " e half n e or. . . w half n w qr. . w half s w qr. . w half s c qr. . e hall se qr. s w qr s e qr. n w fir n half s w qr in. . .1CI ii i( fiT 2 N R 2 E. A f-D G 32 2 v s ha It n w or ICnnwii :n the Wil?ön Farm, altout C'J acres uu der cultivation dwelling house, stub'.e f.nd a good young orchard. One fourth in hand, the bl.mcj "in five or ten venrs with interest anu'i ;l!y. V.'ALNUT TO .VNSllIP. S. E S,c. If. T. 32 N. R. 3 E , A " 9 half n w qr. . . n w qr s w qr. . , n e qr s pt lot lots 2 and 3.... c half s eqr.... w half s e qr. . . . 15 32... 33 , j- i ii I . . 40 ..1G ...4 t 2 .. .-d . . ...bü 30... 32 30... 32 30... 32 24...:.:-' 34... 32 v half n c qr. . ." liOIIRP.ON TOWNSHIP. W half N. E. qr Sec. 12 T. 33 N. R. 3 E., A SO e half n wqr " 7 33 4 SJ Ul.KMAIN lOWAMlir. Lot3l and 2 Src. C T 34 N. R. 3 Lotl M J w'half n w qr " 34 3 n nr or air or ' 34 3 16.) 41 H.I i'J NORTH TOWNSHIP, n hf n w qr (W M R) See 6 T 3. N R 2 E. 122 POLK TOWNSHIP. W. half N. E. Kr Sec. 27 T. Zö N . R. I E., A 0 s e qr n w qr " 3G 4 ) ehalfne qr " t nwqr " 9---31 16 seqr u wqr...." 33 35 fO One mile North of Knott's Station, fifteen acres under cultivation log bouse, well and young orchard. Terms, one half in hand balai.ee in on vear, with interest. WEST TOWNSHIP E. half N.W.qr Sec. 23 T. 33 N. R. 1 E-, A SO 8') e half s e jr 27 w fr s e qr e half seqr " e half s e qr w f r s e qr 44 3 w qr s w qr 41 w half s w qr 44 w linlf n e fir. ... . 27 10 o-y 22 30.. "..'.. IGT 34. . 47 HI 47 Crt !lG0 Also th following desctibed landi in Fulton County, situated about two miles Eat-t of the Michigan lioad.and joining the south line of Marshall County, to-wit : N. E.qr N. E. qr Sec. 5 T. 31 N. R. 3 E., A 4B s half s eqr 44 5 31 c Lot No. 2 44 5... .31 51-75 Persons wi-hing to purchase unimptov d laud', on easy t'iins, will do well to give me a call. ! a! -so have the P. O , address of the larger portion of nonresident land ow ners, which w i'.l -nable me to ascertain the price of a large quantity of laud which is not desenbed in the a'-tve li-t. thus. Mcdonald. lvniomh,Fe.9i3--tf "" LAND ÄGKCY. 3,000 ACHES of GOOD LAX1 Fop Snk' on Ea-y rlVrm. lERSONS wnnting to buy orscll Lat.d, wi!lo'. g well to call on the und riu-d, w l.o cji c facilities for purehase or sale equal to aitv in lb" cou'trv. FOR SALE, at LESS than current rates, ar. on time: nw jr see 31, (! ss 10 aen-a out of tu cor.) and s ti ol cwqof sec 27, town 32 n, of ri:: 1 w 230 acres 30 acres improved at N;-:h Bend, Stark county. The n h of nw fen w ni r, sec G Michigan K i i an,l 122 .ri7-109 acres t.n'mproved fcix mi!ei north of Plymouth line, heavy timbered land, with water. Tlie seq and e h of ew q of sec 22, and the i. q of see 3(, tow n :i" n, of range one Pdk ti "nsliio 100 aeies- heavy timbered, good wjtft ne-.ir Tyucr City tobe sold in quantitiei- to .-::rt purchasers. The s h of ne ( of sec 29, town 3.i n, -f ran.; ; 2 e, 60 acres, four indes south of Plymouth teen acres improved good laud, timber andw atv i The se q sect, town 32 n, of raiicre2 c, lGv jtrrec Grceu tovnshij) eight miles from Plymouth near store, mills, and in a pood neighborhood good timber,' fine grass msit'n, acdlivir.g, running water. The e h of sw q of sec 25, town 34 n, of rang 2 e.andsw q of sw q of 31, town 34 n, 122 acvs, four miles north-east of Plymouth good milltfta and saw mill thirty acres improved building to be !o'd very cheap. The s h of iiw q of sec 14, town 32 n, of range 3C close by Tippecanoe Town good land ate' good limber unimproved to be fad tn taj terms. Lot No. G in Wheeler's addition I the town Plymouth fine dwelling and c odont house. North 3; of Lot No. 37 in Plymouth, now knowi as "Baldwin House" a de-irab' location. LotNo.91iu Plymouth. good dwelling lmus Part of Lots 73 and 71, Plymouth dwelling 34x40 fee lor sale or rt nt. Lot No 40, Ph mouth good dwelling and two story business hoie, on one of theL t corner ij town to he had at a bargain. Persons deMious of purchasing in thii viclnit willdo well to give us a call. REEVE & CA FRON, December Dil 2tf Plymouth, Inu A Great Bargain! WHERE A MAN CAN DOUBLE HIS MONEY IN TWO YEARS. The most Dcsirohle property it tTie County' The undersigned offer? to sell his Grist Mill and tract df lanJ, containing cG acres, on which it in located, on verv reasonable tojms. It is located six and a half miles west of Pmuotitb The Mill is in good repair, manufactures the best quality of flour, and has the best run of custom of any other in the county. The water power is steady vnd believed to be superior to anv other n Marshall county. Hy proper attention from three to live thonsand dollarj can be made on the Mill, ind perhaps more. He will take any kind of jzood property in part payment 1' or further Particulars, enquire on the premis of AYR ES BALDWIN. January 2b. 1HJ.0. 12tf. 3tf. Worm. Worm. Worms. r IHE fcason is at hand when these Fcoi:r-f of thildliood begin to become both troubUxtme und dangerous. Dr. Johv Bill's Vlcliabik Worm Destkover a ieniedv alike pleasant Mid cllectual for the evil. There is not the least elifliculty in getting chifchen to take the medicine. It is prepares i tue form of Cindy Drop. and will be eaten with avidity by children of all aprt. It de troy a and expels" worms more clIVctuaHy than any remedy now in tue, while at the tame lime it will in no way a fleet injuriously the health of the child. T. A. LEMON, Plymouth, It can be procured from Druggists and country stores every h here. Dr. JOHN PULL'S Principal OfiW, Louie viUc, Knturki r.22jri