Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 1, Number 31, Plymouth, Marshall County, 23 August 1860 — Page 3

JTIIE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT i

rrMr. D. D. Dunn wants a " jour 1 immediately. See advertisement. Cooper, : U"Thom.3 MxrES, of Tyuer City, advertises lor pale a good, now two-horse wagon. Wag-on, somebody, and buy it. Lost. A black lace veil was lost on hist Sunday, on the " camp ground " 10 niles South of this place. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at this office. Mr. Packard will speak at the Jacoby school huu3e turuorrow evening at early candle lighting. He will probably be assisted by others from this place. Let there be a general attendance. Ilr.cicM' Goods luve come and are now readv for inspection. Their old goods are to be sold at irr it bargains, as thev must fret them out i - - of their way to make room for their new ones. A lltcitoRT Fole is to be raised at the Ilibbs school house on Friday, (to-morrow,) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. M. A. O. Packard will address those present. Democrats turn out and hear him. U"Uemeinber the Pole Raising at Tippecanoctown on Saturday next- It will be the tallest pole in these part, and the ballance of the performance ii intended to be la proportion to the height of the pole. Oca Club Mekting. The Democrats of town will bear in mind that this is the night of our Club Meeting and arc requested to come out. The Democratic Band will be on hand assisted by their teacher Prof. Frisbee. nr.,v..T, op K.xox on the dav of their ! 1 HE Count; convention, raised a fhie pole, 123 feet above ground, on which they put a streamer CD feet in lengtö. and run up a flag 23 feet long. They are ju-tly pro a J of it . ITDo not forget the Grand Rally at Tyner City on the 30th. Iii intended to be the mass-meeting of the Campaign lor this vincinity. The ride is to be free from this place to Tyner. Let all who can possibly leave home go along. XjRecb. Williams, from all appearance, will have all that he can attend to at home now for while, as the Irdianian of last week went into him in good e?yle. Wc give him over to the tender mercies of that paper, for a short time. Woi.k Creek Tlocring Mill. In its proper phieo will be found the advertisement of the above mill, Mr. Michaix Zcmner, Proprietor. To our ' reades we will .iy that we know of no place whete better Hour can be obtained, or more of it for less in mey, trän of tho afore3i;d Michael. Our friend, John W. Houghton continues in hid responsible duties a Freight and Express Agentat Bourbon, and still serves "Uncle Sam" in the Post-office. John has tisen by degreed to his present important trusts, and always did his dulv, ad "troops of friends" will testify. It h KotoRKn that Prof. Fuller is tr.ii'ir to get in with Dr. I?ltz to get an opportunity to display Lis skill, before the Doctoi's audience, in dissecting. We hope the Dr. will have nothing to do T. ith him for he is a miserable rpi ek,as i- evidenced by Ma .-erics of -exhibit" and hi performance at the Shean school house, some two weeks since. JCTWe are truly glad to ste that that excellent bote! Gamhriü'a Exchange, is doing a thriving buines. "0-APE,r ii a model landlord, gt-ncrons toa fault, sets a No. 1 table, and charges tm.dcr- ! ate. All we can say is, call and see him when visi'itg Flymouth, and if he don't make you us "hap- J py as a clam " while at hi house, why we'll pay the laser. i . Pierson vi lie Pole Raising. The Democrats of Pierson ville will raise a po'e on Friday the 30th of Aug., at 1 o'clock p. in. It is desired that all the Democrats of that v'cinity be in attendance, mid a cordial invitation extended to the voter of the entire countv and to men of all parties, to be present. Our candidate for Representative will address the meeting after the pole is raised. McsiCAL Convention. Prof W. O. and II. S. Perkins, from Boston, assisted by the vocalists of this place, both juveniles and adults, will give a musical entertainment on Saturday eveningnext, at the Presbyterian church, tl.ey come among us highlv recommended ns musicians and gei.tlenu n. The concert will doubtless be ;he best thing of the kind that we have had in the place for a great while The loven of good music will not fail to atti n iDr. J. P. Rutz, of the south-western Infirmary und Medical Institute, located near Vevay in this State, m now delivering a coure of interesting, instructive and useful lectures, on Anatomy and Physiology, at Weatervelt's Hall. The first of the regular course was delivered last even'ng.All desirous of obtaining useful information should attend these lectures, cppecially the young people, Lecture commence at 9 o'clock every evening, 17" S. Higby, at FairrnouTit, about four mile north, i bound to kep up with the improvements being midcin Marshall county, and not having "room according to his strength" to accommodate his cummers, ia now erecting a Urge frame Tavern stand, not forgetting a splendid spring-floor Ball room, where the lad' and lassies may have a merry time. Esq. Matteson, we learn, the builder, and it will be "put through" with nil possible dispatch. Whki.kr k Witioji's SrwiNc. Machines. By referring to iwlvertisemftHt it will be Ben that Mr. H. Pierce, hai obtained the agency of the above widely-clebrated Sewing .Machine, and will keep them on hand, at hU store, for eiamination and sale. The merits of these machins need not be discussed by U3, ns they have become one, amon; the nianv, of the fixed institutions of the country, and the praiso bestowed in their behalf, a the best Sewing Machine now in use.M undoubtedly not misplaced. Call and examine them. X7We notice that Mr. A. F. Roberts, has ju?t leceived a fne assortment of Rutland Marble some ol the slabs containing upwards of T0 feet. When we say that Mr. II. i doing some of the best work in Muble that wo ever saw, we do not mean It a pJT,bj any means, hut as a simple fact, a? an examination of his work will fully how. The tablet now being finished up at his shop is certainly worthy of the highest praise and commendation, and we would ask all to call and examine it. We would like to give a more extended notice of this establishment but scarcity of room forbids it at this time. Muaic hath Charm V So, indeed, we thought, m we were delightfully entertained and agreeably surprised while in Bremen the other day, by the ekilful performance on the Melodeon, of little Jennie Miller, (only six years of age) daughter of our friend Jonas Miller, of that plac. Already she executes the roo?t difficult pieces of music with wonderful correctness, and ad her little fingers touch the keys rapidly, and she displays so much musical tate rnd skill, for one m voung, we predict that she will one Lj beeome highly accomplish 1 in the Art of Mnic. S.

Circuit Court ' Judge Osborn on the bench. On the State docket were the following cases which were disposed of: The State vs. Finch, indicted for receiving stolen goods, know ing th tin to be euch. He pleal guilty, and being minor was sentenced to the County jail, 6f days. The State r Mary Coyer, indicted for grand larccnv. was found guilty and sentenced to two years imprisotment in the County jail at hard labor. The State cs. John llrown petit larceny; j plead girlty, and was sentenced to the Penitentiary one year. Among the numberless liquor cases, some plead guilty, some wero found guilty, some were dismissed, and some continued. On the civil docket the usual number of divorced were granted, and a moderate list of other cases disposed of. SPECIAL NOTICES. Scott's Collecting Agency. Mr. J. S. Scott, who docs a General Collection and Xetcfjaper Agtncy Business is authorized to receive Subscriptions, Advertisements, &c, for us, and to give receipts for money due this Office. We cheerfully recommend Mr. Scott as a careful, prompt, and honorable man. Claims entrusted to him for Collection, could not be placed in safer hand. A. C. THOMPSON, Ed. Democrat. ILr Charges moderate and the most satisfactory reference given, when required. Moihers need no longer wofry their children half to death, forcing wormgeed" oil and similar distrusting drugs down their throats. Dr. John BulVa Vegetable worm Destroyer is just the article they want. Put up in the form of candy, the children are delighted with it, and "worms are destroved as if bv a stroke of lightning Henderson uurier. Home Testimony Goshen, Elkhart Co. Ind., July 23d, '50. Dr. O. W. Roback Dear Sir : .My son was greatly debilitated from the effects of a long and violent cough. I could get nothing to revive him until I tried your Scandinavian Medicines and they braced him up immediatelv. Yours truly, " L. SHERWOOD. Se advertisement in another column. n21lw 1 73" Persons of sedentary employments frequently experience a dull, heavy sensation in the head, which unfit j them for either lalior or eniovment Wilson's Headache Pills are a certain cure for affeetions of this kind. The experience of thousands who have used them fr veais, attest their excel lence in all complaints arising from a disordered stomach. They are prepared and sold by 11. L. Fahnestock 4 Co. Wholesale Druggists, and proprietors of P. L. Fahnestock 's crinil'uge, No. ul, corner Wood and Fourth Streets, Pittsburgh, Fa. and Pershing .S: Co. and merchants generally aug.lt. I 1 MARRIED. On the 17th insr., bv W. Tuttle, Esq., Mr. Geoiu;e W. Barni.t to Miss Klikabkth A. Dawson, all of this Countv. On the 0th inst., by C. Grube, Esq., Mr. FatKERICK SmuKII to MlSA Fl.I.AHfcTH StCCK, all of West township, in tin count v. OBITUARY. Dieii At La Porte, Aug. 1'Jlh, IMiO, Ai.vako L son of R. S. and M. J. Lkmiakt. Aged 1 montlts and -G days. Why should our tears in sorrow flow, When God recalls his owi ; 'Tis nut the voice that Jesus send To call them to his arms. Jr'o fades the lovely, blooming floweis Fail, Mui'ing solace ot tin hour ; So soon our transient comforts tl v, And pleasure only blooms to die." Maggie. y V K I F Y T h i: BLOOD ! 3 MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS A XI VIKLXIX BITTEliS. The higii and envied celebrity which these fire eminent medicines have acquired for their invaluable llicacv in all the Diseases which they profess to cure, hs rendered the usual practice of pulling not only unnecessary, but unworthy of them. IN ALL CASES of As.hnia, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Affections of the 'Hadder and Kidneys, BiLLIOt'S FEVERS A.NI LIVER COM I'LAl.NTS, In the South and West, where thce diseases prevail, they will be found invaluable. Planter?, farmers and other, w ho once use these Medicines, w ill neer afterwards be w ithout them. BILMOC CIIOLlC,SF.HOUS, LOOSENESS, PILES, COSTIVEness, colos A.n coccus, ciioLic, coKKcrr HUMORS, llROrSIES. Dvspepsia.-No person w ith this distresing disease should delay uing these McuL-ines immediately. Kruptions of the Skin, Krysipelas, Flatulency. Fever AMt Act'E. For this scourge of the Western country, these Medicines w ill be found a safe, t-peedy and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the sym in subject to a return of the disease ; a cure by these njt.licines is permanent. Pry them. Lc satisfied, and be cured. Foi'Lnksä of Complexion GENERAL OEBILITV, COLT, GIDDINESS, GRAVEL, Headaches of every kind. Inward Fever, Inflammatory Rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaundice, Loss of Appetite. Mercurial Disease- Never fails to eradicate entirely all the cllects of Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful preparation of Sarsaparilla. MUIIT SWEATS, NERVOUS DEBILITY, COMPLAINTS of all kinds, organic affections. Tiles. The original proprietor of the. e Medi- ! tines was cured of Piles of 35 years standing, by the use of tlie.e Life Medicines alone. Pains in the Head, Side, Back, Joints a Organs. Rheumatism. Those affected with this terrible disease, will be ?ure of relief by the Life Medicines. Rush of Blood to the Head. Scurvy. Salt Rheuui, Swellings. Scrofula, or KinqV Evil in Hi worst forms. I Ulcers of evry description. Worms of all kinds are effectually expelled by these Medicines. Parents will do w ell to administer them whenever their existence is suspected. Relief w ill be certain. The LIFE PILLS and P1KKN1X BITTERS PUKIFY THE 11 LOO I), And thus remove all disease from the system. Prepared and sold bv DR. WILLIAM II. MOFFAT, 3ti." Broadway, cor. of Anthony street, New York. rorsale byall Druggists. vJmJbly A GOOD Assortment O V Cutlery, Toy, and Notions, at Am XVXYJ-Kf No. p, PcrshingRIock. oct C-Stf. lO.OOO AC11KS OF LVN J TTOR SALH. I am authorized to sell ten thouI' Band acres of land, situate in the county of Stark, State of Indiana, all of which are among the choice lai.d of the county. Also two improved farms which nrc in ä desirable location, and a hotel in the town of Knox, Indiana Purchasers will be furnished with an assistant, who U a Burvcyor.to aid in finding boundaries and examination of the premises For tcmn apply to R II Render, or to the undersigned JOHNS HKNDKR, H DICKSON k Co. want their books settled by cash or note.

Was in session here last week, and a part of thus

GREAT CLOSING CUT SALE

OF Summer Goods FOR THE NEXTSO DAYS! AT THE Low Price Store. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES ! In order to make room for our Fall and Winter Stock, we will sell for CASH all of our Summer Goods at P K I M E COST, AM ALI. OTHER DRY GOODS AT ONE FOURTH THE USUAL PER CENT ! Now is the time tu SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy Goods at NEW YORK PRICES. WE WILL SELL Good Fast Colored Lawns at 10 cents. Good Challies for 15 cents, and the best styles and qualities for 21 cents. A good article of DeLaincs for 12'. cents. same we sold for 20 nnd 2."i cents We have just received 50 pieces of BEST AMERICAN PRINTS which we will sell for 10 Cents per Van!. Who cannot afford to buy a good Calico or Lawn Dress lor H) cents? Wo will sell a J 'rime Article of Women's Stors For We have a large ptock of GROCERIES, CROCKERY, tc. dr., which we are pclling at REDUCED PRICES. 1 f you w ould get a flood article for about t call soon at the Lcr.v Prico Store, on the corner South of the la J wards' House. RICE & SMITH. Plymouth. July JI. lf-f.(l. nfitf rnuG- "is" ,je? ozi 23 . 1 AS RF.MOVKI) HIS STOCK OF DRCUS j X H si mi Medicines to the room one door east ! of Patterson A Cleveland's ftoic on La Porte street, Plymouth, Indiana, where he keeps constancy on hand FURS DRUGS & MEDICINES, carefully selected from the bet Wholesale LV tablishir.ciiM in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Chicago. COUNTRY MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS GENERALLY Will find it to their interest to give him a call asJ he warrants every article sold by him to be just w hat it i represented. In addition to his large ftoek of Drugs and Medicines, may be found Endless Quantities OF Y IS K E K NOTIONS, PERFUMERY, HAIR OIL, HUKNINT. ELU1D, CI OA US, iC. And in fact, erer) thing usually kept in a Drug Store, at prices as low as can be afforded. Call and examine for yourselves. n2.-.tf T. A. LEMON. JOSEPH Still in Egypt, dealing in Corn! WAITED AI THE RIEIÖ1 L:!US LOUK AND PEED .gTOIiK. 100(1 00 Rachels Wheat, 2,000,000 Pa.-hcls Corn, 00,000 Rushels Rye, 100,000 Rush - Oats, 2,000,000 Flour RarreU Staves and Deadlier, For w hich they w ill pay the Highest Market pi ice in jljglX. Thev also w ant lOO-ÖOÖ CUSTOMERSTo p i clmse Oroceries at unprccedently low prices. Tb-v will pay v.ii at all times for grain, mid n il in leturn groceries at prices that cannot be afforded l v any other eFtalnVhment ir the place their labilities for purchasing supplies in Chicago as weil as east ern cities, being superior to any other houe tin account of their freequent shipments of flour and grain to these oiiits thereby enabling them to h:iv the expense of exchange. If you want the highest price going for your Grain, Rarrel Staves and Ile-.uing don't Pell before calling at the above establishment. CUSTOM WORK. Their mill has been recently been icfumished with New anil Superior Hölting Cloths, undergone a general and thorough repair, and ia capable now under the superintendence of of English miller in their employ, of innnufacturing as good flour as vny Mill in the United States. HO LT EI) CORN MEAL. They have recently put a meal bolt in their mill and can now lurnish customers with bolted corn meal. Flour of all grades, meal, bran and shortu, kept constantly on hand at the store and mill and will be sold in large and small quantities. As heretofore, flour, meal shorts and bran will Ik? delivered to town customers free of charge, KIUIIMUINU, WlMJUJl k CO Plymouth, May 3, lHUh 15tf Old Iron. I WILL pay one cent and a quarter per pound for all Old Iron delivered at my Foundry, in

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OHIO CASH STORE GO TO THE GO TO THE GO TO THE oiiio cash store. OHIO CASH Si ORE. OHIO CASH STOKE. JUST RECEIVING 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 pu; eh.iing ood in FliiladeSphia, New York, AND OF Tiir; MAX UFA CTURERS, Finable me to sell at Wholesale and City Prices. PersoiK not fully acquainted with the ahie of (Joods, have aHsuraiie! that in dealing wiili US they pay the S A M E P HI CE S AS THE MOST EXPEHIENCED I'UKCIIASEU We promise to do our pa.t to please and Katisly all who nviy ;ivj us a all, an 1 am determined to establish a character for sedin goods 1 JSjtnv riccz. MOTTO is Sinn 1 1 firofits,QuicEt SSetnriis Among our extensive stock will be found Tjinlirs Eßress 4oo!s which is very large, consisting of BLACK, BROCADE AXD FAXCY SILKS, TISSUES, E AWNS1, KKAIZES ETC. DcLains, Paul de (have is, Challies an extensive tock of all kinds of I rcss (loods of the latest Style and Patterns Also ii large assortment of I Hack Silk and Stella SILK CAPES, RAIZES, LINEN DUSTERS, Rounds Flats, Ribbons, Ruches, etc. Wliito Goods Embroidery, Collars, Dndersleeves, Rrilliants, Nansook's, Victoria Lawns, Swisdes, MulU etc. Glums, !txierif ami Mitts, Muslins, Sheeting, Ticking, Denims, Calicoes, etc., which can be moIu cheaper than ever before offered in this vicinity. Oood Prints for 15 1-1 anu better for II cents, good heavy brown and bleached muslins, train t 1-1 to 10 cents per yard. Monaml Hoys Wear. A large stock of black and fancy eassirn -res, silk inarseillea Testing ee t ton and linenpiols. S'JOES! SHOES!! .SHOES!!! A very conplcte stork comprising every variety (Jood heel gaiters for 1 25 and others in proportion. uuo c i:s. I have the largest stock ever brought to this place. I can stll good 7.r cent tea for fiO cents good In-own sugar for 7(8 cents per jwnind QUEENS-WAKE e (if. ASS WARE

At wholesale and retail All are invited to call and examine our stoik be fore making purchases elsewhere DM WILLI A MS

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A never WliiK Anti-Mo f -r Flck lira I ein IVi)iM'i.-i.i- KfVi r an 1 AiMit Livvr .'r.ivi.viiii, iuiivt'iu.f s, sr . . ...... : I k. - I. L-.......1.. Ol'Strui-iioii', A.c. T Kcad the testimony of GOV. WISE, Va. 'WrLSJH's Tills ore s Ri'o an t nnt. I useful Family R-mrJy fr ronsilp-ition.i land aJncti..nii of th Titive örwin. iFor lU-adarh tb.-y l'.ive j roved thenij(lvt'9 a Fpecfll.', Eeai the testimony o' GOV. KIRO, Ala. j " 1 v-ould cot h itli"ut AVilscii' Tills, jfor any price. Kor In-litviioii and j iwhe, 1 divllo a Ti'l an I taie tLe b.-Ct; it pi7os lmuieliate n-licf.' Sold ty Druggists & Dealers overywhere. PREPARED UV B. L. PAnNESTOCE & CO. Importers cVWholesala Druggists Ko. 60, corner Wood aad 4th Sts. PITTSBURGH, PA. POLS PROPRIETORS Of" B. L. Fahnestock's Vermifuge. LOOD rURlFER AND HLOOD PILLS ! 13 Dil. UOHACK'S Mcmidaiiaviait neinctlif. When Dn.lI(nACK,theeeh l.rated Swedish I hysitian, introduced hi lUood Purifier anl Ulood Pills in the United States, he ?et forth in plain hm- . TT . , . , guaye the:r curative properties. Tliis was years ao. The task of recommendini; them has since been 1 alien tut of his hind. Enlightened n.en whose character fr sound judgment and philosophy, jrived tln-ir opinion.- weilit in the community, men, who observe, rcllect, and make assiiranvt' doubly sure' before they decide are everywhere approving anl ursin;: the use of these wonderful Preparations. All who confide in the wisdom and honesty ot this class, or who choose to mvest.-ate tor themselves are now of one vunduix thus importint subject. Dr. Kobaes invites tho attention ol the sick to the ORIGINAL LKTTERS, from membevs of the 3Iedical Profession, Editors of public journals, well known Merchants and Farmer, and Ladies of the highest respectability, pivin accounts of extraordinary cures wrought bv the remeilics, cf which cure? they themselves were EVK W'lTXKSSKS. These j-arties may be consulted personally or by letter, bv those who have any dotii.it upon the subject. The evidence in tho possession of Dr. Rol.aek, which is at all times accessible to the public, establish the iollowiii'' facts : That the Rlooo IVkikkr and Ri.ood Tills have ! been proved bv nnalv.ais to i 1 - CONTAIN M MIN'KHAL, That they cure tliealmo.!- universal complaint, nvsi'KrslA, j with niirrrinij certainty, and in a vry h' rt time. ! That after all other medicines have proved useless j thev relieve j 1.IVF.R COMPLAINT, j and restore the health and strength of theufTer-r. j THAT SICK Ii:MAl.KS, i who have hmuui.-lted for yeais in helpless weak ! ness and de-pond ney, recuperate with reat rapid j lty iindei- liiei inv;.i.jiii opcrat'en. That all I sexual disabilities are removed by their cordial an 1 I gentle .-limulatin properties. 'I hat they recruit I SIUTTtRl:: CONSTITCTIOVS, : howeverlliey nnv have been trilled with abused; that t!i ir direct tendency is to lengthen lite, and reudo. it enjoyable. That tperatindirectly upon the jmushh of the disease in the blood thev cAtsK soon to heal, and discharge from the system, every taint of Scrofnil, whether hereditary or otherwise. That they kecbcit Tin: nr.iULiTATKn. and there is no disease of the Stomach and Rowels, the Liver and Nervous System, the Skin, (lands or Muscles, ARISING IROM IMrCKITIK OH on-TRUCTIONS OF THE DI.OOO OR SKCKKTIONS, in w hich they do not give prompt relief ,niv, (if administered before the very citadel of life has been invaded.) effect a painless and perfect cure. Rear in n.ind that the Scandinavian Vkoetablk Ri.ooo Pii.i.s arc endorsed by the cxpericiiae of thousands ol living witnesses, who, in letters, affidavits, medical works and bv word of mouth, proclaim them to be the very best preparation of the kind CYer offered to the broken down victims of ill health. They hunt disease through every avenue and organ of the system, and expel it thoroughly and permanently. No one can doubt their supcrioritv after one sin gle trial they aie not only better, but in fact, I cheaper than anv other Pills, for it takes a less j number of them to produce a better effect. Price of the Sca"dinavian Vegetable Rlood Pulifier, SI P'T ''ottle, or .C per half dozen. Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Rlood Pills, 2." cents per box, or 5 boxes for $1Read Dr. Roback's Special Notices and Certificates, published in a conspicuous part of this Paper from time to time. Dr. Roback's Medical Almanac -md Family Adviser, containing a great variety of interesting and valuable Medical int oi ination, can be had gratis of his Agents throughout the country j In diflicull or complicated Cases, Dr. Robaek j mav be consulted personally or by letter enclosing . ono stamp lor the rcpiv. Principal ollice and salesrooms. No 0 Ea.t Fourth Ftrtet, :tl building from Main street, Cincinnati!, illnn I.;ilKratorv No. :2 Hammond t;reet. tor sale in Marshall county bv Wain A; Co., T. i A. Lemon, Pershing & Co., PL mouth; Robert Cornwcll & Co., Rourhon; John Kcsler, R'ooniinsburg; D. W- Strange, Rremen; John CI.-?., Tii'pec;rnoe; J. V C. Smith, Uniontown; II jWh Uro., Argus; ana itu-iims anu tcrci;ants ;ent rally throughout the Union. Villi "in NPECTINE, THE PERSIAN FEVER CHAKM, Fr the prevention and. cure of Fever and A que and Bilious Fevers. This wonderful renn dy was brought to the knq.Oedge of the present propiiotors by a friend ho has lecn a great traveler in Persia Bud tl.,o Holv Land. While Oin down the river F.uphrates, he experienced a tevere attack of Fever and Ague. hi discovering his condition, one of tho Roal men took from his person ah Amulet, saying, " Wear this and no I'ever trill touch yon." Although incredulous as to its virtues, he complied, und experienced immediate relief, and has since always found it n etleetn-il protection from all malarious complaints. Oa further investigation he found that th boat-m-iii nttributei to it miraculous powers, and said that iteull only bo obtained from the Priests of the Sun. Sometime ufterwan's, the gentleman in conversing with a Priest obtained from him the secret ofits preparation, nnd ascertained where the niedecinal herbs wete lomiil, ot which it wascomnoniuleil. The womlerful virtues of this arti:le have Induced a full belief in the minds of the na

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tives in tho miraculous healing powers of their Priests. Since his return to America, it has been trietl w ith the happiest effect by several Lailies And Oentlemen of high character, who have given it the most unqualified praise. 'Ibis remedy having been a specific in Persia for hundreds of years, for the prevention and cure of Fever und Ague and Nilions Fe vcrs-is now cflci el to the American people. It will bo sent by mail, prepaid, with full directum for use. on receipt of one dollar. Principal Depot and Manufactory, 18 Main St., Richmond, Va. lhanch Office, Rank of Commerce Ruilding, New York. Address vln27ly JOHN WILCOX k CO.

DFL 33 (CORNER OK LA TORTE P L Y M O U T II , M A ii TAS permanently located in this p'ace and is ness. lie is now receiving uircct irom

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The Largest Stock of Marble Kver brought to Northern Indiana, which he will r. 11 at prices that defy competition MONUMENTS, SPIRES, TOMIJS AND HEAD STONES, Neatly and promptly evecu'ed, at prices lower thin those of any other t-hop West of Philadelphia. Orders fiom a distance promptly attended to- A. r . u. Plymouth, July 5th, ibOh 2-Itf

" TO INVALIDS D R - HARDMAN ANALYTIC PHYSICIAN, AND PHYSICIAN FOR DISEASES OF THE LUNGS, FORMERLY PHYSICIAN TO THE Cincinnati Marine Hospital, A X JX VA LID'S RET RE A T, Corresponding Member of the London Medical Society of Observation AUTHOR of JLcttcr Invalid AND EDITOR OF THE MEDICAL TELESCOPE. ! May be Consulted at i Flv.nomh, Edwards House, Tuewlav, AÜjr.i'.sT nth: ; Warsaxv, WrioJst Houöe, AÜGPST l.'Uii. DU. HARDMAN treats Consuniption, Kmnehitj is, Laryngitis, Asthma, and all diseases of the Throat and Lunr?, by Medical Inhalation, combined with proper contitutioiiii treatment for the llood. 1 r. Hardmau will cany with ,i,u hi3 medicine and will be prepared to furnish patents with appro- : priate remedies, strictly from the Tc-etable kin- , eiorn. ins nicilicines.-irc compmnded of varioin Uurks, fiudj, Leaves, (iurn, Root.S Plants Jt' t .fil... I.,,!; . ,.i e.... .. kc. l'roeured I ' !' ii (mii v , ei quaner quarter ot tfie dlobe. LJ Renlar visits duly announced O I'articularattentionpaid toSJilN DISEAS-s ES and Glandulars, Fleers, Sores ami Tumors. Dr. Hardman does notcharire for consultation. Dr. Hardman treaU all chronic or lonir .st:wnKn" ui.eat s oi me jjiinjrs, iwvers, Momacli. I'ovve s. LliUiilcr, Kidneys, Iirain, Heart, Nerves, Womb, Spleen, Spine, I'ves, Ears, Jtc, SerofTuhi, Fits, .(Jancer, Rheumatism, Dropscv, Skin Dise?scs, Ee er Sore.-, Catarrali, Sei.iina" Weakness, Neu- j , ral-a, Whiter, Insanity, Dvsnep.'ia, Cütldiness, Heat i f the Urin, Syphilis Piles Sick Headache Fn larued Toni!s. kv. Kfb.2, n2 ly. DR. HARDMAN. " BLAIN, "& Cc, Druggists PLYMOUTH, IND. XC. i,.,t received ., f,e,b on,.!r ..Pr-. article in our line of trade, eonsistinr mainlv ot Drills, .Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dve Stulls, anr.sh, Lrushes, rerfumt'iv, ankee Noiio'is, Class. SJationerv, Pure Medicines and Liquors for t.i: .i . "... .... . u- v 1 ... .ueoK i.iai purposes wui , io w men w e resoeciiullv I invile the j-.ttentinn nfll:J eiimuiiuutv. W'e 1. ------ ..... - - - - - ...... ........ - . .11.1 v .1 Tcit tT ll'ltl.l .1 IL- f i ..t' dC GliOCKHTKS, Tea, Coflee, Suar, Tobacco, Cigars, ttc To be disposed of at very reasonable figures. Within .-few day p ast, we have received from i Pittsburgh undNcw York a larc amount t.f K E R Ih )S LN IZ A N D CC A L O'L. a o TjAM fur burning the same, of every size andstle with , or without shades. We are also agents for all i the popular t PATENT MEDICINES 1 (,f ifi ti;iv. rhvsician's prescriptions carcfillv Jtnifim atäll hours, dav ir ii?4,t. bv exierirnc J i c. . t o:ruirists. Wit earnestly invite the public to favor lis with a call, examine our stock, and become convinced of the fact that we are doing a liberal business. O.RLAIN & Co Plymouth, Ind., March 2'Jth, 15'J. 6ry goods A N D SELLING CHEAPER THAN EVER! L would respectfully call the attention ot purchasers to the laet that wc have jut re ccived from the Eastern cities, a well selected of .1OLVV l VTA iu:ai)Y-madh V L O T Tl I IV ii H AT, CAPS. aiocsiiiEs, &-c. Havim: bought our stock at fu-t l.is Houses! we can offer you (loods nt prices to suit the times, j N. 1. ith the above we have connected a Tailoring Establishment, Under the supervision d Mr where we are prepared to F. J. RENNER MARK CLOTIIINO TO OUItlvlf! And keep constant!;, on hand CLOTHS, CASSIM'RS, VESTINGS 'J 1 1 .V M. RKCKF.R. njn-irJ 2:1 Ä Örcat ISaraiii! WHERE A MAN CAN DOUHLE HIS MONEV IN TWO YEARS. yy? JiWSt Desirable properly it- the Coaufyl The undersigned offers to sell his Crist Mill and tract llf land, containing M acres, on which it i hicated, on very reasonable tcims. It is lcated six ami 1 half miles west of Plymouth The Mill is i a good repair, nianufa' tures the best quality of flour, and has the In'st run of custom of any other in the county. The water power is steady vnd Indieved to be supcrir to anv other in Marshall county. Ry proper attention from three to five thousand dollarj can be made on the Mill, ami perhaps more, lie w ill take any kind of gonl property in part payment For further particulars, enquire on the premises of ' AYRES raldwin. Jannarv 2h. 1H50. 12tf. :tf. VLL kind of Fancy Hardware at II. lt.CICKSON 4

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AND WAI.M.T tTKtKlS, K S II A L L C O o st i: it t s I X D prepared to execute all orders in Iii line of b'as: ermoni Real Estate Agency. yflfliriflll riMlil PNDUiSIGNED IS AU'I ik:pj2li JL to sell the following de-eribed Lam'-J, at tr? low figures; p:irt down md the balance in anuf'jl payments, from one t j fjur year?, vrith iuu ret, paid annually : UNION TOWNSHIP, s w- Mr n e rr 'M T '.V N It 1 E A. - chalfneqr LT ' n w qr s w jr ' 11 ....40 CENTER TOWNSHIP. N. E. Quarter See. T. 33 N. U. 2 E., A . 1 W n w qr ii w qr ' w qr n v qr " 7 e half s e qr " rt5. ...31 3..., u half n wqr " 30 34 Ii half wq " I 33 40 . 4U . H .Dil ORE EN TOWNSHIP. K. !if N. E- qr n half n w qr s e qr s w qr u c pr a w qr s e qr s w qr s e qr. . e half n w qr. n e qr w fr s e qr. . . . s e fr s v qr. . . w haif u w qr e half n e ;r w half n w qr. vr halt's w ir. . w half s e qr. . e ii'il f a e qr . . . s w fir s e qr. . S. -. T. :w N. K. I. , A 33 " 33 31 ..' i: "21 . . . ao . 3( o Ojv II f O') ."" 'Jl 1J ." 17 . 0 . M . . 4') AW . a . bü .CA . 3 1 . Gl . . hi . i I .Ififl 17 n w qr. . 10 f, T 3 2 N i half vr o,r U 2 E. A 0 o " w q Known as the Wilson I'arin. ah-mi ',ij ax- s, i.u der cultivnti.n dw elliri b'r.sc, st :ti!e and a ytunl i youn orc.'i ard. One fourth in hand, the balance in Jive or ten wars with interest annuallv. WALNUT TOWNSHIP. S. K See. 1." T. 32 N. R. 3 IJ. k ? .- i?' . 40 .n"2 ..4) . .82 . o ..to . ,k;1 St? s half n w (i 1 n w qr s w qr. . . " 32. . n e qr " 3l .. .3.1. . . .32 .:;2... .32..., .32.... .32..., s pr Joi .in. I hits 2 and ' " 30. . e half s cqr " 30. whalfsc ' 31.. w half n e nr. . ." 31. . t POURRO N TO W N S II I P. ! V i,alf X' -lcc 12 T. 33 N. R. 3 C, 4 .VI i CKIIMAN TOWNSHir. r ... t ... I .1 O.... IT 'I' )! NT l j . j " w half n w or " .'.4 3 10 s't 4 34 31 1 ' ' ir ' "l . 3 NORTH TOWNSHIP. . u hf ii w qr tu .vi lv) J-cc b I 3. K 2 L. 122 1 POLK lOU iNSINF. ' W. half N. K. sr Sec. 27 T. :(.r N . R. I F., A s qr n w qr " .n 4 e half n e qr ' nwqr IL... 'M Dl' s e qr n wqr....' 3!t 3.r ( One mile North of Knott' Station, fifteen acres under cultivation loj; house, well and vun or (hud ve.ir, . Term, one h:ilf in hand balance in one With i.'iter-;'t. ! V'KST TOWNSHIP i FI. hah N.W. (jr Sec. 23 T. 33 N. R. 1 E. vO .. .. 4? . 'rV . MM . 17 . r,.161 e hall's o qr " J W I r s c or. ... 27 .... 10 . o-o-j 30 if. T 34 e half se or. ! c l,aJf g c qr i w fr s e qr. . 1 ! s w or s w qr ; half wqr w halfn e qr " 7 . 3f ; Also tie f-. I lowing desetibed lands in Fulton i Countv. situated about two miles Eastof the Mich . .... .m. . t i iiaii Road, an ! joining the south liiie of Marsh!! Countv, to-wit : N. F.qr N. E.qrS. c .' T. "1 N. R. .1 F., A 4-t half s qr ' " :l i lot No. 2 " ;.... :u ;L7.' Person- ivi-h;nr to jüirchase unimproved lsnd-, ön cny ti'ira, V, do well to give me a call. I 1 -so ha the P. O , alhess of the larger portion ot nonresident land owners, which will enable to ascertain the prh'e of a large nuantity :f land w hich is not described in the aUoe li.-t. thos. Mcdonald Plymouth, Feb. Pth, 1HVI i:t-tf LAND "AGENCY. ;VHd AC'RKS of GOOD LA XI j I'or Sale on K:isy 'iVnit. 1 I3ERSONS wamingtohuy I.rsell Land, willd. , 1:ld!U; fir j,,,,,,, ur p;lle vumi to !g,v,.trv ''!!!,!;',,,,., . nvci. .. . JL well to (all ni t!io iindcrsigiud, who cangiv hx iw tb i ..l.l, ai iir man i um 11 nt rates, and on time: nv qr f ec -O. (less 10 aen-s out of s Cor.) and 3 fi of sw qof ec 27, town !I2 n, ofntn; I w 2.'0 acres, ltd neves inqcoved at North Pend, Stark county. The 11 h of nw fen w in r, see Ii Michigan Road and 122 :7-100 acres uniinpioed acres unnupi o el si k miie 1101 1 h of Plymouth life, heavy timbered land, 1 with water. The .-r o ami c h of sw q of see 22, ami tue n of see VA, town "f 11, of rai ' one e- Polk tow n j shin ItMlacies heavy limbered, goi! watrr I near Tyuer City tobe sold in quantities to t-.iil J purehaseis. 1 he not nc q ot see town .ii n, of 1 mh: 2e,Ntacres, four miles south of FlMnouth'i?ti'rn acres impiov ! ooil l.tnd.liirlx r :md air The sc q S'C r, low u 2 11, ot rai;? 2 . IbT acivs Oreen lownshij eight miles froi.i 1"Imuth near sire, mills, and in a good nirl"rhood oo l tiiuber, tine gia;3- liist.h, and Iii ii . running w af r. The e h of sw q of , 2.', ruin 31 n, of i.ih . 2e,:i:id-w qd"s q of 'S'K tow 11 Hi 11. 122a. , four miles north astof Plymonth gooi millhta und saw-mil! ihotv ,o-re. iioproved building to be Mild very cheap. Tin- s h f nw 0 se- 11. town .'2 n, of rangr 3c close by Tipp -anoe Town pooI laiul und good timber uniuiprovc 1 be hid on taj terms. Iit No. in Vhe ler'i. .iildilion to the town Fh mouth f.ne dwelling and cood;t hicA. North 'J4 of Lt No. !17 in Pl muih, now ktoi MSlaldw 111 House" a lesiiitblc location. Lt No. !M in Plvmouth g...i.i .um- hon. f'art ot !.. T't v.J 11, Flviuouth Iwcl!:! 34x10 feet for Kale r r nl. Iit No PhPlimoutlt g'ic 1 dw Hfing Mad two storv business hou-. n 'j'ieo.''lhe',lie.t cinis in tow ii to lie had at a bargain. Persons desirous of purchasing in this ticinity wilMo welltogie us a call. R F.F. VF. Ä CA PR ON, December 9ih 2lf Plyruouih, Ini' Uorm. Worin-. Worm. rlHEsMon is at hand when thce tcourgrs of J hildhoinl begin to become lth tivubhoioe nnd dangerous. Dr. John Liu's Vir,.TAiLK Worm D:siroi.r is a ifmedy alike pL-asant ud etVectual for the evil, 'liiere is i)t the If aft difficulty in getting children to take the medicine. It is prepared in the form of Candy Drops, and will be eatin with avidity by chih'n n of nil up . It '.Catroys and expels worms more ciTcctualL than any n mely now in use, wh.ile at the same time it will in iv way tilled injuriously the health of the child; " T. Ä. LEMON, Ph mouth. It can be prociu-ed from Druggitt." nl ciuiitrt Stoics even where. Dr. JOHN RFLL'S Principal Oüh c, LoniMilk , Kcntuckv n22mQ

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