Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 1, Number 38, Plymouth, Marshall County, 11 October 1860 — Page 2

TUE riiDIOUfil 'DäiUCitlT. A. C. THOMPSON", ::::::::: Editor.

PLYMOUTH, INDIANA: THURSDAY MOUSING, OCT. 11. ' FOii PRESIDENT, STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS OF ILt.tNOU. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HEES C HELL V. JOHNSON, OF GEORGIA. THE ELECTION. Wathave met the foe have fought a gnod fight and henceforth there is laid up for us a crown of rictory which the righteous people tfill give 113 In Marshall county we have dona nobly, considering ths large mijorhy, the vast amount of whiskey ani the lrg number of traitors and renegades we h i I t contend against. We have reduced the f rmjr rnj jrity of the Republicans from about 100, down to 24, and beat their figures 226 votes as they calculated to carry the county by a majority of 253. On the S te ticket their majority i3 only 21 and we have elected one of our county officers, and, by tho assistance of noble Starke, Old Mattingly, Peter Prinnlö and some few othert, we 9 h..re dne morethan we confidently expected to do elected our Representative by a

handsome majority. This is the greatest j both of those tickets, and we believe they victory we could have achiever1, and has . have manfully and honorably discharged given greater satisfaction to the Democra- that obligation. But in almost, if not quite cy of the Dtstrictthan anything that could all the other counties in the State, the rehave happened, and whai mtkes it better, ' suit confirms us in the belief that they we know that it hurts the Republicans j have either voted directly for the Repub worse tb an any other result thai could ' lican Stpte ticket or have refused to sup-

have htm brought about. After all the abuse Mattingly had heaped upon Packard, he run ahead of his own ticket one vote, and, considering there were some Democrats Toted against him, from leasons we will not now mention, it was a great victory. We don't want our neighbor to consider that his slang had any influence over those Democrats who voted against Packard, for that was not the cause. Mr. Packard is under obligations tosev-

eral Republican friends, f.r their votes, ; secured for them the victory they unjustly who detested and denounced Mattingly for ! laim as llieir ownthe course he had taken against our can-1 W "cave" far as the State is condidate for Representative, and really, we I cerned. The Republicans and Breckinfeel somewhat grateful to the old vilifier "dge men are too many for us, but, Demfor his assistance in giving us enough votes cratd, there is a day coming wheD these

from gentlemanly Republicans, to more than make up for the Democrat votes he lost in this county, on account of the principles he, Packard, ii pledged to. Unconsciously and unintentionally, Mattingly has done a good work, and has been instrumental in electing a man that will honorably and creditably represor.t the counties of Stark and Marshall in the State Legislature On behalf of the Democra - cy of tksse counties, Mr, Packard, and for oursalf in particular, we return thß old gentleman cur thanks for his assistance. In cnmm'.n with the Democracy of the county and the Democratic candidates we regret that Mtthingly did no: go into tho rest of them in the same kind of styU he did iuto Packard. If he had, they would J have been elected. As we stated some weeks ago, tho Re publicans throughout tho entire countv ! lit. etcircuimeu uie meanest oi lies concernin a out can lidato for Tieajurei, Mr. John M. Shoemaker. They forged what they said was a specimen of Iiis hand writing, and showed it around through the county to men who had no oppoituntty to know whether it was really his writing or not, and many wre made to believe it was. and a3 it was notliing but a lot of scratches and crookdd marks, that no one could make any sense out of, mmy voters were induced to void against him nn'account of incompetency, when the fictis, Shoemaker i without practica a better penman than Fuller, the present Auditor, after his two years practice in the Auditors ofücs. Ther also circulated the tbeivin - o Twport that Shoemaker had robbed his own jawelry tfiop, in the meanest conceivable .maimer. The villain tliat .originated that report will steal On aoount of these tjg and unprincipled report. Shoemaker was beaten 106 votes, only, while the Republicans thought by viriae of ttair lies (hey would elect their candidate by a majority of 300. Henry . Lojan was beaten because he was not adrunkard, and Barnard was elected by whiskey and the influence of whiskey sellers and whiskey bloats, and kecaue he is a drinker, and leaves prisionrs in the outer hall of the jail and lounges .around the saloons and lata them escape. Honest men of Marshall county, whisker Her nd whiskey drinkers have eontrold the levlidn in your county, and in the person öf O. 31. Barnard, they hfve olected a "chum" &t theirs, by a majority of Only 16 vo es. Onr candidate for Surveyor was beaten by 39. He feels verv much slighted by J - , , . ., i i , MiUingly, and Attributes? his defeat to the fact' that Mattingly did not say anything againBthim. We have elected our candidate for coroner over John Hönau, Rpubican candidate, of. Lager Bser notoriety, by A majority of 39 votes. This proves what we told John when they Dominated him. thev had' nominated him for the purpose of drinking h'8 beer and trading him off for

Oglesbee. . There was no electioneering done against him that we heard of and his pretened friends went quietly along and drank over fifty dollars ' worth of hi3 beer and traded him off foi Votes for CMesbee, whose election they did everything to secure. Not only did they lie on Shomaker but traded off their on candidates to secure the eleetion of their pet. Fuller said that they had nominated Hoham to trade him off, and the result shows that this was the object they had in view when they placed him upon their ticket. Verily is Hoham the victimJof misplaced ' confi dence. All in nil, wa haved gained a great victory and had the other counties done as well Marshall and Starke, the State ticket would have been elected by twenty thousand majority, instead of being defeated by probably over fifteen thousand. We are not diicouragod, but feel confident that we will carry this county for Douglas in November. The fight is now a new one, as we now know who our foes are, and who to regard o as our friends and eo-workor. With the Breckinridge men of this county we have no quarre). Thev have worked manfully with us to secure the election of our State and county lid eis. For this we give them

all credit. They doubtless considered themselves under obligations to support port the Democratic ticket that they help ed to put in nomination. We hope they will 6ettle such an act with their ideas of consistency and honor, but for our part we do not see how they will do it. Tho Republicans are making considerable noise over what they call a great vie tory. This is not right. "Honor to whom honor is due," should prevent their making nny demonstration only to, in some appropriate manner, return thanks to ilieir allies who have fought their battle and combined factions will not vote together. In November next they will each one have a seperat ticket to support and then we "come in." We can and will carry th otate for Douglas. He will carry Marshall county by a proper effort. We i have only the small majority of 21 to over ; come- A change of 13 voters will bring ! about the good result, provided things ; should go as they did at the late election ! 'r,1?s lne7 wil1 not do, as there are sevora Breckinridge men in tho county, who we ! suppose will support that ticket. This is j no lime for llie fading of hands, or for de- , "pondency. Ye have a work to do, and ' let us g j ADITIT i u - .. n . e e are getting pretty well out of pan tnce with subscribers who will go to the post office for week after week and month RIler monui, ana never pay once There aro ime men who cannot pay up, such men should tell us frankly that they are not able to take the paper and not let ua find it out after we have sent it to them for a year. We arc neither able nor willing to publish a paper for nothing. There is a nother class of men who are able but not willing to pa'. These are the men that we are out of patience with, and we now say to them that if they do not intend to pay for th paper that they will greatly oblige by telling us now and w will stop sending it to them. We have been at work day and night for them and the cause and if they were to pay us up promptly all they owe us, we would not receive pay for the labor we do. By "their tardinens they put us to such trouble about money, and throw us behind with our business. Ws want no more of your lazy promises If you do not intend to pay us until the close or the year or for five ytars, don't tell us that you will pay the next lime you come in town, for in nine cases out of ten you te'il us what turns out to be un true. By your making us these false promises you cause us to disappoint those who have accommodated us, and thereby our reputation for promptness is injured, which is a great loss to any business man. If you do not pay us you tnubt see that we cannot fulfill our promises. We want you to think on this matter abut a week, ten days, two weeks, End not longer than a month; and then tell us what you aro going to do. but for your own akes do sot make us any more false ' promises. To those of our subscriber who have so promptly paid us we are under many and lasting obligations, and none of the 4,Ä: flregolng remarks are intended for tl iem, of course. On looking over our lists we find that we are under particular obligations to our friends in German township for. their promptness. If our sr.b.oribers elsewhere kad been as prompt as they have been in that township.thisunpleasantarticle would not have appeared in eur paper. We say unpleasant because it is always unpleasant for us to write such things.

State Elections.

We have defered the publication of our paper a couple of days hi order to give our readers at idea of how we have been beaten in our own and other State elections that came off on Tuesday last. Up to our latest advices, Indiana promises fair to go fifteen thousand Breckinridge, that i the Administration party by the support they have given the Republican ticket, have helped to defeat the regular Democratic ticket probably over fifteen thousand. Ohio has gained a considerable Democratic vote, but is still defeated in many place. She may probably go for Doughs in November, when the Breckinridge and Lincoln parties "split. Pennsylvania I has gone Republican by about thirty thou sand. It appears to us that this can be overcome in November when the Administration and Lincoln parties divide, as there are certainly more than thirty thousand Breckinridge men in the State. The Administation party has acted with the Abolition party for the purpose of kilhufir and frightening the Douglas Democracy. nai tue result win oe we uo iri . i , -ii , i not pretend to predict, but we rather think they will not scare off tho track. Our present intention is to vote for nonintervention, let things go a? they may. Hurrah for Breckinridge and (Henry S.) Lane, "over the left" "Salt River.', We positively refuse to go up salt river. We have suffered no loss politically, but on the ther hand we have gained between 60 and 70 vetes and have elected one of our candidates, and have the satisfaction to know that wo have scared the Republicans worse than they can ever scare us. We propose to stay where we aie and tend cur opponents afloat for the head waters of that much talked of and now largely visited stream. We are not going. x Ho! for Salt River, We see by the Huntington Dcmtcrat that our friend Sam, is now rusticating at tho head of Salt River. He stated before starling that a good time was anticipated hope the boys will have it, but we are verj sorry to know that they had to "make the trip." By the same paper we see that the county cf Hun tingten ha3 gone Drecinriage 112 votes. Iiis no Republican victory. Wheat Wanted. We want our subscribers to brifg us some wheat. They are grumbling because they cannot get 81,00 per bushel, and promise to pay us as soon as they can get the "almighty dollar." We will give them that amount for wheat on subscription. So bring it along. This i a fair offer. We want 500 bushels at these figures, if it will b3 any inducement to you to pay us what you justly owe us. Interment. Jehl C. Jones' "time is up" and wc hope ho will rest in pone. We request the coroner of that county to seo him decently in tarred. it7Next week we will give the full returns of tho county by townships. Have not time to do it this. From thk Indiana Sentinel. The Death cf Governor Wil lard. We learn from those who were present at the demise of Governor Wili.aro that he died without a struggle. During the day tnat hid death occurred h was about his room and man festcd 'lis usual cheerf ilness, and about a moment before he expired he was sitting upon the side of his bed in pleanent conversation with the friends present. He laid himself down and immediately hi spirit took its flight c-alniy, gentle and almost unconsciously. The strik!ng characteristics which he exchbited in life attended him in death. For a long time previous to his demise his energy nad been grcatvr that his bodily strength, but his strong will held out to the very last. He only vielJed to the disseaae which for years lie had battled till he had no longer Btrji.','th to fiht it. Governor Willah is the first Executive in this Stc who haa died in oflioc. And all who haw held that position are dead excepting (!ov. Wright, and he i& in a foreign land Rut few inn had more and warmer personal friendi than Gov. Tillard. Ilia noble qualities of haedwiid henrt, and bid genal temper, attached to hi friends where vcj he went. And from erei v ouarter com trilmtoa to bis personal forth, consoling and grcatful to his family and his friends Tne IonisviIle Journal, in a notice of his death, sayi: The telegraph brings us the announcement of the death of the Hon. Ashbel P. Willard, Gov ernor of Indiana, atSt. Paul, Minnesota. He fell a victim to pulmonary disease, which lud been wastiiihim for several months. Of Gov. Willard a a politician we have had to speak, often, in terms of censure, for we held no opinions in comon with him. But wc hire never known & man of more generoin feelings or posesing more of tho

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frieriLhips, and freealmsstto lavishncss with his means to aid his friend. We deeply regret his death, and deem it a privilege to record our warm appreciation of a valuod intimacy which had subsisted botwe ed us for many years. The Newalbaiy rdrer.in fpesking of the death of Gov. Willard.j said r n ' ' . . uur 4iieno, our fourrr.er neightmr and fello citizen.the Chief Mairistrate nr.,r i I . ... c """"' than that which ' throbbed In WiIIard'4 bonnm. We knew him almost as a brother. He na'oii.. ofthe first to takens by theh nnd nnd cheer us n I in the path we had chosen. Wc lure no wbrnVat 1 command to express the porro , the grief we feel at the loss of one no dear, at the vcrv nrim of hi. manhood, and who h d the talents m sdorb ny ' ny station in the gift of his fellow citizen. ' I

A way up in Minnesota, will. hi8 umlld wife to ' Clover Seed, dull. 3 :5ffi3 50 ooth hia dying llow, he hrethed hi, last, .nd oh ! T'motliy SeI ..! Ä ! !.'!.'!..' .' .'blonSJS how many teaw will be dropped to his memory by i ,Gr" 8:1 Sed Wc those to whom he wa, endesred .she was te n..- I Hidden Vh-VK ' ' Z

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Elaetion NewsINDIANA. Indianapolis. Oct. 11. Returns from over sixty counties received, indicate that the Republican majority on the State ticet wilt reach J 5,000. The Legislature will stand nearly as follows: Senators holding over: 14 Democrats, 11 Republican?.

New members: Democrats 11, Republicans 18; Republican majority, 9. House Republicans, 58, Democrats, 42 giving a Republican majority ef over 20 on joint ballot, which will secure the electiou of a Republican U. S. Senator. James A. Cravens, Democrat, is elected in the second Congressional district, by 200 majority ii i i t i. v : tilt l, Ul uu majunij . .i v u a' n 5a the rourth district, iiüiman, democrat, mine rounu uimui-i, re-elected, leaving Members of Congress same as iii :rcseut Congress. PENNSYLVANIA. Philadelphia, Oct. 11 The Bulletin of this cveninx states that the j

Legislature will stand: Senate, 25 Republicans to j The Agriculturel Society met pursuant to printo r i .i it c- r .Ki:...a ed notice, and a quorum being present proceeded 8 Democrats, and the House C Republicans to . . nft ;nM ' tn.:F.

23 Democrat?. OHIO IIa cone Republican by a larjre majority. The Democracy have jrained three membeas of Congress. DIED, On the 7th inst., infant son of Samuel Lihr, of Cleriuan township, in this county. II a ..c T C Oil II ! I respectfully announce to the patrons of HONEST CORNER That I have recently returned from the east and am now in receipt of a Full ami Complete Stock Of carefully selceted DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES And everything" slsc formerly kept by me, which I will scli at fair prices. 1 will take in exchange lor goods, all kinds of MER C UA XT A BLE rR OD UCE, And MONEY WILL NOT RE REFUSED. I invite myoid customers to ell and exomine ray stock and prices, and if they suit, they will be sure and buy. I have no blowing to do to induce you to purchase of me. Honorable, straight for- J ward dealing and a living proht and no humbug, is my motto. Those knowing themselves in arrears are notified that their dues are very much needed, and I hope they wil redeem their promies to par up. J.RROWNLKE. Plymouth Oet.llnHRtf 13 1 G II T II W O i I I 11 ! OK THE t TryTFV ?7i 1 Yl T rTT JjliT 11 1 HJiKjM LU'IIj (sUj. Head Slowly, Pause Frequently. AND ACT DECIDEDLY. H. B. P or sliin g &Co. Have just received a large stock of Coal, Kerosene, and Carbon Oil Limps, suttable for Church

es, 1 ublic Jmilüings, t a nor? and hitchena, which! IWt work lard and then buy things at high priUiey are Pelhug very low, and every Lamp sold ces, when you can get twice as much for vour

oy wiem win gne a iigui equal to tne iignioi six candles combined and at a cost of one-third of a cent an hour. This light in superior to ever; other, (except i'ii-light,) nnd costs one-half less than any other light known. All lamps sold by us are warranted to pive satisfaction or the money will be refunded. Call and ee for yourselves, Lamp and Oils kpt on hand all the time at the Dru store. Sept XVth, lrfiO. PURSUING Co MOT1CETO CORPORATION TAX-PAYERS. Corporation tax-payers aro hereby notified that I have the Corporation tax Duplicate in niv hands forthecallectlonofall Corporation taxes," for the town of Plymouth, Indiana, and they are requ istOlfice in the Storu, where cither myself or ch-p-my will be ready to receipt lor said taxes Wm. M. PATTERSON, Marshal. Plymouih, Oct. I Ith 18U0. P. F.W. .t C. II. R. MAIL TRAIN. noixn kast. Chicago. .... .7:00 a. m Orovertowu.. D;4.l " PlvmoHth....l():OS Picrsonville. .10:21 " Hourhon 10:31 Etna Green.. 10:41 " ft. Wayne. ..11:30 " GOING WUST. Ft. Wayne .:2.r, r. m. Etna ureen. ..4:.rI Hourbon 4:r'J Picrsonville. ...r.l.'l Plymouth ....." :27 " (Jrovertown . .5:.r'J " Chicago 8:H5 EXfRESS PASSENGER TRAIN GOING CAST. fiOINQ WKST. ! SZ'i'nS? m" it, - o -o v!' -P ' " " M Ktn:i Green. . .4.-.10 , iiiuiuiiinii.,ii.ii Plymouth.... 10:50 Hourbon. .... .4. -.'17 rierrtonvillc.il :03 Rouibon 11 :IG " Etna Green. 1 1 :'-."! " Ft. Wavne. ..1:10 a. m. Pierdonvillc. . .4:r0 Plymouth .V.'l '.irovertown. . .f:27 Chioa-'o H:18 " HPersons wishing to ship freight should have it at their station bv IDi.'U) A. M. to insure shipment same day. S. R. EDW A KD.S, Freight Agent. , L1 NC1N N A I I, PERU & CHICAGO II R. i iort(. ' f-nn M I.RAVE Plvruotith....5:l5r. m. Tvner .1:40 " Walkcrtou ,.C:00 ABRIVK IiPorte. 7:00 " j WalkcrUm .. H:H Tvner f:40 ' , . .A,RR' V o nn PLYMOUTH STAPLE MARKETS Wheat 95(l (X) r lonr $2'0(u3,00 per cwt .i37c Corn Oats Meal 0c per cwt ! Chickens, .. . X310(T' fietslb 1520 ...........,.,. i aioe. .. rffs Rmoke Dams retail.... yi0(. 10c .....He ,,ou,aM " bides.... ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE The undersi-ned" ftaJ(! n u know themselves to ho Indebted to the estate o e lau? 'T'. Ku' us Brown, to Bettle their accouts ,.mfne,,,a'flJ. or Ihe Mine will be collected by law R. M. Brow no. Hept. 13thn3l. '

PROSPECTUS or the PLMOUTH WEs'Al F- R THE Presidenti 1 Campaign of 1S60.

In order to nirot tin wishes of many of our friends and for tin- purpose of advancing the cause lOI uemiimrv 111 miri'iiinilr. kh nnr rhn run. chat at the fo!ljviii!;Mt,s :" Single copy until Presidential flection, commeDciug July 20, - 30 cents. Clubs of 10 25 cents each. IDtayment Invariably iv Advance. A. C. THOMPSON, Plymouth, Ind. 0"lfthe election were left to the votes of our children, Dr. Bull would eerainlv lie onr next i i . - --- , President. His eyr table Worm Dfstrouer has ; give him a place in thoir craieful recollections. : given Win a place in thoir graieful recollections, froni which he will not soon be displaced. Instead of heing dosed with uawaeous drugs to expel worms, irjey nave oniy to eai a iew canuy urops, and the next day they are well again. Bar di toten Gazette. Agricultural. Plymouth, Sept. let, 15C0, Appointed a committee el arrangements for the j 1 Oil , luueisiui vi vi. v ivnvniu pciruiis. VT . J . : Pomerov and Ja9 A Corse for the Stock Depart .""'j C II Reeve and F II Hall Domestic Dep't; ! A l tilliott and John leavelaiKl V egetable Dp't; Stephen White and J W Bennett, Grains and ! I ruits; I) V an actor and r A r rancis, Mechanical j Dept; David How was appointed Marshal d'tring the Fair. The Society then instructed the Executire Committee to see that the fair grounds are put in a prncr con'iuion ior me useoi tne ftocictv. MARK CUMMINGS, Sec'v. BE SURE YOU'IIE KUMT, AND THENGO AHEAD! I am now receiving an assortment of goods, that will compare favorable with any Stock in numif i n inniana. n is not necessary to enlarge upon the subject of honest dealing &c, as this is a matter of course, in a well regulated establish- ! nn-iit. Ry strict attention to business, I hope to j receive my share of your patronage. Kepectlnlly, ADOLPH MYERS. ITWatchos, Clocks and Jewelry, repared b good workman, in the most approved manner. G-. BLAIN, & Co., PLYMOUTH, IND. HAVING just received a fresh supply of every article in our line of trade, 'onsiting mainly of Drug's, Medicine.", Paints, Oil. Dye StnffJ, Varnish, Brushes, Perfumery, Yankee Notions, Glass, Stationery, Pure .Medicines and Liquors for j .Medicinal purposes only, to winch we respectfully I invite the attention of this community. Wo have also, on hand a stock of GliOCEUIES, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Tobacco, Cigars, etc. Tobe disposed of at very reasonable figures. Within aew day pat, we have received from Pittsburgh andNcw York a larie amount of KEREOSENE AND CCAL OJL. AM) j. irvs: for burning the same, of every size and st vie with or without strides. We are also agents for all the popular PATENT MEDICINES 1 of t,,e ,liy" ril.vskian'3 pi'riptions carefully ; put up at all hours, day or ii'ght, by experienced j druggists. We earnestly invite the public to favor us with a call, examine our stock, and become couvincvd of the fact that we are doing a liberal business. G. BLAIN & Co Plymouth, Ind., M.irehJIlhh, A'EW FÄLL GOODS AT TIIK High Wages for Labor money. I want lanjre nuantltios of For tanning. I want all the 3E3E IDE I there its in the countrv to be had. When von have got either to sell, bring them tothertoreo A C STALKY at Plymouth and I will give you a bette' price ami J MOPO GrOOdS 1 n , .i i i , I,?1 U" Y i Rmo,",t f ,,ARK ,I,DF r J othvr k,d of PR OB WC E Come ami sec we. j "Hearin? is believing, and seeing is I That's a Turkish proverb, nnd "'if yoi I "see"' me and "hear" mv prices for : knowing.' j-ou come to sroods. vou j will believe' and 'know' that I can do bctterby I you than any man in Plymouth. ; I have rii hand a good stock of Ory (Goods, GHOCEUIES AND NOTIONS. STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS i Of all kinds suited tothe market, lam a plain I looking, honest talking and fair dealing man, mean i just what I sä v -do jmt äs I agree and shall fucl :.. I. :. -n i. mi .iiruiiiutut-juir- ii iiiu win ivi. me. i .ia oli and wel. kno-n Tanner ä f s-i Will turn your hides into leather at the shortest notice and inthe best niainico,iind havt ing a' Horn Market, we can pay more than those w ho buy cheap- Callon" 2tf A. C.STALEY ONETlilCEOiTLYr CHARLES PALMER, DEALER IN DRY GOODS, CnOCIvKRV-WAKlC, Clolhin and Yankee Notions Lapoi te Street, Pljrmouth, iL All those indebted are requested to call and su- . QURVEYOR'S NOTICENoticc is herebv I K'ven mat mo subscriber together with the J Surveyor of Starke county, Indiana, will meet on me premises on the V Ith day of September licit, 18G0, at 10 o'clock a. ni. and proceed to locate the corners of the following described real estate Sections 2 and 3, To t. 32, Range 3 west. ROBERT LAWRENCE. D.K. HERSHEY. JACOR OTT. , Aug. 30, IP60. n32w3 A Journeyman Cooitcr YTANTED. IMMEDIATELY.1 St.adv t Y employment will be given to a rood Coo", per, by apj'lymgat my shop 4 miles west of pvra. oath, on La Porte road. D. 1) 1)1? vv Aogu.t21.I560. aiÄ

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Latest News From Head-Quarters! OHE AT AllllIVAL, AT TliK LOW PRICE STORE G J) m Cli illLMO N! HORRIBLE SLAUGHTER GF HIGH PRICES TUE " dllEEX MO USTA IX B O YS' XEYER SURRENDER! TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS Of the mall Profit & Ready-Pay Vito n. 1 V v To the citizens of Marshall and surrounding J counties, we return you many tnanics lor tue very liberal patronage jou have extended to us, and hope by HON EST AND FAIR dealing to merit its continuance. We have just received our FALL & WINTER goods and can show von a much larger stock than ever before' comprising everything in the ; line of DRV GOODS, CROCERIES, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS it CAPS. CLOTHING, C. ckC, tfcC. We should lack ppaceto give you a list of all the articles to be found at the Iai -Priced Store, un. ! les the Editor will agreo to enlarge this papei. j Our goods h ive been bought on the most lavora- ' able terms, and we can and will sell as low as anv store in the country. We invite" all to examine; ! our good& and ' i COMPARE OUR PRICES j i With those of our neighbors and see the differ-1 ! ence. Give us a oil at our old stand on the cor- ' ; ner south of the Ivlwards House. j KICK i SMiyn. sep-27 3G',y A DM IN 1ST RAT OltS SALE. j rHTMlE unders'gned will offer for sale at public i - I outcry at the Court house door in Piy mouth I Marshall county lud. on the Dili dav cf NoVembvr lrtiO between th hours of 10 o'clock a. in. ana 4 o clock p. iu. of said day the following described real estate belon.cinjr to the estate of John Cougle deceased to wit; The North East fraction of Section No. Nine (U) in township thiryth-ee (3.'l) north, of rane two '2) east containing six and twenty-seven hundredths mow or less alsi three i eres in the South Ejst corner of the orth Lost i quarter of sectien (1I) in township tlctty three (XI) ''. I north elrangi lour (4)East also lot number L: ; j and the soalh half of lot No. 15S in the town of j I Plymouth also that part of out lot No. 39 in , Plymouth, which lies north of Broadway street in 1 j In h'pend.uice (commonly known as Cougle 'h ad- ' j dition to Plymouth-) and not included iu the plat of luependatice also lots numbered irom 7 t-j l uicinsive. and from 30 to 31 inclusive, from 47 and 43 and from 5(J to 53 inclusive, in the nlat ofiihlependame. j Terms of sal cone third cash in hand the day of j sale,, the remainder in two equal installments, I payhhlu respectively in six, aud twelve month.' j from the dav of sale, with interest waiving val-, obtain laws." j Should f aid lands or any ortion of them rmaiu unsold, at said time I will sell the same at private Rale on like terms. : Emily Cougle. John" G. Osborne, Adm "NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice 9 herebv given that the Partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned under the Finn name of Packard and Thayer is this day dissolved by mutual con.-cnt. N. R. Packard. II. G Thaver. rivmouthFept.l2th ie60. 4 LL kind of Fancy Hardware at ii. b mcKsoN A D M I N I ST II AT0 US SALE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that I wilt sell at Public auction on Tuesday the 23d day of October lf, at the residence of Wellington Woodward late of M trskal 1 Ceunty deceased, all his person 1 property, not taken by the widow, counting of Horse, Hogs, Cattle, fanning tools IIous'huhl furniture &c. &e. A credit f nine months will be given on all sums over three dollars the purchaser gtving his note with approved se curity with interest, waiving valuation and appraisementltws. Hannah E. mlward Administratrix, A V M 1 N1STB ATO HS SA LE. jV'OTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN, that I will 1 sell at public auction, on Saturday, the 27th day of October lWiO, at the rcsiience of John Cook, late of .Marshall ounly, deceased, nil his personal property (not taken bv the wiodw ) coneistingof lorses, catllc, hop. wagon and har ! noR?, orn in the Held, when! in the barn, and oth I er articles to numerous to mention. i A credit of levep tnftnth wllllx given on a.l sums over thre dollars, the purchaer giving hi note with approved pernnty waiving valuation j and appraisement laws. I John .onion Administrator, October 3d, CA xt . . , . , . , irrt Ienr the Depot, or betwen tin place nnd Ty- ... '. , . . . 1 .. J. nor c it v, or at itia mttcr place, it roltl watch ,,,ah,excepVho1,(.k.,,,1,!,er,rtll,,n,sl(.rl; the chain to th watch. Anv rKrsn uulincr the 1 Faid chain will bo ruitablj rcwanli bv leavinp; the fame At this nllicc. D. McbONAM). 8ep27 36tf . . JUST DECEIVED. ANEW MippN of Orocrriesof all kind- that I will eil at prices dofvinp rompetotion. I will 811 goods ofthe beet qiinlitj fr lee price thnu any other (irocry IIotiRe "in Plymouth. Give me a call and I will eatitTr vou. T. J. PATTERSON. rp27 36tf Arl ' t ' B;lUnn Wrer n?v

-i, . t-w . .v.o. ..t, .uu.r iiiuiifj iaarn iu Bre.kiiiridire and Lane, fent bv mail to anr adexena.ise for hardware at , j ihcfs upon the receipt of ONE DOLLAR.' All

II. DICKINSON Ä. Co. are prcpated to fill ordert on short notice for anvthinjr in their line.

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-.'i-rz: v : I. L. ft. John's in VTjr ' ifli irati 'fi tor h rf , in r'r ( D'ATKMIER 1 if.Of APPKTJTK. If IHE l!OI'N 1 V vi. how TER. STIFF COMPLAUT, rlf. Thy ar rsrHhr.t for ctt' rtmt :?re rr.ru- k and muuttmj iU cure COW'S -T ir.! ux : T Mil I Tl'er !"! ittere!ir tlietunntT r milk, wl.rn :: co.' K-nrl roniitfrti w t Tlie r..prirt..r lu -rti aimred ll.-t tVjrt si.peri'r t ry hmy mtul f .w II .iu. Care .ouli! he ne jl ttmr tn St John's rrntiir.? VitwA.'r. und tlfr u t T"ur. v to be li"itibi:ja;el wall Ui srtiou Dutl t'iutiitug rl-if jut .if K"". '' ' - From H'-iilht, Farrrr nfSennui Cr Ohio. U lior wa worVe.l n.l Irlrtn i-i rH. that le Pfcnnd comple-ely wun ont lid n'ed np If 1-r wik.l h f.- vri. I.e wo'il.l irmil.V all er. H- eeme ritirr.v wf.r'.tiWsi ami ntmut t Uir. I gre rim Tin. n. tli.-i'.n tl' t' w?i-e f hnitfli 1 ffml'r re him I I ST. JOHNS CONDITION POWnER.-. II mpi'llv htnriveil until he oiii prrfctlj wrll. I t to h.ni for one hundred ihilUri. V. öl.AY.MAKl.It. Tirtef n H rses iT one stf bl Cured of a Conh. Mr. Jaiu Wrd, a dralT in lir?. wi4lrly kti-wr. in Northwestern OUi. iwvi: I ha? mad f I. J.-. . J.l.ti ('(inditioii row!r fur Cou,!i. liMmp-r. n r.t 'f ApiMrti'e. -te I cjTn.id.-r theri an arlicl- a-eal value, and tb" rt lmrs mr.li-iiie witU Iwcli I am e(lUaili'fd. I wa lmt tinw --iuce at t" livr--lab .f 1 .viel Ctininx. of Maumrc t'itj. and Xmiint Jdi liori fin. en in rwnner. afilicled with a e-Uth .1 flriI I'llfl ! givr thrin tt Jtlin' Cnrtitin Powr. In nr(ten i!iy 1 lnnifd r-e had trll.wd my advc, an t-uA his horre eru then perfectly wJl. . IIrlloW Hem, FtC. I hare ord Pt. JohnV Cnwditi"n Pnw.lm arvrral yraro for hrr and caltW, and live f- und them exce l-nt in di-tieiopr. and ih thrr f.r which tly are rrcnmietvld. I Mtl f.iin-l tln-L i trr-t medicine fr cattle liarinr fl.a H- tw H.irn. I ror th rnrn.opro the lrt-le oc ai.niy. ai.d fee-l them St. JidiD". Conditi. Pow.ier I haa recently niren them to rowi tha' lenme dfteaMd, and tnivd in a-ivinit milk. These Powder ht alwayi WMn ffei-trd -u-e. aud mde Ihein uir tSetr to-Uc. rFKIScniLK.OaiO. SAMUtLOL.N Bloody W ik. rtC Mr J.mei Crwkete. (nur. Ohio. aj: I had a hww hIIy fflictrd witli dlii.oipr. and him t. John' C-ndiu- Pw4er. Thry pT ttetl like chnnn. eff.ctinjr a cure in irw 4as. They are given tocnwi in our neigl.hnrhood w:tti exce lei-t ff-ct. purifyinic th-ir hlood and iiiiproviner.t rir condition. a nrfatlj to increas their iiainitT .f nil. 0:te x-w had the KrgeU which cjed I rr lo gin Moody niük. A cure wa rn efected with tliew 1 Ti-om a rei'Jnt uf PhVaHr,jhia. . When travtrllinir at the "W'et I had a raluM-le hwae BtUrke.l with inlUiamation T the lune. '!' wa wun-e than I hare ever kn .wii a human bv!iif r m ature hare. Ilia couithinjf w .nld aomeiimr awhrO nie dtiri! thr nijflit. My friends conajred hini ."- cur:iblr. and 1 would hure ti ken forty .'''V'.Vv'.w I P,. urt-.i a-.mr of I. L. ST. JOHN S C. iNPITION 10 TIKIIS. ai.d a.-ive him. They worm fVcte-l a th-r .in cure, and t n.w alue him at 20u. 1 wih to carry tl-eia alw.tys with m when travelluia with my own iea. and would rtriimi"d othert.i do o 1 hve made i Sit !'. M-r.-'i:tni'. and Trin other tiorae-powaara. but f,e SV. JOHN'rf the drcidtrd preference -C.d. S'M't Ma. A. Sww proprirtor of a ll-vry-tahl. T.ffia, OUi". aT. J.y "th, Kni : '" 1 -n w- y crt rcnrameDd.tion fr y..ur CON01Tio. ltWKdS. I hae i-etl them during the past four year. id dtintif that time my horfrs hve i.eTcrMiffrrd with diWuiprr. althnnah it h a numhtrr of time prril-d pxiiiKiT-ly ar- und me. Three of my horse w?re re-rnt y atickatl with cntiuh during the prtrh-iice of tlitt mirr i.i he neiift'horhttod. Th-y were evi-irntly iti:ii th dit mper. I fed them jrour 0NDITlU PO OKlla. and cured them perlectiy iu two dj. M. William Kitwk. merchant. Etrnnport. OM,-. write-. Au .. 1SS4: I aia alumt out .f your tondiiioti Pi.W'lers. Thev iTe the et satmfactioii ,f any h.r. aittdiclne I ever oid. If J"U cau end Pie a mpr J. ! to immediately. Htrs-nearlv Dead with Diatemp r. M. L. F. Nye. Heel Township. Seu-ca Co. .. lia-t a li.re badly afflicted it'i di-tmptr. hat the hre doctor tuld him tu take him to tha wonrlt Ut die A cure wa efTeete l by nirii if hiiu tiiTae p.iprra of 8l. Jwhp'a C tdl lion IN.wder-t. A htr!te doctor cared a hore that seemed tued tip and Hrut to dir. he would lint ext. l-y girjt.f the Puwder. prparel by puttinic ti.eiu for a short tune in boilin it water, anil then p unnt th ui down from a IkiU. Thi is the orii j tiiey can be admii.;Btered when tl home will li d rt. Stl.l fcy all Medicine f-'er. who will furnish "t. John Alnialia- crt:. I. I. ft. Jahn A Ca.. Tilaa Clt O ieuetal Ajjvut. 'or he WTerB State. fleil Woacda. Old Soraa. Burn , FwelliBlH. Tintri, Froat Bitea. of the M uaeltt. Weak neat of t h Jointa.Pat in the Hack and Side. Ktitu matlfv, fh'lb'aina. Lameness. Stratos. Wii du lit. etc. I. h. S. Jnhi;" hin nieii' enj-ivi a errat repmation at an exti-rt a, ip'ii-a;-.nii for men ami animals in the abuTt nnn d r I here v certify fiat St. J.lm" I inltnent it poeaed r.f the ui asliiiii-hiiijrcur.tiive prf-ptr'ie -f any medicine that I ev- r c'im within tny knowledge. 1 flrat nut 1e use i if it for tlie rheiitnatisia. to which 1 had been au''jtct lo; more Ibtn forty vrar. I wa t) rti rosfined to my bed. co helplc t'.itt I could t.ot turn rojielf. bat wh e-'nip'ete'v cuad by tins liniment. I applied it freely just befne iti(J to bed. IllhhinK it in Well witk ti e hnnd. kind lull.niitu.ition wa priduced. and then bound on tightly warm Ihtnif-l. I luvr reroatnn-nded Ittotrnny ol n-.v 'nrnu hir revere caer'nf rlicuwati-m, finie. hrui-.e. flo . and t!ie same wntnlerful imecet haa T r ntteittled its ue. A frienl bad his foot so badly hart by a plottch titKl it thoutrht he Diutl o it. He wa eti'r. ir he'plt i, but wa- perfectly cured by thw ue ct thl- l.iiiuiient All mv friend who have uei it concur wi'h nie :u the lieli. f that it i the bet toedicioa iftl kind in the w .Hd- WARKtN bL'k.U T:rrN. Aui-nt. l-l. Ffvm a HVif.'A y i'h u of FrunUin County. P. llKta fjln: I wi.-h you would et;tti:i-di an agenry her fur the rntt of y tur Liniment. I t hd a raluaole höre, a few days -luce, eo latin- at c;trcely to be able to wa.k. I lent to Columbus aDd procured a bottle of your Liniment, a few app'ica'ioii of which effected a eure. I eonsMer it prefcraVe to any liniment I bar ever need, and ahould be glad ta lure it kept here for aale, so ttint I may ft a y time conveniently obtain a npply. It wul sell readily. t.tOUGt STONtK. WtTkkvtLLK. Franklin county. O. Pain and Weakness in the Eack andid of Biz Yeats' Standing nred My wife waa about six years aSlicted wi;h a pain in her back and hie bhe was contint d part of the time t- her bed. Mie made uie of the MtmtaiifC laniment. and varntn other medicine, hut obtained tin relief until he made one of St. John's Lintmi tit. wbich eflectt.1 a .peed cure. A trie a, Oaio. Apil I, lV. KKEDEßlC IIEISLCR I consider "t. John's Liniment far superior la at y medicine for lh hame porpoae t haye ever known, leitlur for man ir heart. It renxired a lump about aa large aa my double t, rr six weeks' tndins; frani a richbor's berae. was anpposed ta are been proared by a sprain. The owner itaid be would willingly ar'v' trn dollars to have it removed, but thoncht it enuld not he dona. I would recommend every family to keep this valuable f (reparation on hDd. Farmers ml dhert having torse and cattle, would freonently experience rreat advanUaefrouisodoma. ÜKN.I AMIN HL'DUI.K. Near alclnioru, Ohia. TWi certißfi that my ton tufiVrfd srt at deal with froeen feet about fifteen rears. I tried every thing that KfmH calculated to afTVr.l relief, without henefiC until at l.st 1 aiade use of I. L St. John's Liniment, a few applications of which effected a thorough cure. Mt. KcTCHRHvao-t, Ohio. LUAS TWIGG4. Horso Cored of a Frightful Wound This ert9ea that my bor fll and ran a harrow-tooth through Mi h g. I reared It would rein Mm. 1 arpücd SL Juha'i Liaiment. and a perfect cure was soon efleeted. - T M. If. IirRN K, Tiffin. Oto. Windfalls and Etvere Cot I had a bo that Vad a laive wtadgalt upon each hiue1 leg. about six years 1 made use ef nianT thine o reranv.. them witlKMit aaeceaa. I noally applied tu John's lotaaent threa tinaas Wftk, for about thif tnontb. I bathed very thoroughly, and after each application heated in the Linieant with a hot ehatrel antil dry. A thorough ewre was afftrctad. i a.ht Iw, years alnce. and the-ra haa ba no indication or the ii rf tarh'rg. I, upon one oecMiea, let soy axe slip, and cut a gah lo P17 horte ihre inchai In le nath and on inch in depth. W e tied p the wound as aoae as atossikle. and bathed with the Linisnetit, bs? which a very rapid cur waa ettWted, J, llcM'LTt, Wation Station, Oslo. Lump removed from a Hör and T Tnenriaa Cured. Mr. John Beard, near Tiffin, Ohio, kad a horse with a lump upon hia leg about the site of a benl tgt. He Anally became so lame that He eouM net ae ttaed. aad waa acarcely able So wlk. My Laaiwieut was aav plied and soon rcasoved the trnmn and efected a, tberougb cure gold by all Medieiwe DeaWre. who witi ferafeb St. JoKn Almace. raUa. 1. L. Pu John A Ca, TtB City. O.. Oetieral Agent far the Western wtatee. ' .THE. Wlircle r .1 11 cl Wünou SKWJNO MAC y I -UN 15. Il.iviiif icurti Ute kchcj of tili celrtratl l?win Machine, 1 take le.isurr In rtvoinmrntl inr; it to my fricmls, ntnl all t!i.ve vho want a 6nt claw machine. Its j.rtr'iowlnr sdvantagrs-1 will Hot hero jillrmr t i i'nnm..r..i . ;, : I n . j. -- tiiuiiivi n, .1- it i 111111111 iu l... ,,, f th.. i i tint ot I in lnrft ntnnilar Ma id it no tint, m n. Whih. it w .1 . . t, c . .. . ii.: . i 1 , .. . rut. .ta .iiii f - ixtstkiii. i .niiii'K a i:ir a aIt has the atv.uita over the double lock atitch on account of its prat f arm of thread nuking a Hunter stitch, aud one that will nut ravel. These machines will be kept lv me for aale, and can be Feen at all tiniea in operation at my store. II. I'lUKCE. Plymouth, lud Awg.S3. ".Ulf Agents Wanted. Everywhere! TO ÜKLL OI!K CAMPAIGN M KD ALA ! SAMPLE PACKACiES eonuinin; lour magnificent Gilt McUL. with elecunt portraits Ambro! pea takrn from life of Lincoln and namlin,'l)oi.ghia nd Johnson, 1M1 & Everett, and I r III V IKIHI t; .-lt W 1I0SKA U. CAKTEK & Co., MmnufmHrnrrrB, 40 k 4- H uiover Street, Boston, .Mas.. TTCluhs supplied at wholf le piicc. nl

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