Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 2, Number 24, Plymouth, Marshall County, 11 July 1861 — Page 3
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TnEJPEMOCliAT. Local and Miscellaneous.
JOHN HeDOlIALD, : Editor. DEMOCRATIC COUSTY TICKET FOR RECORDER, O. II. P. II ANNA. FOR COMMISSIONER. SIMON S N Y d i: n . FOR SURVEYOR, J . M . KLINGE 11. IIOjIE guard. There will be a meeting hell at Westervelt Hall, on Saturday evening, July 13th, l:Gl,for the purpose of organizing a Home Guard, and to take such steps as are necessary for the procurement of arms, Hud the complete organization Oi'a Military Company under the new Militia Law of toe State of Indiana. The celebration of our national anniversary; vras a complete success. The town never was so full of people ; everybody Fccmel anxious to do or s.17 something worthy of remembrance, an 1 never was a similar lav, in our town, attended with so many "results." To give a full history of the day's proceeding?, we shall not attempt, lut will merely say that the day was fine, the oration, reading, speeehe?, and music, weio finer, and the dinner finest. The proceedings of the day were A'ariegated of fights, and unnecessary amounts of drunkenness. It was thought that two or three men were "mortally wounded," but their recuperative faculties proved too much for the bruises, and we are therefore cheated of a sensation item. A political temperance street lecture was delivered in the afternoon, by the Mcthodi.-t Minister of tins place, followed by some half-do.en others of nil shades of belief. During the delivety of his lectnre, a great many, who probably endorsed all he wa3 saying, woul t frerpieutlr step into tha saloon, near by wet their whistles, and return, feeling much improved. We did not hear the fpeeches following, but arc informed that Mr Reeve being called out, took occasion to diUl-r with the first speaker, in language mild, but plain strong and convincing. It is our opinion that the first lecturers conscience can rest easy for all the irjury Lis lecture done the business of the liquor sellers. In the evening, the display of Fire "Works gave saJsfaciion, and was truly a fine i tlumina 'on. The ball, in the evening at C.-r-bin's Hall, was a "good thing" for all who at '.endod, and the Brass Band, by whom it was given. The day and its incidents will not soon be forgotten by the participants in the celebration. Tjiz members of the Plymouth Cras Rami desire to thank those kind fiiends who po Iibe-illv patronized their Dance on the evening of the -Ph. For the information of lhoc who were afiald our Dance would be a fat'ure, it may not be oit of place to state that it was an entire success. In this connection they wish to thank the mernbeisof the Masonic fraternity of this place for a donation c f $10 made two weeks ago. The Rand was never in better "condition" than now, and with the new instruments, music, Ac, to be purchased with the money on hand, we hope that Plymouth enn snon boast of as good a band as any of her sifter villages. D. The prospects for farmers ne vorv discouraging, although bles-:cd with a playful crop of wheat and th? prom:se of a good o op of other grains. The prices ate down, with a downward ten lercv. The market isghitted with all m:c!ei which have hitherto lound a rravVct in the .South, atd the re-! ( t'nTl M ) rT fif t.iJti n itl. ,1... . .... k" .1. Ä j I t v Haue nun iii.it, ji.uioi in u couiiirv is one of the things not likely to occur soon. Wheat is now selliog at siity-five ceots, although we hear of sales in neighboring towns at lift v cents. Last week e published the premium list of the Marshall County Agiicul mal society, but neg-j lected to call attention to ihe f.tet that it will not j be published again, and that all ft ho are in any way inlet estcd in th;it matter, would d j well to hie thejaper fur fuuherreflett'on. Wz are indebted to Rev. I. C. Pershixc,! President of the Pi'tsFurgh Female College, foa copy of its last annual catalogue. The ins'ifution is worJy of the success which is attending it. We understand that Hev. V. D. Carlft, of the Val paras' a M . & F. College, is soon to take charge of a high School at South Rend- We should be glad to 'take" a little "charge" we have against him. It ia said that the lain falls on the just Mid the unjust, from which we judge that our community is blessed with both classes, as we have been gelting a douVc portion for the last few d.iys. Caset Si Moret announce that they are making and Felling Root3 and Shoes a htt!echrapr than anv other house ia town. Call an I pee about it. Special .Voliccs. Natoleom, Henry Co., O., July 7, R?5S. Da. C. W. Roiack, Dear Sir : For the benefit of suffering humanity, pe rmit us to announce, through the column of your C.rcuhir, th surprising properties of your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and R'ood Pills, which is a sure cure for Indigestion and Liver Complaint. We h ive several persora in town, who have been suffering with Liver Comp'a'n and Indigestion, and notwithstanding that we have as good physicians as can be found in Northern Ohio, yet tha disease baffled their fkill. Consequently we were in a state of despondency, until we commenced using )our Pill-, through and by the advice of our friend, Mr. Ilrennan. We U3ed the medicine according to diicctions.and are now full of life and hilarity, and our fcratitwfr u cqnal to our improvement in health and spirits. When we take into consideration what vie have been, and what we are at present, we f. cl like chargirg ourselves of the sin of ingratitude, if we did not try to announce to tha public, the the great benefits ofvour Medicine. Therefore we recommend to tlx? public at large, the expediency of having recourse to your Medicine, and con -Bqucntly, as in duty bound, discharge what we feel to bo our duty, in advising persons who arc suffering as we haTc suffered, to nnkc ujo of the only true and sure core for the disease already m.-n-tioncJ- , Mns.llim, .Mrs. Rri.nxa. Miss. Heatox. C. C. SrtLMA.v Fee advertisement. KAflS. Bewax. old Hritana, Copper, Rras Pewter,C.it Iro n, and some luoni'y taken in miizi for hardware at I'. R. D1CKSOX Si Co.'s.
J. S. "SCOTT, COLLECTING- AGENT, Continues to pay especial attention to the Collection of Claims, Satisfactory reference as to character anJ responsibility, given in Plymouth and elsewhere; Plymouth, .May, 1SG1 mavlG-1 Ctf
P. fc C. R. K. LEAVE La Porte 7:00 a. m. Walkcrton..:10 " Tvner S-MO ARRH'K Plymouth... c'.rü " i.r.Avn PTvmouth. . . .5:4') p. m Tvnor (i:"5 Walkertrm ..G:25 ARRIVE LaForte 7:30 FAIRBANKS' STANDARD i OF ALL KINDS. FAIRBANKS fe GREENLEAF, 172 SiaLc St., CHICAtfO. Xj'dvy only the t;sxciE. April Sr., IfeGl 131v. ft 9 Threshing Hachinc for Sale. A $101) Threshing Machine, of Rumley's Manufacture for sale. Has been in ito only one season. Very cmkap terms easy. For further particulars impi-re of D I' VAN VALKRXUURGII, at Corbin & Osborne's Law Ollie. PlymoL h, April iJlh 13tl3 TD TJ O STOSL IPr. T. J. IjE.IIG Keeps constantly on hand PUKE DRUGS A S U MEDICI i E S , carefully selected from the best Wholesale Es tüblishiiients in New York, Philadelphia, Fittsbusgh and Chicago. couxtr v xi 2-: iivn nx t.s and I!t ysiriasiH Ocstcrcflfej. Will find it to their interest to give him a call as he warrant every article sold by him to le just what it is represented. In addition to his large stock of Drugs and .Medicines, may be found ENDLESS QUANTITIES OF V A ZV K 13 E iVOTIOIVS. PEUFUMERY, HAIR OIL, BURNING ELUID, CIGARS, ctC. And in fact, everything usually kept in a Drug Store, at prices as low as can be afforded. Call and examine lor voursclves. n25tf T. A. LEMON. LIVE AND LET LIVE I 15. JF. Iff .2 tt T ?! .1 .V , HAVIN( purchased the entire stock ami trade in the Il.irnes business of Joseph F.vain.is now ready to fnrioh every farmer in .Marshall and surounJing counties with SADDLES, RRIDLF.S, HARNESS, COLLARS, whips. AND whip LASHES, of every style and variety. His leather is manufactured east and is of the kest quality. All those wanting anything in his line, will fin. I it to their interest to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere, as he intends to sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. He will sell for ZL Z! jOl. I2D Jc.iä.-S" and small profits. His motto is "live and let live.' REPAIRING done on SHOUT NOTICE Terms reasonable, (live him a call one and all Shop three doors north ofj. Ihewnlee's Store, where he will be found at all workiii" hour I. F. HARTMAN. Plymouth, April 2Cth, 1-G0. Johns A: Cros!ey, SOLE MAM'FtCTURKRS OF THE IIU'ROVED GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT ROOFING! TS THE CHEAPEST and motdrable roofin" S in use. It is FIRE and WATER PROOI'l It can be .ipplicd toi.ew and old r. o! of all kinds and to shingle roofs without removing the shincle. i ue cost is only about one-third that of T in, and is twice as durable. (iitfa Ierc!ia Ccxuezit, For preserving and repairin? Tin and other Metal Roofs of every dcsctihliou, fro r, its great elasticity, is not iniuicd by i!,m exp msion and contraction and expansion of metals, :,d will not crack in cold ftr run in warm weather. These materials have been thoronch'y tested in New York, and ail parts of the Southern and Western States, and wet ;in give abundant proof of all we claim in their favor. They are readily applied by ordinary laborers, at a trilling expense. NO HEAT IS REQUIRED.' Th"?e in iteiialsar-put upreadvfor im-, and for shipping to all r;irts of the country, with full prille d dii ec!;eii j for i; pnlication. l"ill l-n ipti ve circular.' w ill lie furiiNhcd n air.Iication by mail, or in person at our Principal Oiiiec. ' r10 mi ADWAY, (Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel,) NEW YORK JOHNS k CROSLEY. (innG AC.ENTS WANTED. t. Mcdonald, Real estate agent ami notary public, oPJce in cksoi'M hirdware Hoie,' Pivmonth, L..J. Dri-.vs ibe.N, iiK.rtgaireM, bomU, nnd arreenicnts, s lls !ar.ls, exaininestitlesan.l fnniLlu-o1
afiru-Uot the game, pay taxes on I redeems Lind V', l f.7r t,Hf.i.
Till PLYMOUTH 'DEMOCRAT FCBLISIIED EVESY THURSDAY, BT
Terms of Sudscriptiox: 8 1 . r O IX ADVANDF, Mior TimeKivfn to l'uovif-P vino Mt Sul.oribcrs. Foreign Sal jv-i'i'uiri It cmjlv wititljo Tcnm. rv a 0nennro. (10 lb?? or l'0 ono month. ,1 M: throe months. two-tift;-: i uvmtln. Oir.-tfftv : n- vfsr. -vi-n "I'.ll.irj. A lilx ril ill -c uut will I 8 m.i1 to tli' Ii- advertUo t tho am i'intof s cparttT. hilf or whole 'ltinin I r tha lao-ith or year. Ltil AJvertiseuienU to be cither :i l fjr or cir'4 in mlvni'-i" of p'il-li-:itio:. No attention pai-t t f rri n nlirTtiig unl'- arctinii' ini-'l -v ti- rsh r tho ULiT OF KEFEKK.VCES. JOB DEPARTMENT. Wo an now prepared to exectite neatls-all kiu l"of Poster $, JP r og r a i m c , C I RCULARS, PA M PI I L ETS , CAKDS, BLANKS, BILL HEADS, tc. TERMS VERY RE A S O N A Til. E. I. F. W. C. KAlILKOAS. TIIß"cAIlD. WESTWARD. Frei cht Express Mail P M :i :;o Express P M :i i") r oi : n f. 2:1 P M A M Fort Wayne Riv;ibon lnwood Plymouth 3 03 (Jroveitown Starke Chicago O O'J 1 'J "2 i :T i 4 is ä i :i r 2-2 H 10 (i 13 G 11 G .M 10 00 3 f'l 8 '2-) EASTWARD. Fi eicht .Mail Y M A M FortWavne 12 0 Rour!on ! PJ Inwood 9 "J I VU mouth 2 05 S (Irovertown 8 .'IS Starke 8 2 Chicago 5 2 ) Evprcis Express A M Nicht 12 30 10 51 10 12 10 30 10 10 10 0.1 7 50 1 23 1 1 35 1 1 25 11 12 10 51 10 13 8 20 Fregiht Train going ent leaving this station at G 13 p m, will carry passengers between this and Fort Wayne. Shippers must have their cMds at the warehouse bv 12 m, to insure shipment the saniediv ' S R EDWARDS FLYilfH MARBLE WORKS. SMITH & M'KIMENS Have on'iied a shop of the above description in PLYMOUTH, on Center ftreet, south of LaPorte street, where they are prepared to manufacture all kinds of Monuments, Tomb Stones, Head Stones, ull uzes and forms, lliirble Tops, Counter Stabs, kc, &c. As they do ail their own work thempclves, fnd are at but little expen.-e for hands or agents, they can sell cheaper than anv other estab lishment in Northern Indiana execution of their work, the : pare it with that of any other establishment in this section. mav23 17tf T II E GREAT AGITATOR DEAD! PROSPECT OF PEACE IM THE COUNTRY. Singular Cause of his Death. WILLIAM L. YANCY IS NO MORE. He departed in a spasm last Monday, occasioned from coid.cold from wet feet, wet feet from poor boots, poor boots because he was too far South to get any of VAN VALXENBURG-H'S NEW STOCK OF Superior Wo r U i si a si h i p , Which he is daily in receipt of, and which he is sclhnir I V r y Ch c a t ! And he is also getting on the largest and most complete assortment of Women's and Children's Shoes! That this market has ever been favored with, and there is no goak" about the LOW PRICES He is ROUND TO SELL CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. hedooCall and examine his stock, onel-lnorthof k mill Building. ()m:. DR. A. O. BORTON, Surgeon Dentist, Plymouth, Ihdiana. Whole or partial setts ol'Teeih inserted on the mo.t approved plans. Special attention paid to the preservation of the natural teeth, and iireguErity of Children: teeth correct!. Fane's and dillicult teeth extracted with or without Chloroform. Cau be consulted at hisollice at anv time except on Monday ami Tuesdavs. Ilice in Pershing's block, up stairs, corner of Michigan and (Jano streets. I'.hf jEW, INTER ESTING k ATTRACTIVE K. R. Nliook. V? 7 l';s leave to inform his IVieii 1 .....1 il ii: n.. ...... ...... ...7 (i.i j.ii; i-iu-raii) , inai ne M ftrx in receipt of a ;fA K ! TJV r fn f rt 5 h Ui AMI COMPLETE STOCK C OF M ER C II ANT-TAILOR'S (JOO I) S. Comprising Fine Cloths, Beaver for line Business and Over ('oats, a well selected assortment of Plain ai nl Fancy C.tssiincrs of foreign and Domestic fabric, und t choice lot of v i : s fr i x : s , such a PJnsh, Velvet, M trseilles, Crena Jinifi. etc.; together with superior and Buitable trimming'; all of which I am prepared to make tip according to order, on short notice and at reasonable prices. Grateful for the 1 ormer liberal patronage, heretofore given me, it will be my rtudy to merit and continue the sauin I am also agent for. Young's Family St why Muvhinr, THE TKST IS MARK KT. Which I will pell cheauand give instruction gratis August :io,iM;'. 2Ltr e. r. shook. Dealer in dnns. mdicii,,. ...'.;,.3 i:
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OHIO CASH STOßE!! ALL RICI1T WITH A icbo. nrr Cf-, ri pt EVEIiYBODV RUN TO THE OHIO CASH STOKE AND SEE TUE Si2c oi" Cheap Sioosis! AndOh!w!nta falling off is there, mv eountrvrivn! Xoihing has o(.x"iircl in Ciiristcinloin ! since the Hood, which compares in the leas with mo iLfjtoiiishing deduction ! ! IN rnic 11 S , AT THE OHIO CASH STORE!! Ho, all ye people! clap your hands! Let the j glad tidings go forth! Let it be spread abroad throughout the vast extent of tins vat country ! Let ti e farmer h.'ave his plow ia the furrow, the
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i his nostrums n the pill-Lags, the lawyer his books I on the dusty shelves, tae maiden the yarn on the spinning wheel, and one anl all, J:;r and J near, old and young, gay and sad. rich and poor, .n short, let the entire copulation make CtfTE GRAND K for run ' ättt : VVi JLJ j cash STORE ! I.OIO pieces Calico, from C to 11 cents per v.üd wide lor 12 cents, at the OHIO CASH STORE. 007 pieces Brown .sheeting, from G :.o Iu cts. at the OHIO CASH STORE.' oOS pieces Denims, best for )2ro cents, at the OHIO CASH' STORE. 210 pieces Stripes, best for 12'. cents, at the OHIO CASH STORE. 80 pieces Ticking, from 12 to 20 cents, at the OHIO CASH STORE. IOI pieces Jeans from 12'.,' to 10 cents, at the OHIO CASH STORE. Largest lot of
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At the OHIO CASH STORE. Three Thousand Pair of I300TS & SHOES! Women's Enameled Shoes for 70 cents at the OHIO CASH STORE. X, O O O 53 lOL 3. JEJ j Brocha, Stella and Silk, at the OHIO CASH STORE. 500 Silk Manlillas, Capes & Dsislcrs At tho OHIO CASH STORE. Jiailies, for the nicest Dress Goods, of all tvlei go to the OHIO CASH STORE. One Thousand yards Black , Rrocade and FANCY SIT.KS! Cheaper than the cheap.-st, at the OHIO CASH STORE. 30') piecei Challi, from PJ'.i to 2." cents, at the OMO'CASH STORE. f00 patterns Lawns and Borages, newest slvlei, at the OHIO CASH STORE. For the cheapest White (Sotvls, go to the OHIO CASH STORE For the cheapest and newest styles of Travolin" Dress Gools, go to the OHIO CASH STORE. " For the cheapest ILits, goto the OHIO CASH STORE. For the cheapest Gloves and Mits. go to the OHIO CASH STORE. For the cheapest Hosiery, go to the OHIO CASE STORE. For the cheapest Queens ware, go to th onio cash sro:u:. For the cheapest goods of all kinds, go to the OHIO CASH STORE. For Ü1 IF 111 ii mi ii it ma Go to the OHIO CASH STORE. 5.003 yards of Carpet, from 2"i cents to l per yard, at the OHIO CASH STORE. Farmers, Farmers' Wives Fanners ROVs and Girls, go to the OHIO CASH STORE. The best Rio Coffee at 1. cents, at the OHIO CASH STORE. ir lbs. good N O Sn'ar fr 1, at the OHIO CASH STORE. TWo TONS CoiTeo and Crashed Sugars, At WEiolrsnlc or Ie!;iil, Which will be sold very cheap, at the "OHIO CASH STORE. MOJlALu These Goods were purchased in New Y rk and Philadelphia, when Go-ids wtre at the Lowest Prices and we have no hesitatir n in styingan-l saving boldly, that they are frm l.r to 2.Ypcr cent, cheaper t'n in ever before oflcrc-l in this maikct, for
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V .v .rtiü &An TIJ O erfA never Mi as AntiJ -tc f r ?!c!: II iiadie. ly?i" psli. lVvir an l Apu, LUIT VOITIJ-:..!'!!, Itriuruj. f v l:iS. ...... V...ir-.1 .1 . f'..Ii,v 1 ,S I !i;iv. 1 Ai :k tite, Ium r, a V H..r...l strmi.'n Krr.mla -V -V llitruiiit!M. ic. r oV-IC, Ii, wi i cts. Itaad the testmany of G07. "WISE, Va. uWlis s" I'ills are a ptfo hi.1 nvwt uiHful J jmili RrmtCy f r Cnrtipatin. and aiTections of tho litive Oratk. For Hoaila.-h they have i-rovvj thcinsnlvos a FpmfuV r.ead the testimony of GOV. KIHG, Ala. 1 Pills "I would not with.utt Wilson' for any priw. For Iinl!jj,Mijn and II'iaH-j a. ho. I divM a rill an 1 tal;o the L.t!f; it t'i7t: imtupili.-ito rtief. j Sold cy Ercggists & Loalor3 evc-ryulioro. PREPARED BY B. lt. FAHITEoTOCK & CO. Importers &.VVhoIosaIo Druggists Ko. CO, comer Vooi and 4th Sts. PlTTSBUKGrl, PA. fcle pa;r5i!:Tonä cr qG. L. Fahnostock's VermifjG--0 IpLOODPILLS AND BLOOD 1" P V l I F I E II . o DR. RODACK'S caEKlaisaviasi Reined ie. The evidence in the possession of Dr. Roll. uk, which is at all times acceiblc to the public, establislithc follow iug r .ACTs : Tliat the BloooPikikikr and Bi.oon Pii.ushave been proved by analysis to CONTAIN NO MINERAL, That they cure then! most universal complaint, DVSI'KrsiA, with narrrinq certainty, and in a very short time. Th::t afivr all other mi dicine have proved useless they relievo i.ivf.R ovn.uxT, and restore the l-.eaUli ami sti-en-th ifthestiffercr. THAT SUCK FF.M ALIS, who have languished for years in helpTess weakness and despon-Iency, recuperate with reat r.-ij-i'l-ity under their invigorating operation. That all sexual disabilities are removed by their cordial and gentle stimulating propeitics. 'that they recruit SH TTKRKI f'INSTITCTION, however they may have been trill- d with abused; that tiieir direct tendency is to lengthen lit'.', and rende.' it enjoyable. That operating.hi ectlx upon the loison of ihe disease in the UomI tliey CAl'SE SOOV TO HEAL, and discharge from the system, every tnint tif Scrofula, whether hereditary or otherw ise. Tint thev RECRl'IT THE DEBI LIT ATKO, ami there is no disease of the Sromaeli and Bwels, the Liver and Nervous System, the Skin, Glands or Muscles, ARi-ING FROM IMPURITIES OR On.STKCCTIONS OF TI1K FLOOD OR SECRETIONS, in which they do not give prompt relirf,nn., (ifa-1-ministcred before the very citadel of life has been invaded,) fject a painless and perfect cure. j Bear in n:ind that the Scandinavian Ylc.etih.k I Blood Pills are endorsed by the experience of thousands ol living witnesscsjwho, in leUeys, a!!itlavits, medical works and by word of mouth, pro claim them to be the very best preparation of the kind ever offered to the broken down victims of! ii health. They hunt disease through every avenue and organ of the system, and expel it thoroughly and permanently. No one can doubt their supeiioiityafter onesingle trial they aie not only better, but iu fact, cheaper than any other Pills, for it takes a less number of them to produce a better effect. Price of the Scandinavian Yegetable Blood Purifier, SI per bottle, or $." per half dozen. Of the Scandinavian Ycgetab.e Dlood Pills, i.i cents per box, or .r boxes for SI. Bead Dr. Roback's Special Notices and Certificates, published in a conspicuous part of this Paper from time to time. Dr. Roback's Medical Almanac and Family Adviser, containing a great var'u ty of interesting and valuable Medical information, can be hadrntisof his Agents throughout the country In diilicull or complicated Cases, Dr. Köbach may be consulted personally or by letter enclosing one stamp fwr the reply. A NEW ARTICLE. Dr. I Jul Kick's Stomach letters. A new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial, f Tgiving true to tl e Stom o h, and for the prevention of bilious complaints incident to ihe Western country. Try it. Asa morning drink, to asnt digestion and reiiove dyspepsia it has n eipial. Try it. In ll ivor it is .uperior to all other" Bitters. Trv it. The formula of tiles'- 1-itfers, now (Is'(il)the sole pnp rty of Dr. Robatk, o:iginati! with one of the oldo t and most eminent Medical IYactieiotiers of the West, and it is directly predicated on the wants of the Western people." These Bitters derive their stimulus from the powerful tonic nature of the roots and herbs of w hich they are c;nposed, and as they are, by allaying unnatural cravinga of the stomach, directly promotive of TEMPERANCE, the present proprutor believes that in making them w idely known the puhiic welfare is sub-erved. It will soon be for sale by all Dr. Roback's numerous Agents, an 1 at Hotels, &c, the country I'vcr- In the meantime, orders will be filled direct from Cincinnati in anv o.uantitv nndat tinlowest rates. It is put up in Quart Bottle?, and securely pv k- d in one loz. cases. Halfdoz. simpie cases will, however, be packed and sent to anv a-no i', ii iii'.vi '-i. RETAIL PR1CF. 1 PER BOTTLE or C for-:-.'. Principal ollice ami salesrooms. No fi EaI' urth street, .'M buiMing from .IfÄn street, Fineinnati, Ohio. Laboratory No. !"J Hnnimond rtrert. l or sale in Marshall county by Biain Ä: Co., T' A. Lemon, Pershing ; ()., PIvm.)ulh; Rotiert Cornwell v ('., Bouilion; D. W Stange, Bremen; John Cless, Bourl'iin; Jonas Miller, Bremen, Jas. M. Wickiz.-r, Argiu; Peter Smith. Uniontown; nnl Druggists ami Merchants general-i ly throughout the Union. lDly.
A. O. E'ACCiAft&D, Alloniry niitl (!o:ins(ilor nt Law PLYMOUTH, LND. C10LLF.CTIONS,Tax Paying ami Exainination of titles e., promptly attended to Kfms TO Pc.phs Bank, N.Y. City; How k Whittaker, N. Y. City; Teibell, Jennings . Co.,N. Y. City; Security Fire Insurance Co., N. Y. City; Heniy C. Carter, N. Y. City; Hon.C. A. Stacy", Tceums'h, Mich.; L. (!. Berry it ('o.. Hankers, Adrian, Mich.; J. S. Dunlap, F.s., Imlianajxilis, Ind.; N. 'I.Oglesbce, Esq., County Treasurer, Plymouth. Me has associated with him in practice, Hon. JartM S Ihiulley of I,aPort, Ind., whose assistance, he will hive at the sitting of the Circuit ami Gun men Pleas Courts of this county Will practice in adjoining counties. 'Plymouth, Mv h 22. IH'0. Oit
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FOR .vr: -r r..r H 1---BOOTS & SHOES. CAS2Y & MOREY Hive removed to 1. C. Sf'iley's Slore lioom under Sifttfoiiic Jfall, east side Michigan sired, Where can be found the Largest and Brst Selected Stork of Boots e3 SIiocs 2 Ie22s, 22oy?!i', Xoulhs & Ch's Calf, Kip & Coarso Boots. Morocco Cloth, Patent k Enameled L i: A T H E R BOOTS, SIIOE. GAITERS. SLIPPERS k DANCING PF.MPS, I LEATHER AND FINDINGS, Which we now offer cheaper than anv other honst 1 . !ii me tvstern country. O.ir sto -k is wed selected, and with particular attention to the wants of this maikct. We have also enlarged our IHaEiuiftCturhag' Departure, And hare alw ays on hand a good assortment of Custom-Made Wo Which we warrant to wear well and not Rip. We are also prepared to MAKE AND MEND Roots a?2sl Shoes, Neatly and prompMy. We invito the Ladies to call and examine before buying elsewhere. Citizens of this place, who buy their ! -n.-,OTr T, T50At- -Tin Cn-,no-ailCy JJ- Geo 300to clllQ OilOGi In Chicago, can save time and expense by calling on us. MILLER'S & MASON'S BLACKING Kept con.'t antly on haul. CASEY & MOREY. April IS, lGl l:.f BARBER'S MILL, Six utiles soutii-w est of &E2G3i1ii, J,ia&'hnK! Co., ZzuL The unh'r-.ignedf having recently purchased the mill generally known as Barber's Mill, and put the same in perfect 11 ff.V.ViTVftV O Xlv ii? Ms 4 It. Won!! respectfully solicit jatvon.ige. No detention on accoiuit of drv weather. Satiiaetioii guaranteed. " JOHN ZEHNNER. June -J7, lcGl 22'.y. EVERYBODY INTERESTED ! ! Who tvc;:2c! not Casissi't Sat liest Int r rest i !HP tL "O" j A N D X Vi X I ! 'i T fs R P il Jl ii ill Ii Ii 1 A Ii i Ii Ii Ii d H AM now selling, to bcdclivcrcd at the proper time to take from the Nursery this bill, a general assortment of FRUIT TREES! El'CII AS JJlIe. s'4'a r, rir.iia, ylfiric t, ESInt'Et'frrs'i'y, SC ran i) err V, tiirrant 9 . W A 3t:t!2 H:isuFtrry. An-l all thv-ir di.Tercut varieties; als, ORNAMENTAL TREES, EPffiOWEIU, cVi'.? Ti tedioii'4 lo mention. 1 furni-h t!i- I-st uu.ilitv of trees, at reasonable rates. E crv variety will be found true t. name. Being familiar w ith neailv nil the l.t'o Mid anI.Vo .m.I .ip j 'de o culture, 1 ....... .. i ..;.,i;.i ..r '...,: '... i..... ... . i . ..r ...!... . I'liiun iiim in n "i il io i, i.n ' - im ii ' I i ii 1 1 ui I , Ac, I willjine alltlu'diPue.Iinh.imatio i respect , ing the management of trees, an-l will, when reijuotcd, Hdoet lor purchasers the n'st vai,-tie with as much care as I would were I selecting for myself. Care w ill he taken to have Ihe trees till 1 the agreeinei t in every respect. I publish this notice ti) give all who in.iv lie wanting trees, tin ! opjvoi tunity to leave their order with me. for 1
man not oe nmeioeau on nuia small p)riion ol thecitizei s of Mr hall county. Forlunhcr particulars call en the suh-eriher. H. I IEKCI, Plymouth, Ind.
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I respeetfiiliy announce to the patronä of HONEST CORNER Tl.at I h ive recently returned from the cast and am no w in receipt of a Full and Complete Stock Of carefully selected And everything else formerly kept by me, which I will seli at fair prices. I will take in exciiangu for good?, all kinds of MER CJA X7A JJLE Pll OD UCK. AND MONEY WILL NO T EC IIEF.F.SEI). I invite mv old custotn-rs tu cali and e.xoniliio my stock :.nd pric. sn l they suit, the v will be sure and buy. I have no blowing to do to induce you to pnrchasse of :ni Ibmnvable, str.:htfor ward dealing and a living profit and i:o hiimhüL', is mv motto. Those known:: tliPinselvcsin nrrc.i -s arc notified that th.-ir !,:.-: :lr, very ma -h needed, and I hope they wil redeem their prom-e to jmy u. J. BliOWNLrE. Plymouth Oet.llnrtf FUKXITrUK! runxrruKKs WHOLESALE A I; HT A ! J. T.V DEG11AAF & TAYLOR. (FOKMEr-LY ii. r. r;ixn.o,) nmbsr 87, B0VTESY, HEW Y0SK. Extei ding 212 feet throu-h to No. f-i Chiisty Street, and six stories in ilelht, making ii. The Largest Furniture Stor 0 IN Till: UNITED STATES, And filled w!tTi FURNITURE OF ALL GRADES. From the be-t I'.ulor to '.he common Kitchcu. which we are determined in sell at the small ruonr of five i j:u cent., and NO DEVIATION, Hoping, by thi il an, to incrca-e our Business sullijicnt to counii'ibalaiii-e t'oc diliVrciice in the profit. We constantly employ l.'.i) Han Is and lay in our "Sto..k for Nett C :di. ParhirSett. from -0 to 5f'i' ."Iahog. .m l Tk Wii!. Par.se its IV in .'M tv l.'-l Rosewoo I Bed-room se.tslroia. ,ri!l to ,",'1 Mahog. irk al. lV-d-;m .rtts ti'om -." ti Enamel Chamber setts-, from 22 to I.". ) Oak n ml Walnut Di'i'iig settsr, from. . . 2." to J.d Hair Mattrses, fr-im 7 to "J." vnr.g " to io OFFICE i l'RXn FRF. ALL QUALITIES All furniture Vairuded as Represented, marl 1-Tm'i. r-rrrn run s if it AN!) P-U ii N I T IJ 11 V, ! ! M. WOODRÖW, Arccnt, OFLD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND fellow cili.ens of Pivmonth and a-ij-Mirn to "A ns, that he is yet at lis old stand, on Michigan street, with the best assortment f FURNITURE. CHAIRS. MATTRESSES LOOKIXG-G L A SSES, (I L ASS PLATES, GILT FRAMES ic, That can be found in the ccmity, and at lower prieci;. C O r 5f 3 7i s , f all kin N. Rei.ly-Mi!e and Ti iin:av! to order on short notice. A GOCD HEARSE, To attend funerals when de-in .l. GOOD LUMBER takln in exchange for Furniti le. M. WOODROW, At-nt. .March 7, ic;;i-o.u.-j G-. BLAIK, &" Co, üRüGGis rs, TLYMOUTII, IND. HAVINti jw-.t reeeirl a fteh scpplr ofevery art ieie in our line of trade, onsi.-ting mainly oflhaigs, Me-llclncs, Paints, Oils. Dye Stulls V;.riii?h, Brushes, Peifunuiv, Yankee Notio'o . vJ. !...., ! ..." ..:....! .... i i .. f..,. ' imrp.;ses.n!y,to whicli v.e resp. ctiuily invite the attention of thiscomuiunitv. Wo have also, on haul a stock of Tea, G-fTVe, Sugar, Tohicco, Cigars, etc. To bo dipoel of at very reasnabU figures. Within a few 1 ay p t, we ha e received from Pittsburgh iindN-w York a large amount of Keroseno and Coal Oil A N I I. A M I'S ! or burn'ng the simc, of. ve y sire and stylo iih or w ithout shades. We uio also agents fcr all tho popular Patent Medicines! of the day. Physicians t rccrij ti in can-fullv putu at all hours of the lrght, by an peiiencit druirists. Wo e irnestly"initethe p-.blic to favor us with a call, cxamino our stock, inI become convinced of the fact thai we are doing a liberal busines. G. PLAIN A. Co. Plymouth. Ind., March 20th. 1:. J BROWNLEE, .-a!cr in dry gi'ls of all kiuls, preeii-s, arcs etc., Michigan street, Plymouth, lr.d. SADLi: A: IIAILMÄS SHOP, IhlFRBON, .HAUSHAM. CO. IND. roHN W. GROSS, ros-vctfully inform-' the m oulbie that hi i now onrfircd n t!ie iibovo g l, ,-ii:ess and prepare! t. execute all ordem in hi jne. t SADDLES. HARNESS. COLLARS. WHITS, Ac, constantly on hand, or mde to order.of the best materials and all work warranted. All kinds of COUNTRY Ph'ODFCE taken in exebange for work.
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