Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 2, Number 51, Plymouth, Marshall County, 16 January 1862 — Page 3

XUMBER fl. VOLUME 2.

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.

TH E DEMOCR AT. Local and Miscellaneous.

i t Editor. r-r-I john McDonald. Winter. . ... .i , ! The old c?ni wun me -ncan i ne hu i . ' again upon us ia the shape of a very re-: spectab!? enow. As we see the tur,M outs that aro constantly passing oar win- , . ith bell, on tue norscs aim ucnes ... . We cannot but hope that the sleighing will be of long continuance, and that tl Xivery men will 'forget us not.' ' . t - Xl,c Coii?;ncnlal .lonllalj . The above is the title of a new monthly .magazine that has lately mado its appearanee in the goody tow r of Boston. It .is devoted to polite literature and the discus :lon of national affairs. Th literary department is well represented and tho articlea unexceptionable ; but th political ,derparlmentis at an inclination t about forty-five degrees toward abolitionism. The 'Cj-Jtinentar U under the superintendence of Charles G. Lelasd. Esq.. n trentleman of acknowledged ability, and well known la bternry rcle. Slippery. The past few days have been uncom fortably slippery, the immediate consequence" of which was that heads came down and heels wsNit up -Consolation for the fallen" may be found in that portion of Holy Writ which declares that "The wicked stand on slippery places." If our friend Shakspeare had teen Jiete, he would probably have.said, Then youxnd I and ill of us til doicn," &c. Ia a drove of hogs that p assail through rt.iwn last Friday, there was one fat fallow that weighed over seven Hundred pounds, Apothecary weight. On the 9tli dy of January, by Rev JV. Fuller. Charles Ebal to Mi33 Margaret UoUis, all of this rjhee. Jk PropositionIf anybody Itas an axe without an owncr, be cau'keve it at our wood pile. It cad and Remember. Tut if vu don't want to ci:d:iner the lives of -yoirelves and your children, use D. II. DeLand j i Co.'sCl.crn'c il .Saleratiis, instead if iwirg tiie , t-nsiic, unhealthy, injure slt.tf that isso common j in the market. You may poMy save a doctor i Lili bv takiii"onr alwe. umi xr - Tiie following flatter'ix notee is t iken fro jr. the Tortsaiouth (O.) Scioto Valley Repulibc.n( of April 3, 1SC9. .ScASDi.tAViA. A friend writes to r.s for our rcal opinion', of Dr. Rohack's Scandmavi.it Remedies, where le can o' t in .nein and why they arc called " Sc:u;dL'iavian," and we are fretquentiy asked tin; ame fjucstion. Scandinavian as the ancient name of Sweden and Norway, and a Scandinavian, that i. a Swede or Norwegian, af-ffecti-TOately call h's country "Scandinavia," in rihe same ense as we speak of Columbia," or The Union." ßy the way, there are over nine -thousand ScaiM!iri:vini families in Dane Couwry Wifconsiii. Although cit'ien of this county for manv years, Dr.Tloback is a Swede !v birth, and compound l;is Medicines of Swedish herb-?, -r ! hint 13. narnei rerv mrenriate- We We 1 the very hijliett ejnion of the .Medicines, and of Dr. Robatk hkaself, who is not on'y a singularly skillful pliysii ian, but a gf ctleiua)! of the Old ?chool, as we know personally. Our advertisement wV.ick3S trill answer t'c rest of oar friend's Jetter. Sec advertisement. - I A " - - - - " -j Cancer Cured or no Jay. j Da. Svaxx will be at the Edwards House from j the lethto thc22J of eacli montli. ( Persons had better call early, as the Dr's room j is very much crowded generally about noon. ! He trats all furaij of Chronic diseases andespe- j riallv Caueers, in tae suceossiul Lreatmnt oi w.ni-it he is scarcely escellel by any Physicien in the west. The Dr. is a regular graduate of one of the best medical schools in the United States, and stands high iu his pro fed 4 m as a physician, and has bad an experience of sjme twoaty years in practice. Rut his reputatieu is too well known to need recommending. He discards all poisons making use only of innocent and eCetual remedies se'ecting and preparing his medicines himBvlf. They are p!asant to take no Mekening ct dcbilitatiag, hut bracing arid consefientIy p itients ar not deprived of doing moderate labor. He deals honestly with hid patieuts; if he thinks hu eanaot benefit them, he will tell them so, as it is no physician's interest to deceive his patients. See his Circular (which is half the size of a common newspaper) contain from thirty-five to forty cooi certificates of eases of cancers he has cured.

He has also more than a hundred specimens ofil'a!l HlllI Mtftr 1 . Xl IStlVCTJ"

Cancers he took out preserved in spirits. IIa ao"i-.s a full supply of medicines. His charges are rcasonaele. Counsel lieo of charge. h i : o i o rv i cj i: . lO CONSUMPTIVES. Tiie advertiser h iving b-?en restored to health ia a cry few weeks by a very simple remedy after having sufT'ered several years with a severe lung affection, a.i 1 that dre id disease, Consumption is anxious to make know u to his fellow-sullVvers tiie mean, of cure. To ail w ho desire it, he will peuil a copy of the prescription u--ed,(free of charge,) wiih direct ions for preparing and using the same, wl.ich they will ad a sure cure for Consumption, Astlimi, Ih-on-cbitis, ic. The only object of the adverser inj sending the prescription is to bcncfit the afllicted, and spread information which he conceives to be mvaluablc, and lie hopes every MitTercr will try W3 remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove ablessing. Parties wishing the prescription will please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings County, 41 w3 New York.

,pfrial tatiff!S.

From th VMiawaka Ent-rpr 2, 1V6I Worthy or Elcrit.' a nyong the many remedies offered t the pub'cl un,ier tiie head of Patent Me lieine-sit is a relief to know that some of them re valuable preparations, will do what is claimed for them and are worthy of .n,. and t.l.iee in everv family. Belonging to tin . - - cas i iy be nentioned, Dr. Roback's Scandina- . ReIT1C(1;C:1 Bi01 riiriSör and Blood Pills whleh are must excellent preparation and which h ive the desired effect in .ill cases for which their use is intended. Lite thou!mJ3 of others we b"ar personal wit ; thcm wur Qwn ftml,y wilh tJlC best 0jyect. We are also acquainted wit many who speak voluntarily ia praise of these I medicines. j One of our leading business men says, that by the use of only four bottle of the Purifier, he rej. ihm one hU(1,reJ dollira bcncfit. , Jimeulty wasorrelaä. j cxpr0st3 our ihXUu for a liberal present oj j ti,e.e remedies for use in our family. Sec Advertisement in another column. THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT rUBUISIICD EVERT TIURSDAT, BY Terms of Slmkcriftion: i8l,50 IN ADVANCE. Short TimiTn to PnoMrr-T tixj Tnm tWribTJ. Foreigu Sulcrilrs to comply witUth. Ti-rm. Terms or Advertising: OneS'yisr. (10 lincinr le-0 on. month. $1 00; thrre monthf. two-flrtr: six month. thr-e-Tinv : one yrT. fven noun. , liberal discount will he pi;id to tho. wh .lvenie t. the moantof quarter, half or wliol. column hy the mouth or year. Advertisement to l.c eithr j-ai'l for or ecun-J inadrsnen of puMir-ttion. No attention paid to forcitrn advertising nnle vomrani the ch orth. UKST OK KEFEKENCKS. JOB DEPAETMENT. We are nw freparedto txecute neatly all kiotUof CIRCULARS. PAMPHLETS, I CARDS. BLANKS. BILL HEADS, Ac. TERMS VIRT REASONABLE. THE HUMBUGS HAVE 33 URSTED ! j Cut the firm of III. B. DICKSOX&Co. Have'nt; o: t'; cor.L'ary have laa-l arranement fur A X 1 1 1 -- & I- - - - .; " 4 7 By adding immensely to their already unrivalled soek of Yf A 1 T A T 1? ijL J Li. 1 Jj CUTLERY, SHEET - IRON WARE ! Agricultural Implements, (j )j A S S j Tjf cJa 21 JJT 9 cföc-, cä?o-, ?oHaving just arrived from the Where we purchased of the Importers & Maniofacttirers A T Panic Prices! . We arc able to offer STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS T O THAN EVER BEFORE'.! We h ive a complete stock of everything ner- - ; taining to the trade, and are celling goods on Bottor Terns Than any other similar establishment in NOFvTHTT ITTDTANA. OUit TlX .SHOP! Is supplied with all the materials und tools necessary to turn out THE IS 3-: ST OF WORK And being under the Snperintendi-nec of Mr. J. L. LEONARD, an experienced Tinner, wn feel confident in behig able to five entire satisfaction in the line of 37 X TXT - "W J.1FL IE3 a An examination of our stock and prics cannot fail to convince purchasers th it we are offering superior inducements. (live im a cull. II. R. DICKSON & Co. II. D. DICK30.V J. C. LEONARD. Plymouth, August 22, 18CI 30 tf

BARBER'S MILL, Six miles south-west of

Firm.uth,,nnb.u co., ind.;oi!R COUNTRY IS NOW SAFE.

The undersi-net!, having recently purcln?edthe mill generally known as Barber' Mill, and put the same in perfect II I . V.VI.VC OKI) ER , Would rcspestfully solicit rntronage. No detention on account "of dry weather. Satisfaction "ranteod. JOHN ZEHNNER. " Juue 2", 16CI -22iy. 7STcl.- Creels. FLOURING MILL milE aboTC named mill, tlx miles south o -i Plymouth, is now uo.ngcxceweu, Ciistom Jt illcrclaaiit Work. The proprietor spares no pain a to sire sitisfaeVon and intends keeping his mill in condition to do Tiie "Very I3esst or Work. nd he feels confident that he will not fail to oatsfvall who ma v favor him with their patronage. Flour, MeaL Dran, &c.,kept constantly on hand ind will be sol I at the lowest living prices. He respectfully solici's patronage from the citiensof Marshall and adjoinin? counties. MICHAEL ZEHNER. Plymeuth, Aug.23.lhGl. u31tf HONEST CORNER! I rospetfully announc to th patrons of HONEST CORNER That I lure recently returned from the castand am now in receipt of a ITull unci Complete Stoclc Of carefully selected ATD GROCERIES! And evervthms else formerly kept by m; which I will sell at firlr prices. I will tak-; in exchange for goods, all kinds of llirc!:ritn!le Produce, MCITEY WIL NOT BS RI3FTJ3ED ! I invife myoid customrrs to call and exomine my stock and pirees, and if they suit, they will be sure and buy. I have no blowing to do to induce you to purfrh:ip of me. Honorable, straightforward dealing and a living profit and no humbug, is niv motto.. Tliose knnwinir t!iein!elvrsin arreasarc notified that th'ir du :r very muli needed, and I ! hope they wil redeem their promises to pay un. 1 J.RIIOWNLIE. j rivmouthOet.lln3?tf HAÖLANGER HOUSE, Near the Bridge, and within a few minutes' walk of the Depot, South Plymouth, Ind. The snrcriber ha jut opened the above Houe, aid is determined to keep it in a miner every way worthy of public patronage. IT I S T A 13 I, E Will ! suppVid with the best the mar'tet aflbtds ; charges reasonable, and evwry exertion ased to render the stay of guests agreeable. CONVENIENT ST ARLES Attached to the premises, and a faithful osilor always in r ttendance. JOHN C. HASLANGER. Plymouth, March 21 , 1SG1 Jm3 -THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME' BENDER HOUSE, Knox, Starke County, Ind. J. D. CLARK, : : : : PaoraiiTaa Having retaken this well known Ilouse, and refitted and refurnished the name throiirhoiit, he is determined to make it a First Class House in all particulars. sepl2-321y. ZOUAVES HOUSE, MAIN STREET, 15 O U II B IV , I IY I . C. S. WEAVER Proprietor. f piIIS HOTEL HAS I1EEN PUT IN COMJ ri.ETE oukr, and is now open for the reception of company. The Proprietor respectfully solicits public patronage, and will use his best efforts to make his Ilouse a pleasant stopping place for both Traveler and Hoardrr. Bourbon, August e'th, I bill. 2Sly. HxrculorN ollee. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been npyxtinted executor of the last will of Elizabeth Clinerman, late of Marshall County, deceased. Said c.tate is purposed to bo solvent. . JOHN T CARDER, Executor. NEW REMEDIES TOR S I JZ UMA T O 11 II IT CTC A. Howard Association, Philadelphia. A Ilencvolent Institution established by special Endowment, for the relief of the Sick and Distressed, filieted with Virulent and Chronic Diseases, and especially for the cure of the Diseases of the Sexual Organs. MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the At tug Surgeon. VALUARLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhea. an'' "er diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the New Remedies employed in the Dispensary, ent in ea!el letter envelopes Iree ot charge. Two or three stamps for tiostace acceptable. Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUflllTON, Howard Association, No. ÜS Ninth at-, Philadelphia, Vjl. Deccwbcr 12, 18C1 16ty.

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Ilartlirarf.

GLORIOUS NEWS! BUCK & TOAK'S MAMMOTH HARDWARE S T O M UCII HAS BEEN SAID ABOUT WAR, but the great question that no r agitates the American people, is the LAKUli ÖTÜÜK. Ub GOODS For sale at the MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE O F BUCK &. TO AN, Westcrvclt Block, PJymoutli, IndL Tliey have made ampl provisions to supply al who are in want of anything in their Hue of trade DfKV'T FAIL To call, examine, and satisfy yourselves. June 6, 1861 19Iy rpiIE TLACE TO BUY Nails, Locks, Butts, Hinges, Glass SASH C, 19 BUCK & TOAN'S Ts at I F YOU WANT A Go to BUCK & TOAN'S 19 nndbuvit! , HPHE plc o buy anything in the a. EUctdLrcrix-'G Lino, Is at 19J BUCK & TOAN'S rjHE PLACE TO BUV IIocs, Forks, srvtlic-Snaths. Cradles Etc., is at 10' DUCK k TOAN'S 5rofcnc$. S 03! ETII TAG NEW AB. BECKER & CO., Inform the citizens of Mars h a I a ml ailpining Countlcs That thay have received A NeT and Fresh Stock OF FAIMILY GROCERIES, Which they intend to sell Is low as any other House in Northern Indiana. Their Stock consists of COFFEE, Ü10LA8SES, svnvr, RICE, TOBACCO, ALLSPICE, PEPPER, Quccnsirarc, of crcrj Description, W oodcnwnro, Of all kinds, such aa is kept in a Good G-ROCERY STORE. COPNTUY PRODUCE. Tliey will take almost all kinds of Cuutry Produce In ExchangQ for Goods. REMEMBER THE PLACE. ITTOne door above S. k M. Tteeker's Dry Goods and Clothing Storej IVo. Cofhin's 1SIoi1, PLYTIOUTII, - - IMILVA. AB. BECKER k CO. November 21, 1&G1 i3tf.

Clothing, &t.

CLOTHING MANUFACTORY or DAVIDSON & Co. The above signed have just completed assorting their FIRSTE STOCK o r Oont' mill Uoyrsi' READY-MADE CLOTHING! Principally of THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE, Suitable for FALL fc WISTE WEAR. They have on hand a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SCO! AS Reavers, Cassimcres, Cloths, Satinets Tweed s, Jeans, &c, &c. G-ents1 Furnishing Goods! SUCH AS shirts: all kinds Drawer?, Socks, Xuspeiidcr G loves, &c. Szc. HATS AND CAPS Of which we keep Vliiiost sill Htylos ! Wc tear no Contra deli In saying that OUE STOCK, On tiie -vliole, CAN NUT BE EXCELLED In point of VARIETY, CHEAPNESS, AND QUALITY! And would INVITE PURCHASERS ! T O roil TIME.1ISEE, T'JsS. DAVIDSON & CO. E. R. SHOOK, CVTTF.R. Plymouth, October 3t 1S6L 3Ctf. Jrurjis ß Pcrtifinc.5i. Keeps constantly on hand PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, carefully selected from the best Wholesale Es tabliöhraents in New i ork, Philadelphia, Pittabusgh and Chicago. COUNTRY illERCIIBXTS AND Physicians Generally. Will find it to their interest to pive him a call as he warrants every article sold by him to he just what it is represented. In addition to his large stock of Drugs and Medicines, may be found ENDLESS QUANTITIES OF YANKEE NOTIONS, PERFÜMERY, HAIR OIL, BURNING ELUID, CIGARS, JcC. And in fact, everything usually kept in a Drug Store, at prices as low as can be afforded. Call and examine for yourselves n25tf T. A. LEMON. tram Jfron orki5. STEAM FOUND 11 BREMEN, MARSHALL CO., IND. The subscriber respectfully informs the public that his Kounry ia now In P U E E 13 1 A S T I And that he is at all times prepared to manufacture PLOWS, KETTLES. FARMING UTENSI LS. And every article in his line of business. ALL WORK WARRANTED TO SUIT CUSTOMERS I Andwillhe rold at FAIR, LU7NG TRICES CALL AND EXAMINE HIS WORK. He is determined not to be undersold. J. B. HARRIS. Bremen, Feb. 27 1861 .rtf HAGS Roes wax old Rritana, Copper, Rrnss Pcwter.Cast Iron, and some money taken in Nxchmsrfor hardware at II. R. DICKSOiCo..

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AT THE ONE PRICE STORE OF CHA'S PALMER. Piece Broad Clofhw. Piece DS Cassimc7. Piece Kip 64 Piece Satinet!. Piece. .Ica tis. Piece BcLalnc. Piece Prints. Piece Ticking. Piece Stripes. Piece Flannels. I3 J E C E S OF ALL KINDS AND I'.f.VAJBi; ."YOTIO.YS. PIECES 33T iLCCOHH'tS., 1? I 32 C E Notes Wliicli Are Unpaid. And to preserv PEACE WITH A PEACE MAX All who are indebted to me, will do eil io Pay 3Io si Piooo, Or I shall be compelled o call on a JUSTICE OF T2IE PEACE, TO KEEP THE PEACE. CHARLES PALMER, THE "P(I)i:ACE MAN." riy mouth December, 1SGI. 45tf, 5th. rr ii is UNION SAFE! Having sold out my entire stock of Eastern made RttOTS AXMB SHOI2S! And made an entiie change in my jToramme of business, and having titled up my establishment lxcliiivly 1 oi MAN UF ACTÜRING By devoting my attention to it I th'nk I can make my g hop The most ppsirnblc Tlacc in 1 Iiis C030IUNITY To leave a measure, or purchase a good article. I have in my employ The Very Best Workmen in Northern Indiana; Men that cannot be excelled for DURABILITY .Vcatncxs and ' Dispatch in i i e i? i n i r c ; Neatly and promptly done at all times. My woik is f THE BEST QUALITY And will be sold as low as the saroe quality can be sold in any market. J. K V A N V A LK E BURGH. P. S. Persons indebted to me are earnestly requested to Call and Sctlle Up AT OXCE j. I I must have my accounts settled by the first of January; as at that time I shall be ia want of the "needful." Friends," Conic in and help. 1 will be found rtt my old MauJ, -ue door north of the Bank Buildinir, on Michigan street. Dec. 12. 61 lGmfi. J. F. V. LIQUORS, WHOLESALE fc RETAIL. Also, in the fame building, one door nortli ol the Bank, may be found at all times u full ftock of Vine and Unadulterated Liquors. TO WIT : Double una Single nectlf;ed Whisky, Old Rye Whisky, Cbcrry Brandy, Gin, Tort and Sherry WIucs, FRENCH BRANDY, The Dutie" of mhich latter article we paid at the Bon.'ed Store House in New York City. Our Liquors are all pure und we will sll at as off price a the same quality can be vucha.ed in any establishment in this or its adjoining States. Dealers, heforp purchjsing, would do well to call and sample. J. V. BAILEY k CO. riyra.with, December 12, 1861. 16ruG.

&000ACBES of LAND for SALE

;rriII.S UNDERSIGNED IS AUIIJ0rt!7ED ! JL to eell the following described Lands, -it very ; low figures; part down and the balance in ajrual j paymeuts, from one tj fjur years, with iutarest ! paid unuually : CENTER TOWNSHIP. DESCRIPTION. ETC. TOWN RANGE. ehalfseqr " 32 III 3 chalf n wt;r " 30 34 3 n halfaw q " 1 33 2 GREEN 10WNSII1P. ACRES. . to .101 . 8(1 . 4d . &0 . 80 . 4') AC) . 8 . . 63 e half s e qr . . " 17. ...32. & w qr s e qr . . . . " nw qr e hf sv jr " nwqrswqr " IT.... .Vi. 1(1 32 2.. 10 22 2. . .1 ' f tj IS 32 2.. i se qr . . BOUURON TOWNSHIP, jehalfnwnr 44 7 3.1 I.. 1 whfneqr 22 33 3.. w hf qr 5 32 3.. WALNUT TOWNSHIP. n e qr. . S Tit lot 31.... 0... 3... 3 ... ::... :;t... .32... 32... .3.. ..3.. ..... ..3.. ...1C2 ... VI lots 2 and 3.... j e half s e qr ... . i w half s e qr. . . . i w half u c qr. . . . i"2 . Mi . . 60 . 1!' . HI . 40 . fed . -170 ) GERM AN TOWNS MI P. I Lots 1 and 2 . . i 34 3 i ii wqrs wqr 31 3." 3 iivlif nwor...." 34.... 35 3 i Iit 1 7.. .31 3 I l,f n- .... 4. f. "I 1 TI PPEC A N 0 C Tx VNS 1 1 II'V ehfswqr " 23 32 3 te qr ii actional, " 3fi :2 3 NORTH TOWNSHIP. ! n hf n w qr (W M R;G. ! n hf se qr (e m r). . 2.. ..122 2......1.V7 '2 IL7 ...34. I n hi r.cqr " . .11 3.1 I POLK TOWNSHIP. I n wqr " 0 34 iwhfnwr " 2C....3.1 Uu ir " ro :r i c hf se qr " 36 ::.r 1 160 1 HI 1 ICO I to ; WEST TOWNSHIP i w fr s e qr 22.... 34 1 . 47 .1GÜ . HI . SO tue qr " 27. . . .34 I w half s wqr iQ 34 ..I. ..1 ..1 1 c hf se pr ..." 22 33.. Also th following desciibed lands in Fullm County, situated about two mile? Eastof the Mit liiiraii Road, and joining the south line of Marshall County, to-wi : nc qr ne qr .1 31 3 40 Lot No. 2 5 31 3 53 siulfs cqr 44 5 31 3 ttt Persons wishing to purchase unimproved Innd, on easv t'i ms, will do well to irive un a call. I al - j so t,1C V' 0 ' :uI'lrcs' f t,,e ,.:u'- r 1"rtiou oi nonresident land owners, which will .nable tne to ascertain the price of a larjre iMiantity of land which 14 not described in th :iSo e Ut. tiios. Mcdonald. Plymouth, Indiana, ltfil. 51. A. O. PACKARD, Allorncv and Counsellor st Law rLVMOl'TII, IND. COLLECTIONS, Tax Payin? and Examination of titles ic, promjitly attended to KKVKllS TO Peoples Rank, N.Y. City; How & Whittaker, N. Y. City; Terbell, Jennings V Ci.,N. Y. City ; Security Eire Insurance Co.. N. Y. Citv: Henry C. Carter, N. Y. City; Hon.C. A. St:rv Teeum"seh, Mich.; L. G. Berry i: Co.. Bankers, Adiian, Mich.; J. S. Dunlap. Esq., Indianapolis. Ind.; N. 'I.O.zh sbce, Esq., County Treasurer, Plymouth. He has a-so;-;ated wish him in practice, Hon. James Bradley of LaPortc,Ind.. wte assitai. o -he will have at the sitiin of tin-- Circuit and Cm mon PleasCourts of thii county Will practice iu a lioinipir oi;nt:e-. Plymouth, M-I,22.1SC0. 9tf IfcHtnl. AN APERIENT AND STOMACH PREP aration of Iron, purified of Oxypen and Carbon by combustiou of Hydrojen saniioned by tho highest medical authorities, both in Europe and the United States, und prescribed iu their practice. The. experience of thousands daily proves that no preparation of Iron can be compared ith it. Impurities of tl: blood. lcprcs-;,n of vital energy, pale and otherwise sickly complexions indicate its necessity in 1 most every conceivable case. Innoxious in all maladies iu which it has been tri-d, it has proved absolutely curative in each of the following complaints, viz : In Debility, Nervous Affection, Em.ici ition, Dv-pcpsda, Constipation, Dianhea, Dvsentery. Incipient Consumption, Scrofulous Tuberculosis, Salt Rheum, Misnier filiation. Whites Chlorosi, Liver Complaints, Chronic Headaches, Rheumatism, Intermittent Fevers, Piinp!es 0:1 on tho Fuce. kc. Incases of Genera! Debility, 1 bother the result of acute diseases or of the cjutiuued diminution of nervous and nu soul ir energy from chronic complaints, one trial of thi- rcfturalit has prov ed mk -cessful to an extent which n- d. : ition or writtell attestation would render crcd'ble. Invalids so Ions bed-i iddeii as to lin o very nearly become entirely forgotten in their 0 11 neighborhood, have s I'.ddeiily ro-appear.-d in t!ie hu-y world, as iijutt returned houi pntr:icted travel ia a distant land. Some very !-ign.iJ in-t..i, es of this kind are atte.-tt d ot female sulh" rets, emaciated victims of apparent maraiiius. s.mgu'iieows exhaustion, critical tu.inges, and their coniplicatiuu of nervous and dysje tic aversion t.i air and exercises lor which the phjsi. i 1:1 Ins 1.0 mine. In nervous affections of all kin !s, ::n 1 for rasfn familiar to nicdic.il men, the operation of this preparation of iron must i:eces.ari y be faint ir, for. i.nhke the old oxides, it is igoiouly toniv, without biing exciting or over-healing ; and gently, regulativ aperient, even in the tu st obstinate cases of eostivene, without evn bking a rastric purgative, or i:iilict:iig a disagreeable seiiMtion It is this latter propiii tv, among otliers, which makes it so remarkably elVeclual and permanent a remedy for I ''lies, upon which it alo ap: ears to exert a di.-tiiiet and s-ixciJie ection, by dispcruijj thelora. tendency which forms them. In Dyspepsia, innumerable a are it causo, ngle box of these Cl.al beate Pills has .ftrn sulliee. for the most hatitu.l c.'-rvs, wuluCiu the alte 'dat.t cosiiveiuss. In unchecked D.snhea, even wlien mhaifed to Dysentery, continued, eniici.iting. and av-jvirently malignant, t!;c cllec's have bei u equally decisive and astonishing. In the local pain, loss of wV'i, and strength, debilitating tough, and iiin'tltnt hectic, wh;h, generally imiieau s iucipui.t ciiMiuipron. this remedy h:is allayed the alarm jf Ii it-nd und j hyicians in several very gratifying and iiitcrif luij instances. lit Scrofulous Tuberculosis, this medicate! Iro has had far none than the good t fleet of most cautiously balanced pivparation of Iodine, without any of their Well know n liabilities. All letters, en!'is, ,c, should be addrcs.edtö R. H. Lt CK E V CO.. GcMontl Agents, 20 CEDAR STREET, New Yor k Stutcof India a a, Xuvfhmll ihitnty, ; In Justice's Court, John Coil, ) TS Sylvester Reals. Complaint tn Attachment. Tli? plaintiff in tiie ntove entitled ranse ba tiled ithrpe his complaint on attachment, and it appearing that the tiefend int, Silvester Boals, is a non-resident of said county, Irl a summons hiving been returned not served unonhim, he is here, by notified of the filing and pcn?'ency of said complaint, ad that unless lie iper, wwfr or demur thereto at the calling of said cause, on the 14th day of December, i'mJI, at 1( o'clock, a. m. paid complaint will le Nvardnnd detormin.-d in bis, absence. HENRY MeFARLIN, J P,