Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 3, Number 7, Plymouth, Marshall County, 13 March 1862 — Page 4

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NUMBER 7. THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. VOLUME 3.

,r; .Army Say !!. The following statement, taken -from official Sources, vj II Auivr thu army tiay roll.- Iii the-first (olunvi will !k' found the r.ctf. salary per month Alii i? tht pcron! the .tot-il Hilary pe r , month, whieU iuchules i.itio-is, servant hire, foage,&c.

. . . Per month. Lieutenant ("JeneM.. ..... $ 0 AM -de-C amp and Jiilit:try,Sqcre-. ---Urv t:HJutenat Oc:: oral, each. 80 Major General ......... i ... Sii r Aid de-Cam? to Gencml-in- . ( Ii! t'F. .' .Q Aid-de-Camp, in addition to pay,; ; etc., of Lieutenant. ........... -21 ft ig, i lier General .......... 12i Ai l-tlo-Canyj, in a Uition to pay, -;ctc, of Eientcijant. . ......... 20 . . AIUlTJkST. CtNERAlS PEPXRTM EJJT. "A4ii.ts.nt OonernI Colonel .'1 . ... 110 Total. S t;q .. 191 469 ... :'Ö7 . 3323 . ; iö '235 211 IS7 AssisntAJjatant General Lieut ' : Colonel Assistant Adjutant General j-Maj. J . ' Capt. Judge Atlvixatp Major; 95 70 - 80 11 1S7 inspector .;keHau'3 DEPARTMENT. lapeetor .General Colonel . no; 23C - SIGNAL DEPARTMENT. . Slcrn kl o!Ti. r Major. . .... ..w. 80 " t:CAK-TEaI.tSTEtt'. PEPARTME3TT. 137 Qthu terni ar.-ter General Brigadier : .General Assistant Q 'i irtermister General . lCol.nfl. . . . . . .-. ........ Deputy Quartermaster General L'eutr Colonel. .. .. Qn irltim .ster Mijor ......... Assistant Quartcrmaster-r-Capt'n. . SCIHISTENCf: l)EP.iTKENT. Com mi 'a ry General of subsistnoe Colonel .. .... . Attestant Com mi wary General of Subsistence Lieu. Colonel.. Com mi ssarv of Subsistence -Maj. ASMtant Comnv.ssary General of Subsistence Lieut. Colonel.. Commissary of Surustenc -Major Assistant Commissary of Subsist -tnee Captain. . . . '. . . .". - Assistant Commissary of Subsistcnoe, in addition to pay," etc'., of Lieutenant.. ... . - MKDICAt. DErARTMCNT. Sergeön General $2,71') per an- - hum Siirge.uis offen ye us service. .. . t'ur.om of-Ioss than teu years' t v 1 05 Asaist-int Surgeons of 'fiyc years' '"service ......."..... Assistant Surgeons of less than five ': .yetrs' 'service.... ... .. TAY DEPARTMENT. Tanraster General .s:-2,74ü per an- : . -. mini Deputy Paymaster General liroü?ter - . 121 .323

110 235 9r 211 '80 1S7 TO , 137 110 235 93 211 80 m 75 1 1 1 80 187 i 70 137 i HO 11 j 22 80 223 70 173 i 70 137, 53 120 j i 95 211

OFMCEP.S OF THE CORP Or FNGIHEFTIS, CORPS OF Torot-.RlPltlCAL EXGIXEIRä ANU ORDINANCE DEr.RTMEXT. Colon!;-.-. Lieutenant Colinel 110 9. fcO 70 53 5:i 5.1 235 211 187 137 120 12) 120 Major . Oirnin. Fir-t Lieutenant Second Lieutenant re vet Seeon 1 Lieutenant , OFFICERS OF VOCNTKO DRAGOON-, CWALRY, RIFLKmen avd iirht artitlerv Colonel.. rf. Lieutenant Colonel ,M-y r Capt i-n. Fir.t -Litn tenant. Sero-j 1 Ltentriiant liif.vei S.v.o:ii IJ.'iinint Ac!j;!'.n.t, and Utsrin:i:l Qan'ter'nriVcr, in addition to iliv of Lien- : Cüij ;nt no 9." 80 70 53 53 53 235 211 17 1 15 12S 10 10 f Fi'HR OK ARTILLERY AVI) INFANTRY. " Ci II'. 1. .......... i Lu'if"nuit Colonel. Ma;or C aptnm r!r.U. Lieutenant. . . , 95 M) 70 ro 21 S 191 175 11? 10103 103 s ?c Mid Lieutenant Ibcvrt Scund Lieutenant lo Adjtttant, in addition to pay, tc, of Li e-ut on an;". 10 13 lieirrKßfal Quartcrinastvr, in add'tion to pay.ete,, of Lieutenmt 10 2G Ih thealiove we have not inTted the fractional p arts of d.I! ii5, for convenience sake, iu this nn He r o ( w td" rt If hrrpo rt t n er . PFI.OW THE CmhK OF T.IECTENltT. ' Tl;e f.r.-t column d note the tay per month of p.rüllcry : and infantry, and of dragoons and riflemen when Fervin oji toot. The second column J denotes "tSe pa v per month of light artillery and of dragoons and ruler.ien whenmounteo : Sergiut . Major, Quurlerina-ter Serreant, Principal Musician . -4111.1 .Chief liiigler, carh 21 21 First Scrirea-it of a comuuv 20 2'J 21 20 oo 17 13 12 12 15 15 11 O- " Sergeants I! jpital Stewards ' other Sergeants, eacl: " 'i 17 11 13 . iu i ans r F.'irricps and .'Ilacksinttlip 15 15 Artii. er4 nni'... ii 12 In addition to the pay as above stated, one ratfrA . f-tftv nu4 Hti abundant supply of good doth"" Howeil to every soldier. Quarters, fiiej. d "al attenlawee are always provided U-4 nntont without deduction from the lij If a soldier should become disabled in theli-.e of his dnties, the law provides for him a pension, or he mav, if he refer it, obtain admission into the Military Aeylum, which will afford Him a'eoHfortable home so long an he may wish to re'etive its benefits. To the above pay for private soldiers must he added the additional .2 month to be mid during service, the $100 bounty at the end of the war, wiiich has already been provided for, and the .uarter's'ec'tion of land that Congress will provide lor at its coming M sion. The bounty and land apply to officers and privates alike. C'SKAIMI X, EAV05SO.-i Volefale and Retail GROCERY HOUSti Dealers in all kinds of IT AM IL Y GROCERIES . A N I TOBACCO. CIGARS, WOODEN - AND WILLOW WAKE. In "olicitingthe puldie patronage w would say hat our stock of Goods is complete, and will conipre Urordbly with any other establishment in the WVst, i:-;.ecul i!ilu':eicMt4 ar- uih re l to country Dealer?. AM kin is of country Produce taken atthe highest market price in exch.ing for goods. NUSSHAUMi DAVIDSON Aprill2. ,rt NCW REM n DIES FOR S J liHMATOl: kucka. Howard Association, Philadelp'iia. A V Institution est btished br ppecial Lndowmcnt, for the relief of the Sick and DU-ti-ecd, t:li-tt'd with Vim'ent and Ciironie Di.-.as-s( and especially for the cure of the Diseases of the Sexual Organs. MEDICAL ADVICE given gratia, by the Actujg uriceon. vf f:HLF. REPORTS on Spermatorrhoa. and other diseases of the Sexual Organ, and on the New Remedies employed in the Dispensary, Snt :n sealed b tier envelopes free of charge. Two or three st.imj s for nostaee acceptable. Address Drt J. SKILLIN HOUGH'ION, Howard Association, No. 2 S Ninth at, Philadelphia, Pa. December 12, 1.

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At tonic vs. REEVE Sl CAPRON, AttoreeysanJ Notaries. Plymouth, MorsliallCo.i Inl., practice in Marshall and adjoining counties. RetEr to Habcock k Co., Phelps, Dodge & Co.,New York, Cool-y.Farwell k Co., Gov.M Bro.. Chicago, liOiidon k Co., Thila., Graff Renette & Co M Pittsburgh, Hon. A. L. Odborn, Circuit Judge, Laport. lnd. Attoruey at Law anl Real Estate Agent, Knox, Knox. Ind. Collections, Tax paying' and examination of Title?, promptly attended to. n3-ly DR. T. A. BORTOIM, Phvsician andSurgeon,o(Ticeovet Pershings A Co.'s Drug Store, in Dr. A. O. Horton' Dental Rooms, Michigan street, east side corner of Gano, where he may be consulted during ofüc hours. J. J. VINA' L, Homeopathic Physician. rarticularattentionpaid to obstetric practic, and chronic diseases of nromen, and diseases of children , office orer C. Palmer's store, corner Michigan and Laporte tsreets, whe he maybe consulted at all hours. DR. O. BAIRD. Graduate of Jefferson Medical College,) rcsienceand office nearShilt's Mill.Rremen, Ind. DR. A. O. BORTON, Surgeon Dentist, Plymouth, Ihdiana. Whole or partial setts of Teeth inserted on the most approved plans. Special attention paid to the preservation of the natnral teeth, and irregularity of Children' teeth corrected. Fanssand diifieult teeth extracted with or without Chloroform. Can be consulted at his office at any time except on Mondays aud Tuesdays. ffic in Pershinr's block, up stairs, corner of Michigan und Gano strcats. 19tf ED WARDS H OU S E Plymouth, Ind. W. C. Kdwards, Proprietor. FARMERS' HOTEL. La Porte street, near the Depot, Plymouth, lnd Good Fare, Low Hills, and every attention paid to render the stay of all who patron e the Farmers'agreeable. Good and conreme bling for those having horses. vln2tly JOB SHORT, Tropriotor. ITnrdwnro. B. DICKSON &. Co., H. Dealer in hardwars of every description, alao, stores, tin, elici t iron, cml copper ware. BUCK &, TOAN, Dealen in Hardware of i very description, and manufacturers of Tin, Fbeet-Iron and Copperware, Michigan street. D. McWILLIAMS, Dealer in staple anl fancy day good, groeeric, etc., west side Michigan street, Plymouth, lnd sT&Tm '. B E C K ER! DenVrs in staple and fancy dry good and groceries west side Michigan treet, Plymouth, lnd. RICE Sl SMITH. Healers in staple and lancy dry goods, famil groceries etc, one door south of the Kdwards hou-e, Plymouth. Ind. j" BROWNLEE," Dealer in dry goods ofa!l kinds, groceries, ware3 etc., Michigan struct, Plymouth, lnd. CT PALM ER. Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, etc., south side La Porte street. NUSSBAUM ifDAVIDSON, Dea'ers in Croceries and Provisiens, east side of Michigan street. 1 ( A: Sill4!S. J. F. VAN VALKENBURGH. Manufacturer and Dealers in Hoots and Shoes, first i! oor above the Hank Iiuilding. E. PAUL. Dealer in boots and hoe. manufaetuts all kind of home work in his line, Michigan street, Ply mouth, !ud. G. BLAIN 8l Co. Drugtistsind confectioners, west sideof Mich'gan street, Plymouth, lnd. T. A. LEMON. Dealer in drugs, medicines, notions, literary magazines, papers, etc., north side Lapoite street, Plymouth, lud. AVj t lamiilcM. JOHN M iHOEMKER, Dealer in.. tches, clocks ami jewelry, Plymouth lnd. .keeps constantly on hand clocks, witches breast pins, ear rins, finger rings, lockets, etc Clocks and watches, etc., repaired in the bes manner possible. AMU'.V. t. " mcdonald", " Real estate agent and notary public, ofEco in ckson'a hardware stoie, Plymouth, lnd. Draws deeds, mortgages, bond, and agreements, sells lands, examinestitlesand furnishes abstracts of the same, pays taxesand redeems land wold for taxes. I Sni'lM'i-iiitT. MICHAEL GINZ. Harber and hair dresser, (West side Michigan street over Pattersons store) Plymouth, ,Ind. everything in the above business attended to by me in the best htyle, YViijoiiniii 1 in. C rHÄSLÄN'GER& TbRO'8, Manufacturer of wagons, carriages etc. Rlark Smithing, painting cud graining done to order ji vi'. N. B. KLINGER. Proprietor " Ruckeye Livery," opposite Edwards House, Plymouth, lud. 871 IScantil'iil Oinpleioii. Dr. Tliomas F. Chapman will send to all who wbh it, (free of c harge.) the Recipe and full directions for miking and usirg a beautiful vegetable Halm that will cllVctually remove Pimples, IJlotcbcs, Tan, l'reckles, c, leaving the fkin smooth, cleat: and beautiful; nlso full directions for u.-ing Ptdatreau's celebrated Stimulant, war ranted to Urt a full growh of Whiskers, or a Mustache, in hs than thirty days Either of the above can be obtained by return mail, by addressing ( with si mips for return postage) Da. THOMAS F. C1IAP.M N, Practical Chemist, 831 Hroadway, New Yoik. 52nt2 KOR White-Oak Lous and Stave Bolls. We will pay f.'l per cord for White-Oak Stave Bolts cut to our order. Also, gl11 per 'log for clear Whife-Ooak logs (log measure) free from knots, worm hole, and other defects. No logg received less than about inches in diameter at the small end. Cash on delivery at our Stave Fac tory in Plymouth ' I1URLUUT BROTHERS k Co. Plymouth, February 6th, 1862. 2tl

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W O 11 T 1:1 OP BOOTS AND SHOES!! AT THE Sign of the G-olden Boot, TO 13 SOLD lO CENT. AllOVK COST.

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ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF BOOTS &, SHOES! Kvor llroiiplit to l'lymoulli ! CUSTOMERS will find at my store, cast side of Michigan street, every description and kind of Ladies', Gcutkmeu's, Roys'; Misses, and Children's Wear, together with a large stock of

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ITI sell a BETTER BOOT or SHOE for LESS MONEY, than any Dry Goods store, or any other establishment in Plymouth. 01 will Warrant ail my Uor&,both Eastern and Home-Made and mend all that rips free of charge. 01 have a very large stock, and am bound to sell at prices to suit the hard times-XI A Large stock of LEATHER AND FINDINGS always kept on hand. The Highest Market Price in Cash Paid for Hides.

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E. PATJI. Medical. blood purifier blood'pills! i7' y SC AND AN AVI AN REMEDIES ! The evidence in the possession of Dr. Uoback, which is at all times accessible to the public, establish the following If acts : That the Ri.oon Pern tier and Blood PiiAühav been proved by analysis to COVT.WN NO MINERAL, That they cure the almost universal complaint, DVSPErSIA, with unerring certainty, and in a very short lime. That after all other medicines have proved useless they relieve I.I VER COM TLA I NT, and restore the health and strength of the sufferer. THAT SICK FKMAI.KS, who have languished for years in helpless weak ness and despondency, recuperate with great rapidity under their invigoratir.g operation. That .ill sexual (liabilities are removed by their cordial and gentle stimulating properties. 'I hat they recruit SHATTKRKI) COSSTITITMNS, however they may have been trilled with A abused; that their direct tendency is to lengthen life, and rend.' it enjoyable. Thatoperatingdirectly upon the poison of the diseixe in the blood they CAUSE SOON TO HEAL, and discharge from the system, every taint of Scrofula, whether hereditary or otherwise. That tliey RF.Cat'lT THE I)F!BI LITATF.P, ami there is no disease of the Stomach and Rowids, tho Liver and Nervous System, the Skin, Glands or Muscles, ARISING FROM I M I'URITI C8 OR OBSTRUCTIONS OF TitE Rl.no II OR PKCRKTIO.NS, in which they do not give prompt relief , and, (if administered before the very citadel of life has been invuded,) tffrct a pn'xnlrss and perfect cure. Bear in mind that the Scandinavian V eckt able Rlooii Pili s arc endorsed by the experience of thousands ol living witnesses, who, in letters, alidavits, medical works and by word of mouth, pro claim them to be the very b.vt preparation of the kind ever offered to the broken down victims of ill health. They hunt disease through every avenue and organ of the system, and expel it thor oughly ami permanently. No one can doubt their superiority after one single trial they ate not only better, but in fact, cheaper than any other Pills, for it takes a less jiumberof them to produce a better effect. 1 rice ot the Scandinavian egetable Blood Purifier, 31 per boitle, or f 3 per half dozen. Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, 23 cents per box, or .r boxes for $1. Mead Dr. Robaek's Special Notices and Certificates, published in a conspicuous part of this Paper from time to time. Dr. Robaek's Medical Almanac md Family Adviser, containing a great variety of interesting and valuable Medical information, can be had gratis of his Agents throughout the country. In difficult or complicated Cases, Dr. Robaek may be consulted personally or by letter enclosing one stamp for the reply. A NEW ARTICLE. Dr. Itolmck's Stomach Bitters. A new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial, f ir giving tone to thu Stomach, and for the tietriition of bilious complaints incident to the Western count! y. Try it. Asa L.orning drink, to assist digestion and reKevj dyspepsia It has n equal. Try it. Ii; Ca... '.lis superior to all other Bitters. Try it. .The formula of these bitters, now (IS6I)the sole r .-vperty of Dr. Robaek, originated witi one of the oldl-fc&'.iu most eminent Medical Practitioners o," the West, and it is directly predicritd on tha wr.t.k of the Western people. These . Li iters derive their stimulus f.om the powerful tonift nature cf the roots and herbs of which t!, tre camposed, aid ai they ar, by ailajin unnatural era zing of the atoiuach, directly promoliva ol TEltrtR A'ICE, th preaent proprietor believer that in making them widely known the pubiic welfare is subserved. It will seon be for hale by all Dr. Robaek's numerous Agents, ani at Hotel, kr., the country over. In the meantime, orders will be filled dire t from Cincinnati in auy quantity 6ml at the lowest rates. It in put up iu Quart Bottles, and securely pi ked in one dot. cases. Half dor. sample cases will, however, be packed and rent to any address, if desired. RETAIL PRICK $1 PKR BOTTLE or6for$5. Principal ollice and salesrooms, Noß Kat I-ourlh street, 3d building fiom Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratory No. .T2 Hammond rtreet. I' or sale iu Marshall county bv Blain k Co., T A. Lemon, Pershing k Co., Plymouth; Robert CornwcII k Co., Bouibou; D. W Stangt, Bremen; John Cles. Rourbon; Jonas Miller, Bremen, Jas. M. Wickier, Argos; Peter Smith, Un iontown; and Druggists and Merchants gen rally th roughoutthc Union. 1'Jly. Hats, Hats, Hats GAPS, CAPS, CAPS ! Call at Davidson k Co.'s Wholesale and Retal ClOlhill" Xforn r... ...... dug Store, for your The largest, cheapest and best selected stock ever in this market. A-10llf. D. k Co.

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rl O T II 12 I K O V 1a E OF THE UNITED STATES!! In the month of December, 1858, the undersigned for the first time offeied for sale to the public Dr. J. Bovee DouV Imperial Wine Bitters and in this short period they have given such universal satisfaction to the many thousands of persons ä ho have tried them that it is now an established article. The amount of bodily and mental misery arising simply from a neglect of small complaints is surprising, and it is therefore of the utmost importance that a strict attention to the least and most trifling bodily ailment should be had ; for diseases of the body must invariably affect the mind. The subscribers now ouly ask a trial of nr. bo vise non$ IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS, from all who have not used thm. We challenge the world to produce their equal . These Hitters for the cure of Weak Stomachs, General Debility, and for Purifying and Enriching the Hlood, are absolutely unsurpassed by any other remedy on earth. To be assured of this, it is only necessary to make the trial. The Wine itself is of a superior quality, being about one-third f trongerthan other wines; warming and invigorating the whole system from the head to the feet. As these Bitters are tonic and alterative in their character, so they strengthen and invigorate the whole system, and give a fine tone and healthy action to all its parts, by equalizing the circulation, removing obstructions, and producing a generi! warmth. They are also excellent fo" Diseases and Weakness peculiar to FEMALES, where a tonic is rcoaired to strengthen and bnvce the system. No I .adv. who is subiect to lassitude and faintness. shoiild be without them, as they are rovivifying in their action. THESE RITTERS Will not only Cure, but Prevent Disease, and in this respect are doubly valuable to the person who may use them. For Incipient Consumption, Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseases o the Nervous System, Paralysis, Piles, and for al cases requiring a Tonic, Dr. Dod's Celebrated Wine Bitters Are Unsurpassed ! For Sore Throat, so comiaou among the Clergy, they are truely valuable. For the froJ And inrirm, nJ Cor person tf weak constitution for Ministers of the Gospel, Lawyers, and a I public speakers for Book -Keepers, Tailors.Seamstreeses, S: urlents, Artirftsand all persons leading a sedentary life, the will prove truly beneficial As a Beverage they are wholesome, .nnc-ceut. and delicious to the taste. They prince all the exhilarating effects of Brandy or W me. without intoxicating ; and are a valuable remedy for persons addicted to the use of excessive itroug drink, and who wish to refrain from it. Thev are pure and entirely free from the poisoins contained in the adulterated Wines and Liquors with which the country is flooded. These Bitters not only CURE, but PREVENT Di 'case, and should be used by all who live in a country where the water is bad, or where Chills and Fevers are prevalent. Being entirely innocent ani harmless, they may be given freel to Children and Infants with impunity. Physicians, Clergymen, and temperance advocates, as an act of humanity. nhouM assist in spreading those trul valuable ITTERS over the i.'i - i tuM... :.. i.. Drunkenness and Disease. V . . O I.v all Affections of the Head, Sick Headache, ot Nervous Headache, Dr. Dods Imperial Wine Eitters will be found to be mostsa lutary and Etticacious. F E M A I. K S . The many certificates which have been tendered us, ami the letters which we are daily receiving, are conclusive proof that among the women these Bitteishave given a satisfaction which no others haxc ever Jone be for'. No won: an in the land should be without them, and those who once use them will uot fail to keep a supply. n r. -F. Bovee Hods' Imperial Wine Bitters Arc prepared by an eminent and skillful physician w ho hat used them successfully in his practice for the laft twenty-five years. '1 he proprietor, before pur basin? the exclusive right fo manufacture and sell Dr. J P. ivee D!s' (Vehmted Imperial Wine Hitters, had them tasted by two distinguished medical practitioners who pronounced them a valuable remedy for disease. Although the medical men of the country, as a general thing disapprove of Patent Medicines, yet we do not believe thst a repectahle Physician ;n be found in the United States, acquainted w ith their medical proprieties, who will not highlv approve DIL J. BOVEE DODS IMPEL I AL WINE HI ITERS. In all newly settled places, where there i always a large quantity of decaying timber from which a poisonous miasma is created, thvsc bitters should be used every mornii'g before breakfast. 5Pi I. Hovec Hoc!' IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS Are composed of a pure and unadulteiated Wine, combined with Barberry, Solomon'sSeal, Comfrey, Wild Cherry Bark, Spikenard, Chamomile Flowers and Gentian. They ate manufactured by Dr. Dods himself, who is an exptiei ced an successful Physician, and hence should iot be classed among the quack nostrums which Hood the country, and agaiii't which the Medical Profession are so justly prejudice 1. These truly valuable Bieters have been so thoroughly tessl by all classes of the community for almost every variety of diseases incident to the human system, that they are now deemed undispenable as a TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. IiiTcliaKe Otic Eldtlic! It Cos's but Litilo! Purify the Blood! Give To:;e to the S .omnch! Renovate the System! and Prolong Life! aMcc 01,00 per bottle; 6 for $5,00. Prepared ami old by CHARLES WWIVIELD A Co., nji.r. ranrkiKToKS, 78 Wilijam ÜTRiET, NEW YORK. H7" For sale by Druggists and Grocers generally ou & bout tho country. augtf-Üb'ly Administrator' a!c. Notice is hereby given, that tho undersigned. Administrator of the estate of Jarrett Janvll, late of Marshall countv leceased, will, in pursuance of an order of the Marshall Common Pleas Court, expose for public sale on the premise of the decdent, (his lat residence,) in Polk Township, in said county, on the il'Jth dy .f March, IW2, the following Real Estate, belonging to the estate of Jarrett Jarrell, Jeccased, situate in Marshall county and State of Indiana, and known aud describe d as thc west half of tho south east quarter of sectiontcn, (lü)and the east half of the southeast quarter of ection ten, (10) all in township thirtyfour, (31) range one (1) east, or so much thereof as may bo necessary to pay the debta of said estate. Said sale will take place at the place aforesaid, and between tho hours .if 10 o'clock, . m , and 4 o'clock, p. M., of said day. Terms. One-fourth cash in hand; one fourth " r,,:,Ur"Un VX' R":1 OM. VUr,h l .be .l,"f .rrl I . 7-.l ' P . "K the oelerred nnvmenta k oil ainnra. I .... : .. .: ' - 1 1 " j, wiiu intcrest, wailing valuation and appraisement laws m r HIRAM A. RANK. feb27-otl Administrator.

A Democratic Conservative Newspaper in tho City of New Yoik. THE NEW YOKKVVEEKLY ARGUS. To Restore the Union and Maintain THE CONSTITUTION.

For several year the Democratic and Conservative Fentimcut of the Nation 'ias beta keenlyalive to the necessity of being faithfully and ably represented by a first class Newspaper, published in the City of New York, adapted to popular circulation, and wielding a whoIetme influence throughout the Union. The great want has been, and is, a paper which shall sustain the same relation to Democratic and Conservative principles as docs tin New York Tribune to Abolitionism and all kinds of Radicalism a paper conducted with talent and prudence, withcoirect appreciation of the true principles of our Government and fidelity to them ; in all respects a first class newspaper, and yet afforded at a price bringing it within the reach of the masses of the People throughout the Country. The undersigned, from their connection with the Albany Atlas k Argus one of the oldest and best known Democratic papers in the Union have been constantly urged, during the last three or four years, to respond to this demand, by establishing a first class Weekly Newspaper in the City of New York, adapted to general circulation. We yield to the wishes of our political friends, and have therefore transferred the puhlicatioH of the Weckl) Atlas k Argus to the City of New York, where it will hereafter be issued undr the name of THE NEW YORK WEEKEY ARGUS. It is published it quarto form, of the size o the leading New York Weeklies; and we promise that in its News, Editorial, Literary, Mis ellaneÜUä au'l Agricultural Departmeats, in its Market ueports, ana in ail otner respects, it liall be at least equal to any paper published in that city. bile devoting to it our own editorial services, it has also the benefit of the entire time and constant supervision of Mr. Elon Comstock, for several years one of the editors of the New York Journal of Commerce, a gentleman of recognized editorial ability and experience. The editors will therefore be CALVERT COMSTOCK. WILLIAM CaSSIDY, KLON COMSTOCK; with ample additional speciul assistance in the several departments of the paper. Next to a vigorous support of the Federal Government in its present peril the first great duty of every patriotic citizen the leading purpose of the Editors will be to advocate Democratic and Conservative doctrines, and to engraft them upon tke policy and administration of the Governments State and National. At the aamo time ihtj -in ,.;. w a.. ;.i. .1.. . .....j... i, possible general newspaper. The latest intelligence foreign and domestic wdl Always appear in the columns of their paper ; a id it Commercial Department v ill embrace the fullest aud mo-l re liable information, including correct and anule t of thc Money, Produce and Ca j kts at Ncw Ywk d othcf j comrnert.;;ll trails,actions. G,cl care w Cattle Marpointi of will also be bestowed upon the Literary character of the paper, and such other original and selected articles, notices of new publications, kr. , will be g'veu, as will be likely to interest the reader. For the benefit of that large class engaged in cultivating the soil, we shall give prominence to agricultural subjects, devoting to them original articles, (editorials and c-mmunications,) and carefully selected matter from the leading journals ot the country . rl"' o i nt k : The New York Wf.fki.x A rocs i published in J Quarto form, each number containing eight pages, "' ' r. .;..!. . i i i ' " " i-'-u o v ... ,.,,. . mt type, in thc best i-tvle. Im ill be furnished ff siihifrihPN on t In. I I our 1 rr ir m, payable al- ,...$, 00 ...5 00 10 00 1 t! ways iu advance. Single subscriptions per annual,. Three copies oueyear E;ght do do , Additional copies (each) I wenty copies to one address,. , with kn extra conv to the person sen-tin" the c:uo To any person sending a dub of !;, we will seid the Albany Daily Atlas & Argus, one year, gratis. Subscriptions may commence with any number. Letters, whether containing rcinittatici s or otherwise, should be addressed to thc ui:dcrit:iie t . or- . 11 1 Iff! ner u i.roaowav and I :ii k I lace Hall Park) NEW YOKK. (ojpoite City COMSTOCK k CASSIDY Prop'rs. FAIRBANKS' .STANDARD SCALES. OK AM. KINDS. FAIUHAXKS & (i KEEN LEAF, 17 Luke M. IIEAK J7BLV ONLY Till -NU.X. April 25, IJ-G1 13ly Gr. BLAIN, & Co., D11ÜGGIS rs, PLYMOUTH, IND rXAVINGjustreccivcd a fre.h surplv e,frverv 1"! artiide iii our lino oftrade. .-onsistinsraaiiilV of Drugs, MedWines, Paints, Oils, Dve StutVs, I Varnibh, Rruahes, Perfumery. Yankee" Notions,! Glass, Stationen-, Pure Mtdicinesand Liumrs for ! .Medicinal iiurposes only, to which we rcspectfullv mos - invite the attention of thiscommunity. We have also, ou baud a stock of ROC XIES Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Tobacco, Cigars, etc. Tobe disposed of at very reasonable figures. I N ithin a.few day past, we have received from Pittsburgh andNcw York a large amount of Kerosene and Coal Oil AND LAMPS! or burning the same, of. ve ysize and stylo with or without shades. We ai e also agents for all the popular atent JVl edicines! of the day. Physicians prescription carefully put up at all hours of the night, bv an xperiemcd druggists. ' We e.irnestly'invitethe public to fax or us with a call, examine our stock, and become convinced of thc fact that we arc doing a liberal b-isiius. G. BLAIN k Co. Plymouth, Ind., March 29th. 1 S.V.. IVIilion to Sell Iincl. Notice is hereby civn that armh"vfirm ' maae to common i icas V mt of Marshall connty, Indiana, for an order to tell Reil Estate belonging to the estate of Emsly NYiVrn. deceased, the perioii.il bein insuth icnt to p lv tbe let.t due from the estate; and the same Mil be he.ir.1 bv J said court at its June term, to be held at the intuit House in Plymouth, on the first Monday in June next. DAVID WKLBOKN. Administrator. marfi Ott. Attachment IVolicc. State of Indiana, Mtrshnll dmnty, rs: In Justice's Court. Arthur Gamhrill, ) vf Complaint on Attachment. I harles Snyder. ) The plaintiff in the ave entitled cane, has tiled with me his complaint on attaclum nr., and it appearing that the defendant. Charles SnvJrr, Is a non-rcMdentof the county, and a summons having been returned not served upon him, ho is hereby notified of the filing and pending of said complaint .. . . I that unle he apiH-aV. answer or demur f' " the ""'R f "" fiaP, Oil the Wth Uv of ! ... ... " ' n ia oi rei .iiarcu, I ii., hi lo o'clock, a m. aui.l r.m,y.:.. will be heard and determined in ,'H abii-i . . .

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JSomo tiling I'oi tl rJ'iiii'v.: A NECESSITY in eveky HOUSEHOLD! J0 2JA.S & CXtOSLEVs A M E RICA N CEMENT GLUE! TIIK STRONGEST OLPE THE CUKU'E.-T C.LVK IN THK Wfiül.r, IN HIK WO KM.: TIIK MT I'l'ltAitl.E fJLl'EJIV T;iKMl:TD Til K ONLY ItEMAKLE il-LK IV TMEWMaii THE It EST uLl'E IE TUE WoKLD. American Omcnt c;iti is thc only article of tho kind ever produced k!. Will Withstand Water. It will Mend Wood, Save your broken Furniture. It will Mend Leather. Mend your Harness, Straps, Belts. Boots. A.o. It will Mend Glass, Save the pieces of that -xjcr.siye cut glass bot: . It will Mend Ivcry, Don't throw away that broken Ivory Far., it !; easily repaired. It will Mend China, Your broken China cups and saucers cau te made as good as new. It will Mend Matble, That piece knocked out of your marble Maul can be put on as strong as ever. It will Mend Porcelain, No matter if that broken Pitcher did not cr but a'khilling; a shilling saved is a t-hiK.i.g ta.-L:. It will Mend Bone. Coral, Lava, and in fact every thine; but Jletals. Any article cemented with American Ctrunt Glu will not show where it is tntuJcd. extracts: "Every housekeeper thou Id have a suipNe.' Johns k Crosley's American Cement Glue.'" New York Time. " It is io convenient to have In the houe." New York Exprest. " It is always readv ; this commends it to mif body." N. Y. Independent. " Wv have tri-dit, aod find it m-ful jB cx house as water." Wilke't Spirit of tl.t Ti-t-.. Koonomj in Woitltli. flO peryear saved in every family by ene Butt! AMERICAN CEMENT CUE! Price V'o cmti per Rott!. Price crm j r H..tt!r. Price 2." cent vi B..it!t. IVico '2.' mit per Uoiile. Piii't iJ." t ent per Iou!v. Price cent per Liutl'e. Libeial Reduction to Wholesale Buyers Tcrnus Casli. CTFor Sale by all Druggints. and Storckc-ri generally throughout the country. jo. 2 as fc cuomj:v, (Sole Manufactureis, WILLIAM STREET, Corner Liberty Street, NEW YCRK. Important to House Owne.s Important to Builders. Important to Rail Road Ccroanies. Important to Farmers. TO ALL H.'ov 7.'v V.)- roxr.'Kx jjf'".V ; III l;y l.'.i'y';' ' JOUXS A: ( WOSIJIV'S IMrr.OVKlMiHTA PKU II A Pj' i Is" VfP 1 U ( W " ' iVlilU,il 1 I IV V 71 1 V I . j 1 tie chcapo-t ami mott Durable Uw i c a ine. IT IS FIRE AMD WATER FECCF. T. 1. I . i ii i or i.iii'iicu in new an. j o " 1 kin.N, -t. . or flut. l to Shin removing the Si.iiigL. e ; The Cost only about one-tliird that cf TIN and It U TWICE AH DURABLE This article has been thorug!i!v tcs'e-l ?: N York City and all part of the 1'n-te.i C ada. West Indies ar-! (' ntrcl and South Ar -riot, on buildings a alt kinds, am-h as tun , iu l dri s, Chun l: s, JJaÜroad Ib pot. Car, ir. i 'i public hu'ddinc treper.ili v. (Jutnnmoit '. rr. Ac, by thc p.-iiieipal RriiMcr, Archite. t an i ;i ers, dining tin- the pal four vears. and has : r 'i t be the CHEAPEST and Most Durable K ; ing in inc; it is in ever rr--ct a FIRE N TER, and TIME PKtiOF cov. ring for ull kinds. This i the ONLY miterial r.i n on fctu re vi i the Fn'.ttd States, w hi h m.f'iBes the very cr rable properties f Elasticity aud D.rab-litv.,..cft are universally a-kniledged to be rotkkd I Prrli- in! lnl!. D..t.b. m mu luuia ituuuti. o II I. A 1 is required in niHkiii" si aticr 11ie "f l'Pl'S t " tr,:!,n3. a . er I Koot v l'ccov' d tuiahed tht iU- Ä . . 11 Can be aPPcd by any one. nn'l when f";ntlicd forms a perf. ct! fire : r f r r M . -. - . I . : 1 1 tfi lace, wuu aneiasuc o.ay, !u n cannot Wf :n ".-td by Heat, ld or Storm, shrinking of rewf lostet nor anv external actiou w batet t r. LIQUID GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, For coating Metals of all kinds when ei;oej i the action of the wralher, aud ror Preserving and Repairing Metal Rccl OP ALL KINDS. Tti ithe only Composition known hier. ' tuccesfnlly iesit extreme haageof c':tnt 'r any Iroglh of tun', when nrpbed ti rtiri'. i which it adheres firmly, burning a boji t ic three coats of paint, crt much le, Hr l l i 't. three times as lone; and from its eLti. ::t injured by the t.iitraction and eipin: n ef '.' .b.tlt.M- l.'.. vr. . . . ,a oVn -hangeü t the weather. It will notcmck in cold or run in wina-,r ni' witI 'J0 as, olT- ' Eeaky Tin and ither Metal Rouf nnrni ! repaired w ith Gutta Fercha Cement. fJ 7 ' T,'n,r;i fru, further corrosion and lenkii. itr'.T ensuring a perfectly water t rl.t rocf tVr ci.f years. This Cement is peculiariv adapted t tkfT ervation f lrn Railings, Stoic. Bivn Agricultural Implement, Ac., also for manufacturers ue. Gutta Percha Cement, I r ' ' r '" IU1 rcjinrig ud ard tpu ',y' Roots of every description, trttn it greif l1''1 is not injury.! by the contraction and fipn:J-c' rrictal. and will iot crack in cold or run in wra weather. Thee materials adapted to all rlimat. ! are prcjwred to supply oidcrs from av prtcJicountry, at diort notice, for lutt Perch b'. cfrf in rolls, ready prepared for -. , and Gi tta lfci' Cement, iu barrrls, w ith '.ull printed direcUcnM1 application. A;riitM V,hiiIm1. We will mike liberal ard sat?-fa tf it ments with respmitde parties who wolM f xt r.i i-m - - ii ioiu.-Mi tig a& luvliu v mu -4 OUH TERMS AUF- llh Wc can git a abumUi.t proof of 11 e "'"'r favor .f our Improved booftnc Mtenl. '' ani.lid them t.i kOOTil tl..n t.l ro fi II' I I - - " ... V . V . n IIV .a - . . York City and -iirilv. JOHNS A CR061XY. Sole Manufit t':r. Whol-.sale Warfhou-e 7" Wi'lnn. Str Comer of Liberty ptrctt. NEU 'hw Full ib'sciiptivc Circuliiji md PlK'" fl'tehcd OH aj J.ücativ M. ?

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