Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 4, Number 1, Plymouth, Marshall County, 5 February 1863 — Page 4

NUMBER 157. VOLUME A

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.

Daily and We9kly ISDUX1 STATE SEXTLVEL. 1861-2.

Here let the press the peop' tights maintain, Umwed Wy influence and unbought by gain." Tlie Dailj and Weekly State Sentinel are the tc't'Z'jJ rgtns of the Democracy of Indiana. At it has in the past. thi Sentinel will continue to advocate those principles and measure which are best calculated to advance the ! appiness, the pro-perity and tlie freeloni of the people from all unjust and unnecess r restr.tint. While cheerfully sust lining the Government a loyI citizens h mid, the Sentriel will vigilantly watch all encroachments upon p umlar rights and the true principles of constitutional liberty. Tlie freedom of peech and the f.ee hon of the pressure necessary to preserve and secure free institutions. When these are ruck d wn. no in if.ter what may be the apKv therefor, from that dar dates the decline of Aineric hi liberty. In order to form a more perfect union, est itdis'i justice, insure domestic trau piilitv, prov'ah; for the coram m defense, prom te the gener il w.df ire an 1 .secure the blessings Of .liberty to o:trelves and posterity, the Sentinel will feirbvsslv sentMnizi and approve or condemn, 45 it beleve the public goo I requires, all measures of the State an I Nit'.otnl Adm nitrations. I will ever keep in view the distinction bei ween supporting the Government and the venal acts of those "ho represent the Government. And we appeal for the support of all who desire to nv.r.iUiu a pure Constitutional Government, and conti nae for ourselves an I our posterity the gloriou heritage of free institutions, won by the valor and framed by the wis lorn an 1 integrity of the men who pledged th-ir lires, their fortune and their acred honors for liberty and independence. For the Diro-e of extendi:!!: tlie circulation of the D illy and Weekly Indiana Stae Sentinel, it proprietors so'icit every Democrat, every friend of an 1 and conservative X ition il principles to aid t!ien iuthit object. It is needless to urge the in xirtanee of the press as an agency in sustaining a pir v organization arid securing the success of It Principles, and Representative men. The Sentinel will take for its political guide the National :iJ .State Democratic Platforms auI earnestly advocate the principles arid policy they maintain. T:" S'-ntmcl will, al-o.be a general newspaper. It win e :i' i:n th? 1 it-;st Telegraphic News from all parts of t!t world, a full and correct report of the Eistern Cattle .Alukets and the (leneral Mirkets of all th' pnueinil cities of the Union ; Foreign, and D m.-stic intelligence ; Congressional pro-eedinzs ; Tüll reports of the Legislative Proceedings of our owr Stat- ; Interesting Tales, Literary and Religious M'ncellanv ; Inventions anJ Discoveries ; Decisions in the Supreme Court of th State m l the Federal, Circuit and District Courts, with notices of their arguments and proceedings ; the local news of the various counties of the State, which will be of general interest ; the Commercial and Financial Intelligence, articles upon Agriculture and Science, and editorial reviews. aLd comments upon the current topics of the day. With a view of obtaining accute information from every section of the State, v.e solicit our frieu Is to "give U3 such important facts from their nighborhojod as they may deem worthy of transmission. Tlie Daily and weekly State ScLtinel are the best mediums for a Ive-tiscrs in the State, their rfircul uion extending to every part of it The Sentinel stMm Printing bstablishment ia the m st com '.tc iu 'the btate, beins; amplv supnli 1 with everv v.irietv of plain and on mental V. , . . t .1 . , trpj,frn the est toun.lers in the country and with presse- exurelvdesmnea and purchased lor !. I. ' . i. ,r n i i et 'cutm" a.l the ditl rent elates of nne Hook and r. ' xv .....-.,!!.. 1:, .iÄM - 'r fnen l thron 'h-?ut the St ite, and will guaran- ., VI k entrust d to ll-s slia'l be done ;:... nI uccnrv. on the first quilit with v r. . ft . -it!i tin best -if in!c. aii4 in such a style ;ii mi--. 'f entire sttls.faction. Th-." lu term ii vm which we oITer to furnish the I) lily in i Weekly Sentinel, will not permit us o rm i!nT agents, and we wherefore solicit our tri mi Is mi evi-ry nMsrh'iorh 1 to ext-rt t!iennd-c9 j cn I in u'l-ieri'v-r. Specimen copie will be ivni he:iever rtntired. TK'tMS : D tily Sentinel, one year V 3 00 00 SIX it oue m 11 n 53 5'J W '.. .'.-, Si-nfMicl. one C'iy on1 rear . . . .$1 r. .va r.i ue ni iress, aui one iu 111c . 1 . - m I , l"l lav 1 ' v..!-... , h ,tv cp-.-s to ..ne id ire. and two to the . .1-.r fii . n'nii 91 fifi . Tili tv i'.i;i.' to iie address, an 1 one copy of thi W- kly and o-!e of the Daily, to the tinker ot "the chib '.. . .30 00 Fiftv c ipi'4 r, "e d ire-s, and two copies "rthe Weekly and two of the Daily... 50 00 A 'd ti n- v 111 he mi le to clubs at any time at th b iv r Whfre the piper is addressed to ich i-M.'rioer sepuately, the extra copies will not bi ?nt. No n.;;er se.it without pre payment, or ccntinu el longer tlian paid for. Address: ELDER, l!A!UC.NCSS& BINGHAM, Io!AAroLis, Indiana ais o vn aV DAVII1SO.VS Wolesale and Retail G'lOCKRY HOUSE Dealers in all kinds of FAHIiY GROCERIES AND I'OliACCO. CIGARS, WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. Iu a- 'C'tingthe public patronage we would lay .hat our stock !' floods i a complete, and will com pare t ivor toly with any other establishment in the West. Esfevial iniaceracn' are offered to country Dealers. All kinds of joiiutry Province taken atthehighratr.nrket orice in exchansforgoods. NUrfSBAUMi DAVIDSON Atril 2. 12tf NEW REMEDIES FOR S P E II M A T O K It PI CE A. Howard Association, Philadelphia. A Henevolent Institution established by special End-xrment, for the relief of the Sick and Ditres.-ed, iilllieted with Virulent nd Chn.nic Diseases, and especially for he cure of the Disease of the Sexual Orgaus. MKDICAL ADVlCEgiven gratis, by the Acting Siiron. VAUJW1LE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoea, and th'.T 'li-ea-es of the Sexual Organ, and on the New Remedies employed in the DNpensary, lit in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Two or three st inius for oostae acceptable. Ad-dre-a Dr. J SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, No. ÜS Ninth kt., Philadelphia, Pa. December 12, 0,3 1 1 ICly. ZOUAVES HOUSE, MAIN STREET, BO V 11 ESO., IIVD. ICAAC T. SMtVKLY, Piofrutor. rpiW HOTEL. UA BEEN PCT IN COMJ ri-r.Ttt oo.a, and i uow pen. for the reception of compai.y. Tlie Prsprietor respectfully olieiti puhüc 1 ttronage, and will use b)l best Tirw to in ike 1 House a p!caaanttoppiiwf Itoa Ur both TraveU and Boarder.

JUST RECEIVED! AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT, ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF

Ever Uroxiglit to Plymouth! THE PURLTC will find at ray store, eastsid of Michigan street, every description and Ladies', Geutlamen's, Boys'; Muses, and Children's Wear, together with a large stock of w arr ctut o d ECom o-IVXcicIo W oris.A BETTER BOOT or SHOE can be bought for LESS "MONEY at the above establishment than at any Dry Goods store, or any other house in Plymouth. ALL WORK WARRANTED!!

The stock now on hand i very Lare, nnci will he sold at a very slight advaii c on Cot. The Highest Market Price in Cash Paid for Hides

gOO COUPS Plyraouth, Indian, April, 18G2 13tf Reiving liuhincs. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES or SINGER & OO.'s Standard Machines! Well known be the best for Manufacturing purposes: No. 1, Shuttle Mchine, fokmerly sold at $30, Reduced to $71). No. 2, Shuttle Machine, formerly sold at $100, Reduced to $'J0. Singer's B.ctlcr A ,12acliine, Is the best in the World for Family Sewing and Li;iht M4i!ufacturii:g Purposes. Trice, with Hemmer, and beautifully ornai rueiited, $50. I ' I I .1. f . T A AT . 1. : .1. l .. ., .......- rr,M..i....a...in..M .L.. , . . ,. .. f ,. , . Jnd all thoiC who ant Maeh.ne. for light manu1 iaetunnsr purposes. Thev embody the principles , 'Manufacturin- Machines, making like L. . . i i , i 'V , i them, the interlocked stitch, and are destined to be . , , , i -, o i . . ! 9 celebrated lor r amily Sewm- and light manu- ' !irP or ni:inuf'icturin poses in general. ! Family Sewing .Machines are valuable in proporiion 11 111c numoer 01 imns iney can ao wen. See wliat our c ui do before making a purchase. T.ere is no doubt as to the value ol our Machines for m nufacturin purposes, but it is onlv of late that the public beau to learn that tlie essential elements of a machine best adapted to the heaviest work, would also be the elements to be embodied in a Family Machine. It is now well und rstood that our Letter A Machine is the only Family Machine et oftered to the public which I has simplicity, rapid ty, durability, and ee.tainiy of correct action. While s a general thih, the sewing machine peop e arc candid enough to acknowledge that our machines are unequaled for inauufac'tirin; purposes, thev are almost 6ure to i assert, in the same breath, that Siner'a Letter A, r Family Machines, are not as good as theirs! .... . ... . :i. , i" .1. .. 1 This is a mere trick of the trade, and we confi- , . 5lltori.cte.l in the snhhrt nr. j . . . . - amine r themselves, and see what our Letter A Family ,Vi w!.'1,,c3 Wltn all the recent improvements, ni e capable of doing. While they will sew the mostdelieate material to perfection, asafready stated, they are also adapted to ligiu .Taniificturing ourposes,and this, be it remembered, caii not be said of any of the other Family Machines yet offered to the public. The Nos. I and 2 Machines are of great capac ty and application for manufacturing purposes. Our No. 3 Machines are especially adapted to all kinds of li.ht and heaTy leather work, in Carriage Trimming, Coot ami Shoe making, Harness making, &c. Sic. They are of extra size, with an arm long enough to take under it and stitch the largest sized dashes. There is scarcely any part of a Trimmers stitching that cannot be better done with them than by hand; fo, too, the saving of time and labor is very great. The table of these machines is 21 inches long, and the shuttle will hold fcix times as much thread as the shuttle of those used for tailoring purposes. Tlie large machines work as fast as email ones. We have always on hand, Hemming Gauges, Silk Twist. Linen and Cotton Thread on Spools, Best Machine oil in bottles, &c. Wp manufacture our own Needles, and would warn all persons using our machines not to buy any others We know that there are needles sold of "the most inferior quality, at higher prices than we charge for the best. The needles fold by us are manufactured especial y for our machines- A bad needle ma render the working of the best machine almost useless. Our customers may rest apsured that all our Branch offices are furnished with the genuine arti cle. In case of small purchases, the money maybe sent in pontage stamps, or bank notes. Correspondents will please write their names distinctly. It is all important that we should, in each case, know the Post OlQce, County, and State. All persons requiring information aboutSewing Machines, their size, prices, working capacities, and the best methods of purchasing, can obtain it by sending to us, or any of our Branch Offices for a copy of "J. M. Singer & Co's. Gazette,' which is a beautiful Pictorial paper entirely devoted to the subject. It will be sent gratis. We have made the above reduction in pricea with the two fold view of benefiting the public and ourselves. The pub ic have been swindled by ppurious machines made ir. imitation of ours. The rnetal in them, from the iron casting to t'oc smallest piece, is of poor quality. Their makers have not the means to do their work well. They are hid away in secret places, bereit would he impossible to have at their command the proper mechanical appliance. It is only by doing a gi eat business, and having extensive manufacturing establishments, that gd machines c n be rnai e at moderate pricea. The best designed machines, badly made, are always liable to get out of order, and are mire to cost considerable trouble and money to keep them in repair. The qualities to be looked for in a Machine, are: certainty of correct action at all rates of apeed, simplicity of construction. great durability, and rapidity of operation, with the least labor. Alachines to combiue these essential qualities, must be made of ti:e best metal and finished to perfection. We have the ways and means, on a grand scale, to do this. Tlie purchasers of Machine, whose daily bread it may concern, will find that those having the above qualities not only work well at rapid as v ell as slow rates of speed, but last long in the finet possible working order. Our machine", as made by us, will earn more money with less labor than anv others, whether ii imitation of ours or not. In fact, thry are cheajier then any other Machines ar 1 cift. Local Agents Wantio. I. M. SINGER k Co 458 Broadway, N. York. JTTB- PIT-L Afw In TjmTi.

OF OAK BAMS.

JJ . I? AUL. (Ctorto & Wntrhc.s. CLOCKS, WATCHES JEWEiJiY SPECTACLES. I NEW Afl 1, SPLEXDID STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, AMD A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF AT THE OLD AND WELL KNOWN STAND OF J. M-SriOEMtKER, EAST SIDE MICHIGAN ST., The subscriber, bavin- JUST RECEIVED a new and well seh-cted stock of everything pertain.ijRU. us busmess, iprep:lr,(l to accommodate ail Ins Old customers, an I as .,. ,,v new ones as ,av desire good bargains, with a good stock of STEW GOODS, 111 maw their selection All articles will be sold at prices eon intent with " TUI--NI; II iro TIMES." I have Clocks a.id Watches at all prices, and of all the o.nerent styles, which I w ill 8eII on better terms t'a have heretofore been offered in this part of the coMit-y. I am al. prepared to do all kinds of Clock, Walch, k Jewlcrj Repairing 3 M.uit no ce a ia reasonable terms, and the work. Give me a call. warrant J. M. SHOEMAKER, April 3, 18C2 91y. nmcnnsTßn's H YPOPHOSPHITES ! ! FOR THE EVENT OJJ AND CURE OF Consumption, Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis, Nervous Prostration, General Debility, Dyspepsia Scrofula, Marasmus, Lo.s of Appetite, Neuralgia, Female Complaint., and all Disorders of the Nervous and Blood Systems. This Remedy has obtained a rreat reputation fir 01 w A't-MMION. It is recommended by many thou-and Physicians in the United States anil Luropc having been used with results unparalleled in the annals of medicine. The HypophosphiUs have a two-fold specific ac-tion-onthe one hand, increasing H, principie which constitutes Nervous Knergv, and on the other, being the most powerful Blood Generatin Agents Known. In cases of Nervous Debility or l rosf ration of the Vital Powers, from any cause, this Kemedy has no superior. Winche-ter'9 Genuine Preparation" Is the only reliable form of the Hvpophospl ites made after the Original Formula of'Dr. Churchi'l' Hrluquire for and use no other. !D"A Iilr Trial Is a Certain Cure.jJ Paicrs-In 7 oz. Bottles, $l?ix Eottlca for $5. In 1C oz. Bottles $2-ihree for $5. circulars gratis, bold by all respectable Druggists, and at the Sole General Depot in the United States, by J. WlNCHEsTtn, 3G John at, N.Y TIIK WPKCIFIC pill. A SfECIHC REMEDY FOR Spermatortheacr Seminal Weakness, and General Instability in either Sex This. Malady, the terrible consequences of which are to well known to require more than a bare allusion to them, is one ol the most insidious, and therefore dangerous, of all the long catalogue of human ills. It paps the vrv snnnt's of Life rapidly undermines thj constitution, and sinks the' unhappy victim into imbecility and a premature I grave! From one to ix boxeof the STECIKIC 1'ILIi are generally s ifTlcient to effect a permanent 1 cue nunc mos, aggravated fines, w hether C011 stitutional.or ariinglrom Abuse or Excesses. .1 . . . . . MEDICAL TESTIMONY. We believe it to he. in the treatment of Spermatorrhea, as near a Specific as any medicine can be." n. KEITH. M. D. Am. Jour of Medical Science. "I have found thrm all that could be desired. Their effect has been trulr wonderful. I ined them in a case of Spermatorrhea of long slandidg ' which has beeu under treatment f -r years. I think ' three boxes will complete tlie cure " E. V. I) I CK FE, M. D. 17" This is not Ilomiepathic Remedy, nor is ' there any mercury or other de!vterious ingredient CO"1 bineil with it. TRICE :$l rr box. Six boxes for $.', by mail, pre-paid. Fvr salt? by all respectable Drug gists, and sttiie Sole Genera) Depot in the Uniicd States.br J.WINCHESTER,36 Johnt.N.Y. mtrl! 7H-.

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BARBER'S MILL, Six milessouth-west of Plymoutli, iTInrIinll Co., Ind.

The undersigned, having recently purchased th mill generally known as Daiber's Mill, and put the came in perfect XX.-Lxn.x3.inGT Order, Would reap 'fully solicit atronape. No detention on acc.fjt'of dry weather. Satisfaction guarantee.!. JOHN ZEIINNER. June 27. lftHl . 221 v. FLOUBING MILL TflHE above named mill, six milca south o X Plymouth, is now doing excellent Custom & illci'cii.nit Work. Tlie proprietor spares no pains to give satisfac iun andintends keeping his mill in condition todo lie Very Host r AVork. nd he feels confident that he will not fail tosatsfy all who may favor him with their patron.i-e. Flour, MealjBran, &c, kept constantly on hand tnd will be fold at the lowest living prices. He respectfully solici's patronage from the citiensof Marshall and adjoininc counties. MICHAEL ZEHNER. Plymouth, Aug. 23, IftGl. n31tf To Consumptives! THE ADVERTISER having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple 'remedy , after having suffered several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumption is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers tlie means of cure. To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the prescription used, (free of charge) with the directions for preparing and usins the same, which they will Cud a scre Cure for Co.NsrMPTioN, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc, The only object of the Advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable, and he hones every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them 11c tiling, and may prove a blessirg. Parties wishing the prescriplion will please address Rkv.EDWAUU A. WILSON. Williamsburgh, Kings County, New York. n3Sra3 DOffGLASEMORiiL. The WpToma of Membership of the DOUGLAS MONUMENT ASSOCIATION, beautifully engraved on eteel, about nine by twelve inches in dimensions, is now ready for dUtribution to pubscribcrs to the Wonurm nt fund. The engraving consists of two full length vienettes, one a line portrait of tlie dccea.-cd Statesman, and the other America ofiering a wreat ; besides birdVcyiview of the srrare 0:1 the sin re ot" Lake.Miclii .au a it now appears at G ttage Grove. To all persons ferwaniing to ihe Association one dollar fr more, will be -cut one ol t esc Diplomas, with the name ami amoi i.t duly inserted therein; and signed by the lYcpiJcut and Secretary. Contributors in the mitu of one dollar will become life Members of the Douglas Monument Association; in the sum of twenty dollars, Honorajy Life Members; and in the sum of one hundred dollars. Honorary Life Members of the Board of Trustees. All editors who will insert the above in their daily, weekly or tri weekly Umics ,uvc monihs, with Jtii occasional notice to advance U objei I in view, will have forwarded to them immrdiäulv 1 Diploma as IL noiiiry Life M nd.eis of this As'so ci.itinn. j.on the receipt by the Soeietv ol a flop of their p.ipt reontaiiiMig Ihe foregwiii"". WALTER H. SCaTE-S Tres't. Leonard W. Volk, See y. N. U. Local receivers and solicitors for contri. butiotm are beins autiuu-ized in the loyal States, to take charge of the interests of the Association. Pamphlets and circulars, containing the organization, constitution, hyedawK, und the appeal, will be sent Vo all who will forward their add -ess. Communications fhould be addressed to "Secretary Douglas Monumnnt Associ-tioL, Chicago Illinois." ig h D. McDONALD, Agent for Hymouth and vicinity. $50. EMPLOYMENT. $100 AGENTS WANTED TO SELL SEWING MACHINES AT REDUCED TRICES. Our Machine is PERFECT in its Mechanism. It is !es liable to get out of order than any other. Diplomat have been awarded it over GrovcrJL Baker's and other high priced machines. $15 IMC II. Our Machine uses a straight noedle, and will work with all kindof thread, silk or linen, making an clastic seam, frei from liabilities to break in washing, and is the best aud cheapest machine in use. Sltf EACH. Our Machine will Hem, Tell, Stitch, Quilt and Bind, and will sew on all kinds of goods, from the finest Swiss muslin to the coarsest Woolen; wording with ease through seveial thicknesses of thick woolen cloth. All Machinesarc WARRANTED $1? IMCII. If you want a good Machine, and not have it cost you anything, write to U9, as we want the Machine tested in every neighborhood in the United States. ISmploj-iiijr Adonis;. We will give a commission on all coods sold by our Agents, or we will pay wages at FIFTY DOLLARS PER MONTH, and pay all necessary excuses. For particulars address CHA'S RUGGLS, Agent, m..07 M Ol. II ... J UETRÜ1T, iUlCII. Tho Confessions ?nd Expeiience of a Sufferer. Published as a warning, ..nd for the especial benelit of voting me 1 and tho-a who suffer with Nervous Debilitv. Loss ot Memnrv. Prrm iinr 4c. ic.. 4c! bv one who has cured himself by sim pie means, after being nut to trteat exnense and inconvenience, through the use of worthless medicines prescribed by lean.ed doctors. Single copies may be oht lined of the author, C A. LMUKRT, Lsfj., Gieenpoint, I.ong Island, by enclosing a j'ost-paid aldressed envelope. A1drtss CIIARLKS -. LAMBERT., Es,., Greenpoint, Long IbLud, N. Y. 17m2 A CAltl) TO YOUXO LAÜIKS AND GENTLEMEN. Tlie nihscrihtr will send, (free of cliarge) to al! who desire it, the Recipe an I directions or making a siir.pb- V'eget:ib'e HALM, that will, in mm two to ei-ht days, remote Fi tuples, Itiotches, Tan, Freckles, Sallowness, and all impurities and roughness of the Skin, leaving the same as Nature intended it should be soft, clear, mooihand beautiful. Tho-e desiring the Recipe villi lull instructions. directionsand advice, will please call on or address, (with return postage,) TIIOS. F.CIIAPMAN, Practical Chemist, 17r5 831 Ilrojdwv New York.

gttcdiral.

"Xo jval-np Flifa wntncü cur powert, Fir the hole boundiett Cootiaest ii oan." and, luxve been introduced to the puMic for inoro than 6ix years, and have aciuired an far oxoeedin any Family Medicines of a similar nr.tnre in the market. An appreciating public was not long in discovering they possessed remarkable CVYkÄC, VOCvVvtS, and hence their and consequent profit to tho Proprietor, thui enablin; him to e;.pend f dollars each year in advertising their merits, and publishing the rtliicli have been tdinwercd upon Iii from The peculiarity of the h that they strike at the root of Disease, :'J Ci,i Heating vvery particle of impurity r tlie life and health of the body depends ipun tlie purity of tlie b!ol. If tlie blood is pis(iiiel, the body drags ut a ni:.s-;r:il.le existence. Thee medicines y z ; vc ;vvac X. fur curiiv; in, fjyir.ex-crf fDjirrceprr.! , Lii'fr CrinplairJ, Fit:', .. ; c cu-i Oil 7V:7, Jiie-trs. iticr.x, risk Hi.ida?.he, JFfrr. le CcrrLT-lairts , iA. jitiliOTjif'i; l'ircl i.-.i.mplicii, d 7 "iI C Iu p'T -'.i vr!--. her daughter was cured :f fits of nine yeai V st;Vii(S:ng, und t 'itus' dar.ee of two yers. ANOTHER writes, his Fon was cured after his lloIi had alniost vni-ted away. 'Tho doctors jToii'iuiie'.-d the case incurable. ANOTHER '.ras cured of Fever and Ague after trvin t cv-tv incdieiin in his reach. ANOTilEU wsn cured of Fever tore which bad existed fourteen yeura. ANOTIIEILoflJiteuiiiatisiii of eight years. Cases i:Mi'.iiii(M-:ilde f Dyspepsia and Liver Coinplaint couhl ;e mentioned in hif!i the I'uriiier and Fills are tli most aetivc nnd thorough vails that have ever been introduced. Thev net so directly upon the Liver, exciting that organ to mudi an extent as that the 6ytciii does not relapse into its former condition, which is too :pt to Lc the cuid with simply a purgative jdll. They arc really a "ßoo i "XAv-cv Vv, which, in conjunction with tho &Voot "VvwVfvtv, will cure all tho aforementioned diseases, and, of themselves, will relieve and cure Healxzhe, Cortivenecr., CoZl'J (Pair,?, Cholera Jfcrlunt Indirection, (Pair-, in the gcicete, (Xizzinton, etz. Try these msdieincs, and you will neveregret it. Ask your neighbors, who hare used ti.cm, and they will fay th?y are and 'oii s!iou!d try them befcre ging foi a physician. Get a Pamphlet or Almanac of my local agent, and rend the certificates, and if you have ever doubted you will A a pr.M.f tlint tJi. I'Mwl rurilii-r ntnl Ti'.N n purely TfotnM". I li n thi nTtiti.it- nf tln.fc t-itiitK-nt rliclulata, riol'-.r t'liiU ' V., and Lx ot 'iucinnati. jj J5,i,:i-i ' S'i!' Xotirrs li'l CTtificte pub-' I kill. -.11 a fc .ensicuorf l'rt or tint fajwr from time to '"i'ri.e ..f i!,Vi.l'..;'via" VoRpfal.le RIohI Pnrilicr, fl 1.T Lotll- ,.r-.,-Tt"U''''"-- Uf llH'SeandiiiaviHii VegI taM lt:.:..l iVlK a.-.-nt per box. or I.. 1 f..r Jl rrin. M'tl 'Cli.-e nnd Salrnr.Mim, i. ' Ei!t roiirth 8t., 31 p.tiil.ini. fluni M tiii St., CiiuluiiHtf, t. Laborutory, Nu. la ll.aizii.on.l SlrH-t. roil SALE BY for sale in Marshall county by Blain L Co.,T, A. Lemon. Pershing L Co., Plvmouth; Robert (Tornwell & Co.. Hourbon; N H. & P.S. Alleman, Tippecanoe John Cless,Dourbon;Jonas Miller,Rremen, Jas. M. Wickizer, Argos; Peter Smith Unontown; ami Druggists and Merchants generally hroughout the Uuiou GENERAL OFFICE, Pittsburgh, Ft. Wtyne t Gliicngo KaU-vay Company. Pittsburgh, May 1st, 18G2. NOTICE. The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago K a du ay Company, having received a proper Legal conveyance of the Rail Road, from Pittsburgh to Chicago, with all its appendages, real, personal and mixed, late the property of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wa.Mie and Chicago Rail Ri ud Company, now assumes the control aud management of said Road and property. All persons employed 11 or about said Road may continue in their respective positions o, situa tions until further notice. AH jwrsons, associations and corporations, desiring lUHiness arrangements, or wishing to continue or change any hercal'tcrexistin, will atonce apply to the proper oflicers of this Comp.inv, a this Company is bound ny no arrangement or understanding thatil does not expressly assume. G. W. CASS, Pre ideut Cavalry Horses Wanted. Two hundred CAVALRY HOUSES winted from four to nine years old, from fifteen to fifteen and a half hands high, and in good order. Apply t HS k NEWEL

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the City cf New Ycuk. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY ARGUI. To Restore the Union and Maintain THE CONSTITUTION. F. , - - " v f. jj .nit Him "wonservatiye Pentinient of the- Nation has l.eeii keenly', ahve to the necessity of beint- raiilifully and nbt'v represented by first .class Newspaper, published: in the City of New York, adapted to popular circu.auo i, aim w.em.ng a wholesnme influence til MSl l.l.AIlt I.A II..! OH wii u.iuuu. me union, i ne great want has been, and is, a paper which shf.ll sustain the same relation to Democratic and Conservative principles as does th New York Tribune to Abolitionum and all kinds ot Radicalism a paper conducted with talent and prudence, withcoirect appreciation of the true principles of our Government and fi lelitv to them; in all respects a first class uewn;ipcr, 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 & 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, hy establishing a first class Weekly Newspaperin the City of New York, adapted "to general circulation. W e yield to the wishes of our political friends, and have therefore transfeTed the publicatioH of the Wecklj Atlas & Arus to the City of New York, where it will hereafter be issued under the name of THE NEW YORK WEEKET ARGUS. It is published ir quarto form, of the size o the eadiug New York Weeklies; and we promise that in its News. Editorial. I j ous and Agricultural Dcpartmeats, in its Market i If onnrri Sn n 1 1 .1. .... j j , iii fiii o v 1 1 c r respects,- it shall be at I a..ccl.ual t0 anJ IMP" published in that citv. w mieuevoting to it our own editorial services 'it has also the benefit of the entire time and constant supervision of Mr. Ei.ov Comstock, for several years one of the editors of the New York Jourmlof Commerce, gentleman of recognized editorial ability and experience. The editors will therefore be CALVERT COMSTOCK. WILLIAM CASSIDY, ELON COMSTOCK; with ample additional speciul assistance in the several departments of the paper. Next to a vigorous support of th r,lr,i jcrnment In its. present peril the first great dutt ( (tpopr nl.mh ! .1.1.." ... v. - j F.u,iuui; einten me leading purpose of the Editors will be to advocate Democratic and Conservative doctrines, and to engraft them upon the policy and administration of the Government State and National. At the same time they will strirc to furnidi the r readers the bet possible general newspaper. The latest intelligence fortan and domestic will alwavs appear in the columns of their pap.r ; and it Commercial Department v ill embrace the lullest aud most re liable information, inelnd I v v v mm mil Iii V reports of the Monev. ProH . -T , "" niir .Mar kets at New ork .ind other leading points of commercial transactions. Gi eat care will al.-o be I bestowed upon the Literarv character of the paj per, and such other original and selected articles. notices of new publications, will be given, as "... .-c hivci iu uiicresi :Q rea ler, r or the benefit of that larte class ngaged in cultivating the soil, we shall cive nrominrnro t , nr-;,...!i ,i ...w. I jects, devoting to them original articles, (editori- ! als and c mmunications.) and carefullv selected j matter from tho leading journals of the countrv. T(if Tirtv rrmw Wt-rw A ? i j Quarto form, each number containing ei-ht p.ige. 1 i or forty-eight columns, prii.ted on new 'Znd h:md- j ! rtr,e t.vp the best style It will be furnished - ä w n r.r.iv!.j iri.rB 1 ni . ian(l 1 . j to fluiHcriiiera th following terms, payable alwav.n in au Viince. I finale pubscription per annum, 42 00 I hree copies onevear ä ()( E ght (l.i lo 10 00 Additional copies (each) I 20 Twrnt; c-jpies o on address 20 00 with vn extra copy to the person senuinV th c!i,b t I any person i-iidin:; h -hil, cf I(iU we wiM jei dthc Albany Daily Atlas & Aus, one vear ! gratis. Subscriptions mar conmcnec with any number. Letters, whether cont iining remittances or other wi., should be addreed to the undera'irned. eoi ncrof Ihoadwar and Park Place, (opposite CiM Hall Park) NEW YORK. COMSTOCK i CASSIDY, PropVs. G-. BLAIN, & Co., DRUGG IS TS, PLYMOUTH, 1ND. rTAVIN'G jwstreceived a fresh supply feven LI. articled our line of trade, onsisting mair.h of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stulls, Varnish, brushes. Perfumery, Yankee" Notions, Glass, Stationery, Pure Medicines and Liquors foi Medicin! purposes only, to which we respectfully invile-he attention ofthiscomuiuuiiy. We hawalsa on hand a stock of a-HOCEBLISS, Tsa, Coffee, Sugar, Tobacco, CigarK, etc. l obe disponed of at very reasonable figures. Within a'few day past, we have received from Pittsburgh audrsew York a large amount of Kerosene and Coal Oil AND L A M P S ! orburningthesme,of. ve ysize ind style with or without shades. We ai c also agents for all the popular Patent Medicines? of the day. Physicians prescriptions carefullv put up at all hours of the night, by an xperiencea druggists. We earnestly'inTitethe public to favor us with acall, examine our stock, and become convinced of the fact that we are doing a liberal business. Ci. HLAiN ii. Co. Plrmouth, Ind., March 29th, 1859. IT IS NOT A DYE! CELEBRATfl HAIB RESTORATIVE!! $1.000 PREMIUM. $1.000 Will cause Hair to grow on Bald Heads; will Restore Grey or Diseased Hair to its ORIGINAL CONDITION AND COLOR. Will Prevent the Hair from Falling off, and promote a healthy Growlh'C Jinplctcly eradicate Dandruff, will prevent and cure Nervous llcadaihc; will give to the Hair a clean, glossy appearance, and is a certain cure for all Diseases of thft Head. j Price 75 Cents: Three Bottles for $2.00. It is a perfect and complete dressing for the Hair. Head the following testimonials: U. ."". Maruhal's Office. New York. Nov. b Tl.( Wm GRAY, Esq., Dear Sir Two months ato my head was almost entirely Paid, and the little Il'iir I had was all Grey, and falling out verv fasi until I feared I fdiould lose all. I commenced using your Hair Restorative, and it immedi itely stopped the hair falling off, and soon restored the color, and after using two bottles my head is completely covered wilh a healthy growth of hait.and of the' same color it was in early manhood. I take great pleasure in recommending your excellent Hair Restorative, au I you also may refer any doubting person to me. ROBERT MURRAY, U.S. Marshal. For sale bv the proprietor ( W ll.Ll A M SRA Y ) at the RESTORATIVE DEPOT, 301 Broadway, New York. Alsoor sale by JOHN S. PIERCE, General A?n,N.Y find Irr all rWift-Wlj

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mm, splitting saw, and otiiei uiaclnnciy. .Ali," for lour good building lots and buildings tb(ion suitable for manufacturing mpoMS. Ai.-O. lor oue irood (ii;tie and boiler. ith C7 I - - steam saw mill complete 60 it ch ciiele p:.w, in pood order, ready to put up auu 1 1.11. ith the iaiici wiiiuc Boiu a coou name coriipieic 11 auicu. The foretoing nroprHv will be sold on fait tin e or lor cash, at luw pticc bv JuMO 24tf RF.LVR L t -APRON - -- , I vaTCai WOrKOIl tüe ÜCrSC 1 The Horse & his Diseases. IT TELLS YOU Of IlreeJmg, breaking Stabreeding. Groon.iti''. oelIlL,. ai.d the eiieril m hi a: ii-eiit I horse, with the bcFt nudes ol il.e dmuiibtering medicine, al-o hew to treat liiting. Kicking, Hearir.g, Shying, Stunil!:nv. Ciib liitii:. KrUlesiies, and ih r vict f to l.'t h he in ubi.ct; wiih iiumei-ous ex !.- torv ciigi-M iii.s. IT TELLS YU Of tliec.M-.s.n.Svmpton.ss.t.d treatment of ; tiaiib-s.oif 'I htHt, Distemi-t r.fatatib. Ii til ti.Zk. I'm-h-chiti. Pneunirni.i, Fleun., I r.ken Wind, Chionic Couth. Ki ariiit :.i:d Whistling, Lampas, Sore Voi.th : nd Ulcers, and Decayed tteih, ith other diseases of the Mouth i:d Respiratory organs. IT TELLS YOU Of the cause, symptom, and treatment of Worms, Hots, Colic. Strangulatiou, S t o n y (ncrf tii.K, Kuptures, Palsy, Dianhoca, Jiiin dice. Hepatirrhoea, U'otxly Urii.e, Stones in the Kidneys nd Blaiiuet, Inflammation, and other diseasc of the Stomach, Dowels, Liver at d Ur it.ary Organs. IT TELLS YOU Ol tlie causes, ermpum nr.d treatment of Hone, Ii ood. ai.d Ii'g Spavin, Rinc-Uone, S eei.:e, Strains fhoken Knees, Wind Ga'.U. Fiuid r. Sole IJruises and Gi el, OracV d Hoofs, Scratches, Cai.ker, Ihnifh, and Coins; also, of Me llitus, YertiCO, Epilepsy. Staj;fl. uld 1 er d-.sfses of .he Fet, Lesi.iid Head. IT TELLS YOU Of the cau-e. symptoms, ai d treatment ot FiMul-i. l'.l Evil, GlamUrs, Fa rev. Scarlet Fever, Man:e, Surfeit, Locked Jaw, Kl etmit'iMn, Cramp. tJalla. D!' of the Eye and Fcait, Ac, Ac, ri bow to manage Catrati n. I5' ed vf. Trephinning. Kcwelii.p, Firing, Hernia, Amputation. Tapping, uu other surgical operatii 11. IT TELLS OU Or Rarcy's .Method cf Taming Horscp; how to approach, 111ter, cr Stable a Colt; lnw to necuitom a horse to stranpe soi iu! nid sights, and l ow to Pit, Sdile. Kid, and break him to llri.es: al th form and law of Wann: t . TL whole beii g the result of n-ie tla filtern years' curelul frtrd ol ite livibitf, 1 culiaiitie.. watts Uh4 weaknesses of this uullc aid uielul animal. The book contains Tapes. arrr'Fr;,,T illiiatmteil bv nenrlv One II rial i I HCl a il f S. I and v.ill be erit to any add ess po' pr.id en re(eeipt of price, hall bound. $1,0U or in clotk ex.ia $1 .v. c are also pelt'iaher i f ' Fvcm c'y" !.- -er," bv l ri k ("r si t. Ft. TU Imi: Dwctor," Iv I',of Ii. S.T.1. r. V.. -'II rid iii; a Jvii.tiires aii'i i r tr .- I .hi-. r-i5 ;!. Wi re 1. Wi!t I: Jm 1 t t : 1 . the Poetry d' IS in, ! i"i;. ?. i ' : of Kit Carbon, tie iU;1 r?uin I 1 1 1 ; I r:..;.i-. . ..1 . .? I M i It- I ililrs. by Mrs-S. J. Hale, toe! . ; id; ir o nl Hid Ufeful WO'kv, a Catah-jc e ot I i ! v id Li -cut fire on ai rdic;''"!! liuolis Hu m iil.Ii-s on receipt ol price.' jPII(!Tn:i!!ri! !!vs ! cmT V.'.rifTT. I Poosellers. Ne Ae':ts. Pi 1 k A;.m. C"u va-ri. I eddlers. fliid oiliet ii!I do r! to 1 k:m t p:,cksr of our fhioks. The l.nl il.ri. tet !inl populnr, and terms libenl. I0Ö0 Lo.rl 11 d Tr;.u!ir. SiuU wanted eveiywhere tor tin ! sb-. For sing'e c ies-, or lor tum in r.VM.t.l'r wilh other iiibiiiHt:oii aplv to. or b!i -f s JOHN EDWIN POTTER. Pil.i-.h. r. 2 31y-No. C17, Sansom St.. Thiladt Ij hia, Ts. I.OST SHI f V. Strayed from the -ubciibr living two nii'es West of Higbry's tavt rn, on the ro.id iw 1i tr City, in Mav las . five ewe sh-ep and ae l:b; al but ore having a piece of their taiN cu 1 ofl and a'l maiked ith a pw;d'ow icrk in left ar, rnd liht cron nnl slit inriht. I will pay bt.-r. ! reward f rthii reinrn to me, or fi r nl ) iu'olBa tioii bv whith 1 ni.iv l' im n'ja;n. ALLEN II. PARSON.'. Oct, 9th, LSW. 37t3. m mmm dk3ioiii.it rrsi.isiiKH rvi ar tim-mpat, st Term of Sfpscriition: $l,r0 IN ADVA NO K. Jbrt TimgiT t rrr-rTi. Pimi .K-tVr. Forci(U SuktcritciMvcoBr' 'Hith Tiui. Terms of Advliitiino : Onrinnre. (1" linr - ircnth . fl ro: Irr Btkf, two-flftT : nix montli thrf-fifiv : rT. l'.!rt A lilriiltlivoiint will W i'il tti tV' v h iIt r'' tt thf moimt of IHKTtrr lislf or l'.ob r(.t-ii1 ' B"!!) r rrtr. l-ersl A-lvertimrnf" c i-ithtr p'l for r renrH in ilvunr cf r-'i' lict, . V ttmtio iiH o fori: i lrti-:g 1 rcomruniKl ! t- r h r lh BKST OV KtrKKE.VCKI. JOB DEPARTMENT T artaw prpraoiotaUy 11 ki4f Fosters, M9roffrinitnesr circulars, pamphlets, CARDS, BLANKS, BILL-HEADS. & TUMI TUT lHIOSlllt. - - -

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