Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 9, Number 40, Plymouth, Marshall County, 5 May 1864 — Page 3

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. NUMBER 40

VOLUME 9.

THE DEMOCRAT-

Local and Miscellaneous. Seed JJi'-itvhcat for sale at the Mill of JOS. WESTERVELT. n40 8w. We call attention to the advertisement of the Ladies' Fair, to be held at Corhin's Hall next week, for the benefit of Orphans and disabled Soldiers. The object is one truly laudable and should receive the encouraprcmcnt of all who are the friends of those for whose benefit it is to be held. The Indies of Indianapolis are volunteering to t.ikc the place of clerks who are en listing in the one hundred days service. Enough, it is stated, have offered their services, to supply the demand, with a surplus a a reserve corps. A heavy snow storm prevailed over Indianapolis on Monday last, extending as far south as the Ohio River. The Ladies' Fair, held last week at "Woodward's Hall for the benefit of the Catholic Church and School in this place, ras very well attended considering the state of the weather. We have not becu informed of the amount of the proceeds, bet think it was fully as large as was anticipated. Every thing went off nicely, and Icv. Volkert und the lilies of his congregation deserve praise for their energy and persevering labors in preparing: for, and conducting the fair. The Mill of J. V. jiriicy"& Co. is again in good running order, the hijrh water having subsided. Thoe in need of a choice article of flour can now be accommodated by letting their wants be known to J. V .. Sc Co. at the water will in Plymouth. 3Iiss Ilrnr.Ei.i.. who is a r-npil of Mrs. Douglas.?, wishes to inform hor friends and the community that she h prepared to teach the "New .Method" for the P lano. The great benefit to be derived from inftructlon in the ,4Xew Method," reccominend it highly to ;dlvho(?irc a thorough j education in music, and the numerous tcstimonials in its favcr from all parts of the j rountrv arc a suflieicnt iruarcntec of it. great value. Tenu moderate. A Fi uk Almost. The lurldin0" occup;e 1 by llohain mi l Klinrhaair .n a ';hon .ras discovered to ho on fire last 3I"tidav niidit. and but fjr the thr.cU dise.;vcrV W;tll not ovh have heen consumed, but also have been the occasion of burning a larqc amount of property in the heart of the business part ef the Town. We sincerely hre that 5o:ne incana may be use 1 for the. better protection cf our Town from the ravages of f.re. Oar business men cannot be too careful fibout leaving ashes in places where a coal cf fire inav in a ni-ht destroy the earnings of inanv vears. "NVc call attention to the advertisement ftf Hesazlc Sc Force. Merchant Tailor, in another cohtn.ii. Thc:-c rrentknicn have a fine assortment ofaüMnds of Ccu's' Fur nishing Cood-. and r.ra p: work in tl:e be?t s vie. ired to do; A norement va nindo hv tlic Arrnv f the Potomac on Saturdav la't; '-morclv for ! the purpose oi c!ianf:in-x it? positiou. ; JiCC is concentrating his fi-rccs.it Orange Court-Hollge. A heavy nin tonn on 3Ionday niirht suspended Military operations yesterday, and cvcrytlrn is fjuict on the Krpidan. Secretary Clia-o lias dismissed M. Clark, the chief of the iJaik-Xotc PrintinglJurrau of the Treasury Department, ia con-Ction e of ahues in the administration of thrit bureau. AYc cill attention to the advcrlit-Tment of M. II. Iiice, ia amther co'unin. He is ofTc ring great induccnicuts to purchasers, and is determined to u.aiutiin the rcpufaticn of the Lo'.v Price Stiro" for integrity, fair dealing M;d good bargains. 31 Ali Pi I ED At the resirlcnce of Israel lillejs in Center township. April 27th 1801, byKev. W. M. Wrlch,Mr. Amos Hums, and Lucv Ann Rorick. DIED Nathan Paldwi.v, March 21, 1804. Also Fanny Kali-win, wife of Nathan Paldwin; April 1st, 1804. Mr. and Mrs. Paldwin (rerc among the early fettlers of tfis county, and much respected by all tvho kiew them. uv. the midst of life wi ''nth." 4 J TIio Lads' j rr We would call particul . of the Meel engratingj i , dy's Krier.d. ,,TncLt l.r .May. ' i to :'.,c beauty -i icr of th I a''cn graved expressly for tli'n nurabr,is both ir. ( x.nd execution, one of the most beautiful en rTir.j that has ever appeared in a magatic. Tbafifchiou plate "ffhicb m of doi.b! tiizc, an ! 'ütidwrnely colored s also a charming Fpe imeu nf jtgkind- Cf tlieother engraving?, wen-?'"! t iy s.; Ihü tueyar as numerous, varied, and ini'M?' u jual. Among the reading matter -,te .,t the following nrticles: "Deacon Dea'f 'i Panghter,M "Mn Jerry June'rf Fin OrijioA' " ory," 'Arabers Mission." "The Lorcri" by can Ingelow, Dick'a Infatuation," "Nurd's GIios," After Ten Ycari," by Virginia Kfownjend, kc. Kc Ercry o:ie who does not tali the Lady Friend regularly, should at least sencon twenty ccnta.an I havethis (May) number fonurj cd them. rubli,hed by DEACON & PETERSON, 3J9 Walnut St. Philadelphia, a year. Ffllow Feeling. -'This is what thej call a 'fellow feeling for a man," as the thief said vrhen the policeuan tras groping after him in the dark.

Church Police. Having heard many complaints concerning tlir lltnenlrv nF tt ntwlinrr rnlirriniw

. Jf, , I services at tlie 1'resDytenan Lnurcn, on account of the fact that the pews arc all I rented, I am requested, on the part of those i it .i i i p u holding the pews, and on the part of the j church, to say that ample arrangements ! . , yiii i x 1 have been made for all who may desire to attend church there. Those who have . . , , i rented the pews will gladly share their pews with you and will welcome you in such j ... Mt . i r i ,ij a manner that you will certainly feel that you arc not intruding. You are welcome, ' . . , ... r. thrice welcome, to all the privileges ot the house of God on the Christian Sabbath : j Whoever you may be, and in whatever circumstances you may be placed, 1 can t assure you that you need not feel the least hesitancy on any account. It is pleasant to take sweet counsel together : nd go to the house of God in company as dawns the holy sabbath day with its precious and hallowed influence upon a world of sin and trrmlili nnintinrr nnw.ird nnrl linwnnl to

. . . f ' . r;0rdcrs Received, $316,07. the rest that reuiameth lor the people of i interest on Orders 7,13.

God. These sweet hours of worshiü on i earth arc indeed the golden threads of peace and joy in the tangled web of life, leading from the labyrinth of an, anxiety and trouble, up to the shilling throne of ( God and the Lamb. Come, then, forTvith one accord we welcome vou. The fpirit v 1 and the bride say, Come. And let him that hc-rcth sav, come. And le him that is athirst come. And whosoever will, let him take the water of lite frcelv. W'm. Lusk, Jr. The cheapest and best fine cut, Smoking and plug tobaccos at Calkins'. L)r. W. II. Davenport, Surgeon "P;n tist, will visit Plymouth regularly on the last Tuesday and Wednesday of each month. Tccih set on Gold, Silver, or lluoher; all work warranted. Ilooms at the Edwards House. v9n3G-tf If you want to buy the cheapest Frints in town, go to Calkins'. .TlllcSicirs Xcw Atlas. W. Linn, Arrcnt for the sale J. oi Mitchell's Xcw General Atlas in this Ccunty is now delivering the work to subscrihers, and soliciting additional subscripj tionp. The ork proves fully cfjual j ! to the sample iliown us by him, and of I I ... , J ' ! nave nerctoiore spoucn. e L !... -:...: M r- m " vat-4 a, uu.. ttiv llJlt This does not in the least surprise us as we have scon no other work of its elas that at al1 compares with it in style of execu tion or intrinsic value. Price ?7,r0 per copy a gofJ investment. nOtf The cheapest and best lot of women's and childrci shoes can be had at Calk-! us . I This thorough bred hore will be found j the present season at the stable of the sub scriber, on the east side ot Luke Maxinkuckce. Tic is a beautiful chotnut sor rcl, 10 hands 2 inches high, combining crrcat style, fine finish, and large size. His blood, beauty and size, make him one of the inufrt dcsirrblo stock lnr.scs. Also the imported Jack, Clipper, of the pure Catalonian Spanish stock, the bc.-t in the world. For terms and rcdi'Tce sec bills. April 7th 1S"U L. T. Vansciioiack. Calkins' i emphatically Ihe place to ro all kinds of goods chenp cheaper cnenpesi 51 nr drcrtLscmcntis. A RELIC ATI OX VOR LICEXSE. Notice i hercbj given that the undersigned will at the neit term ot tlie Cotnmi.sior.r rs Court of .Marshall County Indiana, to be held at the court houc in rivmouth, commencing on the first Mond.iy in June, 1?6I, apply for a license to retail pirituoiis liquors in fiiantitic3 less than a quart. The location on which I propose to sell on the South f2 of Lot No. 173 in the Town of rijniouth, Marshall Countv, Indiana. "riltWIRICK J. RHNWKR. TirnLiTrwx Notice i.i hereby pven that the undersigned will tit the next term of the Comnii: sioners Court of Marshall County, Indiana, to be holden at tlie Court house in TU mouth, commencing on the fr.-t Monday in June, H'4. af ply lor a LiceuäC to retail spirituous liquors in quantities less than a quart. 'J he location on which I propose to sell 13 on the north part of lot No. 2, in !.e criminal plat of tlie town of rijmouth, Marshall County, Indiana. JOHN L. WKI.LLIl L Co. niO lw' APPLICATION FOR LICEXSE. Notice is hereby given that the undericned will, at the next term of the Commissioners' Court of Marshall County, Indiana, to be hol Jen at the Court house iu Fljmouth, ecrnrufneing on the frt Monday in Ju. I "64, apply for a License to retail pirituous LV.m in quantities less than !.; 1. The o :: .. on which I propose to sell is fi ti r fomh Cast corr.er of lot No. 1, in I.rks add to ;ne town of Bourbon,' Marshall county, Inunu. S. BEAI. APPLICATIOX FOR LICEXSE. Notice is hereby given that the undersig cd will, at the next term of the Commissioners' Court of Marshall County, tobe holden at Plymouth, commencing on the Hist Monday in June, lftfid, apply for License to retail ppirituous liquors in quantities less than a q iart. The location on which I propose to pell is on lot No 21, in the town of Bremen, Marshall Coun'.y, Indiana 30 hv. JOHN BAUER, Jr. t APPLICATIOX FOR LICEXSE. Notice is hereby gircu tht i;j undersigned will at the next term of t',v CioniiMioners' Court of Mirshall County, InJuna, j be held at tho Court Houso in Plym uth, commencing on the first Monday In June, I Mil, apply for License to retail spirituous liquors in quantities 1cm than a quart, The location oa which 1 propose to sell is on lot No. 1, Hirnes addition to the town of Bremen, Mir.c-li.ill county, Indiana, 1,40 lw. JOSEPH BIEHL. APPLICATIOX FOR LICEXSF. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned will at the next term of th Commissioners' Court of Marshall County, Indiana, to be hohlen at Plymouth, commencing on the first MonJay in June, 1S64, apply for a Licence to retail spirituous liquors in quantities le33 than a quart. The location on which we propose to sell is on the sou'Ji part of lot No. forty -one (11) in the original plat of the town of Plymouth, Marshall County Indiana. J. S, ALLEMAN & BRO.

LADIES' FAIR.

A fair will be held next week cn the 9th 10th 11th 12th and 13th days of May, at CORBIiY'S 12 LX. in this place to raise money to build an Asylum for Orphans and a Home for disabled Soldiers, at St. MarJ. - two mUes wegt of Monterey in Pulaski County. Dinner provided for guests every day f the fair, a eupper and tr ALL OXTIIURSUAYEVEMSG. Tickets for the Ball 1. Cold and Silver watchc. Town lota. Horses., Cattle, Carriages, Harness, a splendid lot of Ladies ehocs &c. ic. will he deposed of by chances taken on each, and xhosc not drawn will be sold at auction on Friday and Saturday. J. LUDWIG SEIFERER. Corporation Treasurer's Report. To the Board of Trustees of the Tuzcn of Vhjmoxiih Indiana : The Treasurer of the Corporate town of Plymouth, submits the following icport of the receipts Bad disbursements for the year ending May,lSG4: RECEIPTS From former Treasurer $231,10 Delinquent Tax. , 23 .'21 Licenses. , Grave Yard Lots.. DISBURSEMENTS. 5?,00 27,00 asu on hand,.... $309,31. $3GJ,31 Corporation Ordeis have been issued to date of j&Sft SSS on accou nt of Licences, $19,00 d. Mcdonald. Treasurer riyruouth Corporation. . J. II. EE5AZK. JAS. FORCE. ;TWO DOORS NORTH 0 F WHEELER'S DEALERS IN Cloths, Casslmerei AND VESTINGS, Whicli they propose to Manu facture to order, on as good tcrsna as any establishment in the West. P j-mouth, Indiana, May 5th, lb'64 v9n40tf. GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS. The undersigned having given up his trip to IDAHO for the present, may be found at the OLD STAND Of RICF. ic SMITH, uliere better bargains will be given than can be had at any other store in Plymouth. I have in stock manv Gooda that were bought befjre the late advance in prices, ' CIld wi" sdI lhcm at ülJ riiccs- ! T.the old patrons of the i JUW it .IijLUJI OlUlldli t I return many thanks for vour favors, and will guirantec that in future, as in all time p.ut, cverv thing bought shall be Exactly as Represented, And will hope that by strict honcstr and fair dealin.Ct to iiu-rit a con'.inuanee of yoür patmn-ige. All v.ho may fuvor me wi'.h a "ca:l shall be well treated, and not urcd to b'iv unless the article öUlli- 1 'hall continue; to buy SaUAEE TIMBER rqri For which the luprl.est nriefs will be paid is Ca;h or Trade. AIsj til kinds of ProJ jce taken in exchange for Good'. Renionibcrthe OLD CORNER, South of the Kd wards !Iou3C. M. II. RICE, rijmoutb, A pril 23, 15b I . v9:i3(Jtf. SETTLE IT! All perrons indebted tn the late Arm of RICK & SMITH are earnestly requested to call and settle their accounts M. II. RICE. v 9n3Uif. EXKCl'TORS XOTICi:. Notify i hereby given that the undersigned has been unpointed Executrix of the will ot Charles R. Smith late of Marshall Co. deceased. The estate is probably solvent, C. O. ÖIHT1I. April Ibulii39w3 Executrix, PUBLIC sali:. The undcrs'sned will sell nt public auction, at bis residence I miles North East of Plymouth on the Go?hcn road, on Saturday tlie 7th day of May 16C4, bis personal property con.sistinir of one set of I lilaek-Smith's Tools a lot of good lumber all, j kinds of farming utensil?, Iloushold goods and fiirniU're, and aoout 2- bushels of firt rate potatoes. also a lot of good bacon, a number of wrapper ehain3oa Bee palace one Bee Hire &c A.c. Terms of sale all sumi under .'J cah in hard; $3 and over, a credit of 6 months by purchaser giving hii note with approved security, without relict from valuation lawa. JOHN COIL. April SGtli ltd ni:9w2 NOTICE. Whereas my wife. Jane Tower, has left my bed and board without just cause or provocation, thU notice is to warn every body not to harbor or trust her on my account, as f will pay no debt of her contracting. "-iwJ ENOCH POWERS Sale of land, bid in b the Auditor, on Account of the fcchool Fund. 1, AlexandcrC Thompson, Auditor of Marshall County Indiana, will expose to sale at Public Auction, at the Court Hons;' door in Plymouth, in paid county, on Friday the 20th day of May, llCl, between the hours of 10 o'clock a, m. and 4 o'clock p in, of said day, the following described real estate, the same having been forfeited to, and and bid inbv theJAuditor on areouut of.the School luntl on the rourth .Monday of Janu iry, 1BG1. The undivided two-third:-oart of the south fiftyfive acres off from the west half of the north-west xuarter of'section twentv-thicc (23) township thirty-three (XI) North, Range one (1) East, appraised at Eighty dollars. Also the south half of the Foutb-east fractional quarter, enstof Michigan Road. Section sit (G) Michigan Uoad land, containing filty jacres and seventy-four one hundredths of an acre, appraised at .Seventy dolhrs. Also the North-westquarter of the north-west quarters of irection Foven (7) 'township thirtvthrcc (.TJ) North, Range three (.'!) East, appraised at Eighty dollars. A'rto tlie North half of the south-east quarter of Secticn ',threc CI) Towiiühip thirty-three (33) North Ran;e three (3) Eait, appraised at one hundred and ninctv dollars. ALEXANDER C. THOMPSON, Auditor 3arbhall County. Plymouth April 2, ItCl :w. Oj-OOTO PAUL'S for Bootsand Shoes he lus the largest and best stock in town; it cannot be excelled for quality aad quantity, in Indiana ana ho sells cheap n6tf ' All kinds f Job Work tleno t this Office, on hört M tic, with neatnsM and dispatch

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Hardware. II. B. DICKSON. " HENRY W09DBURY THE IRON AGE Has come again: at least the I "E"L O "KT

has at II. B. DICKSON & CO'S Hardware Store, where it can at all times be SEEN' and BOUGHT in almost any shape, size, quantity and quality from an AMERICAN COOKING STOVE to a COFFER HEATER, or from a crow bar to a paper of -I oz tacks. They hare Of every kin ; Elevated Ovtn.s, Square, Parlor, Sheet Iron, Box. fancy or plain, with complete to match. SHELF GOODS of every description; House Triniminps. DOOR and WINDOW hangings; Glass ar.d bash; Carpcutcri tools. By the Keg or round; Mill saR, Log and Dog Chains; the best Axes in the West. Tin, Brass, and Hollow Ware Of all kiml?; TT A- Tri T 4j j r o w & , and all manner of Agricultural utensi!, including Forks tli.it load a-jd unload hay by horse power; a Eplentlid assortment of c t :l E Tt Y, FISH HOOKS ALIXES, HOPE, WIRE, BELT IX G AXD COW BULLS, IROX AXD STEEL IX BARS, HOLLS, SHEETS A XI) BUXCIIES d'C, Sec. In fact every thing that any one ever thought of buying in a Hardware Store, anJ a thousand things beside, with NEW TOCI constantly nrrivin, which ther propose sfillin; O 2E2 23 -öl 2P 33 3E1. Than the ?apic enn bo bought at any other place c Pittsburg. All .kiu.ls of tin, sheet lro. coppor and bra3 ware m iae ana remireu on reasonauie terms anu aort notice. Call and see us at the Old Corner. 2 II IHCSiSOrV & CO. rARTXEiisuir. Notice is hereby zivin that, the undersis?ued have formed .i rait:ierhin fur t'.ie ijurpo.-c of carrying on t creiicral Hardware, S!orc and tin trade, at the old ftandof II. 15. Pic-kson k Co-, at the corner of Lil'oitcand Michigan Streets, in Ply mouth v. hen they will at all times and seasons be ready and buppy to furnish their friends and cus-tomt-rs wita any and e very thing in their line of business. Tho n tme and styl? ot" the firm wiH still rcmian II. L. Dickson A: Co. M'tSII U.DICKSON. HENRY WOODBURY j cj;u(ja 'l ijt; JIUOAY -Y (IXY'IIlAVirr;) JO .i.ioic; AJODOJ'j 11 0,I' 'v 1 iaaj)c ojoj vi uo ft o.vid 'j-iq-uaiajji oi o.vviiwiuijv .1 atp Juiip auu soiui jdkj ut puis xvAsaaa '.wo-nvj. -f-nam ..rjan s.v'iMonn jia.Mnu joj ijsrrg ut oaud lOTjjttit isoqSiq oq; Shmvd OJi: puu oanpojj jj -unoo to Fpunj n joj i-pooj i,t:U ipxa osjv a oJoqAOs'p S'utinq oJCj q fpnog jiio oup.uuxo Pub v.J ,,-uoniidui oi stioipoi ooj fiJuiqi joipo A'ucuj iWJ-i v söpiq-iAii JO 5lcs l0JJVH 0,n i(i xxio siUIU ooueosddtji jo puvjqisoq Diu oiV HU 0)i;o 03 pu SJKVrniO TVO.7 sassvia-oNiHOfi ciNV a.'oj.s jo Tjnojs m 's doo oüpi a4 "SJoaoo jsoq otii Aq ojvs aoj Wv):- Ap:usn üJ su tiang Sot.t..o.i -vii ui i sk t jo :uautjJ0SsTJ opjduioa iur oSavj t:Suj.t"o -aj Aijvp o.iu puo "purq uo a;uv)Suoj doa oq.v J0 3U0J.S A1I30OUL) ah?j aoj a:iJ.XMa si j.vha io ion SCRVEY XOT1CE. Notice is hereby giren that the undersign, County Surveyor of Marshall county India. ia will at the request of Moses Workingcr proceed on Monday the lGth day of My. lolto survey and subdivide section 11, T 32 N. It. ! K in Marshall Co., and also establish the corners of the lands belonging to said Workingcr in siid sec said purvey will be continued from day to day if necessary till completed. Non resident owners of land in said section who fail to meet me at the tima ubtvo mention vd, at the residence of Mr Swigard, fnd defray, or provide for defraying then portion of the expenses of paid giirvcy'will be returned to the county Auditor as delinquent, and su ;h delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate for collection according to law. n3'Jw3 J, M. KLING Lit Co. Sur. f M. C. SUIIVKV iNOTKM-:. QNoticc is hereby piven that the undersigned, County Surveyor of Marshall county 1 ndiana will at the rwuesH. of Christian Sworverland proceed on May 23d I h I to purvey and pubdividc fcction II, T. 3J, R. .1, in Marshall county, ami Section 3.", Town 34, Itnnge 3, and alsestablish the corners of the lands belonging to said Sworverktnd in paid sections, Paul uurvey will be continued from day today if necessary till completed. Nonresident owneis ol lanl in said sections who fail to meet me at the time above mentioned, at the residence of Chritn SwoTcrland.and defrnv.or provide for defraying their portion of the expenses ofsaid survey will be returned to the County Auditor as delinquent, and such d linquencies placed on fit tax duplicate for collection according to lav , 39wl J,M,KLlNGR,Co,Sur,of M.C.

Q 31 "I? JS We will pay the following prices from this date until May 1st, 16G4, for STAVE BOLTS and HEADING: White Oak Stare Bolts, $6,00 pr. cord lied " " " 4.5U " , ,, ,. 3 ir rn m t lute Oak Heading, .$15,00 per Thousand , Also the highest market price tor HOOP POLES AND DRESSED HOOPS j IN CASH, on delivery, at our Stave Factory. I The above to be cut as we may direct and subjwet j to inspection and piling bv ourselves. I IIUR'LBUT BROS. & CO. Apr. 21. U6i-vol9nlltf For Ruts, Mice, Roaches, Anls, IK-iI iBJutrs, Mollis ia E'urs, IVoolcns,c, Susetis on Plsmts. Fou ls Put nn in TO.- and Hoxes. Bottles ar.d : Flasks: $3 and sizes for Hotels, Tulic I.x- ; ST1TUTIOXS, &iC. "Oolv infallible reaodics known." "Free fron Poisons. "Not dangerous to the Human Family." 'RaU come out of their holes to die." i XT Sold Wholesale in ail 1-irge cities. I IT Sold by all Drujrzbts and retailers eve rp here !!I Bewarf. !!! of all worthier iiuitation?. 0"See that "Costar's" r.amc is on each Vox, Lottie and Flask, before vou buy rT Address EIEXIIY R. COST AT Ijr- Principal. Depot 4?2 Broadway, N. Y. CT Sold by ail Wholesale anJ Retail Drnist3 in Plymouth Iuuiaua v'Juöü Gin. THE STAR OF THE WEST STILL AHEAD! GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICKS; Y. W. C 1LKIXS 13 bound to sell for the next thirty dava cheaper than the cheapest, and REG1BBLESS OF COST. Ulc large stock of Dry Goods, Notion?, Queonsware, Groceries and Tobaccos, to mate room for his KiAKKE fcPKI. STOCK. Now h your time for ood bargains ! Hatter, Kgt Tallow, Lard, Ueeswrx and Rn-s j taken at their highest market value for Good. " j Jvemember the place: One Door South of j Pershing' Drug Store, I vol In3I t a. n a mus cm m & CLOCK 3LVKEK, .TEWELEK, &:o, Michigan Street, Plymouth Ind.. j .IIas opentd a Shop one door south of A. L. j Whceler'e Dank. Ilein a practical workman in all branches of Watches and Clocks.he would , S:l.r to tlic citizens of Marshall and adjoining Counties that be has worked at the buineös in tue city of London thirteen years, where he has had the cxpeiieneto enable hira to give entire salis! action uive mm a call. All work warranted. v9n3si tf. ARRIVAL! 1 1 AT HONEST CORNER I wouldrespeetfully announce to my patrons That! have recently returned fiom the Eatti a'nnow inrcceiptof a Full axil Ooii;pli;e Htoolt f Of carefully peleeted ! AXD GKOCEEIES! Andererythingclsc fornierlykeptby me, which I will sell at fair prices. I willtake inexsbane for goods, ullkindsof IcrcSaantnSile Produce Ann ! MONEY WILL TOT BE Iinvite myoid customers to call and exomii: mystock and prices, and if they suit, they will be sure and buy. I have uo blowing to do to indue you to purchase of me. Honorable, stmigbtfoi ward dealing and a living prolitaud no humbug is my motto. Thoseknowipgthemselve sin arrearsart' noli fied that the'r dues are very much needed, und I hope they- wil redeem their -promises to pat up. J.LUOWNLKK. v9u21tf Dissm.i "rio. or iaktxi-:k-Notice is hereby f;iven that the partnership heretofore exi.tin- letweenthe undersigned, 1111tlcr tne name airdsty'e of J V Vanvalkciibnrgh k Co., tbis day dissolved by mutual consent. "The Hooks, Notes and Accounts of the firm can be found at the ohl stan l.nnd all persons inJehttl to the firm are requested to call and pny tip immediately. J F VAN VALKLNHUIIGII, J M KLINGLli, March 1st tf AltMIXISTRATOIi'S NOTICE. Ntic i. hereby giren that the nodefslncd have been appointed ndministrator'i of th Fstute of Marjret McCullough, deceased, late ol Marshall Co. said estate It supposed to be solvent. JOSF.rJI W. FRENCH. CHRISTEN A KERR n23w3 Administrator's.

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PLYMOUTH Castings of all kinds made to order. AVOODSAWIXG MACHINES AND PlO "W s

Manufactured, ana contantiv on liana iuf;ictured, and constantly on band. MILL REPAIRS Fromptlvmade. The highest price in Cash ! p.ail for old ironI 3nl7 ly JAMES MITCHELL. ft o r5 1 o O 1 O ? o o Jj -4 o o o o O 7p KD CO Vi XOXRESIDFXT XO TIC iL State of Indiana; Mar.-hall Comity, rf-;; In the Mr.r.-hall Common Tlcts Cci:rt May Term, I-CI. Jacob L N Klingcr Administrator if the estate . of Rox A Khoads, deceased, Samuel Moore, John M.Moore,) foreclosure t; Joseph Moore, Jesse .Aioore, l .Martha Moore, I'nima 1). Moore and F.liza D. Ko. s. The Plaintiffin the aboe eclilled cause, bv his Attorney, has filed in my olliee his complaint against the defcr 'an's, and it appearing bv the ! r.ilidavit of a '.onipetent person that two of the deREFUSED i fendents Jv-se Moore and Kli.i I). Koss arenonresidents of the State of Indiana, they are therelore hereby notified of the pendency of s;tid complai.it ägaiust them, and unless they appear answer or demur then to, at the calling of said cause, on the fust day ot the next termor said ;.. ti.n tr.ii ..fPivniniitli. on ili. l'i fi li Aloti.l t J of May Ibb'-l, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and allcdgcd, will be board and determined in their absence, JOHN C, CLSHMAN, C. C. r. C Ueeve & Capron Plfls Atty. n36w3 SCRVEV XOTICK. Notice is hereby fiiven that the undersized. County Surveyor of M.ith.ill t-ounty Indiana wil at the rctpucst of A (hiuctt proceed on Momlay the i25tb day of Anvil l?tll to Surrev and shI.hIvide section 20 T. : 5 N R iu Marshall Co., an! , kn petaldidi the conies (,f the bind hekmrW to' f aid Garrett .a Raid section .-aid survev will be continued ftotu dat to day if necessary till com pleted Non resident owners of bind insaid section who fail to meet me at tln time alnive imnuioneil, at the residence of A (hint it, and defray, or provide for defraying their portion of the expenses of said survcv will be returned to the county Auditor as delinquent, a:vl such delinquencies pbtNsl on the j t x duplicate for collection acc.rling to ! in3Gw3 JMKUXdKii. Co.Sur.of M.C. ADM1X1STRA TOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that tho under, signed h is been appointed Administrator of the estate of Roxy A. Khoads, Utc of Marshall County deceased. Said estate is supposed to be olvent. J. IL N. KLING ER. Admr.

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TOJTIIE PUBLIC. NOT ALCOHOLIC. A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VEGETABLE EXTRACT. A rtJRE TONIC

DOCTOn HOOFLAKD'S GERBIAN BITTERS. PRKPARED HY Dil. C. 31. JACKSON. Philaa'a. WILL EFFCCTUALLY CUittl LSVEK COTII'LALT, Ctiroiiic or XcrvousUcfoilif jr, Diseases ol Clac Kidneys, and ull diseases arising from a tiisordcrci! fivcr or Stoixsacli C on a ti p ni'wv., Inward Tiles, i'u11ues or Blood to the Head, Vcidity of the Stomach, Nausen, Heart burn, Disgust for food, fullness or weight in the StomkCui Sour Eructation?. Sinking or Flufterinrr at the Tit of the Stomach, swimiiiir. of the Head, Hurried and Difficult breathing. Fluttering at th? Heart, Choking or sutfocaticg fensations when in a lyinpr posture, Dimnes of vision, Dots or Wehs before the siht, Fever ar.d Dull Tain in th head. Deficiency of Perspira tion, Yellowness cf the kin and Eyes, rain in the side, Hack, Chest, Limb, ic., sudJeii Fluhes of He;it, ilurn iii in the l'lcsh, constant ui firings of Evi!, and Great Dc-fi-c5iion of And will positively prevent Yellow FcTer, Eillious Fever, &c. THEY CONTAIN. t - X0 ALCOHOL Oil BAD WHISKEY. riev w,-l curc' 'ie above diseases in ninety nine crscs out ol a huiidrt d. Induced by extensive .-.tIö and universal popularity of lloofiand's Ucrman Litters, (urelv eiM tab'e.) hoilsof ignoraüt quacks and unscruptdoi.i adventurers Lave opened upon sufierirg bumanitr he flood gates of No.trun:s in the shape of poor whiskey, vilely compounded with injurious di vs, and chri-tencd Tonics, stomachics and Uitter5.C Leware of the innumerable anay of Alcoholic preparations in plethoric bottles and Li bellied kes under the modest appellation of LiLters? i which instead of curing onh aggravate disease and leave t!ie clifappointod gufTertr in despair. DO VOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN YOU? Do you want ?. pood eppotite ? Do yoii w :iit to baiU up your conititution? Do you want to feel well? Do you war.t to get rid of ncrvousr.ess? Do you wrar.t energy? Do you want t9 tleep well 7 Dj you v. ant a brisk and vigorous fec-lirr! If. vou Jo. use IIOOFLAND'j? GERMAN" HITTERS. AND FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS. We call the attention of all having relations or friends in the a-my to the fact that Ilou.'laiid'a German Iblters wi 1 eure id re tenths of the diseases induced by ex: osurt s a;: 1 privations incident to camy life. Ill the lists published almost j daily in the newspapers on the an-val of the sick j It will be noticed that a very large proportion are j suilVring from debility. Kvery case ef that kind can be readily cured by 1 1 00 'land 's German Bit tors. Diseases resulting from disorders of the digestive organ are f-peedily removed. We hare no hesitation in stating that it these Eittcrs were lreely used among our soldiers liuureds of lives might be saved that otherwise would be lost. We call j aiticubr atteution to the following remarkable anJ well authenticated cuie of one cf' : The nation'? heroes, whose lile to use Lie cw u lau I uuge, 4 has been saved by the Bitter.' j Pmiladolpuia, Ajg 23dI5C3. ! Me-srs. Jjm:3 k Evas. Weil, gentlemen, !yo.:r Ilooda.id'a Gernun Litters bus tared rnr j life. Theic is 110 mistake in this, it is vouched for I by numbers of my comrades, seme of whose names lire appendeaand who were fuby cognizant of all the circumstances of my tr.se I kin and have been for the l.ut four cars a member cf Shrtra an's celebrated lottery and under tha immcdite command of Captain It 11. Ayerc. Through the exposure attendant upon my arduous duties I nn attacked in Novemberlast with ii.'ii imat on of the lungs and w as for seventy-two d;iys in the hospital. This w as follcwod by great debility heightened by an attack of dysentery. I was theft remored from the White House and Font to this city on bowrd the steamer State of .Ma'ne from width I landed en the Sth of June. ."ince that time I have been about as low asanr cno could b apd still retain a park of vitality, Tora week or more I was scarcely ;Lle to swallow anything and ill did f -rce a morccl tlown it was iaimetliately thrown up again. I could not even keep a glass of water on my etomath. Life could not last under these circumstances, and sicconiingly t!ie physicians who had been wo: hing luitusully thcuf-h Piisucces fully to rescue me fiein the urasn of the dread Aichir. I ' - w I frankly told me they coüM do no more for me and advi-ed me to "ce a cloigyman and to make such, disi-oUioTT of my limited funds as C-Cst ititcd ir.t. An atvjuaintance wdie isited ia at the hospital Mr, I'red.iich Steinboiu, cf s-iv.t:i below Aich street advised me as a lorn hope t-try uvr Litter ?, and kindly 1 rorared a bottle. 1 'ion the time I commenced ' o take them the ploomy thadow of deatii rtcedid. and lam now thank Gt d for it, getting liiw-r. Thetmh I have t.ikonbut two bottle:-', I nave gained ton pounds, and 1 feci ban- . j.uii'0 of being permitted to rcjon my w;.te daughter from whom 1 have heard nothisi: and los ci';itivi 11 iii''tii-i' tut 1 iiiiviiti 11 1 iiui Ü mj ;iuian ftnm the vieinitv of Front Kod. To vour- ; .1 .. -.--..1 f 1 1 -: invaluable LiUcrs I owe the ccrtaintv of life wh;ch ha taken the place of vacuo f nrs to vour Lit ters a i 11 I owe the plurh'iis iivi!c;;e f apaiu. clasping to my b-.voiu, those who arc de.ircst to nie in I ile. Vtrv tru!v vouis, ISAAC MAI.ONC We fu'lv concar in the truth of the above : statement, as we had despaired of peeirg our I Cv)mrad0t Iak,ne ri.;trcd to health, 1 , JOHN Cl'DDLLHACK IstN. Hui: ry. ! I. i;. SlT.NCLlt Is Vatüt rv Latteiv l rKXRY L. JF.UOMK Co L Sd Vermonl i JOHN K' WAUD Co L 5ih Maine NATHANIEL L.TIIOLAS Co F. iOih Pciu J(MIN J F.NK1NS Cc IK L u Tcna. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS F Seeth! the:ignitureof --C. M. JACKSON, Ls ou the V U A ri' ER of each bottle. TRICE LF.R BOTTLE To Ceut5r OU HALF FOU $4 00 , Should tn:r nearest drugcit kot m Heartide, do not be put ofl'by liny of the iutoxwatiug ; preparations that lu.iy be oRei etl in itspla.e, but I ..! tit in nnil up in!l liiruinl (i rolr inirl'iil by expivss Principnl Ofiiec and .liniit:fnctnry, Ivo. (j:u arch st Jones & Evans, (Succe.-ors to C. ! JACKSON i Cc.) lViprietors9Jm For SALE by DrurgUts ?nj Pct'.crt !i every town in the United Sulcs vPnlC-ly