Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 11, Number 49, Plymouth, Marshall County, 9 August 1866 — Page 3

THE DEMOCRAT.

Local a d Miscellaneous. Adteutisiwo Aoksts;-C. H. Scriyex & Co., 51 Dearborn Street, and Cook, Counts & Co. 83 Dearborn t., Chicago, Ills, S. 31. PsTTisonx, New York City, and Geo. P. Rwell & Co., 23 Congress St. Boston, Mas.., are authorised to receire advertisements for the Democrat. . Public Spraklnsr. Hon. J. R. Coffrotii, Democratic candidate fur Attorney General, will address the Democracy of Marshall county at Plymouth, on Friday, the 24th day of August. Sir. C. is one of U lest speakers in the State, and the Democracy of Marshall should turn out en masse. Further notice will he given and arrangements made for a glomus meeting of the Democracy on that day. Hon. Thos. A. Hendricks has our thanks for rubl e documents. The gallant Dcmocacy have achieved a Efirioua victory in Kentucky, electing Judge Duvall by about 40.000 majority.This is a foretaste of what the radicals caay expect everywhere this fall. t it -4 : ... i.Ä r0,i;,mo,,t! o C van ancuiwu i 111c uui n.v ...o... , . ... in anotner coiumr. 01 me iouiu j ry 01 ine iieuetiioo, puonaneu uy uu . x1 , ; .vne, Horton ä kjo., Aew lork.. ' v

The radicals hold hat the southern da.v's travel ovcr tllc Grcat Eastern WvU States are in the Unioa for punishment, ! way. We h them a pleasant journey, but out of the Union so far as their rights j aml hoPe tlQ? rcturn pafc,y after havare concerned. This is their idea of logic j inS cniyeJ 11 aoujf much pleasure.

and justice! Lx-Attorney dcneral bpeed, 111 his let- j terto Senator Doolittle, makes the asscr-! . . , . i VtUU iiu iiiuc iii.i nutu 11 111t uiaiu.i 01 out the man would die." It is lucky for ; Speed that times have changed. ' One of the latest stjles of hats worn by the ladies is called the "butter dish." They are a cross between a snapping turtle's khell and a wash-pan. They are so nice, i ' ! The radicals of the 11th Congressional j district have nominated John Peter Clever j thanks, a dyed-in-the-wool miscegenation-j ist, for Congress. I j ATr,-l. .1.- n,o. A,. 1 J J ! eu.n term ot the Marshall Circuit Court. Tl,n .?..l-f 11 filLl ...7. 1 T 7- 4 I'" portant and laterestmjr suit are entered r .:! Knlarged. The M. C. lbinidiliMn i liepuüiican Tl S 0 Vi r Anln J-V.l T tr x v-r 1Aa.-vw V. J J two inches one way, and one inch the oth- j Cr W ay. than before. a decHcd swindle. ! J 03 it gives very little more room frr read- ; ing matter, and is filled almost exclusively! . , . . i with spurious "special .ofiCes ' and cheap 1 foreign advertisfim,.. . . ! Messrs. Hill, Sherman and Dale spent two days hunting in Stark county week, and killed one hundred and thirty two prairie chickens, some other uut., im ec, cii;., uuu ui'j ui uu uicir UCSl I Ml A L' fl t- VA AVA r l . 1 r -J a W L . A ' eitncr. A Dew engine house is contemplated by ; the Board of Trustees, to be built of brick. I We su-rgest to them that some steps should I 1 i be taken to procure water in the variou ; parts of town in case of fire ; also that a

few dollars expended in clearing up the'atlue sclu-jl house in this place on Saturday

grave-yard would give universal satisfao ljc n j i L. Xussbaum t Co. still keep a large j and well assorted stock f Groceries ! Quecnsware, &c. They have secured the i f ! Mr. Thomas I atterson, and j fcrvices of ccry uouy leaves uicir store Fatisiiea that it 13 the place to purchase goods. ! 1. I 1 3 I il . ..-I... nhrbvfh. vZTm- r 1 ; Observe the hepublican of lat l.lAtr TT TT .. 1 weck mat i . il. il. Jiattinly, sou or I.! Mattinclv. has become assneintp.l with tbnt ! journal as an editor thereof. Mr. 31. is a young man, and will doubtless make an -IK : i: j i i .,1 . bu.c jouruauM, auu we nope HC Will 1U1 ! prove the tone of the sheet he has con- ; PCCted himself with. He certaitllv has a wide field to labor in. ' , Tw; bo tf nn ,br, . b, ! reivod qnita a number of new subscril frhich goes to show that the democracy Marshall county are waking up to a of their duty. There is sdill room more, and we Lope the work will cro on ! 4.. , .. 4 j until every democrat in thecountv becomes' . J 3 j a Subscriber. The Indianapolis GoZ'ft-J thinks that, j 3nould President Johnson attempt to carry out the suggestions ot his "rebel advisers," j 0;n. Grant "can le relied upon to carry ! , . . r it 1 t 1 in . t öut the wishes of the loyal people 1 hat i ., , , , what the "loyal people ot .New Orleans ih-roght a few days ago, when they '"'at-, tempted to carry out tho wishes" of tho ruxup Congresü. Attorneys will bear In mind that wo mlint ll.irp tVlA mnnnv fr.r iha nubll'iiloo nl -a . i . . divorce notices before making out proof Pf their publication. Among the notices fe have published of this character, where the printer's fees were not paid in ad - An ,1 1,- Un t.oM lfrwe shall conform strictly l the rule of all publishers in this resp.oot. A frightful accident ooourred on the P., Ft. W. AC. Railroad between Wanatah ind Valparaiso last Thursday morning. A pafsenger train ran oyer a cow that was lying oo the track, and the engine, together trith the entire train, was thrown from tho track down an embankment some fiftn or twenty feet I yeeraa miraculous- . It tranf! thnf uo (,n wa. soriou hurt.-

The Democrat for Fifty Cents. "Wc will fumLl. the Democrat until after the October election fur 50 cents. Send in your order-? and try it for three months. The campaign U now fairly open, and every democrat in the county should take his party organ. AVe ask those who are interested in the success of the democratic ticket this fall to lend us their aid in extending the circulation of the Danocrat. Let each subscriber iu the different township obtain one new subscriber, and the result will be told at the po'.ls iu October.

Sportsmen in this section of the country are enjoying the chicken season just now to the best of their ability. Scores of birds arc brought into town almost every day, and the season is pronounced a good .one. We have heard much complaint, however, about a non-obscrvauce of the. law on the part of many of our town hunter. The law prohibits the killing of prairie chkk . 1 just, but many i ens until the hrst ciav or AUU ..1 . 1 r ft

' eovimenced "nricticin"' their do-s" about i . n i. mi xi nu1 , COamcnCCU practicing UlOir uv JU,,ulito all liot PARI 1)V the 20tll Hist.,

. . . , "c , 1 : red jind tne law enforced. ; Peksoxal. We received a call on last Thursday from our sccniul young friends. Geo. Stoddard and 31. 15. Flenncr, ofCam- j j uriuge iiy, wno were on a pleasure trip ( " f !

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io iuc i uue .110111111111:". J. ney iup,icu , oir at lhis placc we presumc to enjoy the . . tranquihzmg effects of the gentle summer , . v , .. f .. ? breeze.", ana to eliminate the fittigue ot a j A subscriber write us in reference to ' lit., ciili rvf ir?i n a Pillij 1 T "l w.ant .to takc , rP Jonjr. It my time is out let me know, and 1 will j scnu VOU tne money IorailOincr year. HOW ,0 v vou suppose T am going to live without ', Democrat ' i the . . AO true ucmocrai in ine county can live : land enjoy pood health and a clear con-i science, unless he is a reader of his county lltlPcr Xkw Mi sic. We have rcc-iivc l the follmvinj: npw unc froni Il)t, lllusic holl,L. of ?oot & (.Aly Xo. 07 Washington trct t Chieoo, ill's: "Musical Albuin." "Lillie of the Snow Storm, or l'leasc. Father. I.r t us in." "Is Votir h'rtstill thesam-tome. I)arlinr;''4,M;ible." "I .listviirt Ii iVMVi'ü siul National Lanfert Crectin." "Sonsrs ot the Free Mason." i'The S-mtrs v 'suns upon the OH Canin 1 i(irund." "Lottie's all the world to me' : "Crowdin" Awfnllv " V tcnitn raiHe w 1 j The New York If ntt7 $az the TrlhunanfI tok about the armed nero guards r Ui uiy Jiauicai y.onwniiori ni.xjw riean :is "lambs assailed by the "wolves ot the j Federal army and the police. Vet here is a tele-ram from the T.-ibun, itself concerni l i these "lambs : . 'f 'ly after midrht a ht of ryrnr lirin " the Thud District thttat all pjsscnyers. Th'y trpre artestcl." 1.,. dear lambs! ! Ho::. Thomas A. ISnidi irhs s ! soon as be is :i little roste. 1. wo un. ertan Mr. Hendricks will make a lew speeches. iu different narts of the State, on the issues now before the people. Lid. JlmtU. - - r C1MI,I,0,,CC T ippecanoetowv, Aug. f:h, 1M6. L'U;?. pEmocrt : Tlicre was a lonous gathering of democrats a,ternoon , lst- About three o clock the a?embly resolved itself into a meeting bv appointing .Mr. Hill, a veteran democrat, chiirman, and Mr. Allc man Secretary. D. E. Vanralkcnburgh. l.sq.. offy"10"1. Syl. Reals anl Mr. Haptn, of IlourUu' wcre scveril1 cM UP'J a'1 addrcwed the j to tnect'.ng. .Mr. Vanvalkenbargh, our candidate! for R cntati a9 extremely harPy hi his ren arks-calmly and eloquently rcviewin- the mal-adniinistra tion of tliegoicrnment by the abolitioii ollicers, and summing up the villainies of the ncptro - Gd - and humanity party with matnemati- j cal corrrc'ness. Mr. neals delivered a very an;- . ..... mated and tjrciblebddrers and ''brought dotrn the house" several times by Lis humorous hits. Though not a professional public speaker, Mr Hagau' proved himself mister of the situation . with the vim, intelligence and will to mike a live democratic speech. A motion of thanks to the speakers was parsed ator Wl tn t!,c meeting adicurned with three cctrs or Turpic, Vanvalkenburh an J our State a '.d C )unty ticket. This is the first mectin- of the scries tint will urale'1 hj tl,c wpyn Methodist Church.A "reverend" Wiggins hel l forth last evening , t ' . r , and . republican who wa present informed me th it "he gave the c opjrhea.ls h 11." Said r; publican further informed m that his sermon was nothing more nor less than a political speech throughout. This divine qnack will ueeeed about a1 WfU nin?pirtn-a "heaven born" contempt for dcmocraf3 " ho wUl in ennfrning sinner.,; he is noi C!iiioci win ine aoniiy ior tne luriner no "'-- . uiui; ii,i lui nur no , lh , . w- , , , . . . ( . , ' . uidertaking. Tliis wigglcr, or Wiggin3 wants "rjcgroes to be equal before the law," but with the same breath that he prays for iiiggor-cqualitv, he curses the idea of democrats being considered cpialwitli republicans and negroes before God ir iu the house of God. A man who, mler the cloak j of the m'nistry, will prostitute his rnission by cur- j I ein oral reviling liii fellow-man for Ms political ; heVl u ft cn,is,0,M mikontent. an impotent ! humbug and a nirrillous mouth piece forp.diticnl ' bes ai.d slander. Like Johah, lie dteryej to ' wallow in th wlale's belly three days an 1 three !. ..... nignts.nna De cast out abetter man, More nnon. Ujd Tea, A freshly imported Teuton, after a few montlu 5ty at Cincinnati, took up his residence in a sinill town in the interior of Illinois. Wishing to An:. ericanize hin. so If and woik into tfie good gia. ceso! the people as speedily as po-iblu attended divine f orship. Iking present on a evrtah imday when the cQmrnunior, was adniiidj'ered, the miniptcr after tlie ronrcatioti w ti dismi.se.'; requested all memhera i'l goal st.indln;' of nthor churcties to ren;,un. llur lletwuu Irieiid, not fully understanding tho invil ifinn, remainel and pirtook.and, upon l.e!r,5 (picitioned ;i fj liii hpea for the future, waa alio aked if he Vuew ho ha'1 bt'en P;lkinE r farrarpeptal winp, e hilmed f,t Etf nnilhrriAnt. 'tnbia Tl.l I .. . I. ...I. Roraekrirr'."

Inst ' -1 ins uistiniruiMiC'i gentleman, who ar- j will, at the request of Brv.mt McDaniel, proceed :,n'1 a sit,pu.v cnre w;H i ''cetea. boon alter Uns I ! i 11' i r t .1 ti l .... . ... . .... I .-.-.. ....... tr. T rt...l. ....7......... ' Tl ..I...

rivea irom Wasliington on .uonday. inursoav tne .ciui mv i Aucrust, ioi,. to 111 l" ,l i.';,"iuu"';i i.?.. it .....t.i it.. . .1 i ! survey and subdivide the lYilWin- 1 it, la i AT,,, i hid been sulfcriii'.' fo r some weeks from thai

iook n wew, noiwiiusiari'i mi; uie wear a r.i ., . . X . . . l . . i . 1 i ... 1 1 u n . "amc.'i e i ii- . Uhallcountv: Sections 23 an 1 37. I . .'?.. Ivti"'e ( 0,1h occasioned by a sudden co,, aud had ra:so i tear ol a fui" and anni'itix session. As ; . ... , ,. , . . . . . .i .,...!-,.i :(i, kiä.i ci... , r. i

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j ui- uc.u oi una ko n uuun me campaign; ine n-x ; dealers in lumber, are prepared to till orders lor I""" -5'', movu no- ju. int.- u,, ,,,nrr, UKV ppwAUDA W 1 1 SON 'er3'! will be held at an early hour on Saturday eve In- i M kinds of lum!er on h rt notice. Office at I 'f"-fItr. W'?''71' a.r.1rrr.k lkrr' in.jer Si :im.;. ' i, k:,,,,' v v'

ofiofncxtwiek II. ü. Thaver's War Iloue. io, and lUr.umtr. All other cheap nnchines j ,.

At what i.s knewn as the "Center School house" ! U iG-tf II. (I. TII A YCI to irrest, jine and imprisonment. Illustrated cireu j

f r in this town, a protracted meeting has been inau-- - , :" Jree. Address, or cad upon Miavy & J I I f " fl T ITVl

For icslorin grey and faded hair perfectly--iKcreasin; its grow th, preventing its falling off, keeping-the scalp clean, and beautifying

the head; Ttbbctt'a Physiological Hair Re-j generator has no t-qual. It is a perfect luxury. Pershing & Co. agt-nts. Sold by all drug jnst. 11-47-Gin. "Wc have a Scholarship in the OberKn Commercial College which will be sold cheap to any person applying soon. A Circular and Catalouge of this popular institution can be seen at this office. tf. Al.L who are in want of Hoots or Shoes had better call at P.vri.'s Hoot and Shoe Store, in the south room of J. L. Wcstervelt's HniMinir. whore thrvi-in lmv i "wtter irti0 for less nionev than thev inn Inn- -in- wlmm else in Plvmonth. t --- j . Special Excise Tax, All persons having annual Tax on Excise Tax List, will take 'Ii j tioe tbat the peiialt-V will HC added without riCfiinl to person?. A , . (J. V. 15UCK, lJ(pt. Coll. Plymouth, Ind.. Au. Gth, 18GG. JT ATE OF INDJAN.J jn t,j(J ( in tue co.Tiaian r.eas oun. ucioocr lerm iruu ücor5NeilonS.l a ?U,;U1 Ellen 1 1 III . Franklin Hill, Ali c Hill, Hill, Hill, who-se given names are un- ) Foreclosure ! known. The plaintiff in the above entitled caine bv . t his attorney lina lileil tri niv itira liu pmn. ! plaint airainst the defendant, and it appearing by i the a!rilait of a competent person that the de- ! fendants, Susan Hill, .-Jllen Hill, Frankliu Hill, Aliee Hill. Hill, and I Fill ubne oiv.M, ' 'names are unknown are l.on-residents of the t?tatc of hidi in.i, the) are therefore hereby notiß0''1'10 penlcncy of siid complaint a gainst tli-un ! ana uiirs mry aj'pear, answer or ilenmr there-j to at the callinir of ?aid cause, on the first day of i I""1 tort!,,of s lU-1 rt. '''''ff'' and held i it the Court House in the town of Plvmnnth. on 'the l-'irst Monday of October 1?'CI, said complaint I I 1 .1. ,.... 1 .1 . .1 . . . 1 t anu in? makers ana inuis Hierein rontuinea ana all edged will be heard a?,d dcNrtnined in tlie'r ab-si-nee. JOi'N C. CFSI3MAN, Clerk. ! J.Ü.& S.D. Talks HfTsAtfy nH-3v. i STATE OF INDIANA.? MARSHALL COU.M V, In Conrnon Pleas Court, October Term, l&fib' Daniel D. Haines, ) vs V Complaint for Divorce. Sarah Jane Haines.) The phunthTin the above entitled cause by his " rnc.v his 'filed in my ollke his complaint the defendant, and it appearing by the af-1 f davit of a competent person that the detend int, . -in j an iijiucs is a njii-i ef lii'.'in. 01 u.e . l.lir of Indiana, she is hereby notified of the pendency i of said complaint against her, and unless she ap- j pear, an -wer er uemur thereto at the callinir o f ; said can .e, en the firt day of the next term of raid j court, to be betrim .nd held :it the Court Hoie in Plymouth, on the Lt Monday inPcth(r ..saideornpl .int a the m ,;tersand th.n therein crmtauird and allcdcd will be heard anl detcrat nod in her absence. ' I01- CFSHMAN, Clcik. James O Parks Pias Atty. i:-13-3.v. ittrr( SJ W;Jtrtf. Notice is hereby -iven tlr.t the under-'itnied, County Surveyor of Marshall county, Ii bm-m- to M,.li.?1 ..: l ..,;,,. !.srvcv "ill be continued from day todiv if neces - sary till com pi iie.etl. Non-resident owners of land in ;,! section who f 1 to met me at tlie time abovementioned at the residence of It. MeDaniel and defray or provide for defravinr ilieir portion of tlie expense of .-aid survey, will be returned to the county Andj itor as delinquent, and such delinquencies placed inn Ii 1 1 t ,Ii,t .';...tr fr ..nv. : ... I, IW. - 49-3w J. M. KLINT. ER, Surveyor. T 3 TT Vi A "V C TJT0 L.-L11JMN, tV 15 UU. Manufacturers and dca'crs in Furniture. tw doorssonth of Parker House, Plvmonth, In.'bna. Ihuial cases of all sizes kept constantly on han 1. They have two hearses in readiness at all times attend funerals, in town or country. ll-dfllf fousalk" T II .. , . , t,. v i . V. - ' . 1,! tr, V' " e iWKcry oi & Co- He H n.outh, Indiana, on reasonable terms. mm . t i ' in esiauiisntnen,i:.. 1 1 . ,r . , it doing a good biumtss, thus offering an excel lont onport,?Ilit y (jr A pc;,on djrfrin5 in that bu,in ess. For information ato erno ;'ik apply at the naKery. nIStf J. M. DENIS! ON Valuable Farm for Sale. A Farm of 120 acres in a high state of cultivation, .j miles suith west from Plymouth, pleasantly situated in a beautiful Mid healthful region of country good House and Run, and a valuable Orchard Terms easy. Enquire ot Dr. J, M. Confer. nl Gw. Ij umber, J, umber. N. II.Or.I.ESnEK, 4CO., Manufaturers and ' IN PltKSS to nr. issukd as s ios as rossinLK; A YOUTHS7 HISTORY" TTTP r,I?PT ('TVir AVA! 1111 UlilvAi IIj All. vol. lHnio. Illustrated, The undersigned have in pcss, aud will is .' a.s koon ;i kii!M(; in IIOOYC WOt'K r. ISOCSI".e,, to fllrnih llie ,utl, of (( t fi. . as soon as po.siiile the nbove wot k If. is desig.i- . . a .... ... nd impartial IIi?fO' v of tlie (Ireat War through whieh we have j:'st j ased from a Democratic" standpoint. Tne mind-; of the youth of our country are being poisoned and mi.; educate 1 by the false and partial histories of the Abolitionisis and it is of grcat importance for the welfare of our ii.iintrv thi.t the ren! ilisnni -.ni.tu n tlw.r-ir, ,,r,,vU thcmselvM to be, sh.ill be nroj".cily ior trayed. The great importance, of a oniw Juven

he great import inee of a whvA Juven- diana. at their next term, coninu iKi,, on the reh.isl..t.gbecnf.ltanlaikia)Acllg,dJf1r.-:iMoud.iyi;jSeptcMnberl-(i(i,foran U the first nttempt to furiosi, it, the intoxlc:.ting liquori in a less quantity than a emri respectfully solicit the eiieonriigenieiit at a ti:t;e,' (with lite privilege of "allowing the

ile literature hu 1 as llii-l pub'iiiiiei'S of the puld'ij at.tl the a-ist.mee of the Democrat e pres. It will b rjost pu-h a book mriery I 'emocrit norther pouth, will desire to place ir. the hands of his children to. give thcyi a correct idea of the late war and its cjuse.i. All otders will b-; filled acrirdi.T' to tlie d ate of their reception, and the book will be kc it postpaid on the receipt of tlie price n soon an Issued. O'Thc trade will be supplied at the usual discount. Address VAN KVUIK. HORTON k CO., r.iblishe , ? No. Hi- Nassm streit New York. s t n .i iv i ii ii ij t t ii i; E Rvpry young lady and gontlenien in the United Stati'e n he ir fornelhing very much to their advantrtje hy return mail (free ofcharge,) by ndtlrr Jtnir the undersigned. Those having f of teln; humhi-ped will oblige by not notier-p his oaru, All others wili pleaso addre, their obedi. trt wrrint TII03.F. CHAPMAN, t31 Ibeadway, New Vtrl$;.

PLYMOUTH MARKET CORRECTED WKEKLT

Flour per birre'... .'. Wheat per bushel.... 40((t l" ' Oats Mew Potatoes Clover eeed. Flax seed. . . , '')(? CO j S5,o.i 7,:n : $2.no j Pork gross per cwt Pork net per cwt. . 7,00 f.l 8.00 ...t,oo a lo.oo Lard. . . , Butter. . , Efr;s. . . Beeswax Tallow . if; a's 0.1? 23 ;.ir. 25c';3i r m ! "" i fi lms & sides... liifJ:) i Shoulders.... If. &1T Hides creen ..." .S;R,on " Drv Hay, wilil " Tame Apples, reen,per bushel " Drv, per lb $v),w, 1,00 i ..lba-15; , . .v .... . . , v.iiuvi,' uuiu r leneu mar.ner, as eariv, as l.r.14, sailed alons; the northern coat of North America, and was fir.-t among tic diseoveren to no-!c,nU'r the !livcr,St- LYT ; down the river, ho foun t h I an 1 disabled by whit ai!or n nce. On his retuin i is men siu'ly ai'lictcd ! ors call the seuivv. . Its ravage, wore latal and l!ie survivors were ; I scarcelvaWe to bury the dead. Pome of the In-t dians alonp the fhorc were likewise attacked bv ', um. Mici aci.) m & l 1 i n U1U tilt 1 soon recovered. Ho therefore earneslly inquired about their mo le of tie itinont, an 1 the? pointed mi. iu nun ;i ucc. uif ui:n iiuu is wuien , thev useilin decoction, v.itli sijrnal sueces. Cartier tried the same remedy , and had the rratifica- ' ti'in of seeing all of his crew; who were anliefe 1, I rapidly improving. Thi tree irast-te White Pin. j A wash of the bar' steeocd in water is exceed- ; j inily useful in re lucinr inHimitioa aitd cleansing I old sores. In fine, tlie virtues of White Pine; j U irk are known everywhere, and this is doubtless ' theprand re.son why tlie White Vine Compound j I wasso favorably received at the first. j ! The nat year has triven a sreat opportunity to ! ) test the virtues of the Whitd Pine Compound. It has been an unusual time for Colds and Couirhs, ; and very lal-e u tntities of the White Pine Com- j I p.-nd have been sold an i used with the happiest , I effects. It speakä well for the med'cine, that the i people living where it is prepared are hitrh in its ' l,r;ll3 Hl(,:im rr ff ! RQC AT . MCH CMfil flMri RpRfltnY ! Wllkl I I Mil hllWIaMHU llllli I I ftr. x i "White Pine Compound ' Is now o'Tercd to the afflicted throughout the eouni try afrer having l cen prove d by the te.t of tit v- ' en yea s in the New F.ncr'and States, wtiere its : merits have become as well known as the tree, ie ' 1 .!-... 1 fron wh:eh in part, itdirncs its virtues. ; ' i THE WHITE TINE COMPOUND CCIU-.S: Sore Throat, Colds. Cousin. Dlptheti, IJonchilis. Spittin of Wood and Pulmonary Allee- i r jrrncrally . It is a remarkable reme- ! dy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetis, j Difficulty of VtMi:ir Urin, Pdeedin from the Kidneys j and H! idJer, and (J ravel, It wis early in tlie fprin; of l !.":. hat thi eoni-j ; pond was originated, A member of my family was afl'.iefed with an irritation of the threat attend . ed with a ...s .pi eralde eo.h. 1 h ,d lor ome months previoi:.- thought that a prepatation havi in - for i's basis the inside bark of white pine m'-ht j be so eomP.,unded :.s to l very useful it, dishes ; ot the throat and lun-'. I o test the value ol it in tlio case illuded to, I compound a small quantity ! 'r,,, medirme that 1 Uiidh-i 11 ploniun-.and pave ! it i:i teaspoonful doses. Tne result v as exceed- ' in-lv jrratifyin. Within two days the irritation reli-.'f, and sent for more. S!?e took about ten , ou':" of t and ot well. J. I. Chukc, Esq . . ".im 'i.iiiuiraiii i.-.i. .mii mi liiH'ic ;i ti-ia! of tlie same preparation in lee ci.o of a seYCTC cold, and was cured immediately, lie was ! po l'ily pleased with tlie results and s confident j m "'-ccess attending its sales if placed before the ! V ,,,uc' t!i:lt il ''"ally persuaded mo to give it a nam.e a:i' son r abroad toncnetit tue sulb'iing. In November 1 !"r.". Ifii-stadveiti.se.! it under the i name of White Pine Compound. .In two vears j from th it time there had wholesaled in Manchesi ter alone cne hundred dollars worth, where it took ' the lead of all the cough remedies in the tmviket, land it still maintains that sition. There is good reasons for all tins; it is very soothing and healing in nature, u warming" to the .stomach, an 1 ' p'eismt wi'lia! to th taste and is exceedingly cheap. Asa remedy for kidney comolains the Wliite Pine Compound stands unrivaled. It was not originated for that purpose; but a person inj using it for a cough was not on!, cured ol the! !.....,.!. i...t .i..n.,.n,i ri..? !: r , IW'I OUt 11.13 I3U IUIIU Ol il J I'IIl Ul.MlIIIU Ol ! i to years standing. Since that accident il diseov crv mnnv thousands 1 ave used it for the turne nur .....i t...... Kr. n,niit,, i ti.:., i inmu.iH iiuiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiuiiii. i ioa i cm - i Lu. ;Ä n ,r.. n, ,d in ;,i- aa : ' ,. ,i T J IJ V- V tlx IVMtttl W MVS . V t o MYER DRC'S & CO., Wholesale Ag't?, Ft. Wayne, lud T. A. LEMON, ) O. BI.A.IN. Agfa ti at Plymouth. II. B. TERS2ING, ) Il-1G-Iy 01,500 VFAl ! v,rt Agents cycrywnere to sea our mrRovK.nliew mg .uaciimes. i iiree new kinds. Under audi iqer feed. Sent on trial. Warranted five years. i Above salary or large commissions paid .n,c i.i?.. it..:.-i o.A. i .... .. . . . 0,N,V 'u;A",''",C' füId iuj h,C, LTii.tc'1 SVlt.0S,Ior ,f Application for fJct'nr. r;ticff is hereby given, that I will applj to the Hoard of Commissioners of Mar.sh ill county. Inj diana. at their next term, commencing on the first j Moiidiy ir Hej teivber, l()G,for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in u less quantity than o'Uit at a time, ("with the nrivileirc of iilIouinr 1 the fame to be drunk on m v promin s.) for o no ' year. My rdace f business, a nd the IMtmiics. whereon said lienors are toby drank, are looted on Lot No. nine (I') Mo ton's Addition to the to j n ul Houibon, Ma:h.Il cuntv, Indiana. it rniiüKüicK in:i;T?cir. Apnltc-alioii for Ut'i'iiHf. Notice is "neri ty give ii, that I will apply .o the Hoard of Coir.mi -(doners of Mar-hall cv unty. In-, same to he Irunk on nty rreinlses,) i'r one year. My dice of business, and tho premises wlicrom sail li-piois are to be drank, are located on Lot No. i, ir I! jley's firs', addition to tho town of I! i rb .!., Mauhall Countv Indiiin.s. i:i-ö.v PIIILIIMIOTTS. .VPATi: Or INDIANA. MARSHAL! COUNT Y, vc Ui.Kvr!,,, it,,! t....:in adminiMrator of t!irr?tate of Jacob C. Allcus..,' dcecascd. has filed his petition to ncll the Real rotate of the decedent, his personal estate being ; innRicientto pay Ms debts, and that paid petition j will be heard at the next term of the Couit of ! Common Tlea of Faid county. j Witness wj hand, this fJ.'KI 1 iv of Jnlj, 1SC5. n17w3. JOHN C. CtlSilMAN, Clerk.

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THE subscriber has purchased, and now lias in running order, a ! AT HIS .MILL IX PLYMOUTH, And prepared to srrind ear corn for Ptoek an fjr alwUjrniy cill upt; him. F ft ME RS WILL FINI. A SAVING OF ! 2T ZsE.is t o.vi: ro vut:b M THE FEED NECESSARY FOR THE STOCK by having it . p inisiei UV bronnu sc ore hep. mo. He will also Grind OATS AMD CORN topother when wanted. He solicits the cutom of j those having Stock to feed. Terms reasonable. vm.-iOCtf N. D. LOVELY, T. A. LEMON, DRUGGIST, j ' Eat Side iIiehitrail St.. Dealer In DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMrCAI.S, Pure Wmcs and TAqiiors, For 3I:M3fcuI I'tirpot', LIXSKKI) OIL, UHNZOIL. si'iui ts t u n r j : n t i x i : WHITE LKAI), WIXDUW ' LAS.S, rUTTV, LAIM) OIL, X HATS FOOT OIL, COAL OIL. LAMPS, Kc, WALL PAPKK, AND WINDOW CrilTA INS, SCHOOL DOOKS. STATIOXAIH'. DLAXK nnnix'; .t-.. a- r FII VSICl AN are pirtieuUrly requested to ; call an 1 e amine the stock anl iriees beforo purchasing else ffliere. f

niprrrtu in . r- t i i 1 .A U 1 lt. ! Ii attenti )'! iriven to fillin" Phv- , . i .. . " de?crint or,s lir i,-.rl- i, ii . i sicians Preset pt ions and Familv ReceiiN ,rv,f, I'''. 'ur "ocn. was bought ?t reduced 1 UtCUI,t ' b a ! prices ;and will bo sold at small profit.. U'c also

Experienced DRUGGIST. G-. BLAIN, & CO., DRUGGISTS, S nit'i e t eomer r f ' h' ! ' .-ncnigan an id CJano Streets fLY. MOUTH, INDIANA. rTAVINfl just recived fresh supply of every 1 S artiele m our line of trade, con-üsfinz'riainfv ot Drills, .M.'d;Li:ie, Paints Oils, Dye Stuffs, i Varnish, Urnshes, Perfumery, Yankee" NotiousJ (Jlass, Stationary , Pure Medicines, and Liquors! for medical purposes onlv, to which wc re- i specuiully invite tüe attention of this communirj. We have also on hand a stock of OROOSHIEIS, j ! Tea, Coflee.S-imr, Tob icea, Cigars, etc. To be ' disposed of at very reasonable figures. U ttlun a few il iysp-ist,wc have received from I ltt.sbar-h ar.u Xew i ork alirge amount of 1 . - Kerosene and Coal OiL for burning the same, of every size and style, with or witho-it shales. Wc are als'j agents for all the popular j "" : ... .. .. j of tho dir;t 1 hysieians prescriptions carefully ! IJ"l.:?t :lU ho',H of ,he "'bt. by an experienced ' orusrgist. ... ,. ' U..e Mrnejtly nrite the public to favor us with adl, examine our stoek , and become convinced j U1 l'M; 111 11 c a fuoing a ihm tu ousiness. vlla3-I t G. I1LAIN k Co. .. 1 B j COXU.TIPTI VES. The advertiser aaving been restored to health i ? . e ...i. i . ' , in Kiew ecus oy a ery simnie remouv. atier : i....:..- -...r..-.i r.L "... , Hit llln 9II11C1 I U V Vl itl J I .IS Villi 51. V IT it; lung affection, and thai dread disease, Consump Hon is anxious to make known ro his fcdlowsutfers tlie means of cure. To all wh.-. desire it, he will send a copy of the presctiption used (free ofcharge), with the directions to preparing and using the same, which they v. ill find a slue Ci rk for CoNsoimox, Asthma, Prociutis Coccjhs, Coi.r.s and all Throat and Lung Affections. The only object ot ths advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the al'lieted, and spread information which i iif i- ii.i I'll i'.. Lu I r i i im i r. ii ii !! Ii f IT1I.E f. i' nrv . .n, ... , " , : . J ,rr cost them n?.and inay rrove a bless,,, Patties wishingthe presci li.tion. ikjk by return TEir hir!iff ri! ririrf litl mHlM f.lll (iriCCliaill ihr Old Ca! IlOtl, dl'Ii VlTt'd at iliv iyiutnKi H'oimdry. w. J. as.vt:w & c o. vlln3?-Gm ' 4 Plvnioiilli Marble Works. HARTMAN &, HAUK. Having permanently located in riyniouih for the pindose of prosecuting the nbove business, arc prepared to hnuufacture all kinds of , n, . .u , ' 'l'""'"''' :. l"nif oons Ihud Stif oil xhsuml frms, Mn-Uc T-if'fc Tn)t, liurmn Tiyit, ('unter sr-it.s, tv, fv., Tiiev solicit the patronage of nil who wantiiuv work in tlioir line, and assure them that thev will sell their work AS CHEAP, IT NOTCIIEAPKII, v ' inan any oiner esnoinumeiu in lxonnern in-li- . ... I I .ill.l.. A T it ti a"2; ;,n'1 wa"il!'.1 !,ltisf'lclU),n in a!1 ' . IP ' Mu higanstreet, between U ashu.gton !U"1 ,, inoHT l0 Hox 1? TlOni:i ly. 1 . . ATENT MBDIQINB 3 of all kinds, to be found at LKMON'rf Dnur Store.

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Ourajsortmint is Full an 1 Complete. JK- 9 BOY'S ana i I QH!TT f i i Ol" ALL KINDS , ...u.ai.iuiv uoois an i sIkks, and think we can ( I p.easc all who may favor us with their custom. Uur 1 . stoek is such that ! j No One can fail to bsSaited: who may jrivo us a call. Our pbee of business is ! in the s rath room of Wfsterveit's building at the j SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT i 13. Paul. I l-43tf. Plymou th, Indiana, : G! 4 J V .tw-i-m--ioUiU!1i j UliNU l V AB- BECKER, & CO-, jOuecKssons to cleaveuand & work) ! Inform the ciUzensof .Varslinll and adjoining Counties. That they have i eeei ved A New And Fresh Stock CF i r, y GrHOCBRIBS? Which they intend to sei I Ss low as a hi other House in .Yorthcrn Indiana. Their Stock consists hi part, of COFFEE , SVRUI, KICK, TOKACCO, A!ihici:, sEiii:it of every Pecripliou, Quo ens ware, Woodonwaro, Of all kiuds.suchas is keptin a Good GROCERY STORE j CO 1 1 IV T I? V 1 ? f 1 I T 1? I J U 1 I II J J KUIHilhj I iney win tak almost all kiadj el Cwantrv Producc IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. .RDMEMDER TUE PLACE. Ij' Cleavolind k Work's old stand, first door north of Hack and Toans hardware store. PLYMOUTH, 1IVD1AIVA. AB. BECKE It & CO. vllu;J0 , - I 1 JJiKI till Kill I rg e tätorlme ut received et

You can find at PALMER &, WRIG-HTS On La Porte Street Any and all kinds of Furni tnre, for houi;ek(cping, Jt i rlces that def COMPETI'JTON. Work of all kind made to order and WAJUlAyTJW.

I a!.o !oftheVest material and manufactory with a 5:s I class v r Ä CS a. -;c zz , For town cr Country. July ;th, lCG. vll-nll-tf. Plvmonth Foundry. HAVING LEASED AND RE FITTED Tilt; ! Old Plyvoth Foundry j We are now prepared to fil all orders for Of, all kinds, al;o to MAKE AND R EPA I It j All Kinds o3 .llachiiicry, j Particular attention given to JSTATIONARY ENGINES, ; A X D ; All Kinds of Mill Work. We hope by close attention to business tolucrit the p.itronajrc of tl.M ar.J the surrounding country. vl ln'7-Gm. W. J. ADAMS & CO, T. 7? a 2. c"' P i CP w 5 ja - -1 Co - n P & 2 S 22 i o In n c fi c - TT 3Pt (A a. - 1 5 S3 o c ft r; O - -5 Gl. -.1 Z. it Ö 0 H 0 173 c M Ä r5 id - - ' 2 Vi IT 20 J r 1 1'

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f 4 SO.llETtII.YG .Ii: If I N B0ÜÄB0K: ST If :7,'"? W.Y:.i5'!7 r 4 - . -IV r. ..- ! . t j 1 u l in---. HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT. GROSH & NOBLE. IN OMAK 1AV bs' Nl'.W Ill'lLIMNd, Hae opens, da large and complete stock of Ilaro. waro in the town of nTMii-tt , where thev intccd keeping u full and complete artim nt ol Iron , Nails. Steel, IIa.-, Sh. 1'i.tt v, Sto c, ITarueys. ! wware. Mint iron, 'Jin a"d Copper War Weavers' Heed.?, n.dtin;, Ploughs, O I T. S, I- L IS' T s And ten -nonvaud other articles not mentioned i advert iscntc nt. Wc would say to f.he citizens of Pouibon ni fiurioiiiidin country, that wm cpcct to lernt pennaiirrtly anions rou, und lope by keeping tho very Sest stock of Goods

And uellinir as rhrnp ns my ther Store thin J of Fort Wajneor Chicago, to receive a libera patronage. Call ud examine cur ttock btfore goiogabr to purchao. EMIL GRQfH I'cuitcn.Aqr 20 fci t24jl JC3.,