Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 11, Number 49, Plymouth, Marshall County, 9 August 1866 — Page 4

Young America at the Wheel. A well known clergyman was crossing Lake Erie, some years ago, upon one of the lake steamers ; and seeing a small lad at the wheel, steering the Yessel,he accosted him 3 follows : "My son, you appear to be a small boy to eteer so large a boat." "Yes, sir." was the reply ; but you see I can do it, though." "Do you think you understand your bu

siness, my son 7 Yc5, sir I think I do." "Caii you box the compass? " "Yes, sir." ;Lct nie hear you box it." The boy aid as he was requested, when the minister said, "Well, really, you can uo it ! Can you box it backwards ?" "Yes, sir." "Let me hear you." The bj agaiu did as requested, when the minister remarked, "I derlire, my son ! you do seem to ul derstand your business." The boy then took his turn at questions asking, beginning. "Pray, sir, what might be your busi ce?3 ? " "I am a minister of the gospel." "Do you understand your business ?r' "I think I do, my son." "Can you say the Lord's Prayer?" "Ye.." "Say it." The clergyman did so, repeating the words in a very fervent manner, as though trying to make au impression on the lad. "Well, really," said the boy, upon its conclusion, "you do know it, don't you ? Now say it backwards." "Oh ! I can't do such a thing as that. Of course "You can't doit, eh?" returned the boy. "Well, then, you see I understand ray business a great deal Letter than you j do yours." j They clergyman acknowledged himself! beaten, and retired. ! Bosoms. We find the following stranjre advertisement in a Salem (Mass.) paper : "Losoms. Just opened. A line boom i for 17 cent a very nice bosom at 23 cents. Our stock of bosoms are lull, and at verv Jow prices. This is the most frightful picture of i inimoralitv we have ever happened to see lhe "lull anl "very nice bosoms are all well enough in fact, they are rather fa-! vorites with the community in that shape ; j but the idea of "opening" them at 17 and 25 cents is shameful, and we hopo that Sa lern may never fay anything more about J cw 1 ork or rans alter that. The Wafhineton Star has the fullovring: "A few evenings since, a handsome young ladv in fashionable attire created a sensa tion in one of the street cars by tenderly ' ca: e sing a great ugly brown toad which; rhc held in her hand, stroking its back ! r, ,t ' i -: li.. : .: :i A i I lips for a salut.-. The creature (the toad, t e mean) spcmed to be thoroughly tamed and quite at home, much to the diguit of .some old ladies in the vicinity, who were hhocked at it plavful attempts to scrape acquaintance with them." A young lady made a promise to her grandmamma that she would never marry a certain obnoxious person "on the face oi the earth." The old woman died, the young girl with her heretofore obnoxious lover, repaired to the depths of the Mam moth Cave, Kentucky, where they were joined together. ; Coiiiindriiins What tresses hinc chiefly at night ? Ans. Actrestes. What tresses seem to defy destructicn ? An. Fo r X r esse 9 . Yhat tresses do some persons eat. Ans. Mortrcsscs. What tresses are often ill used by crvants? Ans. Mistresses. AVhat tresses are soonest worn out ? Ans. Scam.-tresses. AYhat tres.'es are unmistakably false ? Ans. T r a i t o r e s s e a . What tresses may ycu always rely on ? Ans. M ittresscs. A Very Seuiofs Job. With a revenue of over two hundred millions of wnat is demanded, Congress piles on taxation by increasing the tariff and internal revenue taxthirtyeight millions, and raises the compensation of members to five thousand dollars per session. A Cracking Job. Congress raises the salary of its members to five thousand dollars per session, and compels the Government to payfthe national banks thirty millions per annum in the ühape of interest on government bonds for the privilege ot having treasury notes and legal tenders mperceded as currency. A petroleum family has lately started in fashionable life. wbos2 T lor is aid to be M brilliantly furnisher' 1 ' cy look at it only once a month, ar : they do it through smoked glass. The Minnesota Valley railroad will be finished to St. Paul in three weeks. The Taeific railroad will bo completed to .St. Cloud, SO miles north of St. Paul. Minn., by September. A Fiendish Sisteu. A young girl belonging to a first family of Indianapolis being jealous of an elder sister, procured a ftick of nitrato of silver and dissolved it iu her sister's wash pitcher. The result is that the latter has turned black, and callers arc told that slit is ill vf a contagious disease. She will grow white again in time. Problem. If four cats with sixteen legs can catch fourteen rats with fortytwo legs while an oM woman with two tongues is saying Jack Robinson, how many legs mun eight rats have to get awny from the the same numb3r of cats in two minutes; due allowance being made for taro and tret? The Washington national monument ntociation are making another effort to secure contributions to finish tho monument. It is estimated that $2,000,000 will be required to complete the work. "Come, sonny, get up," said an induN gent father to his hopeful son the other moriug. "Remember the early bird catches the worm,"4' What do I care for worms," replied the young optful; "mother "won't let me a ßhin."

ELMBOLDT FLUID EXTRACT OP AT THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE THE HOTTENTOTS Have loDg used roil A VARIETY OF DISEASES. t wnb r ) --tl from those ruJe practionersby the "exelish axd i) i Ten piiYsirnxs, I On whoc recommendation U wa3 employed hi httropc and lias now corae into f oneral use. IT IS GIVEN CHIEFLY IN Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the Bhuhhr, MORBID IRRITATION OF THE BLADDER ANI) URETHRA. FOB FEMALE WEAKNESS and Debility, For Prolnpsils ailll Rcaiill Down, Or, Prolan!! Uteri. DISEASES OF THE PROSTRATE GLAND, Retention, on Incontinenck or Urine. And all diseases requiring the aid of a diuretic arising from a !o;"s of tone in the parts concerned in its evacuation. IT IS ALSO RECOMMENDED IN CASES OF DYSPEPS I A, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, ; CUTANEOUS AFFECTIONS, DROPSYTo cure these diseases we must bring into actio, i the muscles which are engaged in their variou functions. To neglect them, however slight tnav be lh lllackl 5s 8l,r to afrect the bodnJ and mental powers. are supported from these source ouit fim;mi ,iD blood PERSON'S AT EVERY PERIOD OF LIFE I'l om Infancy lo OIl 4yr. are In every BtiteofhetJüi T areli able tobe mbccts of the-c disese. 77 cause in tiany nstmicrg are unknown. The patient has, however, an admirable rcmcdyln II ELM HOLD'S Fluid Extract of BtichuPhiladelphia Evening Bulletin Editorial, cp. lf, 104. II ELM BOL D'S Genuine Preparations His Solid and Fluid Extracts em bod the full strength of the ingredients of which the) arc named. They are left to the inspection f all. A ready and concludiTe test of their properties will be a comparison of those pet forth in the United Stats Dispensatory, These remedies arc prepared by H. T. Ilelmbold, a druggist of sixteen years' experience in this city, and we believe them to fee reliable, in fact we have never known aa article lacking merit to meet with a permanent uccess, and Mr. Ile'mbold'g puccdss is certainly prima facie evidence. Ilia Drug and Chemical Warehouse. in the City of New York, is not excelled, if equaled, by any in the country, and wc rould ad rise our reader?, when vipiting that city to gi7e him a call, andjudge for themselrcp. Hclmbold's EXTRAOT aiT BUCI iu. nlTlIon Tear

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FARMERS O TLX PH (GOODS. FORGEl THAT WTT T O T BE 3D 3HL "W 3E3 THE BEST MOUSES, AND CVW 8JELF.J Ttl.t.V .VI OTHEK HOUSE IN THE E3 31 M3EM "5? S. fe M. BECKER.

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LAUER AND BRO. Have just received a SPIE1VDID Assortment of READY-MADE CLOT HIN O , KAS ÄNÖ CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES, ! ANI A Variety of . .potions. i TbcirStockof Boot? andShoes is pari iebl.ii It I deserving public attention, as regards quantity qualify and price Their Clothing embraces all qualities, and tchy will not be underold by any house in the place. O Call and examine Goods and Price lor yourself. Store 21 door South of Pershing's Drug Store PI'. mouth. March 9. lftCj-tf BOBACK'S BITTERS RO BACK'S STOMACH BITTERS ! j:uvz DYSPEPSIA, Ci ! . . anl ai e the tst Tiie in the world. ROBACK'S BLOOD 1 V. KiPILLS ; v i e. '?r ' , CLT1MC SICK HEADACHE, ja Oostivelic-x, r.n.l nil lisa.s of lh' ImiwH. V VP ROBACK'S nfj o on V T PURIFIER! C Uli ISS 4 i SCROFULA and hll dise:te arising from impure blood. AUK SOLD 11 V ALT, Driiit mill Dealer in Patent lied i cine lZr IU I A' AVII EltE PRINCE, WALTON & CO., (.Sueeesors to lr. C V. nob:M:k,) SOLE PROMMEToKS, Nos. 50. 53, 00 & 02 East Third St. CINCINNATI, OHIO, vll tß.l-l v The Good Time's Coming. HAS COMC, and to have the CJHOCKRIL'S to H. A. WORK S New Grocery and Provision Store TWO DOORS SOUTH OF TH E TOST OKFICfc ! where he i.i ready to oblisc A bl.his old rutoinrrs I and and ry number of NEW ones, by nelling j them morctloods for the sumc money, tt:an can. be nought at any other house in town. Having taken advantage of the recent fall in prices, he CAN and W II.!, pell C II KAI, f'a'l and examine his Stock before buying elsewhcu I ariiicrslti IuK in JO:ir Produce ad get the highest market price in cash fur March 22 I8b6.rlln29 6m J Application Tor IJrciitc. Notice Is hereby given, that I will apply to the Hoatd of Commissioners of Marshall county Indiana ,at their nfxt term, commencing on the fit pi Monday i:i Scptempei 1 fGf, for license to sell intoxicating liquor in a less quantity than a quart at a time , (with the privilege of allowing the name to be drank on my premiss.) for one year. My place of businep, "and the premWcj whereon said liquor are to b drank, are located on Lot No. one, (I) InwooU Marshall rounty, Indiana. 7 JOYCE k BROWN. ( er chant's celebrated GARGLING LfX OIL, an indispensable article fortiic Farmer, proprietors of Livtrr Stable and owners of Stock generally Pcware of ConnterfeiH. ivIlnO yj T. A. I.EMO.V.Atst.

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KING'S GRAY HAIR. ' ThU Is the AM ukosu that Ein gmade. nine's 1 V ;r.r;' t om' etv. Thi is the Cure that lay In the Am ukosu that Ring made. This Is the Man who was bald and pray. Who now ha raven looks, tliey say. lie used tho Cure that lay la the Amürosia that Ilms made. This the Maiden, handsome and T ho married the man once bald and Kray Who now has raven locks, they my. 11c UH'-d the Ahukosia. that King made. This is th I'arson, who, by the way, Married the maiuen, handsome and Kaj' To the man otu-e huM ami qrny. But v?ho now lias raven lockt, they nay. Because he nsM he Cure that lay - In the A.Mintosi.v tlu.t IVws made. It) This is the Hell that rins away i'-v To nroiiKe the ih-;iIp ;al and eav 5? rutethis fart, which here does lay IfyoH troufil not I luutl or gray, tVc tht AMVHostA tint Hing made. L M.TUBBS & CO., Proprietors, Peterboro', N.H. 1 I TV G Vegetable Ambrosia, IS THE MIRACLE OF THE AUE! GntV-ln'nll Pmii1o have their loeks restored by it to the dark, lustrous, silken tresses of youth, and are happy ! oiiii' People, with light, tIed or rel Hair,have thes.; unfa.hion:ible colors changed to a ! beautiful nuhurn, and rejoice ! j j People whose heads : re eovcre 1 with Dandruff ! and humor?, and have clean coats and clear and 1 j healthy ?calp ! : i 3 5all-li:ilol Vecransbv? j their remaining locks tightened, and the bare J i spots covered with a luxuriant growth of Hair, j j and dance for joy! j i Young Gentlemen use it because it is riehlv i ! perfnr.ied ! j j Young Lidies use it because it keeps the Hair i t in place ! j Even body must and will use it because it is the : cleanest and best article in the market ! j ForSilebyT A. Lemon, Plymouth. I Smith, Cutler & Co. Wholesale Agents. Chi!c ago, Ills. Tlln'2G fim. DR. BIG-ELOW 3 the only Phyician as a Specialist, now in Chicago that ean be entirely relied upon. Go to him, and not suffer that horrible disease to remain in your system, disfiguring your face and body, beides destroy j ingyour happiness a iu future pro?VITA f" pects of life. lie has made private diseases and xr.Rvocs debility his stndv lor the past twenty years, and is therefor,- the person j whom an atiicteu snouia censnit. io one ever heard of a patient of Iiis not bein r cured since he I has been in theeit. His reputation has vouchers : in all the city papers, his patient" and the mediI cal r rofess'on, both here ai d abroid, as being i the mo t skilled specialist here, and a thorough j master of all sexual diseases. If all others fail, don't despair, give him a call. 1 1 is only a com ! nion occurrence with ldm to cure such cases. I His rooms arc separate for ladies and gentlemen, ' and the most complete in the city. j Young men take particular notice Dr. Bige low devotes much of his time to the treatment of1 those cases caused by a secret habit, which ruins both bodv and mind, unfitting the unfortunate in-; jdlyhlualfor ,UUcr busu.ess or ,ociety. TW.a-1 j ! years is to weaken and eobilitate the constitution, J ! destroy the physical aul incut il powers, diminish i ; and enfeeble the natural tcelins.and exhaust the j J vital energies of manhood; the pleasures of lift ire marred, the object of muriiiir frustrated, and j existence itself rendered a term of unceasinjj mis- ! ery and regret. Such pcreons.especially those mnj teniplat'n marriage should lose no time in maki in irr mediate application, as Dr. H. by his new treatment is enabled to iiiurc a speedy and peri man- nt cure. j Consultations free and confidential. Otlu-e No. ! 17'J South Clark Street, corner of Monroe, half a biock from the l'ot ollice. Post-ollice llox l."l. ilticairo. 1119. im ice nours Irom : a m to n m. i Se .d for Iii "(hiMe to health," published monthtr, free of chaise. N. H. Ladies send for a depcrintivc circular of Pesarie Remedie, the best prei est preventive of con- " ception known. Fcnt to anv address free of charge. vlln'JS ly Crtatest Medical firechr frn PuMUked! "Fifteen" large letter j aees for two 3 ceut ktAUia. Tili: KiXOGM7.Kl t-l'KCl A LISTS OF OUR 1W Trof. Egbert Jackson, formerlv of London, j Robert Herbert, M. D , from Philadelphia, and Dr. Eugene elpeau, formerly of the London and Paiis Venerea' Hospital-- Permanent and speedy eures guaranteed of (lornorihea , Syphillis, (ileet SperniatorrhoM or Self-Abuse, and of every possible form ol private disease of every name ornature whatsoever. Dr. Herbert's Anti-Alchoholic Compound, an unfailing remedy fo. iutetnperauce; write for particulars. Mountain Light, 300 pages, 100 plates. 30 cents. 3 for SI, Dr. Jackson's Female Monthly Tills, $1 per box, a.afe cflectual remedy for all inequalities and obstructions from whatever cause. Dr. Jackson's Oriental Invigorating Liniment, &2 per bottle. ce!id for circular. Centime French Safes $1, for $ I, V for $7. Snid for circular ar.d write, you will promptly receive a kind, discreet and explicit answer. Address Dt s. Jackson, Herbert L Co., or simply P.O. llox -130, Cincinnati, Ohio Ollice, No, 167, Sycamore St. Medicines and instructions sent to any part of tho country. nlO-Gm. T IPPECANOETO WN WOOLEN FACTORY. Canllu?, Splmiln, TuIHnx, Dyeing Cloth Irciliifr, &c, Done iu the best manner; BLANKET WEAVING, Of the best kind. PLAIN and PLAID FLANNELS, CLOTHS, J IS ANS AND HLANKETS, E X C II A N 15 K D FOR WO O L .

MR. A, VINNEDOU Will receive Wool at Plymouth, and return it manuractured free of charge, at his Furniture Store, on La Porte Street. N, B & P, ALLCMAN. t0 ro3.S if

II. B. DICKSON". HENRY WOODBURY THE IRON AGE Has come again: at least the X O 3NT

has at II. B. DICKSON & CO'S HARDWARE STORE. TN THE SOUTH ROOM OF THE NEW BRICK BLOCK, PLYMOUTH, IND. 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 COFFEE HEATER, or from a crow bartoa paper ot loz tacks. I hey hare Of erery kin ; Elevated Over, Square, Parlor Sheet Iron, Box, fancy or plain, with complete T R 1 .11 .11 1 .v a s illotwe Trimming. DOOR and WINDOW hin in.?; Glass ar.d Saeh; Carpenters' tools. ri io ...-. . . . " iRytheKesr or Pound; Mill pare. Log and Do Lhani;the best Axes m the est. I Tin. Brass, and Hollow Ware? 0 all kinds; PLOAVM, SHOVEL and all m inner of Agricultural utensil?, ineludincr ! Forks that loid anl unload hav bv horse rower 1 a nlendid assortment 0f 4 C U T L E E Y, fish hooks cC- ltxi:s R0P1 Y1RE, BELTlXa AXD COW BELLS, 111 OX AXD STEEL IX BAUS, HOLLS, SHEETS AXD JiLXCfES dr.. Sec. In factevery tiling that any one ever thought of buyingina Hardware Store, and a thousand ching bcs:d a 'with i NEW STOCK I constantly arriving, which they propose sellir.g O IEC 3D J. 2E 23 Than the sane can be bought at any other place i this side of Pittsburgh All kinds of tin, sheet iron, copper and brassware mide and repaired on reasonable terms and short notice, II. IMHCSiSOIV & CO. June 1 1SG3 v3n3S?-tf - - r -ijsi; vr.vi 8. M A V K K CO, Wolcsale and Retail - r tit j-. -w-t r -R O C Vi ill HOUSE Dealers in all kinds of FAMILY GROCER 1ES a .v n r ovi TOBACCO. CIGARS, WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. Inaolicitinpthe publicpatronae we wouldaaj hat ourstoel; of (oodsi complete. and willcom f Prcfavorably with'anxother establishrwentin th Rspecia inducemen are offered to country Dealers. All kinds of countrj Product taken att hchigb estmarkct price in exchangforgoods. NUSSBAUM k CO A Change of Base ! Richmond has Fallen WITH A PORTION OF TIIF HEBEL CAB IXET HAS BELX CA ETCHED AND Peace will Soon Ic Declared In the meantime the people arc running to T. A. SIMONS' New Family Giocery PROVISION STORE. Which has lately been removed to the SOUTH ROOM OF WFSTKRVF.LT'S RUIL D K t; WI1KHK UK HAS OX tt vi I II.X A large .stjck of Grrooories and Provisions, land Is confanllv receiving NKW SFPPLIF.S, which he pledges hims. lf loSF.LL AS CURAT as any other house iu Ply mouth, for Ready Pay. lie will also take All Kinds of Country Produce in exchange fcr Goods, or Pay Cash at the highest market prices for almost every thing the farmer has to sell. His stock consists, in part, of otc, etc., etc.

Collce, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Kjw, Tobacco. Pepper, .41spice, Fisli, Hacon, Crockery, Stone and AVooden Ware, Provisions.

Call and nee Ufor purchasing elttwbtre. , , T. A SIMONS J'y 1865 ?aHtf.

JEW AHR ANGEHEBT. The undersigned hiring associated with him La blsprofesslooal business MR. D. E. VAN V ALK EN BURGH, will conttnuo the practice of Law in its various branches. " " " The New Firm will attend promptly to litigated cases, general collections, the purchase and sale of Real Estate, the collection of Claims .v;iinstthe Gorernraent; such as pensions, bounty and arrearages of soldiers, A c- Titles to Real Estate examined t(I abstracts furnished w hen desired. August 3, 18G5 J. G- OSBORNE.

IXSIRAACK IAStRAXCE! ! $4,000,000. TIi e undersized is agent for the Manhattan, Corn Exchange, Arctic, and Lor Hard IXSm.KI; COMPAXIESV representing a canitol of over .4i.6VJr,fo'These arc all reliable and trustworthy' comp ..-, AMjurL nonoraoiy and pav promptly all I LS.COCr 7 polteies. Rates as low as e-uiueH or i j . ' ... " ""irano applj to J. G. OSBORNE. SCHOOL BOOK School t6 Miscellanfjous Books. M AGAZtXES. DaIlv tv.. X- -i I LtuLi twsrArERs, 1 HOTOGRAHI ALBCV?, Notions. Toy?, Isk, Gold, 5'inc iSTEEi.PK-xs.PcarirMEar, Ctcarj, &c, kc. t j All of which maybe found at the POST OFFICE ! ... A,Kl lors:ilt crv loir rates 'if O. IV II,IIa;ievvllu27 CALKINS, GBI'ffift IMO.V BUS1XESS RSTrTHTC Ob erlin, Ohio. S. S. Calkhi 6c . P.-CTrSOIfi;-Principals of the Comrn?rciai ' Depr.rti.jenC, I:"Btructors in the Science of Accounts, Com--mcrcial Arithmttic, C?nrrcial J,v,. and Lectures on PofJticrvl Aco;;o:ny, Business Custom, Cörrepc'ideuce, Lc. , q .. I- A. CiirlifK, t rincipal ot Actual IJusmess Pp.irtrnent, aac Associate Instructor inScience of Actouii.s. EI. E'outl, '"'i"" i vivi ..pun; ic-p.-.7i;;ien, anc Iiitruoror in Practical an I Thecrcal Ttlcgrajhim:. Message Regijrra.'ion, Reports, c., .Vc. f.. K. XV. A. Drake, i Prncipals of the Cliirographi: Deparrtrn?. !.-i siructors in cpencen.m Peninatihip, Plain,. Prattical and ornamental Pen-Dra ring Card-Marking, Lettering, etc. .? R. .TIcrriani, Ltcturer on flatting, Currettcy. Detr;M".tr' Counterfeiting Money, Lxchange, kc. . SNiml, Lecturer on Factional and Voitaic Flectricifand Inslructor in Thcrttical Telegraphy.. " Wm. KINCAID. Jr.. O. C. HILL. L. R. TEXFIELD. A. C. HIDEOUT Tutors. In addition fo the above, an efficient corps of Assistants is constantly employed. The Tuition Fee h omIv about OXE HALF that usually ehargeil in similar Institution ; while the cheapness of living, the numerous educational advantages of the place, and the comparative absence of temptations to vice, are imjvortaut considerations. We do not cuaiiaxtee situations to our graduates, for it is beyond the power of any Commercial College to get situations for all its graduate?, but we no ci'a ranthe full aud cojitlete satisfaction to on- students. Rf.memokr, w-e are not a "link' in any bodv'i ! ch.iiii.iiciiherdo wc lav claim toso ab-ird athing as a "patent'' on a system of instruction. . TERMS: Tuition for the Full Course, including Business Penmanship (time unlimited) $30 00 Telegraj hie Course. (Reg.) 2.100 Reith combined, 4. (lO Ladies' Course l.r 0(1 Teaeher's Course in Penmanhip, 15 00 Discount to minister's children and disabled soldiers. To any who have doubts concerning where to go for a Rusi :iess Fducation, we sav if -u study one week with us, and find we have deceived you by false representations, ak for your tuition lee, and it will be refunded. D not fail to send for Catalogue and Circular efore going elscwhete. LATEST ARRIVAL AT TIIK ol.li DICKSON CORNER I wouldrespeetfullyai.nouncc to nn patrons That I haverecently returned from tht Fani am now in receipt of a lull nnl Oomplolo .Sfoclf Of carefully sclettcl AD G U OGE P 1 li S ! andcvervlhii"" r . . ... 1 will oriuerMKrpioT me, w nun -latfairprices. I willtake iielchaßßt orgoous, allkiudsof Mp rcli a li fa IK- Produce, AND MONEY WILL NOT pn JiEFTJSED Iinvite myoid ousloiuerslo ralland exomln mysfock aud prices, and if they suit.they will be ure and buy. I have noMo Tup to vlo to indue youtopurchaseof mc. Honorable, traighlfor ward dealing and allying profitand no huaibup is my motto. Thoscknowingtheroselvrfln arrert;c uc fit dthat their dues are rery much nerdvJ, and hopethey wil redeem thiipronii?Cf to up. i J.BROWNLLE. t9u2Itf

APPLICATION OR LICEXSE. . Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will at the next term of the Commissioner's Court of Marshall county, Indiana, to be holden on the Urst Monday of September, 1S66. apply fbr a License to retail spirituous lictwya in quantitieg ft than a qtuit, oa Lot o, 3 in the towo of Flvmouth. Indiana Ls.ivnnbiL.