Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 12, Number 43, Plymouth, Marshall County, 27 June 1867 — Page 3

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THE DEMOCRAT LOOAL ATJD MlSCELL AKEO US.

Aoveaxisixo Agents. W. R. Scnnodkr 51 Dearborn Street, and Cook, Cobcrn X Co. 83 Dehors St., Chicago, Iiis, S. 11. Icetthtoili-, NeT York City, and Geo. P. lowLL & Co., 23 Congreaa St. Boston, Mass., re -ütborited to receive advertisements for he-)MOCRAT. litttbur?!i, 1? t. Wayne dc Chicago Railway. :Oa-Bl after April 29, 1337, Trains will !ave Stations 4 tily. (Sabbaths excepted.) as follows : Traia leaving Oilcan at 4,50 P. X., leaves dsily. TSAIXS GOIXG WEST, TATIOSS. EXPÄE33. SXFRESH. EXrBES3. EXPRE39. ?l:ttfmr&h. Rochester.. 9 1 lorn Alliance ... Canton .... M islllon.. Orrvl'.le.... Wooster... Manseli.. Crestlllae.. .45 a X

9.30 A X. 2.15 T 31 2.00 a M 110.40 " 3,33 " , 2.10 " 12.22 r X 5.26 " 4,53 " 1,10 " 6.20 " 5.50 " 1 1.50" 7.0Ö 41 6,S 5.1 " 7.30 " 6.48 " 2,53 8,03 " 7.19 " 3.22 " 8.40 44 7.4(1 44 5,00 44 10.14 " 9 20 44 5.30 " 10,45 44 9.50 44 6.10 44 11,00 44 10.00 44 C.40 41 11.25 44 10.25 44 7.22 15. -20 A M 11.00 44 7.55 44 12.55 " 11. 2 44 9.11 44 2.16 44 12.50 r X 10.20 S.-'iO K ! 1.'27 41 11.45 " 5.20 44 i 3.00 44 12,30 P X 6.04 44 j 3.49 44 1.21 44 5.53 44 1 3.3'i 44 2.21 44 7.51 44 I 5.40 44 3.57 44 9.27 44 I 7.13 44 5,50 4 11,30 44 ' 9.20 44

8.15 10.33 11,40 12.34 12.55 1.3S 2.13 4.tJ5 f Ar f De 4,45 A K 6.00 Eacvni T"p Sandusky. . Forest ; LLna 1 . . . U, -'v 7.19 " ... 7.53 ..J 9.15 " ...10.34 41 Van Wert.. Fort Wayne Colnm'i... Warsaw ... Plymouth... Va'paraiso .. Chicago ...12.50 PM ... 1 13 200 ...j 3.0O ..J 4,rw 7.00 TRATXS GOIXO BAST. TATIOS8. lEXPHESS. EXPRESS. EXPRE3S.iKXPRE9. Cb!ca?o Valpara'so .. Plynouth Warsaw Colombia Fort Wayne. Van Wert... Lima Forest . Up Smdusky 7.20 9.04 10.35 11.33 12.19 1.25 2.35 3.33 4.39 5.03 f.33 A M 10.20 44 H-2.50 44 I 2.59 44 4.-20 P M A X 4.50 6.27 8.10 0.01 9.44 10.30 11.3 12.31 1.41 s.m 2.41 3.10 3.20 3.4S 5,16 5.40 6.13 G.23 7 3! P X 4.30 6.37 8.29 9.40 A X p x 5.30 110.33 7.00 S.31 90 11.0; 11,35 12.1S 12,50 2.00 11.35 12,.r,2 2.15 3.-0 4.24 5.11 5.50 6.00 6.3' 6.35 9.05 .il 10.C0 11.13 11.49 2.25 8,40 P SI A X Bacyrus.... C.-estlllne.. Minefield... Wooter.... Orrvill ... Masslllon. Csntta Alliance.... JUlem Rochester . Pittsburgh. P X Ar G.O', fDe! 6.25 A X 6,. 8.40 9.07 9.43 2.30 1.05 4.30 5.04 5.21 10.0t ...Ill.OO ...i 11.22 ... 1.2...l10.s C.2 6.5 - o 1 - 7.5 A X .45 9,50 9.40 10,45 P M F. R. MYERS, Gen'l Ticket Agent. C. C. & I. U. It. Time Table. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. EASTWARD. Leave La Porte, daily) o.qq (Sandavr Excected,)) Arrive it Plymouth 10:00 A M WEST Vf ARD . LeavePIymoutb.., 2:40 P. M Arrive at La Port.- 4:40 P.M Trains mnby La Forte time, which is kept at E. VailpJewelrv store, and is 15 rninute?iiower thanP.,Ft. W.i CR.R. time. E. IT. SCOTT, Supt. Is. X. A, & C. Railway, WANATaK STATIO.f. GOING SOUTH. Mail and Express (leaves) 10.31 A. M. Mxprs 10.31 P. M. Local Freigut C 00 A. M. " GOING NORTH. Mail and Express (leave?) 7.10 A . M. Exnres. SS P.M. Local Freight 9.15 P. M. The street-sprinkler has make itr ::p;earance in our street?, piloted by Mr. I)r.:nor.t. Go to the Ice Ciean ar.d Srratvbrrrv T'-'tiv! to-morrow tvn!rgat Ctrl!n A. Hm-xii's Hi'!For a et:pciior ua'.ily cf Tchncco, cr a Tire! Cig.nr, 3 to J. r. u:iv.i'koT:l:rrVs x o u)or north of the Bank. j An interesting it urr i'r"a Cli-cno was I received too kte for th:? iisu'. Ti will appear ner? W"f V Henry Bens-wi has net-irly roirp!etcd a new map of the town of Plymouth, including additions and subdivisions. -When ilni.-dicd it will Le a very han ! 'e .nip, KEEr Coo:. ! And the way to do it is to ta Fred J. Kooctz's Ice Cream Saloon and try his Ice Cream and L'.mcn?de. He also keeps the finest brand of Cigars. Rooms opposite the Bank. Festival. The Ladies of St. Thomas (Episcopal) Church will give a Strawberry and Ire Cream Festival, at Corbia fc Bencon's Hall, to niorro'V (Friday) rveninsr, June 29. Good raui-ic and cverytiiinp to make the occasion pleasant lo all. Great Bakgaxvs. J. M. Dale & Co. arc selling a great many goods at less than cost. We would advise ail to call and see their goods before purchasing elsewhere, as they arc undoubtedly selling goods lower than other merchants. Good Prints at 12J.Vcts. Goods Cheip ! Goods Cheaper than ever ! Prints, fiit mlcr.", nice style?, 125a cents per yd. Heavy, 4-4 Bro. fclicetings, U cents per yard. Hut wt cannot enumerate. Kvcry thing very low ar.d cheap at Cleaveland, Ilawlcy . & Co.'s, Balcon3r Block, sign of the Golden Boot, west side Michigan St., Plymouth, Ind. The Odd Fe ilows and citizens of Bourbon will unite in celebrating the 4th of July this year. Tbcj- invite their neighbors to join them in a Picnic at Bourbon; where a general good time is anticipated. As nothing is on the programme here lor that day, many of our citizens will doubtless go to Bourbon. Thirty-four Senators have written that they will be in Washington on the 3d of July, in obedience to Thad. Stevens' proclamation convening Congress in extra session on that day. This number makes four more than a quorum, and will represent nearly half the States. Where ia the man that says we hav'nt a government? Several week? ago a petition was circulated about town which was being numerously eigncd at the time, for the purpose of obtaining enough signatures to apply for a city charter for Plymouth. What has become of the petition? Wa3 there an insufficient number of nams obtained? Or has the petition been thrown aside? Messrs. Root & Cady, of Chicago, arc publish i ig some excellent new music. They have favoreel us with several of their publications recently, among which we notice the following beautiful pieces : Temple Polka Mazourka; Annie Laurie, with brilliant variations ; Love the Guerdcon of Love; Thinking of llm, Polka; The Shaking ci the hand? Song and Chorus; Sunny night Schottisch ; SV.tirg Waltz. The Erie Railway. In our recent trip to the East we passed over this road from Dunkirk to New York, a dince of 1C0 miles. The Erie Railway is without exception the fiaeat road we have ever traveled OTer. It bxa th amooth est track ; its coaches are the beat ventilated ; its sleeping coaches re the most luxurious of any in the United States, and it Is the shortest and quickest route to He York and ether points. east.

The Good Old Times That we hare so long wished for, are almost here again; for instance, you can buy Prints at 0 cents per yard, not yery good to be sure, but you nay buy handsome Prints that are warranted fast colors at 12 cents; yard wide Sheeting at 12 cents, the very best and heaviest at 20 cents ; rubber Circle Combs at twenty cents; good Spool Thread at 8 cts ; 12 doz Shirt Buttons for 15 cts ; &V,roo Carpet at 50 cts all Wool at 75 cts per yard. Fine Kip Boots warranted at 5,00 pr pair ; handsome Morocco Shoes for women at 1,50. All these goods and many more at very low prices may be found at TVestervelt & Co.'s. Retcrncd. Major John M.Moore has returned from his brida! tour, and informs us that Lo will sell goods cheaper than ever. Having ri'.-.ivcd a freh supply of Books and Stationery as .11 as every other ariicle of trade la his lice, thf public will find it to their interest to give him a c.il!. As the 4th of July is near at hand he has purchased a large assortment of fireworks for the occion. TLey will be disposed of cheap. Call auJ see the Major, in the old P. O. Building. The Peak Family "licklcd their little be!. at Ealcony Hall mthis place, cn Monday and Tuesday evenings of this week- We did not attend their exhibitions, but learn that the attendance was small on the first evening, and little better on the second. The Democratic Press where thev

are going will note the fact that this royal family do not patronizo Democratic newspapers. Thev are strictly "loyal." We see that S. S. Lavy in the old P.O. Building, is selling the Illinois celebrated Clocks at $ j, and a superior GO hour O. G. "Vt. Striking Clock with extra Bush movement?, $4. which arc warranted by a special certificate to keep good time for two years. He has those powerful magnifying spectacles which nevtr strain the eye but give it ease and strength ; and spectacles for seeing objects at great distances, worn while hunting or shooting. Also near sighted spectacles. All the above articles are the very bestinthe market. Wc learn that Dr. L. Johnson haslocited in Bourbon, where he has engaged in the practice of medicine. The Dr. is a gentleman of undoubted intcgr itr, possesses a thorough knowledge of medicine, and we have no doubt will soon gain a good practice in Bourbon and v'cinity. Persons wishiug to procure a correct likeness of themselves, put up in an elegant manner, either Arubrotrpe or Photograph, should not fail to go to the old and reliable Gallery of Mr. G. Ewing, over Pershing's Drug store. He is prepared to take all styles of Pictures at the most reasonable terms ; and from his thorough acquaintance with the business, is confident he can give satisfaction. Mauuied. On the 20th inst., by the llv Wm. Lusk, Benjamin btumpf of Crawford County, Ohio, and Mary Ann Jacoby, daughter of "Elias Jacoby, cf this county. Our best wishes attend Mr. Stump and the partner of his joys and sorrows. May the sun of prosperity shine brightly o'er their pathway through life, ar.d may fortune n'wird them in time with a handsome comple motu of little ''Stump's." Thanks for their liberal don.iilou to ,h,- pri-ifer. Lr.sfi S'-rdiy evenirg between Ö and 9 o'clock, r.. one fi the clerks in Messrs. Marks fc Ehrlichs c! o'.hin g store was returning from a riiic in the country, ajc-.Mipanied by a lady, ;t man made his appearance m lue ro.ul near , au't leveling a rustol at the clerk's head. Pred, the bnli nusin:r uncomfortably close to his r.v).e. The report of the pistol frightened the horse, pnd lie left thn scene in doublequick time. The young man has no knowledge of the motive tha. led the individual to make this attempt at his life. To shoot at a man on the public thoroughfares in this country is nothing more than common amuse-:nr-Tt no'-v s-dr?ys. Perhaps the fellow shot iX the Ia.ly ar.1 gentleman just for fun. The Ilon.Jcss-e D. Bright, formerly a member of the United States Senate from Indiana, now a resident cf Kentucky, has been unanimously nominated by the Democracy to represent the counties of Carroll and Trimble in the lower branch of the Kentucky Lccjislature. lie has accepted the nomination. BOURBON CORRESPONDENCE. Bouunox, Ind., June, 2ö, 1SG7. Eds. Democuat : The glorious Fourth bias fair to pars by unobserved in this locality by the people generally. The Odd Fellows I understand have made arrangements to have a celebration on that tlay, and I presume will constitute all the celebrating of a public kind wc shall have. Our country has become demoralized to such an extent that it seems almost impossible fort lie people to unite on a common platform, and for one day even, forget party sect and opinion and celebrate in the good eld way the natal dny cf American Independence. We have become loo selfish. Wc prize our country too little. We have forgotten in the progrcs of events what our forefathers en dured to give to posterity the freedom of thought and opinion, and we look only at the present for a little social enjoyment. The time was and is not farther back in the history of this country than twenty years, when eur people en matsc turned out and gave their time and means in celebrating and commem orating the heroic deeds of those who formed "the best government the sun ever shone upon." Sectional hate was unknown at that time. Politics and religion and every thing calculated to elivide society in the least was left out. All had but one object in view to be happy and make others happy. But a change began to come over the spirit of the people's el reams, and instead of following in the old and familiar path through which their fathers and grandfathers had travcletl before them, they began to run after strange Gods, and the result has been far worse than was anticipatcel by those who believed they could see the hand writing on the wall at that time. It was in 185G, I believe that fifteen "hale fellows well met," fcelins the spirit of 'IG moving them, assembled in the dining hall of the Rail Road bouer at Plymouth, (since burned down,) and cele. bratcd the 4th in the usu-i" wry. Of that lit tic bond cf patriots, two have gone to tliir final resting pUce peace to their ashes and the rest through all the vicissitudes of eleven years, Rtill remain and are faithful to the principle they then advocated. One of the number wrote an "impromptu" fir the occasion whkh was sang to the tune of "Sprig ofShellalah," with great applause as expressing the sentiments of those present. A? a matter of "history" and an item of interest to those who will remember it with pleasure, I subjoin a copy: Way down here in Plymouth, ntOabe'i,(on the We've met to rjoic on th Fourth of July, And gf:t patriotic on "Bonrbon and Krs."

Tbey may prate of parade on thi glorious day Of sectarian societies with other child's play Tbey may make it ectarian, white, black or pheep's gray, But when tyrants and battles are out of the' way, We t7iuft get patrioticln the regular waj. Our fathers of old loved the story and song, Andtho't a small "decoction" no very great wrong On thi joyful day if it was'nt too strong. Then shall we o'er their graves with a sanctified face. That would look like a donkey's or monkey's Ciimace.. Refuse to stand up on this day in our place. With the be?t of Rood will and the merrie?t rrace And respond to the "Smik" oa sweet Liberty's face ? Let croakers growl on what care wc for their croak. A3 itissue3 from under their hypocrite cloak We have heads that are clear and we've- "hearts that arc oak." Then fill to the brim, trp high let it riso DriiA coiifiiiion to croakers and disunion cries, Contempt for all sectional tin.e serving lies; May their authors all gocd men forever dispise, And have eternal successions of Fourth cf July's The Corporation ordinance requiring proprietors of saloons to paj- $100 license went into effect yesterday. None of them took out license, hut closed their doors to all except such as wished to buy in larger quantities than by the drink. So you see. Bourbon is the most temperate town this side of the Maine Liquor Law.Ii. D. Weaver & Co. have just put up a Soda Fountain. Drinking soda water is very innocent amusement, anel as there is nothing in the "ingredients" that is calculated to intoxicate, the public are invited to go'and partake of the cooling draught. Dr. L. Johnson of your place, has located among us for the purpose of practicing medicine. He is a young man of good character; well read, attentive to business, and fs deserving of a liberal patremage. Wchada refreshing rain in thi3 locality on Monday evening. It was timely and gootl. Weevil have been discovered in some fields of wheal near here, but not in sufficient numbers to do a great deal of damage.

We learn that three rr.eu living in Polk town 3iip in tlvs county, were arrested a few days since by tLe Sheriff of St. Joseph County, on charge of grand larceny. The circumstances as related to us are about thcee : Two of the three employ. d the other 1 0 drive off a yoke of oxai owned in the neighborhood and deliver them at Lakeville, where they were received by the two and driven to South nend and t-old to a butcher. The cattle being missed, search was made for them without effecr. Suspicion was excited, and a visit to South Bond revealed the true state of the case. One of the oxen was not yet butchered, and being identified, was reclaimed, A warrant wa3 i3sued for the pirties implicated, who were arrested, and now await the cction of the Circuit Court of St. Joe. County. Such is the history of the case as we have learned it from persons in the neighborhood. Man, MovkT3 and Gorillas; lion S. P. Chase, Edward Carswell, Ma lam Lc Vert, Mrs. H. B Stowe, Rev. Mr. Spurgeon, Rev. Urs. Armitige, Williams, Wescott, Eatoa, Sear?. Fuller, Dow!ing, ?i.ith, Tuii.bull sind Rev. Sidney A. Corey, il. M. (Jaihiiiff.andU'.H.Pcrdleton; Eloquence ld Iiciify, the Vcmca of tl;c North and the Wonieti cf the South, Domestic Arithmetic or Striking an Average, by Mrs. illys, and v.uch c'.her interesting matter, in July number ol Phrenological Journal: 20 cents, or 3 a rear. New Voluiac. S. R. Wei.w, Z0 Broad wav, New York. PLYMOUTH MARKET CORRECTED W EEKLT EV CLE V ELAND & HOUGHTON. Flour per barre' $12,003!.J14.O Wheatpcr bushel $1.258! .r: Corn New SV Old C.r Oats .i()r40 Potatoes r.:ia80 Clover coed Jl'glnO r l ax seed ."" Lard 1H Butter llr?!' Ers Beeswax J Tallow Ra' 2.i3 Hides green Dry la Hav,ild -,n: Tame 10)0 Apples, green, per bushel $l,GOftl50 Drv, per Tb b($10 HELMBOLD S FLUID EXTRAGT 1 accrtaht cure for diseases of the DLADOER, KIDNEYS, ORAVBL, DIlOrSY, ORGANIC WBAKNESS. FEMALE COMPLAINTS ,n EN ERAL EEBILITY, And all diseases of the URINARY ORGANS, whether existing in MALE OR FEMALE, from whatever cause originating and no matter ef HOW LONO STANDING. Diseasea ef these organs require liie use of a diuretic. Il no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or Insanity my ensue. Our Flesh and blood are supported f-om these sources, and the lis il.TH AND IlArn.NESi, and that of Posterity, depends upon prompt use of a i c table remedv. II EI .it B OL DS EXTRACT BUVTIU, established upwards of 18 years, prepared by II. T. RGIiJinOLDT, Imisrffist 4Ji Broadwav, New Yotk, an J IH4 South lbth Street, PhiUJeHh'i, Ta 12-21 It is pleasnnt to recommend a really meritorious article, bene ( ask those suffering from dyspepsia, nervousness, or debility, to try Dr Strickland's Tonic. Dr. V.. M. S :mn ordered $1 worth for J. C. Hays, Decatur, Ala. T. Mart, New York city, save, "It cured me ; where can I pet it for my friends Thus they write from all quarters. 43-lm IIei.mpoldt8 Fluid Extract Huciio is picasent in taste aid odor, free from all injurious proprtiea, and immediate ia its action. EvrEr.tLtD and DeiIcatk CoNSTirbTlONS of Loth sexes, use IlFt.MBou's ExTnACT Dcciiü. It will give brisk and enerjetic feeiings andenable yoa to sleep veil . TaKEKO HÜRC U-IPLKASH-tT AHU U.VS IFE ReMK Dies for unpleasant and dangerous diseases . Use Helmbold'3 Extract Buchu and improved Rose Wash. IIELMB )LD3 EXTRACT DUC1IU and Im proved ROSE WASH cures necret and delicate disorders in all their ftages at little expense, little or no clbinge in diet, no inconvenience and no exposure. Ith pleasant in tafc'.c and odor, im mediate in'n action, nnd f.-ce from all injurious properties. MANHOOD AND OtJTIII UL VICORare chained by II elm no us Extcact liccirv. siiattereT) cavsTiTifrioNs reSTORED by Hclmhold's Extract CuchuThbCi.ort or M"m Strkngtii. Therefore the nervous nnd debilitated should immediately use Helmbold 's Extract Ruchu. Ague, Chills oh Intermittent Feveii cured, or money refunded. Dr Witt's Apue Pills are entirely a new medicine, and having been tried in over 1,200 of the very worst anel obstinate cases of Chill, and Fever and never faileil even in one rase to effect a cure, the proprietor guarantees thorn to cure every case, even after ail other medicines fall Those sufTeringshould immediately give thrm a trial. For sale by Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of price, $1. Ad Iress Dr. , Witt, Box 611. Cincinnati, Ohl 27rl

Firemen's MccTitra. The Protection Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 will meet at their Hall, tomorrow (Fiiday) evening for ho transaction of special business. By order of J.B.N. KLINGER, Foreman.

All who are in want of Sewing Machines can be furnished at Paul's boot fc shoe store with the very best Sewing Machines that are made, both the Singer and the Grover fc Baker midlines, and at prices as low as they can be bought for In the United Stales. 18-tf A Yorxo Last returning to hr country home, after a sojourn of a few months In Ihs City, was haraly recognized by her friends. In place of a course, rustic, flushed face, sho had a soft ruby complexion of almost marble sinoothms, and Instead of twenty-three she really appeared but eL'hteer. Upou inquiry as to the cause of so great a change, she plain'y told them that she us ed the VI Ii CA S' SI. I.YE.IL .1, and con:d"red it an inval uable acquisition to a Lady's toilet. By its Use any Lady or GentloTpan can improve their per?cr3il appearance an hundredfold. It is simple in it- combination, as Na tare herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in its ef3caey in drawing impurities from, also healing:, cleansing and beautifying the skin and complexion. By its action on the cuticle it drrawa from it all impurities, kindly heal Ing the same, and leaving the t?urfacö as Mature intended it should be. clesr, cft, smooth and beautiful. Trice $1, 8nt by a:l or Erpress, on the receipt of a order by W. L. CLARK CO., Chemists. No. 3, We?t Fayette St. Syracuse, X. Y. The only American aj?nt Tor the same. 23-iy jEL 33 "77" -Ä- X . $500 00 will be paid if, upon analysis of Dr, Ueckell's Vegetable Acer Ccke, it Is found to contain any QUININE, ARSENIC, STRYCHNINE or POISON, or any ingredient but what is PURELY VEGERABLE, as its name indicates. Dr. IIECKELL'S VEGETABLE AGUE CURE does not break down the system in one part to remove the disease in another. It has stood thö tct and performed euros when all other remedies had faih-d. IT CURES INSTANTLY, and in no ir?;ance will the person have more than cme Chill after the fi-st dose, and in the majority cf case? not even that. It accomplishes its work by DESTROYING THE CAl'SE of tlv; disease. It contains no Quiuine. no Arsenic, no m5ner.il, no Poison. Call for Dr. HCCKELL'S VEGETABLE AGUE CURE and take no other. Do not be imposed upon by having your Drujcjiftt or tradesman tell you he h.s something else equally as good. For sale by EVuggists and dealers gem rally. PERSHING 45: BROWN. AgenJs for Plymouth, Ind. n"2 Cm The White Five. Jthas long been known that thi-i tree contained runny excellent medicinal qualities, but it is only of comparatively recent date that thev h ive been analvzd and combined into remedies for popular use. Dr. J. W. Poland, formerly a clergyman of high repute, a few years since prepared such a medicine, which lie called the"White Pine Compound," and eo eflicacious lias it proved in all throat, lung and kidr.ey diseases, wherever it lu been u?ed, that the popular demand for it rapidly increased until the discoverer was obliged to devote his whole attention to the business ef preparing it for the market, and it r.ow stands la the front rank of the medical specifics of the day. I):. Swett, of the New England Botanic Depot in Bor.ton, has become ptoprietor of the Compound, and his advertisement in this paper gives an interestinc: account of its origin and succesi,substantiated ny a large number of certificates from well known citizens of the New England States. The medicine is specially popular in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, where the virtues f the white pine are as familiar ashouschold word?. 35rn3 Dr Sc:!iriic!t' .IZiimlruKc Pills a Substitute for Calomel Th'.'ae Pills ar? composed of virions rooK haviff the. rrwer t- relav the secretions of the liver as promptly nnd ITectually as bliif p;M or mrctirv, ::r.d without prodnc5nany Y thn- r'Na'T.v.ihV or dareerou e'V-cf which of.'-n f(lh-.v thi? te of lue iatter. In Kli.vi-- dL-'or-'.-rs : P5'!- oy 1. n"-l with oo!i:nl;'!c j'.s t's 'V pro:nof the di srhare of iiiated bile. r.v remn o t !;'--? n -trnrtion from thf li-raiid 1 iliarv M-t. whi:h ar '!' c:-"is,' f bilious afT.-rti-ns in SC1IF NCR'S MANDRAKE PILL nire Sick Ilcp.d;;ch.'. and all disorder of the Lfwr. indicate! bv saho-.v kin. co;it-d tont'u eotivoness. drowines. anda e-n-ot-k f'-lin of wt-arin-'-s nnd lus;:u! showing that the ivT i in a torpid nr o )tnu t'd coTnlition. in short, the-o y. may be. lwd with advantage in all ra-"'s wln-n .t pnrrntiv or niterr.liv. medii-ine is r-Pl.-iisc a-k for "Dr. Schenck's Mind rake Pi'.K" and observe th;t the t vo likenesses of the Doctor are on the Gov.-r-nneiit s?.tnip one whea in the bin rare of Consumption. ;:tnl 1 he orhi-r iriliis present h.u'.'.h. Sold l-v all di-ugists and dealers. Price 25 cenl'per bot. Prin -mil 0!'.ir No. 15. North 9th street. Phita., ioni-ral Vho!fsali A'jents : Dornas. Barnes t Co.. -21 Pirk I tow. New York: S.S. Ilarce JtH Baltimore Sr.. Baltimore. Ml.: .lohnD. Pirk. N". V.. cor. of Fourth ntid Walnut Sr. e'iiKinnnti. ehio: Walker A- Tavlor, 131. rt. 1 l.'i'lWaha-b Avenue. Chienjo. III.: Collin Pro, southwest corner of Second and vine. Sts. St. Iuis, Mo. vKnl'J ;th X 5thw camlyr. Cam. for the Rest When you purchase an article tb-it is cheap, of which but little is used, alwavs cn ii lor the best, for the difference in cost between that and an inferior article will be in:gnif.cnit. Cnll for D. 11. DeLand L Co.'s 7?'? Chm'f.il Salaraius, and having o:;ce procured it you will call f r no other. The giocers have it, or should' Use it instead of sod.i. IlELMnoi.Di Extract Cuciii; gives health and vigor to the frame and biooi.i to the pallid cheek. Debility is accompanied by ramy al irming symptoms, and if no treatment is submitted to, eonsumption, insanity or epileptic fits ensue. iNsrrtANCE. Persons vuIiir.g to insure tlieir property in first class stock companies, will consult their intcsert by calling on J. G. Osborne, at his oflice ett side of Michigan stree t, first block north of the Parker bouse. n33ml - Attention Is called to the advertisement ir. an other column of Madame II. A. Pcrrijro.of Buf falo, N. Y. Madame P. can be consulted bv let ter on all affuräüt lile.past, present or future. NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION STOßE ! W E HAVE AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK or on hand, consisting of Fragrant and Rich Teas, Raroand Aromatic Coffeo, Best and Cheapest Sugars. PIT UK SPICES, HEALTHY SALA11ATUS, SYIlUlS,VINEGAI!,TOI3ACCOS, STA IIC II, &c. The Highest Market Price Paid far all kinds of Country Produce I We invite all whrj wish to purchase j to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. We are satisfied that we arc offering BETTER. BARGAINS! than can be had at any oilier place. Carter So Iiiirl, Michigan ftfrat, one doo Xorth of PjIcx Jewelry Store, PLYMOUTH, 1X1). Mav 30,1867. Cm.lf) J. D. WOLFORD & SON, MANUFACTURERS OF THE on Lnpoite St., cast of Weatcrvelt's Store, In tho Machine Shop formerly occupied by J. Walling, Pljrmontbt Tnrlinnn. 3Ptf

D. E. VANVALKENBURGII. ATTORNEYS, COUNSELORS at LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS. OFFICE Bank Building, (up stair) PJLX310UTII, IIVX. Abstracts of title furnish eet and special attention given to Ileal Esl.itc business. Insurance Policies issued on as reasonable terms as can be afforded, by solvent conipa111 UitJ j Home Of W. Y assets,.. 4,000,OCO' Homo of New Haven ' i,400,ooo Hartford of Hartford 4 .. 2,000,000! LIFE POLICIES BY THE j Equitable Life assets 3,000,000 . ZT Town Lots, wild Lands, and improved Farms, for sale or rent. vl2 41-tf 'JtfAGXETiSMKthe vital principal of life. When by traisgressing tho jows of nature Vf e impairne workings oftyl beautiful mechanin which God rr.adc jVfcct, nature, though her great ElcctricalSatterji rnaks a powerful effort to remove t2 impediment which clog3 tho circulation of th6 magnetic forces. 1 r - - - v. p so tbo "Electro M.ineti FT - - - - v Fvftk cu Dj me öwam 3ianu!actunng Company, which is nothing less than Electricity in liquid form, and is undoubtedly tho most wonderful as well as most useful chemical discovery of this age cf fruitful research. It is composed ef the most powerful ingredients known to chemistry, and when comhined by this, the only known process, and applied to tho human form, it supplies tho deficiency of magnetic power, needed to banish disease. : Palsy of long standing, Scrofula, and Epileptic fits have been cured in a few minutes, while Rheumatism and Neuralgia, those giant diseases which have for ages bafHed medical skill, and caused untold suffering, yield at once to the healing influence of this powerful fluid. It is warranted to heal the following diseases when used according to directions as a batlinj lotion: Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Talsy, Jits, Swelled Joints, Scrofula, Stiff Limb3, Spasms, Deafness, Cancer, White Swelling, Salt Rhenra, Sore Eyes, Female Weak Back, Spinal Affecticas, Prolapsus, and other Female Diseases. : -jlemember that its cse involves no long tedious, uncertain, and costly experiment, hut its good effects will be seen almost Inseanuy wimo in no case can it possibly d cnd to the Tirorjrletors for rirftnl.nr , V .. . . laming certincates lrom well known 2ens c remarkablo cures, effected b; medicnJo after all other remedial had failed to lvlieve. One botfxfl will be cent to yfy part of me unuea ciates on receiptor one dollar. DR. C.I. & CO., Sucascrs to DE. JAS. MOB HELL, Propridorn. 34 Sonth CTolcr Street, Chicago. Sold by leading droggUU everywhere, for etil Also for sale by all Drur;rst3 in Plymouth. vl2n ERIE RAILWAY. BROAD GAUGE JiOUliLF. Tit AVK ROUTS TO II2V YOIJIv,.I50STOX AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES. This Railway extends from Dunkirk to New York 400 miles, liUFFALo to New York. 423 miles, Salamanca to Xew YoaK 115 miles, AND IS FROM 22 to 27 Miles the SIIORTH 3T ROUTE. All trains running directly through to New York. J57" 4'KJ MILE-5 WITHOUT CHANGE OF COAC1IKS. From and after April 20th. 1-TT. trains w ill leave in in connection" with all western lines as follows : FROM nCXKIRK AX!) SALAXTAXVA-Hs New York time from Lnion depot? : 7,:i0 A. .V. XKW YORK .'A Y FXI'RES, From Dunkirk. CS'indifvs excepted.) Stops at Salamanca, and ennnfrt at HornellsvU'e and Corning with the 6 a. m. Express from Dafl'ulo, and arrives in New York at 7.00 A. M. 2.35 P. .V. LIGHTXIXn UXrXFK. from Saiamsnca, (pundays excepted), top at Ilenellsville 5.V5 p. m., (supper), intersectintr with the 2.e.0 train from Itullulo and arrives in New York at LOO a. m. 4.13 P. M. AV;ir YORK XGIIT EXPREß, from Dunkirk. (Sundays excepted.) stop at Salamanca i.".3 p. M.; Ol.-an "..'15 p.m.; Turners It.30 a. m.. nnd arrives in I-few York at 14.50 p. m.. connecting with aft'-moon trains and iteamors for Ioton and New England ritte s. FROM r.UFFAT.nn? New York tua-j from Depot cor. Exchange aiid Michigan Strccls : 3,45 .4. M. XFAV YORK PA Y KXPRESS, (Sundav? -xo.-pted) siops at llornellsvüle 9X3 a. m. (M;Tt.) Susquehanna 2.17 p. m..: ulin) Turner's 8.03 p m., (sup.) and arrives in New York 10,:fli p. m. Connect at eJreat Ilnd with Delaware. Itck.iwanna A Western railroad, and at Jersey ciiywitli midnight Hyp-i s , train of New Jersey railroad for Philadelphia, Balti more nnn ashiii',noa. S.e0 A. -V. .Y7V?A'sS .14:. via Avon and HornoH--ville Sundays excepted.) arrive! in New York at 7.00 A. M. ; connects at Elmini with Northern-central railway for I la rrUbur, l'hiludeiphia, Daltiiuore. Wahin;ton and points south. 2,20 P. -If. LIGIITX1SG EXPRESS. (Sundays excepted.) Mop at llornelNville 523 p. m. (up.) änd arrives in New Y'ork 7.O0 a. m.. connects nt Jer-y city with morninsr Kxpre tr.iin of New Jcrsev KailroaJ for JJaltimore and Wahinton, and at New York with morning Kxpresa train for Coston and Now fujland cities. 6,10 P. M. XEIY YORXXmHTEXPRESddny. stops at Porta ec8..r5 p. m., intersoctin! at Ilornelsvilk- with the 4.15 p. ä. train from Dunkirk, and arrive in New York al 1'2,'JO p. m. 11,20 P. M. VIXCIXXATI EXPRESS, (Sandavs excepted.) stopsi at Su-quehannah 724 a. m.; (bkft.) Turner's 1,10 p. sr., (dine) and arrivt-s in New York at 3.25 p. m., connects at Elmira. with northern Central It. It. lor Ilarrisburg. Philadelphia, Eahimor?, Washington. & points fonth: at (Jreat llend with Delaware. Lackawanna fc Vererr railroad for Seranton, Tronion nnd Philadelphia, and at New York with afternoon trains and steamer for Boston and New England cities. Only on train east on Sunday, leavfnjr Ttuftalo at 6,10 p. St., and reaching New Vcrk at 12.30 v. m. TtoIon and New England px"cr!er". with their baggage are transferred free of charge in New York. To pleaure travelers the line of the Erie railwav presents many ohj.ct of interest, pa)in through the beautiful valleys of the Vmun, Suquhauna, Delaware and llaniapo river3. an ever changing panorama of nature's beauties commands attention. Th b?t ventilated and moct hisnriouo .leepin!: coa-hes .V THE WORLD accompany all night train.on this railwav. BAG a A GK CHECKED THROUGH, An-l fare alway as low as any other rou'e. ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY, Which can be oMaiued at at principal Ticket Offices in tho weft and south-wed. . nwnu n r. r. rarr, tJen'l Supt. On'l Pass a't. 12 -2S Infernal HöioiiiicT'l'ax rVollrJ' COLLI 'TO ICS OK Fl OK, I. S. INTKUNAL) REVENIE, Stih DITEICT, INDIANA V Sol m Hf.ni, June f.th. 18;7. S Notice Is lierel.v elvi n tint tin- nnnu:d !i.-t of .luti il.. I la :;... .-Mil i.n ti. . .!- lion iiiiiiet under th" InterPHl Uevcuiie law of Iii United sterj for the year l.s7. ha.- bt n filed in thi oihee, and that naiddutici and taxes ar,M'w due j nd nv.tMe. T Urefire. nil p. rc. iM in t!n-coiitv of .Marshall in said dicirict BS'imt whom the pamehAV been asesed. are injt'fl vl that the underpinned, collector of huid d'-trict or Mrens A. e. Packard hU depntv in and for aid county, will attend at the oflice of aid deputy in the Town of Plymouth and county aforesaid, from the publication hereof and on the -ilth dav of June, ls7. and oa each da v thereafter until the 4Pth d.iof .fulv followinjr. to receive the payrocrt of said dutie nnd tuxc?. And if any person ho naaessed shall neeh-ct to pay the aiue tor more man ten fiaj from ana after tue lot tt of.July. in... up' in necome the duty ofthe collector or his deputy to lii" and serve upon such person a spcciil notice demand inthe payment thcreof.aiid foiuc.h notice there 1 a fee of iiOcoiit and mileage ad ir within ten days froi.i said lsue an serviced, the tax, fee and mileace Id not paid, then there will bp added to nald tar a penalty ef 5 per cent, and interest at the rate of one per cent, per month. NORMAN EDDY, nll.tl Collector. 0-330rtO-J23 INTOXaUt, DUTCHER, Shop ea. Bide Michien Street, oppoajt Rrarjn nV, rhmtTi'b, tnd. ,1tf

n. CORBIN.

INI & VaSIMllSI

In Circuit Court," August Term, 1G37. Sophia Waterhouae vg William L. Waterhocse Complaint for Divorce. The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, byh?r attorney, has fJed in my office her complaiut against the defendant, and it appearing by the artldavit of a competeiit persou, that Jthe defendant, Wiiliam L. Wttcrhouse. Is a nor.-residfiit of the State of Indiana, he is. therefore, hereby notified ot the p-nd:incy of paid complaint narairst b;m, ar.il uiiles he appear, answer Or demur thereto' at the f.,!ün of said cauce. on the first day of th next t ?rm oi'said court, to be begun ard held at th" court hou-e i j t! e t-vn of Piymoath. on the cetoiid Monist of August. li!.7, ssil coniptuint sn4 the matters and t'ijtigs th ;r. i;i contained and alleged, will be heard and detvrmhicf'. In his ahenv. JM1N CL Sil MAN, Clerk. John G. Osborne, Atty for P1:T. 42 STATE OF IX I) I AX A In Circuit Court. August MAKSIIALL I OUST I'. Term, 1657. Charles West 1 vs. I Thillip Elv and f Foreclosure. Marv Elv. j The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by his attorney, has filed in my office his complaint asainst the defendent, acd it appearing by the affidavit of a competent person that the dctendents. Phillip Fly and Mary Ely. are non-residents of the State of Indiana. thy are hereby liutiflvd of the pendency of sail complaint against tlu-m, and unless they ppea. . answer r demur ther to. nt the callinc of said ca;i-e, on the firt day of the next term of said court to be begun and held at the court house in the town of Plymouth, en the secoi d Monday of Auiju-t. 1837. said complaint and the matters anä things therein c'iit;.ined and alleged wiil be hoard and determined in their aVpnce. JOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk. Phillips & Johnson, Attys tor PiiT. 42.t3 R O v ir FIPST PRKM1CM x V OF A SILVER MEDAL Wll 1W1MIP TO ninnrmr nun PfCTlDITIIf DAnntu nftin nc.3tunniit , if BT th K. H. State A(rcn!turl Soci'y. t rk T lu fair boMeo in Ns-bu. Scja. lt6. Wl Vegetable Hair Restorative lutxwomin; lh mott ppa'ar trtirle for ReKortu( and Bea'.i'riti ta Hair. ttT9i;hnal ti Weit. Snnh cd Sooth. Its pu:-erior quality and adiptation to ibe want of the public. But mur cc-mpwi. incc-ii. ju.-oa.. J.R.BARRETT It. CO. LORD & SMITH, CHICAGO, General Agents for tte Korthwestern Etates. For sale by E. P. Leslie, Druggist, Plymouth. Ind. vläir20 ly O r7 U si S3 , (3 ' I I rrT? cj n o Vi o p. S3 c -r i o ti c e? r. o r r- - 9.' ir- vi C-t 1 0 o w ' m o o o . . J 0r -' -5 SS ÖS r-4 ft C - V. H r. o -"- 5' cn c r. p 0 I H P H er ww b XT' X.1 rr. 2. ? T3 -1 im 0 1O o; L: Of Receipts and Expenditures. THE Auditor herewith submit? to the P.card of Conimissiorcra of ilaSr.al! County the following EEiHil of the receipts and expenditures of taid county for the year ending May, 31, 1'J7: RECEIPTS : "Tiu re have been received at th" Coantv Treasury, si.-H o ice 31 t uay of May, 1S0G. unal the 1st day of June, 107. a follows : For Delinquent Tax 89 found at October ec tile men i, lSt7 $ 2,713 15 For e'ounty revenue a found at May settlement, 1)7 59, IM 91 I'or un eyor"s fees as found at May settlcim tit, lbtil !, ..-) For Jury Fees received from Clerk, 4t 50 For hows and Menageries S3 ( For sales of estrays 1 1 75 Tot.il collections $3-2.070 C-l Deduct amount for fire proof o3ices J 5,831 W Leaving totul for County revenus Total expenses Exceag of receipts over xpecdi tu res Ia the year ending May Sl.lSoS, th.ero ws collected lor Are proof buildf -r.,237 64 $-21,405 4,S31 S2 e.isi 2) In the year endics May 31, 1SC7 Total $12,014 IS EXPENDITURES: There have been County orders Issued since the 81st day of May, 1;0), nntil the lat day of June, PxST, für the following objects : For expense of Assessors li'.anks " Agricultural Society " " Auditor " County Asylum " " Uridires " " Public Buildings " Ivaiüffä " " Ulind ' " Co. CommissioBera " Clerk 1W 0-J -m eo V,'213 70 bW IT 773 61 13 25 ISO tü 873 21 " Common ricasJude 209 57 " Criminals 1,1 ty Jr. Dear and Dumb 57 :) " Delinquent List Wi s5 " Elections A', i " Enumeration 2:W 25 " Insane 112 iftj " Insurance M 0) ' Inquest M 05 " Jurors C'2 J0 " Money fefandeti 4li 21 " Poor 3.rtZ bS " Public rrintin P-f. 75 ' Head ;7r. 70 ' fchei iiT (12 Jh) " Su'iieryTd k li'ka ;7 01 " School fund l.tl 71 " Survey'p min-res. land Si'J t3 " School Examiner fiT :i3 " Special Allowance l'J 45 Tract Book and I Field Notes f 1M w " 1 reasurer, County 1"1 15 " War I.TIT 41 Hood Vi.- OJ " Iaterett 011 Co. Orders 1 )i Total expenses $21.4 82 All ot which is respectfully submitted, Mav 31st, 107. A. C. TFfOMrsoX, Auditor. Per T. McDonald, Deputy. Examined and approved be the Ponrd, June 3d, 1SC7. 11. A. KANCK, 1 LEUNA KU ALLEM AN, V Votnmltfldnen. Wm. OAKKlSON, ) V. BKCKKU t WUOLESALF. A UETA1L DEALP.r.S IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, crockkry, irr.i:YrAx:r, Tobaccos. Nee,, Ä:e. PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. 35tf rO O A MONTH! agents wantodfor six entirtlu new article, inst out. Arl. jdrassO. T. OAREY, City Building. Biddeford

STA TK OF IXDIA KA. HARSUALL COUNTY.

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, . . k- r ?;tk cAXIfk list'!? ;- LO; Advantages cf Ihii Plow. It Y7ill last u-on threo lo cb-: tirncs ljn?ur tiiin sry o-.lic-r i-irtl VI )-x : .i '.- c-rv l..-e l-v rnybily. TL't hxi tflcn l,e..-r T-r-. 1 I y r- s! eela "gritty" s-.il. t -.-.-i n: .l!y to -t t -ur.l ui i'en i::siir:r.f of Etreami ia tlie IVc-.t. ia w'.i ch s-.eat-s-.t-! I'i s J ., l.?en hi'iitiK'! ".'at l!if -ojjU" 1 1 i'i w.nr -:rl.-y rr or l?s. it hiving al-air j tvrcl r. r l'i t- li"u:.iiid a:re cf th s-ir ewi vr:Js-):t y-t 1. in - 1. T It will "scour in the mozt dilüaitit 61. wh;re all other I'b l.iu I -W !. If 'J. -tf icl of ffrouni anvwhero ia hlct. il vc.Ii ujt a.-, u.. chui -et t fill it." It &?z72 liglitcr than t.uy clLcr riow whilo cnttin.; tn i:n wiJ-L ::! li'-ta. Tho Share ?an bo shnrponcd. cr a Point wc-! leJ op, as r- v''.Iy e on oriT-.:-:y I low I -.- it Marksiniih svh ur--l"rsa.f.s Lis im-i.-, ! -if, aU: . peifcct'.y niailcih'e, aa-l -,vo:k kir.d!y Any sactioi C2ii V.o rcr.lncecl bv a duplicate, t bo !i 1 of :-.iy Ar- t;..j M.aro J-a 'i io nni MriMt-v-1s a; ei; ;a ;ji .1 .s. It is well stoc!rcd vrith Terr EnglinJ sc-nl-c:)-!!i ti.nlbr, :ini th ei-t:it-id i rrouv t iron, with -tlo's'' ia thj cjp 6j tj :v0 ci tic isr-lsi plcuure. It plow? at rnv depth. froTt throe t twtlve inch?, wiks rtt'-r .ly i e'-.cr r.i;!-' t turf, lexve-. a clc n f-n row, a.J tu! i. i niw nu.U;tiJ foul trash cjiuplute'r llf It is the iiearc3t Plo-.v in tho 3vv rll jU'tai fure as there i. -c rr i-:;-6fix 1-!Irs OT. r:i!!i',nb:i:if.vt. .j ' n- . . M'i r-tV-times over; in nji h--.- t.v.n- toil yc-.:r t::i:-.r, irrlocai--:e y-vur I". w won f -.-v.r ;" :.i t i-i d '.it c ia quarter ora fif:!i :n r" "-"rk. v-.'li .:.r. j WThe quality and qtuntity of rtk i' ill .t :u.-t jretf.jrm uiu-t le c :i-i -l-'i !.$ u ;.s ti.e 1 1 it., tS-.n J-'teiii.i;iinrr wliethT ..r nt tb l'1- : r:ir. jsr-l'lows am uai-1 fi- j ; at, au ! t o.-ir vi i t' .eV. Csi'tht Mist iW4 't "tt'l r..nis i"iu 1-. f?J, in :i- n t Utfits o-t, i j f, c1:"'.-.;. an! we a-e c :.i:'r T a im-i M'urgvta nioie tliau a h-.n-b1 d-lar' wcrti. !' 'I'lj'' jreCTj tiiuo bo gets omj cf these. These remarks arc mado offer v. familiarity with the lawn's cf i:i.?.st f th-: p'-ol l ! ;-.v ii ere in tha West, uany of v äicii Lae ju-.tly carneJ a gooJ reput alios. IST Our new model "B" Tlcvr is tff-tlesigned exprely f-r ttabl.le aJ ul ?r v.r.l. i-Heretof ro we have hat i.n'r the "C" ratternde. ysijned for both, tarf and s?..M.. T -e -h" vl patterns together wdl PnuiU us. to int-t th9 i0"--views of all as t shspe. k-.l plo tttx tilhi -CiT"bjld" or -lean" plowj 3 the prefer. Call and sot tJtcm. Warrant y very liberal, For Sale only by JiUCIv ic TO AX, Plyxnctith, Ird 12-26-tf. I 1ST. HOB D. BILLS, In the Store a -'joining Dr. Leslie & Vct"i Drugstore, keeps a choice selection, cf DKY GOODS, GROCERIES, P'C Which he tin arts Hives io Set I aft toiv as ran be bought ai tt t: i; other huuuc in totci:, XH üvL EP.G Will S-id it to tL'.ir a r.Mr.tar? to -.i- ' r.i1? d thev cn as and supply them-el w? w:;h f.-oo ' In : as the beit. and hs cheap a- th ch-'.-ii ' ) c r v i-mi i, v 5: c Tlic adrertit-'r. having bc-n re-rcr-1 1 r. ..'. .. in u fewwp-.-ka by a sl:r.p' re;und-. ;ift.-r h i-'::r -' ., r -" :.r s"-.era! year with severe ;j atl.-c i- n r.i i :'-.-iT cv-d di-eaecotiu'.iipiio;i. i- aA!-tt-: l :u:.k :: to .:s fellow ftiU'-r. r tho iruv n of ure. To all who d'-sir. -I: lie will se;.d a r..- ;- ..."tl -vr- r'pt:on us"d f'ee of hz.i- wiili 1 r ci.'-ti- il r i: , :i iuaiul uinj thesnie, which tin y li.i a " ur for fo'i-"tft-)'ii-i: Atf fr -. ''''. ;.: J u'.l 1 :.rc::t and L-.;r.2 il-'cti---. '1 1.- onl; ob'.-rr f -. ir. ri-rr it sendir the p.-M riptit.r. i- to l- u.-i!t the .-ViTted f r l J'.ad inlormatl n v n: h 1: .- ("tic- t. 1? :::v:d;;aV and he hor.es every ulTerer v. ill try 1::- r.-nv dy. r it will cot them ro:'a:r.ur. ai u may j e a b-.--i-ler. I'srties w ih'i:Z the j.re.-crIp;'on. f-.-e. v r -turn ma.', v. ill pl.as address IK. LhVA!;! A. WIIC;V. o-'iyl 'i .II...rr?rVuri. 1;! C., YA gentlemr.n who -inTer. 1 f.r ye fiuri 1 ervr tliiiiy. premature ct-ecy. r.i.d i'ie els ot youthful inc!isc'ctnu. wi!i. f..r !;- take f siuT.': inr h'.imai.ity. s-f r i free !o cllwho r.-ed it. the re. ij ci.d dL- tti :. for making theviinpie rcrudvl-y -vl.e h t.e v. j- cured. SuiTerers wi-hiecr to proil; by th ndverti-T's exp--r:er.c can do so. bv addre-Miii; in 'conflden' e, JOHN P.. Oe DEN, 42 Cedar St.. New tf?'. FAIRBANKS' STAND AIID S C A L S , OF ALL KIM'S. 225 i MH T.akf. StMChicatro. 2U9 MarKetSt ,St. Loui?. 17 Eecakeitl to rn- only tut Cfvi-'nt. 12v3Srlv MRS. JD'CJXTIAt Would inform the ladic of P'vnouth an-i -ic::::tv thet she has opened her Millinery it re la t!.o rxiuli-.k cf the Cook Storey LATELY OVVUPIED P,Y TEE PTOTFICE, where she will keep a gooi assortment of xiLrirvicitY goods on hand at as low prices as can be found in rivmoath. nö3 3m. S"'ATF OF IXDIAXA In Circuit Court, August MARSHALL C O I X I Y.s Term, 1-17. Saiah Stringer vs. w Corax !.;Ird Pivorcc. John T. Sfrim-or. Tue piaintitT in tle aV-ve e-.i'iil.vi cnus. 1 y her attorney, hu ülej in my otl'.-e her compiimt against the detendant. and it nj-r- ari. by Pie a Tdavit ".f a competent person, that the defendant. J,hn T. Stringer, Is a non-resident tli Niat of IrdLsna. be is. thnI fore, hereby notified of the ptndercy of .tid complait.t araint him. and'iiitJes he aj -po-r anwi-r or demur theretct. at the Callin-.' f sahl eaii,. on t If- lrt ft-iy of the next terra of faid co:;rt, t.i be '. ;run and held" at the Coutt house In t!-e to n f Pl 1 1 ;.t.:i. t:. M oo'id Monday of August. 1-M.7. said o'.mpl unt si:d 'lie nisttersand thin !m .-.iinoi.tul. - d a;.d ulhvdwlll L-o hard and determined in hfs atweree. JiHiS C. CtSHMAN.Cl rk M. A . C. Taokard, At.y ft.r I'll. 4: 3 STATE OF INDIAN V, I In Circuit e ourt, Augatt -Marshall C vjuty (" Term ln. Hannah Shir'ev, 1 vs: V Partlti.ui. William C. Shirley, ct al. ) The pl iinMif in th a"ne :r.:il.,Jt rsr.-e. by h--r attorney, ha 4 filed in nr offl.-e !tr ci.irln':r.t a'iin-t th defendant, au l it app.'arin.' bv tin a';liit.lr of a competent person that the d-l'en bin. William ". Shirb-y i t, al, are non-reite?;ts of ;h. state tl lnd-an 1. theV are therefore hereby i'olit'.-vl ofthe p. iiiieicv of said complaint against them. aid i:rl. -s jb.v sp;enr, knswer or demur thereto at th- calling d" vaid ca;ie, c.n th first day or the t Tin of .-aid court. To ! !.-;. , ,i held at ill" i'oiirt It )n-. in t'it town of Ptvn'outJi n t-- rri.l Monday of . . ' ;7. Id ertdait,' at.d !'-' !.:..."., a:id thhij ih-'re!n Ooi.t .h-.e.i a.d -ed will be le.-ard and deternoited in their sWut , , JOHN y . ci 'MlMAN. Cle-k A. C. Caprox, r'uJi;titrs torney.

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