Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 12, Number 49, Plymouth, Marshall County, 8 August 1867 — Page 3

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THE DEMOCRAT liOCAL and Miscellaneous.

AlJVEItTISIXU AuKNTS. W. . ScilKm:ii öl IKurboni Street, :ml Cook. Coiil kn Co. S. Dearborn St., Chicago, Ills. S. 11. 1;kttixgill. New York City, and (.Ieo. P. I'üweli, A: Co., 23 Congress St. Uoston, Mass., pre authoried to receive advertisements for tie Dkmociiat. IitUTTirgü, a?t. Wayne & Chicago Iluifway. On an t rfter April -21. 1m, Train? will leave Stations d lily, ("iabbith excepted.) a follows: Truiu leaving Ohica.'j at 1.50 P. M.. leaves daily. TRAIXS GO 1XG WEST. tTtion expiies.' express! ExrnF.s. express. Pi?tb;ir-h. I? :Ueter.. S ll'MU Alliance ... i'-inton M ii!!on . . Orrvüle.... Wooster Mansfield..

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Oxe and TiritEE! The changes that have taken place in our town within three or four years, are quite wonderful, andarc spoken of with some priJe by our inhabitants, but the most remarkable are those in connection with one and three, Michigan street, (Westervclt's Block,) from the quit test place in town it has become the most lively. In Xo. 1 is the I'ostoilice which draws its crowd? daily, also a Xcws oPJco ; above is Dr. Jacoby's office, and the Hebrew school and Synagogue; opposite are the rooms of Dr. and Dentist Dorton ; next a room used for social prayer meetings; then Mr. Day's Shoe shop, where making and repairing can be done well, and last, but not least, in Xo. 3 is the very popular

Dry Goods and I'oot & Shoe store of es tervelt & Co. 3Li:i:if.d On the od irst., by J. G. Osborne Esq., at his ollice in Plymouth, Adam II. Mas.'lia, Ksq., of Larwill, Ind., anil Miss LTizab.'th Winbigler, of Eourbon, in this county. At the residence of the bride's father, in Plymouth, on August (th, by Hev. Win. Lusk, Mr. James L. Cleav eland and Miss Kate Mc Donald, daughter of T. McDonald. The printers of Ihc Democrat ofiice have been made the recipients of a supply of cake and other delicacies on this occasion, which cannot be surpassed in munificence or excellence, for which the fair bride will accept thanks. "We trust the future of this happy couple -may be as bright and unclouded as their joyous present, and that the golden tie which binds their heart s mav become bright er and brighter as the years circle over their heads. They left on the evening train on their wedding tour. Convention ol tVnfci Township Pursuant to a call, the Democracy of Center Township met at Coibin & Benson's Hall and organized by the election of lion. IL Corbin, President, and H. A. Work, Secretary. The delegation of Center Township was instructed to cast the entire vote of the township in the County Convention, to be held Aug. 10th, for John C. Cushman as candidate lor Clerk. And on ballot the del eg ttes were instructed to cast twenty-six and one-half delegate vfrtcs in the said Connty Convention frM. II. Pice for Surveyor, and four and onehalf delegate votes I.r J."M. Klingcr, for Surveyor. The delegates selected were, II Corbin, Christ. 1 laslanger. John A. Shafer, Lewis Hoggs, J. r. Confer, Isaac Orr, I). E. Vanvalkenburgh, M. A. O. Packard, Geo. Koch, John McDonald, II. I J. Dickson, S. Peatman, I ll.Jackman, S. Pcnc, Jas. llazleton, Jacob Hirnes, II. S. Henson, Jos. Evans, A. C. Thompson, S. Hecker, H. L. Shakes, 1. Williamson, C. II. Kecve, H. Hoberts, S. Hurd. n, G: W. Carlisle, W. C. Edwards, A. C. Capron, P S. Alleman, E. Jacoby, John Haslinger. Convention adjourned. IL COKHIX, Chairman. II. A. Work, Sec'y. Erik Haii.way. In our columns will be found the Time Table of this popular rocd, which we take pleasure in commending to all who may have occasion to visit any of the Eastern cities. There are obvious reasons why the traveler should take this line in preference to all others, a few of which we enumerate : First It is a broad giuge road, allowing passengersabundant room in their seats, from which a great degree of comfort is derived. Second It is a double track route, thus obviating collisions, and affording additional s.-curitv to life and propcrtv. Third Passengers can take the train at Dunkirk, bulfalo -or Salamanca, and travel the entire. distance to Xew York, without change of Coaches. Fourih The eating houses on the line of j the road are so located that passengers can be provided with meals prepared in the finest style at regular hours. Fifth Tbc scenery utmost the entire length of the line, is of itself worth the price of a ticket, to say nothing of tbecomfoi t to be experienced from havingu seat in one of those rolling palaces of the Erie Hailway. There are many other reasons whj wc would advise our readers to patronize this road, but we bae not space to give them. Our advice, however, is, if you would enjoy all the modern improvements in Hailwav traveling, buy your tickets via the Erie Hailway, for sale'at all principal ticket offices in the West and Soul h-v est. BOURBON CORRESPONDENCE. HocitnoN, Ind., Aug. C l$t'7. Ens. Demockat : The Democratic Township Convention! which assembled here on Saturday, resolved to pivc each candidate his relative strength in the County Convention. KIins- ' IS cr received 'l votes and Jticc 17 votes. The delegates were instructed to vote fir J. C. Cushman for Clerk. Our old friend 11. M. Galcntinc has gone out of the mercantile business, and contemplates arranging his affairs "'so as to take it easy." Andrew Caldwell is putting up a very .substantial residence on his farm adjoining bjwn. Our Methodist friends iu this locality pride themselves on their liberality in extending to other denominations tho fiec use tf their church fur the discussion of religious subjects. Leave was asked and obtained for a Campbellite a Disciple preacher of Warsaw to occupy the house on Thursday last. The discourse was on the subject of Haptism. In the course of his remarks he made, as was thought by some, unfriendly ailu ions to the Methudistieal mode of baptism, and abused the courtesy extended to him in opening the duors of the Church. After the sermon was preached, remarks were called for which resulted in considerable ill-feeling, and the congregation was "considered dismissed' by a Methodist brother. The Disciples couldn't "see it," and continued their remarks until a late hour in the night. ''Heboid how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity !" The freest discussion and expression of opinion is essential to the worship of (Jod, according to tho dictates of conscience, and any abridgement of that right or privilege, is au evidence of weakness somewhere. On the other hand, ho who abuses the "freedom of speech,' and goes beyond the bounds of legitimate discussion and attacks other creeds and doctrines for the purpose of holding them up to ridicule, is entitled to no consideration whatever. 1 he passenger train going west at 2 o'clock Sunday morning ran against a mau by tho name of Albert Cochran, who was

sitting on the track three miles west of this place, hurting him so badly that it is thought ho can not recover. The Board of Kegistry met yesterday morning and is in session to-day. The question has been asked a number of times why the numerous ordinances passed by our city fathers." arc not enforced. We can't tell. The Hoard "works in a mysterious way its wonders t perform! ' Hut littlo new wheat has made its appearance in our market as yet. This may

be accounted for, however, on account of the low prices offered for it. Hut little over 1 50 has been paid for No. 1 wheat and at this price farmers can not afford to sol I. The sa ne quality of wheat in Chi cago sells from 2 10 to S2 20 per bushe'. Our business men who expect to profit by the wheat crop will best consult their own interests by raising the price, and thus save a large portion of it from finding a better market elsewhere, 'er contra 12 a barrel for flour is too much. Tour and a halt" bushels of wheat at a cost of gay $7 will make a barrel of flour. Five dollars profit! Can't stand that. Sccrafarj' Stanton. New York, Aug. 5. The Trilunc special says : ''The old story of the resignation of Secretary Stanton is being revived. Th's time there seems to be good foundation for it. The President's contemplated removal of Sheridan is opposed by Stanton and Grant, The President stated last week that he would remove Stanton first and then Sheridan. Some doubt is expressed as to the President's power to remove a cabinet officer under the civil tenure of office law. The President's frieridssay that if lie can not make Stanton resign, he will suspend hun until the meeting of Congress. The whole matter has been the subject of much talk here within the last twenty-four hours, it not having become known until then that there really was a quarrel between the Presideut and Stan ton. Louisville, Ky., Aug. G. Add it ional election returns confirm the previous reports of a large democratic majority. An election was held for congressmen in the third district to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death ef Hon. Elijah Ilise. It resulted in the choice of J. S. Gallody, i democrat, by an almost unanimous vote. PLYMOUTH MARKET CORRECTED WEEKLY SY CLEAVELAXD & 1IOIXIIT0N. Flour per barre1 $12,00(3.$ 14,0 Wheat per bushel $1,05 .gl ,75 jom Oats New Potatoes Clover seed. Flax seed.. . Lard Butter .i CW it' Old f. 311: 40 :o ot co $8,00(3 1 0,f0 lmn II .1:2 V4' 10(212 Dees wax . . . . Tallow .... Ra"-a Hides green " Dry 8! 9 10 ,. 2f-.tr" 7(37.1; 1' M At ' Hay, will $8,00 Tame 10,00 Apples, green, per bushel $,75(111,00 Drv.per lb G(tH DOCTOR TL'KXEH, OF XEW YORK, will be at the Parker House, in Plymouth. Sept. ;, l'GT. Dr. Turner treats any of the following diseases with eminent success: Ladies alllictcd with any of the various complicated and distressing diseases incident to females; such as suppressions, irregulari ties. Whites, Falling of the womb, Painful or I ddhcult mensturations, Darrenncss, xc, will li ii:rfil witliiint iiii!i'niiiK ilri'"c I:lve llo dtlicarv in calling, no difference what you troubles may be, strict secrecy will be observed in all cases. The c.p( rience of many years in the treatment of Chronic i iseases enables me to cure all cases mat arc curable. In my mode of treatment and cures, 1 combine all that is known of these systems of medicine, viz: Homeopathy, Allopathic and Herbal. special attention will be given to the treatment of Sores, of every description, no matter of how long standing. Don't delay when a little d lay may place you beyond all hopes of cure. Header, please inform your friends r.nd acquaintances who may be sick, thereby you may do much good and save valuable lives. nlO 4w All who are in want of Sewing Machines can be furnished at Paul's boot & shoe store with the very best Sewing Machines that are made, both the Singer and the (rover fc 15aker machines, and at prices as low as they cm be bought for in the United States. IS-tf It is pleasant to recommend a really meritorious article, hence w ak the suftVrlinr from d vsnepsia. rer-von-nes, or debility, to try lr Strickland's Tonic. Dr. E. M. Sum- ordered ( worth for J. C. Hays, Decatur. Ala. T. Hart. New York city, says, "It cured nie ; w here canH iret it for my frleiidu?" Thu they write from nil quarters. 411m Consumption Curable by ScliCHCii'M iUCMlicilie. TO CURE CONSUMPTION", the wstem must be prepared so that tho Iiin?s will Iwal. To accomplish this, tlie liver and stomach limit first ! cleansed ami an appetite created fbrirood wholesome food, which, by these nu'diciiii's will be diirestecl properly, and jrood healthy llod made; thus building up the constitution. SC1IKNCK S MANDRAKE PILLS clean-e the Momart of all billiou or mucous accumulations; and, by usin the Sea Weed Tonic in connection, the appetite id restored. SCIIECNK'S PlTAIOIf SYRUP is nutricioin a well as medical, and. by nsin? thn three remedies, nil impurities are expelled from the system, and pood. wholesom blood mad', whieh will repel nil disease. If patients will take these medicines according to directions. Consumption very frequently In its last Mnire yields rendilyto their action. Take the pills frequently, to cleanse the liver and Momach. It does not follow that berause the bowels are not costive they are not required, for sometimes in diarrhea they are necessary. The staniacli must tu; kept healthy, and an uppetilu created to allow the Pulmonic Syrup to act on the respiratory organs properly and allay any Irritation. Then all that is required to p Tlorm a permanent cure is, to prevent taking cold. KxeTise about I lie rooms as much us possible, eat all the richest food -fat meat, ame, ami, in fact anything the apjetite craves ; but Im particular and in:iMicate wt II. and w. ea. mo 1 yr. - HELM30LDS FLUID EXTRAGT 1 a certain cure for diseases of the nLADDF.R, KIDNK.YS.GItAVKL, DROPSY, ORGANIC WKAKNKSS). FEMALE CO.V1PLA I NTS, GENERAL EEHILITY, And all diseases of the URINARY ORGANS, whether existing in MALE OR FEMALE, from whatever cause originating find no matter f HOW LONGSTANDING. Diseiscs f these organs require the ue of a diuretic. If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or Insanity mav ensue. Our Flesh and blood arc supported f-oai these sources, und the II ki i.r ii an t Hrn:fE3( and that of Posterity, depends upon prompt use of a iclable remedv. JlELUItOLU'S EXTRACT JlUCJIl', established upwards of 18 years, prepared br EI. T. IIi:LdIH(M I 4 M Broidwar, New York, and 101 South 10th Street, Philadelphia, Ii. 12-21 HELMR )LD'S EXTRACT HUCIIU nnd Improved ROSE WASH cures secret and delicate disorder in all their ftages at httlo expense, little or no change in diet, no inconvenience and no exposure. It is pleasant in taste and odor, Im: mediate in its action, and free from all injurious propertied.

The American Cooking Stove After twenty years' experience In lue manufacture of stovcs.we beCHinc convinced, inmc six years since, tli.it a vast amount of money was being expended by the people of thin country In buying cheap and almost worthless troves, a lar-re portion of which was wasted ; and that true economy conistrd in buying the beet f tovei that could be made, notwithstanding the price was higher. With this view, we proceeded to construct the Anr-:a i G1mj Stor, and spared no pains or expanse to make it the bet and most perfect stove that could be made. And we have experimented with it, and carefully watched it operations for the last six year, and when au improvement surges-ted itself, we have at once adopted it, and w; have several of these secured by letters patent. In this manner, we no not hesitate to say, we have brought it to a hig'ier state oi peifcction than has heretofore been attained in cooking Ftoves. The recent Improvements in this stove has added largely to its convenience and effectiveness. In all the varieties of stoves we manufacture, we study usefulness, durability, convenience nd economy in operation, rather than cheapness In price, and in so doing we are satisfied we study the interest of those purchasing our stoves. SIIEAtt, PACKARD & CO., Albany. N. Y,

For sale by II. B. PTCKS0X& CO., PLYMOUTH, End. Ague, Cuili.s ok Intermittent Fkveu cured, or money refunded. I)r Witt's Ague Pills are entirely a new medicine, and having been tried in over l.20() of the very worst anil obstinate casesof Chillsand Fever and never failed even in one case to elfect a cure, the proprietor guarantees them to cure every case, even after ail other medicines fail. Those suffering should immediately give them a trial. For sale by Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of price, $1. Address Dr. Witt, Box 611, Cincinnati, Ohio. 27yl Call for the Best When you purchase an article that is cheap, of which but little is used, alwavs call for the best, for the difference in cost between that and an inferior article will be iHinilicant. Call for D. B. DeLand & Co.'s Best Chmir.dl Salaratus, and having once procured it you will call for no other. The grocer have it, or should Use it instead of soda. For Xot-RETENTiON or Incontinence of urine, irritation, infl.iniuiou or ulceration of the bladder, vr kidneys, diseases of the prostrate gland, stone in tho bladder, calculus, pravel or brick dust deposit, and all disease of the bladder, kidneys and dropsical swelling?, IlEi.MnoLD'a ExTRacrr Huchu gives health and vigor to the frame and bloom to the pallid cheek. Debility is accompanied by mmy alarming symptoms, and if ho treatment is submitted to, consumption, insanity or epileptic fits ensue. Hel.mboldt's Fluid Extract Buchu is pleasent iu taste and odor, free from all injurious proprties, and immediate in it action. E.N FEE n LED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS o' both sexes, use Uei.mdold's Extract Bcciiu. It will give brisk and energetic feeiings andenable voa to sleep '.veil. MANHOOD AND OUTHFUL VIGOR are egained by Helmbold's Extract Buchu. SHATIERKD CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by HcLM03LDi E.XTR ICT BuCHU. The Glory of Mnis Strength. Therefore the nervous and debilitated should imtneditely use Helmbold's Extract Buehu. IV JZ W ( IT POST OFFICE BCILDIXG.) J. M- MOORE . A'Oir PREPARED TO furxish their CVS TO ME RS WITH ALL KIXDS OF ffcliaol J) a a As, J$Lank Isaaks, jfüis. ic 1J) volts , P id Ufr. ßancs, Choice K. h ftion of th LATH ITBMC'ATIO N hy th" most POPULAR AUTHORS, both PROS Kund POETICAL WORKS, I.OANTI.Y UOIM, 3Iui:il Inxti'umoiits ofa'.l kinds. The Itct Publications r V tool M ta W kiari W tJ W W 6 VIOLIX AXD GITTA H IXSTHUCTOHS Toys, Toys, Toys, every description. IHRJSTMAS atl XEW YEARS l'REEXT AIur-e Assortment of PKIIFUMKRY, PIIOToelRAPHIC ALBUMS, CKJARS and TOBACCO, f.. A.c.. Xc. They onVr :;nit inducement to those wishing to purchase at wholesale. vH-nll-Oin. J. M. MOORE. Pleasure Excursions Can be enjoyed at any time by procuring one of the many Pine Teams and Carriages Kept by P. S. ALXEJIAX & C:0., At their stables opposite the Parker Hone. in Plymouth. If niee Carriages, handsome, spirited Horses, find reasonahle charges are what you want, jou an be accommodated there at any time of day or night. Lrivers furnished when wanted, and passengers carried to all parts of thecountrf at the lowest rates of fare and on call. .S. ALLEM AX J t'O. July is. ISIm. 4;tf NEW GROCERY A N I) PROVISION STORE ! HAVE AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK on hand, consisting of Fragrant and Rich Teas, Rare and Aromatic Coffee, Best and Cheapest Sugars, riTUK SPICKS, 1 1 K A LT 1 1 Y S A LI " KATUS, sviturs'ixEGAUrojLvccos, STARCH, &c. The Highest Market Trice Paid for all kinds of Country Produce ! We inritc all who wish to purchase, to call and examine our stock before purchasing cIsewLtre. Wc are satisfied that we are offering BETTER BARGAINS ! than can be had at any other place. Cnrtcr V ISaii'il, Michigan Stra( one doo" North of FyU& Jewelry Store, PLYMOUTH, IXl). Mav HO, 1RG7. rm3D On La Porte Street ! AT THE FURNITUR!? R O O JI or May be found the best and cheapest assortment of Good:, ever ollercd in PLYMOUTII. UNDERTAKING attended to with a first class Hi-ar0,on very reasonable terms. C. PALMER. May 9. 1867. 36 f.

Olivas & .UEDICl.VES.

PERSUING & BROWN Would call the attention of the public to their full an well selected stock of goiht Welt suited to tils marke consisting In pp.rt of dri gsi, .ncici.i:s, PAi.vrs, 7 STATIONERY, SCIOOL JJOOKSl L AMI'S, LAXTSliXS, COAL OIL, YANKEE NOTIONS, Wall and Window Papeii, Perfumery, Albums, DYE STUFFS, CIGARS, FIXK CUT TOBACCO, CANDIES, PATENT MEDICINES, kc. PHYSIGIaN'S, and FAMILY PERSCRIPTIOPT3 PILLED TO ORDER. Call and see our 6tock before purchnnng elsewhere. l-J-22-ti PERSUING & BKOWX. ERIE RAILWAY. vä2fv j-J"&,i BROAD GAUGEDOUBLE TRACK ROUTE To XEW YOIIK, HO.TOX AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES. This Kailway extends from Dunkirk to New York 400 mile?, Buffalo to New York 423 miles, Salamanca to New York 415 miles, AND IS FROM 22 to 27 Miles the SHORTEST ROUTE. All trains running directly through to New York. Z3T 400 MILZS WITHOUT CHANGE OF COXCnES. From and after April -y.tth. 1SC7, trains will lavc in In connection with all western lines as follows? : FRO.V DUXEIREAXI) SAT.AMAXCA-ny New York tin:c from Union depot : 7.30 A. .V. AT-Tir YORK DA Y EXPRESS, From Dunkirk. (Sundays excepted.) Stop at Salamanca, and connects at Horn'llsville and Corning with tht? 8 a. m. Express from Duffalo. and arrives in New York at 7.00 A. M. 2.35 P. .V. LICIITXIXG EXPRESS, from Salamsnca. (Sundays excepted), stop at Ilernellsville 5.5 p. m.. (supper), intersectinir with tie i.Sfl train from DulTa'.o and arrives in New York at 7.W a. m. 4.15 P. .V. XEW 1 'OR K XI GUT EXPRESS, from Dunkirk. (Sundays excepted.) t-tops at Salamanca ..V p. m. ; CI"an 7.35 p.m.; Turner '...Vi a. m.. ond arrives in I'ew York at P2.30 p. m.. connecting with afternoon trains and steamers for Boston and New England cities. FRO. V BUFFALO --llv New York time from Depot cor. Exchange and Michigan Streets : 5,45 .4. .V. XEW YORK DA Y EXPRESS, (Sundays excepted" stops at llornellsville 9,03 A. m. (hkft.) Sn'squehanna .17 p. x..; (din) Turner's Ü.05 p. M.. (sup.) and arrive in New York in.:jn p. m. Connects at Great Rend with Delaware. Lackawanna & Western railroad, and at Jersey city with midnight Express j train of New Jersey railroad for Philadelphia, ßalti-1 more and N aslunton. S,) A. .V. EX PR EH MAIL, via Avon and llornellsville (Sundays excepted.) arrives in New York at 7.0U A. m. : connects at Elmira with Northern-central r;iilway for llarrisburjj. Philadelphia, ltaltimore. Washington and points south. Ü.20 M. LIGIITXIXG EXPRESS. (Sundavs excentd.l stop at llornellsville 5.25 r. m. (sup.) sind arrives in New York 7.on a. m., connects at Jersey city with j morning Express train of New Jersey liailroad fori ltaltimore and Wahinirton. and at New York witht morning Express train for-ßoston and Kew England cities. f.,11) P.M. XEW YORK XIGUT EXPRESS, daily, stops at Portage 8.55 f. m.. inter-ertin-jf at llornelsville with th; 4,15 p. m. train from Dunkirk, and arrives in New York at 12,30 p. m. 11.20 '. M. VIXrtXXATl EXPRESS, (Sundays excepted. ) stop at Siwquehannau 7,2i a. m.; ihkft.) Turner's 1,10 r. m., (dine) and arrives in New York at 3.25 p. m.. connects at Klmira. with northern Central Ii. Ii. lor Ilarrisbiir-jr. Philadelphia. P.altimore. Washington, & points south; at Great Rend with Delaware. 1,-ickawanna A" Western railroad for Scr.inton, Trenton and Philadelphia, and at New York with afternoon trains and steamers for Boston and New England cities. Cnly one train eat on Sunday, leaving Ruflalo at 6,10 p. M.,"uud reaching New York at 12.30 p. m. Itosion and New England pa?enL'ers, with their baggage are transferred jree of diary in New York. To pleasure travelers the line of the Erie railway presents many objects of interest. p:issin through the beautiful valleys of the Cheinun;;, Susquehanna. Delaware and Kamapo rivers, an ever chamring panorama of nature's beauties commands at'ention. The best ventilated and most luxurious sleeping coaches .V THE WORLD accompany all uijjht traius on this railway. IiAGGACi: CHECKED THROUGH, A't l far alievj a loir a aiy other rontt. ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY, Which can be ohtaiud at at principal Ticket Offices in the west and sfuth-west. . RIDDLE. WM. P. PARR. Gen'l Supt. Gen'l Pass ag't. 12 2S VJrAGSETlSM ief tbe Tilal Yincipal of life. TVhcn bjr trjuigrcssing tho bows of naturo yrt impairttie workings of ttSt beautiful necharnsfm which God made jSrfcct, nature, Üfrough her great ElcctricarCatterj makers a powerful effort to remove to impediment which clogs the circulation of th6 macrnetic forces. To assist Nature. so tho "Electro Magnetio Fluid," prepred by the Swain Manufacturing Company, which is nothing less than Electricity in liquid form, and is undoubtedly the most wonderful as well as most useful chemical discovery of this age of fruitful research. It is composed of the most powerful ingredients known to chemistry, and when combined by this, tho only known process, and applied to tho human form, it supplies tho deficiency of magnetic power, needed to banish disease. I Talsy of long standing, Scrofula, end Epileptic fits have been cured in a few minutes, while Rheumatism and Neuralgia, thoso giant diseases which hare for cges baffled 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 at a bathing lotion : Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Palsy, Fits, Swelled Joints, Scrofula, Still Limbs, Spasms, Deafness, Cancer, White Swelling, 8alt Rheum, Sore Eyes, Female Weak Back, Spinal Affections, Prolapsus, and other Female Diseases. - itemember that its use involves no long tedious, uncertain, and costly experiment, but its good effects will bo seen almost initantly while in no case can it possibly dc nrm. tend in the proprietors for circular tainfr certificates from well known sens c remarkablo cures, effected mediciifo after all other rcmed failed torclicTe. One botHß will bo ecnt to (y part of the United Sixes on receipt one dollar. one DR. C. II. SWÄIN & CO., Sucatart to DR. JAS. MO KRELL, Proprietor. 34 Kouth WaXer Ktrect, C'tileaco. 8old by lMdlDg drasgUU Terjrwher). 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Application for ljicen.se. Notice is hereby civen th.it I will, at the next n -nn of the Commissioner' ! Court of Marhall Connty, Indiana, to be held on the tirt .Monday of September, 1vSjT, apply for license to eil ititoxit-atitiir liquors i,! !l h-s quantity than a quart. My place of bU"inc? and the premise's whereon sai J liquors are to he toll. are located on the south cast comer of IxU No. 11, iu Dolcy's Erst addition to the town of Douruon. 4S3t. PHILLIP J1ATZ.

Application lor Siccunc, j Notice ii lK-rchy plvun that I will, at the r.'xt ternl . of the e'omini-fioner's Court of Marshall county. In- ! diana. to bo ln '.d on the tirt Monday in Scpt-niV-r. I lstil. anplv for license to sell intoxicating li juOrs in a less quantity than a q't.irf. My place of hus-inc and the place whereon said liquors ar- to be sold, an; locat- ', rd on lot No. 2. in Lower" addition to the town of Arjro!. ASVi Gi:oik;i: Hp.ockcs. FIRST PREMIX X - V OF A SILVER MEDAL Was iwiuib to BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE By th S. II. State A ricoltorsl Socitr. at T iu fair holdeo. in Saibua. Sept. 20, lMiC 0 BARKETT'S Vegetable Hair Restorative labeoomins th nwt pnpnlar article for Restoring mud Beauilfrinc tGe Hair. thr-'ihout th . Katt, West. crih and South. Its snveri.r - qualitr and adaptation to tbe TaoU of the lpX public, mast In.ura its eoSnpleto lurcti. Journal. t, Prop a, . Prop a. LORD &. SMITH, CHICACO, General Agent for tue Northwestern State. For sale by E. P. Leslie, Dru-git, Plymouth. Ind. vKii2;lv STEVENS HOUSE, 1, 23, 25, & 27. t oadu ay, Y Opjjtixxfe B' tii Vuiij f.'rfi ), ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. rglUK STEVE XS IIOl Si; is w ell and widely known i to the traveling public. The location i epeci illy suitable to merchants ami business men; it i in close proximity to the business part of the citv-i on tin highway of southern and western travel and adj .cent to all the principal railroad and steamboat depot-. 'J he Stevens iloue has liberal accommodation for over JOOirucsts-it is well furnished, and possesses every modern improvement for the comfort and entertainment of ir inmates. Tin room are spacioi. and well ventilated -provided with ms ami water the attendance is prompt and respectful and the table is o nerously provided with everv delicacy of the season -at moderate rat-.-s. n: -Gm GEO. K. CHASED CO. Pmjfr. u "Ä ü.1'"'1 ""' " ,1!in t-r''t McKENZIE'S GREAT FAMILY RECEIPT BOOK ouuiuiun ll",0UU ,r li,al ri,,u ruiiiins lo v,t s,.ia tinc subjects, od til. most -...ilKr nd mIu.1,1 work if th kind publud; aUo, ft.r GOLOEN PEN, tufrred.nc all t.lh,hrnitr..duol. urrmular anj s.mi.. of tn. oelose ts itsmi, and addro, M. V. B. COWtji, L(.yetUf, 1 t. . I 1 . . . ... ..... ...u .rui.i., winira, in rerr Iowa an 4 aria;bbortJ.ssl.for tli. hnt lyinr artirl. of nmmtixr in rrr familr rrr wMcorJU.sf THE THING TO SELL ANVntKt. -rfT protiuo iiwll capital Do roti'prt:Uon o bUiineii MmiaUMt. lsavUlnital JUU I ...:.a.l . - - ""i rmrmrrm, sirt n.Dl. , or anvewlV. I.icIhsIt. territory if drird and full right fur 15 Tears, irt irrd tTlt.nt .1 r.tM Alii. I . . . r vWrryinsD, irarbrrs, Varmrra. Mwhwi.-., or anv.vlr. W final a mtnsM II J I I 1 II.' . r irrd ' .Hv.ul..k s S " J. JlUrS Wlia PJ" CHAI I iXL CO., tk, 111. S&mJ ( F I I UMA ST M I Slll T. Jul IVthhshi .l, h) ! l , J ,',;, -. , jr, h;r ,v.v, A I.F.CTURE OX THE NaTl'nE. TREATMENT. AM RD ical cure of Seminal WoaUne-s, or Sperm itorrhoea, induced by Sell abuse ; Involuntarv Iltnis-t-ions Impoienoy, Nervous Dcbilltv, tmi impedimonts to m.trri.i-:e Konorally ; Cinsumplioii t'pilepy and I'it.-i, mental and phvsieal Incapacity, kc Hy KOB.J.CULVKUW'r.LL, M. 1. AÜhor of the "Gt ocn Hook," Ä;c. The world renowned author in this admirable I.ecture, clearly proves from his own experience that the awlul consequence of Self-abuse m, y be eiTectuallj removed without medicine, and without daugerou 3urical operations, bcueies, instruments, ring, or cordial, pointing out n mode of cure at once certain an I effectual, bv which every Fulfercr.no matter what Iii condi tion may oc. may cure nimelf cheaply, privately and radically. THIS I.KCTUÜr. WIM 1MIOVH A HOHN T'J THOUSANDS AN TI1Ü USA NI1S. ' 1 Sent, under seal, in a pl.iiu envelope, to anv address postage paid, for six cents or two post stamp. Alo Dr.CulverweU's'VMariiaeeCui do" price 2.) cents. Aldres the nnbliO.er, ,n. 5,lA.r J C-'KMNK Jk CO. 1j i:ru.tir,Kv. a . just received ft Iai-j-c a5.o rtmen ' l.H.MON-S ln.-Store R IKGä VEQCTADLB AMÜÜOSA rare artue lor the hir. Sold ouv at l.KMO.Vrf Pn,,. .st0rr.

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URr - K. Advantages of this Plow. t It will last fro;n tiiroo to ni times longer than miy vlhT '. I I'l n.ii !irf t-y anybody. Tltisi ha t ft-n l-i-n j.rov 11 y r. ful c i? Vritty"' il, tceiiin:iy t la f.uulti t!is t.:i of str?rn iu tins H'c"', i:i Mhe h r.n t-t l 3"'. w I bof i liaKitu illy '-out hroirb" j eight y rta or !.. it l-ivia nWai'y t-w t owi tl.i t Ituu acre of ths wi'iio ijil withon; y-t boins; l:t'f w ,. It will "scour in tho niont difUcult i!.. "her nil '!liT p; v.-n livr f ji i t t . If thro i ä i . I A jrrjiii'. 1 any whero ia liica il wi'.l i..,t a-u;. hit ct tj fi:il if. It draws ligutcr than r.n-r ether How wliilc caitia ; In wi an.t ,-: Ii. The Sharo ein ho sharpened, or a T iirit wiMel n. R1 vH'I'.H' i' öfi fiil'STi- I'l. v. s. l y ?.-.y Ll.t.'ksm;-.h wli. uii'Jri:fe' h: tr.n!.., tLo :-l i peifcctly maU.ibl, and w.yik -kirn!!,)". Any section can bo replaced by a in;::.-.tti'. t be ha I vf any Ayrnf. ftr ILr M.ure, LjuUs: '.j and Mjal llxiar U tit c.it i:i I. It i3 well stocked with New En?; l.iri'J c u i-r w t'l ti ub'T. Tl i I tiiu s::!d.M'l i. i"i:r'!;t ir.-n. v. ltii -slits'' ia the enp u ita It or l ?t..i t ploas'ire. It plows at any depth, from thrco to tw-flv4 iifhe-, i k jirfncily in c:T!i-r st;:! t r turf, lo.ivfi a clean f'liiow, aui turm uu.ier stubUo uJ fjul trah Ciinj lttcly 505 It is tho cheapest riow in tho Co"W')ii 1. just its sure a t'iem i er- noiny in pa.!i--4-six Uoiiirj once. r.it Iit (h.in fit d'Watf lite fr;1'. t tj-timei over; ia nt Iimhi; tiui and y. ur frtipr, 4'ö-becan"! your I'I jw won t '.vur :' an 1 in tl.-ifg 4a "ju irtr ora lifth utoro (mi '.". wiib tlm unnic jinwer. t"T!m quality and ' if w vik it will cntiur" ' eri P-M'in mst try c ti-l 1 m e !. ai weil n the r.t pri- ". J-in detunninin; 'Ah-lhert-r n )t the Plr i cii- ip. A-i'l4aVs are uel f,r pr..ftt, an 1 t'e r-m cut rf tr'u'c Ctf-l'ii most 'i-'loirs nivi cks ritt it pcf. t'a prrf-orti'-n tl cost, is Ihr. chr-tr-'Tt. rm we nrp c.-nti lvnt n m.in C' inorc thtrt a hundred d.!Hrs' 'ih t! PMt" -everjr tiiUC ho ;: ono cf these. Thcso remarks are mado after a familiarity with tho merit f r..,t i f th- p-wvl p..w ia use in tho West, many of whih Lave justly euiuvd good reputation. r,roT Our new model "IT Plow 13 4?desijnet expressly f r etuMI an I T-id rmuni. rlIerctofre r hava lia 1 n!v tb KT' pattern d". iti-signed fr b-jth, turf and tubblc. Tb "W und patterni together will enable u:. t nicft th JtarTiews of all a"M shap-j. :i I piv thorn eitL jjrbvii'' or -laa" plow n tUcy j-refor. Call and sec them, Warranty very liberal. Tor Sale only by UUC'Iv A- TOAN, riyinoatli, Iml. l'2-2'-tf. Tl:' advertiser, havliur be"-.i r tor-d to health in a f.-vv week" by a simple lem-'dy. after hivir.ir sv.ll ri d f' s-veral years wi;h m seere hit'aiiectinn ai'd that dread di-eas, , ti-i: nipt i n. is anxious to nu.ke known to l.ii fellow snli" -n r :i:e mean- of cure. To all w ho desire if In v:!l s'-ml n copy of lh- pncription u-e(l(!tee of vharp . with lireet;... fur prep-ir-inritid usin t!.-same, which they v f.l find a . "i f for 1 o'.uHK'f-tii,. ','.' ." 7... rind all Throat and I.un:; affection. The inly objert of the adverti.-er iu serdi:rj- the ri--cr?jit:tni is to benefit the al'licted and spread information v.h: ;h he rorrcives to 1' itialu.iMj and he hopes every stillerer v.iil tr his renn dy. a it will cosf them iioth;:iL. nttd m-y prove a blessing. Parties wishing the pre.-cript ion. free, bv return tn.til. will please address lfev. LDW'A Kl A. WIIMiN. ''M l WilliamsburL', Kin-s -'o.. N. Y. Ä irent'eman who -uiV red for vears from n -r ti- '.- hiliix. prt iP.; tnre decay, and the effect of youthful te-rti-cretiii. will, for the -ake of Miil'rin humanity, s-ei.d free to all who i.eed if. the reci;e ai.d directions It making tlte iinple n niedy by vhieh he ws en-d. -Sufferers wishing toprotit by the advertiser's -sp ri'i,r can do so. bv addressing. i confidence, J(11N P. HKX. 4i Cedar M.. New York. -V j. AO EXT. A ''s ... ; w r ---- - i1 1-4 T-- . A ! O d' T '.rgxJ t , est i O mm & mm JS '"S? 3 JErL "EES a SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT WtuiM respectfully inform tl ic pul.iiC that lias now and intend to keep constantly on hand the most oxtedsive aad cotnp'cto assortme'it of no 0u n-ssoitint i:t of no vs sTlTacl. Soots eS? Siloes is fu'.l and complete: wa bought at udmel prices nnd will be sohl at SMALL PRO FITS. We also make Hoot nnd Shoe to order ed think wtfcin pleasu all wh.i lavor us Uti'i.Yir custom. Our stock, is such that No Ono can fail to bo Suited honnv pivot, cull. Ollr pl4,v rw.t.r.i in the new btick bluoU at tic or Tsst: uiu isoot. Plymouth, Indiana. 1 Ifjf Freo to EvorvhouvA I.re,o fpp. t'K-uhr, ,n inl,t nila , th preateal int et luv t, ih, tvA ees. It teirhe h . il.c b ,.! 1, .0,..v. t )M, iif..l. the de1-ie,t rpt-tel, ,.. r..,.,;,, h t . No vom,; Udtor o tnl,. 4 ,. , , j , , ondlheir .Mivt.Ai.dtr,yi,o ..,. , r,,.l b r. 'turn mill. Ad liv,.p o tVV,VI

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