Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 12, Number 51, Plymouth, Marshall County, 22 August 1867 — Page 3

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THE DEMOCRAT

Local and Miscellaneous. AuvnurisiN' Auknts. AW 11. Scmioniiu 31 Dearborn Street, :ind Cook, Couukn X Co. $ I)e:irbora St., Chicago, UN, S. 31. Üettinoim., New York City, and Gko. P. I'owell fc Co., '23 Congress St. Boston, Mass., ore aath'jrizfil to receive advertisements for he Democrat. &btttsbarsliy aU. Wayne A Clilcago Hallway. On and after April -20, 157, Trains rrlll leave Station d ii!v, (.Sabbaths excepted.) a follows : Train leaving Oiiicago at LSI) P. M.. leaves daily. TRAIXS GOLXG WEST. STATIONS. Pittsburgh..... Rx-heter , fcs'rm Allianci Canton M issilion Orrville Wooster Man -fiel I Creitiline.. Bacvru Vp Sandusky. . Forest Li na Van Wert Fort Wayne... Columbia Warsaw Plymouth Vapamiso ... . Chicago TtXTRESi.' EXPRESS. EXPHES9. EXPRESS.

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"Beyoxu ttie Mississirri." This 13 the title of a work by Albert D. Richardson, and foi ms a " comp'ete history of the new States and Territories from the Great River to the Ocean," and contains many incidents of "life and adventures on the Prairie, Mountains and the Pacific Coast," with over 200 descriptive and Photographic views. This history is not only deeply interesting to those who may contemplate emigrating to the " far west," but also to others, its minute details giving the reader a correct and vivid description of the country lying bcttyeen the M ssissippl and the Pacific. Its rapid sale is the strongest evidence of its popularity and exciting interest. The advertisement appears in another column to which we refer the reader. The Twin Lakes Sunday School, Mr. C-

Grube, Superintendant, and the School of w hich Mr. Knoblock is Superintendant, held their first pic nie at Twin Lake3 on Saturday. Both of these Schools are young, yet numbering about 150 scholars. The choicest delicacies of the season were partaken of by the people, of whom between 500 and COO were present. Addresses were delivered 03 Rev. .Mr. Miklcs and Mr. II. B. Pershinr, of this place, and Mr. Harper, of Chicago. The day's recreation was highly gratifying to allThe leading radical press of the country ure beginning to animadvert up Gen. Grant very severed. His- chances for the nomination by the radicals arc becoming pretty slim. A few radical papers are trying to create the impression that Gen. Grant took the portfo lio of the war oil ice in obedience to orders. In his letter he uses the term "accept." This is not the language of obedience. "Comply" is the word indicating obedience. Clcaveland, Hawley & Co. Sign of the Golden Boot Challenge all the Boot Makers in Marshall County, to make a pair of Boots, either sewed or pegged, to be exhibited at the County Fair. If we do not hear from some of the shops we shall conclude that they arc afraid to w ork against our celebrated calf boot maker, Mr. John Quigg. Wc arc nowprepared to suit the people with any kind of fall and winter goods. CLEAVELAND, ÜAWLET & CO. Melons. The melon crop seem3 to be abundant, or a large breadth of ground has been occupied in their cultivation. They are oiTcred on the street by the wagon load, and are "lying about loose" upon the sidewalks in profusion, while in every shady nook and corner from two to six men and boys may be seen engaged in doing ample justice to the Fame. Personal. E. W. Brown, Editor of the Columbia City Post.called upon us last Thursday. Mr. B. is a genial, companionable gentleman with whom it is a pleasure to associate, and wilhal, a live Democrat, and publishes a live pnper, which will do much toward promulgating sound political doctrine. "William Richardson, of Paulding County, Ohio, is one hundred and four years old. "lie is the survivor of five wives, and inow living w ith the sixth. lie N the father of twenty-five children by two of his wives twentyone are living. Mr. Richardson has always voted the Democratic ticket." Reverend Father Dcsmiel, the Indian missionary who accompanied General Sully and Colonel Parker to the In.'ian tribes on the Upper Missouri, has returned to St. Louis, and reports that the Indians there are disposed to go on the reservations proposed to be set aiide for t lie: u, and remain neutral. The Manufacturer, and Miner. This is the name of a new paper just started in Brazil, edited bv Thomas J. Grav and K. M. 1. Hooker. Mechanically and editorially the piper presents a fine front, and if the spirit and ability displayed in the first number is continued it will do much to develop the valuable interests of Clay county. The publishers say : 'as its name indicates, it will be chiefly devoted to the mininir and manufacturing interests of Indiana. We wish to place before the people of the whole country the immense mineral wealth of this section." I10 Arc Eic hels ? The radical journals think it is a very smart thing to speak of the forty or fifty thousand Democrats and conservatives who have just voted against Republicanism in Kentucky as the "rebel" majority, hut they may rest assured the day is gne by when that slily displiy of partisan malice will deceive anybody. The truth is, there are no rebels iu this country now except the radicals. Jeff. Davis never was a worse rebel at heart than, for example, the members of the Rump Congress who voted the other day to exclude Kentucky members of Congress from their scats. The r-jbel, in arms, fought to dissolve the Union, but they did their work open and aboveboard not in the sneaking, hypocritical way affected by the Radical rebels, who, with eulogies of the Union eternally upon their lips, are exerting all their energies to keep that Union divided. Then there is the Tribune's pet, Parson Riownlow what bigger or meaner rebel than he ever lived 1 Devoting years and years of his ill-spent li'e, before the war, to the execration of the "Yankees," and the Yankee abolitionists," when the conflict which he helped to provoke commenced, he chinged his coat, came over into the rebel camp, and, like all apostates, he soon becamea liore furious opponent of his former (secession) friends than the Yankees themselves. Living and trading for a while 011 Northern sympathy, he has now managed to juggle h mself for the second time into the Governorship of the State of Tennessee, by a series of frauds and subterfuges, and acts of petty despotism which the worst rebel that ever breathed might seek to emulate in vain. Xo such man as DrowLlow, and no such party as that which 15 supporting Rrownlow, can be the friends cf free government. They arc a disgrace to the very name of republicanism. At heart, we repcaat it, they arc rebels, and very mean rebels it that. Ac 10 York Ex2res. .CT' An exchange well says: "Out of every dollar the laboring man earns about sixty cents is taken indirectly to keep the indolent negroes, to maintain a military despotism over eleven States and to enrich radical officials. This is why our poor men are kept poor, and our laboring men complain of hard times. It is high prices and hih taxes that takes their money, and it is the negro bureau, military despotism, and radical officials that make high taxes. To get rid of these Radicalism must be votcel out of power."

Tbc payment of the bonded debt in legal tenders is so popular an issue that it is being favored ia many localities without distinction of party. The ltadical Convention in Preble County, oue of their strongholds, which gives them one thousand majority, passed the followiug resolutions : 1. That wc indorse toe State Union Platform, and that we will give it and the State ticket our hearty support at the polls on the second Tuesday of October. "2. That we are in favor of paying the national dcbTin icgal tender notes, to be issued by Congress iu auflivicnt amounts t enable the people to pay the asscssmeuts of the Government as now levied, rn I speedily liquidate the debt, believing that such a policy would stimulate labor, encourage industry, and develop the resources of the country." Radical Thick. The Indianapolis correspondent of the Lebanon Sentiwil thus exposes a trick of the radicals to appropriate money out of the city treasury lor electioneering purpose : We have no local news of importance. The city council appropriated fifteen hundred dollars to the Srcngerfest to come off the first of September. The appropriation was made to aid in the construction of a wigwam in the court house yard, with the express understanding that the radical party should u?e it for the purpose of holding their nightly pow wows iu during the next Presidential campaign. The party of ' great moral ideas " have an cc to business in voting away the people's money to aid their owu party purposes. Coal Oil foii lloo Cholera. It is a fac t not generally known, that coal oil is a certain remedy for hog choler 1. It should be given iu table-spoonful doses, about three times a week. Mr. Valentilc Franklin informs us that he has tried it with perfect success in some of the worst cases. One animal was so far gone that it could not walk. Coal oil was given, and in twenty-four hours it was well. A trial will not cost much, and it is certainly policy for farmers to give it a few trials. Libanon Sentinel.

A little girl in Starke county, was so badly burned by the explosion of an oil lamp on Monday night last, that she died the next morcing She was attempting to renew the oil in the lamp while it was burning, when it took fire. PLYMOUTH MARKET CORRECTED WEEKLY BT CI.'AV ELAND & HOUGHTON. Flour per barre' $12.i)n.$i4,(V Wheat per bushel $1 ,f5 t 1 ,75 Cori New 51' Old (i5 Oats 3UfVM0 New Potatoes .r0 (J? M) Clover seed $8,UU(fr-lo.fl0 Flax seed 71.75 Lard Ulfa 11 Batter 12 Ksgs Beeswax 28 Tallow Di 11 RaM tr,i: Hide? preen TT1.; " Drv PJ Hay, wild 3,00 Tame 1().')() Apples, green, per bushel 50ft75 Drv.per lb iii-i OSS'CMTBOXAL XOTICK. Xotice is hereby riven that the Full Term of ihe Plymouth Gra led School will commence on Monday the iM day of Sep'-emht r, lv7. ami will continue in ' session fifteen weeks. Tuition will be charged as follows, pupils residing within the corporation school dis triet : Grammar and High School iJO 00 "Ward and Primary Schools 1 00 Non-resident Pupils 5 00 Payable in advance 1). D. LUKE, Principal. Miss J.N. Thompson, First Assistant : Miss Nellie Cojfy, Primary; Miss Emma A. Edwards, "Ward School. A. C. ('apron, ) Anson P. Elliott, ;-School Trustees. II. G. TlIAYKR, ) Fcliool Elxaniinei'N IVotlco. Public examinations of candidaivs to tcah school, will be held at the Seminary on the third Saturday of each month. Mark Cummincs, Examiner. 50 Fourteen Years Practice !?J CHRONIC DISEASES X. PAGIN .Sc XiliO., OF SOUTH BEND, IND. Drs. Pa gin respectfully announce to their patients and friends, that one of them will visit the following places at the time stated below, and regularly thereafter every nine weeks. They earnestly solicit all persons alilicted with Chronic Diseases of any kind to call on them at their appointments. Thcj will explain the natureand cause of your disease, and in every case they will give an honest and candid opinion as to the probability of a cure. They win be prepared to furnish Medicine to all who may desire treatment. As they will remain but one or two days in a place CALL EARLY. Consultation Free. BOURBON, American Douse, Wednesday, Aug. 28th, and Oct. :50th. PLYMOUTH, Parker House, Thursday, Aug. 2th, and Oct. ölst. 2v" Is it riht to put up 14 to 15 ounces in a paper and call it a pound of Salcratus 1 D. D. DeLand k Co. think not, and therefre alnrajj put up lull weights. Du. Strickland : Having used your AntiCholera Mixture duringthc cholera epidemic here last summer, and induced others to do the same, in cases that had all the cholera symptoms, in every case it promptly checked the disease. I believe it's the best rcmedy known for cholera and diarrhoea of every form, and advise those nfllictcd to try it. W. II a ure it, of the firm of Harber, Choatc it Naber.Cineinnati. nf9 4t $50.') 00 will b pai.l if, upon niialyai of Dr, Mkckem Vf.o hta ni.R Am-E fruE, it U found to ronl.iin any QriN'INE, ARSENIC, STRYC HNINE or Pt)IS(), or any ingredient but what is PHItELY VECJERAnLE, a it name iixlicntcp. Dr. HECKELL S VECJETARLE AGCE CFHEdoe not break down the f.ytein In on.' part to remove the disease In another. It has otood the tet ami perforined cur- w hen all other remedies had failed. IT CL'KKS INSTANTLY, nnd in no instance will the p-r?on have more than one Chill after the first doe, and in the majorityuf raset not even thut. It aeromplisned iu work by DESTROYING THE CAUSE or the dioae. It contain no Quinine, no Ar-enic, no mineral, no Poison Call for Dr, IIECKEMS VKOETAW.K AfJITK CURE and take no other. Do not be imposed upon by h.ninx your Dniist or trndesman tell yon he h.n potnethin? else e-ially as good. For dnlo by DrnMs and dealer genera ly. pepsiiino .v mtmvx. Agent for Plymouth, Ind. nZI Gm TiieGlort or M4.V13 Strength. Therefore the ncrtom and debilitated should lmmr-diitAlr um lflmboM Extract Jluchrj.

DOCTOR TURNER, OF NEW YORK, will be at the Parker House, in Plymouth, Sept. 3, 1SG7. Dr. Turner treats any of the following diseases with eminent success: Ladies alilicted with any of the various complicated and distressing diseases incident to females: such as suppressions, irregularities, Whites, Falling the womb. Painful or difficult men st unit ions, Barrenness, &c, will be cured without poisenous drugs. Have no delicacy in calling, no difference what you troubles may be, strict secrecy will be observed in all cases. The experience of many years in the treatment of Chronic iscases enables me to cureall cases that arc curable. In my mode of treatment and cures, I combine all that is known of tacsc systems of medicine, viz: Homeopathv, Allopathic and Herbal. special attention will be given to the treatment of Stires, of every description, no matter of how bmg standing. Don t delay when a little eh lay may p'ace you beyond all hopes of en re. Reader, please inform your friends r nd acquaintanccs who may be sick, thereby you may do much good and save valuable lives. ii49 lw The American Cooking Stove After twenty years' expeiience in the manufacture of stoves, wc became convinced, sonic six years since . that a vast amount of money was bein? expended by the

people of this country in buying cheap and almost worthless stoves, a larre portion of which was wasted ; and that true economy consisted in buying the best stoves that could be made, notwithstanding the price was higher. With this view, we proceeded to construct the Ainrirai C(.li;i'j Stoff, and spared no pains or expense to make it the be!, and niot perfect stove that could he made. And we have experimented with it, and carefully watched It- operation for the lat six year, and when an improvement su-rgested itself, wc have at once adopted it, and we have several of these secured by letter patent. In this manner, wc no not hesitate to say, we have brought it to a higher state ot perfection than has heretofore been attained in cooking stoves. The recent improvements in this stove has added largely to its convenience and effectiveness. In all the varieties of stoves we manufacture, we study usefulress, durability, convenience and economy in operation, rather than cheapness in price, and in so doing we are satisfied wc study the interest of those purchasing our stoves. SIIEAIi, PACKARD & CO., Alban v. N. Y, For sale by II. R. DTCKSOX & CO., 4:3- :m PLYMOUTH, Ind. Ague, Chills or Intermittent Fever cured, or money refunded. Dr- Witt's Ague Pills are entirely a new medicine, and having been tried in over 1,2.0 of the very worst and obstinate casesof Chillsand Fever and never failed even in one case to effect a cure, the proprietor guarantees them to cure every case, even after ail other medicines fail. Those sufferingshould immediately give them a trial. For sale by Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of price, $1. Aeldress Dr. Witt, Box Gil, Cincinnati, Ohio. 27yl It is pleasant to rerominend a really meritorious article, hence we ask those sutlVring from dvspfpsia. ner-vim-iii'. or d.-Uiiit v. to try llr S(ri.:k).tiid's Tonie. Dr. E. M. Wallis ordered $1 worth for J. C. Hays. Decatur, Ala. T. Hart. New York city. snys. "It cured nie; where can I get it for my friends'"' Thus they write Iroui all quarter. 43-lm 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 arc made, both the Singer and the Grover .c Baker machines, and at prices as low as they cm be bought for in the United States. lff-tf Or Sr'lsfMicUN M:&nclr:ikc IMlls a Substitut for Calomel These Pills are composed cf various roots, haviflg the power- relax th" si-rretions of th" liver a promptly ;n;d eiTectii.il'y a blue pill or mercury, and without producing anv of tlewe disagreeable or dangerous effects which often follow the n-e of tie- latter. In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with confidence, as they promote the ilwrhafire of vitiated hi!", and remove those obstructions from th" liver and bil'arv ducts, which are the cause orhilious affections in srllKM'K'S .MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick Ibada"be, and all disorders of the Liver, indicated by sallow skin, coifed tongue, costiveiiess, drowsiness, and a general feeling of weariness aij.l lassitude, showing that the Hv.t is in a t'.rpio r obstructed condition. In short, tbes.j pill may be used with advantage in all rases when a purgative r alterative medicine is rPleas.. aU fV.r "Dr. Scheiick's Mandrake Piils." nnd olimTvc tlinl II c t rn lilci-ness. of file I loctor are on the eiovennnent stain one when in th" la-t stage of ConSumption, and the other in his prescr.f health. Sold bv a II dru rists and d.-H.-rs. Price 25 rent per box. Prini ioal Oi:ice. No. 15. North !'th street, Phila., I ;. mi t il Wholes:d" Agents: pemas. Rime A- Co., 21 Park Row. New York ; S. S. Hance. MS P.altimore St.. Raltimorv Md.: -lohn D. Park, N. K. cor. of Fourth and Walnut Sts. CinrmuaN. Ohio: V.i!kT Taylor, l-'ll. and I'M Wabash venii". hie io. ill.: Col'.ins Rros. southwest corner of Second and vine Sts, St. Louis, Mo. lgnl0 Ith Jfc 5thvcaml;.T. Hir.MB0i.D3 EXTR..CT Euciiu pives health and vigor to the frame and bloom to the pallid cheek. Debilil j is accompanied by m my alarming symptoms, ami if no treatment is submitted to, consumption, insanity or epileptic fits ensue. IIf.i.vroldt's Elcid Eitiuct Becuu is pleasent in taste and odor, free from a'l injurious propriies., and immediate in i t-9 action. ExFrrcm.rD am Delicate CoxsTirrnoNs of both sexes, use II ki.mcold's Extract Pi-chit. It will give brisk and energetic fceimgs undcuable you to sleep veil. MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR are egaiued by Helmbm.ii's Extract Beciiu. SHATTERED COXStTtu"; IONS RESTORED by HkXMßoLD'i Extract Cecil u. IIELMIi ILD'S EXTRACT BUCIIU ml Improved UO.SE WASH cures secret and delicate disorders in all their tages at little expense. little or no change in diet, no inconvenience and no exposure. It is pleasant in taste and odor, immediate iu ts action, and free from all injurious properties. Cam for the Ckst When you purchase an article that is cheap, of which but little is used, ahvAVs call for the best, for the difference in cost between that nnd an inferior article will be insignificant. Call for D. 11. DeLand & Co.'s Best Chnnir,tl Sularatun, and having once procured it you will call for no other. The grocer have it, or should- Use it instead of soda. For Noi ketent.on or Incontinence of urine, irritation, iiifl.imtion or ulceration of the bladder, or kidneys diseases of the prostrate glands, stone in the bladder, calculus, gravel or brick tliist deposit, and aM disease of the bladder, kidneysand dropsical swellingi, HELMB9LD S FLUIDTRÄGT Is a certain cure for diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRAVE!,, DROPSY, ORGANIC WEAKNESS?. FEMALE CO.MPEAINTS.GENERAL EEBILITY, And all disease! of the URINARY ORGANS, whether existing in MALE OR FEMALE, from whatever cause originating; and no matter f HOW LONG STANDING. Diseases f these org ms require the uae of a diuretic II no treatment is submitted to, Ccnpuniption or Insanity ma? ens'ie. Our Flesh and blood arc supported f-oai these sources, und the llEti.ru a no Hirri.NES.s, and that of Posterity, depends upon prompt use of a ciible remedy. 11 KLM HOLD'S FXT11ACT ni'ClIl established upwards; of 18 year., prepared by EI. T. HHLUKUMiVr, 4:1 Broadway, New Yotk.and IUI South l'Jth Street, Philadelphia, 12-21 Application for IAccnsc. Notice Is hereby giver- that the undersigned will, nt the in-xt term of the Commissioner's I'ourt of Mir-In II county. t b. liehl on th ; llrf Monday of September, Is' 7. apply for license to sell Intoxicaiiier liquors in n less quantity than a quart. My place of business and the premise wheron said Ihpiois are to be sold, are located on lot No. 5, in the towu of Plymouth, Marshall coiiniv, Indiana. I'-'ti Koni-:m'NF.ii (ET JriilKBANKS iI STANDARD SC A L U S. OF ALL KINDS:, - Fiinimks, chefaleaf i conr-m. 22C&22H Lake St., Chicago. 2U9 Market St ,St. Louis. 37" nrcRrrur, to r:r ovt r the Genuine. 14?3PolT

DRUGS & MEDICINES.

PEKSIIING d BROWN Would call ti c attention cf the public to their full an well selected stock of good., well suited to thismarko ccnsistlng in part of DRUGS, .1ICI)ICILS, IUIXTS, STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS LAMPS, LAXTEllXS, COAL OIL, YANKEE NOTIONS, Wall and Window Pai-ek, Perfumery, Albums, DYE STUFFS.. CIGAIkS, FINK CUT TOrACCO, CANDIKS, PATENT MEDICINES, &c PHYSICIAN'S, and FAMILY" PERS3RIPTI0N3 FILLED TO ORDER. Call and see our stock before purchasing elsewhere. 12-22-tI PERSHING Jc CROWN. ERIE RAILWAY. LR OA D 6.1 1'GEDO ÜBLE TRA CA RO I'TE TO AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES. This Railway extends from Dun mirk to New Yokk 400 mile?, liuFFALo to New Yokk 423 miles. Salamanca to New Youk 415 miles, A.1D 13 FROM 22 to 27 Miles the SHORTE3T ROUTE. All trains running directly through to New York. Jjg? 400 MILES WITHOUT cuanse or COACHES. From nnd after April 2fth. lsf.7, trains will leave in in connection with all western lines as lolluw ; FROM I I'XKIRKA SALA.VAXCA-ll- New York time from Union depots : 7,10 .1. .V. XKW YORK l Y EXPRESS, From Dunkirk. (Sundays excepted.) Stops at Salamanca, and connects at liornellsvilleand Corning with the 8 a. m. Kxpress from liulTalo, and arrives iuNew York at 7.00 A. i. 2.r P. .V. UCIlTMXa EXPREß, from Sahmnea. (Minday excepted . stops at lb-rneUsv ille 5.-J." p. m.. (supper, intersectinir with ttie .-0 traiu from 15 u Halo and arrives in New York nt 7.tH) a. m. 4,1.- .V. A" Alt' YORE X It HIT EXPRESS, from Dunkirk. (Sunday excepted. stops at Salamanca ..Vi p. M. ; (Mean 7..'5." r.M.; f timers '.'.."Vi a. m.. nnd arrives in I?ew York at Yl.'M v. m.. connecting with afternoon trains and steamers for Boston and New England cities. FROM Jil'FFAT.OT.? New York time from Depot cor. Kxchange and Michigan Streets : 5,45 .L .V. XE' YORK HAY EXPRESS, (Sundays excepted! stops at Hornellsville '..Ol a. m. (bklt.) Susquebatma -2.17 p. m..; (dine) Turner's S.(J." p. m.. (sup.) and arrives in New York W.:;) p. m. Connects at Great I tend with Delaware. Lackawanna fc Western railroad, and at Jersey city with niidtiiirht Express train of New Jersey r lüroail for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. S.IM) A. M. EXPRESS .V.I II.. via Avon and ITornellvilJe (Sundays excepted.) arrives in New York at 7.IMI A. M. : connects at Klmira with Northern-central railway for Ilarrishurir. Philadelphia, Daltimore. Washington and points south. 2,Qd P. M. LPiirrXIXd EXPRESS, (Sundays excepted.) stops at Hornellsville .VIj p. m. (sup.) and arrhes in New York 7.1 X.) a. m.. connects at Jersey city with morning Express train of New Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Washington, and at New York with morning Uxpress train lor Boston, and New England cities. 0.111 P. tf. XEW YORKXIOIITEXPRE-s,tL xiy.tov at Port igeS.." p. m., intersecting at llornelsvilie with the 1.15 i. m. train from Dunkirk, and arrives in NewYork at l-i.:;0 i: m. ll,-?) '. tf. t'IXfIXXATI EXPREß. (Sundays exivpted.1 stops .it Sus.p.p-iutmah 7,i! a. v.: ihkft.) Turner's 1.10 p. sr.. .iiie) and arrives in New York at :j.-J" P. x.. connects at Klmira. witli northern Central II. K. lor ll.trrishurg. Philadelphia. Il.tltimore, Washington. & joints south: at Great IVeml w iTh Delaware. Lickawamia A; Western railroad for scranton. Trenton and Philadelphia, and at New York with afternoon trains and steamers for Doston and New England cities. t'nly one train eaf on Sunday, leaving fluffalo at C,10 r. M.,"and reaching New Y'ork at 12,Jir r. m. Bosion nnd New England pascn?er. with their baggage are transferred. t of ch u'je in New York. To pleasure travelers the line of the Eric railway presenis many objects of interest, passing through the beautiful alleys of the Chemung, Siiscpi-hanna, Delaware and Raniaporivers.au ever changing panorama of nature's beauties commands at'entiou. Til' bi'st ventilated and mit luxurious sleeping coaches V THE WORLD accompany all night trains on tUH railway. BAGGAGE CHECKED TIWOUGU, A'iif ire alway a low as any other rou'e. ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY, Which can be obtained at at principal Ticket Offices in the west and south-west. . RIDDLE. WM. R. HARR, Gcn'l Supt. Gen'l Pass ag't. 121S y isTACNETisM Jefthe tü al principal of life. When by trafsgressing tho Aiwa of naturo wc impairne workings oftt beautiful xncchanlami which God mado perfect, nature, iVrough her great UlcctricaliDattcrj , inakCapow-erful effort to remove te inipedtunent which clogs tho circulation of tb6 magnetic forces. To assist NarVre, fio tho "Electro Magnetic r laid, prepar ed by the Swain Manufacturing Company, which is nothing less than Electricity ia liquid form, and is undoubtedly tho most wonderful as well as most useful chemical discovery of this age of fruitful research. It ia composed of the most powerful ingrodients known to chemistry, and when combined by this, tho only known process, and applied to tho human form, it supplies tho deticiency of magnetic power, needed to banish disease. I Talsy 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 baffled medical tkill, and caused untold suffering, yield at once to the healing influence of this powerful fluid. It is warranted to heal tho following diseases when used according to directions at a bathinj lotion : Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Palsy, Fits, Swelled Joints, Scrofula, Stiff Limbs, Spasms, Deafness, Cancer, White Swelling, 8alt Rheum, Soro 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 be seen almcsl'nitantly while in no case can it possibly dc Lrm. fend to tho proprietors for circular crtainnsg certificates from well known ottiicns tXremarkablo euren, ellccted brthis medicare after all other rcmcd'ai had failed to ivlicvc. Ono botNc will be sent to iy part of the United Suttes on receipt jrz one dollar. DR. C. II. SWAIN & CO., Suctstor$Ui DE. JAS. MO RR ELL, Proprietary 34 Koutli Water IStrect. Chirac. Sold by leading drnggUU everywhere, for sale Also for sale by all Drngssts In Plymouth. v?n A!iII-;iOoii lor Mrcnsr. Notice is hereby given that I will, nt the next term of the Commissioner's Court of Marshall roe.nty, Indiana, to be held on the f.rst .Monday of September. 1st.., apply for license to sell intoxicating Ihpiors in a lessquantily than a piart. My place of luisini-ss and the lace w hereon said liquor- are to cold, is located on the north ightecn feet of lot Nr. II and ihe south lour L"et of lot No. !'), in tbt town of Plvinoiilh. 4 . 1IKNKY rpn.Mixs. A1iII-;iiImi for IjicfiiNO. Notice is hereby given that I will, nt the next term of the Comtnissoner's Court of Marshal! county, Indiana, to lie b.-ld on the fir-t Mood.iv iu SeilemlM-r. 1SU7, apply Tor liccti"e to sell intosicaiing liipors in a less piant it v limn a quart at a lime. My place of business mid the plate hereon said liquors ure to be Fold, are located on lot No. one ( 1 In Thomas A: N idiir' addition to the town of jliorbnn, M-!t. onntT tntian.-i. 4P(5 F- l OALLNTrNC.

Application for Incense. Notice ii hereby Hven that I will, at the next term

of the Commissioner's Court of Marshall Countv. Iii- i diana. to be held on the Crist Monday of September. ! 11, apply lor license to t-cll intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold, arc located on the southeast corner of Lot No. 11, iu lloley's Erst addition to the town of Bourbon. 43 3t. PHILLIP MATZ. Application Tor IJcense, Notice is hereby 7vcn that I wiU. at the next term of the Commissioner's Court of Marshall county. In- ! diana. to be held on the first Monday in September, ' is.7. apply lor license :o neu imoTtcatinj liquors in a less quantity than 1 quart. My place of business and the place whereon sa:d liquors are to be sold, are located on lot No. 2, in Lower's addition to the towa of Argos. 4St:j Geohgt" Tincrrxus. Application for License. Notice is hereby given that t wi', at the next trm of the Commissioner's Court o? Marshall County, Indiana, to be held on the first Monday in September, 1&67, apply lor license to sell intoxicating hnuorä in a less quantity than a quart My place of bus.ness and the: premises whereon the same are to be sold, are located on Lot No. lH.in Vhelcrs addhion to the town of Plymouth 43-3w GEORGE POHL. Application for License. Notice is hereby given that I will, at the next term of the Commissioner's Court of Marshall County, Indiana, to be hldonthc first Monday in September, 107, apply for license to sell iutev. eating li.piors in less quantity t.an a quart My place of business tnd the premises whereon the same are to be soli, arc located on lot No. 2 in the town of Plymouth. 49 w3 J. D. WOLFORD. B- R O w t FIRST PREM I CK Cr V OF A SILVER MEDAL wu untMOTo Sr BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE lu Für holden la 2bv. Sept. 10, 166. BARUUTT'S Vegetable Hair Restorative ltbecomios the most jh'P1' article for Rectorlux od Retaiifring tb Hair. thmigboat th r. n. fc. n nt, Purin i.u riwin. . i nnalit ..I. .rfNftatiin tO lh WBU Of CO Wft public, malt miure Hi compicui uresis. 4 11 win Bortir appear is in turujcaa rfaurn.:. I a aiOSCTT rr-. LORD & SMITH, CHICAGO. General Agents for tne Northwestern States. For sale by E. T. Leslie, Druggist, Plvnionth. Ind. vl'2n-2f) ly O a o 7 o 1 3 I I w c r- "I (5 o c Q O -i o5 c Q T'6 1 - A Tfl sc o o n o n o TT - o 2 cn o 0 I s c 6 2 rr A O 72 ". t-j C IN -u ri is Tfl 5 w 4 o 5- H s B r ij 1 Tfi . 3 u e-w S S3 s . f rn in O 4 0 A r 2 Si - o c tr. u.t rv O tr CK o t2 STEVENS HOUSE, 21, 23, 23, & 27, Broad tray, V. Y Opposlt Bowling Green, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. TIII2 STEVKN'S HOUSE, U well and whT-'Ir known to the traveling public. The location is especially uitable to merchants and business men; it is in clo; nrovimity to the business part of the citv it on the highway f southern and western travel and adjacent to all the principal railroaVand steamboat depots. Ihe Stevens House has lilwral accommodation for over .7K) guests it is well furnished, and possesses every modem improvement foT the CoimVrt and entertainment of its inmates. The rooms are spacious and well ventilated-provided with gas and water the attendance isnronmt and rosnectfnl iml tbe t-ibl. j iTousIy provided with every dclkacy cf the e.a$on at l.3S-0m " CEO. K. VITASE & CO. Ve;'r. X -V . C .A A. The GISE.'iTfU$E O F Just pnl.l'thftt, in a tfalttl en relr-ps. Pi c tlx cent, A LKCTURS ON THE N ATfRE. TRK ATM ENT. AND RADical cure of Seminal "Waknesj, or Spermatorrhoea, induced by Self-abuse ; Involuntary Hmisslons, I mputency. Nervous Debility, and impediments to m trriao generally ; Consumption epilepsy and Fits, mental and physical Incapacity, &c. lly ROIL J.CUl.VKItW'KLh, M. I). Auhor of the ,,("r,n Hook," ;c. The world-renowned author ia this admirable Lecture, clearly jrovesfrom his own experience that the awful consequences: of Solf-abuse miy be clVectually rrnmrril without medicine, and without langerous .surgical operations, bcugies, instruments, rings or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at once certain and effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be. may cure himself cheaply, pi ivatf ly and radically. THIS I.IXTUliK WIM, FROVi: A HOHN TO THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS. Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address postage pi Id, for six rents or two post stamps. Also Dr.Ctilverwell V'.Marriage Ciude" price 25 cents. Address the publishers, CIIAS. J.C. 'KM NT. k CO, 157 Cowery, New York. Post Office bp 4,.rSC.. T I 2ll 1 1 V R INGS VEGETABLE AMDROSA A rare artile for the hair. SoM only at LEMON.- PrrsPtorr

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' Advantages of this Plow. It will last, from threo to cix times linger than any other Steel Plow in:-! anylire by auylKlr. TIil ften ben pfored by nctual n ia Rritty" uMi. occasionally to l fmnlcn ttio marpin of streun if, th West, ia which het-Wt plcwi h beert liabitTrvlly "cut thr.mgh"' in j.b.winif eibty nrT-m or le. it bwin atri4y pl.we t orer t'.irv l.ouirJ ores of th soil without ret Lein; half wern. It will "'scour" in tho most difficult '!!, her alt o:her l'low have fti'.e.l. If tb.-re i a i.l of (jroand anywhero in which it will not iur. wrJLav "et t find it. It draws lighter than any ether ricw while cutting tut saina viJth ::! UepiL. Tho Sharo can bo sharpened, or a Toint wel lcJ on, at rra lily on erJinry rio'. . 1 y blacksmith whl unJeratan-ls tra.ic, tho ctccl i$ eifectly tualloabie, and wuiks -kiuJIy". Any section can bo replaced by a vluplirt. ti b hat f any Are:it. as tLo üaie, Lar.-lail and Moul iboarJs ar cut in inul I. It is well stocked with New England focond-fn"lh titular, and ti.o Hii'!ai J it wruuht iron, with -"ilots" in the cap mat 7 -ie r t.k k4 at plcasur. It plows at any drpth, from Ihrco to twclv inchc, w.tik perfectly ia either unl-ble er turf, li-.ivet a clem furrow, and turn uu Jur atubtl aaJ fjul trah cuuipletely AST It is the cheapest Plow in tho Jt2worM, juntas aurej as tboieis et.n'ti:y in payii. -!iT dollars once, rather 'i.n TiT d.-'.Un fie.rcix tiliic everj in not linf; tini9 nii-l yr ctripr, jrhecauo ytfur Plow won't scinr ; an-t in deing quarter era fifth more work, with tLo rata feier. "Tlie quality anl quantity of vrurk it will tuiure 11 Gig-patt i tn muvt be considered, ai well m tlirri.t-t prii-e, C$-n deteriuininif wither or not the I "low in cheap.4rriow9 are ued for profit, and I ' r. &Uof 8gthe mnst dollars arvi cnts cm be 7"t. in j-rrijmrfiftn tt 6 fits coit,iiVi'. cheaprst. And we aio cC'Uti'lei.t a man Jjjfgft mord than a hundred iIlari' worth of TLw" JCjrccrj tiLße. be gets oue of tLeie. Theso remarks aro madf3 after a familiarity with tho merit cf mot .f the por,.! I'l. w in use in the West, many of which Lave justly earned a g.xd reputation. Our new model 'B" Plow ia ifdesigned expressly f,r !uMlo anl f.id preunL JBrS"lIretol re we have lia.1 oiIt th -CT I'atiern ls. fsi'snel for both, turf and .tubb!. The "K" anl Mf-C" pattern together will enab! us, to meet tb rTiews of all as to shape, anl giro th&La eitl 4oiT"bvld" or "lean" plow aa they prefer. Call and sec them. Warrant yjcry liberal. For Sale only by BUCK Je TO AX, riy mouth, Ind. 12-20-tf. to co.stM;sTivrs. The adrertiser. bavins been restored 1o health in a frw weeks bv asimole reinedv. after bavins differed for several years with asevere lung affect ion and that dread disease consumption, is anxious to make known to his leilow nflerers tne means cure. To all who tlci-ir- it be will send a ropy of the prescript lion used tfiee of Charge', w ith directions for pn -par ing and Using thes.ime, which they w Hl lind a ir a re for ' 'oiixiitrl inn, A"'',.'i, fif'li, ( v'.. nnd all Thront and Lung affections. The only object of tbe advertir-cr mi pending the prescription to hendlt the .nfl'ieted arid sp.-ead information which he conceives to be im ablatio and bo liopes c-vcry tuflt-rer will try bi remedy. a it wi l cost tiiem notions, sunt may prove a Diesnns- J arties wishing Ihe prcfcriplion. frV, bv return mail, will pleic address I.Vv. EDWAfii) A. WIIN. 3Jyl Williamsburg, King Co., Is. Y. ERRORS OF lOUTfJ. A gentleman who puir-rcd for rears from nervous r"c. bilily, preiuntnre decay, and the ctlccis of youthful in; discretion, will. fn- the sake of mfferins humanity, tend free to all who ivrd it. the recipe and directions for making the simple remedy by wliich he was cured. Sufferer wishing toprotit by tho advertiserV expTi.iieo cjin lo so. bv addressing in confidence, JUllN I. MGDKX, 4i Cedar St., New York. :'.y t. Freo to Everybody. A Large Cpp. Circular, giving infofrrratioA on the greatest imprttnce to the young cf both sexes. Itteaches low the homily may hecorri? beauiful, the despised rcspecte-, anl the forsaken loved . No young lady or gcntlemon should fail to send their address, and receive a copy post paid hy return mail. Ad Ircss P - O. Drawer .21 . 23-nmJ Troj.N. V. (AT POST OFFICE fll'lLDIIVG.) J. M- MOORE .TOir PREPARED TO FVRX1SII TUEIR CV3 TOtfERS W ITH ALL KIXDS OF 3fcliaaL faakx, SJ)Lank f$aak&, j(LiL&ic ftfaa., SPictiuc IJfaaks, -3oij lJ)aaks.t Choice SeWtio-n of th" L TE PI'KLK" ATIO X br tho most POPL'LAi: AUTIMKS. both I I.'OL and l'l LT1CALWUUKS, cioAntia JiorM, 3Iii!sinl Iii!it iiinitisi r all kinds. Tlie latest Publieatior of mi IK iV aa i. ri rut i -me VIOMX AND GUITAR IXSTKUCTOK3 Toys, Toys, Toys everr do.criptrn. CIIRlSTtfA XEW Yt: t R r.'..s;.V7. A 1-irgo Assortment of PEMV'I MLllY, PIICrrotiUAPllIC ALBUMS, CIGARS and TU15ACCC. Ac. A. c.. .Vc. They offer great inducements to those wishing to purchase at wholesale. vl-J-ull-tim. J. M. MDORK. Pleasure Excursions Can be enjoyed at any time by procflring one of the many Fine Teams and Carriages Kept by I. S. ALT'OIAX CO., At their f t ible oprxVif.'the Parker Uouo. in Plymouth If nice Carriages, handsome, spirited Horses. jn rea finable charges are what yen vnnt, yon can be accom vio lated there at any 1 itiir of day or night. I risers fi-.rnished when waMod. and pa sc tigers arried to a'.l parts of the c'cfunry at the loet rate of fare and ou call. T. s. ALLEM A. cC ( July IS, Jsf.7. 4r.:r On La Porte Street! - AT THE FURNITUR IS UOO .U or Mar be founJ the best and cheapest assortment of Goods, ever o.leied in UNPKRTAKINt: attended to with a first class Ilt-ars, on viry reasonable terms. C. rALMF.R. Maj9.18C7. 2G f. (J II. KKKViv, NS U R A NC II AG EXT. Tnsiireä Pjperty, Stovk and Lives, Cash Ccp' t over FIFTEEN JlTILLIONS OF DOLLARS. In the best joint Stock Companirs in tho United States. O" No assessment for losc?. Office in iLVJiorrrii, imiAXA P!icie9 issued in English and German, tnd Losses päid here. 1 1 nttf. Ap pilcnlioii rr I. lernst. Notice I hereby gh-cn thrt I will at the next terra ft th- ("orninif.Joner's court of Marshs.il contdv. Indiana to beheld on th.; frt Monday of Septe,iM r. ;7 ' ply for hcerrso to Mdl Intoxicating liquor, i ' t.ty than a nnnrt. My place of bu-iness d the i tnce whereon -nid I ll.,nora are to be sold, are ,, , , No. In Marlin s addition to tbe to n of l:rb.. .4 A. .1. 1". AIM AT. n rjrnii:RY.- ige ,fw,c:r L just received it "-""" LEMON'S Lruj: Ptore

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