Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 13, Number 6, Plymouth, Marshall County, 10 October 1867 — Page 3

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CHICAGO Business Houses. Field, Benedict & Co.. CAS5.F.ER5S AND v b srr i ist G- s, A T YV IIOLESAL E. :J1 & 30. Lake Sired, Phicnjo. J, BAUER & CO. 31 AN C FACT CR E R9 OF -c:-1 4. vi. Importers cf all.kind of HrJCSCÄL INSTRUMENTS AND' STRINGS, AI-o A'jffgfcr f.'XAF.K d- VO" aui S69 Washington Street CHICAGO, I. WILLARD FOX, ?sf i EVI fi g i iiv-T?; PAINTS. OILS Wo. 94 Washington St. CHICAG O LIQUID STAU ITEIWIIED rye colors! THE BEST IN' USE. SOLE AGENTS Dsltzsch, Bfccki & Co., whole-am: ii:rfiisTS, J! C-rL 1 jiI IT, Lsi'e CIIICAt": . i D. Jackson fc Company, J CB3ERS JAND COMMISSION L' .alt is in KOTIONS, &C. 2 and VrJ:Ii Avenue CHICAGO. GILBERT lUBBAIHJ d- CO.. Peilorsin Cotton r.nri Fin Bi:c!i, ALL Vill-llid AMi V.'liifiUr-. 1 1 2 : -1 1 'i- w irs xTtntt. Arv'rf:?. HYvH ('ort,'?, 1 V.t f- tr,"I S 'iu, r.ir, Tit !i, O.tUrin Block?. Chair?, nr. I eve trv vKii. tv uf bin CLandlt-ry (.o'ls. i 2 )T SOUTH W AT Ell ST., J. II. REED & CO-. Wi:'-i'c Pui!oii In 5o i . EVSariufaturers Goods, !&c, CHICAGO. Hart, Ästen & Co. Minufict rers of and Dealers in BURLAr.S, WOOL & ÜUNN'Y UACI3, Paper Xlom Gfaolc. Warranted an. I printed to order GROCERS' BAGS, Lc. 1H3 Soutu Water street, Chicago. Pjtcntc.l :Ly 2H, 1.1 UKR ?T , CHICAGO. C. B, BROWN & C. MAN! r.rTI ItFIH OF PAJENT SEAMLESS TIRE GHRiMKEnS, Mile's Patent Bolster Plates ivrc, i;c., Ac, 86 Lake Street, CHSCACO, ILLIHOIS. TAnviM HOUSE, . v u- . ttonh-ent earner of Michigan od Wubioton streets, Plymouth, Janu?. BAILEY & SMITH, : . Proprietors i nuiar-e ar.u capicioua Hotel has been leaded ;or a number ot ye irs by the aove gentlemen, and fully refitted and repaired, and under its present rprltrshir. will be krrt as a Kirat n,..- ii.,

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Local and Miscellaneous. Advertising Agents. The following advertising agents are authorized to contract foraclvfrtiins at our lowest eafh rates: Cook, CosriiN A Co., Masonic Tempi , Chicago; S. M. PtTTt.sc ill, 27, Tark Kow, Xtn- York; Cito. P. Howell Co., 40, Park How, "ew York ; Cook. Cobcr & Mack, Cincinnati, O. - The election of officers for the Marshall County Agricultural S citty at the Fair last we.k, resulted is the choice of I. S. Alleman. President, Jos. Wcstervelt, Yice-Pres-licnson, Secretary. Since ot4r last issue this vicinity- has been visited by a copious shower of rain ; the tirt lor many weeks. The consequence is that larmers arc looking nivic hopeful. The wheat was sutlering for want of rain, and much oi iJiat which had been sown for weeks had not appeared above ground. The bridge across Yellow River in the cast part of town, on Gano St., has long since been condemned as unsafe by the authorities ; yet we see teams crossing it almost daily. If the bridge is left in the condition in which it now stands, we shall in all probability have an accident to record in that locality before many days. The Pakkeii House. This excellent hotel is daily glowing in favor both at home and abroad ; and is justly pronounced one ol the best kept houses in Northern Indiana. The proprietors of the Parker are courteous and afiablc gentlemen, their waiters are polite and attentive to the wants of their guests, and m fact; everything appertaining to the house is kept in A No. one style. We have received the proceedings cf the Sunday School Convention held in this place Sept. 30th and Oct. Is, together with the report of Mr. Harper, Sunday School Missionj ary for 31 irshall county, with the request t that the samebe published, in the Democrat. j It would give us- pleasure to publish the proi codings in lull ; but their extreme leng:hprcj ents a compliance with the request. We, ! owever, give the report of Mr. Harper in .11, which will be found on the first page of to-day's p:iper. Yon Salt.. An Improved farm of 400 acres, .'J1 ,' miles from Plvmouth. This farm will be sold cheap and on easy term?. Apply at once, to Coitmx a VANvAr.KKNnunc.il. Over the Bank. j ?A-hool report for the month of September, i IS 7, exhibiting t!rj namvs of pupils in tiie i High Scholl and (Jiammar Dept. of the Plvm oatii public school, whose average of schol arship, punctuality and deportment exceeds 8) per cent. 100 per cent being t lie basis : Hat lit U Halsoy, Adalbert 15. CoiTy, Charley Sutphen, J. W. Atkinson, Fenimore CasUr, Arthur Cors?, II. A. Hume, S. L.3IcKelvy, Vina Joseph, 1,-mrn Logan, Annie , Morrill, Emma Nicol.:, Mattie Heed, Laura Snyder, Lizic Vinall, Anna Whitmorc. 1). 1. Lckc, Principal j V.T. Sk.::, of Bourbon, is Belling clothing j cl.-capcr than any other House in Northen: 'Indiana. (Jo and ice. Si.icn. Xi:w Yoi.k Sthk. j The best article of Writing Fluid we have j ever used, was presented to u yesterday, by ! Mr. Brown, of the drug firm of Perching ! A Blown, and manufactured by II. A. Brown i Co., of Valparaiso. When lir.t used it is u j beautiful purple color, mid a.-Mimes a rich bh.ck when dry. This lit: id i-; kept for sale ! at the drug store of Pershing x Brown, and j w ill be found a much better and cheaper ar- : tide than any other now in use. Try it. i " " I.a-t week while the Sunday School Convention v. as in e-ion at this place, we t ere f;.j vored witlt a call from several ministers fn ni a dUl anee, and among others who called wa liev. Ir. Adam, of Chicago; editor of the Sunday School Trathcr, an inllucntial magazine devoted to the interests of Sunday Schools. M r. Adams left upon our table one of his magazines which he wished to hive us peruse and notice editorially. Ye have examined j the work, and rind much useful instruction j contained in iu pages. If the ltev. 3Ir. Adams wt.uld only practice what is therein taught, as well when afjstnt from his charge, as when present with his Hock, he would not j be found the apologist for sin upon the pretext that "there are none perfect.' The Sun. ' day Schuvl Teachir is a valuable instructor, and the editor, Mr. Adams, ia his report ot the Sunday .School Convention and things in this jdacc, should not omit any portion of the part he took in the instruction of teachers. You can get a splendid, all wool rassimere suit, made to order, for $15 at the New York Store, liombon, Ind. AVm. Si: ah, PropV. Cheapest Holte Kastward. Passengers for New York. Koston and New England cities, w ill be glad to learn that the Kric Kail way Company is yet issuing First ClafS tkkcts.lo New York at -2,70 less than rial Lines. The present auth jrized rates of the Company are: from Dunkirk to New York $i,0; liuU'alo to Xcy York, $h,7.j ; and Salamanca to New York, $7,"2.. To secure the benefits of these reduced rates, passengers rd.ould obtain tickets to Dunkirk, ISulTala or Salamanca instead of purchasing through coupon tickets to New York; and when at Dunkirk, IJullalo or Salamanca, procure a ticket for the remainder of their journey, at the Kric Kailwy Company's oilier, which are always open on the arrival fsf the trains of all WV-fcrn and .Southern Lines. Tht comfort and ph asurv to be derived from a trip in one of thos.j luxurious rolling palaces of the Kric Kailway, aside from the astonishing low rates of fare, should induce our incrthar.ts and others to take this route when roin' to New York or New Kngland, in preference to all other. To be turned out ofa home, improved by years of labor, would be a great hardship, ytt there are hundreds of men in Marshall county at all times subject to this misfortune A very large number of titles to land in this County are perfectly worthless as they stand; but many of them can bo corrected and perfected tit a slight expense. Do you, know reader, that the title to your land is good ? You may find too late that it is not. lly calling at our Abstract olliec you can Katisfy beyond a doubt. CoitltlN & VANVALKENllUnctr. Abstract oflice over the Hank.

Go to Uourbon and get n splendid beaver Overcoat made to order for $20, by Wm. 5iar. Sign of Nfcw Ycrk Stchf..

TnosE Beautiful CArpets ! Have you

seen them? at Wcstervelt & Co's, ; new pat terns, new styles, the largest carpet room and the best assortment in tow n, and with nut iinnhr tin lowest nrices. Half wool Irfgrain at oO cts per yard ; a.11 wool at 73 cts and 00 cts ; Fine Ingrain elegant designs at $1,:5.5 ; Has carpet at CO cts ; the host carpet chain fur ra carpet at 50 cts per pound. Our yung friend Kmil tirosh, formerly of the Hardware firm of Grosh & N'oble, IJourbon, has returned to Bourbon and embarked in the Hardware business airain, at the old stand. The new linn bears the name of Grosh !t Deck Dro's., and drive an extensive trade. Mr. Grosh is a thorough business man, and we bespeak for the new firm a liberal bharc.of trade from our patrons, and others. Illustrated History of the Holt Biijlk. We direct especial attention to the ad vertisement of thid work !n another column, which is now being offered to the citizens ol this county by Mr. Ira Brown. Mr. Brown in canvassing the county, will visit every family within reach, and soltcit subscriptions at the lowest possible figures. We take pleasure in commending the work to our readers, and hone that Mr. Brown, who has had the sad misfortune of losing one of his limbs, will meet with much success in the sale of the Work. Please Consider,. You can buy Best Chemical Salerntus at same price that is charged for ether brands that arc short weights and cheap goods, hence do not fail to always get the best Chemical. A number of prominent Republicans of this county nfe putting their heads together since the election to devise means for the establishment ofa Republican paper in this place, provided the editor of the radical organ does not evacuate the chair editorial, and give place to a man poscsscd of more political virtue. The Republicans have been rcrv much dissatisfied with the course pursued by their organ, fcr a long time, and have publicly denounced the editor as a curse to the party, and attrib utc their overwhelming defeat at the elec tion on Tuesday to the Republican news paper more than to any other cause. The establishment of another radical paper in this county would result in the death ol either one or the other of the piebald concerns, and our rieighbor across the way would hardly consent to give up the fielo to his tfaducers before he had exhausted at lcr.st a considerable pcrtijn of his suplilies. Wo fchall see wl'.t the new radical egg will bring forth. The progress of reconstruction in the south shows that the reconstructed Slates will le completely ruled by negfocs fttnl a few radical whites who have taken up their abode there in order to be elected to office. Even Ilrowulow sees this and i on a rampage ngainst northern radicals who have emigrated to Tennessee to secure positions they could never obtain in the land of their birth Yal;oos of this Class are to be found in every road district in Tennessee, and they are giving Brownlou some trouble. The oli traitor is decided ly opposed to outside influence in his State unless that influence is in harmony with his overbearing, tyranuieal and oppressive uotions relative to political a flair?. lit short to favor Brow::lov is all right ami proper, while to oppose HdwiiIow is likely to bring down his wrath with a vengeance. EUROPE. Florence, Oct. 7. Reports hourh received here from the south fdiow tha: thj revolutionary volunteers arc invading Uoman territory on all sides. Yesterday a detachment of trocps wa.sent out from Piome to meet the invader? in Frosmonc, a province lying southeast of the city. A fight took place between them and the (larabaldians, near the Abruzzi frontier. Tho Papal troops were again defeated, and compelled to fall back towards Home. Dispatches from Home state that great agitation and alarm prevails in that city. Florence, Oct. 7. Deputations are arriving here, and memorials are pouring in from all parts of the kingdom, demand ing that Home be made the capital ot Italy. The press throughout the country are urging subscriptions and money for the Garibaldi volunteer.'?, who have bcc wounded in the fights which have occurred at Vitcrbo. Pauls, Oct. 0 It U reported that Xapolcon has informed the Italian government that they may occupy the Uoman territory with its troops, but they must not enter the city of Home. Pauis, Oct. 7. A report is current that Prussia receives with favor the appeal ol the Italian government to the European powers against the treaty of September and will support the demands ol Italy in regard to Home. London, Oct. 0. The report that Sir August Paget is to be scut t i Washington as British Ambassador in place of Sir F. Uruce, is contradicted. A young American officer has been dangerously wounded in a recent fight with the 'i urk.s, in Crete. ji:rr ivis. Vi usluoi lliy Snforitiatloii C onci'riiiiiK Iii Ti FiictniONP, Oct. 7. The following faets relative to the coming trial of Jell". Davis aro from the best authority : The trial is set for the 1th Monday m Novcin bcr, and as the (Jovcrnincnt will not inter lere there will be no postponement by counsel on either hide. The oflencc of levying war against the United States will be testified to by Judge Scarborough, of Norfolk, Hon. Jim. (Jood, member of the Confederate Cotmress, and Capt. lfendven who were compelled to appear before the 2"orfolk grand jury and testify to faets upon which the indictment wis made. There will bo very few, if any, witnesses for the (lefenee, the fact of levying war being admitted. The prosecution will then proceed with the argument that the prisoner is guilty of treason. Counsel for defence will argue that he, being a citizen of the State, under its laws, a prior allegiance was due to it. and not to the Unite i States. It lias been positively asserted that Judgo Chase would preside, but as the Supreme Court commences its session

on the first Monday in December, this is not Jios'Sibld. The trial is expected to last

several weeks. TIic Iiirtfana Slate Fair; Indianapolis, Ind.. Oct. 7. The total receipts ot the State Fair held at Terre Haute were $2 1,024, against $14,000 last vear. The number of tick ets sold this vear was 05,200, against 33,000 lat year. The premium list and expense will amount to about 15,000. The fair was in every respect a success. PLVMOUTH MARKET C0RRICTED WEEK LT BT CI.EWELAND& HOUGHTON. Flourpcr barre' $100 Wheat per bu:hel SVi giMO Corn New GO 'Jl.l 7. Oats 30 (?40 Potatoes .r."fi! 60 Flax seed $1 .7;-2.0ii Lard 10(aM Butter 16$ '5 Kirgs 1 hVt'stvax 3 Tallow 9I0 n Hi Hides green 771.; " Drv :2 Hiv, wild $.no Time in.)0 Apples, green, per bushel 40ea5n ' Drv.per lb G(tf Cranberries $3,0003,25 PROF. I). MEEKER & SON, OPERATIVE SIRGEOXS, Resident of La Trtf. Indhitin. will hont Tlvinonth. tn.li.irn.nl OiePAltKEK HOUSK. on MONDÄY. ÜOTonrciC 14th and remain until Saturday 19th, for the pnrpo-c of attending to Surgical cases and Chronic hrn boon long and favoniVy kr.nwn r.s .in Operative Sunroon in the Wi'st. lie ha he-n ;i resident of La Porte. In li tn:i. for Tliirtv-t.vo years: has taught Anal- j omv auifl Surirery for fift-cn winter in medical col- !: of the Wrst, and has civen particular attention to the study, treatment, and operation in surgical cas 's. He va Mjrireoii of I. S.V. in the late war lor fonr year, and hus had a htrire and extensive pracrire and experience in his profession. He will pay particular attuntiun to patients who may desir an opportunity of :i v:ii!jir thenisi-ivoH of hi j-kill and esperi.-nee in flie art of surgery. He has practiced 1 i profession Jn the West for Thirtj two years, and is well aTjuaiutrd wilh all disease incident to the Western Stntes. They will examine anil prescribe for Chronic Diseases, particularly Throat and Lung diseases. Hj2 A Stimi latino Tonic Lirn Bitters. Good health is a blessing. Tlie way to enjoy such is to take a wine erlass full of Stiucki.and's Life Hitters two or three times a day. They create a good appetite : they strengthen the stomach ; they cure habitual constipation. Nervousness and Headache; they make the old feel young. If you wish long life and good health, use Strickland's Lilc Hitters. For sale in bottles by druggists, and by the drink at all saloons and groceries. " vl2n27 ly. jl uj -7V jx. :o. x - j03 00 will bi paid if, upon analysis of Dr, Heckell j Vk;etai?i.k A'ii n Ci uk, it U found to contain any fJCIXIXE. AKSEXIC. STKVCIINIXEor POISON, or any iiiirrvd-.-nt l;:t vMilt ir PURELY VEG LR ADLE, a it name hnicat"s. Drt. HECKELIS V Er. ETA ELK AGUE CURE W?. not broak down the sy.-tcm in one part to rotnovc the li'-eae in another. Ii hns Ptood the test ami performd oiirc', when all other reiiv.'illon had failed. IT CURES INSTANTIA", and ia ro instance will the person have iaor th in one Chill after the first doe, ar.it irt the ma;oritjrofca not even that. It accomplishes Its work hy DESTKOYINO THE CAUSE of the dUcasf. It ?oiitninno ((n!nhv, no ArMcn'c, no mineral, no I'oison. fall for Dr. HECKELIS VEGETABLE AGIT. CL'UE and take no other. Do not be' imposed upon by !iair. your Druggist or tnulosm.in tell yon he h.ii mil dealer sen.: rally. rKRsiiixr. v r.Rowx. Ajjents for Plymouth, lad.n.12 Cm Tut: People's Ynnnirr, No one need nfiVr with tho piles. W. U". I'cebce, fanner, living nerr Italannz-no, Mich , says "after suflerin-j intehsely with the Piles for thirty vars, one hol tie of Dr. Strickland's PPcIfrmtdy cured me. C. L. (ilass, Janesvillc, Wis., says one bottle cured him and his brother. A. II. Hose. Postmaster, Peru,- O., says it cured him in a few days. 41 in Notice. I earnestly call on all knowing themselves indebted to the late firm of II. I. Dickson fc Co., to call at once and settle their account. I hope thev will not wait for mother and louder call. The books must be settled and I must have monev. .--iw II. IL DICKSON. Uring your produce, liuk, wool, t:illov xnl rranlMTric, to L. Xnl:itun Si C., nntl receive the highest priec in cash for them, or groceries as cheap an l good as in any house in tov. n. They do business at their old stand, No. 2o, cast side Miehiiran street. 5-2 v All who arc in want of Scwinir Machines can he furnished at Vaul's boot Sc slue store with the very brst Sewini; Jlnchhies that are made, both the Singer and the Grover tfc lin ker mat -bines, and at prices as low as thev ein be bouirbt lor in the United States. 13-tf IIELMH )LD'S FXTRACTBUCIIU ntl Im-nrove-.l ROSE WASH cures seorct aii'l delicate tlisordfr in all their tapei at little expense, lit tle or no change in wiet. no inconvenience and no exposure. It is pleasant in tate and odor, immediatf in i action, and Tree Irom alt injurious properties. Just received it Paul's, a very fine lot of Ladies', Misses and children's Philadelphia custom made Hahnoral Shoes and Polish Hoots, of the very best material anlwork manship that can be produced, and all warnt cd. -4 4t MANHOOD AND OUTHFIJL VIGOR arc "aincd bv Hem eoi.t.s Fxteact Ccchu. Consumption Curable Iy Dr Scheiick iilfMlio:iirs TO CL'KK CONSUMPTION, tho tem mnt he pre pared co that llic lnnjjs will h al. To arcinIiili this, the liver and ftomatli nnit flrct le clcansvd and an npiM'tite created forpod wlmlcfomefood, which, hy tln-s nifdirint'M will b- ili'cl-l proiK-rly, anl t'ciwl lioalthy l)lxl in:id; thus builflinj up the constitution. SCIIKNVK'S MANDKAK K I'ILI cl.-an-o the ctomach of all hillious or tnncoiis accumiilatiotis; and, hy usin tin- Sea Weed Tonic in connection, tho appetite I restored. Si.'linCNK'S rt'I.MOIC SYRl'P l nutiicions as well a medical, and. Iy il-dnir the three remedies, all iinpuritie are esM'lleil from th f.vstem. nd pood. wliolesoiiH hlood made, which will repel all liscRie. If patients will take thst inedh ines accurdin? to diiecti'n-, t'on-utnption very freiiently in Its last Masrc? yields reaililyto their aelioii. Takt: I ho pills rretpiently, tu tl.'arsf tlie liver and -ttm -ti. Ii doc nut follow that ltecauto tin bowels are not Costive they are not required, for fojm-tiniett in tli.irrheu they nre neressnry. The stomach nut Im kept healthy, and 11 nppetili created to allow the Pulmonic Syrup tu act on the' resjdntorv organs propel ly and allay any irritation. Then all that ia required to p rlorm n permanent cure Is, to Dfv'vcut Ukui cold, lixet'isi! anoiii rue rooms as innen us poHsible. eat nil the richest food fat meat, atne, und. in fact itnvthinn the appetite craven ; but be particular and masticate w II. 2nd w. ra. mo 1 yr. SIIATTKRF.I) CONSTITUTIONS RI STORK l by IIklmdold's Kxtract Bl'Chü. Examiner's :ITotioe. I w ill bold a TEACH Kit's INSTITUT at the SemInarv Huildhnr. in the town of I'lvinouth, commencing n the fir ol MOXHAY F (K TOllfl,'. and to continue in senion 01, e week. cloinjon Saturday, the l!th. with an ermniii), tion ol teachers, that beiuj; my day for Puhlie Lxaiiiiuation for the month. Every person desiring to teach Murine the winter, or next Ummer. ntnt avail them-i l v. or the advantaeB of this institution. It Is desiirned 10 pivc fufl and ampli! Instructions upon th! fir-t principles of all the braneheH taught in our fchool. nNo the uso of the P.lack board, Outline Map. Olobes, Ac. MARK CUMMINT.S. ti5w21 . Examiner. RINGS VBOETABLI1 AMDROSA A rarf urtile for the hair. Sold onl? at I.F.MON'8 Prug Store.

IMPORTANT NOTICE ! . All persons knowing themselves indebted to me for Surveying cansave eost bj calling and paying up immediately: n3tf J. M. HUNGER helMbolds fluid extragt

Is a cert ain cur for diseases of the UlADPEPv, KlDNKYS.GRAYKLi, DItOPSY, Organic weaknkss. fuLb cofr1 L A 1 N TS , t K NEIIAL EKßihlTY, And all dife.isej of the . . URINARY dRGANS; MALE OR FfiMAtE, whether existing in from whatever caue oriintin? and no matter of HOW LONG STANDING. Diseases of tlie?e orgui reijuire the of r diuretic. 1 1 no treatment i.- sub;nr.t;J to, Ccnpumption or Insinify m:tv ensue. Our flesh and blood are supported f-orn these sources, uud the llKtl.TII AMD IIrPINE33, and that of Postonty,depends upon prompt use of jl claOle remedv. IIEltiBOLlt'S EXTRACT Dl'CIIl cstabli-hed upwards of lSvears, nreparcd by 11. T. fiiCLTlR!MiC l 4iM Rro.nl wav. New Yoik.and 101 South 10th Street, Philadelphia, Ta. 12-24 mmmi 'y.lj O A v4f Hit Ife SUCCESSORS T, T7T. MoConncll, DEALERS IN PROVISIONS. Qiieensware. Glassware Stoneware, &c. ! Highest market price pnul for COÜNTßT PRODUCE AT THE Old Stand OF RlCJi & SMITH, Opposite the Parker House. 2 3m Survey Ji'otiec N'OTICrc is herehy L'iven that Ihc uiulcrsiffiicd, County Survovor of Mar.-hall county. Indiana, will, at the request of !-uc ! fc Ilro. on the Vld and 21th days or October, 1M7. proceed to survey and mphiivmc thf following lauds in Mui1:p.11 county: Scclioiisi'J and '2H. T. "i N.. K. 3, K.. and estahlish the corners of the binds beloiiln to Kud Isaac l'c & I'.ro., in i-am sections j ?aid snr ey w ill 1-e continued from day to day, if nef' -;.iry. tillVoiopleted. Non resident owners of lands Sn said sections who fail to meet no? nt the time abovenientioned. ai.J defray, or provide for delrayins. their prtion of the t j-peii-e-of f aid survey, will he returned to tht county Auditor as delinquent, nnd .., , dliiiu. ncies placed 1 tue tax uupucate 'mr couectioii according to law. lüt:: J. M. IvI.IN(!I:R, Surveyor. .VOTICE TO S JZfjff. iL.f.VJI Notice U herebj' zirtn that the undersigned, Guardian of Olive I. Kmcry, Albeit J. Kniery. Anna M. Kmcry, minors, will 8eM at public auction at the door of the Court Home, in Plymouth, on Friday, the !ih day of October, l&fi7, the undivided two-thirds part of th Weht half ol the Sonth-wcft cjuulcr of section thirtv-six, in townsliip thiity-tl ree, north of rano three '.I each contain hi"; eighty acien more or Icos, eitu.Uc in M.ir.dia'.l count', Indiana. TKRMSOF SALE: One-third cuh; one-third in nine month", und the remaining opo-tli'rd in tMhtccn nnoiiths from the day of sile, taUiti the purehiier's notes with j;ood Irci'hold .fciirity, waiving vuliut'.on and appreise aient l.nvi, or inoi tapre n s:iid premises. Sale lietweon the hours of 10 A. i?. tml 4 I. M The widow's intere!tin said lands will be sold at the same time n! on the sum jerms. 3wII rilKIJB KMKRY, Guardian. NOTICE. All persons will tale notice that on the night of thetM day of September, 167, toe follow in; I'oscriocd note w;n pto'en from me ; a note for one humlrt'd dollars, p'pii,.l by S. Ft. Kdwards, and payable to John Uani'et. All persons nre hereby warned sgaint puicliasin!; said note or any not signed by S. R. Kdwanls ami pavable to John Hamlet, as said FMward has been duly notified nol topaj the same to out othi person than myself- JOHN II AM LET. (t2) Notice it hereby jriv en t':at my wife, Anna Böham, lias lelt my bed und board without cine. nd I therefore warn U persons not to harbor or trust her on my account, as I hdl not pav her debts. Ill RAM BO 1 1 AM. Sept 24, If 67

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GOOD WILL TO MEN NEW GROCERY PROVISION STORE ! Ia lift idem racentlv occupied bj Nichols x Bakery, 1 Door Soiitfi of Fred Koonz1 Bakery ÖA MICliliJA SJftEETt fTbfr're may be fennfl a well selected and new dock Of Family Croccries, coLsiitinj: in part of l ;.VE5 , COFFIiE, TEA$, F JLO U 11 , TO O A e tT, S PIC E j reppor.JFisb, Soap. CLcese, Cracker, SALT by ths BARREL, WCODENWARE Broom, Tire-stuff. I::di0, Madder, Alum, Blue Yitiol, Writing and Letter PAPER, STEEL PENS, Powder, Shot, Lead fc Cays, Duryea's Celeb. ated Satin Starch, Riddle end Hongiaud' Ctlebiated E0YAL BAKING POWDER, All of w hich will he sold very low for CASH, or In exchange for Country Produce ! Such as Butter, Eg, Totatoe, paper rajs, Ac. 1SL "Y T :si Will lr t'i inrit nnd r.ljtnin tli rorflrfence of th c izen of Plyrtiontb and f urroucding conntry, liy fair an J upright dealing, for MY POLICY IS TV people with Ch?ap Family Groceries to supplr, And all my cus'tomerti to ntirr By the ypt'tn of O.VA'pricrto'nll, To Jew or Gentile, great or small. So com alone, yon need not f.-nr Ao "vin!T around the circle" here, Tml I'll prove to your full satisfaction That you can do better here than at any auction. !-tf -Orxaxr.Tisii'tQO vilil y!r.cip;l of life. AVlica by trrjgressing the of naturo wc impairXüe worLiags cf ttfyt beautiful rr.cchanjui which God n:ade iSrfcct, nature, Viough. her great Electrical atter ,' inalyC a powerful elici t to remove te impcuicnt v.-!iich clegs tho circulatVn of t!j raagp.ctic forces. To .".ist Nature, yso tho "Electro Magnetic Flaid,"preprcJ by the Swain Manufacturing Coiapany, which is nothing less than Electrica ia liquid form, and is undoubtedly tho most wcndarful as wtU as most useful chemical discovery cf this age of fruitful research. It ia composed of the most powerful ingredients known to chemistry, and wiicn combined by this, tha only known prices, anl applied to tho human form, it supplies tha diiücicacy of magnetic power, needed to banish disease, T Palsy of long standing, Scrofula, and l'pilcptic fits have been cured in a fevr raiautcs, while Rheumatism and Neuralgia, those giant diseases which have for ages LaüleJ medical tkill, 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 baihinj ioliori: Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Talsy, Fits, Swelled Joints, Scrofula, fctiff Vhs, Spasms, Deafness, Cancer, White Swelling, Sadt Rheum, Sore Ejes, Femalo Weak Eack, Spinal Affections, Prolapsus, And other Female Diseases. 'emember that its use involves no long tedious, uncertain, and costly experiment, but its good effects will bo seen nlmosi .'cftantly while in co case can it possibly dc nrm. V' 1 . it i r 1 u x iu 1 iic proprietors lor circular ciyitainhtz certificates from Tell known oaiicns cremarkablo cures, effected bTthis mcdiciiro after all other rcmed;s had failed lo relieve. One botryj will be sent to My part of the tmtcd biXcs on receipt: one dollar. DR. dll. SWCIN 5: CO.; Sucasnribt JAUL .VOR HELL, Proprietors 31 Koiitti tViLlor Street, C'lilcaso. S'äJ by leaJing Jrog-UU cTery where. lVr -tl ly Also for sale by all Drusts in Plvmouth. vl2n I?y virtue ofa commission and order of s.ile isned by the Clerk of the Man-hall Circuit Court. I will ofi'er for sale to the highest bidder, at public auction, at the Court Houe ooor in the town of l'lymouth, MarLall county, Indirna, On Saturday, OdLcr I9l7i, 1SG7, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of caul day, the rents and profits for a term not exccedins seven years, the following described real estate, pitnatedin Marshall county, Indiana, to-wit: 1't Nnmber (25) twenfy-fiye. in John F. Parks' First Addition to the town of Dourbon, in the county of .Marthall and t?tate of Indiana, with all tenements, improvements and appurtenance thereto tieloniiif:. And in case the r.mt? and prtdits fail to sell f.r a 'utu Hullicient to pay tlie amount d.-nirmded by paid commission and order of sale, I will, at the P:ime time iir.d place, and in like manner. 3Vr for pah? to the h:ihe-t bidder, nt pu'dic auction, the fee pimple, or the entire ri.ht. title, iniercirt and eslalc of I diiiiind s. l'ih. and Jennie Ki.-h. in and rotte above describ-d rctl es-tate, to patify paid writ in tuvor of William II. Cny. W illiam II. Simmons and James lleiidi-rson. r.nd aaint Ktlr.iunJ S. l-'ih and Jennie Fish and Mnthew Erwin, replevin hail, said tale tobe made without regard o nppraisenieut lavs. nJtpfj.'.' DAVID HOW, Sheriff M. C. Bv virtue of a commission and order of pale f-nd by the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court, I will olTer l'"r sale to the hinht bidder, at public auction, ftt th? Court House door in Plymouth, Marshall county, ludiuna. On S'iturtftry, O tr 19.7, 18C7, bctwenthe hours of 10 o.cloclc a. m. and I o'clock p. m. of said day. th-; rert and profit for a t-rm not exceeding peve:i"vear. orth'J foliowinor described real et-tate, situated in .Marshall county, liu'.i.ina, to-wit: CotnmeiK'in; nt the south-west corner of pection thirteen (i:i) of Michigan lload ljind. runniiii; thence west seven rod four and H-12 leet. thence north ti the north bank 01 Yellow Iticer. thence up the river lt:llie bank to a point due north of the slnrtinr point. Ilience r-oiitli to I!e pinceoi o. iniim. coi ia nr two Acres with all the tv-neinent and improvement ih re on. In Marshall county, Indiana. And i. case the rents aed profits fail to sell for a sum pti tin lent to pay the amount ilm.im-u oy rio com tsl.iti to patisTy said writ in favor of Johnson Itrow nlee ami aciint Jwo Klinker atid Mary A. Kliiier, said sale to be made without regard ta appraisement law. ntttpflO ft AVID HOW, Sheriff, M. C. TUST PRKMICM . OF A SILVER MCOAL BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE 2 B th !t. K. Stte irkulursl 5.lt. at 1Q lu I klr b.Mti in Xit. M,a. U, fß DARliETT'3 Vegetable Hair Restorative 1 bwvm'Uf the ntwt p.lAr arttrlr Pir R.tr tut aud Hmuiiffint, th Hi. th.-t - IP . ft. H,i. ön nl M't-eh. In is ..lit, nt di-pintl.ni l !! m tl pitltlic. Bia.t lM,urr- 11. wm .v mm. Journals. J.R.DBTT fcCQ. WO LORD & SMITH, CHICACO, Irinwivl Aftnti for tos Nea-ttiwestern State. Tof'ia'eby E. T. t'ie, PrarhrU PlTmooth, Ind. ;r.r.-?i

ml.-Pioimnd onl -r or sale, l w:,i. at uu kiiik- nine aim j g;,n,e n;nc, an l place, and in like m inner. o3cr lor ÜiJZ oV ÄJ ! le .to the hi,l, st bidder, at l;nbhe auonoti. the ribt, title Interest and estate of .lessee Klincer und fee Pimp e. or the cnt it e ibt . t t le interest i;t M;tv A. Klinir Tin and to the above t'eporibed real I rsate uf Nancv J. Gunn nnd Cli.irh s F. (i mm ih

Advantages of this Plow. It will last from Ihreo to six tlmM lan ;re r than any other Strcl Cloor umI, asvohen l-y ajodr. Thij La t ften he;n prove-J by actual o Ux, 'jrri'.t" i;il, occMiaailly to Li in t'.: tiarpini of treair in the Vt. lu which bet-tl 11 been li:itnl!y ct through' la plowing cibtr scr or lex, it biviar alrcvlf j-1-jwti cur t'nt) Luiiici ettci of the Ka'aa til withcut yet Loiag hsit wi a. It will "scour'.' in tiio most dilScvil; whfr nil othef Maw Im f tile 3. If thrro li rI cf jjroanl anyrhr ?a wiiica it tit tcoit. we J.rt -rt tj flnJ it. It draw3 lighter than tnf 6tr rbw while cuttiaj lu nui wiJt'j aul cepih. Tlio Sha.ro can bo eharpened, or a Tviint wel 1J cn, ai rftJily r. on crKnirr I'lw, Lr an Li tcktrnith wh uaJdi-st.it:'.! his t:;', tL (tol la ltifrlly ia all e, auvl uik tiualT"'. Any section can to replaced by a tlunlicite. to 1 l il uf inr At: t .u tt M.,r. Iji' .'tI

! auJ Jloul lbj.ir Is at cst in :-ioul Ii. ' It is well stocked vrith JTcvr Ensign I second-growth tl:ner, and tb rtandAi J It M-n uLt ir'.'n, f itU -lots" ia iLe cup cj -i tj riT vr tak Luid it j fl3illl. Ifc plow.? at tny dspth, frcni threo to twelv iucliei, wotki peifccily ia either uUL:,r tuif. leire adiia finrw, rjid taruj uuJti- ttutl lj iiij ioA truh ej.uplttte'.jr It i3 tho cheapest rior in tho JCSworl I. juitu aura a t'"vi cintny ia' I T:fij :"six dallirs enco. rttiipr l.ij five d .il.ii Lvecri'x Cjtftimei over; in n.t hisini; tui; -! y.mr teirptr, .'boCAi your PI jvr wjli't -eur;' (in 1 'j l.-ii. M if n qii&rtrora fifth nivre woik, wi;h the .i.io vit. -rh quality an quantity of r.Tk it ill tncnr lo 4prf irm lamt ba cop.niJer t, as e!i as tlieeuet pnc. 4in dterraininz whether or n-H the 1'low ia chap. jti'lows are u;J lot profit, an 1 Vit ort cut nf chck J&tht mot dUUrs ani cents cm Itgrt, in rrcjotVfi H 4tf"i'U cod, it t'te chtapat, and we at e confidant a aa -get more th.in a Lundrl dollar' wvrtii of plw" 4-rery time he gats cue cf. thc:e. These remarks are made after a familiarity with the merits cf most cf the kxm Mow In use in the West, many cf which. Lave jujt'.y earbed a gorl rapuUlioo. fi Our new model "3" Plovr ia 4"'tei-ne.l espreritly fjr elubble and ful i:rojn.l. $-IIeretof.ro we hava had only the 'C pattern de. SSigtied for. botK, tb'rf ah I rtill'Me. Tlie "IT and 4Zmr -C" pattern together will tnitMo ns. to met th -C'4Tiewi of all ai t shns. a;i 1 give tiij eith tf-WA'' or leaiT powj tiey prefer.' Call and see them. Warranty very liberal For Sale only by BUCK & TO AN, Plvmouth, Ind. 12-26-tf. r c: oT 9 & 0 5 I M 5 s H- - & 11 3 S y is n S si rJ " tr r. O O Vi 3 ! 0 1 X -4 n in O TTb 5 ft IM 1 5" ' r; - 2. M P ..W e 5 5- S -r H 5 c 2 - 0 3 c u. 22. O 5 H o o Silt riir tair. I?y rirtueof a comniiviii and oril-r of pa'e iuted by the Cletk of the .Matt.i-H'm.mon Fla Court, I will olfer lor pale to tlie highest bidder, at puolic auction at the loor of the Court House, in Plun nilh, .Marshal; counts ltidui:n,n S.ilurr,t. Ocfo'er 10, ls07, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. in , and 4 o'ciock p. m. ol paM day the rent bd profits for a term r"it exeeeiiin? fevrn reats of f!:e folio ti:e descriled real ct4tv' ritu.ittd iir M tmlull Cox!.' tv, livliaoa : ! i ot uuinber one hunlrej and fevn (1) in Th.i vet 's second ad di'icti to the to a of Bourbon, M itpn-rM Coüvty. Indiana. And in c?c the renu.uiJ profits fail to eil for a su n suihcietit lo pay the amount demanded by paid commission and tjrtler ol pale, I will, at the mid to the above Jeaei !cd real otjt. to allst nid writ in favor t I'On iliore, H iruil'en M. Stley,tnd Ch irles W. Citllr tt, tinder the firm name ol Short-s. ialey Co., nnd oafust Nänfv J.Uunn and Charlvs K. ITnur. DaVII) llOW.lcikTM. C 4w3 pf 2.1 (J II. ÜKKVi; N5UUAXCI-J ACTEXT. sures Fjpertt. ?t-ck an! Li res." Cah Cap taluver FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. I In the hest joint St ick Companirg in the i United States O No assessment for lo5c. Office 11 iTA'MOUTli, ICITvViV. Policies i.ued in Eiisllrt aud German, aid Losses paid Ird. 11 llotf. Ftissoltilifiit. rprilIE eopattiicrsbip berets" re Tbtiiig in th ?roI cry busJiie. betw een Al. IVccker and Nathan llecker. under tUe firm name of Ab. I leck er A Co. been dissolved mntnal eonsrnt. The bupinept will be continued at th part? fta)! r T?-?Hp1 b fftw

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