Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 13, Number 6, Plymouth, Marshall County, 10 October 1867 — Page 4

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Oandkercblef or Glove

Fllrtatlons Drawing across the eyes I am sorry. Taking by the center You are too willing. Dropping We will be friends. Twirling in both hands Indifference. Drawing across the checks I love you. Drawing through the hands I hatn you Letting it rest on the right cheek Yes. Letting it rest on the left cheek No. Twirling in tho left hand I wish to get rid of you. Twirling in the right hand I love another. Folding it I wish to speak with you. Over the shoulder Follow mc. Opposite corners in both hands Wait for me. Drawing across the forehead We are watched. Placing oo the right ear You have changed. Placing on the left ear I have a mes sage for you. Letting it regain on the eye You are cruel. Winding round the forefinger I am engaged. Winding round the third finger I am married. Winding round the thumb Don't speak to me now. Winding round the wrist You are looking very well to-day. Tying in a single knot May I escort you ? Putting knot to forehead Who h that with you ? Putting knot to cheek A relative. Putting knot to chin Only an acquaintance. Putting knot to right side My sister. Putting knot to leftside My brother. Putting knot to right eye My husband. Putting knot to left eye My wife. Patting knot to right shoulder De careful. Putting knot to left shoulder All right. Putting little finger throught knot He (or she) is pretty. Putting kuot to lips Not so pretty as you. Winding round left-hand finders I waited for you. Winding round right-hand fingersI could not come. Drawing knot downwards towards you, quickly Come thia evening. Drawing knot downward and shaking head Don't come. Tossing knotted handkerchief up and catching it I don't believe it. Plaeing loose handkerchief on left arm You'd better belie e it. Placing loose handkerchief on right arm You bet. Wind ing in and out of fingers of left hand Will you be there. Winding in and out effingers of ricrht hand Tell her (or him) who I am. .N. r.'ractice rerlecteth. Etymology of the word IIoosifu The venerable and witty Dr. Wood, in 1113 iarewell discourse to his cnarire. Michigan City, gave the following account, ot ths "true origin ot the word Hoosier: "When tin Ohio Falls canal was bein constructed, a number of Indianians and Kentuckians were thrown together on the work, the result being a continual war between the representatives of the rival States, in most every encoun'- the 'Corn Crackers proving victorious, until their Opponent Legan to regard them, as they claimed tobe, 'half horse half alligator,' and able to whip anything mortal. In the southern part of this State, about this time, was a Pole an cx-oOieer under Napoleon, who gave lectures on the war, in which he took occasion to praise up his own troops the famous Iluzzars to such an extent that the impression conveyed to his hearers was that the Hussars or Iloosars, as he pronounced it were invincible, worse even than the 'half boss half alligator' Kentuckians. At least this was the idea that a young man by the name of Short had of them, who had listened in breathless admiration to the lecturer's thrilling description. Well, fehort went down to work on the canal, and being a new comer, was immediately set upon by the Kentucky bullies, for the purpose of trying his metal. The metal was good and he trhashed three ot the 'Corncrackers' in succession. Throwing up his hat and giving a yell, he exclaimed ! Tni a Hoosier V This is the true origin of the word, and there arc persons in the State who knew thh boy, Short, and the incident." EnanicIIliK Ladles' Faccn. , . Fron U Mode Jhis is the way it is done: You first apply to the human face divine a wash of elder water, which removes every impurity. This done, you lave Ihe face anew with tepid water, then dry the skin with fine linen till it is perfectly gmooth and velvety. You then apply to this surfaca a perfectly white, a pink white, or a cream white enamel. The real Paris enamel or (mail de Paris is slightly tinted. It n a paste, and covers the surface smothly, making it marble like This artificial covering being thick, lasts i . 1... a long time, Dut tne lace must not he wash -r l . ea. in oraer 10 remove any imrmntv from the skin, or rather from the enamel a fmali sponge dipped in rose water is used, and tne enamel carelully restored. Ristori's face is enameled slightly. The followers of this fashion are, in England, Miss Burdett Couth, and the fair lady whose husband refused to pay several thousand pounds for numberless enamelinga. The price lor a "permanent enameling" is 350. If skilfully doue, and the cheeks touched with rouge, with a little "fixing up" of eye browö, you cannot, at night, and a foot or two off, tell an old woman from a young 030. In America, the fair Mrs. R. fdlows this fashion so thoroughly that sh coats her face, arms and neck with the preparation. She is kept in countenance by the wealthy Mrs. B. and sundry others. A great thinker has said that "egotism is an infirmity that perpetually grows upon a man, till at last he cannot bear to think of anything but himself, nor even suppose that others do The parson who prefaced his sermon with, "Let us say a few words before we begin," I about eqial to the chap who tock a short nap before lie went to ileep.

K.11 Gloves. From a New York Letter. The new style of kid glove is finished with a cord and tassel, lac'iDg on the back of the wrist for ornament, not use. Duttous are used to some extent for fastening gloves, but the new gloves are clasped with studs mechanically fastened to one side. The varieties of gloves are the plain, with two buttons; long wrists with welt and band, fastened wiih three buttons, or with twu studs; a wider band, with three studs ; and long-armed gloves with four studs ; the larger ones with six. The studs take the place of three buttons. The fashionable color in gloves are "cuir," Russian gray, a purple hue, French gray, a lavender tint, lilac, purple, lavender, amber, and Giraffe. Perhaps the ladies who purchase Alexandre's gloves, at Stewart's, do not know that a gentleman who serves them 13 the genius who devises the improvements, and designs the new colors and styles for the retail trade. He goes

through the forest and gathers autumn leaves of every hue, bleuds them, and studies the effect in light and shade, and so devises new colors. During the day he is in his place at the counter. Iiis evenings are srent, often to a late hour, in study, and in getting up new designs and colors that arc lorwarded to the manuiacturer. Friendship. We should make it a principle to extend the hand of Friendship to every man who discharges faithfully his duties and maintains cood order who manifests a deep interest in the welfare of general society. whose deportment is upright, and whose mind is intelligent with out stopping to ascertain whether he swings a hammer or draws a thread. There is nothiug so distant from all natural claim as the reluctant, the backward sympathy, the forced smile, the checked conversation, the hesitating compliance, which the well off are apt to manifest to those a little lower down, with whom, in the comparison of intellect and principles of virtue, they sink into insignificauce. Theodore Parker aptly compared some who grew suddenly rich to cabbage growing in a bed. They smother the violets, but after all they arc nothing but cabbage heads. A man told a beggar-boy he had better ask for manners thau money. To which the boy replied that he had asked for what the man seemed to have the most of. A revengeful individual sworo he would have revenue on a man who had offended him. uRy Jove, said he, buy his boy's each a tin horn." I'll An exchange says the most dignified, glorious and lovely work of nature is woman the next, man and thirdly, the Denshire pi O A critic calls the verses arM sentimental stoxies of young writers the tccth-cat-tiDg and measles of literary iufaucy. 'Tlimi r.-nnoit In tli" Imsnni " na flu chap said when a basin of water was thrown over him by by the ladv he was screnading. Women are true to one another in all things but babies ; and there, it must be confessed, they do flatter each other a little bit, A mathematician had discovered that an iufallible method for producing division in families is to vurftiply jealousies. Self-love is at once the most delicate and the most vigorous of our defects ; a nothinj -wounds it, but Lothing kills it. A young lady in Tennessee, vhen kiss ed says . "you thief, put that right back where you got it. The man who trieJ to whistle a bar of soap; has attempted to a ing a stave off a molasses cask. "Sally, what time do your folks dine?" ''Soon as you go away that's missus' orders." The vanity of human life is like a river. constantly passing away, and yet constantly coming on. We are never satisfied that a lady un derstands a kiss unless we have it from her own mouth. Love without money has been compared to a pair of shiny leather Loots without soles. A fop is like a cinnamon tree the lark is worth more thau the body. A governess advertising for a situation says she is perfect mistress of her oicn tongue. When are writers like cattle? When they arc driven to the pen. Poetry is said to be a gift, but it very oiten proves to be a thctt. The mug of a fool is known by there being notlnng in it. What is always farthest from a dog's thoughts? The end of his tail. When is a literary work like smoko ? when it comes in volumes. The earliest tubular bridge, "the bridge oi mo Lose. A wheel, unlike a horse, runs the bet tcr for being tired Indisputable a lady's will. Ißr. Samuel M'asin will visit WARSAW City Hotel, Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 2Ü and 27. fAT itiltir I iimv rn i rr lAJJiUJUiiA nnoaes House Monday, Oct. 28. LARWILL Tuesday, Oct. 29. BOURBON American House, Wednes day, Oct. 30. PLYMOUTH Parker House, Thürs day, Oct. 31. nMl.

T1IE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT

Official Paper of Marshall County, Term, S a, Year. A WEEKLY JOURNAL, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, AT PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. Devoted to the interests of the Democratic Party, the principles of "Washington, Jeffer son and Madison, and to the best interests of the people of Marshall county. Believing that the objects of the so-called Republican party are to inllct upon this once happy country, the enfranchisement of the negro race, Mid the ultimate disfranchisement of all white citizens who do not subscribe to their theory, vc shall oppose that negro-lov ing, constitution-hating enemy of free gov eminent with all the ability wc possess. We believe that this is A WHITE MAN'S GOVERNMENT, made by white men, for the benefit of white men. We bcliere also that there should be no privileged class in this country; the rich man should be no longer exempt from taxation, while the laboring man has to toil and sweat to pay the expenses of the government. The Democrat is firmly established on a solid foundation, and the proprietor will spare no pains to make it worthy the support of the Democracy of Marshall county. He asks the co-operation of all Democrats in aiding to extend its circulation, and hopes the interests of the party will not be further jeopardized by the apathy of men who might, with Tery little effort, double the circulation of their county organ. Will find tho Democrat a paying medium or advertising. Advertisements will be nserted on reasonable terms, for any length of time required. THE DEMOCRAT ESTABLISHMENT. Having purchased a full assortment of all the latest styles of Job Type, we are prepared to execute JOR PRINTING of every dc scription in the highest style of the art, on terms that will guarantee satisfaction. Every Description of FANCY JOB PRINTING, Programmes, Blll-Hoads. Ball vuruo, etc. S L. HARVEY, Prop r. Merchant's celebrated GARGLING OIL, an Indispensable article for the armer, proprietorsof LtrervSiablea and own r. Stock generally Beware of Counterfeit rot. InW y) T. A. LEMON, Ag

TO COSM73IITIVJL:S. The advertiser, having bwn restored to health In a few weeks by a simple remedy. after havlrg suffered for several years with severe lun affection and that dread disease, consumption, it anxious to make known to Iiis follow sufferers the mean of cure. To all who desire it he will send a copy of the prescription ucd free of charge, with directions fjr preparing aod uaing the name, which they will Und a mrf cure for tbnumptn Atthmo, Vowjh, (W,and all Throat and Lun affection. The only object of the advertiser in endine the prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer w ill try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Partics wi-hinjr the prescription, free, bv return mail, will

piease address itev. tuwAKi a. wiusua. aoyi illtamsburg, Kings iso., rs. i . PERSHING & BRiOWN Would call the attention of the public to their full an w ell selected stock of goods, well suited to this marke consisting in part of DRUGS, MEOICIXCS, I4IXTS, STAT10XKRY, SCHOOL BOOKS L AMI'S, LAXTKRXS, COAL OIL, YANKEE NOTIONS, Wall and Window Pater, Perfumery, Albums, DYE STUFFS, CIGARS, FINE CUT TOBACCO, CANDIES, PATENT MEDICINES, kc. PHYSICIAN'S, and FAMILY PERBCRIPTIONS FILLED TO ORDER. Call and see our stock before purchasing elsewhere. 12-22-ti PERSUING 6 DROWN. T. A. LEMON, DRUGGIST, East side Michigan St. Plymouth, lud Dealer in DRUGS,' MEDICINES 5irc Wines and JLiqitors, For Medicinal Purposes, LINSEED OIL, 15ENZOIL, SPIRITS TURPENTINE WHITE LEAD, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, LAM) OIL, NEATSFOOT OIL, COAL OIL, LA PS, &c, WALL PAPER, AND WINDOW CURTAINS SCHOOL ROOKS. STATIONARY, BLANK BOOKS, &c, &c, ko. PHYSICIANS are particularly requested to call and examine the stock and prices before purchasing else where. i nivriotriiAn ..n. Mit ,i4 h aicians Prescriptions and Family Receipts, bj n Experienced DRUGGIST. a. BLA.IIT, & CO., DRUGGISTS, Southwest corner of Michigan and G a 10 Street?, PLYMOUTH. INDIANA. HAVING just recived a fresh supply of every article in our line of trade, con.-Hstinrmainl v of Drills, Medicines, Paints OiU, Dye Stufls, arni?h, Rriuhes, Perfumery, Yankee rot'.oii3, Glass, Stationary , Pure Medicines, and Liquors for medical purposes only, to winch we reppecufullj invite the attention of this community. We have also on hand a stock of G-HOOERIES, Tea, Coff;c, Sugar, Tobacco .Cigars, etc. Tobe disposed ofat very reasonable figures. Within a few diys past, we have received irom Pittsburgh and New York a large amount of Kerosene and Coal OiL AND LAMPS. for bumingthe same, of every sire and style, with or without shades. We are also agents for all he popular Patent Medicines of the day. Physicians prescriptions carefully putup atall houra of the night, by an experienced ilruffgist. We earnestly invite the public to favor us with a call, examine our stock , and become convinced of the fact that we are doing alioeral business. v!Iq31 t G. BLAIN k Co. WANTED. The highest market price pnil for HIDES at the Tannery formerly owned by E. Paul, Plymouth, Indiana. nMHf PETER SCHLARR. School llxuinlnei 'H IVof ice. Pubic examinations of candidates to teach school, will be held at the Seminary on the third Saturday of each month. Ma kk Cumminos, Examiner. 50 The GKE.ITC.IUSMZ O T HUM A3ST MISEE 5T. Ju$t publithed, in a itaUJ envelops. Prit tix ctnt$, A LECTURE Off THE NATURE. TREATMENT. AND RADical cure of Seminal Weakness, or Spermatorrhoea, induced by Self-abuse ; Involuntary Omissions, Impotency, Nervoii3 Debility, and impediments to marriage generally ; Consumption epilepsy and Fits, mental and physical Incapacity, 4c. By ROB. J.CULVEKWELL, M. D. Auhor of the "(Jreen Book," &c. The world-renowned author ia this admirable Lecture, clearly proves from hia own esperienct that the awful consequences of Self-abuse miy be effectually removed without medicine, and without dangerous 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 hia condition may be. may cure himself cheaply, privately and radically. THI3 LECTURE WILL MOVE A BOON TO THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS. Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address postage paid, for six cents or two post stamps. Alao Dr.CuIverwell VMarriageGuida" price 25 cents. Address the publishers, CIIAS.J.C. KLINE St CO, 137 Bowery, Nw York, Toat Off e box 4,!S.

Biltons OF TOUT II. A pcctleman who suffered for years from nervous de Liiltyl premature decay, and the V flee la of youthful indiscretion. wilJ. for the sake of suiToriEip humanity, eid free to all w ho need It, tho recipe and directions for making thepltnple remedy bv which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience can do so. bv addressing !n "confidence, JOHN B. OGDLN 42 Cedar St. New York. 30vl.

BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI, A Complete History of the New States and Territories. From the Great River to the Ocean; BY ALBERT D. RICHARDSON. Over 20,000 Copies sold in one Month ! Lifo and Adventure on Prairies. Mountains and the. Pacific Coast. With over iKt) Descriptive aDd Photographic View of the ctnsjry, cities, hind, raines, people and curiosities of the new States and Territorl"s. A J till. j;i ucjnv ni villi & iiii Vw unii cv.uivio niv. iw i West, this historv of that v;it and fertile reeion will ; - i ; . l ! prove an invainauie asswiaii. supplying ns it uoes, a want lon;j felt of a full, authentic and reliable guide to climate, soil, producta, means of travel, &c. &c. Send for circulars and Bee our terms, ar.d full description of the work. Address XATTOXAL PI'BLISTTIXG CO.. 4(U4 14S Wet Fourth St.. Cincinnati, O. A GENT. STORK. SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT Would respectfully inform the public that he has now and intends to keep constantly on hand the most cxtedsivc a.id complete assortment of Our a9ortnu nt of MEiST'S MISSES5, BOY'S and 3 gS3 is full and complete- was bought at reduced prices and will be sold at SMALL P HO FITS. We also make Boots and Shoea to order, and think we can please all who favor us with their custom. Our stock is such that No One can fail to bo Suited who may give us a call. Our phco of busines ia in the new brick block at the SIGIY or THE Ml Plymouth, Indiana. i:oot. 12-40tf. AWAY WITH sPF.r I aci.es. OLD EYES M AIM N EW, f?-viy, without ttttftur or mltciit Sent post-paid, on receipt of 10 Cents. Addr-s Dr. K. IJ. FOOTE. No. Ill) Lexington Avenue, Cor of East 2jith st., N. Y. AWAY WITH UN COM KO KT A B LE TJilSSKS. COMFORT AND CURE FOR TU K KUITCKKD. yent postpaid on receipt of 10 CentsAddress Dr. E. II. FOOTE, No. 110 Lexington Avt-nuo Cor. of Kast Üth st., N. Y. n 14 3m CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION For the MARRIED! Sent FRKE, in scaled envelop, on receipt of 10 Cents. Address Dr. E. B. FOOTK, (author of Medical Common Sense. Book 400 patres. $1,50, sent bvinail.) No. 110 LexinirtoTi Ave, Cor, ofEati.Sih st., N. Y. n44 3ms DR. ROUTZAHN'S cEi.ES3TF;r FAMILY MEDICINES. Principal Depot, No. 40 Main Street. SPRINGFIELD OHIO. His Croat Erysipelas Remedy Will positively cure Erysipelas within fort) eight houts by aa outward application. HlSlNVlNCIBLG GOITER OINTMENT Will effectually cure (loiter. Big Neck or Wen without opening the skin in 60 days. His Col?liiitol l51ool JLui'gfo Will cure all diseases originating from Iiapure Blood or of the Circulatory System. Hia Oieat American 'Cancer Ointment Will cure Cancer without cutting or burning. The greatest cancer remedy known. His Infallible Fever anrAgue Specific Wlil cure Fever and Ague within 4S hours, witho it Quinine, Arsenic, Ziuc or any poison whatever. His Hoaling and Drawing Salvo Will cure Job's Plagues, Carbuncles, Felous, Tumor?, Ulceis, Wounds, all chronic sorea, 4c. For saly by Dr. T. A. l.KMON, 45mC Plymouth. Im. (J II. REEVE, NSUKANC E AGENT. Insures Poperty, Stock and Lives, Cash Cap FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. In the best joint Stock Companies in the United States. BJ No assessment for losses. Office in PJLY3IOUTH, INDIANA. Policies issued in Enprlinh and German, and Losses paid here. 11 n3tf. R INQ3 VEGETABLE AMDROSA A rare arrtle for the hair. Sold only at LEMON'S Pmg Store.

STATE OF IXDTAXA.

lljJlriHALL COUXTr. SB George W. ilcilasters Andrew Uiley George W. Campbell. To satisfy Judgmeot. The plaintiff in the abore entitled cac?. by hla attorney. A. C. Capron, Las filed with tne hi complaint aeaiunt tte defendant, r.nd it appearing by the aft davit of a competent person, that the defendants. Andrew J. Utley and George W. Caintibell. are non-reldcnte of the State of Indiana, they are therefore bertby notified of the pendency of said complaint ajralnet ibem. and utiles? they appear, answer or demur thereto, at the CHlling of eaid cause, on the 2inh day of October, 1S7, at 10 o'clock a. in., Ht my otlice in Center township, Marshall county. Indiana, said complair.t and the mature and things therein contained will be heard and determined in their absence. n5t-3 JOHN O. OSBORNE, J. P. Seal. BRIE RAILWAY. rTgT ZVUj.-Ll BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE TO rsEW YOI1IC, KOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES. This Itailwny extends from Dunkirk to New Yörk 4G0 mile-, Buffalo to New York 423 miles. Salamanca to New York 4lb miles. and is rr.OK 22 to 27 Miles the SHORTE3T ROUTE. All trains running directly through to New York. 400 MILE WITHOUT CHANGE OP COACHE. Prom and after Aue. W.th. 18C7, tralna will leave In in connection with all western lines as follows : FROM DUNKIRK AXD SALAMAXCABy New York time from felon depots : ! 7.30 A. .V. MAIL EXPRESS From Dunkirk, (Sundays i excepted.) Stops at Salamanca. 10 Oil a. in., and j connects at Horuellsville and Corning with the $ a. x. j Exprefs mail from Buffalo, and arrives in New York at t 7.00 A. M. ! 2.35 ". M. L1G1ITXIXG EXPRESS, from Salamsnca, nndavg excepted, stops at Ilornellevilie 5.i5 r. (supper), intersecting with the 2.20 train from Baffalo ana arrives in New York at 7.00 a. m. 4.15 P. JT. XEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS, from Dunkirk. (Sundays excepted.) stops at Salamanca 6.55 p. m. ; Olean 7.35 r.M.; Turners 9..v a. m., and arrives In New York at 12.30 p. M.. connecting with afternoon trains and steamers for Boston and New England cities. 9,r,0 P. Jlf. CIXCTXf'IXATI EXPRESS, from Dunkirk, (Sundavs excepted.) stops at Salamanca 11.65 p. m.. and connects at Hornellr-viile with the 11,20 train from Buffalo, arriving m New lork 3,25 r. x. FROM BUFFALO V.? New York ti:a Jwm Depot cor. Ivrcar.ne ana Micliinii Mreru : 5.45.4. M. XEW YORK BAY EXPRESS. (Sundays excepted) Mops at llornellnville 0,03 a. m. (bkft.) Susquehanna 2.17 r. M..; (dine) Turner 7,55 p. i.. (sup.) and arrives in ow lork lO. v r. m. connects at Groat I:nd with Delaware. Lackawanna & Western railroad, and at Jersey city with niklnizht t.xnret train of New Jcro- y railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. S.tMl .4. V. EXPRESS MAIL, via Aron and riornellfvi!l: (Sundavs excepted.) arrive in New York nt 7.00 A. 31.; connect! at r.iimra 11:1 .oi iiieru-tiurai rail way for Ha rrixljiir. rhiladclphia, mluniore. asninjrtoii and points (out!i. 2.20 P. M. UCIITSIXO EXPRESS. (Sundays except cd. stops at Iloni'j'.lville 5.15 r. St. (sup.l and nrrive in New York 7.W a. m.. connects at Jersey city with mornin? Express train of New Jersey K.iilroad for llaltimore and Washington, and at New York with mominjj 1'xprcss train for Boston and New KDgland CltlfS. 8.10 P. M. NEtt' YORK XIGIIT EXPR ESS, daily, stop the 4.15 p. m. train from Dunkirk, and arrives in New nt rortaceS.55 p. v.. intersecting at iiom.-isviii wim York at p. m. 11 0 P. 3f. CIXVIXXATI EXPRESS, (Sunday ex rfnted. Ktons at Susmiehanns-. 7.3 a. m.: (bkft.) Turner's 1.10 p. m.. (dine) and arrives in New York at 3.23 P. M.. connect at Klmira. with northern Central It. It. lor Hrtrrisbunr. Philadelphia. Baltimore. ash in?ton, & poinU sonth: at Great Bend with Delaware, Lackawanna .t Western railroad for Scr.mton. Trent on and Philadelphia, and at New York with afternoon trains and steamers for Boston and New England eitle. C'nlv one train ent on Sunday, leaving- Buffalo at C.10 p. M.,"and reaching New York at 12,3'J P. m. Bosion and New Kurland pasen?er. with their baggage are t-aufrrredur ofv.'iafji iu New York. To pleasure travelers tho line of tl.e Erie r.-ilwav presents many objects of interest. pasins through the beautiful vall-ysof the Chmuti?. Sus-qurliaiina, Delaware end Ranis po river., an ever changing pauoraraü of natur'b neauiit;s commands at'er.tii ii. Tin- l)Jt culilatcl and mit laxurioti lepinr coaches IX TlIK WOULD accorupauy all night trains on this railway. DA G G A GE CHECKED Til II O UG1I. Aivl far f alivtyt m low a ari'j othtr tn itc. ASK FOU T1CKKTS VIA F.aiK RAILWAY. Which can be obtained at at principal Ticket Offices !d the wektaci south-went. H. RIDDLE, WM. R. RA RR, Gen'l Supt. tien'l Pass ajf't. 12 1MILLER & SWINEHAKT Dealers in BOOTS & SHOES. Leather and Findings, First door South o I'trshimj's Drug Store, PLYMOUTH, IND. They would respectfully invite the attention of th citizens of Plymouth, and Marshall and adjointae. counties, to their lat'ft styles of Custom made" Hoot and tut?s. Ladies', Misses. Children's, Meu'a 15os' and Youth's Pegged and sewed work. We direct epecial attention to the Rrvat Tariety oi Leather and Findings. Please call and examine stock and prices be lor? purchasing t-lswwhere. They waut it distluctly understood tliat they Will not be Undersold by any Establishment in Plymouth, or even in the North-weM v!2ul6tfj MILLER A SWLNE1I ART. Allman & Meyer, No. 8 Corbin's Block, Wholes! and Retail Dealers in Glass and Qiiccnswarc. Tbev have just received complete stock of Toa, COfFoo, Sxxgrcir, Tobacco, Cigars, Fish, KICK, PEH'ER AND SPICKS of all kinds. CARBON OIL, LAMPS. t MEAL & They keep a full stock of XOTIOXS, STA TlOXKRi; fc, alw LEATHER of the best quality. 13 1 tf Dissolution of Partnership. The partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual consent. rlh? business will be conducted by II. n. Ditk?on who takes the assets and assumes the liabilities of the firm. HUGH n. DICKSON HENRY WOODBURY. Sept. 25, 18f7. Ifissolttlioti. riMlF. const tnership heretofore existing In the croI eery huines between Ah. Ilecker and Nathan Becker, under the firm name of Ab. lWeker A Co . h been dissolved by nintusl consent. The businen will be contluaed at tbe same stsnd bv ' AB BHrKFR

An Old Song set to a New Tune. & 1867. 3 From l4Är hrAt am And -We and Rai b'ini. of caff. Gall? rlifi cb'sA.

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