Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 13, Number 36, Plymouth, Marshall County, 7 May 1868 — Page 4

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DO WHAT YOU CAN.

Jf you cannot on the ocean Sail among tho swiftest fleet, Rot-king on the highest bülowf, Laughing at the storm. you meet You can stand aafMBg the suilors, Anchored y. t within the hay ; You can lend a hand to help them; As they luuueh their boat away. If you arc too weak to journey Up the mountain steep and high, Xoa (an stand within the valley, While the multitude go by; You can chant in happy measure, As they slowly puss along ; Though they may forget the singer, They w il 1 nwt forget the riong. If you have not gold and silver Ever ready to command ; If you cannot tow'rd the needy Keach an ever open hand ; You can visit the afflicted, O'er the erring you can weep. You can be a true disciple Sitting at the Saviour's feet. If you cannot in the harvest Garner up the richest sheave, Many a grain both ripe and golden Will the carelees reapers leave ; Go and glean among the briars, Growing rank against the wall, For it may be that their shadow Hides the heaviest wheat of all. If you cannot in the conflict Trove yourself a soldier true If, where lire and smoke are thickest, There's no work for you to do When the battle -field is silent, You can go with careful tread, You can bear away the wounded, You can cover up the dead. Do not, then, stand idly waiting For some greater work to do ; Fortune is a lazy goddessShe will nercr come to you. Go and toil in any vineyard, Do not fear to do or dare, If you want a field of labor You can find it anywhere. lluslilng HI si ory. In view of the fact that the republicans propose to nominate Reuben E. Fenton, Governor of New York, as candidate for the vice presidency, some of hU friends ure hushing a bit of his early history which would damage him with the people, but not among republican politicians. The facts are these : Some years since Mr, Fenton was an occupant of the jail at Albany, New York, for a long time, charged with stealing one thousand dollars, He had been entrusted with that sum to deliver to a prominent firm in Albany. He gave out that he had been robbed, told a big yarn suited to the occasion, b'omo parties believed him, but the man who was waiting for the money did not. An ofScer wa engaged and the money was found secreted in Fenton 's bed, with the exception cf a fow dollars which he had used. He was confined in jail the theft was settled by his relations and he ia timo became the republican governor ol the empire state. These facts his fricuds ore now endeavoring to hush, and we hope thoy will succeed, for it is bad for the great moral party to run such a candidate whose oar'y history is so checkered. Democrats would say such a man was a thief, and the people might object to votin. j for such a man, as they rather desire some change in the management cf affairs. "ve have stood a clown and a Moses but we do not care to havo a drunkard and a thief to rule over us. La Crosse Democrat. Kx-Gov. Eyre, cf Jamaica hasbecn ordered under arrest in London on a charge of illegally proclaiming martial law during the negro rebellion in that island, during which time George Win. Gordon, a noted bluek fementeref mischief, was executed. It is intended in this way to test the unusual measure resorted to by Gov. Erye to 8U press the insurrection. Ve do not suppose any effort will be made to bring to justico the officials who unlawfully proclaimed and enforced martial law in the Uuitcd States, not only during the time of our civil war, but even now, years after the war has been brought to a close. This probably arises from the fact that the persona tried and executed were white men and women, and not negroes, like the Jamaica rebels. If a negro had be executed under martial law, the officer who had orlered thecoutt martial would probably be pursued and larassed with the samo pertinacity that the Goldwin Smith and Newman HaU crowd are now exhibiting toward Eyre. Allmaa & Meyer, No. 8 Corbin's Block, Wbolesal and Retail Dealers in Glass and Queensware. They have just received a complete stock of Tobacco, Cigars, IFish. HICE, PEPPER AXD SPICES of all kindd. CARBON OIL, LAMS, MEAL tiTbcy keep a full stock of MOTIONS. STATIONERY, dc.,aho LEATHER of the best quality. 13 I t WANTED; AH persons troubled with Costiven or 0r,..,ipation of the Bo we is to buy Roback's Blood Pills; they contain no mercury, aro purely vegetable, and work like a charm ; can be taken with aafety by persons of all aged, and in all condition ot life.

T. A. LEMON,

Dealer In East side Michigan St. Plymouth, lud. DRUGS, MEDICINES l0nre Wines and Liquors, For Medicinal Purposes, LINSEEB OIL. BENZOIL, SPIRITS TURPENTINE WHITE LEAD, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, LAIiD OIL, NEATSFOOT OIL, COAL OIL, LAPS, WALL PAPER, AND V1ND3.V CURT At S SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONARY, BLANK BOOKS, &c, kc, kc. PHYSICIANS are particularly requested to calland examine the stock and prices beforo purchasing elsewhere. PARTICULAR attention given to filling PhysiciansPrescriptionsand Family Receipts, by an Experienced DRUGGIST. G-. BLAIN, & CO., DRUGGISTS, Southwest corner of Michigan and G ano Streets, PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. HATING justrecivedafresh supplvof ever? article in ourline oftrade, consisting mainly of Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils, Dye Stuff, V.irnish, Brushes, Perfumery, Yankee Notion;?, Glass, Stationary , Pure Medicines, and Liquors for medical purposes only, to which we respecufully invite the attention of this commuJnity. We have also on hand astockot O O HJ DFL X 3U S3 , Tea, Coffee, Suar, Tobacco ,Cigrs,etc. Tobe disposed of at very reasonable figures. Within a few days past, we have received from Pittsburgh and New York a large amount of Kerosene and Coal Oil; AND LAMPS. forburningthc same, of everysizc and style, with or without shades. We are also agents for all he popular Paten t Medicines of the day. Physicians prescriptions careful;? put up atall hours of the night, by au experienced druggist. We earnestly invite the public to favor us with a call, examine our stock , and become conviuced of the fact that we are doing a liberal business. vlln34 t G. BLAIN & Co' Ladies who, during certain periods are so much troubled with Costivencs? or Constipation can find certain relief in Roback's Blood Pills which can be taken during all stages of pregnancy with p erfect safety . Great Bargains! PEOPLE 00 APPRECIATE BARGAINS! r.nv.AT nv.n at S. & m. BUCKETS! WE ARC RECEIVING A LAIt'.E HTOCK OF OLOTHI2STG, Dry Goods, Hals, sips, Trunks, diente' Furnishing Moods, Bought Just lie fore the Recent Kise In Prices. Calicoes, 10, 12, 14 and 10 eta. Brown Muslins, 8, 10, 12 and 14 cts. Bleached Muslins, same price. Shirting Stripe, 12 to 18 cts. Brown and Blue Denims 12 to 1 8 cts. Ticking, 15 to 25 cts. Jeaus for 25 cts. Good Balmorals for $1 50. Fine White Blankets, $4 50 pair. Government Blankets, (six lbs.) 4 00 pair. WE HAVE RECEIVED TUE LATEST STYLE OF HoopsMrts Somelhina: Entirely New! O L O T H I TST Gr or THE LATEST STYLES. COOD 8UIT8, $12 & $16. WE HAVE JI'ST GOT A FIRST-CLASS TAILOR, AXD CAN OIVE YOU FITS To YOCft ENTIRE SATISFACTION. Clothing Cut Cleaned and Repaired 0! SHORT NOTICE. 10,000 WORTH OF CLOTHING will be sold on a CREDIT OF 3 MONTHS To good and responsible parties. 8. fc M, BECKEK. February J, IMMC

Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne JL Chicago Kalhvay,

On and after Oct. 20, 1897, Trnins will leave fctstions d lily, (Sabbaths excepted,) as follows: Train leaving Chicago at 4,50 r. M., leaves dailv. Train leaving Pittsburgh at 2,15 P. M., leaves daily. TRAINS OOIMQ WEST, static Pfttabwgh. . . Rochester. . . Salem Alliance Canton M mil Ion Orrvil!.' WoOStlT. EXTr.EPUEXr-RE.S. r.XfRKs. KMUM .1 8,48 a m MQ A 31 2.15 r m 3.35 44 5,33 44 6.30 44 7.17 44 7.30 44 8.13 44 S 40 44 10.14 44 10,4.5 44 11.20 44 11.58 '4 2.00 A 31 3,10 44 4,58 44 5.33 44 8.18 44 8,83 44 IM 44 7.3.5 44 0.07 44 . 44 in fin S.I 5 10.40 . . . . 10,: 14 .... 11.10 M 12.37 P M . . . . 12.57 44 .... 1.43 " .... 2.10 " 4.05 " I Ar 4,48 M )'1V fi.OO A M lt,tJ P M 1.10 M I,5i " 2,10 " 2,rr 8,9 " r.on M .-.M0 M 0.10 u 8.48 44 7.22 7.-.-) M !t.11 44 KV90 11.45 41 14.30 A M 1.41 44 S.SB " 3.57 44 3,50 44 Mansfield . CrwtilM. Bnevroa . . . . t.::n ..I 7.os " .. 7,38 M . 1.01 " .. IO.JM ' 10.2(1 " Up Sandusky Font! Uaa Van Wert... Fort W.iyne. i olumbla Warsaw Plymouth.... Vaparaiso.... Chicago is.as a m n.05 13.53 44 2.10 41 3.30 " 5.20 " i,0J 44 5.5!) 41 7.51 ' 0.27 " 11,20 44 11, 41 14. 4ft p M i 1.52 " I 3.30 " 4.15 j 5.05 M R.00 I 7.35 0.20 . .113.40 v m ..' 1.10 M .. 2.00 " .. 3.00 " .., AM " .. 7,00 M rjf.irxs aorxG fast. STATIONS. EXPRESS. EXPRESS. EXPRESS EXPRESS' Chieacro Valparaiso 1'ivmonth Warsaw Columbia Fort Wayne . . . Van Wert Lima , Forest rp Sandusky.. Bucvrus .40 a m;10.20 r M 1.50 p M 4.50 m 7.00 8.15 44 0.47 l 10.37 44 11.88 44 1.12 p M 2.27 43.34 44 4.44 41 5.11 41 5.50 44 6.00 a M 6.88 " 8.22 44 S.55 " 0.30 ,4 10.00 44 11.15 44 11.40 2,15 r H 3.10 44 !U4 12.:?. A m 6.27 10.35 44 11.33 41 2.r I 8.10 44 i 0.01 44 0.41 44 10.30 44 11.30 44 3.50 44 4.50 " 6.10 44 7.23 44 8.27 41 9.45 44 10.10 44 10,50 44 11.20 14.10 p m 1.25 44 2.30 44 3,32 4.3 44 5.03 14 5.3S 44 8.08 44 6,25 " 6.57 44 S.10 44 0.07 44 0.43 M 10.01 4 11,00 " 11. 32 1,25 A 51 2,30 44 12.3 A M 1,41 44 i 2,06 14 I 2.44 44 i 3.10 44 CVestillne. . Mansfield.. J Ar f De 11.50 " 3.20 " 8,48 44 12.23 P V 1. 43 44 Wooster Orrville Msillon. .. Canton Alliance Salem Rochester . . . Pittbur-'h... i 5.10 44 i 5.40 M 2.05 M 2.35 44 2.52 " 3.35 41 4.01 " 5,40 ' S,4S 11 6.13 6.33 44 7.30 14 7.50 M 0.10 11 10,15 44 V. K. MYERS, Oen'l Ticket Anrent. C. C. A 1. R. K. Time Talc. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. EASTWARD. LcAveLaPortc, dally) Q nn u (Sundays Excepted,)$ 0:00 A ArrivcätPlymouth, 10.00 A M WESTWARD. LcarcPlymouth 2:40 P. M Arriveat La Porte 4:40 P.M Trai nsrnn bv lichiiran Southern ifr Northern Indiana Railroad time, which is 15 minutes slowerthanP.,Ft. V. & C R.R. time. E. II. SCOTT. Supt. L. IV. A, & . Railway. WAN ATA H STATION. GOING SOUTH . Mail and Express (leaves) 10.29 A.M. Express 7.21 P. M Local Freight 6 45 A.M. GOING NORTH. Mail and Express (leaves) -t,0t A . M. Express 4.35 P. M. Local Freight 9.15 P. M. And all diseases of the blood, and all cruptirc disca-cs of the skin, old sores, Tumors and Ulcers, adding from whatever can ;c, can be permanently cured by the uc of Dr. Roback's Blood ruriüerand Blood Pi II3. Sold by Brown BroV. ILTIEJW FIRM. D. P. CORRELL, At No, 10, Michigan Street, Has opened an cntiro new stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. All goods bought at the late DECLINE IN PRICES. A full stock of FLAUST 3ST!EIIjS, MUSLIMS, LIIliTIEJILTS, DRESS GOODS, Etc. GIVE ME A CALL, AND EXAMINE MY STOCK. r. J?. OOKUELL. FOUND pat after repeated trials of other rcmcdicfl, Roback'B Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier and Blood Pills are the best medicines extant to cure the diseases for which they are recommeuded. For sale by Brown Bro's. Plymouth .

SMITH'S

American Organs! For Parlors; Chuichea and Lodges! Great Fullness and Completeness of Tone, AND ELASTICITY OF TOUCH. Have been Sold thefrast year Just received THE FIRST PREJIItM At tho Iowa and Michigan State Fairs SEVENTEEN FIRST PREMIUMS Were awarded to the Amcricau OrgRii in the month of October, 1865, OVER ALL COMPETITORS! at different Stato and County Fairs. Every Instrument Warranted Fivo Years. GOLD MEDAL PIANOS ! Hallett, Davis & Co., MANUFACTURERS OF Cnuid, Parlor Grand and Square PIANO F0TES ! LSOO II AYE BEEN SOLH AÄD ARE NOW 8 USE. THIRTY FIRST PREMIUMS Have been Awarded for the Best Piano In competition If'li the best llanufacturffs la Now York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore. Also, FOR LIGHTS 'S Celebrated N, B, Every Instrument Warranted For ton Ycnrs. W. Ws KIM 13iVLL, 03 Washington Street, Chicago, AGENT FOR T FE FORTH WES May 291 On La Forte Street! AT THE FURNITURE OF it 00 in May be found tho best and cheapest assortment of Goods, ever offered iu PLYMOUTH. UNDERTAKING attended to with a first class lIears,ou very reasonable terras. C PALMER. May J. 1867. 3Kf.

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J. PAUL. AGENT.

Boot aiul Shoe Store. SIGN OF THE BIG BLACK BOOT. Would respectfully inform the public that he has now and intends to keep constantly on hand the ni09t cxtcd.sive ad. complete assortment of BOOTS ) SHOES. ' Our assortment of LADIES5 MSN'S MISSES3 BOY'S BOOTS & BHOE8, is full and complete; was bought it rcducc l price3vana w ill be sold at SMALL PROFITS. Wealsomako Boots and Shoes to order, and think we can pleaso all who favor us with their custom. Our stock is such that No One can fail to be Suited who mn y give us a call. Our place of busines is in the new brick block at the sum or THE Pljrmoaih Indian, BIO BOOT. 12-4(ltf. 0 5 o n O a o 3 -I O V I Si 1 ft 1 E S3 ?5 O S3 O . C o r cc on i o p W H O rt TS to ft S5 'Si SB 7, a t? o n a XT H Ui u 0 i 's O a O 55 o -- O 7? d a ET er a 1 - ti H & I 5 0 I. C s i 9 c P C m a -. -1 re ( S t fl n - re 1. pr p o O. "-1 -i ?o r o re o - pr - it TO re o S n S 0 P- ' M I o CO (72 CO & c O 5j . 5 2 b c 3 W so" X rl NT 0 M pa i E3 E P P. ?3 M PL m ' f. CD Q 2 2 3 03 V3 S3 tz! o 0 w so re gL O CV p a H i c 5' a i p Si rr c3 fi cr o an 0 m SS es SSI Si 13 B Co o B w . LP r s-1 a 03 30 P o CO H w w O H W Ö 5 O CD CO 2 w c 4 7 The American Cooking Stove After twenty yearn' experience In the miumfarture of Ptovca,we beäuttfl ronvLncfd, aorn bis years aince, tliat nut asuniBt of moaej trai being expraded by the people of tin. country In baytnft cheap "'I unHWt worthleHM stoves, a lar;e portion of whit h w waited ; mid that truo eOOnOBsy consisted in biiylnt the befltf torem that could be made, notalttiiifiiMllac Ibnprlfn wis hiirher. With Ibil vi w, re proceeded tocoiitdrurt the Amtriea Cbotiag Sfoty, iad -pared M paias or expene to make it Iba b at nd moat perfect ptove that could be made. And we have experimented w ith It, and can fully watt heil its Operation for the laut six year, and when an Improvement etiggratcd Iteelf, a e save il oaet adopted it, tad wo have several of tbeno Beamed bf lecbn naeeat. In thin manner, we no not hesitate to nay, we have brought it to a higher state of perfection than has heretofore been attained in cooking tores. The recent ImproreateaU in thin stove hasadded bugel to it.-' eoaveaiencc and ertVctivencss. In all the varieties of etovee we mannfactnre. v study usefulnosr. thtrahilttY, convenience and economy la opera Ion, rather than cheapneni In price, and in so dolnp wo are satisfied wc study the Interest f IbOM purchasing our atoves. SliEAU, PACK A If!) Jb 40., Albany, N. V, Fresh Ohio LimoH Koch A t'o., at the New Warehouse have now on handasuttply of tiw heat quality of OUj Lime ri.hi fr-xn tho kiln.

HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,

AX0 Hoofland's German Tonic, The Great Remedies for nil Disease of the LIVER, STOMA VII, OH OJMLfljrS. DiejssTirA HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS Is CODIP'W medicinnlly Extracts) of Herbr, and making a tioD, highlyof th piiro juices (or, 5 they ar termed K ooti 1 irkt pre p;tra conceutra tirelyr led, a id en rum nlcohtdic admixture of any kin d HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, Is a combination of all the ingredient of the Bitter, with the p'irf quality of Santa ('rut Rum, Orange, Ac. uiakiug one of the mot i'le.isHiit and agreeable remedial ever olfered to the public. Those preforrin a Mediciue free from Alcuhollo admixture, will uie Hooflans Gemian Bitters. Thoe who have no objection to tho coiüUuatlon of the Bitters, as stated, will use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC. They aro both equally good, and contain tbe auie medicinal virtues, the ehojca between the two being a mere matter of taste, tho Tonic beiuif ll.e mott palata'olo. The htoniaeh, from a variety of cans, finch as Indigeüou, Dgpofl, Vervom Debility, etc., U very art to . kam Um r,mr. tious derangeJ. jB 8xv The L i v sympatbizingas Bm ( Bl cloudy a it does with th HaA. JB) Stomach. tli"ii becomes RiT.,t r at which la tbal tbpatiwt saffersfiom several or more of the following disease: Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Files, Fulness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Bausen, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fulneas or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of tho Head, Hurried or Difficult Breathing. Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a Lying Posture, DimneRR of Vision, Dots or Webs betöre the Sight, Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in tho Side, Back. Chest, Limbs, etc., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Eril, and Great Depression of Spirits. Tho sufferer from thes" difoa-es should cxerrio tlie greatest cuutiou in the selection ( a remedy f..r Ma car. pur ffrfrlrt only hin iuv. -: f ti ins and iuj'ics poMOM ,ifV y es tnio tw-iiit, is itlfnlly coot Sggf p oinded, is free rom iujnrioas i n r d i o nts. And has established for it-eif a reputation for the cure of th"e di:ea-e.. In this evMMCtkMi we would sabmit those well-known rr-mctics HoofiaiuV 8 G er , nan Hitters f AND HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC. FEEPAKEI) BY Dr. C. Jir. JA CK SOX. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Ttvonty-trrrt ypär since they were find btftodfi Into thin country frm Oormany. during vfhieh time they havo untbuibu-dly potloiMll Bwna cures, and heuätd nfTio;in humanity to a fttkUm extent, than ny oilier remedies known to the public. These rt-irtodiox will effertoallv cur Liver fuPlnj. Jjun noBBa d:c-. Dysr.-p-iHlity, Thron KbcOK J ic I'iarrb.ea, i'lsie ot tho ail biPHei a Disordered Kiduoy.-, hu4 ariaiag fn ni Uvr, ttoaiach, .r Ints;ttnos DEBILITY, Beroltlng from anv Causo vrhaterpr: PBOSTRATIOJV OFTUKSYSTEM, induced by Severe Labor, ilnrdft ips. Exposure, Fevers, &o Thera ia no mediciue oxtaut Kqaal ta t!i. c rmei'let 'n such rakes. A lOM :md V!;r.ir is iMpirMI :o !he whole tjtirm. the aj.rwtite is almjrthcä i, f m4 In etvioyei. the lonwch dipj'tH ptomptly, Vuv hi. od la pnrified, th complexion mciibm souud ?nil healthy, the yellow timgt is emd'unfd fioui the eye, a bloom i given to the chcdki, aad the weak and nervoa iuvalid becomes a Hrong uud ballhy beinjf. PfiltSOXS ADVA XCED JX LI I I', And feeling th hand of thno wel-Viar bnvily npon them, with all it attendant Ilia, wilt find in tl e una of this BITTERS, at the TOHIC, M elixir th.it will lustJl new life into their ve;ns, restore il a mmm the eners-y and rtrdor of moro fenthf! day, l.nild up their hruukca form, and ?'.vo hrailh aad happiaesa to their rt-inatuiu,; yens. NOTICE. Jt is a wr i 1 --s : blisked fact that full f one-halfof the female portion lion are tel enjoymut nl or, to ae their aion, " never efont ji-'jMila-doni in the ii-o-i liealth; 1 ewu expreffel well." cnid, devoid They are lan 01 all energy, extremely nervo:;s, and have no appetite. To this class of persona the HITTER?, cr the TOMIC, it especially recommeuded. WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN Are made strontr by the ue of either of tho remedies. They will care evrry case of MAKASMl'S, without fail. Thousands of certificates havo accumulated in tho band of tho proprietor, but BfkMM will allow of the publication of but afew. Those, it will bo observ- I, are raon of note aid of such sUuding lb?.t they mai bo believed. TESTIMONIALS. Hon. Geo. W. Woodward, CHi'f Justice of the Supreme Court ef ra., writess Philadelphia, Marek 16, 1S1T. "Iflnd'TIoof fflSTM land's Her man Bitters' is a good ton ic, useful in AmmWmmSoS diseases of the digestive afTg4' oran. and of great bene sJjgBBsssaTv l 'u eases of debility, and -' waat of nerv ous action in tho system. Y :rs, trnlv. GEO. W. WOOOWAKD." Hon. James Thompson, Judfft 1 the Supreme Court of I'enntyhanta. rhilad.lphiu. April ISM. "I consider 'Hoofland's German Hitters' a vainble medicine in case of attacks of Indigestion or Dyspepsia. I ran certify this from my experience of it. Yonrs, with respect, JAMES rHOXFfOX. From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D.D., Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Hiurch, TMl i lelphin. Pr. Jackson Dear Sir: I have been frequently requested to coutiect my name with recommendations of differeat kinds of ruediciues, but regarding the practice pssssssssssssjBjBssssssssiBsajas as out of my nr! BPaÄv-W' : r i a t 0 sphere, I ff f H I have in all cases d' mL' cMtadK ' dined; but with clear gtflLvdlagaBiV varioua In 1 stances and particularly in my own family, of the nsefulness cfj Ir. Hoofland's German Bitters, I depart far eure from my usual course, to express my full conviction that, for grncrd dtMMjp of the system, and esp. daily for Liver Complaint, it is a safe mid valuable rrptrarion. In some cases it may fail ; but naually, doubt uot, It will bo very beneficial to tho, who sutfer from the above cattse. Yours, Tery respectfully, J. U. KENN ARO, Eighth, below Coatee 8. From Rev. E. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle, rhilaia. I have derived decided benefit from the iie of Hoofland's German Bitters, and feel it my privilege to recommend them as a m.'st valuable tonic, to all who are suffering from general debility or from dieeasea arising front derangement of tho liver. Yeura truly. E. D. FENDALL. CAUTION. noofland's German Remedies aro counterfeited. Sl ' 'hat iBjajasssfSfjBMBMeaiiasaw signature of C N JACK fcv SN ,.,!, wrapper of WB ; ÄVesoh bottle. All ethers ure M ) r.-nnterfeit Pnucipai wkWkwmmmär ' vac h.,d Manufactory v at the Oer. man Medicine Store, Mo. 631 AKCU Street, Philadelphia, Pa. CHARLES M. EVAXH, Proprietor, formerly C. M. JACKSON & Oo. PRIOB8. Hootland'a German Bitters, n 1 '-.'tie, fl 0 " " " half l.aeo, . Ä 00 Hoofland's German Tonic, put up iu iiuart bottles, 91 60 per bottle, or a half dozen for J7 ML a. Do not forget to examine well the article oa buy, In order to get the genuine. or u 'All U.atiH aal Stort'ko pcJ ywhjro vPlu'J-ly

HARDWARE. H. B. DICKSON,

DEALEli IN ninSI k DOMESTIC HARDWARE. IN THE SOUTH ROOM OF BROWM.EE 'S BRICK BLOCK, PLYMOUTH, INR Kcops constantly on hand a larpe and weH assorted stock of every description of IlardwHrc. in almost any shape, bize,(uaut:tj abd oualitv, from an AMERICAN COOKING STOVE to a COFFEE HEATER, of from a crow bar to a paper of 4 oz tacks. STOVES Of erery kint'; Elevated Ovens, S(Uar Parlot Sheet Iron, Box, fancy 01 plain, with complete TRIM .? 1 Jt G to match. SHELF OOOD6 of every fleseriptioir House Trimn.inps, DOOR and WINDOW haug ings; G'ps and Baali; Carpenters' tools. N A I Ii fS By the Keg or Pound; Mill savrg, Log and Dog Chains; the best Axes in the West. Tin, Brass, and Hollow Wares Of all kinds; j?lowj?., rhotsl m and .11 manner of Agricultural utensils, Including Forks th.it load and unload bay blionse power a splendid assortment of CUTLERY 1 1 Sil HOOKS d- LINES, ROPE- WIRE, BELTING AXD COW BELLS, III OX A 'D STEEL IX BARS. ROLLS, SHEETS AXD BUNCHES dr., S: In fact every thin Aal anv one ever thouphl o buymgina Hardware Store. and a thousand tiling besides, with a NEW STOCK constantly arriving, which they propose ccüinj OHE APBü Than the same can be bought at ariy other plec this side of rittjhi:i h. All kinds of tin, sheet iron, copper and braea ware made and repaired on reasonable termtKiid s-nort notice, u r du:km):y. ;-tfFOSS' DISC OVKK Y FOR THE If AIR, Is nt to be rteaatajeal aaaapg ti-.t: mm injurious end pofeoaoaa BteparatkMM rtatca do not axMM Nviiat tut y ire alveftfaei to ia, rOStf DISCOVERY ii ill posUlrtim repeotlaec a henw and natural rrowfli .Uair upoatnoec paiu of lh.- baai u km if Ian ftii.n m. A a Jrif, aim, it eaa Mf nr. MAMA It eezqttltitev m rluni. 1. und t- not -Ticky ur Lruiimy. v it ixTUnjurtax jni newrv um pcaaw. r,,ssi WTreaioat Bow, Iktton, ajur utiaf fau Itjs V AR yomrtfUMUks, bad a Thick, Heavy, Lirsuriint Heid of Hair, when at commencement ;rtb- ufe of this nn-paration, iae wa rnftn fjriaaf J. Baaai for tetinioNinls BaaJ I'liotoraplis of J. E. ra, 'fT.' and after using thJg PMawry. abw Vrtlfi-e f reu known acewins in IJ.Moi: who;ir. lK-rvoualiy arauaiated with tho wundert Uli", it of naff PJCOVPrice fl p.-r bottle. For Mle hv DrnirHata firr wh,-r.-. mBnvHT ct ( ., Proprk-tora, u TbaaMM Roar. Horton, Macs. ÜBT-If Bloom of the Lotus ENDORSED BY THE CELEBRATED DR F1TC1J, OF NEW TOBK. A 9 the Tutsis Ptowet h Me of tbe m.?t beantifsl of A Bowera. and in tbe Ori-i.t is baM ttpical of Eurnal Life, BO this preparation of it impartea BLOOM TO THE t OMri-FTXIOX. renwrrag aeariy 11 tin- bMeatiMaf adMMbaJ yaare, wlillo rendering th.- .-kin cuft and pliahle. AS A COSMETIC. for ladies, tbere la nothing to be eoaMated to it. and Geatlemea nl-o fin! it rry lajeaaMc aTter nhaain. Tbe paiilnau tf one b.-ttlo afB purt-lv lead to the bavinc of aootaer, On every bottle is ail endon-mi- nt ot "it- irtn - ly the r.iebratfd Dr. S. S. Fitch, of 5vw York. Bean he obtstnHI t an Urupan, and at whole-ftk- :iiid rouii! ' HIliHEitf A Co.. at 13 Tremont !!w. Boston. M.iss. Price $1 p . bottk . t bf f aneeai to anv par: of the I'nlted States on receipt of price. rMaB If EO. KOCH , r. MChONAL. 1tL:0. KOCH & OOn COMMISSION MERCHANTS, und dealers in (iKALN and PRODUCE OENKBALLf keep for sale Smlt, Coal, Lime, Juir, Ct incut, de. Warehouse adioininc the P. Tt-W.C. Rv. frciirhthor.se. Pciaaau haebM nmrfu tn u or irialiiBg to buy anv of the article. we have to sell, should not lailj to tec uh before ellinc o ouymp eisew:iere. 13-lXSf ERRORS OF VOI TH. A ffentlein.-ui who iMiflered for veurs from nervous da bjlitv. prem.itnr" d :.v. and the effect ot vouüifiil discretion, will, for theake of rufferinc humanltv, ecud fre-to all who 11 ..'. it. the rei-lpo and ditvctioL for MsTtng the r-itnple remedy hy w hich he wan cured. BmaVean trfdabae t.j.roüt bj the adveruirexvriuc eaadoM,bvadareaaiui; in confidence, JUllN 13. tMJUr.si v.eüur!t. lorK. acl. FAIRBANKS 6TA.N1ARD S C A L K S . OF ALL KINDS. niRBius. (lEauu i comu. JJG Lake t., Chicago. M9 Market 8t., St . LjuU. UT Be care tux to buy only the Genuki. .V. BBOKEB Co. WWKt Bill I & RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HOC K IK v. isinWAtti Tobaocos, vo PLYMOUTH, INDIANA38tf .1 at J F U II N I T U B K A. L. Al.LKMAN k CO. Have on hand at allti mos a complete and alcant afoat olCahinet Ware and Furniture, Mob they MBul ' r y rvaaoualde 1 ,t eAlao a complete stock of nmkrtakrr'a Fjimlaban (aooda. aud Oifftn- of al! kioda. A vooi. Beans IMoilIna to 'U c-trilfflahuirtrt. rn-VSAX