Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 14, Number 1, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 September 1868 — Page 3
IM v mouth Democrat. Local and Miscellaneous.
kmvMKSmum Agents. The following advertising a are authorized to contract for advertising at our 1 . m e.-wh rates,: Cook. Cobi a Co.. Masonic Twtn;lo. Chicago: S. M. rWlOMtU, 37, Park Row, Xiw York; Geo. P. Kowkll a Co.. 40, Park Row, N -v York; Cook. Corurh a Mack. Cincinnati, O. American Lodge, No. 91, i. o. o. If H!fuUr meeting rreril Thursday eveninj. at 7 o'clock, in fhlid storv of lIiimrichoiiMiT' brick block. I). T. PHI1ATPR. T. K. HOUGHTON. Sec y. N. O. Plymouth Chapter, No. 49, IS. A.. 31. Rr j dar communication rir-t and third Monday evehm. m. 11. rick, m. k. H. p. I J V I 1 r.k'-B I'CIT .See v. I Plymouth Council, No. 18, R. and 3. flfaehhtf commnnication second Wednesday of each nvatb; risiting companions always v elcome. o. B. P. BAILEY, T. DL G. M. i. F. LANGEN BAUG II, Recorder. Plymouth Lodge, No. 149, IT. and h.. 2VX.
JXtJiSZSJSili SÜ' tlcomnty IM short several thousand dollars.
E. R. SHOOK, W. M. eome. H.a. BFNS(. er y.
Plymouth Protection Hook & ; loaned out on insumcient security, owing Ladder Company, No. I. j to which much, if not all of it, will be UrguUr meeting fir-i Tuesday f eacli month. ! lost. That the COUtlty officers are plunJ. F. LANOENBAl't;H, Forma. i, . . f .
J. N .FRKF.sK. S-'y. 1MMKSSE RALLY AT ARdOS ' IIIFj LARGEST G AT II hill G MARSHALL COL XT Y. ... ! MM aturaay was inaeea a g.or.ous day for the democracy of Marshall county. With a brief and unassuming notice .i . i . i i.i .jj i.: tnac JHigera wou.u '". fellow-citirens at Argos. the democracy of Marshall county assembled to the number of over two thousand last Saturday at that r J i enthusiasm struck terror to the hearrs ofj -a- j- l . i .i ... : . nie rau.cais wnn wuncu mo uuiuiing of tho rirMil people. The pvoeMMMl, uu ier the in inageincnt of Dr. Eaton and other working democrats, presented numerous features of musical interest. Several bands of martial
mortgage!? on real estate and ncrsoual se-. "'n'-'mMtnireiV neming. isiiiusobodby mntuaiconmasic. hickorv wagons with voutiff . sent. J. JL Fleming will coniinae the hasJueee at the
ladies and boys emblematically arranged, horsemen uud 1 White Boys in Hlue,"with the democratic band from Plymouth, j . i i r- . renuereu uie nroccssion a periccr succe-s in all rrPft Thr ; .- p t i n c nrirnn. , . . . p i . I jed by the selection of that old war horee ct deniocriLcy, 31. Williams,! Kscj., as chairman, and was f.rst nddre?sed Lj Judge Fur rand in a powerful speech, 1 . i i . . . . ...... . ..v uu. u. t. v i n Lie arguments fvlSIIfBg the liopes of his most ardeut friends, and taking his place j a n jng tho first dcbatoii of the country, during the delivery of which he was frequently interrupted ly the cheers oi his enthusiastic auJience. ('. II. Uecvc, kfisq. followed Judge Farrand, and. a. usual with him made a most hani'V effort. The deiui.cracy of Argos and Walnut j tjWRehip deserve great credit for their) zeai in the g;,od cause. They are working j democrats, aud if we can have one suth demonstration in everv townshin in Mar- i hall county, wc can rely on eight hundred tnajoiify. Let our friends see 10 it that the demonstrations be made. All that is necessary is to make the appointments' and furnish the speakers. The ptjopte aro ready and will see that success rewards every effurt made. It is by suh wurk as that of last Saturday that Walnut Township has changed from sixty-three radical majority to about one huuJred democratic majority. TAX DA LISA!. Th. msÜmIsi f UaMk.tl mmtm m mwwsm j m m i .lit 1 1 j 11 Ut j to .he ruffianly instincts of the men who t.ilr n t , ana 21 I si 1 . f ' J " : faces, assembled in crowds and mobbed ' . " j protu women, nave comiiicnceu again ttmr lawless, cowardly acts. Last Saturday, a delegation in at'endance on the demonstration here, displeas-; eJ with the beautiful hif-korv nolc erected J " 1 by our staunch democratic fr end, Hei.rv ; wy I I rtfTOP TA" 1 i i-oei,lnj iiirr al ll.A i mm I - Uo.., a. u line oi town.-and hating as they do the i . i n ir ani sinpe". save wnen "atincr emblems ot strife aud discord, attempted to liaul down the flag owned by Mr. 1'nger. and but for the resolution of that -entleman's wife (Mr. Uajgajf himself beiug absent , wouul have perpetrated their nefarioui purpose. And but a few evenings aaro one of the most beautiful flags in Mantel I eoajaty was stolen, in tlic night, from the hickorv L J polo erected by Mr. Risers a fhort dis0 ' tance west of town. Threats have been froelv madp to tiVo c UVLU irc'y mane to taue dnwn a democratic pole at Argo.a, and f e;ir alone has deterred the Jacobin cowards bv 'uwuiu WWBMTtaa oy whom the threats were made lo a disturbance OB the Ctreeta of our place last Saturday, in which that net ' Jamb of radicalism, Uill Iabbinton fitr - 0 ' urcl quite extcusively, a yountr man from the country, wno had evidently been "loir" 1. .111 . euougu to gooole up a nui'O navv revo v0 j cr, flourished the dangerous weapon ( extremely dangerous in the hand3- of a fool , around in a manner to endauser the lives Ml of bystanders, announcin' his grtat dm ire to hurt something, and in his maudlin condition would do doubt have done to liad nnt a rlsninprif (nmn.ll.J 1 .. r1"" 10 put iiis piitul up. Now the sooner all thfa vandalism and ruffianijm is stopped by the radicals of this vicinity the more fortunate for them. Tolerance and forbearance are good qualities, but may be overtaxed, aad it certainly would bo unfortunate for the handj'i i-ii 1 .. ijaJ.1.1 a J 1 .j.ii l, ri-riii ue 1 1 t tx
cessary for the democrats to admiDster to them a lesson in decency and good behavior. Great Closing-cut Sale. $20,000 worth of goods to be sold within the next thirty days at less than cost of manufacturer's prices. Now is the time In avail youreolrnc nf hnrcraitis. An oDoortunifv rare-
ly offered. FrintS from 6 to 124 cents ; rrinnharos from 12 to 20 cents ; muslins r o I from 9 to 15 cents: dress goods, white loves and gent's furnishbuuuj' uuo,t'-" '7 : 1 ing goods at less tfian cost, tteaciy maae clothing at 2o per cent, less than eost. )o not lail t) Call and see US, as ine gOOUS ..... . . . must and will be closed out within thirty days J. M. Dale. Plymouth, Ind., Sep. 2d, 1868. Edi'or Plymouth Democrat, Sir: It having come to my knowledge that certain republican candidates, for partizan purposes, are circulating the report around he county that the treasury of Marshall That the court house building fund is tiering i lie ireasuiy ui uic pvuvw uiuucy. Aud that the M Old Boy" is to pay with county affairs generally. And whereas, by repeating those charges so often, they may have actually begun to believe them - - - -a true, I herelvy otter the following rewards, , ' which T raftt wi Le Mfleiel to induce La to e :aminc the records for proof of theif as?ertion8 and if (rUe, to bring the , ff , :(lstice Therefore I O j - will give: 1st. To any person $100 who, upon an examination of the records of the countv, w II show there is one dollar in the . , - luMMMW Ii T, u ,'i'mi n t p for J . , ... .m ft.ft mmMa , m ; A, 1. Till Kill V W IV rt II T L;a I ' V o w a will prove bv the public records that there I - is one single dollar of the court house I building fund loaned out thai is not draw-j : ... i .1 i... iii l lj f 1 '- initi ' m. Ulm ewuiw W J . , I out 1 iu uiu aniuuiii in iiiivrt i.tm. i it c i sum loaned. 3d. I will give 8100 to any person who I show from the couiny records one dollar drawn out of the county treas.iry during the past six years bv any democratic r . , . J , entnieu 4th. I will give S100 to any pcraon who i : 1 1 , l ... i .. , i,Ä i i. . i 1 1. , . , . ' .' . i will rnun uy uic icwi ua iii.it nie 'uyiic ; affairs of Marshall county are not in as good and healthy a couditiou as IMN of
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any republican county iu Northern Inui- j ana. I e V- 1 . ..u vi uic aooK 1U1 UQiiluwa iu uc subn itted to the decision of a committee to cousist of Judge A. h. O-boruc, of La Porte, Judge Fruzier, of Kosc'uioko cmnty, aud Judge tanfich1, of St. Joterh counry ali republicans oi arooa standing. The foregoing proposals arc open. The recortls are Peu to Republic and the WWild Uipk. Phatc MTtlligtte, gen- . It ai i. lt cUie": :ina 11 Jour charges are true (and you have no business to make them unless , they are) then prosecute the guilty parties . whoever they may be. And if they ,.rc not j true, then acknow edge like honest uv n that you have attcuipfed to deceive the i voters et Alarshan county. Yours, respectfull John C. CuB)f a n. .Tkruy lii.AiN. Esq.. presented us last week with some of the finest peaches ire ever saw in Plymouth, grown on trees of h'g wn. Jerry isafirst class jadceoffCOud ..... . . . , I iniugs, auu u as noerai ai nc is judicious, i Wexehvklt ft Co. havc opcnej r,lis week witli a mammoth stock of new broods. ! tu i rn r j 1 heir two larse rooms, one 70 fret and Qne .0 feet long, are piled full with the largest and choicest stock ol fall and winter irnml pvor aflerM hv tlipin at nn time They gpeat with w pri)Jc of boots anJ shücS) . wwf .1 i-- 1 u m j (juahties hare never been excelled by i t . s, i u t m any regular boot A; shoe houe in Plymouth. Their dry Kooda are lull of bargaiur, and I our advicc j d not buy an article, lot I ' ' spool of thread, until VCU 0 and hear i tiejr prjccg l'lHST-CLAss house to rent by CoRniN k VanValkknbiiroh New Advertisements. g"1 if vlttee ef a eaeraa aaat oriatof sale ffaajn the X m hhall common plens con rt. I will offer for sale at public al,r,'"r, nt the court house door iu Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, on batpkday. BEFfEMBKR an, iwx. tareao the haatra.of If o'alecb, a m. and 4 o'clock, p m ,4 ,aJf1 rtJV thfr .Dfa an1 pronlsrr a term not :"d4"- nimi of the following real estate, to I v ft No ,w'nr Jonr ;c. in Botojra first addition to tn(, town Of aaufcuay in Marshall county , Indiana. Aad in BaUera to realize therefroaa the amount de I manded by said writ, I will at the same time aud place ' !,n,, i:i thr 8a"J,! "nncr offer for sale the Tee simple in I n lid to said real estate, to satbYv sa id writ in "avor of I wlmBI I Caa- Janaea II. Caoe andoth1 ers. and the proceeds ol said sale after aathfjlaa; laid 1 wri' nnA c""t- wi" b'' nPim, (l "" exeention row la aayhaaata, levied apon aald property, for pvi it. with in 'rest and coat la favor of Mathew Srwfaa, traatee of Ronrhaai toweahlp ra. Jaeaae Caae, Oaeer Davta Jona 1 Baehart aad WUBan t;arri-oU, lianwj ftaaaa lha oaav ""TV I' - "im p.ia win he made without any rega.u to valu will be made without any regard to nation or apiir.ns -ment laws 1 DAVID HOW. Sheriff M C J' STRAY NOTK i:. To K. Parker, Justice of the peace of the township af Cnion. Marshall county. Indiana. Tb undi-rsu'in t appraisers appointed by you to valne a certain bay male lately token ap hy William Joero, do appraise the said mule ot the sum of eighty dollars. The said mule Is Oi airland ns follows. She Is a dark bav with black mane and tail, branded on left fore shoulder ; 'T S" and the letter -'S'' on the neck, about tau hands hiyh, supposed to be eleven or twelve vearsoid DAVID HACK, K M SLY LOPP. The undersigned dosolcmlysw ear that the fore otnj appraisement and description was atau without partiality favor or affection. DAVID HACK, KMSLT I.OPP Snbscrtbed and sworn to before me thl August Ut, me ini August Ic E. PARKKfi, J p 1 fvs . STATE F INDIANA. 1 Jin inii.i.ii iim .1 1 i. ) 1. John C. usbman. clerk of the Marshall circuit fourt. da lierehy certify the forejfohiir to bea true 1 opy yf an eatrav notiei Hied 'In mv oHce An gnat ?Sd
Dr. J. W. Poland's Humor Doctor in a positive remedy for all kind, ofhntnors, scrofula, "curvy, .altrheun , carbuncle? and boils, ulcers and all obetluate affectlou of the skin. Inflammatory or chronic rheumatism, piles chronic dlarrhcca, mercarinl disease, and every taint of the system; and those affections originating in thi disarrangement of the digestive organs, viz., bilious complaints, neuralgia and nervous affections, headache, languor and depression of spirits, losa of appetite, constipation. It is free from all dangerous drues. is pleasant to the taste, safe, yet snro and effective in it action.
Prepared .it the New England Rotanir depot, Boston, Mass and for ßaItjDy c s. Todd, and Brown Bro.'s, Plymouth. i - - - - ' ' STATE OF INDIANA , ( MARSHALL COUNTY. In Common Pleas court, October term, J868. BarbaraF Snyder, vs. Adam Snyd, Leah Du trick,-! Partition. Elizabeth Bruch, Hartha King, k j Henry Snyder. J The plaintiff in the above entitled, cause, but her attorney, has filed iu my office her con. plaint against the defendants, and it appearing by the af fidavit of a competent person tint the said defend ans, Adam snyder, Leah DutricV, Elizabeth Bnrch j Martha King Henry Snyder are non-residents of the state of Indiana.they are therefore hereby notitied of Ihc pendencvof said complaint against them i - - and unless she appear, answer or demur thereto, at j calling of said cauaeon the first day of the nexiterni of said court, to be begun and held at the court house in the town of Plymouth on the second .lonaav oi uciooer. iho?, eaiu complaint nnu i 2, j ,u- , , ', . ii- j . ! the matters and tlnngs therein contained and alt , n -v.i 1 0Q 1 1 leged will be heard and determined in theirabsence. JOHN C. CD3HMAH, Clerk. HOUSE AND LOTS FOB SALE. TBI pari of lots No.'s 5 A I in t'leaveland's addition to Plymouth, described att follov, to-wit : ' i . i i ' i ii. i ii - at ."wuiirncn "iiici ni .1 u. , nianlM thence east &S feet, thence north 1-20 reet. thence west f t to the west line of lot No. (. thence south IM feet a ong said treat line to the place of beginning. on LaPoite street, near the river b.'dge. The deed to the above description baa been unly recorded iu the recorder's office, M. C. J. W. LIOUUHTON, Recorder. Aug. 3-1, 18C8. 1 have determined on selling this property, for the parpoee of payiBg what dehts I owe. Price ,:. Cach in hand. I give as refereuces. Jolui F. Langeuhaugh, t'has. Whinnore, and Daniel B. Armstrong. For further particulars eixmire of M 'It W. W. TYNKR. M J J 4 JLt I sT EEY. Ml. LKWIJ?, Would aawounce to the ladies of I'iymouth and rfdei iv i bhi mi iiii c ihm rrrt'ivru a inri:1 skh'k oi wen ... a t. ... .i 1 a a m mm U-i - 1 I . .....!. . e ... it 1l7c,;'.d fi'" Nvni,h " K?' Ver' lovv vricc Particular attention paid to bleaching. Rooms firet j ,lo"'!' ,',orUl ot '' A icvocwry, oa JUcWieaai st issoi.i tion iiio partnership hertofon- rxi-tinsr under the firm ;-.. .... "... iveall monies due the late firm, and pay all the debts A the sane. J. M. MOO UK. 5'2 J. E. FLEMING. School Notice. 'pilK fall term of the Plymouth Grades! School will contassmce obi IwHbiy, August 31, 180, and will continue in session twelve weeks. Tuition - to Le paid in advance of resident Ml pi li as follows: It I . 1 1 SCHOOL, per pupil. i :.n I IN) i on 5IKI i i i i i i i v i i i.i i r,n.'n.mnii NON-HKSIDKNTS ','.'s JAXH X rWßMPSUS, Flnf A ik'(, I 1 7" ..I ClTAMItKRLAIW 1 HA It All VIEUl '. - - 'J'hinl A-i't, Wttrrt fftkml. vi , 1. 1 nr. irr,. i : VOFFl A i' i 'i r - cl.-is. linder tn -u.)''rvision of I) D. Lake and Mi Jane N. Thninpaow will l" fbrened med. Person intending to teach darlag the ensuing winter I will find it 're;itl ! their advantatre to:!tt-r.d. Icaih-er'-eertiih it III or civcn t o ä u nemheH of the , Uv ptttf4 exanuLnatwiis By ortU r uf A. V. PAPROX. ILO. TM V Kit. A. P. ELLIOTT. 'J'-fttetH. NOTICE! I would say to all who arc initlebtetl to me that lam in great np0(i of monev ftt ftn1 jf inten to pUV J want jt m nR)ney Q i ftt tlljs t;m tbap at any oth. 52 J. PAUL, Ag'f. LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. The nndersirrned having pn i chased th e livery sfn Wew ALLKMAN & KCkSE, is lully prepared to j aeeet every want of the livtrv beeuaeM lie has better noreea and finer l.u-ies than has ever been kept in Plymouth, which he is prtparcd to ! furnish the public on the most reasonable term. rrarelcn eoRooyed to any parti I the country on reasonahlc tei mi 48 S L. H4RVBY IMPROVED FARM FOB SALE.
THE undersigned will offer for sal e his im- preparations already ranking, the proccsproved farm consisting ef Ij ,a 0- accounfc of
80 ACRES 43 CULTIVATED, attending this meeting there will be no six mile from Plymouth, two mi les west ,nce i,0f the democratic club on Moo1 rairinoiuit I here is on the larni a good dwell- 0
ing house ith stone cellar, nearly new, bea. ing frmt and a '0Oi wdI and a bank bars There is but about one acre ana a half of wet land in the traci WIK be sol cheap nnd on hbcral terms, ror lurther pirtcuUr senquireof the owner on the preaniaa-a 5',-4t WILLIS W. WRIGHT. Hair Regenerator. Tills wonderful ami rf nowned preparation la not an article of accident or chance, mil Pe final production of ycara of careful atudy and exenmeni. On its own MKRITB It lias quickly risen to an unprecedented WOULD-WU); rurULARITY. Even Paris, the treat mart of tieanty and fashion, baa sent over her orders for It. it immediately cleanaea the acelp, freeing It from dandruff and huniora. It prevents the hair from fslllnr off, and often produces a luxuriant growth on bald heads. It never falla to RESTORE DRAY AND r'ADKD RAIII to all IU youthful lustre, sort and silken beauty. Ilrash, Wlrv and stubborn hair la made soft, pliable and beautiful. Bo Dure a VEGETABLE COMPOUND for t'ie Hair has aover been lu the market, while aa a KaTHAIR DRESSING It Is a perfect luxury, containing no dirty. dlsHtrrecable aedlinent, or eolllng the flneat fabric. It gives to the locks and treaaee a son and raven hue, charmingly beautlfnl, and turn most unbounded satisfaction to all. Every Bottle it Warranted. FULLER. FINCH dt FULLER, Wholesale Agtstii Chlragt.
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BOURBON ITEMS PltKl'ARSD FOR THE DEMOCRAT.
BOURBON LODGE, NO. 227, BOURBON TND. Kegular commccatione second and fourth Tuosday evenings of each month. V iaiting brethren always welcome H. D. Weaver. D. McDONALD. sc'y W. M. BOURBON LODGE, No. 203. T. O. O. IT. Rcsrular me-'tins every Saturday evening in Odd ! Fellows Hall, the west side of Maine street. ; h- Houghton. Sec y. John Wlndbigler, N. O. Bourbon Democratic Club. Regular meetings every Monday evening, in Omar Davis' hall. J. W. DAVIS. President. K. S. Fish, Secretary, K F. CMfSCtf -Rev, C. W. Tlatanoa pastor. Meeting everv Sunday at W' a. m., and 7 p. in. Sunday School p. in. 1.71. rrv?rKev. A. Potter nastor. Meetings! every Sunday at 10' ; a. m. and T i). m. Sunday School i l' n' ' 'rmmTTTTmTTTlTTmm!TTTSSSe TlIK republican rally at this place on ' i nv J a 1 1 . ? a. t luesuay was respcciaDie in poini oi numbers and good behavior on the part of those engaged in it. There were, actual - 4 oo i t:Ucount, just oil men. women and children, ' ' in the procession, the greater portion of which were women and children. Mr. Panlror,! nail I.i, ronlr 000M, nKorn. ! I u riu 1 lint iL Iii. i v i i I I . - I. i i l ' I i . I n r r . .. t ing t lie democrats with bringing on the ! War. and bein-the Cause of the Dublic ! 1 debt, xc, Arc. He was tollowed by .Messrs. Johnson and Westervelt, would-be representatives, in speeches which they en deavored to make their hearers behove j were the truth, the whole truth, and noth-! ing but the truth. Their arguments, being untenable, are as easily overthrown as a child's cob-house. A p elm p3le 140! ; feet high (so said) was raised in due form I is front of the P. O.; and so the day's per formance ended. Not being able to see the point it is quite difficult to divine what the Bourbon correspondent of the Republican meant j last week by fabricating a lie out of whole cloth about Mr. UL.M of Plymouth, who addressed the democratic club two weeks ago. Mr. L. was met at the depot by the writer of this, and taken to his residence, where supper was prepared for him ; after supper Mr. L. was accompanied to t'ie club room by a sufficient number of democrats to protect kifjj from such ferocious individuals as the writer of the falsehood above mentioned. 3Ir. L. has been a republican until quite recently, but is now doing a good work for the democratic party, the only party that can save the coun try from degradation and ruin and 'that's what's the matter' with "O. K." Tiik Kane Co. (111., Republican comes to us with the name of B. J. Chapre'l, r i i. .. . 1 i i jr. w . lomicny oi mis piaaco, as local cum .. n l . j . . c j i ,r i, extend to oUf young friend our hcarlfslt ! sympathy, and hopd that he may survive the BDOCk which everv one must feel ! lit When BUaueOly elevated from the lowly I position of a printer's devil to the honorable and re sponsible station of local editor. A LABOE and enthusiastic dtmoeaHtlC i meeting was held at Panama, in this town-j hin. on Saturday evrtning, which, owin ! 1 ' r" ' e I to the inability of Mr. Galcntine, ModiL date tor joint representative, to be pre-j ent, wr addresiaed by Mr. S. Beals, iu an able and eloquent speech ou the living issues of the day. Mu. BSALS addressed the democratic meeting at Tippeoanoetown on Saturday afternoon. The meeting Was more numerously attended than was expected, as . i e rn'',au UI ll,D irPnw www ship joiue 1 in the grand demonstration at , , , , , A . -k .II f ll O do .nil s 1 r I O t T J 1 . 1 TV ,.'' ISA mmi fc" bravely ou Tm Bonrbon democracy are organizing a delegation to go to Warsaw to hear Senator Ileudricks, on Monday next. From day evening. E S. Fish, BmJ , the efficient and enertret ic secrctarv of the Uourbon democratic club, having tendered his resignation on aecouut of absence from home, Mr. M C. Ilenehaw. on Monday eveuiug, was chosen to fill t It 0 vacancy. COL. L It. McDonald made one of the most telling and convincing speeches before the Uourbon democratic club on Monday tveatng thnt we have had the got-d fortune to listen to so far during the campaign. A.N organization of White Boys iu Ulue was effected on Saturday evening. We were unable to learn the particulars iu lime fof publication this week. Mb. John S a it n i o n a use n will address his fellow-eiliiena in the Germau lan2;uai:e, at this place, to-day (Thursday) at .'I o'cloi k p Mi The American Cooking: Stove After twenty years ex(ierlence In ihe manufacture of stoves. we beeiune convinced, onie six years since, thtit : vast amount of money was being expended by the people of this country In buying cheap aud almoat woithlcss stoves, a laree pot t ion of hielt was wasted ; and thai true eonaoorj conaieted iu buying the beat stoves that could be made, notwiUtetannins the price was higher. With this view, w e nroceeded toronatrnct the A-i thiti ( i.ikvui fftOfi, and spared no pains or ex isenee to ntake it the bestand most perfect store that could b -made. uf we have experimented with It, mill careiiin nn ie n lis ni thiiiiii. Mir nie i;i-i si vears. and when an Imprm "ineal anggveted it- If. we have at once aiMiiteii 11. and we nave several 01 tnese secured by letters patent. Iu this manner, we no not. healtate to say. we have brought H to n higher slate of p rfecfion than has heretofore been attained in cooking stiM' The rodaai lannrotrenaanOa In this .tore hasadd ad targvly to Ua isonveuience and eireitivcnei s. In all the varieties of stoves we manufacture, we t tudj usefuiness. durabilitv, convenience and economy Inonota ion. rather th in cheapnesa in pric- and in doine we are satistl. d m- study th inleres: of those 1 tin h istn onrtov. SHÜAK l'A' K Uli A ro
One Thousand Dollar IW One Yea-I
At a full rate of interest, with nrunlr npronal ' secVrit-v,ormorta?eonreal estjlte- Any person having the above sum to loan, or one half of the amount, can make good terms by addressing M care of Democrat office, or calling at said office August R, lhf.R. Good Health Is paramount to wealth. If the system is in bad oruer purge out the vile humors and distemper with Robacks blood nil!., and Mt th i ntr-rns, 1 or. n.rformin, thpir mhUü. ,.,1 f-i - ucivviwilQj niivi U IH. V in order, ktep them so bv the daily use of Roback'a stoaaach bitters. For aaleby Browu Bro's. UVSpepSia. There if v.rnbablv nn (1;oki vltl. kI,; m.n kind are afflicted which is the source of so many ailments as dyspepsia, and there is no more cer tain cnre than Rback's stomach bitters. For saleby Urown Bro'a. A Remarkable Fact Tl. .. : i t i .... I unit iiu. usiuiv instance uascomc U) tfie Kiio Ipdge of the proprietors, of the l:iilurc ol Roback'i , . . . . . im-(lieilira In mm entira .tufi Jr. Ik. l....l " .....v. onuoiu V. 1.1 vll iu lilt; I1UUUreds of cases in which thev have been used; this! ithy of n-maik nd undeniable tvidence of ineir intrinsic merits, r or sale bv brown I5ro's Loud Is the p-nisc in t'ie mouths of everybody in favor : ot Koback I BtOUUch bitters, blood pills uud blood purifier. For tale by Brown Bio's. Medical. Or. T. A. Lemon, Physician und Snrgeoit, Has resumed the practice of his profession and can be found at. his residence, corner of La Parte and Walnut btreets, at ull hours except when profession: !ly absent. Dr. L Johnson, Pliysciim and Surgeon, BoritBON. ini). one hardware store. over Oroh A Beck Bro s 4J. Dr. A. 0. Morton. Surgeon Dentist, Can he consulted at hia office every dav errept Mondavs and Tuesdays. Office over WeetervetTe Store. Plvmouth, lud. J. J. Yinal!, Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. Particular attention paid to ofaetfetric practice, and di eaeea af women and children, office over Browa lee's store. H'-sidence opposite tlie north-west corner of the public .square, Plymouth, Ind. JlO-'iS. Dr. J. M. Confer, Pliylcinn and Snrgeon, late Snrreon of the 20th Indiana Infantry, offers hif professional acrvicea to the people of .Marshall Goooty. (NBee and residence. wt side of Michigan St.. three Mock.- Borth ol the Parker House, Plvnionth. In ! diana. t-M. W. N. BAU.KY, M. O. R. RIVXOL1I9, M. D Bailey & Reynolds, Physicians. Sorfteotta, Accoachenre, and Opticians: oiii'rufors in llffiirin il m i i d ii i . , i . . .f t . . , m tia... d ears. Treat all forms of diseases that effect the I human ayatetn. Particular attention given to tlleraeca offenaalee and children, also to all chronic cases, (all from ae country promptly attended to. Office on t'no corner of Michigan ana Washington sts., opposite the Parker House. X. IJ Teeth extracted without pain. Plymouth, Ind., March 15. lW.-Cm. v n trr n v t- i lf, V, W IB. liifllS Oil hesfc lT. ' i 'u.Mti:i.v si hukon or tum saxunv armt.) 0ffi r h ÄTÄ r,'rv,ir,",to ahall aaal vtcinii. OBce. for the preaent, at hie farm residence, on the Brcrt? road, in North towaahp. 34--ly mm Attorneys. J. il. Osborne, Attorney ntLntv, nud Justice of the Pence, has removed his oflice to the east side of Michigan -;tre"f, on the block n'-xt north of the Parker House n here he will be pleased ? see those havinir business to transact with him. Collectiona made and money promptly remitted. Particular attention girefl to Ihe nettleniunt of eetatea and guardianships. ( IS ''2. A. ft (apron, Attorney aud Notary, War Claim Aaent. will attend to all profcaalonal bnsiness placed in his hands, promptly and carefully. Particular attention riven to iraaroianships and the settlement of decedent a eatatea. Pension, boaaty and back Daf of deceased and disabled soldiers procured nt reasoaahle futoa. Deed, mortgafresi and other written instrumenlH neatly and qnlcalj drawn up and acknowledgments taken. Collections made and proniplly remitted. Omc- over 11. IJ. Dickson's hardware sime. Plymouth, lad. 10 -M. ft II. Reeve, Attorney at Lniv. ml War rUAm Agent, will practice in Fulton. Stark. LaPwte and Koadaeho, a well aa Marskall. counties. Collectiona promptly and efficiently attended to. Careful attention given to probate neaneao. Insurance effected on lives and property, in the best companies in the United states, special attention paid to the prone rutionof claims of soldiers, their widows and heirs, for bounty, arrears of pay. pensions and Other claims. References; Parwcu, FleM m Co., Chicago, Shaw. Harbour ,tr. Co., Cincinnati, RncUjr, Sheldon A Co.. If. Y , tirair, Bennett Ji Co., Pittsburg. ' Miscellaneous. A. . Holtzendorfl, Faahtounble llnrber, UHWAQO 9 ARB ICR simp. -Under Marka A Ehrlich' store, shaving. Hair Catting, Shainpooning, Ac. done in the best stvle. Particular Attention given to Dyeing Dalr and Whiskers. The highest price paid for ladie s hair. 11 14 A. ('. HOLTZKN DORFF. J. F, Van Valkniburh, AVltoleanle Liquor Store. LIQUORS, pern Lloaora for mtdtclna and othf purposes, can be had at my store, one door north ol th. iti inch Bank. May IS, lsi.V J. r ANVALKBNBORGH. il II a via Mirer, A HK011, t in 1 lni etc. l". Hiislnnijer A Bro.'s. manufacturers of Wairons, 'arriaires. etc. Ulacksniithitii:. painting and yraininjj done to order. Bunking (.,omp:ny, 11 ' III ou I ll . tlltl. The Plvnionth Mianeh Banking Co., i successors to the Ph mouth Branca Hank of the Stale ot Indiana. open roiii'.Ho P-i o' lock, a. nv,nnd from Ho I o 'clock n 111. T CRE8SNKR, President. 13-S T. CftBSSMBR, ir Cashier. towlag Machine.. All who are in want of Bewtnn MaohtneS can And s Ino aasortmc ui nf Hie nest Sewing Machines made for I.imily or tailor's use, and at lower price than they can be hail eNewhei ., at 1 the store of J. Paul. Responsible parties nur chasing machines will be given four month- , ' preniii , ai J. PAUL, Apei.t, Sign of Hig Boot lc( unh Housr. Waaatah, Ind., South side i V. A C. K H , ndjoinia the passeen ' ei depot, (iuests stoppine heii- w ill receive Qrst-clasa accommodatlon af tuod -rat ) rate. Itaaire coir.ei frt'i inrt from the rar. Ira
HOOFLAND'S GERMAH BITTERS,
AA'D Hoodand's German Tonic. The Great Reiufdifs for all Disfasrs of tlie WJUt, sTOMnrr. on digestive HOOFLANO'S GERMAN BITTERS I. c iHMaad vf ihv pure juice for. a. they an msd'.eiesliy RjcLract) uf llerb. and making a Boa, kbraly led. and en termed Root. Barks pre (ara laeeatra ttcaljr fr front, ulcuh'iic admixture nf any kind. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, Is a combination of all the iaeredienl of the Ilitbrs, with the purest quality f Sunt-i (Yti Hum, iVauge, ic, ranking one m the must j '.m-hhi aud agreeable rsmedies ever ufffreii le tlie pubüe. Those preferring a Med. ein. free from alaakoBf admixture, will u-e Hoofland's German Bitters. Those who have do objection to 1I10 conjbiiialioo of tlo liitt.r, as elated, will use HOOFLAND'S GEEMAN TONIC. They are beak equally Bjaed, and contain the -rime medicisal virtue., the ekoto between the two being a msM aaattor of taste, the Veals boiug ihe uiusi nalntab.. 'I5c Aloinaeh, frim a variety of cau.es, such a laJieeation, Dvsiiensin. Horvoas Debility, etc., I ry apt to lion deranged, syinpatliiziogas does with lis. becomes affect of which is that have its funcThe Li v e r . closely as il Stomach, then ed, tLe reio-lt the patieat uffer. from several or more of the following diseases: Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Fulness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinkiufc or Fluttering at the Fit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations wher in a Lying Posture, Dimness ot'Vision, Dots or Webs betöre the Sight, Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skiu and Eyes, Pain in the Si'le, Baok, Chest, Limbs, etc., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits. The sufferer hfOBl Ihce diseases should exercise th. greats .t eaatloa iu tLe selection of a remedy f'r lits case, par that which h his laewtlaj r' yies f.ewess Hally com roin inj 11 Hon anoeiag ouly Ifl assured from tions and Saes Owe merit, i pii ui' d. is fret 1 u tc T e d i n cts. and has setakllekra cure of these disease. for itself a Kfsatattoa for toe In tl.il connection we won. & sabiait those weli-kuown laawdioa Ilooflai id's Germ an Hitters, A.XD HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC. PRKPAKED BV Dr. C -TT. .JACKSOX, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Twtnty-two years .iocethey were first in triiducei Into this country froM Geimauy, daring which limo they liavs uiid"u)ited!y erfornie 1 inoi. cur, and benefited suffering humanity to a ereter ixteut, than suy other remedies known to the public. These remedies will effectually cure Liver Complaint, .faun ini nm Jf r-QTjH ! iiT-j . nsia, Cliroi ci --Wr -IBS N us De bility, ("bron wSt9m !r Diarrhroa, Di.ease of the Jök!!!l Kiriney, uu4 all liisi - jr,sTf'Pl ariin fi -in a Plsordafed 1 Liver, Stom ach, 'or atesHac. .Resulting from any Cause whatever I PHOSTHATION OF THE SYSTEM, induced by Severe Labor, Hnrdfl ps. Exposure, Fever, &o There is no medicine ex:nut eqn.il to tiie rmiie. ;n aui ti caven. A toue and rkgac is laaparard t he whole system, the appetite is strengthened, foed is enjoyed, the stomach di(eKt prompt. V, the blnd i. purified, the complexion becomes BOasWI ana healthy, th. yellow tiutc is eradicMed Iioiu itos eyes, a bloom is givsu to the clioes s. ami the weitk and nervous iuvnlid beeeaaoa a iroiij and baalak being. T ERM OXS A D VA XCE It J V t U K, And feeline tha hand of time weihlne heavily opa them, with all its attendant ills, will tind in th n of this BITTKKS, or the TOXIC, au elixir that will losl new life into tiicir veios, restore la a nsaaaajan the ensriry and ardor of more youthful days, build up their shrunken fuia, aiel e;ve health jiud lxapuiue.. to tkotr raaaalnlag years. NOTICE. Itisa weil-establishüd fact that fu'.ly eae halfoftfc female portion of our populatioa are sei enjoyment f or, to n.e their slou, '"never Thev are lau dum in the iod health ; own exprBsH well." i? ii id, devoid of a'll euerrv, extremely uerrous, aud hsvs no ajipelite. To this class of pernors Ik HITTEK?, or th T0Ü IC, i especially rccoiuiucudad. WEAK iHD DELICATE CHILDREN Are made atrop? by the us el either of these remedies. They will cure every case of MARAf Ml'8, without fail. Thousaud of certificates hare accumulated In the hands of the proprietor, but spue will allow of the publication of but alif. Th.nS, it will 1 ed, are men or nute aud of soak stiudiug that tuey must he believed. TESTIMONIALS. Hon. Geo. W. Woodward, Chi'f Juttiee nf Iht Supreme Court nf Vt., write.: Fluladtlphia, March 16. 186f "I flud 'Hoof niau Bitters' ic, useful In the di,;stive of great bene dshiSitv, aud hind s Oeri. a (rood tond i sease. of orgaaa, and dt in . of saut of uervoub actiou iu tho system Tonrs, trulv. ÜE0. W. WOODWARD.'' Hon. James Thompson, Judge of tin Supreme Court rengsyheni-Phitnd-li'hia, April J, 19i:S. ' I con.ider ' Hoofli.ii!' German Bitters" a tvilisv III medicine in cas of attack of larjigaatioa or trpfU. I cau certify this from my exjeei ienaa of it. Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMrSOX." From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D.D., Pastor vf the Tenth Wumtmt Clmrch, Philadelphia.. Dr. icJ.ou Dear fir : I have been Bra Baad requested to conuect my name with rscommendatious of difforeut kiuds of medicines, but regardinfc tie: pritct ' A mmmmtuwMm mtmVmBWmmi ot NW-Hak zaW jr spbero, I f;K' ( bavelnall cases de k ' ajft cl med: but wiih a riesr BnaHnneawHan various iu x SSSiy stances aud particularly in my own family, of the usefulness of Dr. Hoofliind's German Bitters, I depart for once from mv umisI course, to expres my full conviction that, for general debility of the yUm, and especially for Li r t 'om7 tint, it it a safx and raltiaMi rrep iratinn. In some cassa it may fail ; but o.ually, doubt not, It will be very beneficial to those who suffer (rom the above causes. Yours verv respectfully, j. H. KENN5 ARD, ighth, below Coat St. From Rev. E. D. Fendall, A$itant Editor Cltristian, Chronicle, Philai. I have derived decided benefit from the nse of Hooflaud's German Bitter., and feel It my privilej; to recommend them as a most valuable touic, to all who are Buffering from general debility or fton dUeaaea arising from deraoKemeut of the liver. Youis truly. E. D. FENDALL. CAUTION. Tlooflsnd's German RanaoilOl ate connterfelted. tee that tha C. M J At K wrapier of All others are l'rincipal olvufitar. eit SDN 1. u tl each l('tUe. cnnterflt. Office and t the Gc. Maniitarlory man Medi. ine Store, No. 631 A IK' 11 Street, Philadelphia, IV CIL.ARI.ES .If. WW A Mg Voror, formerly C M IACU0I k Oo. PRICES. Hooflaod's Oenoaa Bitten, pr o'tle, $1 00 ' " half loten, . A -HI Hoofland'. German Tonic, pnt up in onart bottle., $1 60 pr hottle, or a half d,n for f7 I Do not forget t exitmioe well lb artil oa bay, In order to get the gruuiue For Mia by all avarjwnaea Dru;;it a til stor heenee. ?1M
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A Positive Remedy for all kinds of Humors, Scrofula, Scurvy, Salt-Rheum, Carbuncles and Boil,, Ulcers and all obstinate Affections nf the Skin, Inflammatory or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles, Chronic Diarrhoea, Mercurial Diseases, and every taint of the System : Dyspepsia, and those Affections originating in the Derangement of the Digestive Organs ; viz.. Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous Affections. Headache, Languor, and Depression of Spirits, Loss of Appetite, Constipation. THIS excellent medicinal compound was fire prepared by Dr. J. Vf. POLAXD, in 1M7, and was then employed with great success lu expelling humors from the blood; but In 188 a medical friend who wa qt ite celebrated aa a physician, especially in the treatment of humors, suggested some important improvements, which were adopted, and which has made it (so the people say) the very best remedy for all kinds of humors known to " the faculty." This preparation is composed entirely of vegetables, among which are Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot. When the originator lived in New Hampshire, at Goffstown Centre, for the space of thirty or forty miles around, and in Manchester particularly, the Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued for the numerous and wonderful cures which it effected. Though manufactured iu large quantitiea, the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchasers had to wait for more to be made. In that region, some very severe cases of Erysipelas were treated with, and they were cured I Erysipelas aores.or carbuncles, those ujrly, painful ulcers, were entirely removed wherever this medicine was faithfully used. So it waa with Scrofula aad Salt-Rheum. Tlie Humor Doctor cured them. It Is free from any dangerous drugs, is pleasant to the taste, safe, yet sure and effective in ita actiou. PRKPAREP AT THE NEW- ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT, Ami far talc by all Dealers in Medicine. C. DA3IOX CO., rroprietors. TOB GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE h.a.s hie pwtsMonjM ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE SUPFRfCPJ Read the Following: AH INVENTOR'S OPINION 4i I consider the Grovei k Baker Sewing Mi-, t-bitie the best machine lor pen'-nil use . I ttj simple, and on that at count it commends i--:f Inj families particularly . rhe seutn made by ti tsmachine ia more durable than the Sbnttle-ScitcN machine on account 1 it? e!aattcity mnke ill a point to reconiüi nd the (irovi r A B i''t in i chine when m v. advice i requested, which isofu n the case, as manv people an acquainted v rh thai fact that 1 htvented mud patented evwini: imcliiiiwl improvements myself. Testimony of Mr. A . If. Hook, of New York, before the commit of j pa tent. J AN ENTHUSIAST C AD70vn. My wife, from a six years' pre vinr ue ol Wheeler k IVÜaon iarhiiir.fr lathe ure vi Grover 4 U.tker with reluctance. But in a few, weeks prejudice vanished, adanration succeeded and now tlie Grover and Baker ha no more enthusiastic advocate than she The iaapücit ol iUcont traction, the facility with which ii use i. i acquired, the beauty, btrenpth and elasticity o ttaetisch) and its sdaptability to allkindaof wcik are qualities which do not all belong at once ta any other aaeehtee. letter from Prüf lieobhuw of Wilüston Beaaiawv. a? w z m try . & w . . , . . . ry , , ,- I . bAailiinc Bc?:vit; f u: naj j Any Other. BACn rvMir.Y MACHINE iiri ;tn(-d for Three Vr Needles, thread, nillu, und machine oil, alwaya on hand. J. PAUL, Agent. Sign of the BIG BOOT, FkmceUi, Ind. M 1868. 108 TIPPEOANOETCNAI Woolen Factory PRICES REDUCED. Role Trtrdinz. I OWH pH fnajaj Carding and Sniaaahag '-20 eenta per pouiu Mafajai, White n .nnid d wide. ...fSeenhl pep Tn Wkvt and White y. I wide jS eaOa per yar: Black and Red yd. wid . . .3o aeaM per Hlack and Green yd. wide, .ll) rent- ; r Black and Blue yd" wid". . . 4 1 cetet per Jeans 30 inches aid 40 cent ner Nl vir At Full Cloth 2 inohe wide. .60 rnta per ard Blank rts ft pei p.ir. .-nd l'ti pounds of clean woot. Woolen Sheeting ?l v irds wide, 3 pound iV wool and 40 cents per. yard White Stocking Yarn, double ami tnrigajed.SM Common colors 35c Blue Mixed 40 cj CLOTiI DRESSING, te. Cloth, F1j td. Jean, Bl.nike's and Wo Sheeting changed for WooUt the factory, rt A. L A cuiitn & L'n'c M.'te in TU mouth, fd good cle wool. .12 N.B. k T. S . Al.LF.M N. PILE REMEDY Ve, the atader alged. herehy certify ior tf benefit ot the alfficted. lhat lea than one oottle i Tyrrell s File Remed; cured each of u of severe enses of nlles of frot oue to twenty years standing : Rc. J. s. TlMmiaa, Bonrh m, In !, II. Windhi-ler, BaiirW, In I Wm. Bates. Bnairhon, Ind. Elian Gale in ine. Bourbon, tnd 1 O. Ouivcv, IM nmnih. fntl. D. B. Murks, Plymouth, Ind. Win. TriUl.y, IMrmottth, In U For tale hy , Brown BrtkX T, A. Lemon, J. B. A1U ii an ft (Sr., J 1 Tyrrell ii Chamln rla'.n, htni iHi . h ' ft, A K Thtnik. Rochester, hid. Jlutnilton Br- WeJkeftnajt, I ml. Jonas Miller, Bremen, lnl. Dr. Spencer. TlppeennootOWm, Ind., titiil drtiir-jif ts ffcnr r?l!v. Also by ! mtil fu tun r, h 8. TYKUI hl.. Ph nionth, lndj Trice, si m Bottlo, si) per do Omer prrttnaHl ftP.cd. Vor sale ly ti. lUain'Jc Co., Vl moinh, ! Weaver, Uourbon, C. Cukhmah.l'yt ei.
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