Marshall County Republican, Volume 7, Number 44, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 September 1863 — Page 3

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THE jBE PUBLICAN. LOCJAL DEPARTMENT. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1863. Closing or the Volümb. As the prolan t rol rime of tho Republican is drawing to a cIom. we wish to say to oar friends who re in arrears that wt hope they will make it convenient to pay np od or before that time, as we expect to make new arrangements then which wil roqtHie a settlement of the old books. We may add that we now need all that is dne us. JSifP Peterson for October has arrived, ri -hlv illustrated and filled with intellectual dainties. CCT" The senior proprietor of the "Low Price Store" has been East for some time purr baaing fall and winter stock of Goods, which will boon arrive. Mr. Davnl Melier of Tippecanoe township, in this county, has a pocket book which he bought cf Gen. Bnrnside, whea be. Gen. B . kept store for his father in Liberty, Indian. He values it very highly. AüOTHttn Soldier Göxe. We learn that David Larue, of the 48th ind. Reg., die I at Natchez, Miss., on the 31st ult.. of incarnation of the brain. The deceased I was a resident of Union township, in this 'co mty, and was muck esteemed by all who knew him for his many excellent qualities. He Iras an acting Jrstice of the Peace at the time he enlisted in the service of bis com. try. Nrw Arrangement. Dr. James Wes tervelt having, on account of declining health, quit the practice of Medicine, has retmne 1 to this place with the intention of engaging in mercantile pursuits, hiA has accordingly taken the room formerly occupied by hit father, where he will in a few days open a very large and fashionable ateck of Goods. He intends it -hall be No. 1 house, where people will come to j buy Goois because it will be their iuteret to do so. FaASK Leslie's Lady's Maoazixe and Gazette of Fashion. Tiie September number of tbia valuable Migazioe, indispensable to fashionable la lies, milliners and maruua makers, has just come to hand. It would require more spaee than we can apare to describe as they deserve its ill in - . , - .. trations an 1 Contents, Consequently tUOe . . m'liok wiw wiiu iu cabiiiiuo iv can sec n at our re-;i 'once. This number contains Patterns for a Spanish Jacket with full oiz.fi diagram for cutting oat and ranking. Larce Pi.cms. Mr. James T. Fife, of Po'k township, showed us a couple of plum, one day last week, which grew on him place, which measured mx inches in irenmferenee the long way; the OtW Way 1 1.1 l.l l U . 1 t wivi'4 v - si i j i ';uai'i iiii3 niinxi I eti 1 five iehes. Mr. Fife informs us thit he lias a. :ca .r an extWMve orchard of the different killjn of fruit that rail he raided in this climate, and intend ffoing into the bnsiness still more extensively, as his farm appear to be peculiarly adapted to the production I fruit, probably because of the fine pring on the place, from which fog arises and protects the fruit when the reather turns suddenly cold. (CT Oar generons frieml, Mr. John W. T lea vol and, of West township, left at our ffice the otW day half a bushel of very fine Irish Dotatoes, a dozen ears of ever green iweet corn and a dozen or two ol the largest and finest apples we hare sees this year, for which he has our sincere thanks. Mr. C. informs us that all he did tn the potatoes after planting the n was to lay atraw over the ground. Tbey were neither plowed nor hoed, yet were as large as any of the saroe variety usually grow. He eeams to think that the beat way to cultivate potatoes. DKiTnccnrt Frost. The frost which fell in tbia region on Saturday night last played havoc with the corn, sorghum and tobacco crops. The corn, which up to thai time promised to be the largost crop area produced in the county, will not, it is bow thought by intelligent formers, make oveT half a crop, most of which will to indifferent in qnality. In some fields o ljoiaing timber some of the outside rows escaped material injury, bat with this exception report say the leaves look like they had been scorched. The sorghum ond tobacco crops, from reports, must bo abont totally destroyed, except where the fields were protected by contiguous timber. All kinds of vines nearly, were badly scorched. The potatoea are not, probably, wj m-torieJly injured, as tkey bad about got tbeir growth. Buckwheat, to far aa we have beard, is totally deatroyed. Tbia is the greatest calamity that erer befel the county. Tko damage io dollars and cents cannot of course be estimated with any accuracy at present, bat it will probably exceed 9100,000. Taxas ark High Taxes are high on Saleratua aa well aa on every other article toe a lasnily eonsonaee, but they are) not as high on the Chemical Saleratos, as the Saleratna will rise yonr biscuit, etc. If yon doa't oelieve us try it It is put ap sa bright red papers, called "Chemical Saleratus, or Housewife's Favorite." A writer in the Texas Telegraph ays he has been hunting three months sa vain tor a ait nation, mmd almost wishes himself an oyster. If he were, be would find, right under every man's nose, a fine uaesiiM Jet himself.

Charley Toan of the firm of Buck

& Toan starts East this evening for a newstock of Hardware. Presentation of a Horse. From a letter written by sergeant P. C. Heerty to his wife, dated Camp Morton, August 23d, we learn that on the previous day the 73d regiment presented Capt. D. W. Hamilton, Commander of the Camp with a fine horse in token of the respect that they entertain for htm on account of the straight forward, manly and upright manner in which be has discharged his duties as commander of the Camp, and als for the many favors shown the rogimeat while in pursuit of Morgan under his command. The presentation was made by the Chaplain of the 73 1 in a neat little peech. On receiving the present, says the letter, the Captain expressed his appreciation of the gift in warm terms, with a wish for the futnre prosperity of the regiment. The health of the 73d. we learn from the same source, is excellent. School for Little Ones. MISS ZELL PATTERSON, Y io has taught two or three terms in this place, very acceptably to her patrons, will iiiion (v .Tnvani le School in the Seminary, commencing Monday September 7, 1863. Terras fame as heretefore. SELECT SCHOOL, MISS ELLA FISK Will open a School in Westervelt's Hall, on Monday, Sept. 7th, to continue 13 v.eeka. Terms 81 50 Aug. 20, 1863 3tpfd ae. Stectacles. O'Doanel'a is the place to go to buy spectacles. Aff-rirnltnral lVLillCA There will be an Agricultural meeting at the Court House on Saturday the 5th day of September, 1863. at which impor - tant business will be transacted, and it is , , , . , , . uiil therefore desirable that there should be a full attendance of all who take an interest io the Prosperity of the Society. mos. iv. iioiGHTOx, oec y. To Horse Owners! Da. Bassal's Insai. iblk Lisi ent for Horses i unriTairU rv ny, anl in all cut' i L.aiti-nv, nrixiu i ft-nan Hprain, Braust or Wtm hing, ita fleet U matcUal j ;in1 certain. Ham" r SnrWh- (iaH. Porati b. Mai p . ,t-.. it will cur,-p ,lilv. S:ivin anl l: iiil ne iiia- heasily pr-ent. . r. in their im-ipi.-ti! Mo , hut No cjtdc of the kn t, h -ever. i o i(r.-rate or htrl hut it may le alWiated hy thi- Liniment, aud it faithful ai'pli-a-i mi will alway n-movf the Lanivii-, and i liable the brae to travtl with compnr.itive ene. Kr.-ry Ii -r.t owner -lful l hire thii remedy at hand. f.r ita tim lv ue at tli ftrt appe1"' I.amenriR will ef- ; ,ttu:lv pr.-vrnt tli f.n mi l im ln - in-n: luiitii. i. whih all Borae ar liablr. anUwai'h reuikr a,, loany eta eetiiatly prerent tlv.- foimidihl 1i,-a'- inentinel, le rwii" valoabl- Ii ts n irl) rthWs. , gee wlr(in-:;i nt. BüANDRETirS PILLS. While Brandretli's Pills arc so potent for diseased bodies, they arc harmless as bread. The habe at the brc.ist or the man ol ripest years, and (Ldicite feinle. are certain to receieve an increase of health Irom the use of these Pills blessed of Heaven. K has bceti aaid by an able physician, that f tlW.fi beuefltl and ncter injures." ure! ! tin .i. Ti Brandi m . . I 1 . 1 t 1...W-A ...tiafosi i . w nntinn kill .awu-an w 1 " "Olli M lMV9U tTliltlf qUII'VT. 1 lit I I V HI ft 113 II t HO I " i V tt.l"il IJ . k I , I IUI , pnre nmwa 5n ,,1C blooJ. neht ouy thc impurities in nnd around tht paru eflectcU b di ease; all the parts involved iu discaicd actions are j operated upon, and cleansed from all foulness, anü reiiwuseu witn "L,iic uv the wonu-rlui curatire power contained and inherent of thc most jO-'lv famed Hrinlh rii's Pills. Millions of people whose lives appeared tobe

at the last ebb. worn out by fever's consuming , l - ßre9' D.v consnmptiun's insidious advances, iy,LrOCRcry iAIlU VUCCIlSNYtiro.

racking torments of inflammatory rheumatism, have been cured by the use of thcae pill. The nn.armj a re Vt9tnm witn:jj0 an1 tlirvtiaanil j apa . . . . . r -. ; i'1 ( ' 1 1 f in ivirf r-1 1 v nf A m nnp i IV j (. K . " , r Officj, No. 2 ;4 Canal Street New York Sold by (I. B. Pkriixo, a Co., Plymouth Ind., I and bv all resnecbitdu dealers in tneuicine. lm ASK f0R TflE NEW style a. " It has Ion n. to find a y0P !i:iving thc T, k-. r. . .: it 11 ' 1 1 m:rii me hiui vi nn?it.irequisite stimulating and properlies to relieve and .-urethe co union complaints of Bil-' .iousne3, Liver disorder:; Languor, 1 lead.ache, Lowness of Soitits. Int'iC est: hi. J uuidice, Fever and Ague, - I W - r vlnrfi ..a t(ii.i4i..A.rt. :.ni.Ui.l Ia Ida- climate. The remedy ha been Covered by Dr. Roback, and in thousands of caes the merits of his biuris nave been tested in the abore complaints, and there is but one voice from the people, and that ii hi favor of theee truly wonderful Stomach Bitten. We advise all who are afflicted and need an agreeable tonic for the troubles above iudicated, to commence at once using incse Hitters, tee A u vert scmcnt. GrEO. A. PRINCE & CO.'S NEW PR ICE LIST FOR Tu EI ft CEI.KDK ATK'J MELODEONS 30,000 of which arc now in use. Orgran Melodeons. Two Banks of Keys, Fire Sets of Reeds, Eijrht Stops. One 4 a half Octave Faot Pedsls, One Set of Reeds in Pedal Bat Independent, Rosewood, 385 One Bank of Kej, Three Seta of Heeds, Si Stops, with Foot Pedals, and set of Ree4s in Pedal Bass Independent, Black Walnut, ,7Ä School Organs, or Hnrmonioms. Five Octaves, no Four and a Half Octaves, eo Piano Cased JHelodeon. Five Octave, Two Banks of Kejs, 220 Five Octave, iJvuble Heed, F to k',. 105 Six Octave, F to F ; 145 Five Octave. F to F no Portable Melodeons. Five Octave, Double Reed, F to F, F ive Octave, F to F, j Foar and a Half Octave, C to F,. Four Octave, C to C, Singing Teacher's Mclodeon TERMS GASh'145 8O 65 55 40 N. B. The name of" Prince k Co.," is enough to satisfy every on who are in need of good and reliable Melodeon. All who are in want of aa Instrument will call on me for descriptions, and in the purchase you can buy of me cheaper thxn at the Factory. CHAS. WHITMORE, Aoerr, Plymouth, Marshall Co., Indiana. August J7, 1863. n43m6. Rochester Chronicle please oopy 6mt's and send bill te Agent. IF 70a want to sell your WHEAT toe too highest cash price, go to the OHIO STORE.

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CfTRYEY NOTICE. Notice is hereby given f

that the undersigned with the County Surveyor will, on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 1863, proceed to surrey shd locate (he corners of his land in section fourteen, 14, tewnship thirtjMoor -4, north range three 13), in Marshall county, Indians, and continue h-ont dsy to day until all is surveyed. Non resident owners of Und in said section who fail to meet the Surveyor it the time above mentioned, and defray or provide for defraying their portion of the EPOBaef of said survey, will be returned to the County Auditor, and such delinquency's placed on the Ux duplicate and collected ac cording to law. JOHN SOICE. August 27, 1063 n43t3. BEFOPE PURCHASING A Piano or Melodion, REMEMBER W. W. KIMBALL, -m.rn.rjs. i.-ikc street, Chicago, DEALER IN PUMA eloäeons! pi a os PIANOS W, W. KIMBALL, 14A Lake St. CHICAGO, DEALCa N PI. 4 IVOS ; Piaivos GOLD PR1ZC MEDAL" PIANOS i lldoihons, SCHOOL ORGANS AND HARMONIUMS. PIAXOS PIANOS PIANOS HnIlr1t,Tiivl Si Co. '8 Pianos J. 4. T. Fihrr's do A. .MiHer fc. Co.'s do Win. P. EmersoD's do J. W. Vom ' do Kir'mnn Ac Ilincze's do Mf !odCOOSV:rovotipn Sc Co.'s do And other Boston nnd New Y( rk .llnniifitctnres. MeIodeon ar Ti-e rer.nt'i.ii ..f the rianoa of the nlmve maiirfartilrt-r ii a rutMeient c wfaates "I Irimr uicut; and every MelodiOHS WARRANTED to e swets tagte ' ATI8FACTIOI. "OUCOllS My MELODEoKS ''' tW'ni ihr- vt maniifiwturrr, aii'J : ina-rfc u nam Is ti.. sMrkst, MclodeOflS .,,n,,Mu rtnlnns .111 IMU'MUItU lliuiw,ni fWrril'inic every jnslmriM-nt. will M fnri,i-li.-. u.:i kiIi j'ioii to 'm- - .lit IJUVUI f. orilejo from the country will r... c nmit attention. I AtWre, U-farc punhasing or look:iip l! lOdfODS W. W. KIiUBAIild, fjR KC S t . . C ' II 1 t ' A n O . I I I . air;.0 Itjrl ATTENTION EVERY BODY! OHIO CASH STORE, The GREAT CENTRE of ATTRACTION. TT f rTTT K AriPD fr nA M Ij i IIV i nn (V LI), I rps?ortfllllv lnforin their Wendl Rnd all the citizens of Mtrfth.ll and adjoining counties i't üiey 1 '""ge anJ well selected stock of DRV OODS. C3 T"fc --yyg TTT5 BOOTS AND SHOES, iriUCII Hie nlll m m as ivj as nil- lunust. ineil J - - - - . I ' .!. iL... .:U .aII . - 1 h . j. . Ka U. -I r P H . . good were bought for cash and they will not be undersold. Th?y offer grc ' in duccment? to the Farmers. they will tike all kinds of tlll'NTKY PHO- f lLT"K n exchange for gfvods. Tliev will alo ; pay the Hichest market price in CASil fur Wheat at all times O Remember, the place to buy coon Goods , .. . , . rh i- r i ii I m I Inn Iii. 1 1 1 r n c f i c 1 1 tirirn ,u uo for wheat - - ,l Uli Iii t IVff VIYIW" rnirivLm si. vir. l ii.n niv IV v o. Aug. 13. IMS S-T l or the best asortmeut of go to the OHIO CASH STORE. FT THE best j for the lowest price at the j OHIO CASH STORE. APORTE MAIiBLE WORKS 8 II E It 11 X Co., Manufacturer of allLindtof Monuments. Tomb Stones, Head Stones, of all Sizes and Forms. MARBLE .TABLE TOPS. Bareaa Top, Ceaater Slabs, lie., ae. n wllhellall kiaits rvorkVIiM nprthnn inTdtlfr th1i.hinnt in Northern 1 ndiana can, and warrant satis i action inslJeasei. it. .S LEXI1ART, Geoeral Agent A BOYD, Local Agent, Plvnoulh foct ta ss Real Estate Ifency D. T. Phillips, Attorney at Law, PLYMOUTH, INDIANA, Will buy an.1 sell Real Estate in Marshall and adjoining counties on the most reasonable terms. Parties desiring to purchase or dispose of Real Estate cannot do better than to entrust their busi -ness to raj care. Taxes paid on lands owned by non-residents on reasonable terms. I have now for sale in Plymouth, Ind FIVE HOUSES AXD LOTS residences and business houses, Also an inaprov ed farm near Tyner City, Indiana. 1). T. PHILLIPS. r WANTED. PERSHING 4. CO. WANT 2,000 Blood' Root, da sines Jana 1, 1363. 8,000 lbs Ladies Slipper Root. 2,000 R8 Blazing Star Root. 1,000 lbs Yellow Root or Golden Seal. 1.000 Bs Seneca Root. 1.000 lbs White Root. Julyü3, 1863. 2m 's. 2g CENTS BUYS YOUR Gboice of Prints at Rica 4 Smith's LOW PRICE STORE.

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X pwt-ap Ttki e For the vbth CMtiKit u sa' anl TIaOO V "L1a have boen introduced to the public for more than six years, and hare acquired an far exceoding nny Family Medicines of a similar nature in the market. An appreciating public was nt long in discovering thoy posseted rcniarkablo and hence their and consequent prulit to thd Proprietor, thus anablin hiui to vxpend of dollars each year in advertising their merits, and publishing the wlii:h bare btcn show ered upon him from The peculiarity of the U tb.it thoy strike at the root of Disease, by eradicating every particle of impurity for the life and health of the body depends upon the puritr of the bfoett. If the bhod is poisoned, the body drags oit a aiisrabb, existence. These medicines i v v for curing 8:rrfu', Frhilis, - Ö'v-irk (li.se.xces, Old Sores, Sj.lt rum, KmimeMmm, Liv- r Ccmpliint, Fever and ßffue, Leuajrrhce, Female CoTnj.la.in.Lt, Erysipelas, St. ßnthcni's hire, 1'um.ors, IZtuptions, Fits, flbreUfot Oonaumptton, et-;. i ? ? s 0KEperon v. ritaa, lier daughter was cured f fits oi nine venrs' 6tanlin. and itus' i iance of two years. ANOTHEft writes, his son waa cured after his tlcsh had almost vrnsted nvniy. The doctors pronounced the case ineurable. ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Af after trying everv medicin in his reach. ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore which had existed fourteen ver.ra. ANOTHER of Rbetmstiaa of cipht years Cases innumerable of Djapnahi and J-ivcr Complaint could be mentioned in wuieU ihn FnriSer and Fills VToAc VWe v Ccvv. are the mr?t activo nnd thorough pills that have ever been introduced. They act so directly upon the Liver, elicit ing that oru'an to ach an extent a that the iTHtera d.M not relapse inlo iia fori lurnicr condition. -h m too ant to he the case vith simply a purrative liill. nnlj- a purr.itive 'I'uey arc rwillj a which, in conjunction with the YooA rattle tyill cure nil the aforementioned diseases, and, of themselves, will relieve and cur BeotJashs, Cjst'.venecs, Colis (Paine, Oiolera Jlforliw, Indigiction, (Pain, in the cumIs, (XHzziness, eio. Try these medicines, and you will nevei rejret it. A .-..Ii K riftt ''iK,kM U'firk hoi'A iKnH fhr.in . vui ii' iu mim, niiu uuiv ugiu vuvin, . ... , and they will say they are v , VtOOVX AtVvev and Vou should try them before going (or a nhvsician , pamphlet or Alminae of mm local agent, and reuJ thc certificates, and if jt'i doubted you will ! . as proof I'nt the Mnud Put iA. r ai..l riU aw v'iml. Tegi ta. Ii-, I luve the cerUlttates .1 Üi.. tui::n ui lm"ist, Professor Chilian a N. Y., and Locke vf Ciqrluu dl. Tr. R. back Pf"'' Hotk ai; OrtlSftat.-a a,lar Uaunl iu a o!ujici4 jiis arl of thi I'upcr fr 111 tion- to time. Priro of the FeAj.liusvi.in V"jcrt;M4- m.l Turil-T, 1 f-r txitllr, or ? k t )uilfil.:i. ortboSciia'iiuatiHii V--ctable UKnal titis It"' attl cr box, or b Lu- it l. Principal (n,-enuil S.i1enra, X. G jvti Kourili Stj4 3J RuiMinj; from M.in St., Cinciuuala, 0. Ijabwiütury, Ko. lt llauiuonil in vt. FOT1 RAtE lY Per.rlne; Cn., fetain fV, aaS T. A. Teaon, Plymouth; Robert Cirnwull, B 'irJon; Jobn Kcaclcr, Rlotxn Ingaare; D. W. Stnnge. and Jonas Mitle f, Brtmfti; John C1rM, Tionwanoctuwn; J. . C. rtpiith, Marruoat; H.kiTa a Bro., An;)a; and by I)rtura;its and Mrrcbants general.'v tbroorhoni I t'n" : - and Uanadss. t Auk 13 2 CENTd BUYS THE BEST Richmond Prints at RICE tc SMITH'S. HOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY HOUSE. xussbiumTdavidson, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Fruits, Butter, Eggs, Cheese CMC 5ff V"' Xf 0T '-f ti r W r LARD, TOClCfO, CIG1B, Wooden and Willow Ware I In rtüriMnfr the pnMir pafr uric re wmildfaTtkat oqi Stork of Owxti i roDiplet, ad will vtaiparerery farorably with any otharoatablifthmriit in thr V . t . Merchant tiippli-d with i.liocv.KlF of all kind? i, ms ravorabU term, alltltinKf conaiderrs, ae caa be pur haaoU ia any market. 411 Orders tilled with Dispatch A:i ktnda of COUSTRY PRODVCF taken at the HIGHEST MARKKT PRICE IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. We retpect folly retarn ourthanke to tfaoer who here o kindly petroniied n durinjt the past year, ana hope by proper attention to bnaiaeaa to retain all oldcuatoaieraaaS gain many new one. NUSSBAUH ek DAVIDSON, an 1, IsS (f Kutehle Michigan street.

THE GOOD TIME

HAS COME AT LAST! The liftat Ceatei of Atirar (ion s. & m 7wosak So. 1, CorMii's Block, Corner of Michigan and Laporte Streets. 8. & HI, Becker Would most respectfally Inform their nnmerons cwtomers snl all other citiicns of Marshall and surrounding counties, that they have Just Received Direct from the E:istcrn Cities, The Largest and Most Splendid Stock of I nT READY MADE iDLOTHINO, Hats and Caps, EVER BROUGHT TO PLYMOUTH. Their Goods were Carefully Selected, and Bought for Cash, they ean, therefore, Sell as Low as the Lowest And will DO SO all the Time. If you don't believeit call and be convinced. Calicoes. They have 500 pieces of Prints, all of the Best Quality and Latest Styles. tftulirj & JCU IfMHtiS. They have 35 pieces of Pacific Chalies and De Laines, all the very handsome', figures and colors iiT inure. Merchant Tailoring. With the above they have connected t.e Mt chant Tailoring Business, and have jus, received l;ir;e stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestinps, &.c &c. Tlicy are prepared to make up Clothing to order, on short notice, and warrant a good fit or no sale, asthcj have in their employ, Mr. F. J. RENNER. Who ia a pood Workman and knows how to get nn .1 o-ood suit. r o Country Producetj"A 11 kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods. July 16, 1SÜJ. S. & M. BECKER AB BECKER & CO., Inform the citizens of Marshall and surrounding counties that they Heceived A New and Fresh Stock OF Family Groceries, Which they Intend to sell as low asany ether liousein Northern Indiana. Their Steck consists of Coffee, Sjgar, Molasses, Syrup, Rica, Tobacco, Pepper, Allspice Qucensarsre, of Every Description, Wooden warp, of All Kind, snch as id kept in a Good Grocery Store. They willtake al most all kinds of Country Produce in exchange for Goods. !L" Remember the place One dooraboTe 8 4 M: Beckers Dry Goods and Clothing Store, No. 2, Corbins's Block. Jan 1 tf AB. BECKER A Co 11 -i 225 5. et ssi o oai a o. i slabs' at v Z, S CD 1.S 2 'ZmX "r a 8 Kn u .5 - T1 k. aw; vw m v w ja as i 0 liiSs a-4 - "5 a 3 Ä - w P I Suit! W .fi 8 f 3 1 m u r- 9 S ö.ttt, eo 5 jtVyer's SarsapariHa.

FAMILY

C. C. BUCK.

,C, E. TOAN BUCK & TOAN'S MAMMOTH II ADIalAI ADC CTADr J II NO. 1 WESTERVELT BLOCK, PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. WE would respectfully inform the citizens o Marshall and adjoiuing counties that our ASSORTMENT OF Foreign & Domestic Hardware I S C OMELET E ! We wonld invite the attention of 11 in want of anything in ourline to our prices, which hare beer made to suit the times. Jiu. 1. 1963-nlO BUCK k TOAN. Gen. Grant Victorious! Yicksburg Captured!! In consequence of the brillisat.Victories recently won by Oen. Grant, and the unparalleled 6uc cesses attending the Federal troops every where, J. 111 IIS .11. UJILE Has Determined to Dispose of his Immense Stock of DRY GOODS At Greatly Reduced Prices. His Stock Consists of A GREAT VARIETY OF Groceries, Crockery, BOOTS, SHOES. HAIS, CAPS, &c, &c, tc, And as he Bought his Goods for Casb, Before the recent Rise iu Prices, he is Enabled to Sell at Correspondingly Low Figures. To the Farmers His Store Offers Great Inducements. They can Bring in JH Kinds OjT PPOdllCG " And Exchange it at Cash Prices for Goods. All that is Wanting To Convince the Most Skeptical that Tames H Dale Can and Will Sell Goods, For Cash or Produce, To the Citizens of M irshall County, Cheaper than any other House in Town. Is a Strict Examination of his Goods, And thc Prices for the same. UTIle tenders his thanks to his old Customers, and invites them as well as new ones. To Call at his Store in Dcwett k Woodward's Block, West Side Michigan Street. If they Want Great Bargains. JAMES M. HALE. July 9, 1863. 3tf SPRING AND SIMMER GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT LOW PRICE STORE. 100 Pieces of Prints SELLING FROM 20 to 30 cents per yard. RICE A SMITH. OF New Spring an Sammer Prints, Just received at the Low Price Store. RICE k SMITH. Buts the BEST Merrimack Prints at RIQE Sc SMITH'S.

PLOWS! PLOWS!

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Tho Farmers of M iivhall and adjo'Blnf conn ties will find at the Plymoutli Foundry, a lar nuaWr of Plows of the most improved patterns, at iwj low prices. rarmers are requested to en!l nt examina a new Plough ealM tho "QUEEN OF THE FIELD." It cannot fail to meet their approtal,-: It is the best plough that Ins yet ben got wp. Ploughs Stocked rtnd Repnired Ploughs Stocked and Repaired On hört notice and liberal term?. Orders solicited. O The highest price in C.ili paid for old iron. JAMES MITCHEL. Afl-il 23, 1863. 2öif notice! Goodrich Sugar Evapor.itor, Pi-.tcnted March 18, 16CI. is cheap and durable; U operated with litt la fuel; with little labor and in the hands of the inexperienced, operating with certainty und dipU.J, The past success of this Evaporator cftablisacs its reliability beyond all question. Based upon s natural law by wtrfch self skimming and self straining are combined with the process of soiling. It frees the syrup fr m all prut-? and foreign substance, at the prune time dopos-itiiifr the cluten upon the aoo) surface of the condensor. The syrup thus frad and purified gradually becomes sugar. Largs quantities of srrnp made on this Evaporator la at jear having ervstalixed without any other p.-ocaa McMAS TER 4, BARTOÄ, Plymouth, Marsball Co., lad. Inquire at the Exchange Motel. July 2, lf-63. m3. Xhe'riacc to Buy Vour O O El IE8, New Grocery Store New Goods. New Men BYRKZT & ELLER, Hare just opened a larga stock of Family Groceries. at COUGLE'S OLD STAND, east side Michigan Street, whicbAhcy propose to sell as cheap if no) cheaper than Groceries of the same quality taa ba bought elsewhere in Plymouth. Their stock embraces nearly every article to be found is such astablisements. CALL AND SEE! Byrkitand Eller's, Re me 1m ber, is the Place to boy Your Oroccrie. June U, 1863. nJ2tf. CP ATTENTION! a Kusine Change. A. X. REEVES, Having purchased of B.C. Overman hie Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots At Shoes, Qoeesra ware, and is Weekly Reeeh ing Lnrfi Additions tohia already somewhat EXTENSIVE STOCK, is now prepared to accommodate the publia with great bargains in DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOTHING, BOOTS Sc SH0B6, HATS CAPS, QUEENSWARM, JEWELRY, NOTIONS, 4 All of which be will sell at a Small Advance above Cest fer Purchasers will do well to look at hit stock fore buying, as he KNOWS it will be to their intercstso to do. lie would also call attention to hi stock of Ladies Dress Goods, sucb as Chalies, DeLaim, Black Silks, Bonnet Silks, Black Satins, Bonnet Ribbons. Shawls, and also Vesting, Cloths, Muslins, A.c., which, for quality and price will compare farorabiy with of any other establishments Plymouth! lie will take in exchange for goodsgood ter, fcggs, Beeswax, nags, ate. 0Remember the place. One door south of Pershing & Co'sDmg Store immediately onpotala the Post Offica. " April 9, lS63-tf A. L REEVSS. Best Spragne Prints RICE ft SMITH'S. at 1 ,000,000 Feet of QUARE TIMBER. for which the very highest price will bo paid In cash or trade, 20,000 Raürond TW, wuiuu, w acconmoaate, wt will Uta ia aay q a i . ... . . . nties from one to ten tboosaad. For call at the LOW PRICE STORE Feb. 17. nl6 RICE St SMITH. liiibrieaffn; Oil. Thebest AXLEGREASE in the world sold b pERSHIN U CO. NAILS. Allsttes, and the boot quaJlry attk Mammoth Hardware Store of janl9-12 Book St Tod. I ACS and Beeswax wanted it L Goods at the Manmotk Hardwareltorb TU Book V TM Ayer's Cheny Pectttt