Marshall County Republican, Volume 13, Number 52, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 November 1869 — Page 2

THE REPUBLICAN

rMtprutt m ,f ti. d. t. Phillips, , NICHOLS, t Editors. PLT10TTB, WD., VMTilBER 4! I, lgft. WHEH THE NATIONAL DEBT WILL BE PAID. We are noi among those alio believe that a man, a county, or a nation possessing a vast amount of wealth and braint and activity is foolish for bor. owing a certain SUm of money for present emergency r . t fnf t.MACl . " f. m m Ii ii iul r nr i i r rrrtn i . - .vu. vucii SllLIJ moa.is untold wealth ordinal possesions. is addtd to We have consequently had no fe.irs about its being paid. With the advancing prosperity of the north, and the wheeling into line of tue south; des pite all grumblers and old women" croakers, wc easily see how and when the national debt can be paid with credit and honor to ourselves. And as all the nations of Europe are trugg'ing to found Ripublies like our own, and while the whole world i ringing with the hum of busy industry and teeiu;ng withvaluable inventions we certainly show our good sense in being honest and just even soraciuing oi a sacrifice for the present Of all the heavy blows which Republican orators, and financiers, and statesmen have dealt to the despondent Democratic suggestion of repudiation, that of showing how and when the national debt will be paid is the most telling. When we leam as we do, from unquestioned author ity. that the receipts ui ler General Grant exceed by millions those of a like period under his predecessor ; and when we call to rnind the large decrease of the national debt each nonth ; and also remember that the annual production of the counti v amounts to 7.000,000,000, that is, 823,000,000 for every working day of theyear.and that ihe na'.ioi a deb?, m proportion to our population, less than ;that with which our I tithnrc ,,.n rt.. . aa. -'ut, uuv vi nie nut oi 1118 Revolution every dollar of which was paitlwe feel that those persons .! 4..1I. -1 A. J. ... uuiauomrepuutauoaarceiuicr exceedingly ignorant or shamefully msiionesw The surplus revenue for the fiscal

year ending June 30th 1SG9 wa t'ii. . j 1 , Z ow was al 1 the beat ran upon a sand bar in least 848,000,000 that is reeeint r j j ' 1S CL( IU13 ! w.ifor spvpii Ippt fl ro n nnö aaasl.

C.O-1 f.fvTi w e.)i.uw,wu, expenditures 8323 X0,000. The average annual in crease m tue revenue from the growth of the country we may suppose at the very lowest to be 81Ö000,000. The gain from the rigid ystem of economy inaugurated bv the present Administration, and from a more faithful collection of tax, will undoubtedly exceed 830 000,000. Taking the last year's bais of 848,000,000, to guide us, we may expect with this addition of 845,000,000 a year, a surplus next June of 893,000,000. But in reality 1 the surplus of last year was reduced by the payment of $18,000,000 on extra bounties, and the payment of 89,500,000 in currency for Alaska. These sums we shall gain each year hereafter, and adding them to our account we get a total of 8120,000000 as our surplus revenue for the current fiscal year. How shall this grand surplus be applied f For the present, we believe that a fixed annual amount of 800,000,000 should i be devoted to reducing the national debt, and all the rest should go to reducing the taxes. This policjwill in time prevail, and with continued frugality and faithful collection of the revenue, so as to make it yield, as atpreseut, a minimum surplus of 8100,000,000, over all expenditures to b applied to the naO O . a aa aw tionai (lebt, the debt will be reduced in eight years to 1,200,000,000. Then an annual investment of this same snrplus of 8100,000,000, at six per cent in a sinking fund, will extinguish the entire principal of our debt in less tLan fifteen years. But suppose we take simply the surplus revenue of$50,000,000 which was annually co' ectable under tbe Johnson administration, and apply this regularly to the reduction of the debt Suppose, also, that, taking the gain under the present administration purely from economy of ex pense and more faithful collection of taxes a probable amount of 830 C00,000, we reduce by this amount the taxes, how tuen shall we come oat? The annual investment ol 850,000,000 at six per cent, in a sinking fond, will extinguish the natiocal debt in twenty-three years Between these two periods we have the exact time when the present public debt of the United States will be extinguished. So much for the policy of Drains, frugality, fidelity, and national prosperity as opposed to that of stupidity, recklessness, repudiation and nationa- poverty and rain. Dbcbzasx in the Public Debt since March last $64,332,070 65. 8o.ae wag who has the gift of prophecy, i T"V . ..tt v. u A . : i m snti luc icuJU rain win uc unten tu ioi", brause tbe corn crop N short, and whls-! Ksr will be too high for geuenraj me. '

THE ELECTIONS. Elections were held on Tuesday

of this week in ttuiie a number of States. Tbey were of a more or less local character, yet involved j some points of national importance. can Sve complete returns only ' SO far ns MmImJ mm to r!i Ha nf l . : TrT:: 5"i"i iu press, in pui my 01 ,mcago the CVizen's ticket, w cam posed of half Kepublicans and half Demccrats, in opposition to a ticket by tl-e so-called "Court-House ring," was successful A great reformation is expected in consequence and Chicago appeals to New York and other cities (Plymouth included) ta go and do likewise. Tlit. alafo iloolf ftao -miiat PaimiI JiAon L, usuaJ, but with some lendid I gams. Wisconsin has gone in the same way. Minnesota in the same way. A Temperance ticket was run but did not amount to anv thing. Massachusetts has gone Republican as usual. In New York state the Democratic party has probably been successful as the state could not overcome the vote of New York city, and the questions at issue did not rouse much interest. The fraudulent voting in New York citj v. as enormous. We shall have to wait however, for full returns in order to give the exact gains and losses. New Jersey is divided as usual with gains and losses and the balance favorable to the Republi- J cans. Maryland returns are not reported to any great extent except iu the city of Baltimore which went Democratic. Iu Kansas little inter est was taken in the election and uif . ttwi j nas jj.Micu. an, I 1 . . . I - a . , jeuc.ai, ucticr nieinuci3 uue ueeu chosen for the Legislature than lormerly. We shall hereafter present a summary of the political situation lor the year, and point out Hie gains in the elections of this veek tu it arc of national importance. THE STE1MB0AT HORROR. Last Thursday night about seven o'clock one cf the most terrible dis asters that rver occurred in our Western waters took place at Neely's Landing, below Grand Tower, on the ! Mississippi River. TLe pad L? . . . . Stonewall was burned and about j two hundred lives were lost. She had a great quantity of hay on board which caught from the pipe of one of a Card playii.g grou. The alarm was given and. the bo , of the boat was turned toward the shnr. Rut t ' - the whole number on bor.nl perished. Iu fifteen minutes the entire boat was in flames, and only one , yawl was attached to the boat for use. That was soon Clled and it floated away. All tbe rest of the passengers threw themselves into the water The sand-bar was two ; nunarea yarc.s irom snore, in an hour all was over, ond only thirty . r. r .. i . - 1 1 i tm - 11 1 - w i a an t i were two hundred and fifty on board i 111 I I I I V It'll I B.IFIM..'11'II III I I I i 1 1 r I I I . , , , . includ.ng ofheers and crew, when j the fire broke out, of course the sad j catastrophe was tbe re9Uit 0f carelessness, and the great loss the result ofwant of proper provisions ! for 8UCD an evcnt hut these con. siderations do not take away the gloom of such a horror. pr mtsfss&j!tt. CRAwrsi8viu.i, Ind. Mkssi. Editors. A visit just made to lbis Readily growing little city of Central Indiana has suggested some thincs wbich may be of interest und use o aouie of your readers. On the way down we had a rare treat in the reading of Henry Ward Beecher's sermon on tatting to be rich, a timely, pointed and s; bring discussion of .hal theme. If anybody thinks that this inexIi aiict thlsi Tif-."ir'lwr a w 1 1 if 1'vinir tTQtr indedj is QrifliQg away from bible reMba and doctrioe, let him read tMs discourse and feei the solemn power with , - which he brings iie great word to bear apon the subject. But a brief passage in the sermon has a special application to a form of unchristian zeal which domctimcs prevails in tbe Christian Churches. It is tbat of getting mem jere away from other churches. The preacher characterizes It as church stealing and justly is it Ums characterized. It is the taking of that which does not belong to the proselyte any more than does the stolen property to jthe thief. And besides the disgrace of such conduct before the world, there is the waste of energy and persuasion and influence in weakeniug anrt impeding the cause of Christ rather than the opposite. For what is gained by the disturbance of church relations in one quarter for the advantage of another In the removal ol a member from one church to another. Tbe aggregate strength of the church is not inereased ; and the strength and skd which tbould be employed in making con verts from tne world is thus wasted. Be sides such conduct results in the banish ment from the heart of that spirit without which there can be no real progress in christian life or christian work. And the same is true of the sabbath . , , . . . . . schools, it is no more right to intiuce scholars already belonging to one scboo' to leave it and join another than it is to take by the exertion of sundry, secret in doences a menu be r from one church to another. It is a species of thieving that is dishonorable and injurious. Christians as tbe children of the glorious God, should disdain such a practice. It Is not worthy of such high pretensions and will meet with the desired disapprobation. If anywhere a lofty spirit ot honor and generosity should prevail it is in tbe christian . i ,4 ... , . , . choreh U ÜMÜA mnPir ch" n1 worir-

The few dteys spent in CrswfordsTille wiil ever be remembered as most delightful. Generous hospitality, warm-honrtori

rriendsbin and rn.Mi chiii,, in r. displayed at all band. TUB SYNOD Of WABAPTf ID ion from Thursday evening, tbe 21st., until Monday following. The spirit of the session wan remarkable for its harmony and zeal. Tbe prayer meeting of Saturday morning was extended without interruption until uoon ; and its pre cioos experiences will never be forgotten by those present. Christian work of al1 kinds was discussed and plans formed for pushing on with increased enersy. The synodical sermon preached by Dr. Rice of Lafayette, was a masterly effort. The subject was the Resurrection. This was held to be the very citadel or Christian faitb, and it was interesting to see how infidelity, ever conscious of this, has directed and still is directing all its skill and power to tbe overthrow of this doctrine and also the disagreement and confusion tbat retgus in the ranks of the assailants. Another most interesting feature in the synod was the sablatb school meeting on Sabbath afternoon. There were four'addresses by the following gentlemen, Kev. Geo. O. Little, Rev. J. D. McCord, R.T. W.J. Essick, and Rev. L. Northrop. I have never heard more appropriate and more successful addresses to sabbath school children. The great requirements and provisions of the gospel were held up to tbe young mind in a most impressive manner. Rev. Mr. Safford the pastor of the church is a most successful superintendent as well as - able pastor. W.iBASn COLLROK claimed a large share or attention frm every visitor on this occHt-ion, as it docs on all others An institution rounded in earnest christian faith by the home missionaries then in this vie ioity, consecrated in prayer by them to the cause of christian education, It it steadily growirjfi in fill, T.I 1.' ',. - . . m loicuu, m u,c meuns tor use. ! flltnfij tut im ll.. - T ... m . . YZTZ T IT "u"1,onB ' 8 ''1 ," - ". a larger number of student re now in tten.Wr ii,. .... ,.r.. -'ll IM-IUIL. Three are fiom Marshall rrmntv - j . a oc o. A. W. Bills, Johnson Raldwin and Hvler, all well pleased and in good h pe of succt n. 1 hey have the esteem or their ft 1 low students and the confidence of the faculty. Judsfe Frazier of Warsaw has a son here, as also Gov. Raker, of Indianapolis. It was most cheering to look over the chapel at morning prayers, thorough ly filled as it was with noble looking young men, and to hear the singing so full of lite and power. A fine addition to the col. lege building- is now going up in the shape of a chapel and library halls. Two others will son be added." The collet '? thus l1" ir, large dimen " a cooManU' UJmWTT e lo oe lountt In Ihe varlotM r of dignity and honor in our land. And n most casee Wabash Collece has a warplace in their hearts, ßaj 0Dt wLq travelled mud, over ,hc country of late. . uave rtevcr found the gtaduntes of any eolleirc wbo In 'f t ) r A Ima f. . 1 the luate, of wlb.h " wnmlf r that it is so wben wc look at the rut-D who have conducted and now conduct it. Men of ooBnd qualities, patient labor, fine culture and devoted piety. They are men of prayer ns wi ll asof scholarship. Hence a decided IsBlsliiii infl.,. ence n8 ver perraded the institution.--loung men here come at once under the influence of a religious atnioepLere that assists in the formation of the noblest character at the same time that the mind h devepcd. Dr. Tuttle. the nreaidnm Is one of our most popular speaiers and' writers. But I have already occupied more space than I inu-nded. Your rea.ier, wro .i ka this part of Indiana abounding in Dl ..... , . . 8 v CBS " l "-""y nna rapidly devnlopiog resources. Great mineral wealth is he found and inarufaetunng will greatly in crease, naiirostts are being pushed in all directions and the State will ronidtu ?rv'ard tLe road to weahh nd Prj 'm.ciiirni in euucation and religion be as signal as in tbe other case. lours truly, J. E C. Notice of Appointment as Administrator. KOTICK i. hr T ;ivsii that th tutdrrsifrnMl has been s pr.inled adaiimsirator of theratate of Auslastns J. BvlmoDt. lair uf Mar-uali County, deceased, äaiü estate is supi'usetl to he iasolveM. WILLIAM D HESS, 112 3w Administrator. Application for Licence. TVotir I horrby iriTt'ti that thf unoVrsignrd rill ajij.l v at t lis I- snitier session of the Cuuinrs missiuners Court to retail spirituons liquora ia les inantiiies than a qaart. The location on which I propose ej is on Mm west half of lot No. i, iu Tj n er v.'itv, Marthall Co.. Ind. ISAAC H. ALEXA.VDEB. IVrK wonll respertfn, It lnfrm the citizens of Marshall and the adjuii.liia: counties that we bave formed a Partnership fcr tbe manufacture and sale of Agricultural Impknjvuta generally. We manufacture, Wagon$, Buggies, Trucks, Lumber Carts, Wheelbarrows BobSltds, Cutters, Double Shovel Plows, d'C. Blacksmithing & Repairing Of all kindsdone to order. Charges Reasonable Shop and Office opposite the Foundry on Michigan Street, South of the Bridge. SMlLLWGODat NICOLIS. Plymouth, Ind.. N. v 4,1809. TEACHER'S INSTITUTE TWOTTCTE Is hereby given that the nrderrlgned wil A hold a teacher's institute at the Seminary building, in Plymouth, commencing on Monday, November 22, I860, at lOo'rlnck, a. m., and continue Ave days. A general attendance of school teachers and of thoae wbo intend tr apply for license, la respectfully and urgently requested Te signs of the times "nasistakeMily Indicate that tbe next institute sill be the Most interesting that has ever been held in this entity. On Saturday, the 27th, the next day after th institute cluae, there will be examinations of all those who wish to obtain license to teach school, alter which time, they will be held at the court house, on tbe third flaturdae in each month, as ss -na! . None will be held in November until the 27lh. We will also bold a public examination on tbe riasr Saturday in December, next. Township trustee will close the public schools during the sitting of the ,B, t0Of. t. Mcdonalu , examiner. P. S. Boarding can be bad on reasonable terms nM-3t FRESH OYSTERS, Cooked ar y style rou wish, at Koostz & Palmer' p NOTICE. On and aftar November 1st, I860, I will sell ex dosively lor until I get say books settler- I Intend to adhere trictly to this system; and I a? Ill taajk.lt an object or My patronsro boy in tbia v. Plrnsootb. Oct tt 31-tf Q. B DICKtOV.

MILLINERY.

NEW Millinery Establishment! MISS CALLIE. PAYNE! WoaM reapertAilly itnnoiinw to the lad lea of Plymouth unit vicinity that sue bu opened a milliurry mtaHUhireut OVER C LEA ELAND k BOTOX'S GROCERY STORE ON LAPORTE STREET. flaring just recoiv?d a fine STOCK OF WINTER COODS, which he I prepared to eil at VERT REASONABLE PRICKS. The l.i lie of Plymouth are respeetnlly Invited to call and examine her stock befcire purchasing H-te-8Mb e13uMe-St INSURANCE. READER, ATTENTION! "Man Cometh Forth as a Flower and la C at Down." 'He Llelh Do wo and Hl.ri not no a. gain Umtll the Heavena Bholl be no More." Should death 0Trtake yoa to-morrow, what vontd h v the roiiMMiueneea to thoae yon leave liehind? Hk e yon ma1e suitable provision fur the inuxrt of the i-peii.1ii,g npan yon. In cane ench a calamity nhonlil hefitll th-ai? I your lifr insured in aome Good Reilohle Cum pony 1 If au, then you hare done your duty. If not, then fir the sake of those you love, looaa no time in doing so. The KNICKERBOCKER M U TUAL Life Insurance Co,, OF XKW YORK. One of the oldest Rleheat ond Moat nim rssful Conaponlee in the United States, offers you eterv SMUttV of In.urnn.e that cao be found in any safe company in the world. Her Aaeetts in Hrptember 1 869 ,000,000. S1GOO. Paid to Widows and Orphans in Seventeen Years. P'-ti-les issued on all the, different plans of Ue, endowment. x. A credit of one-third the premium on all sums OTT t.SCwill I given if desired. Read what the press says of the Knirkertiorkrr: ' An eminently sound and realiat le fe rnrporalioa. tbe maii:iftem-ut are from among oar beat busnesa n-n, and are notid for int'-sxrity and honorable d 1! 1 11 Tho company offers th moil liliertl ad vannffe to memtiers." York CMmrrvrr, "None of our lite CMiuaniea are letter progra, in w' doing." .Voi.sa (..jrf.r.'j ImOO VWe retranl the coaipany as Niu under exi-ellmt marisicment, and in a sound ftuai. Eol I l I iit;on." Th trtlul. "lios first clasa managoiasnt aud ability. " .V. Oommfrrial Adcwrlimrr. "A fd compaiiy beyond conting-ury." Csteafs TVifsj n. "Be coidialy recommend the K nirVftborker to Of rtlfeMI torsalety,libralii abdlair ueaiiua;.". A'ew Ureaaa Times Kroatua Lrnton . I CW-a M Htooord. 1 Ueo. 9 SolOVo. B. A. Xattsoo, Nor tt Western Ditt Office. Chicago. For further Information or Insurance In this old and reliable company, apply personally or by letter to John Cuhmaiv Agent. Plvniimfh. Ind . vl.tii47 f.m. Life and Fire Insurance. C. WHITM0EE. AGENT. fSsh sseta. Ids. Co. of N, America,Phil. L.S4 .:v:t;j L"J I nderwriters Aifency, I. V. 8,'. 16.5.-, 24 DetioitFire ft Marine. Detroit, ft(lO.(K 0 ) -:ti. L.'c Im. Co., Hart ford, I l,OOO,000 00 Also sjayenl for W. W. KIMBALT BW the aale of Pianos, Organs & Melodeons, Babcock's Fire Extinguisher. ALSO U. S. Asst. Assessor Int. Rev. vl3n43. MISCELLANEOUS. AN D piIE nndenrigne having purchased the LlreryStaA ble of AHeinan B Boar, is fully prepared tu meet every want of the Livery business. He has letter Horses aud Hnrr Buggies than has ererbten kept m f lyr.math, which ne will furnish the publir on the most re asonable terms. Travelers conveyed to any part of I be country at reasonable rates. 3tf 3. L HAnVKT. Blacksmith and Wagor hop! Is. F. CHAMBER?,. t!, 4t hi Shop in Bonrlion, is prepared to t II work In his line on short notice. Parties)! u attention paid to llorae-ehneinii. Lumber. ... I light Wagons on hand at all times, or made to der. None t ut the l-.-st material used and liest w rkmeu employed. All work guaranteed to givesatiafactiou. He als basa splendid assortment of Plows and moid boaids fvr sain. Oive him a call. Kiylfsi L. F. CHAVBERLAIN Especially designed for the use of the Medical Fro ffnion and the Familp. poasi asing those iafrmsie medicinal proirtiea which belong to an Oid and i'm Gin. Indispensable to Females. Good for Kidnep Complaint. A delicious tonic. Put tip in cases, containing one dmen bottles each, and sol I by all druggists, grocers. Ac. A. M. Bininger A Ol .established 1778. No. 16 Beaver street, New Tork. Slyl S. & M.BECKER, Insisted on having this space to let r eople know of tbe large stocks of CLOTHING TV are now Daily Receiving Overcoats by the Million. All Styles Clothing, Cheap gHORT HAxND LN A NUTSHELL. SHORT HAND CAW NOW BE ACQUIRED IN ONE MONTH. This work Is an Improvement npon the system aaed by th. reporters oi the British Parliament. It is divided into seven abort aud easy leeeona tht can be mastered by any one. It la toe greatest lest th ; v. I prodnctlon of the age. Enclose ore Collar for complete work- Address 1 A. OlAT, Box 67J, T. P. O.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.:

pMALE COL1.KGE. Bordenlowu, N and tuition f2t8 per year. Kor rat J . Board AlotMIIft . .1 . dreen Re.. John H. Bmkklt. A. M President. OOK AGENTS WANTED for STRUGGLES & TRIUMPHS of P.T.BARNÜM W ritten by Himself. n one large Octave Volume Nearly 800 Pages Printed in Baftkh and Gorman :13 Elegant Full Plate Encravinga. tt embraces Forty Year. Rir I lections of his bus? life as a nierclmnt, MoaOBe. Banker, lecturer snd Micwmsn. and Ives accounts of bis Imprisonment, his failure, Iii Successful European Tours, and important his ratfcoj ttud iersoi,al reminiscence, replete vritli humor. anicdoL-s ami entertai.iidK narratives. 1 1 contains his celebrated li-( tnrc on the Art of Money geiting;, with Rules f..r Sm-cesa in business, for which he was offered $,UOO. We otter extra Mmailli to Agents and par freight to the wet. Seid for 32 page circular with specimen rsgraviogs aud term to Agent. J. B. Ill Hit 4l Co , p"'l'Ushers Hartford. Conn. How to Farm Pay. H English and German, Erery farmer, stock -ralssr gardener and fruit culturist may double their profits. Sales immense. Agents warned. Send for circular. A money making business. Address ZMOLKR, atet.TKKY fo.. Cincinnati . O.: Chi. ragn Ills.; or St. Louis, Mo. '"i (MM) B00K AUEMS WANT Kit for Harding 's Uynnr NVw ni114tri,tej Kditionsof the Life of Christ and Hun van's Pilgrim's Progress, The works are now ready Ibr delivery. Address for catalogue of the best selling subscription hoks published. W. W. HARDINti, Philadrlpbia, publisher of Hnrtln'i PuMrutl family Bible, llUlNT.-t'S BOU8K l'AINTIN;." By J. 1 MASl RY.Cl..lp, t0c. Eieebymail ( receipt of price. MAl'KY k WII1TON N. Y. .1 U8T NOW ! The publisberr ol the larg'- double weeklv NEW YORK OBSERVER, the oldest and IttM Fmnihi Simjmptr, are offering it to new snlMcriliers on very favorable tetna. Sample copies with circulars s'snt tree It any address. t3.&0 per annum. S1DNKY K. MOUSE, JR., st CO., 87 Park Bow , Sew York,(W SHLL WE Pa 1 NT OlRIMl SKS J. W. MASIKY. CI., If.t p., l;.'s-. Free MASIKY A WHITON . York. WA TER S NM W SC A LE PIA X 0 S With iron frame, overstrung brass and Agraffe Mtfla. MELOÜKONS AND CABI NET ORGANS. The beet manufactured. Warranted for six years. Pianos, melodeons and organs prices treat I re duced prices for cash. New 7-octave pianos 1275 and upward. New cabinet orgaus Hi aud upward. Monthly installments received. Warerooma, til Broadway. NV York. HORACE WATERS. oi..!M".v i it unnrvs UNDER CLOTHES SUPOBTEB Is the morst pr- . i Btttala of the kind ever offered to the public; made prettily, tits nicelv, rives ease and c. in fort and is just what ever Miss wants. Mothers iuterc.ited m the comfort aud health of thdir daughters should exami.ie Its merit.. Tor sale by Ri bard A Uiliausou, Plymouth, Indiana. Manufa;ure.t i.y D. B SAUNDERS d CO,, 90 Wnrnmer Ii n et: Boston, Mas. THE WtSi i i i !:. ( MIINKTS. PRESSES and PRINTER'S MXTEBIALS MA DM F ' nisbed by V A NDERBl Ki . S LLS Co., New Murk. Good btcnnd Aaad CyUndM fr Silt OIL YOUR HARNESS I rk Jtlller'a prepared Harness Oil M,ac "- nea style cans, neat and convenient Preserve Your Leather!

President. K K KP VOI R FKF.T DRY I Krunk Actuary j Mlllr,a '.father Preservative and Wagecrriary. ttr Proof Oil Bl-klnT. thirty rears in ) ' ""rast. N.ld bv retail and iot.i.ina- houses evsrv.

whee. FKANK MILLh'B 1 CO., 18 am X) Cedar t.. NcwYork. Aromatic Vegetable Soap. be delicate lin of Ladies aM Cliildnn. sold m tui i i.t.is rs I. rial M laut I & Pacific Toa Oompiiny. NO. 6 CIII RCII STBBBT NKW itiKK, (TTT P. O. Box, 6 -06. An nrgancation o ' eapitallats frr the onrjiose of tmporttng taM and distributing tliem to merchants throughout the country at Im porter's pri.es. Kstablisb .1 1 , . Sertt fnr j.,,, . WAST E D- EVERVB IIER K ". Good Agents for our new work, "HOBE BOOK t r W On Ii K.BS: ' Als f r tbe "COTTAGE BIBLE." Containing notes, ind' : .a, mapa, engravings dictionarv. Ac., mC j7w irrmt firm. Crer 300,lifXi copies sold in the I'nikod States and CattadsM. and agents reporting from M to ,Vi names per week. Kor circulars and terms address A. BBAINABH, Hrrtfcird Conn. nrne c in hi 11 ti 4, THE BEST and .ornoct Weekly Newspaper with the M-al r rirrnlation In the Protestant Episcopal chur h. Sent FREE ff.r ona month for examination, and till January 1 170, to new Mbacttfean for that year. S3 ayrar in advance. M. H. MAL LORY ACQ-Hartford, Conn. IyLEB WA TEB WIIÄK1 sT Over 3,tHi in aperation. Address the majnfcctui era, Sulivan Ma. (kta Co., Ciaremont. tt. I'., for reduced price list. ATTENTION ! ATTENTION ! KVABk AN Who has a house to Paint. "TJ'Hcly- Made olors Known s "Railroad" . ilors. Guaranteed to be more economical, mo -e durable and more convenient than any stint ever before offered. A I ook entiled "Plain Talk with Practi si Painters," with samples Tee dv mail o-. app'lration. MASIKY A WHITON, Gbds? Bhlte Lead andt'olor Works. Ill Fulton street New York. Established 1835. Be. ware of Imitations. ATLANTIC SEWING MACHINE company. W sell our machine with table and trcs ll com pb te is new machine.) M, which will sfirch h'-m, fell. tuck, rord braid, quilt and embroide, as perfts-tly as perfectly as any flSO mschine. WarMiitel fcr file years Every third stitch can be cut and will nut rip. LiUral inducements offered to seneral aad loval apents. Also, a perfect Hand Machine, as above for $1. Ageuta are making from Sa) to Slot) per day. Sample machine (with full instructions) sen to any address C. 0. P. Addreas Ailnntie Srwimg Mnckive Company, So. fi7 Buffalo St., Bochester. A'ew Tork. K. ti. MARSHALL. Prest. A GE.VT8 WA.VTEP J75 to S200 per month sell the original and improved Common Si to .SMS Family Srr,irg Machine. All complete for El . It will bem, HI stitch, bind; braid and emhroid r in a moa; superior manner. Making the celebrated -Lock Stitch." Caution--I not buy machines under the same name aa . nrs from any one except thoae having certificate o agency, signed by ns, aa they are worthless, cast ron machines. For circa lars and terms, addreas or apply to C. BO WEM A Co., 43 Spruce Street. I hi U.t.-lr,l, i r...,. OQHTm') A year guaranteed to sr-uts. Address J. TWVY AHiABüi, .S P.O .edne. Baltimore Md. C I I its Hew I made It In six month. . secret and sample mailed free. A J. Fulton, New York. THL" MAGIC COMB wI" change any colored hair or be rd toa permanent black or brow. One Comb sent by msll forfl. For sale by merchant, and druggists generally. Address Magic Comb Co., Spriugfleld, Masaarhnsetta Ask year L ose tor or Ornararlst 1 ti BW EGT (ACIXIMK it equals bitter) Q Iaine. Ii made only by t. STEARNS Chemist, atroit. DON'T KHIKE. THE 8TREST AGI'K iEMKOY KNOWN. John son's Vcgetabla t nl A(iE Ct It K. Saft-, permanent and effectual, f'j pleaaant everybody will eat tt. Contains no i .eon. Hold everywhere. Made and sold by now t,L at JOHNSON, Bedford, Ind. Seat, pest paid on receipt of price. Lock Haveh, Pa. Messrs. LieettroTT A Bakcwkll, Pittabargh, Pa. Gent: We have been using your make of Gang Saws in our Mill, and find them, in point of quality, superior to any we have ever used. Towrs, Ac SHAW. BLANCH. 4 BO A CO. Xiwxarowx, H. T.H I.trr-tvcoTT A BAttrwnt We have no trouble with yoar saw.; tbey don't need to be lined up with paper; we put on the Mandrel and tbey go right along. Temper p rfectly uniform and quality unsurpassed. Reepectmlly, CHA8. J. FOX. LIPPIHCOTT BAKE WELL, Mannlaeturere of Circular, Malay, Mill Gang ano Cross Cat Saws. Chapping Axes, all shapes. Colburn i Patent Axe. Shovels, Spades aad Miles' Patent Covered 3coo. I'HE MYSTERIOUS CHARM; cr bow to wir. the A undying love ofan.v pereoa. 1 1 has never miled Baad stamped envelop, and Iffy awaaj a Bas ISS, rswrra, itnvvv. .

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Agents! Read This! WE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARl OF 930 per week and expenses, or allow a Tarjre commission, to sell our new & wonderful invention". Address M. Waoneb & Co., Marshall, Mich. nK . V II It tik r77,i: m. cSörk street, 9iLouis, Mo., of t'nion-wide rrpatation, treats all venerial diseaaM; alto, seminal emissions, impotenrv, Stv., the result of wlf-ahiise. Send 2 stamps lor scaled pamphlet, 5üpp. Mo matter wbo failed, state case,. Consultatiou free.

JimjAJFEED NEW ARRANGEMENT. IVIr. J, XV. ( lea vela ii d Ilaviug purchased tbe interest of J.8. Nickolslu tbe Flour & Feed Store of fleareland A Nirholi, wishes to tn'orm the people of Fly mouth tbat that he will con tinue bis business at tne old stand, on LAPORTE STREET, and will furnish Feed , Oat Also Lime. Cement & Stooecoal, Persons leaving orders'for goods will have them delivered at their honses. He will pay the highest market price, iu cash for all kiuda of country produce. vUusSlf CROCERIES. Marshall County on Fire I.TEpE excitement It body on tbe run to T. A. SIMONS' GROCERY STORE ! To secure unprecedented bargains la GROCERIES, PROVISIONS' CO UNTR Y PROD UCE, CROCKERY, GLASS W A YE, EA R THEN WA R E, WOODEN WARE, CANNED FRUIT, and a thousand and one othar artlchM. All we ask is to give na a rail, examine goods 'and prices, as wc are confident of soiling. T'.ie highest market price paid Hr .11 kinds of country produce. Our atock is freeb, and bought at tb. Lowest Cash Prices ! Store figh door bbjSj of Crown Bro's. Dm- Btor f ichigen street. PIvmonth. WONDERS. The wise men of old. to their mlks hare told, Of the wonders of ancient Mraes, But the one to be aeen, tbat I or has been. It the one tbat will save the dimes. And tbey are a-.ved to the public by buying their goods uf Allmaa A Mayer. Allrnan & Mayer Have just received tbe largest stock ever r ronglit to this place, of Orocerlea, Queenaware and groceries, and have concluded to eeil tfcem out at ihe lowest fignres It will be to every person ad van tare to go ai.d see Allrnan Mayer before purchasing their COFFEE. TEAS, SUGAR. HEATS Tisb, T!hes. etc , elsewhere. In 'addition to their Stuck of groceries tbej keep the beat selected Jewelry Store, Tbt side cf Ifew Tork. Ton will Cod there the latest style of Jewelry, Ladies ana Gents' Gold Watehee and chain., gold pens and a rety large stock uf Which will he sold from M cts. fo fl cheapet than they can he bought auy other place within a hundred miles. All goods warranted. If you have any watches, clocks or Jewelry to repair bring them to All man A Mayer. Mr. Henry Mayer it a thorough workman and nnderitands the business, all CIVrA Warranted. Cr no pay. They also keep on hand sole, upper, kip, and calfskin LEATHER, They are also agents for the Laporte Woolen mills, and keep on hat. ' a full stock of cloths, Sannels, Jeans, etc. Call and see us. JUST OPENED. SHOOK & CRAWFORD Ob the Coro r Sooth of the Parker Home, Hare Just opened a Splendid Line of Queensware, GLASSWARE & LAMPS, Of th. latest and moat approved sty lsa, which will be avid at or us. that Defy Competition! CALL AND EXAMINE. 4LS0, A FBESH SUPPLY OP CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. Cash pmidor Country Product. Shook ft Crawford. DE A F WE US, CATARRH A ladj who has suflered fur year, from IVafneea and Catarrh waa eared by a sitapie remedy. Her sympathy and gratitode promps her to eead the receipt, free of charge, to any one similarly affected A4reaa Mra. MC lXQGITT, Hot ec . S J,

ATTENTION DRY GOODS MARKET REVOLUTIONIZED.

Williamson & Bergman having entered into partnership, beg lewve to inform the public that they have brought on a NT large and carefully evicted stock of Gossas consisting in part of Ladies Dress Goods, Such as Woll Merino?, Msjadore'B Persian Cloths, Hepellsnt Cloths, Ladies Cloth (all worl), English Merinos. Wool Delains, Armores. Trimmings of all kinds, Zephyrs, Corsetn, Nubias, Shawls. Furs, Hosiery, ßolmovals. Woolen Hooda.every descriptton Gkevcs, Ladies Baskets, Hoop Skirts. Ladies and Gentleman's Furs. Black & Unbleached Dcnimsy Checks, Striped Shirting, Flannels (a üearc stock) Carpet Chain, Cotton Yarn, Cotton Batting;. Woollen Yarn, Coverlets, Blankets Cassmercs, Cl'jChs, Men's K Boys Read jnuxfeCLOTHING t Hali. Cap. Shoes, etcv And everything nsnatly kept In a Ery GoovHStrwst To their old cuatoniera they brg a c?ntiniience-of their trade and Invite as many new onee aa wilftfcvor them with a call.a s they ft-el sure tley ean please all, both iu styles and pricos; so conae- along and GIVE ITS A TRIAXe. and yon will find th)3 no bnmbng. We inteadtod. a ttraight forwatd, hmest bnsiness. nd arrdeter. mined not to I nndereold. Q.utckSaic- and 8 a 1 1 Pioflt. is our motto. Williamson & Bergman, Mlrbliran street, East side, two doors south of Dr. Lenon's old stand, Plymouth, - - Indiana. T13- n48-3m. The Old and Reliable DRY GOODS IKH1 OF J. M. DALE COS. IS STILL In their frge Stock may be rboayJa DRES GOODS, PRINTS. SHEETINGS, SHIRTING. CLOTHS, CLOAKINGS, FANCY GOODS, GLOVES and HOSIERYLADIES' SHAWLS, HATS and C AI 8, Ready-made Clothing: , 4 i n (act everything kept tn a Firs Class Dry Goods Horase. Give as a rait, .nd we are confident we can von, Dom aa loqiuuity aim pricea. Bloreon JHhkaJM Street, No. 19. 1 J. M. DALE & COBOOTS A SHOES. New Boot Fand Sh oe J. Gartner & Bro. Annoaare to the rltlMns of Marshall cen aty that tbey have Jost opened a new and large stock of BOOTS & SHOES Or all kinds. Ladies' Misses, and ChihtrrVt shoes of every variety. We employ experienced workmen, and we are prepared to doall kind, of Custom Made Work, In the best manner We guarantee a good St aa aatiafaction in all Uur place uf busin.sais on LaPorte Street. 1 wo Doors West of Cleavelawl AHoughton's Grocery Store. LUMBER. B. L. SWING WOULD announce to the eitiean. of Jfarsha county that hie Planing Mill, Saw Mill a Turning Lathe are in good running order, aad th ha is prepared, at all time, to do work iu his Ima LUMBER of all kinds, planed, ar In the rough, constantly o hand, aud at theloweet rate.. aa Matched Flooring on hand at all timet. tf. Planing, Sawing, Afatching and Turning don to order. Sa Cash paid for '. L g delivered at ymo Diss the Bivar, dirertly Bast of tb-sPo rv Plymoa, ua

HARDWARE.

ITew Arrangement. Hardware. H. B. DICKSON HAVING BECOME SOLE PROPRIETOR OF THE Hardware Establishment Wra EAST CORNER OF L PORTE AND MICHIGAN STREETS IN BROWLSEE'S NEW BRICK, Announce to Win frindi and Ihe public th he ifcfenJ continuing the bninc!i at the same etand, and im itea si I in want of articles in that line to Give Him a Call. He nmmrtm them that Ma price wM ee J Her hoaae is NwrthtrL 1BSBBSB1 HIS stock or H ARD W ARB CUTLERY. STOVES PAINTS, &C., af rer.T lance a ! emhrtret ererj mrticb b5moat that cax usually ta feuad in m-h an eeil -47 -tf. Oh! Read This f BUCK fill DEALERS IN HARDWARE, AND Tinware, Iron, Nails, OILS, &C. No- 9, East Side Michigan St., PI) mo nili, IsTrda 37 READ READ! THE onlv selialile temedy now efrered to yoc fbr tbe core of ail tlnee nwiafulaod daasterous dls ewaea to which the female rooat Hntioa ia subject, atd whfc-fc moderate all Fimuu and rwuiw alt obstructions, fiwm whatever eaaee ia Sir James Clarke's FEMALE PILLS. Prepared from a praer'.prtot. of Mr J. Oarke.M. I. physician eztraordina.y to the wueen.by DAVID H FISH, 47 Dey St, I Y Id all cases of nervoiia and spinal aff -tiooa.palne In the bark and liail-a. fatigue, palpitaion of tb heart, hyeterirka and whiles, H will -f it aeedy cur. when alt ether means bar. mill At Poll direction, in pamphlet around euch package Obstrre tbe srae and copywrieht of D. H. Fiske on euch package. All others are base and worthless rotint er ft- ite . WSold by BROWv BROS., Plj moutas Indiana. St PeMMTIswC TYNER & WILCOX. House and Sign Painters Graining, Glazing, Porcelain Paint ing, etc-, etc Plain and Decorative Paper hanger Particular At taut turn paid te IMaln db Ornaua c tal Sign Painting Ulldimg "Vurk done a prices to suit tbe tirrtf W. W TYNER, Jl W. T. WIIAXKT