Marshall County Republican., December 25, 1856, Image 3

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OCALDEPART WENT
CT No paper wiH be sent out of the cou'n
tjr, from th-.s uttce, unless the subscription is
paid in advance, or directed to be ent by
nie responsible eersoa residing in the county.
CT Country Produce of almost every kind
takan in payment of subscriptions to the Ke-pwblican.
CT Fire-wood taken in p.iymr.t of sub
scriptions to this paper, if delivered soou.
CT Subscribers 1o the "Banner," who do
not want the Republic sn continued to them
will please notify us immediately.
CTTown subscribers who do not get their
papers will please call at the office and notify
as.
PoBusRia's Mask. A cross on a paper a !
the end of the subscriber's name signifies tha
the time paid for has expired, mid a renewal!
is solicited. This, however, as a teuer 1 ru e
only applies to papers sent out of the county :
REMOVAL.
This office has been removed to the
room over Pershing & Co's. Drug Store
east aide Michigan street.
AGENTS
The following gentlemen have kim'ly
con-
sen.ed to act m Agcuts for n., in
olic'iing
subscribers to the Republican. Any money j
paid either of them for subscription, adverti
sing or j 'b-worH, will be the same as if Hall
to mt
Ibigh McCoy, E.q.. Green t wusbip.
Gisper Pox. Em., North township,
Levi Crim, Esq.. do do
D. J- B. Lewis, Union do
We wiib ti obtain agent in the other por
tions of the county. Will such aa are willing
to lab r occasionally for the g-od Republican
cause signify their as nt to have their names
place 1 in the above lift?
Carrier's Aooress. Our Carrier
wiälie n New Year's Address to the pa
trons of the Republican, bj the 25th inst.
Who among nur poetical friends will pre
pare him one. suited to the times? A
copy of the Republican for one year will
be sent to the author of the accepted
address.
Cioeley'e Lady's Book. Clubbing.
Our proposition to furnish the Repub
lican and Godey'a Ltdy s B iok, each for
one year, for $3 60, is alill open to all
who may wish to avail themselves of it.
We have had tha y leasure of ordering
sever- copies of G nier, already. How
man tu ore want it?
Itlosak's .ov Standard .flap.
We have Just examined tbia great map
which embraces an area of about nine
millions of aqnre miles of land and
water. A few specimen copies only
liave ben received bv the Aeeut. Mr.
a '
Prracott. who will call on the people,
.
nnd give tbero a chance to aea ihe largest,
and moat beautiful map evrr published.
It is certainly the best imp we t er
aaw. The printing is in clear large type;
finely and beautifully engraved and col -ured,
an el'gent border, aud the whole
tastefully finished. Everything U
brought up to :be latest available dates,
and it fully keeps pace with all the
recent changes in ou
r own and adjoining
al and value being
countries, us inierrat ana value Oeing
greatly increased bv its accurate deline-
. .
a Hon of the numerous lines of raüroads,
finished and in progress, including the
sit proposed routes of the railroad to r
the Pacific. We have determined ;o
iiurc ivn' nn nn. c..K,-,iK.l f, iK.
" "Bpbs - Biatvs m y ; s vs v a l II V
same. It is ol the first importance
and
there are children to be educated, and
w m
öi ii"tii aiiu riciT i a Til 1 1 wiirrt
wa take pleasure in commending it to the
patronage of ;he public with the nsau
rinca that :bey will find it a most valu
able assistant.
(CT S tue Jay last was the shortest
day iu the year. The days are uow get
ting longer. Wish they wouldget warm
er we should'nt complain.
CGT Monday was an esceedmgly cold
day. The thermometer sliJ down two
dag. belew aero, and has moderated vary
little since. Fine, very.
There was a slight fall of saow Tues
day Bight, bet it is hardly deep enough
for good sieighiniT. it having nearly all
, . .. , 3
melted away on Friday last.
JotNT STOCK DtSTKlBUTISC Co. The
adrertiiement of this Company, to be
found in the Republican this morning
will command the attention of the read
er. We take pleasure in assuring the
pab'ic that ihe proprietors are honorable
nod responsible men. and that they trill
do all they pronrse.
OCT" Dver must be pianty in these
parts, from the Dumber of dead onea we
Siw in to we yesterday. One wagon bad
sn in it all killed within a faw days.
re, presume.
37 We would call the attention of onr Mer
chaats to the advertiaemeat ia this week's pa
p ,-r of the inn of vVtixiaan &, Hremi, Whole
omit Grocer i, Fart Waya?, Ud. Their Block
constats of, general assortment of Grocei ies
together with every thing that is usually found
i-a ore.eaceptdry goods. Their connrc -
Hon with .son i of tbe bett, oldett and tr7
known Hoatet in tha Fatt offers them ftsili
ttaaiaUying in their stock; nnanrpaoed by
any ataar Hsiu in the Wut.
They are therefore enabled to furnish any
Weg in their Iretght contiüered. as low
m can boaght in If. York, Ciocisuaati. Cut
afoi or any teer Jfartat.
J. rwo er titree
V si vi from this phes, BBitmipted by
anj a e of cars. Merehanu therefore aa
this place aeai vieieitT. can -W.; vs
P - aaav UI1U
a v .
m tue line nt Wilhams St Hnts-
tit, ia a few
thereby avoiding the ax-
peuse, delay and loss of time, occasioned by
purchasing or ordering from s greater distunce.
Wilhams .fr Huestis have but one price, and
hoae r iriag from them, wi 1 obtain goods of
the same qiality tnd price, at if there in per-
'on to purchase.
If you would therefore save both money and
time, purchase of William$ ( Huettit, Whole
sale Grocer, N . Si, Columbia street. Fort
Wayne, Imi. llu.6
J y The Wholesale Grocery establishment
of J. Vf. RoUs Sc Co., is anotl er Fort Wayne
House, deierviug ihe no ice of retail dealer in
this place und vicini y. Our M-ifhmt will
no dourf consult ttiwir r it rust by sending their
orders !o this Horse. Tbe:r Stock it very
Large. comprehending every article almost in ,
the Groct r line; nud us they have the repute- 1
jion ( bei liberal, enterpri.-ing. business i
mea we b IV "OUul u,eT wm 11 u ,uus
as low as tbey ctu bo bought io any other
Wettern City. llmfi
siTir C
IVI L U I O M L PI V I iwt.
AT 'he annual meeting of the Marshall
County .Medical Society, UM at the of
fice of Dr. R. Brown, in Plymouth, on the
second Saturday or December, I8."f, the 'ol
lowing named persons were elected offivers
of the Socb ty, for the ensuing year, h-weti
Dr. J.W. Bei.neP, Presideat.
Dr. J. E. Urooke, Vice President.
Dr. R. Brown, Secretary.
Drs. N. Sherman, Rufus Brown and J. E
Brooke, were appointed Censors.
K. BROWN, Secretary.
D. c. 1?, 185C.
Commercial.
riy mouth Price Current.
CORRXCTSO WkES.LT BT H. O. THAYER.
Flour per bbl
Buckwheat flour per cwt
Corn Meal per bu.
Red Wheat
White Wheat
Buck Wheal
Corn
Oats
Fiesh Perk per cw t
Beef per cwt
M
$2 50 a 3
00
00
50
95
00
60
37
40
75
50
00
50
90c. a
1
50c. a
33 a
38 a
50 a 4
00 a 4
75 a 3
1
61
M
Salt per bbl
Chickens (dressed) per doz
Butter
Cheese 1 Hamburgh"
Lard
Eggs per dot
Potatoes
Dried Apples (scarce)
(lay (.marsh) per ton
Beans
Hard wood per cord
Flour barrels
20
16
10c a It
11
45c a 50
61 50
M
$1 75 n I
1
00
00
50
40
C hicago Wholesale Market.
Ornct or the Chicago Dtlt TaiarxE )
Tuedrty Kveuing, Decem'ter 16
Business in the Produce Market i dull on
account ol failure of train, light receipts and
scarcity ffmoiey. Flnr.r 1 accuraulntiii' rap
idly, some firms having a hth as 3,0(10 bbl
j on hand, and shipments of it h ive about COM
eil, there beinir Inriie ac cumulations of it
i uv t R ffil.i .mil :il i. llif r ill ina !. l.-n.l-
I j - n .
! !" ea,t- Small an 'e are daily ma o city
f baker at cur jiiot d ion; yestaexlav 80 I. bis f
! Batilela mills siuius wheat eatra went at
$5 21, Wheat is much de ircer tha i fl ur. and
buyers are aiiious to bny 1 irge q nullities lor
sprii g bipmeut, but cannot get i ; 82c is p tid
f r spring to store, nnd cilv toilers ay paying
85- for m Hing spriwg Si fir red aud 1,10 f r
white winter. Barley is raivng in val IT tin
last cargo before the clo-e of na i3'4lioii ml I
at $1.30 per pushel but is w rth moie now, as
it is gef iog scarcer txih nere and . t St. Loa.
Malt is being receive! by rail from B fTlo and
brings $1,7 per bushel to city ami other brew
ers. Hut lew !resru H igs m e in maiket. .tnd
V" one ? at 6-' ,yr5 "i1 Lard is beiu
i a'l shipped off eat as f ist Sn it rrrivrs, au
prices are high ard firui here. Other ui t ci
geneni,.y are
! quotations or
mich limed and We resnm
our
iirK.r'ioits o' yesterday.
BEANS Range at pt rq iahty 1 1,50 &J per
b'lhel.
BI'TTER Firkina plenty; lßt?0 - per lb jar.
I1, and choice O-iio buitcr 2 iJ -u ir
I""'1'1 .
wyaVKio, aar to pnaac, nii3: ud
Cov rsuBMar) iJatra firm at lHf. Lauua llttlJ1.,
n
rAN'ni.F.N-; ..;,, ir:,on r...rii.. 5i,r n-.
-
a27c;Adain inline :t?lc; Sperm 10 .: P. r S:ern
a5c: Tlluw MtHic p r Jb
CILRK--$.r. 50 8T,.-0 n. r bbl
1 CH KESE Western Re ervo at Hal P..' Sari
Himb iig (N. Y. ) at lZVta
COOrERAGK Fl .uT b.rreN in g od de-
'm n 1 at 4a5Üc Pork and B.-cf barrel" $ I,
j Whiskey barrel $1.37 i t,'.0. Liquor
teg- mc ,I ü liter brkms ,0 75
EGGSj S--arce aud iu demand at 00.2-jc
per dozen.
FEATHERS L ve peeve V, 7?, -.
FISH. White fidi, b tlvei aj taaksj I, $4 75
linn bei s 2 aOiI32J .'i.l 1 s Ihnn No. 1. frwaj
halves. fl.r0; C d. 5 7 af6; Ma k-rel. N . It
:- ?-'. same, halves, 10al I: H ratansa
l .ke. bbls fi. do, hrbld. 2a',53. Eit, r ,do,
8,00; No. 1 box 50a62;2ccnu; acaled,' 70 a 76
cen's.
FRCIT. Green apples 4,50ai,00 p. r bbl. ,
at retail. Lemons 3.00 pr box. Cranber
i i 3,00 per bashel. Di led apples at 2,37a2 -50
per bushel. Dried peaches unpared lla3
rer nmtn t rnr. t 0w. a ...An .. A D . i n . .
: M. R ,, &,00; layers 6 25 .,5,.Vi per box.
' F"EL Go 1 delivered by single t.,n. 6.r0a
! 7.50 for Illinois t0 far Chippewav- 9,53 a 10
f, Erie and Br. tr Hill; 18 for Bl .ssburp 11.50
ffor Scrant ui, S huylhill and Lackawan it Le-
high 13,00. Wood bv the sin-le ror.l il. liv-
ered, 6,50a 7,(10 lor oak. 8..0.i9,(M) for beech
w -
and Maple, 9.501 10 for hicforr.
FLOCR. Choirr w n'er wheat bran Is 15. i
G.75 per bbl. Spring win a' extras 4.2'f a 4.75.
Rye 4,505,00 per btl and BucLwIieat 2 50.2,
75 p r 100.
GRAIN. Win a Spring B2a83 per bushel
red 95c il 05 aud white winter l,03 t 1.10. C
3i38o iu ato e. Otts 32 a 3"ic in btj , Ba -ley
170 1 1,35 per bushel--R e 70 a 75c n r
b.shel. 1
GAME. Prai lie chickens 4 00 .4,50 perdoz
eu; Vraiavtn carcass 4,-V) per 100 pound .sad
dles 10 a 11 per lb.
HIGHWINES D mind not Urge at 25 a
27c per fa1 Ion.
HAV. Prairie, loose, $11,00 a $12,00 per
ton.
HIDES Green. 7a6'e; dry flint 15 a lc
per pound, dry malted 12 a Ibc, green salted
7a3c-
HOGS. Dressed at retail, 5,25a5,.t5 per
cwt, live for pecking, 5,00a6,7 nett weight.
Mutton dull at 2,2lper cwt- Beef in quarter
3 a 5.
, LEATHER Harness L.a36c per p and;
sole best Spanish 32 a 33c per lb upper 31a
1 40?" umm ww. . no-, o. ar.t..
l ,r.Sa-2,oc.
OIL. Linse ed 1,1 per gallon; 1,10 for
boiled. L ud oil 1,93.
ONIONS $2,50a1v00 per bushel.
PO I A ! OBS 8rc al.OO pet buahcl.
POULTRY. -Dreaaed chickens a'e worth
14al8o each. Turkeys 9al0c per lb, Live
ch ekens and turkeys are unsaleable- Dreaa-
el geese are 50a 62c each
PROVISIONS Mess
o e la.in ,a
obi; aaeea ror. cuy packed 16,00 country
packed Io. Long Middles. 8e; green hams
I e7c- P'cklad hams 16 a 17.00 pet hbj. Lard
I ,e P ,D . wnoerea leaf, wUh
little if any la merket
JUCB 5ac per lb.
SUGARS AND MOLASSES. New Orle a as
common to fair 10c; fair to fu-Uy fair 11c,
prime II Me coffee grades 1 2a"l A c crushed,
powdered and granulated 16c. Molasses
New Orleans re boiled td a 75c; Syrups 75a
85 cents.
SEEDS Timothy 2,50 per bu.
SALT fine on dock 1,95 per bbl, per
single barrel. Coarse, per pjekage of 3-0 lbs
2,37'j''. Dairy per cask ol 35 sacks 3,-7Jc,
or Sll'or 42 sacks casks; H lb sacks 15 ctnti
TALLOW. Firm at 104'a lie, very little
in n.arket-
At the residence of J. H. Case, in this
placn. on the 22d inst., by J. H. Caae.
Esq. Mr. John C. Berlis to Miss Mabv
J. Waters, all of Plymouth.
The young couple have our hearty
congratulations upon their happy union.
and wnrmrst thanks fur the substantial
token of their regard for the printer re-
ceired wiih the above notice. May they
live long upon the earth to enjoy the
good things thereof, and scatter sunshine
and happiness along therr path.
aaaaaaaBsaaaaaassaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaassaaaawaaaaasaaaaaasaa
fjy How quickly the chi'lng bl-its uf win
ter devebpe the ditcae peculiar to our va
riuhV climate. Neuralgia, Rheumatism. P iin
and Aching i f the llnr.es, the ßVct of Mrr
cmy, Old Sires ami such like sff c'inns, li.ing
on us like an incubus. M my are not hW.ire
that the chief cause of most of the dieu.e
with which mankind are nfflicted proceed di
rectly from impurity of the blood or depraved
state ol the system, but such is in q ieitionabiy
the fact. No disease can exist when the blood
in free from impurity. Tu is desirable result
can only be obtained by a timely resort to Car
tn 's Spanih Mixture, which i. umptestioniibly j
ib.- best remedy yet i'i 'covered to partly the .
blond and expe' from the .yNtem the lurk
inlet tions which cause such serious and ditn
jerons results. In the tbousni.ds of cases ol
Si roftla, Neuralgin, Syphilis, and others of the
rery wrt forms of disease wbi h have been
treated by C irtt fs Spanish Mixture, the one
prietors have yet tc hear ol the first case in
which it failed to relieve, aid in a short time
permanently effect a cure. We wish the al-flieU-d
tfi tiy it: the ttse of a sii.gle bottle will
tell better than anything we can s iv in iti fa
vor. dl8ml.
HOOFLANDS GEllMAN HITTERS TAKE
THE LEAD.
Et ?tTO., GjC, Jnly 14, 1853.
P nr Sli- Y 'iir (Jerman Bitters are takifg
ihe lead ol all other meilicir.ea for chronic dis-
a e. fcr., and are selling rapidly. Please
ei:d us another box immediately, or we shall
be out betöre it arrives.
Truly yours. LYNCH A- DAVIS.
Macon, Geo., Jan. I. 1851.
D . E L. STROH ECKE H said: "I am happy
to ay that your German B ters are gaining a
great reputation. I think it will, in future.
sell very rapidly."
M STicEMJj, Geo. Oct. 6, 18 .2.
W. MAXEY & C . said: Tour bitters,
though entirely unknown before in this coun
ty, have sold rapidly and given satisfaction.'
See advertisement.
F
f. Brows s Essascs o- Jamaica Gixota.--
M m.dicin enjojaa wide spread and well
riled popularity; for Us wonder, ulW effective
Thi
me
qna'ities. It assists d'g ;stion. cures dilrhcea,
tnd is excellent tor the sck stomach, and is
likewi e un ext e'leut and invigorating tonic.
N family should be without if.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
7aJjTC'E k hereby given tbt tbe Min steri
L i :il Aocimt o iof the So-itb 3 no District
tferth We t Indiana C inference, will m-et at
the M. E C'.itmh in Tlymouth .Dec. 30. 18.j6,
it 2 ' loek. P. M. A fall attendance of all
the ministers both traveling and local is respect
fulfv solicited.
The citizens of Plymouth ami vicinity nre
reij ectfully invited to alten L
W. 8. HAKKER.
Ree. 18. 18"G.
A NEW BOOK.
rjME 81BSCR BUR WOl'LD RESPBCT
J KTjLLY in form the public that he has
procure 1 from Capt, G. rV . Ct i-rea, the mn
ii cr pt copy o'.' a volumne of Poems, inclu
dim; II that has hither o been published by
him, and many mo e of still greatet interest,
which hae never appeared in print, safficien
in all to make a volume of over three hun
died pages, including the celebrat d and far
f mied ion,' of -'Steam," "E. Plunbus I nnin,"
Song ol Lightning," Soar' of L on," &c , ic,
li eh have a ready p aced the name of the
author side by side with those i fthe mos' dts
t n tush d gtniuses of the age, either ol our
own coantry or that ol Europe.
T. e b"k will b prinud upon the finest
p per and in the most approved 'tyle, and
will Le ador ed by a super portrait o: the
author on steel, and an engraved title page
th a vignette likeness of the fair features
of one who has iusp red the m it be .u iful
I'oem in he book, it w 11 be b un 1 in a va
riety o styles to suit ihe tas'es of all. It w..l
be urn shed to individnals
Bon. .d in cb th, pi , in, at tl 00 per Copt;
it . gtf . f i 50 a-
m r.'cco 2 0f
To clubs sending f 10 00 will be sent 12
copies: bou.id in cloth, plain.
To lubs sendiii-' 91S 00 wi I be sent IQ
copies, boun i in c oth, gi t
To clubs send ng $.0 00 will be sent 12
copies, bound in moro co, full gilt
And so m propo tion foi any greater num
ber that may be ordered. As the e will be a
limited edition, all or ers will be attended to
in their regular order a they are rece vtd.
with the s. rieb st promptitude.
Be particulir in uircct ng your let er 1 to
W. Q. HODGSON,
No. &2 West Third St.eet,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dc. IB. 1836. 11ml.
josrn w. ansa.
JI DSO.X Si'cOMB.
J. W. ROBB & CO,
Wholesale Grocers and Com
mission Merchants,
39 COLUMBIA ST.,
FORT WAYNE, IA.
WOULD respectfully incite the atten
tion of the trade to their
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
GROCERIES,
which they a e prepared to sell at New York
Jobbing rales, with the add' ion o' the trana
poraton. dec 18, 1856 llnni
Administrator's Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given that I will expose
to sale at Public Auction, in the town
of Knox, oa
Friday, Dc comber 26th, 1856,
all the personal Estate of Dr. Charlei Hum
phreys, dec , not taken by the widow, consis
ting o;
Drngt and Medicines, and the Furni-
fur of the Stört, also. Point, Otis,
ante a variety oj Articles usually kept
in If rug Stores, also, Medical Books
and Instruments, and other articles
too tediouo td enumerate
The usual terms will be given.
WILLIAM PARKER, Adm.
De ember 4, 1856. 9t3.
DO TVS NO T E L
62, Randolph St,
mil
T. DOTY,
Proprietor.
A C H EST IS.
WILLIAMS & HUE STIS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS ft
GROCERIES,
Fruit, Glass, Nails, Wooden
Ware, Butter, Cheese,
. Eggs, Lard, &c,
Hi COLUMBIA ST.,
FORT miIYVti, Im.
U" Horchest! supplied with Groceries ol
all kinds, on as fuvorable term-, all things
considered, ascaube purchased in any mar
kst. All Orders Filled '.villi Disptttii.
dec 18, 185 1 iyl
F. RENNER,
Fashionable Tailor.
I IA removed his sh p to
1J an upper room in P i
shinp's new building, (entrance '
frwf Mictiian street,) where
be will be found ut al! regular '
. Bl a a
noats reauy io re eive omers
from all whom y ihiuk proper
to favor h m with th-ir custom.
He i 'ledges himself to spar.- no
pains to give satisfaction, and will warnnt all
work done by him to be in the latest New
Yo k ami Philadelphia style.
Cutting done on short n ti t.
Dec. 18, 1856. llmS.
PERSHING ef CO.
AVE just received a lar e and i ew stock
of Conger & Fielda' Writing Fluid, the
H
bet m.ide Red. Hi.ie a d black. A good as-
sortn.eut of Gold and Steel Pens; Schooi
Hooks. Stationery, Pencils. Cigars, Tobac o,
Wright's Pills, McLan 's Fills and Vermi
fuge, Yank' e Notions, Townsend' Sar apa
pnrilla, Porlnioniea. Camel Ha r Pen' ils.
1 English and Uaeniau Alma .ac t give
awar. ' lltf
AMBMCAH HOISE,
soitu PLYionn, i.d.
riHIS well known IIou e, formerly kept
J bv G. 1'. Cherry, has been leased by the
undersigned, with tbe intention of keeping a
HOI'S E OF E y TERTAI H M I ' .V T,
for the accommo lation of 'he Tr iveling Public
They a' ill spare no pains to render all 'ho
lavor them with their custom as com forta le
ts possible. Their tabe shall always be sup
plied with the best the country affords.
The coinmodi us stables attache 1 shall be
well supplied with p o vernier, and in charge
ajf att. niive ostle s.
I. B. u. W. TUESDELL.
dec 18, 1 861 ltf
Domestic Attachment
Ai stin R. Gould,
1
n,
vs.
Morris M. Horra
The t'Ktsbnrg, Ft. Wayne, and Chicago Rail
boa. i Company, Garnishee.
M 7UEKEAS, a tuminona attd a rtt of
T Attachment, were on the 9th of Dec,
, jnlt ;u j L me 1Qt the de
Morr M Horran, returnable on this
. 185fi , 1Q o clock , m
deendant
15th o
which
summons has been returned by the oCcer
holding ihe same, "not Io m 1", this is iher--
'ore to no jfy the par ies in this taute
ay1"1
me same is cont.nued until me mn u
January, 18.ri7, f, r tr a! at my office in I lym
oulh, at 10 o'cl k k, a- m . ot sid dsy.
M. W. .MITH, Jus ice, '.seal.
riymouth, Dec. li, 185 lltS
Commissioner's Sale.
NOTICE is luridiy : ien, that in pursu
ance of au order of the Marshall C Meaty
Court of C mimoii Pie.i, at it Oct ber Torm,
I8ÖG, held at the town o PlymoiiUi in lh
Countv of klardia'.l aud StiU of Indiana, on pro
ceeding pendiu;! thcie'.n. ou a Com.daiut for
partition of Real Ettatc, wherein Nancy Guuu
was plaintiff, stid D ini 1 Gunn, Moset G inn,
fltthaniel SöTrland, Miria Sbirlaud, Raasoa
Baibei nnd Angelina Barber Wer j defendant.
I will , !f t lor sale at private sale from nnd af
or ibe-.'ödi day of Januiry 1 857. at said town
I of rljaamie. the tollowing described Ileal h -late,
to-wit. The Wtti bait ol the Notth Etst
if iart r of Section tin ty.two (:tJ in township
I thirty four (:J4 North, ol Range one (1) Eis,
in said C luuty and State. 8 tin bind lit to be
ssdd I r not less lliati the uppruised value,
which is Niue II indred Ddlurs. Terms
Cash iu .Sri.
A. C. CAPRON. C,immisoner.
Pe 13 18' 4f.
STATE OF INDIANA,
ÄIasmiai.l Countv.
lu MnrsU.-vl Circuit C-urt,
February Term, 1857.
Clwr les Li termor 1
v. Couipia nt lor Hiv.irec.
I.ucv h. Li vi nil' t . )
T
IHE I'laintiff iu the ab ve entitled cm- .
by T. G. Tirm r. his Attorne, h is filed I
iu uy offi e his coinnlairit for Divorc , and it
appearing, by tho afn lavit of a disintere.stel
peron, that the defendant, Lu -v E. Liveriiunre,
is a nou-fesident of the State of Indiavn: 8he j
is therefore notified of the filing and pending ol j
said complaint, and that the same will be J
beard at the next Term of the Mtrshall C rcuii ;
Conrt, to t o nmence m tiie secoud Moud y of
hel,r lary, ld57, ami tiuleas she ajipear. p ea t,
i uwt-r M d-mir tlierto. the same will be
heard and determined in her absence.
At est: NEWTON R. PACKARD, CVrk
Marshall C rcuit Court.
D.c II, 1856--I0i3,
jas. s. VRtr.r.,
cns.3. A. HIOCS
FRAZER Sk. HI UYS,
ATTORV'EYS 1SD CW.SELLflRS AT UW,
HAVING formed a partnership, will give
their joint attention toad business with
winch they may be entrusted in the Marshall
Circuit Court.
O0mce in the second story of the Brick
Store, occupied by N. H. Oglesbee, Jr. Co.
Plymouth, Nov. 13, 1866 6lf
John H. Shoemaker
Dealer in
J E HELR I.
Plymouth. Ind,
l'p stairs over Vmoedge's
Store, Michigan street.
0Keeps constantly on hand Clocks, Watch
es, Breast pins, Ear riags, Kinger rings, Lock
ets, dec. Clocks, Watches, Ac, rep iired in
the best manner. Nov. 27 8yl
OF PLVHOITH,
Plymouth, Indiana.
BITS AU SELLS GOLD, SlLTFt, EXCHANGE,
Li'D WARRANTS, 4c.
Collections made and prompt'y remitted for at
current rate of Exebange. Uncortent money
bo ight and sold.
J. H. KNICKERBOCKER. Cask r.
RKrxaBKCE, BT rEaMissox:
Jo. W. Bell. Banker, Ckicago, III.,
Paridook & Co.. do Cincninati, Ohio.
j DuniCTy, Have jDo., Bankers, Indienepolis
L. Barbour, lndienanolis, ma.
Plymouth, Not. 40 186. -7tf
Ur. Ruf us Brawn.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
HAVING been located in this place for a
amber of fears, 1 am etil) ready to at
tend to all cases in the practice of Medicine
that may be favored with, and especially do
I thank the citiserss el Plymouth, and aar -
shall county, ror toe nattering manner in
wfcich tbey here sustained me in yeais gone
by Office en Pierce street, South Plymouth.
July 24, 186. i7yi.
H. WILLIAMS,
Westervelfs Column.
Great Excitcnient!
JUST ARRIVED?
BY THE P. F. W. AND C. R. R.
TrtB BEST SELECTED
AND ONE OF THE LARGEST
STOCKS OF GOODS
EVER PILED IN THE OLD
Regulator Building!
Counters, Shelves and Drawers,
Are Literally Crowded Full of
OF EM) LEU Ü VARIETY,
ISoots, Shoes,
HATS and CAPS.
Are innumerable, which will be sold
Rnpidly at figures that cannot fail to
please the purchaser. Remember that
WESTERVELT
Will not be Undersold,
Br any fa&a Estfiblishmrnl in the tountrr,
and HASH Customers will find Low Prires
and Good Goods the "Killing Motto,"
REGULATOR
My old friends, whose liberal palionage I
have shared so long, will still find me on
hand, ready to a com no 1 de them with
PILES OF GOODS,
For CASH or SHORT TIME.
At my counter (constantly) are Clerks polite,
always ready and kind.
To show you whatever may come to your
mind,
And do it with pleasure. Kindness and cae,
And let all customers do hs they please;
My store is now full of every thing new.
Come in one and all of you and take a good
view,
an 1 Satisfy Yourself, that
Westervelfs
Is the place to bu? your Goods.
dec. 4, 1856.
Ladies Dress Goods,
OF every kind, variety description, and
shade of color, at W ESTER VELT'S.
dec. 4.
Merinoes,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH, of beauti ul ,
styles, at WESTRKVKLT S
Paramettas, Debeigc, ;
IE LA1NRS, Persian Twills, at low and'
J high prices, at WESTERVELT S
Poplins,
p
LAIN and fieured, at the
KbiiLLA iua
L
AMB'S Wool. Saxony Wool Hose, at
WtvSl EK hL l a
Winter is at HmmmJ.
iHO to Westervelt s and buy on? of his
IT nice l'ay State Shawls and Winter Hoods,
that Boreas
harm you.
most furious blasts shall not
LA."
A DIES and Gents Gloves of all kinds, at
II prices and qualities, at
dec 4 WBSIERv BLlO
t
1
HE most bcsutiful lot of Ginghams ne
in town, for sale at
dec 4 ESTEK EL I S
Black asb Fancy Silks,;
20,000
YDS. of Prints now
for
be
sale; every one may
WESTERVELT S
suited at
FJ ER B dt or ysrd. al the
REGULATOR
Ladies Congress Gaiters,
wt WESTER VELT'S.
EVERY S tie of Ladies Routes audioes
at WBSTERVELT'fc
NOW IS YOUR T IM K1 O BUY A
ranhu it.iblr Basil Hot.'
Goto WRITER VELT'S.
Ladies Cloaks
D e. 4. at the REGULATOR.
rvT"J rnmnlM, ib.ir wnrdr.d.e fr .m
" i .
X bead to f.ot bv coxnz t"
WETERVELTS
The stock is 1 irge. and will be sohl.
Undershirts
B
Y the cord, at the
REGULATOR.
Boots! Boots! Boots!!
1
HAVE on barrd a double stock. Now it.
your time to buy.
1 J. L. WESTERVELT.
F
OR CROCKERY & G LASS VA" fc.
Go to V Ea I f. KV tt I ö.
Family Groceries
A
LWAYS op hand, as Cheap as tne i,oeap-
est. my motto ueing ww jmuc uu ou-
tire satisfaction
J. L. W.
FURS! FURS! FURS!
Bring along your Furs,
atf9 Beet äbfttttft,
And I will pay you the highest price in Goods
or
or Cash. J. L. vV fc6 rERVt L r.
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
PA TD FOR
Batter, E ggs and Dressed Chickens,
dec 4 At WESTER VELT'S.
Cash paid for Wheat !
190 lit raptttlfflljr tarritOl to m WH I
; jj ggUatiM
JT Hetl lid prim, IM I
M, Wann tesall vest a bill
, """ -,-rr' ..' .r
leite. aWpCOiBlIT,
I 9, 4, 18. J. L, WKTBRTELT.
if
SPRING AND SUMMER
Mtfurley'H Sarsaparitla.
OY all the remedies that have been dis
covered durine the present ae for t.ie
"thousand ills that flesh is heir to," none e
qual this wonderful preparation. Only three
ears have elapsed since the discoverer (who
spent ader ade in Mudying, experinv-ntaltring
aftd perfecting it) first introdaced it 10 the
public, and it is already reconied by ihe
most eminent physicians in all parts of the
conn ry to be the most suipming and effect-
ive remedy for certain disease! of wh.ch PatT
j
hare knowK-dge
All other compounds or syrups of the root
have hitherto failed to command (he sanction
of the latulty because, on being tested, they
have b- en tound to contain noxious ingredi
nts, which neutralized the good effects of J
the Sari-apariHa, and oftentimes inj ire the !
henllh ot the patient; it is not so with Hur-
ley's i reparation.
This is ihe pure and genuine extract of the
root and will on Ina'., be found to effect a cer
tain and perfe t tu e of the following com
plaints and diseases:
.-v uecuoi; o. me uoi.ea, nam uai os iveness, i
Debility, Indigestion
Diseases of Kidney s, Liver Complaints, ,
y.1epV . p i rv j
i y 5 y 1 1 i t ' , , awsssiviiMsy ii. tua
Female Irree'darities, Scrofula,
Fistula, Syphilis,
And nil Skin Diseases.
Besides curing the above, i' is also known
to be a ijreat and powerful tonic, purifying
he blood tnd invigorating the system.
In short it is without exception, in the ea
ses mention and its ifiie al ellect on law
system, the mos- eflicacio is. as it is the most !
desirable, remedy o the. age. It is already '
extensively used throughout the country, and
is last obtaining an Euro; ean reputation
The instances of curet it has effected a;e
daily coming to the proprietors knowledge,
and he has no hesitation iu recommending it
to one and all who de ire to procure relief
from suCering. One bottle being tried, its
effects will be too apparent to admit laf farth
er doubt.
R collect Hurley's Sarsafr'Siilla rs the only
genuine article in he market.
0"Pnce tl per bottle, or six bettles for f6.
For sale at ihe manufactory, corner Seventh
aid (Jreeu streets, Louisville, Kv.
Wh le ale, J. . Wilder & Bro.. J. S
Morns & Sons, Wils n, Starbird & Smith,
Louisville. K, Alien & Co., and J. D. I'ark,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
And I y FERSHING CO.
Plymouth, Ind., Nov. 2D, 18-36- Ty 1
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
rfNtfK subscriber, having purchased of Mr.
1 H B. IHNE his enure s ock of
HARDWARE,
Is now pre;.-red to offer to tire cititens o'
Marshall county and vicinity.
The Largest and Best tortifail
Shelf-Hardware,
Iron, avVaifo, Stoves,
Tin and Sheet-Iron
I i Opened in this tfnrkct.
fi. ....I t:. .n.Walf,,)
Iv ivitd In eU and PI-
!
a . : r- l rj-.
.lllll lie uuuu aioi rinc.
GEO. B. STEDMAN.
Sücccessor to H. B. liine.
13. Itä. tf
Nov.
SHELF GOODS,
In EaBdUcaM Variety.
House Trimmings
OF ALL KINDS.
Carpenter's, Cooper's. Blacksmith and Shoe
makei's Tools a fuU assortment.
Mill, Cross Cut, Circular, Hand and
Saws--a large stoc.
Wood
OF LVEHY DESCRIPTION
White Lead. Oil,
Glass, Sash tfc Putty.
a
M aV?BW aa
tm
Elevated Ov n, and Square Cookiug Stuves of
various Patterns,
Parlor and Box Stoves,
Some cry Pretty Style.
Iron and Nails,
OF ALL SIZES.
The above Goods,
With any quantity of Traps and Calamities,
too nttnierou" to mention, may alwy be found
it the Hardware Store of the subscriber
GEO. B. STEDMAN.
Nov. lit, 18.6-Otf
Just Received,
A SPLENDID lot of American Cutlery,
consisting of Knives and Porks, Carveis,
I SteelSi Butcher Knives. Y ocfc t and i en
1 . M. r a a
' Knives, bheers, scissor, c, rmn ine cie-
j brated Manufactory of the Union Knife Co.
Pot sale by GEO. B. STfcDMAN.
Nov. 13, 183S. 6U
STATE OElNDI ANA, SjJ
Maishali. CocATr. S
Iu Marshall C r nit C un,
February Twtae. 18&7.
Miry PuTum )
n Complaint for Divorce.
Jarre l uff im J
TTfTheredS. Mary BufLim, the plaintiff in j
the ab ore cause, has tiled in my office;
ha compiuui igmi. me wotj uimcu uciou-
! dant. James Buflum, for dnarcc; and it ap-
1 pcari-g by tie affidavit of a disinterested per-
sou, torn said James BntTum. 'ho defendant, is a
j non-ref id- nt of the State of Indians, this is to
give notice to the said James Buff am thv anless
he appear in the Marshall Circuit Conrt at its
j next term, to beholden at the Conrt House in
the town of Plymcu'b, on tbe second Monday in
J February, A. D. 1357. and plejd, auswar cr
j uewur to said compUtat, the saute will be
! beird and determined in his absence.
NEWTON R. PACKAFD. C. M C- C
By Roa. C. Coaaautr. Dep'ty.
Frizn Sl ll'git, AU'ys for Pl'lf.
Dh 4. 13o6. y.
Administrator s Salc7
PURSUANT to an ordnr of tbe MarsbslI
Cbouu Pleas Court, ; w,H offer at nnb-
iic auction, at the Court House door in Ply
mouth, on
Monday. January oth, 1657,
..t ?r o'clock P. the undivided two-thixds
ol Lot No. 28, in the town or Plymouth. Ind.,
for one thud eith in baud, and tee balance oa
a credit not exceeding twelve month -in two
payments the purchaser gmng notes, on ia
teref, waiving vaioetion laws, aad to be se-
, masion öf rale, fhe lot is Tceetrally located-
' rurml hv inirtvafft nn th ftf.mii.1 nn ntnfl
dwelling, ttuble, esc., and ia a desirable in
vestment.
CHARLES GOOK.
. Ada'r of David A. Barley's Ee'a'e.
Dee. U
Purify! Purify!
iaV
PaOSPECTU8
or THE
Itrdiana State Journal,
FOR 1857.
The State and National elections have
passed by and the result is known to the coun
Uf. Although the Reputilicans are dcfeae4
they are conquered, and should not be
disheartened, but again bur-kie on the politi
cal armor, preserve their organizations, anp
be prepared 'or future battle '.Ve have pass
ed through a long and exciting political can
vass. Success in it would have been almost
a miracle. With all the odds against us, we
have done wonders. The events of the patt
year cannot be recalled and if trror has been
l mumpioT. "pc0,'ncf'1 ana
nun the rooks upon which the Renubiican
uarK nas strau.iea. as a
CENTRAL PAPER
Of the Republican party in Indiana. Tha
Journal has endeavored to conduct the can.
vass, as far as its relationship to the narty ex
tended with faitneiv, and to the welfare of
the organization. Of its ability as an adv i
cate of Republican principles we sha'l lt
other judge.
As the apptoaclnng
Session of the Legislator?
Promises to be of umiiual interest, musual
efforts have been made to give iU proceed
ings fully and accuratel as possible. The
present position of the Legislative department
rn tins Stat? is singular, or, in fact, uithout
precedent in the whole history of the coun
try, and ita action, therefore will be looked
on with unusual attention.
Congressional News
Will receive its full share of notice. There
a i J : -
T" ..'-7 . i - --... o. wo
re,s MV?? and upon the line of policy
nni "m uc luu tJ,c"u'r l"r naming aumin
istration, in the action of
its par it ans in
Congress. In
MISCELLANEOUS READING
Now that the pressure of a political campaign
is removed, the Joer -vl will furmsh a care
fully selected series of the best stories and
ot! er mstter accessible.
In view of hating a largely increaaed now
ber of subscribers to what had been when wr
commenced the year 1866, we shell mail the
Weekly Indiana State Journal to single sub
scribers, and to clubs at the following rates,
which are the same as those of ih:- insjorily
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TERMS.
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THE LATEST
ARRIVAL.!
.1 Mt. Offlcsbee f Co.
AT TBS
BRICK STORE,
ARE NOW RECEIVING
The Best Selected Stock of
Fall and Winter
GOODS
EVEti BROUGHT TO
Which they will Sell
CHEAP for CASH,
OR READY PAY OF
WE FLATTER OURSELVES WE
ARE SELLING
Goods Cheaper
Than any Store in Town.
COME AND TRY I S, ONE AND ALL.
And if we do not please yon in the Price and
Quality of oar Ms, ft shflll not be for
the want of our trying to do to.
BRING US ALL THE
Butter and Hggs,
Yon hare to spare aud we will par yuti
the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE in
Goods at Cssh Prien.
Nov. 6. 18S6 tf
For Hats and Cap
""lOME to Biick Store, where you will End
V7 'he largest, test and cheapest lot in Ply
mouth
NoV.
'. It. OGLESBEE r
Just Received
A r the Brick Store a large and well
aulec'ed stock 'f Boo fs and
ShOCS, which will be sold cheap. Call and
x mine before purchasing clwber''
Nov. ?. N. H OGLESBEE A Ce.
, v TWMMM1
Z OT luQ Lä(ll6S LXprSSSly.
i . nn . . . .- ft . .r ,v..
I
J the preltit-trt BonuetS m town. Hu'
rt up and get one before they are all gore
Nov. 6.
Almost all Kinds
rt Dry i
Gooif, Grocer. e Ac., to ba nsi
V at tha Bnok Siore, at th very lowei'
riok Store, at thi
Call and examine.
cash prices
Nov. 6
Buckskin Glove.
FfflHOSE wishing to purchase BUCI.
X GLOVES will do well to call aad ex
me our utock at the Br.ck Store.
Nov. 6 If. H OGLB6BEB ac Co
AT THE
BRICK STORE,
Butter. Eggs, and Lumber,
4c for which will be given in exchange
Goods at the lowest Cash Price.
Nor. 6. N. R. OGLESBEE & Oe.
Ladies' Dress
gTALL at the Brick Store and esamiae tbe
J Nicest Steak of Ladies Dress Goods ever
brought to this merket, and better than all
that tie are so cheap that it takes a vet?
smrll amount of mnry lo buy a drese pittarr.
Nov 6,