The Plymouth weekly Democrat., January 26, 1860, Image 3

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THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT.
and
Our Own Affairs.
Mr. J. S- Scott. General Volle rt ing
Aaent. is authorized to receive Subscrip-
f, r ua. nd
due this Of
fice. We cheei fully recommena Mr. scott
as a prompt, reliable, and courteous tfen-
. , i
tion. Advertisements, u.
to jjive receipts tor mouey
A NEW FIRM, limits! &1$vM
Fresh Arrival!
tleman.
A. C. THOMPSON.
Editor Proprietor.
Sons of Tlalta.
We understand that there is to be organ
ized in this place t ni-ht a Leigl of the
Sons f Malta. A k ' lawiafrtt ihe case,
we bli-v Lev :: uui!ub:-Jly have a
. d wm We arc n--l -posied" as to
tli- inj V "f the "Mystic
Older,' N t i from what we
can Mather, and f ora the in'eresi the mem
bers lake ia it.. tl at bet is to say the least
of it fun in it, sure.
o-4o -
Ox account of the great hurry in which
this issue is gotten out, we have not had
time to prepare as we would have liked to.
the original ma'. er tor this issue,
hope not to be hi rried so next week.
Benj. BenU & John ardner
HAVING formed spartne rship for the purpose of
carrying on the
Wason I Blacksmithing Business,
And having purchased the stand formerly occupied
bv E. S. k A. P. Elliot, in South Plymouth, lud.,
respectfully inform the puhlic that they are now in
FÜLL BLAST!
Prepared to receive orders and txecute all work in
their line in the bSt and moat substantial manner,
on short notice a"d reasonable terms. As they will
give their perse aal attention to the business, they
hope to deserve and receive a liberal share of the
patronage of ÜV citizens of Marshall county.
Busies, Carriages and Wajjous,
Of all kinds and qualities kept constantly on hand
and for sale or made to order.
ETRepuir i of aB k nds promptly attended to.
U"Particiir StteSÜOS will be paid to Bhoehag
HOUSES and OXEN.
BENTZ GARDNER,
nov 17,159, 14 tf.
A New Arrival of ELEPHANTS REDUCED PRICES!!
Having opened out one of the
LARGEST AHO BEST STOCKS!!
VINXEDGE A& BROWN'S
And with thetr.or.c of the
LARGEST,
AND
We
We enclose la manv of our democratic
frien lt throughout the county, our pr-s
pectus hoping thy will im prow, evry
opportunity to obtain for us, responsible
subscribers, and send their names in at an
early day. We expect their hear'y co
operation i 1 our undertaking. Remember
that a most important compaign is now
opening, and that we have a national vic
tory to fight for, or lose.
We wi'.l be under great obligations to
any of our subscribers, if they will bring
us immediately some g-od, straight, seas
oned wood, as we have none on hand.
One Cord of 5-uch wood will pay for one
year's subrcriptior. to the Plymouth
V'e-klv Democrat.
Insurance Agency,
HUMBOLDT FIRE ISlRfE. CO,
No. 10, WALL Sr., NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL $200,000
Bert selected
Stocks of Goods
Ever brought to this market.
TWf floods ha vs been sei eted w ith especial
rsfwwce to the w nits of this uiumunity, and ean
00 told Hf Stan money thm tie same quality of
ujod; verC OTT before ottered in this market.
Our Stock consists of all kinds of
3Py Goods,
OF FALL AND WINTER
ClaOTHINCr,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Gents1 Furnishing Goods,
Paints, Oils and Varnish.
PERSHING & CO.
HAVE just received from Philadelphia and
Cincinnati, the largest Stock of Paints, Oils
i and Varnishes ever brought into this market, con
sisting in p; rt of
White Lead, Dry and in Oil,
Snow White Zinc Dry and in Oil
Prussian Blue do do
Chrome Yellow, do do
Chrome Green, do do
Vermillion
Mixed Paints of all colors ready for usee
Coach Varnish, Furniture Varnish, Japan and Zin
Dryers, Turpentine; Faint.Varnish and Sash Brush
es, a very large assortment. Linseed Oil boiled
and raw. All of which will be sold very low for
cash. aug lS-'itf.
Live 4& Let Live
the a W 312 22
Has established in Plymouth in
the year 1857, as an Experiment.
The Small Profit and
xx jm jul a r jck
SYSTEM WAS ADOPTED
Ul'zz&uuuffj
kc, &c.,that I ever had the pleasure to offer the
public. A call is solicited from my friends and
all those that wish to purchase with SET Full Con
fidence of showing such good as will please
them Q ;lt prices
ETY of
LORILLARD Fire Ins Co Q R Q C E R I E S,
No. 31, WALL T.
NEW YORK
CASH CVPITAL, $200,000
MANHATTAN FIRE INS. COMP.
No. GS, WALL St., NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, $'250,000 SURPLUS, $150,000
The ,ove companies are well established and
üvoral y known as FIRST CLASS Insurance
Compar es, and will promptly adjust all losses.
0"F r Insurance on buildings, Furniture, or
Merchandize, applv to
J. G.OSBORNE, Agnt,
uov3-lJvl. Plvmouth, Ind
Glass & Queensware, first-class tailor i
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Hats
Caps, Boots h Shoes,
Stationery etc. etc.,
All of which we Cnn and will Sell
At prices that must astonish customers.
dULOO
The fugitive staves are creating jreat
disturbances in Canada. Their children
have hitherto been kept separate in the
schools, out their parents now claim equal
privileges with the whites. The negroes
have destroyel much school properly.
The disturbances had not been quelled at
the latest accounts.
Two story ril way cars are now in suc
cessful operation iD France.
DsBM MoCarty a clerk in the Chicago
Tost Office, lias been arrested for robbing
he mails.
Gsn. Cass has given to the Hoard of
Edura ioti, in Detroit, a lot of land valued
at $I5.oOO. f r a MAN school h use.
The trials f Stephens and Ilazlett, two
of the1 alleged Harper's Ferry conspirators
will commence on the first of February
next.
Root, Bennett tfc C".'s Foundry, v,
burned at Indianapolis, last Friday Right.
Loss S3. 0UU insured.
The Harper's Kerry vmtmm has cost
tne Mta?e Vir j? U IüO.üOO.
Uov. Char Irs J. FAuTtser, of Vi., has
bvc:
p;.u:e ol
J'hk wii(.; um . i.i'c slaves
now in Canada, is estimated at 24.UÜU.
Many of them art sußeiing ten bly from
cold and starvnii .n. The wlioe free ne
gro population at the North ie estimated
at 250,000.
By State Authority.
1KCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
DEVOTED TO
Fir ? Insurance Mixclnsirely.
(CIIAATER PERPETUAL.)
CASfi CAPITAL. $400,000 OO.
S. L. LOOMI, President.
H. KELLOGG, Bocrcttty.
Ol all kinds wanted, for which we are paying the
current market prices.
N. R W never refuse cash for any of our
Qu SOS, and kuow that we can nvke it to the intei
est ot purchasers to call on us before kwjlOM else
Inn VINN EDGE k BROWN
oetb-tf, No. 1, Corbin's Bloca
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution established by
special Endowment, for the relief of
the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
with Virulent and Epidemic
Diseases.
FULLY SATISFACTORY ! ; rpHE Howard association, in view of
I the awsJVd destruction of human life caused
dMial tomv L4SOE VARI- by Sexual diseases, several years agodirected their
treatmentof this class ot diseases, in all their forms,
and to give MEDIC AD ADVICE GRATIS to all
who applv bv letter, with a description of their con
dition (age, occupation, habits of &c.),and,in
case of extreme novertv, to FURNISH MEDI
CINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors of the Association, in their late
Annual Report express the highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the labors of their
Surgeons in the eure of Spermatorrhce.a Seminal
Weakness, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Syphilis, the vice of
Onanism or Self Abuse, Diseases ot the kidneys
and Bladder, .v.o., and order a continuance of the
same plan for the ensuing vcar.
An admirable Reporton Spermatorrhoea, Semina
Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Masturbation or
Self Abuse, and other diseases of the isexual or
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent bv
mail (in a sealed envelope,) r Kl,tut tiuuut
o;; recent of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, J. SK1LLIN
HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Associa
tion, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphi, Pa
Cloths, Cassimers,
Testings, &c.
And for the accomodation of those who cani.ot
be pleased with rea-y-made work, I keep a
to cut and make to order. Those who will favor
as by leaving thvr measures, can rely on a fash
iona'ble suit aud as cheap as can be had in any man
ufacturing shop in the west. Please call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Sept.29-tf H. PIERCE.
AimtS in the principal cities & towns i.i the Union.
"Losses promptly paid. Applications receiv
ed, and Policies issued and renewed D
C. H. REEVE, Agent.
Plymouth, Aug. 11, lSW linM.
DR. A. 0. BORTON
SURGEON DENTIST.
Thole or partial ets of Teeth inserted on
V the most approved plans. Special atten
t -ti paid to the preservation of the natural tooth,
and irregularity of Children's teeth corrected.
Fangs and diftVu t teeth extracted with or without
Chloroform. Can be consulted at his office at any
::me except on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Office in Pershing'fblock, upstairs, corner Mich
igan and Garrc streets.
A GOOD Assortment
OF
ar.poin ted
I 4
M'nis-er to Jriaace.
in
Hon.
J .a Y Mason, sVcosd.
Cotlerv, Tovs, ;.n 1 Notions, at
oct C-tf.
A. MYERS'
No. :t. Pendliag Block.
ONE PBICE ONLY!
CHARLES PALMER,
DEALER W
World's Fair
Just Commenced in
PLYMOUTH
AT
DAVIDSON & CO'S
EMPORIIM OF FASHIONS.
W here has becu received and is now on Exhibition
THE LARGEST j
STOCK OF GOODS!
Ever seen in any establishment in Plymouth
Their stock consists m part oi
FAlL & WINTER
4 1 affelill Ta'i?
FOR MEN AND BOYS
! CLOTHS,
CASSl.MEKE,
SATIN ETT8,
f ESTINGS,
Tailoring 1 rimiiiiu-, Ae.
Dry Goods Store!
IICH11I WILL 111 S9N
Anrounces to the citizens of Plvmouth, Marshall
;Countv,and the "rest of mankind," that he inow
opening a very large and splendid stock of Goods
at Cougle's o.d stand, on the corner of Michigan
and Garro streets, which will be sold cheaper than
a s'milar stock OSS ever before offered in the West
n eountry, 10 make way for mure.
My Stock consists in part of Ladies' and Gen
tleinans'
I lire Goods,
Boots and Shoes!!
HATS & CAPS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Queenswarc, c?c-
I want 5,0001b. Batter, 10,000
loz. Eggs, 20,000 Hs. Rags, Flax
ScimI, Tailow, Dry Hides, Be
wax, Oni na, Potatoes, ttc, &c
A libera share of the patron-
aae t" the citizens of this count v is
o . . .
respectitillv solicited.
RICHARD WILLIAMSON.
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C
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The War Department repo-ts 207 rvo
lu'.ionarj
List.
soldiets now on the Pension
A laruk number of mail
have informed the Post OSa Department
that they will break off th lines it no ap
propriation is made by tbe first of March .
CROCKERY-WAR r.,
Clothing, and Yankee Notions.
Laporte Street. Plymouth, Ind.
!L7A11 these indebted are requested to call and
settle up. ng
SORGHUM MOLASSES.
John 11. Goldard,has for sale at his farm 3 miles
contractors outh west of Plymouth, in any quantities by the
barrel, gallon, orotherwise. ori:lium Molasses. It
is alm kept lor sale at retail at Cbas. Palmers
Store.
Oct 27-11 tf.
Furnishing GOODS,
Hiss ( l I til V
AWMMH Ott to the ladies of Plymouth aud vicinity
that she b prepared to cut, tit, and make Drotsei
and Cloaks of the latest and most approved styles.
All ether kind of seamiim done neatly ami w ith
dispatch. Charges moderate. All the latest
styles received monthlv. Miss C. taube found at
the residence of Mr. I ichard Williamson, on
Michigan stri ct, oppoite Pcraktftg Ä: Co'. Drug
Sure. Sept. 29-tf.
ÄlilNANCE.
Relativ to building and repairing
NOTICE
To the Tax Payers of Marshal
County.
TIIF following taxes have been levied for the
Tear 1859, and will be payable between theiSth
day of October, lSa(J, and the 3d Monday of March
lsGn, viz:
State tax on each $101, 20 cents, and 50 cents on
each Poll, School tax on each $100, 10 cents, and
09 -ach 50cts, on each Poll; Sinkin; Fund tax
on r ach 100, 2cts County tax on each $100, 35cts
and octs on each Poll
The several townships have levied ihe IbJlowiu
taxes for each $100 valuation ofproperty:
UNION Township For township purposes 5ct
$100; special school 15cts an each 100 dollar
and 25ctson each Poll.
CENTER Township. For township purposes 5cts
on each 100 dollars ; special school 5cts on each
100 dollars; special toad 5cts on each 100 dollars
and 1 I 4 cts per acre of land
GREEN Township. For township purposes
3cts on each 100 dollars and 25cts on each poll, spe
cial school lOcts on each 100 dollars 25cts on each
poll speoinl road 1 l -2ctc per acre land.
BOURBON Township. For township pour
pi sö 5cts on each 100 dollars; special school lOcts
on Oldk 100 dollars 26cts on each poll; special read
1 3-4cts on each acre land .
TIPPECANOE Township For township pur
poses5cts on each 100 dollars special school 10cts
on each 100 dollars and 2iets on each poll ; special
mad l 3-4cts per acre land.
GERMAN Township. For township purposes
5cts on each W dollars; special school lOctsou the
hundred dollars; special road loctson the hum red
dollars, and 1 3-4cts per acre land.
NORTH Township. For township purposes
"cts on the hundred dollars; special school I Sets
on the hundred dollars, and SOcts per dolls; special
road 1 1 teU per acre land-
POLK Township. For township purposes Sets
on the hundred dollars; special school lOcts on thv
hundred dollars; special road 1 3-4 per acre land.
WEST Township. For township nurpoäe? 4ct
on the hundred "dollars: special school lOctson the
hun lred dollars and "0cU per poll, special road 1
M-4cts per acre of land.
WALNUT Township For township purposes
3cts on the hundred dollars a nd 25cts on each poll ;
special school lOcts on the hundred dollars and
25cts per poll; special road 1 l-2ctsper acre of land.
Land and Town lots delinquent for taxes of 1858,
or former year, wdl be sold on the first Monday
of January, i860, if not previously paid.
I will attend In person or by deputy at the Ssual
places of holding elections in each township fo
i - . ... ..
The proprietors find after an experience of lit
tle more than two years, that their plan has more
than met their most tanzuine expectations, a bev
have been able to build up an extensive trade
while all others have been compelled to give up
the long credit system and follow in the wake.
We now propose to make a still greater
Reduction in Prices,
Confident that our endeavors to
famish Goods
4T THE LOWEST PRICES
Will be appreciated
Br the People of Marshall County
We have just received from Boston and New
York our Stock of
Fall and Winter Goods.
Comprising a great variety of
DRY GS
GROCERIES,
Crockery, Glass-Ware, Cutlery,
Boots and Shoes,
n
u
l.rCATT"D ,T
Chicago, New York, Phi!d Ipbia. AJboa y, Bufla'o.
Cleveland and Detroit. Scholarship good through
the entire chain of seven College.
CONSOLIDATION "of BryaoS L Stratton'
Mercantile College," and "Bel! V Commercial Co1'
lege," now conducted as one in'itution vMcAl U
the recipient of an extraordinary ind unpreccden?
ed patronage.
Larmon Block, comet Ci uk and WoViiigV ft
streets, Chicago.
H. B. SET AMT n. V. BTt.L H. D.rrSATTO
Principals and Piopi ietori
By thi conjolidatioti the rollegiute coue of tbtO
Institution is greatly enlarged and with the im
provements which the business experience of tho
Principals enables them consf intly to introduce for
the benefit of their students, it is made greatly
perior in all respect? .
First Premiums Awarded to this
College
At the late United States Fai- in Chicago, for Borr
Pfcmamur and 'or Birr B o.KrjN0.
Departments of Bookkeeping and
Accounts.
Organized and conducted upon the Counting Room
system, the halls of study beiug fitted up with ap
propriate counters, desks, etc , as in Rait. Busi
ness, and the student at once introduced to the
practical workings and routine of business as con
ducted in Banks, Counting Room, Railroad offi
ces etc
COMMERCIAL LAW.
Bv special arranemeii with the Law School of
the University of Chicago, ÜMOtsaisM of which
arc held in our C"l!ege rooms, our students are
privileged to attend all the lectures in this depart
ment, and to receive instruction in this important
branch of the course, from the able, accomplished
and learned Professors of that ächool ; and it affords
us much gratification to be enabled fo offer them
these extraordinarv and superinr advantage?.
SP ENC E RI A N " P E N M A N S H I P
This famous system the best known tc the
world, is our standard.
ETCireular and Catalogue of SO pages furnished
gratuitouslv on application to the ondersiened.
BRYANT, BELL & STRATTON
nov 10 13yl.
THE undersigned have now on haad and
for sale, in the front room of the Pot Office,
a wäll selected STOCK OF ALL ARTICLES
belonging to their line of trade. Having purchased
their stock LOW, they feel confident in saying
that they can sell on such terms ua will warrant
Hats &, Caps. Bonnets,
Millinery Goods
Clothing-, Notions, &c. p B L 1 1 patronage.
vivvumg) ' Thev invite the citizen of this vicinitv to an ex-
We have not space to enumerate articles Ev
erv department is complete in itself.
We submit the following list of prices on a few
articles. All other Goods will be sold equally low:
Heavv Sheetings BQlOc S vard,
Bleached do 10 12 do
Prints, 63132 do
Ginghams 121.;
Linsevs 19WAS0 do
Denims,
Stripes and Checks,
Ribbons ,
Bonnets
Hats and Caps (wool) . . .
Women's Heavy Shoe?,.
do Gaiters, 75c$l f0 do
Children's 25c(u5 75 do
ini
12'
335 do
... 25c!3 each
. 37!.,ctö$2 50 do
$1 00 pair
Common Teas 25c f) sett
Sugar, 'a prime article) 8c lb
Molasses, 5Uc gal.
Coffee 12.,'cf lb
Tea, 50c lb
Smoking Tobacco. 10e IK
Stone ware, a large lot, 10c V gal.
We might continue the list, but think the alwrc
sufficient. You can find every article you want I It
the Low Price Store.
aminationof their stock and prices, that thej may
satisfy themselves as to their terms.
They have in connection with their store, SU
PERIOR workmen, who are ready to fill frunpilf,
all orders for HOME manufacture. Be it further
known that they will pay in CASH, the highest
market prices for all kinds of
FL RS,
FELIS,
GREEN k DRY
HIDES. JL-.-. Ar.
As they purpose making their store a permanent
institution of Plymouth, the public nny be assured
that thev will alwavs find lUeirrtock complete.
LEATHER & FMMWM,
Constantly on hand. Rcmomber the place and
give us a call in the front room of the Post Of
6ce. Wm. C. EDWARDS,
J. F. V AN V ALK EN BURGH.
Plymouth, Nov. 17, 18S9, 14-tf
Executor s Sale of
REAL ESTATE!
To he said at Public Auction, on the 20th dar of
the purpose of receiving taxes at the times herein
specified, to-wit:
Tippecanoe township , Fridav, November 4, 155o.
efc Caps
TRUNKS. SATCHELS.
XJmbreBa&i Cutlery, Porfmonnic-s,
A ad many other articles too numerous to mention.
IT We direct particular attention to oar
certain Side walks therein men
tioned.
Rit nr.hi'med hv the Pi-...'irlint nn,' Timtm nf I Uuion township, Mondav
the corporate town of Plvmouth, that th side ' ?.lvfa town-shiP; Tuesday
walk on the north
Bourbon township, Saturday,
t y m m m
Taller lats
It has been so inteniely eold in the
South of France, recent!-, that a seminel
was found frozen to death in his
seniine
sentry-
Tue Boston Journal .ia'.es that after a
thorough and complete Investit ion of
the la e Lawrenco tragedy, it has been
found that the whole t umber killed is 88
eleren persons yet oisiing.
Mb. John E. Fry, Republican Senator
of the Massachu'-etts Legislature, haa, at
the earnest request of lis constituents, re
tigned his seat in the Senate, having beeu
charged with forgery.
Emigration to Pik' Peak bis already
commenced. The S:. Joseph Gazette of
the 19th inst., states '.ha' 12 J gold seekers
anied there on that day from Ohio.
D At the hour of goug to press the snow is
falling rapidly, being already some six or eight
niches on a level, with prospect of a very
deep show. Our g-tllat t young gentlemen arc
already "engaging partners" for the "good tun
coning," and with
"Bells on their horses,
Aud Basics in the sleighs,"
ore looking forward to a gay time, generally.
A Railroad collision occurred on the
Hudson River Railroad on the 19 A inst
Mrs. I. w. tulil was killed, and U-u or
telr psssengers more or less injured.
Fresb. Arrival !
WE HAVE just received, and arc offering
for sale cheaper than any other establish
ment in Plvmouth, a large assortment of
Boots si Shoes
BwoaaSf wire Don't fail to call before? m
ourtnst aand examine our stock
EDWARDS t VANVAL KENBI.RGI'
OcpartiHciit,
Which is under eflactettt superintendence. Al
kiuds of Custom Work and Cutting done Neat
Prompt and Cheap, in the Lates' Style and by the
best of workmen.
Al we have the advantage of a SEWING MA
CHINE, we can, therefore, att'ori to manufacture
garments at least one third les than cuatotuarv
j rates.
O-To o'ir numerous friends and customers we
I tender our thanks for past favors aud hope to merit
a continuance tin roof Of a course of fair and liberal
dealing.
octO-tf
No.
DAVIDSON k Ct
2 Pershing Block.
JO KM IB. SHOEMAKER,
DEALER IN
mmm
Plymouth, Ind.,
TT'EEPS
IV BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS, FINGER
RINGS, LOCKFiTS, kc, Ac.
CTClocks, Watches, &c, repaired in the best
anner possible. sept 29 '59 7 tf.
F-LrO-L-R-
4
The proprietors of the
i RICHMOND MILLS,
: formerly Fuller's) in Plymouth, having put them
in complete order, are now manufacturing FLOUR
oi superior quality lor tamily use, and intend keep-
onstantly on hand Clocks, Watches, I ing a supply constantly on haBd for the accommo
dation ot the citizens of the place, which they will
Deliver Free of Charge,
to their customers anywhere in the village, and
warrant it equal to the best manufactured else
where, orotherwise will take it back and refand
the money.
Corn Meal, Bran and Shorts will also be deliv
ered without charge.
CUSTOM WORK done on short notice.
Cash for Wheat, Corn and Oats
The highest market price, ih cash, will he paid
at all times for good, sound Wheat, Corn and Oats.
Orders for Hour may be left at Pershing's store
RICHMOND b WILBUR.
Plymouth, August 26 40tf
Books & Sutionrey.
NOTICE.
The noteü and accounts due McDonald k Bro. fo
subscription, advertising, and Job work are in the
handsofT. McDonald.oierPiercesCIothingStore
We are suffering for the amounts due us, and we
hope all knowing themselves indebted to us will
come forward at once and pay up.
Mcdonald t ero.
sept. 22 6tf.
Guardian Sale.
Bv order ofthe Cass Coonty Court of Common
Pleas, I am authorized to sell at private sale, in
lots in the Town of Plvmouth. No. 104,119,122,
1 67, 1 70, 171 , ISO, 1 Hl . 1 P2, 222. 223, 226, 229. 230,
SM.tlt, m Also out lots, No. 4. 47, 4t. 49,
52.51,44,56,57 Terms: One-fourth down, one
fourth in one, two and three vears, with interest
from date. WmSON. WRIGHT,
nov 10 13tf. Guardian.
Administrator's Notice.
The undersigned has taken out letters of Ad
ministratien on the estate of Wilhelm Hahn,
late of Marshall county, Indiana, deceased. Said
estate isi pposed to M insolvent.
nov12..3. PETER SCHT-ARB, Adm'r.
URALRR in
BOOKS and STATIONERY,
WALL and W I N no W P. PER,
All kinds of Musical Instilments. Also Manu
factures Rlank Books, kc, kr.
oct 23-10yl. FORT WAYNE, IND.
Ia lic's Fine Craitcrs,
Only 50 ccu'r Pair at
ct 6. VINNI'.DGE k BROWN'S
aide of Garro st.-eet, between
Michigan street and Water street, be straightened
and properiy repaired; and that the owners of lots
numbered four, and one hundred and fitty-sil, be
required to straighten and properly repair said
walk within thirty days from the time of publica
tion of this ordinance;
Also that the owner? of lots on the north
side of, and fronting upon Taylor st.cet in Wester
velt's addition to the Town of Pb mouth, be aud
tliey arc hereby required within thirty days, to raise
to wit' lid sit inches of hige water mark, and build
or repair the side walk on the north side of said
Taylor street, making the same 4 feet wide in
front of each lot between Water street in the town
of Plymouth and Yellow River.
And be it further Ordained, That sidewalks be
laid and properly repaired a3 follows, to-wit :
On ihe east end of lot no. 31 , four feet wide.
On the east end of the north half of lot 32, 4 feet
wide.
On the west end of lots no. 52, 53, 7 and 47, four
feet wide.
On the westend of the north half of lot no. 56, four
feet wide.
On the west end ofthe west 25 feet of lot no 43,
four feet wide.
On the cast side of lotj nos. 67 and 70, four feet
wide.
On the east side of the south half of lot no. 71 , four
feet wide.
' On tbe east end ofthe south half of lot no. 35, four
I feet wide.
On the east end of the north half of lot no. 36, four
feet wide.
On the east side of out lo. no. 56, four feet wide,
above high water mark.
On the north end of lots 162 and 163, six feet wide,
with 3 stringers.
On the south side of the east Wlf of lot no. 43, six
feet wide, with three stringers.
On the south side ofthe west 25 feet of lot no 43,
six feet wide, with 3 atringers.
On the east end of the north 1 alf of lot no. 39, ten
feet wide, with 3 stringers.
On the cast end of lots no. 37 and 38, ten feet wide,
with 3 stringers.
On the cast end of lot no 29, four feet wide.
Cn the east end of lot 177, four feet wide.
Also on tbe cast end 'if lots 1, 2 and 3, in Wheeler's
addition to the town of Plymouth, four feet wide
and r.bove high water mark.
And the scveial owners of the aforesaid lots are
respectively hereby required to complete the same
asabove specified, within thicy daysfrom the pub
lication of this oruinance.
And be it further Ordained. That the Marshal
proceed to lay down a good crosswalk across water
street on the north side of Garro street; and it is
hereby made the duty ofthe Street Commissioner
to see side walks, and c os walks above described
are oroperl v constructed according to the provisions
of his, and of otlu-r ordinances now in force.
J BN KLINGER, Pres't.
Attost: J 0 Onoa.NE.Cl'k pro. tern
v no3. I8tl li3.
Call at VmsedfO & Brown's ,ora good article of
BOOTS k SHOES, cheap
Walnut lownship. Wedneday
Ucrman township 1 hursday
North township, Friday
West township, Saturday
Polk township Mon lay
And at mv office in Plvmouth
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thereafter where I
may be found at all times according to law.
N.H. OGLESBEE, T. M.
29 Gia
Pittsburgh, Fort Wavne fcChicaso
RAIL ROAD.
"OW COMPLETED, AND CARS RUN
from Chicago to Pittsburgh without change,
HMMki tipit. at the town of Hr.-men. in Mar
We take mal pleasure in showing our goods, j (fol) Countv, and State of Indiana, in front of the
dmviteall to compare our styles aud prices with nm IuImm th l.nnr .f tl nVlm-b A
! M., and 2 o'cloca, P. M.,tte East half of the South
east quarter, and the East half of the Northeast
! quarter of section thirty -one, (31 ), and the Wit
hall of section thirty-two, (JJ;, in Township thirty-five,
(35), North of Range four (4) East, in
Marshall County, and German Townehip. The
above lands are valuable, being coiered with pop
lar, and other good varieties of timber. It will be
sold in 80 acre lot?.
TERMS: One lourth of the purchase money to
be paid down, and the residue to be secured by a
mortgage upon the premises, and one-fourth ofthe
purchase money in one year fr a sale, one-
fourth in two ars, and one-fourth in th-ee rears
and
others.
We take in exchange, at the highest market pri
ces, heat.
Corn.
Oats.
Beans,
Potatoes,
Onions,
Butter,
Eggs,
Rags,
Bees Wax,
Hoop-poles,
Square 1 lmhor,
and never refuse Gold, Silver, or good currency, froaa aale, with interest, payable tuallr, witboat
j relict tiom valuation or apprawemrut law.
I'OW EJ.L HOW LAND,
KNOW'LTOH II i W LAND,
ISAAC CLEMENT.
Executors sf the Estate of EBiisa Bowland deceases'
to oblige our customers.
Please give us a call, at the sign
Low Price Store!
Ed-
On the corner south of the
w ards House.
RICE & SMITH.
sept 22 6tf.
N
connecting with the
Great Pennsylvania Central Railroad
To New York, Plriade phia, Baltimore and Wash
ington City, and all the interior towns of Pennsvl
vania, New Jersey, New York Maryland tc.
Merchants by taking this route "will have the
benefit of all the eastern markets at no addition
al cost. Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the depot in Plymouth as follows,
Going east, Fat Line, 1 1 , 20, a m. Mail 3,53, a
m. Express, 10,52, p m. Going west, Fast Lint
3,23 p m. Mail, 1 ,56, p m. Express 5,03 a m.
Connecting at Crestline with ClevehM and
Lake Shore Railroad to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara
r all, N cw York and Boston, and all the interior
towns of New England via New York Ccntraland
and New York and Erie Railroads. Also South
to Columbus, Zanesvillc, New Ark, Mount Ver
nou.Stubenville, Wheeling, and interior towns of
Ohio and v irginla.
The above trains connect at Forrest with trains
on Mad River Road to Springfield Urbana, Day
ton, aud Cincinnati. Also with trains at Lima lor
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
FARE AS LOW AS ANYOTHER ROUTE.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many ot
Se largest and finest cities in the United States.
beeping cars accompanying each train.
TO CONSUMPTIVES The advertiser
having been restored to health in a few weeks,
by a verv simple remedv, after havine suffered
several years with a severe Lung Affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufferers the means ef cure.
To all who desire it he will send a copy of the
prescription used (free of charge), with directions
fwi pr eparing and using the same, which they will
find a sure cure for Contumption, Atthma, Bronchit
is, drc. 1 he only cbject of the advertiser in send
ing the pr 3cription is to benefit the afflicted, and
h hopes rety sufferer rill try his remedy, as it
will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishinirtho proaei ipiion will pleas address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 160 Fmrr Stäket,
Williamsburgh. King Co., N. Y
I will stll at the above named tim wmi plaCO
the Wst half of the Kith west fractional qu.irter
of section thirty-one, (31), Twnhip thirty -five,
'35, , North of Range four, (4, Eist, mtntahlfsf
88 acres, and upon the same tertat as ti e eiteu
tors sale.
Also, on the 22d of December, 1 a5. at the Cours
I House in Plvmouth, at 9 P. M., the following laud,
DisSOlUtlOll Of Partnership. : lying in Union Towu-hip, ami Cov.ntT of Mart-hall
NOTICE is herebv given that the partnership j to wit: 7 Easthalf of the Southeast onartt r of
heretofore existing between David Vinnedge and 9ectl0n eight, (fiji the W est half of the Southeast
Adam VMnnedge, under the firm nam' of Vinnedge!uarter,andlhbo!,thc:lst of thc South-
& Brother, Plymouth Indiana, is this day dissolved ClUt quarterof section nine, (9), and the South
bv mutual consent. west quarter of the Southwest qttHi or section
The debts due to and those owimr bv said firm. ! Lon' !1U OI lüB?5mP nm-two .-North, and
will be settled by David Vinnedge; and all persons
indebted to said hrm are requested to make imme
diate settlement.
DAVID VINNEDGE,
ADAM VINNEDGE.
firm
Tbe business will be cot tiuued under the
name of Vinnedge k Brown.
D VINNEDGE
sept 15 6tf D V BROWN
Clover Seed, Lard, Sail, Bran,
AD PICKLED PORK,
Constantly on hand and for sale at Wholesale or
Retail at THAYERS' WARE HOUSE-
We will pay the Highest Matkct Price in CASH
for Wheat and other kinds of Produce, delivered
at our Ware-House in Plymouth or Bourbon.
sept22 Gtf. Hi G. THAYER k Co.
GUAKDIAIVS SALE7
Range one (1) bast. Hie terms are thc Mine
as those of tbe executors sale.
KNOWLTCN HOWLAND.
Oct. 27-1 H9.
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance
an order ot the Marshall Ummon Pleas Co
made at its September term, lb59, 1 will
, . i r . t n . i
saie on ana auer ine annaavot Ucto' ind
CRASH, onlyC cts.
Brown's.
per yd at Vinneage k
I will pay ne cent por pound for old iron, deliv
ered at mv Foundry in South Plvmouth.
feh 19')0 llff ' F fl HALL
iirt,
r rtr foi
rr IX til
at private sale the following described rcaj 'estate',
oeionging w nuiuai nana a m.n0r. T0 wij.
commencing at the North West 0f the North
half ofthe North East fraction &t Gf tae Michi
gan Road, Section eight, r.x Michigan Road lands
in Marshall County Indir runmng thcncc East
forty (40) rods, thence South twenty eight (28)
rods, thence Weot fr rtT (40; rods, to the Michigan
Road, thence Novth along said road twenty eight
(28) rodsti th place of beginning, containg seven
acres more or less.
Terms of Sale Thirty dollars cash in hand at
the time of sale. One humired dollars on the 1st
day o: March 1860ndthe remainder on the 1st
day of March 1661; and not to sell for less than
tfce appraised value, notes for deferred pavment
well secured, waivine valuation and annra'inment
Maws. S.N. CHAMPLIN. Guanllnn
Oct .6 t3 3 00.
Cash For Wheat.
I Will pay the highest Plvmouth Market price
is.?ah, for Wheat delivered to me at Bourbon
aeg (8-Pff. J.W KTTKToy.
Administrator's Sale.
Notice is hereby given, thnt persuant to an or
der and decree of the Caroll Court of Commort
Pleas, at the September term thereof, A. D. 1859,
at the Court House door in 11 nmuth, on Saturday,
the 3d day of December, A.D. l?59, between tile
hoursof 9 o'clock A. M.and 4 o'clock P. M. of
said day, I w ill sell at public out erv, the foilwinfC
described real estate, stuatcd in" thc county of
Marshall, in the State jf Indiana, to wit:
The Lot or South half of the Southeast
fractional quarter () of section number twenty,
four (24), East ofthe Michigan Road, in the In
dian Paud, containing seventy one and 87 100
acres, more or less being the real estate of Cor
nelius, Wilhams late of Caroll County , decaed.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash in hand,
one-third in n.'.ne months and the residue in eigh
teen months from day of sale, the purchaser giving
his note j for deferred payments w ith mortgage
security on the premises.
JONATHAN WILLIAMS, Aim.
Eeavs k Gould, Attvs.
Oct. 27 l-59 Ut4."
Guardian9 S de of Land.
IN pursuance of an order of the Marshall Com
mon Pleas Court, I offer for sale at private
6ale, the land of Martha Jane Belangee being
part of the fa- m of the late s?ooy Belangee known
as all ofthe south half of the southeast qr.-osee
tion 18, in township thirtv-fhree north, of range tw -east,
except 18 and 50-100 acres out of to
north-wast corner. The sa! w ill be on a crehe
not exceeding Nire Years the purchaser to gaa
notes with good security, on interett, waiving dit
praisment laws the interest to be paid onnuaiv
in advance, k the principal in three equ; I parmetp
On failure to pay the interest, the whole p'rinellT.
to become due. If the ale ia confirmed by nfs.
Court, the purchaser is to take deed and give ipnl
dition -l security by mortgage on the prem the
The land lies about three miles from PKmou ad
has plenty of timber and wat er containiaee.
50-100 eres, with a g mprorcme ut isth
good neighborhood, a g,d land. Tills 61
lieved to be unquet nd Bi da may c in a
or negotiations roadej enable, ce of Reevee be
p. on, in Plvmouth
ENOCH BELANGEE. Guardtat
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