The Plymouth Democrat from Plymouth, Indiana • Page 3

'---r- i I I' 0 I If VliirshuU Stmotnit. TERIS. Ei" paid in Advance, 81,00 Vuil oi six months, ffincl of llic ycar "o-AdverUseuTto insure insertion, must han-JM in by Tuesday evening receding the dy of publication. oticTsof Deaths and Marriage will be pub-I fSSf Oar friend will oblige us Wta'hngin all such may come under their observation. TirLiicnrjfncn.Kvvhj feel disposed to contribute anything for tho Democrat, can aave the opportunity, and we slirJl be glad to have thorn do so.

Fort Wayne Chicago I M.Y.1IO UTU STATION. rw arrive. P. S.Mnl 9.15 p.m. r.xpresw.

m. Weight, 7.0-3 a. m. TRAINS LETI. U.

S. nl Express, 11. a.m. Freight, 1.13 p. m.

destined frr vi i'. I'd before 11 ciock a. LEWE I. TORTS TLTMOUTU a. m.

I'hi. 9.2-. p. m. Miil, 'JIG a.m.

ritts. 12.4 a. in. Fivight. 4.1J p.

m. 1- mew, i-. v. i Freight, p. m.

C. E. MORSE, Agent. riymoiith, May 20, lfcM. CrWe have just learned that W.

J. Walker, of LaPorte, has made an assignment to P. Ludlow, for the boneGt of I113 creditors. We understand this t-tep was caused by Mr. Walker endorsing heavily for an east ern gentleman, reputed very wealthy; but Avho proved to bo worthless.

Tho terms of the assignment are in tho following preferred order, to-wit: 1st All debts owing to his employees, aud working-men; 2d All creditors who have loaned him money, and assisted him otherwise, aa endorsers, kc; 3d All other creditors. It is believed there is sufficient property, if economically settled, to pay all indebtedness. We regret to have to record this of one of our best, and most extensive business men in Northern Indiana; but misfortune to be the common lot of all in this financial storm. It however, our firm belief that Mr. Walker will ono day rise above these present embarrassments, and enjoy that success in tho business world his superior capacities merit.

The people have unbounded confidence in his integrity, and would assist him to a man, ia any enterprise he might yet undertake. itiTThe Plymouth Branch of the Bank of the State ha3 changed hands. O. P. LuJW, President, and P.

Walker, Cashier, have sold their interest to John P. Eaily, of New York City, and E. S. Or-ga, of LaPortc. Our friend II.

Early will still continue to be the Teller. Small Pox has road its appearance in this town. From ten to fifteen CJ3es arc' reported. iCSTDuring a recent trip over that excellent line, the Mich. Sou.

uc Nor. Ind. Ilail Krad, we obsened the wheat crops were looking in the finest order. An abundant crop is anticipated all over the country. -V.

J. Walkar has returned from New York, where hi has been negotiating for tho completion of C. Rail KoaJ. Ilia negotiations were not entirely successful, bat he 13 still quito eanguine that through the int action of other interested roads, it will, sooner or later, be built. prepared to do wool-carding, on short notice.

See advertise: went. Hook and cider. Tho regular monthly meeting of tho Hook and Ladder company rill be held at the Court House on Tuesday evening, next. Important business bo attended All the niembera are expected to be present at the ringing of the "bell. I'rcm the Washington Union.

Tsolc rom the Hon. Win. II. English. Washington Cur, May -Ti tue Editor of the Uuion: Sir: I see a paragraph going the rounds of ho Republican presses, credited to tho Y.

Evening Post, that upon'a certain interview between tho Hon. D. C.Broder-ick and myself, thr.t gentleman "turned up- on him (English) with and indignant Get out of my coy you VVPIJV- English shrunk from the glanco of.lie gallant Californian, and spaniel-like, obeed tho command without a whine." Allow me a small place in your paper to say that the above adds another to the Tiurnerouar sUndera now being circulated against me by the meaner porticn of the republican press. IVo such language was ever addressed to me by Senator Broderick, and, so far as I know, the relations existing between that gentleman and myself are of a friendly character. Ver reFpectfullr.

KNGLISH. DIED On the 23rd inst, John FM Welch, of PmollPox, i A large circle of friends mourn his deal'. Ulsrried: At the Baldwin House, by Hcv. A. Fuller, on Thursthe 2Cth W.

H. to Rhodes. PKOSPECTUS OP THE MARSHALL COUHTV DEMOCRAT. The Democrat, having been enlarged, now the cheapest Dollar Weekly published ia any country tc' ni in the State. Wc desire to place it on a firra basis, and in order to do this, it will be necessary to have the cooperation of the Democrats of Marshall count and all who are favorable to the paper anil the principles it advocates.

It will be the aim of the editor and publishers to present a paper which may bs read with propriety around the family hearthstone not a paper filled with bil-Hnssc-ate and falsehood, but that which will be pleising and of value to the general reader. All their time and best energies will be given to tho paper, in order to make it a welcome visitor to the citizen3 of Marsliall county. The DasccaAT as Its name and as it ever baa been will be devoted to the bailding up and perpetuation of Democratic doctrine to heralding fort that which will be for the best interest of ths community in which wc live. An important election i9 to be held in October. State officers, Supreme Judges, Representee, County Treasurer, Auditor, kc, arc to be elected.

Every Democrat, who is desirous of tli 2 of the Democratic partyshculd be "up and doing while it is yet day;" and in no better way can thev work than bv circulating the organ of the party. Let every Democrat go to worlf, wilh the determination to trin, iir.d victory will be the reward. The tomu will rcraiinas they a-re at present: $1 in advance, or within three $1 0 at the cud cf six months; an-J at the end of the year. All communications rcUtire to the business' department, should be addressed to Mcdonald brother, riymouih, IiiJ. Iron City Commercial College, Fittsburg, Pa.

When all points of superiority ar taken into the account, tho large and elegant rooms the iao3t complete furnishing of the same, to the great convenience of the students the superior ability and ide experience of the teachers Cowley, Hutson and Douthctt. in penmanship, having received first jremiun33ia every ins tauce where they have exhibited their superb specimens of the low piice of bonrd and tuition the exceeding healthfulncss of the city; all these points cf superiority taken together, with others not mentioned, maJe Iron Citt College the most desirable school fcr business men in any part of the conn-try. Even in the far west and south, commercial ill find it greatly their ad vanta go to attend here the advantages much more than counter-balancing the expen-ie of travel. For further particular addnss F. W.

Jenkins, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ir. KoUacIt's Scandinavian Illooci Jflccliciiics. At last in Sweeden, the ingredients of two llemedie's that disinfect Tho blood of even' corrupt element, have bean found. Dr.

Koback has combined tnem. lie of-frrs tho result in his Scandinavian Blood and Blood Pills. Thev are strik- me the lacuity vnm amazement, ana caus ing thousands of tho sick to rejoice. In cases of indigestion, liver complaint, scrofula, disease, not organic, they cure tha patient as certainly as day succeeds the darkness. See Adv.

Jlcmotrat OCIcial paper of Marshall County, and having the largest circulation of any paper published in the county, is the paper ftr those wishing to advertise. JOBS of all kinds executed in a DETTER style, an en as reasonable term3as at any other office in Northern Indiana. Tlio-e having anything in the line of Printing to bs done, will find it greatly to their interest to call at the Democrat office and examine specimens before going elsewhere, as we arc confident that our crk and prices cannot fail to please. AU communications should be addressed to McPOXALD Proprietors. PLYMOUTH RETAIL PRICES ARTICLES.

Attles Green, Dry Barrels P)rk, Hour, IIran, Hacon Haras, Sugar Cured, Shoulders Sides, Deisf Fresh Dry huTTtR. Prick Candy by box ClIICTCEXS Crackers Sola Butter Cheese Ca'idij Tallow Star TRICES. 5) 2 00 1 00 C'3 10 10- 15 8 8 4 50 12 12. 6 00 15 1 25 12 8 15 0 30 40 IG 70 i23 15(3 St perm Coffee Rio i Java Moccha CORX Meal Eggs Flock Fish Mackerel White, Id bbl Cod Herring box Glass 8X10 Hay Timothy Clover Prairie Hides Dry Honet. Iron Lard i 20 20 23 3 50(2 4 00 10 00 8 73(3 1 00 2 50 5 00 4 00 3 00 80 100 5 10 51 12 10 10 5 Lmz Lead White Dar Molasse3 Sugar New Oidcans.

Syrup Nails Oats .2 50 2 GO 10 70 C'J 80 5 25 Oils Lard Fish Pork. Potatoes Rags Riok Saleratcs Salt Barrel. 1 50 1 00 1 20 4 00 15 3 8 13 3 00 Sack So.tr Scgar New Orleans. Crushed Loaf Tallow 25 8 12 16 19. 1C.

12 51(3 1 00 5u CO Mich. Sou. Nro. Ind. Bail Koad.

1853. Spring Arrangement. 1S5S. TraiD3 trill leave Chicago for tho East, follows: N. Y.

Express, C30 a. Eastern Ex. 5.00 p. ni. and Buftalo Ex 90 p.

m. Trains pass LaPorfe Station as follows COINO EAST, N. Y. 9.14 a. m.

East. 7. 12 p. Buffalo," 12.37 a. in.

COlXG WEST, Chioago 4.40 a. m. Western, 5.40 PitL-bur-li, 10.30 7.27 n. m. lUThe Eastern Exprcsi passes on the Air Line Roiid.

May 20. lH. SAM. BROWN, ANNOUNCEMENTS. Ove Dollar will be charged for announcing candidates names.

Mr. Editor: 1 would announce myself to iho Democrat, of Marshall County, as a candidate for the office of Treasurer of said County, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. Wm. M. Patterson.

Mr. Editor: Fleasc announce the name of A. C. STALE.Y, as a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Marshall county, subject to the decision of the Democratic county convention Many Democrats. Mr.

Editor: Please announce the name of CONSIDER CUSIIMAN, of Tolk township, as a candidate for the office of of Marshall county, subject to the decision of the Democratic county convention, and oblige Mant Democrats. Editor: Please announce the name of JOSEPH EVANS, of Center township, as a candidate for the oiTice of Treasurer of Marshall county, su ject to the decision of the Democratic county con vention, and obliiro Maxv Dzsiocrats. Mr. Editor: By nuiouncing the name of WILLIAM C. of Center township, r.3 a cm li late for the olHce of Treasurer cf Marshall county, subject to the decision of the Democratic convention, you will confer a great favor on Manv Democrats.

c. ii. reeve c. cAraoN. REEVE CAPROH, Plymouth, Marshall County, Fractico hi Marshall and adjoining counties.

FvEFEK to Baleoek Dodge N. Y. Coolev, Farwcll Gould Uro. Chicago. I.nid'm Co Graff, Bonnett Pitts.

Hon. A. L. Osboni', CIrc't. Judge, Laporte, Ind.

ROCK bud fei fcuLl Valparaiso, Indiana. trOffice in Union Block, over the Post office. STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY: In Marshall Circuit C-iurt, August Term, 1852. Clmle3 E. Lockvood, Compl't.

for Divorce. Josephine Lochwood. THE plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by J. G. Oibome, his attorney, has filed in my oflicc his complaint, and it appearing by affidavit that the defendant, Josephine Lockwood, is a non resident of the State of Indiana; she is theretop; notified of the filing and pendency of said comjjlauit, and that the same will be heard at tho next term of the Marshall Circuit Court, to be hohlen at the court house in Plymouth on the second Monday of August IS5d, and unless the appear, plead, an: wer or demur thereto, the same will be heard and determined in her absence.

Attest: N.R.PACKARD, Clerk, niay0-2Gt3. By W. M. Kendall, dep. STATE OF INDIANA.

MARSHALL COUNTY: In Marshall Circuit Court, August Term, 1S53. Ezra Wkitncv, vs. Complaint for Divorce. Delidit Whitnev. THE plaintiff in the above entitled caue, by J.

G. Osborne, his attorney, has filed in rav office his complaint and it appearing by affidavit that the defendant, Delight vv hitney, is a non-resident of the State of Indiana she is therefore notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint, and that the same will be heard at the next term cf the Mar shall Circuit Court, to be holden at tho court house in Plymouth on the second Monday in August, icoc, and unless she appear, plead, answer or de mur thereto, the same ill be heard and determined in her absence. Attest: N. XL PACKARD, Clerk, may2 )-2Ct3. By V.

M. Kendall, dep. JLit oi' liCttcrs Remaining in the Post-Office at Plymouth, on the 15th day of May, 1853. Persons calling for any of the following letters, will please siy "advertised." Ackerman Mary Hughes Duvid Allen Aluda Harris Mr Irwin John 2 Joseph Francis Johnston Anthony Johnson Comfort Johnson Amasa King Ley man Kephart Jacob 3 Kurnza Ernst Karnes Jeremiah 2 Long FII Loworv Joshua Alien A Armstrong Brown Jo'in Bowly no Bodley Nancy Baker it Brother Franklin Brill Susanna Baker II Bouren Wra Burnett Lucy Manley Baum Tubett, Dutch-McEllon Marney Mrs man Haird Luther, Boyer Daniel Baxter Wm Bur Ion Wra Barns Michael Baerd Doctor Bonner Michael Bartdoll Henry arkley Charly ClilTton Thomas Click Amelia Hunts Peter Miller William Mo Worter William Meredith Jane Moore John McCally Elizabeth Meredith Isaac Miller W. Moor Eliza r-Mathma James McLaughlin Chas Murphy A Carpenter Samuel 2 Miller Ja3 A Crosby Adelmoro Nitley Jno Capruan Jacob Rev Porter Hodges Carpenter John Potter David Robcrton Avvey Redezh Geo Raymond Jane Rhoads Jacob Campbell J.

Hoppcck Nathan Crofford Joel Deckerson Geo Dettreck Moltcr Doew Texina Brother8ville Ritcher 2 Frederick (German) Dreeke Mary Miss Stellson Leonard Diusmore William Duff Jaoob Drake Mary Duff Lmcv Mrs Downey Wm Eberly Gottfried Enoin Earlo John Falconbnry Henry Goo Fisher Sophia Frank Cli: Faulkner Smith CO JSmyder Danl Strauss Tsedor (gcr) Smith Samuel Steel Snyder John Sumerlin Martin Shively Jacob Sanders John Stover ScheruLcl II Sliank Lewis Stuntz John Lud-Staley Stephen James 2 Schila Jacob Siter Aloar Turner James Vandown Giesboshaufen wig Gone Daniel German Jai3ie3 GoelsJno Gebby Archablo Clo3sman Adam Gerard ashington Grey Jno Greyham Rachel Fustin Matilda Henry Ehrabeth Hayncs Helen Harvey Oscar Heater Jao Huorus CA' Harvey 0 Hamilton II John WTise Samuel WibnrMrJ Williams AV 7atkins Christopher Work Jacob Weirick Levi Welsh Wrard Thomas Whiteker John Weiser Martha Warfield John Wolf William Wallas Nicholas IJHOOKE, P. Helium David JOHN DR.A.0. BORTOH, STJRG-BON DENTIST, HAS located in Plymouth where he will be prepared at all times. (Mondays and Tuesdays execnted) to perform all operations pertaining to the Denial profession. Special attention given to" cleansing the teeth.

of the niouth treat-ci. with success. Satisfaction will be given to all who may favor him with a call. Olloom3 in Pershing's building, up stairs ca- trance first hall door. may 20-2Gtf.

STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY, rs. In Marshall Circuit Court, August Terra, 1S3S. Augclinc Watters, vs. Compljdnt for Divorce. Joseph Wattf rs.

THE plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by M. K. Farrandjher attorney, has filed in my office her-complaint, and it appearing by affidavit that the do fendant, Joseph Wnttcra, ia anon-resident of the State of Indiana; he ii therefore no'alied of the filing and pendency of said complaint, and that tho same will bo heard at the next term of the Marthall Circuit Court, to be holden at tho court house 5n Plymouth on tho second Monday of August, and unless he appear, plead, answer or demur thereto, tho sane will be board and determined in his absence. Attest: N. R.

PACKARD, cl'lt may20-2Gt3. Dy W. M. Kendall, dep. STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY, SS: In the Marshall Circuit Court, Aumist term, 1053.

Jeremiah Liggett, I vs. Complaint for Divorce. Nancy Liggett. The nlamtin the abov entitled cause, by John G. Osbomc.

his attorney, has filed in rny ofiiee his complaint for dirorcc, and it appearing by aTi- uavit that tho defendant, Nancy Liggett, a non-resident of the State of Indiana; she ia therefore notified of the filing and pendency of eaid complaint, and that the same will be heard at the next term of the Marshall circuit court, to be holden at the court House in FJymouth, the second Monday of August, and unless she an- pear, plead, answer or demur thereto, the same be herd an! determined in her absence. attfst: N. R. PACKARD, Clerk 1 Marshall circuit Court. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

The undersigned will effer for sale at public out er, on the 15thdiy of June lcoS.atthe residence of tfic late David Horner, deceased, the contract of the said decedent for the purchase of the following described Real Estate towit; The North East part, Lot No. one (1) in section sixteen (1G), in township tlnrty-thre(33) North, of Range two (2) E.Lst.contammgCI to-ltd acres, more or less, sit uate in Marshall county, Indiana Said land was purchased by the decedent as school land, and there is yet the sum of $113 53 unpaid thereon. The purchaser will be required to give bend for the pay nent thereof, with interest. Ierois of b.iLK: One third ot the purchase money, cash in hand, nnd the remainder in six, twelve and eighteen months from tho day of sale, secured notes, with interest and approved security, waiving all benefit of valuation cr appraisement laws. If the above is not fold on said day, at public pale, we will continue to oTer tho same at private S2lc until sold.

SOPHIA HORNER, Adrarx. A.R. GARRARD, Admr. ra.Ttl3-25U$2,53 Br. A.

MATTIHG-LY, Physician Surgeon, TIT 7" ILL devote especial attention to OH TETRIC PRACTICE, diseases Wo men rnd Children, aud chronic diseases of the Eyr, Lungs, Licrr and Sflecn. OFFICE Michigan street, weit side, ore door north of II. Pic rce's Clothbg Store. Plymouth, May 12th, ltStL NOTICE Tho regular meetings of the Board of Trustees of Center township, Avill be held on the first Saturday in each month, at the court house in Plymouth. M.

A. O. PACKARD. Clerk. CtTTES.

IMotlcc-isniA! ALL those who wish to get SHAVED and nt the same time "iref their money back," will please call at the Barber's Shrp, upstairs, over the post office, where hair cutting, shaving ic, will be done up to the entire satisfaction of all who mav fa- i a lui iiic wituiuv.il wusout. navrons ior past favors. uov26, 1S57. A. 1-tf.

TIPPECANOE FLOUR. ARRANGEMENTS have been nmda to snp-. ply the I mouth market with tliis flour, and the genuine can be found at Patterson Cleavc-land's and Talnjer's. N. B.

i P. S. ALLEMAN Co. sept21-43tf SATT? OT? r.I7ASf7l ESIRADLE FARMS, and HOUSES and Lotd Term3 reasonable. C0REIN i PACKARD, over "People's Store," Corbiu's Block.

A BARGAIN, A GOOD Two Ilorsi WAGON, to be eold at XJL a bargain feblltf. M. A. O. PACKARD, OSes as abovo.

Ladies' Portfclioo, Ji cat and cheap, at nov 2G 1-tf. C. PALMER'S NOTICE, he firm of Rice, cmilh Co. this day is3 olved, by ctutual M. II.

RICE, CR. SMITH. Plymouth, May 1,1 W. RlCf: THE LOW PRICE STORE will still do bus-incisat the old stand, on the READY PAY SYSTEM, where ail kinds of Goods cm bo bought a little lower than elsewhere in Marshall county. if-.

The great increase of patronage that. ha1, been extended to us in tho few months, assures us thitour sales will warrant a continuance ot email profits, and that endeavors to sell at the LOWEST PRICES, met the approbation of the people. Don't fail to call two doors south of the Edwards House. RICE SMITH. mayC-2Rf TO NON-RESIDENTS.

The with the count Surveyor, will, on ths 21th iay cf May, 8, at "ten o'clock a on said day, proceed to sui cy and locate tho corners of his land in eecti is 25 3G, township 33 north of range 1 west, ja Staikc county, Indiana to meet on the premises, and continue from day to day until all is surveyed. Non-residents who fail to meet the Surveyor at ihe time above mentioned, and defray, or provide for defraying their portion of the expenses of said survey, will returned to the county Auditor, and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate, and collected accoi ding to law. iuay6-2iul GEORGE GARRISON. STATU OF IXD1AXA, MARSHALL COUNTY, SS: In Marshall Circuit Court, August Term, 1858. Edwin R.Billmgs, -Ts.

Ccmp't for Divorce. Elizabeth O. Billings. The plaintiff in the above entitled causc.by Coibin Packard, hU attorneys, has filed in my ofilce his complaint, and it appearing by afiidavit thai the defendant, Elizabeth 0. Billings, is a nonresident of the State of Indiana; she is therefore notified of the filing and pendency of eaid complaint, and that the samo will be heard at the next term of the Mar-hall Circuit Court, to be ho'den at te court house Plymouth on the second Monday of August; and unless fche appear, plead, answer or demur thereto, the.

same will be, heard and determined in her absence. attest: N. R. PACKARD, Clerk mavC-ltl Mariall circuit court. By W.

M. Kr.v-u.r.,D, p. JUST RECEIVED! A NEW of CONSISTING OF NAILS, CLASS, SASH, WHITE LEAD! LINSEED OIL, TEA, SUGAR, TOBACCO, CCD FISH. WHITE FISH, CANDLES, SOAP, MOLASSES, SYRUP, CIDER. VINEGAR, WOODEN WARE, STONE WARE, And other things too nurnerous to mention, that we will sell as cheap as any other House in Norlh cm Indiana.

00233LO "t33T "13.23! We are pavincr tho highest price for Country Fi'odace of almost evry description. PATTERSON CLEAVELAND. apr23-23 Ambrotypc Pliotograpli SIDE SKY-LIGIIT OVER PERSHING'S DRUG STORE, MICHIGAN STREET, PLYMOUTH, IND. 7 8 HIE Subscriber would respectfully announce to citizens 'of Plymouth, Marshall and adjoining counties, that he lias fitted un tho above Galkry, with the view of permanently locating here; and he takes this opportunity of making known to them that he is prepared to execute likenesses in all tho various styles of the art, and in the highest perfection. Having had a practical ex perience iathe art since its first introduction west of the Mountains, he flatters himself that the mer its of his Pictures, and the ur.Cfpialled facilities at his command tor taking tnem in the shortest possible time of sitting, will ind'ice the public in general to give him a call.

The Public are respect fully invited to call and examine specimens and likewise view the migie powers of the Stereoscope N. li. Hie Art taught and apparatus fum ished, on reasonable terms. I also make, and keep for sale, a superior article of Collodian, which I warrant to keep good for six laanths; price, 2 per bottle. Operators, who desire to niak fine werkj would do well to give it a trial.

G. J. CAR BUTT, Artist. api20-23 "Baldwin House," REMOVED! HAVING removed his tavern stanl fi-om the south side of the river, to the building lately occupied by R. Corbably r.3 a residence, nearly opposite the Edwards House, is now prepared to accommodate his old customers and the traveling public generally.

His stabling and all other con veniences, shall not be inferior to any stand in Is orthem Indiana, marll-lfitf Charges reasonable. RIED for sale al apr23-23 P. NORTHERN INDIANA COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE. Tills Institution, located in Laporte, will be orcn for the reception of Students on the 3d of May, 1858. It i object is to furnish a complete Business I'klucation, adapted to the wants of ah classes.

Studies will be elective by the Students, with tht advice of the Principal of the Collegiate Department. Tuition will bo charged as follows: -COLLEGIATE DEPA HTMENT. Elocution, Geography and Arithmetic, Grammar and Algebra, (any three,) $5 00 Each additional, 1 50 Natural Sciences and Higher Mathematics, each branch 3 00 Languages Latin, Greek, French and German, each, 4 00 Painting, Drawing nnd Vocal Music will be taught, if Students desiro them, cn such terms as may be required in the employment of Teach era of these branches. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. -For a full course of Instruction in Rusiness or Epis tolary Penmanship, $5 09 Twenty lessons in 2 00 Single Entry Be k-Kccping and 7 01) Double and Single Entry 15 A' full cou-se, including Double and Single Entry Bock-Keeping Plain and Italian Writing and Drawing, 55 00 Time of full course not limited.

Tuition must be paid invariably one-half in advance. The other half at the middle of the term, and no Student will be received for less than a half a term. Diligent application to study and strict propriety of conduct will be a condition menfberchip in this institution. JASPER PACKARD, A. W.

R. EVANS, Prof. Plain and Ornamental Writing and Book-Keeping. Latcrtf, April 23, 1813 mayC-2 ltf. mm.

clocks mmi IrlijKicutlt, KEEPS instantly on hand Clocks, Watches. BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS, LOCKE TS, kc, kc. ILPClocks, Watches, kc, repaired in best manner possible. jan 7 '58 7-tf. SWAMP LAND SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given; that the undersigned Auditor in and for the county of Marshall in the State of Indiana, will Offer sale, at public out-try, at the court hou3ft door in Plymouth; in said county, on tho llith day of June, lc58; at two o'clock p. m. of said day, the following described tract of land, to-wit: the north-west quarter of the south-cist quarter of section three, in township thirty-four north; of range two cast, containing forty acres, more or lesj; tho game being donated by the United States to the Stats of Indiana, as Swamp Land. THOMAS McDONALD; Auditor apr22-22w8 4 Marshall Ind. 0-TIIE MUSICAL WORLD, Edited by R.

Storrs Willis, Edward Hodges, Mus. DocL independent has entered upon it3 lDtli volumu It is issued -weekly, with music irt" every mi mbcr which can be detached for binding, Mr. WilUiu intends to add to the uual attractioiu of the paper during the coxuing of Ids European experiences, the fii-st of which appears ia the early January number. Address Musical World OiUce, Prid w.n- Feb. 11.

23 DE. I IDT G- 0 IP AN IMMENSE STOCK JUST OPENING AT THE LOW-PRICE STORE! Having sold off nearly all our old Goods, wc arc able to fill up with a clean, HEW AND FASHiONABLE STOCK Adapted to the season, and hi Advance cf all COMPETITION! Wc have bought very largely, and are now receiving un EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT! Comprising every variety cf IMS IF3 Q-OOBB! GROCERIES! WARE! GLASS "WARE! ROOTS AND SHOES! 13 TS LOOKING-GLAGGES! apar Hangings, etc. Every department is filled with CHOICE SELECTIONS. We invite all to call nnd see us before purcluising, as we take great pleasure in fhow-iug and can ailbrd to SELL AS CHEAP as any establishment in Indiana. in wl wm' 13 OUR MOTTO.

Remember the LOW TRICE STORE, two doors south of the Edwards Houtc. RICE, SMITH CO. N. B. We buy nearly all kinds of country produce, at the highest market price.

April 22, lrr 58 22 DRY-GOOD'S SELLING CHEAPER THAN EVEFi! WE would rcspeetfuily call the attention ofj purchasers to the fact that wc have just re- ceived from the Eastern cities, a wtli selected btock of llEAJDY-IADE HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, Having bought our stock at first class If oisw, we can offer you Goods at prices to suit the times. N. B. With the above we have connected a TAILORING' BSTiBLISIIB'ST LTndcr tho supervision of Mr. where wc are prepared to J.

RENNER, MAKE CLOTHING TO OEDEO! And keep constantly on hand VESTINQ3. S. M. BECKER. apr2D-23 "THE NEATEST AND.

ASSORTMENT Or EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN PLYMOUTH! CAN BE FOUND AT CHARLES PALMEE'S FOR O3L0EZ2 apr20-23 A RABE GILVNCe MAKE-TMONEY For ale at e- A GOOD STOCK, IN A GOOD The Proprietor, wishing to settle up atd rttire from business tor the purpose of leaving this country, will sell at a bargain hi stock in trade; also, his notes and book accounts for one half their value in CASH. This is a capital opportunity for persoiu wishing to purchase a fortune, as I will sac-rifiee. Enquire at this office. apr22-22t3 PAUPERS. The Trustees of Center township arc now ready to receive proposals "for the naintenanceof each or all cf the followirg pnu pers: Aim Murray, George Armstrong, Mrs.

Armstrong nd Mil'ie Roberts. All such proposes may be left with the Clerk of this township, for the action of the Bojrd at their, next regular meeting, on the first Saturday of June. By order of the Board, JAMES HAS ELTON, Tics. M. A- O.

Clerk. mayG-21t4 "OUTTERaiKl Soda Cracker bv thelralril, at 13 fapi 2 2.5 P. i r. fin yzmmn R. EL BROWN NEW TIN AND 1.

Has been removed lo-iWcstcrVcltSs 0l stand, Eal side of Michigan Thev, having been among tho losers by the late fire, ask all who are about buying anything in the line of 1 -1 ET1 5 To give thefii a call at their new Store, nl rxatn-iue their articles aud pries befji prdvh.Uiingclse-wherv, as thev are cni-1dert that their variety ii ha GOOD as the JiEST, ajid th ibeir prices aro LOW, that no cue cm Mp BUYING OF THEM. AULOH CONSTANTLY ON HAXD." i iicir Tin SInp is large ajid coramodiuus, and under the sujiervi-ion of workmen who may al ways be found during buslnrs hour, prepared- to. do all kinds of work in the line of Tinning. Al on hard and lor sah. cheap, Tin Pails, Strainrrs, Wash Disht Tio Dippers, Lard Cms, Sbv Pipe Ventilators, I.tsf Tea Puts, Stove Eoilcrr; tal everything comraonly the line of Tin-ware.

TAP A NN WAIIEV A larg Tssr.mcnt of Ware on hand, width is g'ing oiX rup'dly at low figures. '11: 2y respectfully ask continuance of tho lib-ern I patronage hereto fore bestowed thrin, and will endeavor to give 1U3 cents in goods t'Or cvkry dollar received therefor. R. M. CcV SCHOOL of alfthe moit popularsihc-f'in miiifor sale at snU-t C.

PALMER'S. A RARE CHANCE frV) maxe money, or rather to save motif hiefi 8 i tiie s.ine, liy giving heed to the folio N. II. Oglesbeo have made an as. igmneiit to me of all thoir r.s'tL-, amounting to over for tlie btntfit of thtir creditors.

All tjii3 know iiigthem.el vc indebted to the naiaej firm, bed better c.11 cikI then by save costs niul MAKnnjony. Tlitre be no delay, for the accounts uiurt be settled up by the first of January next. M. A. O.

PACKARD, Assig nee. OTi Cilin'i block over the Pocr-lcVStore. deelO-ritf. RAIL ROADCROSSiNGJ LOOK OUT FOR THE ENGINE! rHIIE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW fN fn'l operation in tluir new thop, tit the sota i en i of the bri le, with a good supply of the Timber, Iron, Coal ic. and the best of workm who can't be beat at- Mow ready to co iill work, ia tlieiaoie of busiuua at Wn-roLP, la.ggics, Carriages kc.

We expect we ic loeaUvl here for life, nn1 iiT do work which wil maintain us among edit nif id oth'ers thrtfore, waiTaut out work to done in a Vi arkinaa-Rkc manner. id we mean vbal wc say on tills suijcct. It IIP AIRING' iUue Vort notice; also; Custom Blaclimltliiaj. Wrgon Hubs fir sale too, E. S.

A. P. lllusiral -ustruincntsf; FORT Kccp constantly on haiid a ppltndid stock of MELODEONS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, nnd oilier Inr.tramenls fc Music Books -I0lT. New JEWELRY Sloixi Jfcl Th subscriber would respectfully ia p.TA form the Uzen of Piymoutli, tr-rX- 1 F'11 auj adjohiiiig couniies, that ho 'Xt ls new stock of all the of CLICKS, JEWELRY FANCY GOODS AND 1 xr 'j? ir Generally kept in a class Jewelrv Store. Th Gools are of the Ldcit Sijles, best quality and will' be sold ct New York prices.

Being a practical Jeweler, he solicit a fcbareof public patronafre." 1 I may be fomiJi ct business hours' ia Did-: son Cos Cljlhiiij Store. ADOLPH MYERS dec24-5m3. Wrapping Ectjpoi Of all toiU aud sizes, for aWr at no J-tf C. PALMER S. WHEAT-.

WANTED' FOR WHICH THK Gisli Price will be Pcidhv 40 BBOWNLEEJ. 3LaV izznnLsirJd Uns i Urge stock of TVulI Yellow Paper, all qualilics, rt whol'vwle or window "''d Curtain Fixtures, FORT WAYENS; Uly. WARSAW 1LIBBLE-. -WOBKS- i .11. undekhill, -uccessor to Underbill Ca) Mannfactu-rr deidcr in American ItIin MONUMEKTS.

TOMB-STONKSr Ccnhtcr Stands. Earcaa'Touf; i inrOrders fron a will receive I'mpt attention, and K.itisfiieu' guarantied. BO Agent, -mouth, hol. marll-lCtf NOTICE If B. wrote under date iT? t.Pi '3 rT, Kt 1 V'i i 1 tt x'.

OiJJC, iX' IwlU-Jci societl.iKj'.o Hi i xaiy.fi c. 'MCilSAr-e.