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III. "A. FIX
ATTORNEY & Councillor at Law, and Real Estate
Agent, LiP0RTE, INDIANA.

viii attend to the collection ofTaxes, buying,
selling, aud renting of real estate, examina-
ton o. Titles, &c. 4ly1
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HURD's HAIR REsToR Err.
HURD'SGOLDEN GLOSS.
A Mine Discovcrcd!

\ LII who wish to get first rate article oil
IA LIME, will find it at Edwards Kiln,
on the east bank of Maxinkukee Lake, in Tn
ION Township, Marshall county; where it may
be had in large or small quantities at reason
able rates EDWARDS 81 Co.
June %, 1876. I5tf
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MANUFACTURERS OF
i'm, Sheet Iron and COppeyware.

N|OULD most respectfully inform the
w citizens of Marshall county, that they
are now under full Roadway, and are prepared
to furnish any article in their line, Shade
lower than customers have heretofore been
in the habit OF paying, and perhaps a little
lower than any other establishment in this part
of Northern Indiana.
We are practical workmen ourselves, and
manu- acture our own wares o. the ve,y hest ~
stock, and as we intend making il a permanent
buslness-perhaps for lie, our customers may
rest assured that we will sell them none but
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A WONDERFUL discovery has recently
n been made by DIR. Curtis of this city, in
the treatment Of Consumption, Asthma and all
diseases ofthe Lungs. We refer to DR.. Cur
tis' Hygeana, or Inha.ing Hygean Vapor and
Cherry Syrup" With this new method, DR..
@. has restored many afflicted ones to health,
as an evidence of which he has irnumerable
certificates. Speaking of the treatment,
physician remarks, cit is evident that inhal-
ing-constantly breathing an agreeable, heal
ing vapor--the medicinal properties must come
in direct contact with the whole aerial cavities
of the lungs, and. thus escape the many and
varied changes produced upon them when in
tIoduced into the stomach and subject to the
proc SIS Of diges ton" The Hygeana is for
sale at all the Druggists throughout the coun-
try.-New York Dufchman, Jan. Ii.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast under the
linen without the least inconyenience--the
heat OF the body being sufficient to evaporate
the fluid.
u-For sale by II. B. PERSHTNG, Plymouth.
Mays, 1915. 7yI.
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90 Meat Market.

j. & -. Patterson Have erected
Meat Merket on the conner north OF PerShing's
Drug store, where they Will endeavor to sup
ply the citizens of Plymouth with fresh meats
every morning, or as often as the demands OF
their customers may require.
They will pay tire best market price in cash
for Butter, Eggs and Chickens, and will at ali
times be ready to pay cash for Fat Cattle,
Sheen and Hogs. ]. & S. p.
lime 4 1865. l2ti.
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HISS Best assortment in town, from
So shiillnSs 10 5 90 per pound,
how receiving and Offering at
PACkARD'S.
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Great Bargains.
Z 8S q IA II -
OF Choice land For Sale.

u NWO PROVED FARMS, ten
miles south west of Plymouth, in the Bur
Oak Flats, Marshall county, Ind, are now Of
iered for sale at a bargain. they are situate
IN the very heart OF the county.
A GAG acre tract has 100 acres i'm high state
oil cultivation with good and lasting stock wa
ter, good bearing orchard OF selected fruit
Also a frame Dwelling House and other ont
buildings. The balance of this tract is well
timbered. and adjoining the improved part.
Persons wishing to settle in Northern Indi-
ana, will DO we'll 10 call and see these Farms
before making selection. The county is fast
settling with industrious and thriving pop
ulation. and the Railroads now being finished
10 the county seat, aiIording an outlet for pro-
duce and travel, render all the convenienceS
incident to a comfortable and valuable home
complete in most essentials.
These farms are richly worth $50 per acre,
one half OF which we want cash in hand, and
the balance in annual payments, with simple
interest. For further particulars, inquire o.
Vim. C.. Edwards or G.. p. Cherry, at the Ho-
tells IN Plymouth, or to Isaac Dreese on the
premises. ISAAC DREESE,
RUBEN DREESE.
June %, 1855. I5tf.
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HURD,S COUGH RALSAM.

HTRD,S COUCH EALSAM.
rs prepared from a receipt from an eminent
member Of the Medical profession, and So
lcits the scrutiny of the scientific. 1t has
been successful in arresting disease N null
ttude ofcases, in which without this invalua-
bic medicine, the sufferer would have become
n victim OF that fell destroyer, Consumption.
Try it lalies, already the incipient growth Of
this disease, is discernable in your hollow
check and sunken eye, which if not checked,
will bring you into premature and early grave.
TRY 1T, and you will find a restoration of
youth and health. o. K. TRIP, Wholesale
Agent, fremont House, Detroit. II. ID. PER-
SHING, Agent, Plymouth, Ind.
Sept. 20, 1855. 27yl.
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FUEL W POSTED!

To which the attention of farmers is respect
fully invited. They are put up on honest old
line principles-no new fangle1 plans TO
evade good timber, good metal, and good hon.
est workmanship.
We are also prepared 10 furnish castings os
varions patterns on short notice, and will en-
deavor TO keep up with the times, and the de-
mands OF those whose business engagements
require them TO call on us. We work upon
the principle ''live and let live,'' and will
take for our labor and manufactures. the pro-
ducts of the farm, the shop and the store when
We can use them. 1t is upon this liberal prin.
ciple that We hope to secure reciprocity Of
trade with 'our citizens. Give us a call, and
be convinced that We fulfill, to the letter,
what we promise.
We have erected Lathe attached to the
engine, upon which We are prepared 10 do all
kinds OF iron turning.
IL Old metal bought at the highest market
price. MITCHELL d WILCOX.
Aug. 1926. 9Itf.
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JOHN AGHLN.

TOHN has been to New York, Niagara Falls
- and Canada. 1 must tell you friends
little of what have seen, if you will call at
my market soon, before i forget it. did see
numerous packages Of goods marked j. & H..
j. Cougle, such as
Rice, Sugar, Coffee, Fish OF all kinds,
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auU R0tto1a.

So 1 started for Plymouth thinking that was
in-- but Henry Said it just meant him. Well
let him sell them; must try to make live
lhood by strict attention to the market and
garden, but H. says that he will buy some
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IFdIII'ItI- july -IfItt ~
Personally appeared Thomas A. 4 exandef'
Secretary of the Aeins Insurance company
and made oath that ihc foregoing sia'cmenls
By him S,lbsciibcdis true according TO his bel
knowledge and belief
HENRY FOWLER. J. T.
August ., 1855. PM
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2. NJ. BROWN
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S;a'emcn, ofih Aetna Insurance Comp, q
Hartford, Conn. Jgiy l. -, as rsq lied 10y t'.c
laws 81 Tie SAFE Of Indiana. relating To Agel's
of lnSr,rarc, Companies, incprp)iaied lF
any other State. passed ia l-55
The name of tie corPor'.iion j. .htna lnsuraRce
Cnmpanv located q; II ariorl Connecticut
Tie capital Sock : 100000 and is paid az.
The assets of the Conn any are:
Cash on hand, and in Phpnix
Ill 81. eSn -
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Trick. n pom rrnSellrrs.

MIR Atwsrsa, of the ~. Anthony EspTt~,
Ia writing letters to that Journal. giving an ac'
eoun, cs his travels. lie thus notices little
incident which bcfel him, on the city Belle,
90 his way down,
While sitting on deck. the evening OF my
departure, enjoying the delightful brccye. and
the flavor Of mild Havana, We were accosrcd
by II young man OF mos, ssptccl address. fault
,ess ,soastache, in Llandost terms requcs ding
the favor Of lighting his cigar from our own.
Assuring him that il afforded us pleasure 10
grant him the avor. he drew np vacant chair
on our lcit. and " Opened up" further, on the
delectalle state II the weather. Conversation
once opened. was not difficult Of oon,innaD,c
under snch circumstances. especially with 40
well informed q person a. my new acquaintance
seemed to he, especially 10 regard to Mime
sofa affairs, for to belivc his own account. he
ritory from Iowa TO Pcmb,na. from Superior
Ia the Rocky Mountains. lie had slain iuf
iAlo on the plains, Elk on the He'd River o. the
North dug orcs ON Superior trapped Beaver
with Mi arson, and sold p,l,rics 80 thu Fur
60 in 81. Paul while in the full flush If is
terrific power. lie seemed TO know every
hhusr anu luhuiNK pu uc EN't. anu ". WHou'
and whca Il was erected
DO yoa observe that light. a lev rods from
the bank." asked be, pointing in direction
TO our right, aud tas We subsequently, rccol-
lcctcd) ascAlsntslly grasins with his arm, or
hand our lcft side, There, n desperate en-,
counter took place, ten years ago This month.
between the Sioux and Chippcw@s. Tn, lat
ter took some twenty scalps Of their enemy
hello, here We are al Hastings. lexpce,
friend on board here, and viii step down TO
meet him"
Cpou entering tie saloou. ~ the boat was
pushing "a from Hastings. our r'baM in.
quir,,i. how on rar,h we bad torn our coat
so." Torn our coat ha' hal The side pocket
was slit abont four inches. ns neatly as any
dneer-rinr kniNt could do II, aud Of eoure our
tNriIss gone Fortunately, however. It con
ta,ned ouly souc Els reserved for passage. So
that the ruguc did not make his iortuac by
the operation We made some search tbr our
newly formed travelling acquaintance. ba, as
W. saw no more of him on board, presume he
had gone ashore to find his ftrnt' We wire
hall iccliucd TO forgive the rascal for the thctt
on account of the scientific manner in which
he performed the job, be being evideatly no
bangler In the profession he has adopted
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The last arrival from California brings new.
Of serious Indian tronhl,s in Oregon. A bat.
TIC was Tough, on the ,,h IT October a, the
mouth II Butte Creek, In the vicinity 81 Fort
Lane, between volunteer compan, 81 loo mca
and large party Of Indians. The Indiaos
were totally routed leaving forty of their war
riors dead ON the field Twelve of the whtrs
were wounded We also learn from the Fort.
land 7anso,P tina, Major Halter, who lei, tina,
town on the ID Of October with loo ,roors, 10
punish the murders Of an Indian Agent, werr
in most critical situation, His men wrrc
surrounded on every side with Indians. who KIP,
constantly firing on them, and they had been
in tina, situation ior,yegh, hours without wa
ter. WHEN u'esseagcr maaaged To escape thru
the ranks Of Indians. AMI reached the Dalh's In
safety. Maj Haller calls Tor thousand men
for his relief The Indians also show signs ci
giving ,roablc 10 wahiugtou Territory,
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The sectional Party.


In to-day's paper, we publish one Of 'hr n'"'
eloquent truthful and thrilling esI'osi'io's "
he dangerous tendencies Of the Northern fn
don "Republican" party, which has ever been
made. II is n spceh by Rcrs CnosrE,
The pupil Of wEssrsn, TO three thousand eits-
ssps OF Boston. This spoech, which was deliy
cred bcfprs the recent election in Massachusetts,
had its effect in that State The Legislature
which passed the qualification laws AMI repas-
cd thcm over Gov. GsHDsgRs veto, has been
rpudisted by the people Of thu Old Bay State.
and II thcse was Senator 10 be chossn next
winter. We would not behoh thu Legislature el
evsting 10 the station honorcd ny and honofing
WHISTLE. such de,nagogae and aekater ~
Wnsox
Tho truth l., Just 10 sou "a the hollow sophis-
ny Of the Sewardites Is erposed. and their prin-
cipla exhibited openly, that moment the politt
cal desth-wsrrant OF the party will he Issued
Whom they are forced to conhas. rs they have
rcceutIy done, that the party they eek to IN
aagursse into existence Is sectional party,
bassd upon . feeling Of hatred, which must lie
cultivated between one portion Of the country
and another to make that party saece~@faI--
when they confess this. and II Is but the trn,h,
the battle II won.
When we view Wings u tle character Of
CnoArx. EvxarrT. Husr, and host Of others,
successfully combstting the errors Of political
hnaticism with has carried away so many Of
their associates, II Is time for cessation Of MI
past animo~itiuoeod differences. md union
for the sake of the Union. between the Ma
tional mrn of the North.
We commend Mr.. CuoArss exposure Of
Fusonism, 10 our readers. Every Srateace Of
tho indignant denunciation Of Mr.. SgwAmD's
late jcsatiesl speech at Albany, coutaias argu-
mens which can be neither be- disprovei nor
cosnbattcd.
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We have received valuable Woth from ID,
author, Mr. GgoRGr COR. tivil Engineer, ii
Buffalo. New York. entilcd The Contractor
Book of Working Drawing Of Tools and Ma
ehincs The book contains great number Of
elegant Autographs or the ,ools AMI machines
uscd in constructing canals, railroad. and other
public works nlso tables al The cost of con.
s,ructing emhankmrnis, making excavations
&c. II IA valuable publication and Is gotten
up in FIRST rate siye II shonti hr in 'hc hand'
of every contractor. \ specimen copy ran bc
seen ut our Office
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Judge s. q. CAppo, appo,nioi in place Of
Hon. X, ELuoRr. had arrived at the Shawnee
Mission. To enter at once upon his ,luirs. Th,
latter still slhcrrs to his determination IT, con.
test mis- claims to the oticc,
The ceremony Of breaking ground upon ID,
site Of the future Capitol Of the Territory va
persoimcd with great ccrsnony at leccmr,on
on the 2ith MI, Governor SHANNON delivery
All a'i'ircSs on the occasion. His Excelkncv
in the course of his rtmarks. avoided any nllu
sion 10 the question ~ slavery.
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Territorial 1se0s.

81. Asruoxy.---we clip the following from
the 81. Anthony ExpysI
UAygnarr LAsDs,--it is known 10 the
people Of Mi3Desots that Congress has grant
I'd to the Territory two townships OF land for
University purposes This donation, WHICH
is nearly double that Of any other State or
Territory. was 10 be selected with the appfo-
val of the Secretary 81 the Interior, from any
lands IN Minnesota not expressly reserved Tor
other Purposes. Ia pursuance 81 the proper
Authority, Judge Meeker and Capt Rollins
have already selected about 0Gc-balf u the
! amount. consisting Of abont 5000 acres al
cboice farming lands. aud 5000 OF valuable
timber. The Regents have directed that
| 900 acres uore of farming lind. shall he at
| once selected leaving margin ~ 10000 more
10 be seiee,ed IN farming or timher lands, NJ
shall be deemed most beneficial 10 the iDsfitn-
ton, aud best calcnlntcd b carry out the OBJ
ject Of the grant.
/ Judge Mcckcr and Capt. John Rollins have
,aost assidaausly devoted their time aud atten-
| ton 10 this important matter. The latter
gentleman made selections from the valusbe
pine and timber lands Of the upper eoansfy
| The farming lands have been located and IN
tered by Judge Meekcr. at several Of the land
Offices. The lands which he has selected were
examined aud explored by himself, after trav'
cling over them And after satisfying him.
scls of the mature ~ the soil, the quality end
quantity Of the water, and the sufiic,eucy oi
| timber Tor farming purposes, he Immediately
| located and entered them for this worthy pur-
| pose Il IL due 10 Judge Meeker that We
should state the perseverance, aud diligence
which be- has devoted 10 this matter, even Ia
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CUPERIOR, DOUGLASS COUNTY VISION
- SIN This place IL situated the hay Of Superior

SUPERIOR. DOUGLASS COUNTY WlSCON-
- SIN This place situated on the hay Of Superior
and ie Hand riyer the head Of Lake superior, and
possesses better site he Ter harbor, snd greater adsap
sses for commercial city, than any other point N the
northwest, and IL esuaed in prospective i'm 'ortance
by Chicago Only.
The proprie,ors have clear, undspused, sud unin
numbered little the land upon which suPxnI1n laid
out and all purchasers OF lots receive warantee deed'
for the sane.
Superior was laid during the past season, and al
ready con tans several hundred Inhabitants, large no
tel, number OF stores, connections pier, win ar
h.sr> and in al! RESPECTS the most nourlshinG new
town ia the west The county seat, q u - Land VI
fee and Post Once located here, where the hisss
sipp and Lake Superior u. =. Mhitary Road, nov ~
course of construction, connecting with A Paul. ter
IL IN siso the lake terminus OF al the PROJECT
ed railroads the head Of Lake superior. The $500
canal will he open by June, after which time Jour lines
Of lake steamers will TO Superor,-one from Chi
cage, two from Cleveland, aud one from hu6aio np
vessels having been ba,s expressly fer this trade.
Two steam mills and printing press now
One-iialt Of the lots have been appropriated by the
proprietor. to he sold by the undrrssned 10 actual sci
tiers easy terms, and to provide fund for extensve
public improvements. Liberal appropriations have
bern made Tor public putposes-psrka, churches, rail
roads, &c., Ae
II In order correct the mss pprehension arising
from similarity u names, u 10 proper State that 'Su
perio City, about the title Of which legal csniesef
exists, another snd dines .ht place, and dill
ferrni township from superior
~ Map. oi superior signed by Thos. Clark, sat
veyor, and VIM. II. Newton, agent and attorney for
propri-ors, msy be the principal hoels al
II Paul GAlens, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo
Buffalo aTi other cities.
All persons who wish 10 purchase obtain infof
msiion, can apply TO VIM II. Newton, Superior, Doug
ts- eounty, Wisconsin.
Asent& Attorney for PROPRIETOR Of superior
NAV g. tt5b.
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CoLDIERs ATTEND! GOOD NEWS MORE

U
Law passed Congress March 3D., 1855, giving ons
Hundred and Sixty Acres Of and to sl perr9ns who
have performed IL days military service In any vat
( oil the United States since l15S.
The Law includes all the Commissioned and SonNonr
mssion.d ofees, Musicians and friyass, (nending 10
either Volunteers Rangers, Militia or Teanstes
Also, all the Commissioned and Non Commissioned VI
6c.r- Of the Navy, sesmen, Landsmen, Marines, fioa
Men Cbsplains ani Clerks. , 800
| THOSE VIE HAVE RECEIVED " OR 80 ACRES AR
ENTITLED TO ENOUGH MORE 10 MAKE THE leo.
Soldier, of the Black Hawk, Patriot, and others WAS,
Who have made applications tor land and Jailed on &C
count of wing served month, can uo~ Hvt i%
they served fourteen days or ithey were engsg
ed in battle
The Veteran Soldiers Of the Revolution who draw
.ions entitled to land. dead their widows can
draw IL.
The benefits of this act lin Of the soldiers death
extend To his widow, hi. MINOR children, bat to 10
other heirs
1t thought that nearly two hundred millions Of scie>
will he issued under this act and In consequence Of the
barge number Of applications that viii be- made some cop.
siderable time will necessarily eapse before they can all
be acted upon Remember the maxim, FIRST come first
served"
We have made arrangements with experienced IL IN
at Washington for obtaining Bunty Land Tor all entitled
to Il living in this Territory, who may hN"r US With
call
as-we make no charge in any case unles' We obtain
the laid.
Any information in regard the subject cheerully
J given. FARMER CARVER
] April i3dAwtf Attorneys st .Aw
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ArrEurrrp RArs nv KANSAS Macs.
tsAts.-- A rather hard case Of this Kind oc-
cnrrcd in town few days since. An awial
effort was made on several occasions. BY one
who stands high In authority at this place, to
force very respectable mans wife. Who was a
very amlable ami v,r,uous woman, t,cat Of.
fort was made. among those who wanted Of.
iicv aud others favors from this Chief Magis-
tra,c, to hush the whole affair ny, ba, il VAS
no 90, Mur,ler will out, and il Is hard 10 clear
tho guilty L1sysaoe flrs Matt. ut. -
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orkL AT MENDOZA -- Mcssrs, rnELrs 4
DrsoSp have leased the Men,le,a hotel for the
winter. We have great confidence they will
keep Il IN good Sylc--e tksles every possible
accommodation aud luxury to the traveller and
pleasure seeker. Give them call To Men.
do,a ON the Ice. will be pleasant jauu, in a
week or two
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CArsn oT SrRINorNcv The 4. =. rcono
mist, Of the ii,h inst, says tho true cause Of
the present money stringency in New York
seems be the wealth Of the West, AMI IN.
high prices which the Atlantic cities are re
qu'red TO pay fer everything they purchase
thence. causing money to iow westward viii
greater rapidi,y THAI il goa abroad.
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address than the leader Of Israel could have
done il, ~ b. stood IN that last hour ou Pi-gah
and surveyed in vision the widespread tents OF
the host tribes. rejoicing together in the peace
AMI in the light 81 their nations God. q, for
an honr 81 such lie. and all were not We, iost.
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A b. CORNELL, OWATONLA, STEELE co.
IA Minneso' =, General Land Agent. land bousb'
aud soid throughout southein Minnesota
lers n wi.bns 20 'etie " ~ thd IL to their sdvsn
age 10 visit his portion Of the Territory.
Al nerrs AIRY N q, matt n v III be fuTpisbed.
Refer - HoI ". N. Rice, Il. Paul,
Emerson 4 Case, ..
4. 4 Hand eau, Traverse dcs siouS.
- Paul. August II, 1855. wiy
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LIrn. EuLooy, AND Srggcngs % WEBSTER,
Another edition Of this po,alar work, by
our townsman, WlLurs II. iIA,~.HD. Esq,
has been issued For copy We are indebted
to Mr.. u The speeches u H,vse aod WIN.
STIR, published in full in tbis volume ARE
worth the price Of the book. twice over.
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RrwAnp --Messfs. M,eswAll 4 Co, haze
offered reward Of i've hundred dollars, for
the arrest of the iucendiary who fired the
building on the corner Of Wabashaw and II,
Anthony streets. and tho honsc occupied by
Mr.. Jos.ru NJ. MARSHALL. On Franklin
sfrcat