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Crippled ,cith Rheumatism. arm and leg per-
ishea-no hopes of his reuorery-timely use
OF X. X. R-A arondcrful cure.

LETTER FROM ISAAC HuDDLEsToNE.
Ra IDS Parish, La. Jane 10Th. 1855.
Messrs ldway & Cor tlwaS Steady Re-
lief has cured Peter May OF Rheumatism, when
there was no hopes of his ever recovering. l
heard of his siuliion anI sent fer him. His
right arm and l.g was ali perished; he had no
use of them at all: but by he of yonr med
icine in vo months he was carrying the mail
from Cherryville TO Bnrr's Feiry. l objected.
II, said he must do something for living. 1t
has been fourteen months since he was cured.
He is now We and is working on his f.rih, and
the whole cost of his cure tor 10 med clues
WAS five dollars. Isaac HuDDLEsToNE
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NEW 'RK. Jpne Ii, 1885.
u have made chemical examination If
"hhodes" Fever and Ague Cure,'' or .Auiidote
70 Maiar'a. and have tested it for Arsenic.
Mercury, Qninne, aud Sirycl miro, but have
notfound Il particle of either in IL, nor have
found any substance in ITS composition tlat
would prove injurious Ia ne constitution,
JAMES Il Chiffon NJ. D., Chemist"
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CAUTION TO AGUE SIJFFFRFRs

Take ~ more Arsenic, TONES. Msicrry,
Qlinine. Fehriingcs, Strychnine, CT Anti p. ri-
odics 1 any kind. The well known inc ficI, n
cy OF the noxious poisons proves them Ia lie
The offspring either Of false medical principles.
ar ofmercenary quacks. The ly remed, in
existence that j. both sure and harmless. is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For sale in Plymouth by H. B. PERSHtS6,
d Co., dea'er in Drugs medicines Grocer es.s
July 10. 1855. 1siy.
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.sURD,S COVGsH BALSAW.

Is prepared from a receipt from an eminent
4 member OF The Medical profession, and So
licits the scrutiny of The scientific. At has
been successful III arresting disease N a null
titude OF cases. in which without this invalua-
BILE MEDICINE, the sufferer would have become
victim that fell destroyer, Consumption
Try il la les, already the inciplent growth
this disease, is diacernable in your hollow
cheek and sunken eve, which if not checked,
willbring you into premature and early grave.
TRY 1T, and you viii find restoration OF
youth and health. o. X. TRIP, ho'esale
Agent, fremont douse, Detroit. II B. PER-
SHING Agent, Plymouth, Ind.
Sept. 2D, 1855. 27yl.
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THE BOWELS.

All of the common pills of the day, called
Vegetable, Indi,n. Ca,har,ic. &c. claim that
thy cure disease by purging from the bowels.
This is as far as they go-ihey act up1n the
bowels by Irritating the musuous membrane,
md TINS obtain an evacuation in the same man.
ner as the bowels are moved by eating some
thing that iii agrees with the system. This is
truly an unnatural meihed OF restoring he sys-
TEN to health, ty swallowing pills that irritates
and disagrees with it, Those who have taken
these common pills are well awtre ofthe weak
and dehili:nted condition their systems are left
in. Aftcrth securing operation OF these dras-
tic purgatives is over the bowels are sor" and
feeble. and again become costive and bonn"
MP. Honce arises dyspepsia and host OF 9th
or diseases. Radwav's Regulators never leave
the bowels in acostive condition. or occasion
pain or WEAKNESS in their operation.
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FARMERS AGENCY,
Fs'sglE s. Seed Store.
DOCTORS WEST & FULLER,
EcEpcfic HShsycicsHiHs

HAVfNG associated themselves together
for the purpose of pracii their pro-
LESSONS, would respectfully offer their seIvic-
es 10 all who may eel disposed TO favor them
with q call. Doctor West having had long
experience in treating the diseases o: this
climate. fees confident in the success o! his
treatment--and We design being Away on
band 10 attend all calls by night or day--in
every branch o the medical profession. TO =
Tor FULLER having been in regular practice in
Goshen and Elkhart for six years, and having
received a regular medical edu alton in the
West, feels coniiden, OF the successful eff. CT
o his treatment in all the diseases o. this
country, aud Will attend all cases requiring
surgical treatment.
Office on tire east side OF Michigan street.
three oors south of Edwards Hotel, Piym
outh, Ind.
Nov 81. 1885, 37tf
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Diseases ond complaints cpuscd By exposure
mud atmospheric Chm ges orer wiich Rn dtcay's
Ready Relief and Rad,oay Regulators poss-
es.s the mott remarkable curaiice po,oers and
,clich ,oiH readily yield TO the r. r. Remedies.
COLDS AND FEvERs.
When the system l. first e zcd with h sudden
cold, or a fever SETS in. A dose of from three
10 six of r ,lw rvs Regulators should be taken
this is all the medicine at this stage OF the
III ease that is re- tired, in few hours the sys
iem will be restored To sonnd health. BIT VI
the Geld and fever is neglected. and cnnshs.
headaches. colds. chills. paias and aches in the
limbs, iuinfs. muscles. bubes. side and back.
sore throat. hoarseness, difficult breathing fol-
lows he coid and fever-then r always Ready
Relief should he applied externally, and good
dose of the Regulators taken. As soon as the
RelieEis applied reaction will take place, and
in few hours the ltient will be free from all
pain or annoyancc.
Ii these signs Of the presence ut disease IN
The system are unnoticed. and violent fevers
break out i'm the form of Billions, Typhoid,
Scarlef, Ship Fever md other mali grant f-vers
such as Pneumonia, Lung fever end Brain Fe-
v.r. a more rigid tire ,tment becomes necessary.
The Regulators s QUILL be given every four
lunrs. in large discs of from four 10 six. until
are Obtained. THE reliefappled will produce
a salusarv effect lpon the skin, and. taken IN
w ,fer will absfe the fever.
II inf ,mations rr CONCESSIONS take place,
Railways Regulators and Ready Relief should
he taken in large doses. A curs will quickly
follow their nse. In cases of Biliousness OF
malignant Bilious Fever, or Bilious Pneumonia,
Ridway's Rcsulaiois. given in full doses, and
the whole surfsre Of the body bsihed with
R,dwav's Ready Relief, will eff-ctually and
speedily cure the patient.
If RHEUNATIST,
Attacking the joints and limbs. infiitting its
terrible Pangs of pain with merciless rapidity-
changing abon' from joint TO joint and from limb
to limb. Lambago Neuralgia or Gout affiicts
you, Roadway Re uiy Relief applied applied t.
the parts where N pain is felt, will qackly
relieve you from its excruciatins pangs. Rad
ways Regulators will expel frorn the intcstiner
allirritating and corrupt humors.
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Gu lrdian Sale of Real Estate.

In pursuance of an order Of he Marshall
i Common Pleas Court, made at its April
term A. ID. 1856, the under igned. guardian of
the pc and esta If NJ rgaret J,dia,
min heir of Marlin Bailey, d &C sc ], will
offer 70 priva sale on AMI a ter the Cd day
al June next the following described real es-
tate bel nging to 5 aid ward. o-wit.
Commencing at point fifteen chains and
fifty links weat of the nor h east corn of the
west half ct the south west quarter Of sec ion
numb u3) thirteen, tow ship number 1897
thirty three, north Of range ID Que east, on
e nor line OF said YES. IL; running thence
east ses en- chains and ixiy f"uI link, thence
south parable with the asst line of sal west
hal 10 he margin Twin AXE IN the north
east corner OF the north west traction S c.
tion nuaber twenty four, then Southwestern
ly along the margin of said lake to DO Mt
sout OF thu starting point, thence north par
allel with the ca line last mentioned and
seven chains and sixty four inks d. ia t to
the place of beginning; contain ng thirty Nv
3i-l0O acres. Appraised at $3.50, and will
not be sold Tor less sum.
PAUL JUDIA. Guardian
Mays 1856. sts
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ssED WsE1C0 <
EEur<i,s Golden Gloss

sEurki's GOsaeza Gloss
FOR BEAUTiFYlN G the n AIR.
IS preparation is highly rerfumed. II
4 gives the hair a dark. soft, glossy and
lively appearance, which cannot be obtained
from any other article. 1T effectuaily cleans
eS the scalp from dandruff aud scuri, and keeps
the head clean and healthy. 1t prevents the
Hair from falling OFF or turning grey, and in
spires il with new Ii and vigor. IIurd's Col
den Gloss is put up in large bottles, and sold
at he low price OF tcenfy fee cents, by all the
principal dealers in Drugs, Medicines and
Fancy Goods throughout the world
O. X. TRIP, Wholesale ag't, Fremont House
Detroit, Mich, and ii. B PsRsHlNG, Plymouth
Ind. Sept 20, 1855. 21yl
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We here direct the attention OF the rHhlic to
our newly discovered RENE y-RADWAY'S
REGULATORS; hey poses the great curative
proper les oil rurgative, cathdr;ic. aperent,
sudorifc, auti-dyspe ptic. corrector AMI Regn-
lator of fhe system. They are in fact the only
perfect purgative and cathartic that has ever
been discovered or given 10 the world.
,dway's Regulators will answer better
purpose than Cal incl or Mercury, without en-
failing on the ~ys,em the terrible injuries of
these baneiul dugs.
They are in the form Of pills. elegantly Coat
ell with gum, perfectly tastelssS, and GIN be
taken without Sickening Or nansrating the pa
tent. They are to be nsed in all cases wien
The system is ont of order under the infln
e',ce of disease. o e ar two doses OF R,dw v
Regulators has tree ien,ly checked the progress
the most terrible diseases. AMI restored the
system to health and regularity.
They establish new and approved princi-
Piles in medicine. aud secure the sr~at and inn
poriaut power at regulating To "a healthy. natu-
raj and harmonious action. each and every or
g1h in the bnvy. This great controlling power
has never formed any part of the properties of
The popular Ca'h ,ric, Vegetable or Indian Pur-
gitive Pills, that have ever been in use.
R,dwiy's Regulators rid the system from
disease and restore tire human body 10 health.
nn an enirels different principle 10 the weak
ening. sickeming and gripping method of the
m non caihariic aud pursa'ise pills
Olc or two of r always Regulators will re-
move the cause that uccasihrs pain or sick
ness, or an irreg 4lar unuatcral actor coIr-
'lition of the organs Of the body. quicker more
effectual, and with less trouble Ia the patien,
than six or ten of the common hartic o. pur-
gative pills. The moment Railways Regua-
tors are taken into the system afflicted with dis
ease. their equalizing efficacy begins. they
Il IL. :.
NAV be seated; they act upon the whole surface
of the intestines and bowels, attracting the foul
md morbid hnmors from the blood, glands, Sc
creiing vessels, and exreliing these seeds of
disease from the 20 w. restoring IA healthy and
ragullr action to the LIVER, B wels. Pancreas,
ueart. Kidneys, Bladder, Skin and al other
vi cera.
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A SHARP JuRy.-A few years ago.
when the famous reform measure. the
Counts Court system was in vague. there
was trial called on in one OF the inte
Iicf counties Of Michigan. A jury was
called. the case was heard, aud the twelve
wise men Withdrew to deliberate. After
ashort absence. they returned into cour;
and took their seats. The roll being cal
led, the Judge asked them if they had
sgreed upon a verdict.
Foreman-Young man. we have.
Judge-WeIl sir, for whom do you
find?
Fnreman-Fur ourselves.
Judge-Whst do you mean. sir?
Foreman--We mean that we have
found verdict for one of the parties
which you can have By paying our fees.
Judge-But sir, you have been regular
" empnneled. and are bound to deliver
your verdict now, and look TO the court
for your pay.
Forsmsn-Now, Judge. don't talk so.
It's no use. I'll be hsnged il you can
haxs. the verdict until yon pay No our fees
We understand how to get our pay in
the County Court, but this one horss
courl we don't uudefssnd.
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r. r. 7.
LIFE AND DEATH.

- NtV - ~
The Mysteries of disease laid open to the peo-
pie.
Health is the Principle Of Lift; Disease is
the principle Of Death.
The R r. R. Remedies possess the grea
power to Secure to the human system Health
and long life, and to free the human family
from pains, aches and all bodily inlirmities.
The art Of preserving health and the method Of
curing disease by the X. X. RS
Railways Ready Relief
Is to be used in ali cases where there is pain.
The moment it is applied externally, or taken
internally, it will allay the most ,orturing ache,
pains, cramps, spasms, burns scalds. &C., and
quicker thin Mvrpine, CIiorofornl, Veratrine
or any other anodyne or remedy that has ever
bee used by medical men.
1T is safer than these dangerous remedies
Tue public will bear in mind that Chloroiorm.
Morphine. Opium. &C., only stif1e the pain by
SUPPLYING the senses, SD that the perceptive
faculties loose the power of feeling, and that
after the influence these narceii;s have pas
ed from the system, the pain again breaks ont
with it's terrible pangs. with rene wed violence.
Radway's Ready Relief stops the pain and
removes the cause or the disease that occa-
sions il; it infuses new life into the weak and
diseased parts. 1t braces up the nerves, and
establishes in the system Il reaction of health
end strength in place of pain, weakness and
disease.
As conn err irri,aut. RIGway's Ready r.
Iief applied To the Surface of The body, where
there is inflammation ur conges ion, 1t w IL IN
sianlly scatter the couge>ied blood. cq1allzes
the circulation. and in few 9linutes The most
excrlciating pains removed. This may be
Sen in cases of Lumbago. G.nt, and Rheuma-
tisin in their most terrible inrns. where all APP
plicatinn of Railways Ready Relief will re-
store the patient TO and comfort.
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CousrEsrErTs One dollar bill on the
Winnebsgo County Bank. Wis. altered
10 tens. are IN circulation. The Bank Is
sues no tens.
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A. p. HoDG rs.
J. n. p0grEs

HODGES & PORTER.
Attorneys at Law,
Plymouth Marshall County. Indiana.
Office over II. II. Hines Hardwa Store,
"ILL give pron PIT attention 10 The co.,
w lection o. Claims. a tend TO the pr
chase and ale of rel estate, procure Boun.
ty Land Warrants and Pensions. Refer TO
MEssRs. F. p JAMES & co.. New York.
- HAYES d McKILLAP. -
4" PEARSON & CO.. Chicago.
X. SWIFT & CO.. :.
+" HUETINGToN. LEE & CO., Det
d. A. LAIMAN & CO, Gin.
April &c, 1855. CYL
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JOHN AGALN.

John has been to New York. Niagara Falls
- and Canada. I must tell YOU friends
little Of what have seen, il you will call at
my market soon, before forget it. did see
numerous packages OF goods marked ]. & Il.
]. Cougle, such as
Rice. Sugar. Coffee. Fist, OF all kinds,
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Its beautiful 10 behold at wedding
the sorrow-stricken mir of a parent as he
gives the bride away" when you know
that for the last ten years he has been Try.
ing his best to get her off his hands.
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An Irish lady, on hearing her eloquen,
eountryman M-"gher. (the windows of
whoss soul is not large) lecture before an
immense audience. said He has mighty
small eyes but be sees q good deal with
ihem."
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IL Z ~oNSOS
AND AOtjOuH.

So Istarted for Plymouth thinking that was
in but Henry id il just meant him. Well
let him sell them; must try to make a live.
lhood by strict attention TO the market and
garden but II. says that he will buy some
Cattle. Sheen. Hogs.
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"Who bnit the first house?' asked On
ambitious school ma'sm uf bright little
girl on exhibition dav.' Il don't know
ma am. but guess Noah did" why
do you think go. my dear?' because
he Is the FIRST arkitect that we read Of"
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colored preacher eloquently told his good
brethren they would mount on weagle's ings,
and soar to the land of catfish and eels, wha
de grady runs down bofe sides yer mouf.-
mount on weagle's ings. and pay upon de
narp o. 4 thousand strings!
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CHIcKESs.-A correspondent says: Tell
those of your renders who are interested
in raising chickens. that small pinch Of
gunpowder given to chicken with the
gaps. will effect sure aud complete cure
IL from one to three hours timr, and leave
poor chick healthy and hearty. Ispeak
from what know. having tried the rem
edy with perfect satisfaction.
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No. 4

Diseases and complaints cpused by exposure
aud atmospheric Chm ges orer wtict Rndtray's
Ready Relief md Rad,cay Regulators poss-
es.s the mott remarkable curaiice po,oers and
,oiich piH readily yield 10 the r. X. Remedies.
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II is a blessed thing for poor man to
have a coniented wife-oue who will not
wish to live in style beyond her hus-
band. income. just because her next
door neighbor does-one who can be hap
Pr in the love of her husband. her home.
and its beautiful duties. without asking.
the world for its smiles or its favor.
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Life is like field of blackberry and
raspberry bushes. Mean people squat
down and pluck The fruit. no matter how
black their fingers: while genius proud
and perpendicular strides fercely on and
gets nothing bu, scratches and holes torn
in his ,rowsers.
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r. c. BAz.ES
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z. Al BROWN
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T. ID. LEMON.
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~. W. LEMON,
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wEALrH or 1xDIAsA9oLIs. The valu
alton OF property in :his city according
10 the Assessment returns is as follows:
Real Estate, SIS. 254 .5S3. Personal
Property. 81. 992, i52; making total OF
e7.l46.753.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-16
The Praying Mother.

Richard Cecil records the following as
his experience :: 5,ma q ggl1S
"No,hing used to impress upon limy
mind so strongly the reality and excel
lence of religion, assmy mother's coun.
sells and prayers. Frequently she re'ir.
ed with her children TO private room
and afier she had read the Bible withEus.
and given US some good instruction and
advice, she kneeled down with us and ot.
fered prayer, which. for apparent ear.
nes,ness and fervor, ! have seldom known
equaled. These seasons were always
pleasant to MS; and sometimes we look
ed forward to them with impalience.--
My mother seemed 10 me then almost an
angel; her language, her manner, the
very expression Of her countenance, in
dicaliug great nearness to the throne OF
grace. | could not have shown leyity at
such times. It twould have been imPos.
sible. | fel. then i, was great blessing
TO have praying mother; and have
felt i, much more sensibly since. Those
prayers and counssls time will never, Of.
face from my memory. They form, as
it were. par, of my very constitution" !"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-16

THE SOUS CAPAclTY.-The capacity
of,he visible heavens is problem in spec
uIalive science. from the Approximate
solution Of which the daring intellect Of
man has not altogether shrunk; but wha,
mind has presumed to ascertain the cir.
cumierence or the souls wonderful
comprehension! The boundary lines Of
distinct knowledge which it may not
pass, while il is the tenant of a mortal
aud dust. welded body, are no barriers To
its mighty aspirations; which transcend
them, farther than the swift rays Of the
sun transcend iis atmosphere; and 60 ou
into the profound, questioning the unseer
orbs of their nature and destiny. Beyont
this, they stretch away their subtle flight
even up towards the throne Of the Inf
mite Himself; and vex themselves will
vast, but vain desires to find out III,
Almighty unto perfec,ion!"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-16
Marriage Under Difficulties,


A queer affair happened not long since
in this city. A young man.. it seems,
took fancy TO rather stylish looking
shop-girl. and they were soOn engaged %
he married. The parties met atthechurch
for the purpose Of being united. While
awaiting the arrival Of the minister, which
they did in the porch Of the church, a'ai-
lor stepped up to the Bridegroom andpre.
sepled bill for his wedding coat. The
bill mus. be paid at once, or the coatre'
turned. Now il was rather difficult
hing for the bridegroom 10 pay iorHthe
coat, for he had not dollar saving that
which be had laid for the clergyman.---
Again he had the coat on his back. and it
he permitted the tailor to take it he would
be compelled to marry in his shirts sleeves.
A,friend who he had invited 10 witness
the ceremony, seeing his discomh,lre'
advanced the requisite sum. and the aai'
lor departed. But all trouble was byino
means at an end--the parties had hardly
left the alter, on the completion ofsi'he
ceremony, when a stout, coarse woman
made her way up to fhe bride and pre-
sen,ed her bill for the wedding dfess.--
The friend again advanced moneyyand
the woman departed. We call this got
ling married under difficulties -Penrd.
Inquirer. seso, 1gey
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-16

BEAuTy 'oF SoLlTuDE.-U Unlhinking
heads, who have not learned to be alone,
are in prison to themselves, If they are
not also with others; whereas, on the con.
irary they whose thoughts are in furry
and hurry within, are sometimes fain to
retire into company TO be ou. Ola crowd
themselves. He who must needs have
company, must some time have bad COM
| pany. Be able 10 be alone; lose not the
advantage Of solitude and the society Of
lhyself, nor be only content. but delight
to be alous and single with 0mnipoiency.
He who is thus prepared. the day-is not
uneasy, nor the night black unlo him.
Darkness may hound his eyes mol his
imagination. In hls bed hemay lie. like
Pampey AID his suns. in all quarters oi
the earth; NAV speculate thenuiverse, and
ENJOY the whole world in The hermitage u
himself .ssyse ed' ~ hs@ssye