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EXTRAORDINARY cure
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VWSf ~ WHg90. FAeNHRfs'N SWrNft, mfr, I
June on 1891
M ewavrr .-4tr,r tgt,-- hrl'e vre II n duty I
~ws 10 the uhbtr. ati IN Justice ~ vou ha ve
thoWehk Vsppet !. make known ct,e ~ Me n,ast
extraordinary rntes. IN my nwn ease, Tint has
ever been truly teryfded. In the r,cnth II
f,-tgte, last, w.s afflicted wien severe gnt
'"s Il, my tteast, which tctrsed tatee abscess,
ana atso .stt,sssutrateN W MY iurFs ana ep.v
rnch afflicted them. sna disch.trsdsNttse man.
e'ties n corruption, external and Internal. NV
h.etsh ccu'd also pass through my 'nngs ami mt
thvrtsk the cavity ~ ny hteast with apparent
esss, attended WITH v'cipnt rnme''. dav and
night tose ri arpetite. md e.s.er,e debility, 90
shst my physietan Thought rvcase entirety hcpe-
sess. srl hey.Nd the pcwey n tredscra. re-
@raised IN ihis wtetched r.ud'ti.n n. 4 in-g
Vine. urtp was wasted !. 4 mere skeletun. and
sh.se ssett,.d " ~ M hrpe M 'ns mt having
v.sd IN The put'ie papers u the marty wonae, mi
rr+ss fevfeesned ~ trns CUMPOUND sYaUP
" VITO cnenHv. Immediately sent :" Nal
" ny great satisfaction and the jpr Of ,ry aux.
s"ns fAsNily the abscess ~ cresne ~ NV lungs
began IN neal, ana tks csueh ~ s,,hs,de, 1nd IN
us'ns ten hrtsies, was testryed ~ perfect h.s,th
VNet esatetfl ara A,n'y believe That 10 s,n, va'-
uebte Nteatelne, wndet We hle..ine n D,vlns
v,vvsidere, m, indebted f,t Mi. stess change
ana am hstpv N sss TINT am nov ericrinc a.
good health a. ever have.
tsuts, very respectfully,
rii,a NIXON
The Subscribe. Il VEN scouasrt.s Win rh,,,..
niarn. snd ran testify that he ha. been aa,lct.l
~ atcvs represented. regard his .errrerr ~ |
~lrscst srl.acte. n. Il worthy rerte. nj |
e-r'.ty. ] n, ptfnBROw
Ppe'tc, u eer''r o'tcs't Baltimore .cnt.tsrce.
fhe original snd cnty genuine VITA Cherry
Preparation prepared ~ In awAtNF son
North Seventh e., phtladplrhi.
ewAsrs's q. z. AtMAsAc," containing n,urh
"'.fui information Ntt AL families. ran he had
CRATES Of ont agents. Cali and get nne
Fur sate whssssste 4 snI retail w
VIM. BU0El, Ratnn Reuse IN,
Mtlfy A. ], 0D0et. E.ank,lr In.
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n>HE VERY GEsI. Person. desiring
j. any n the celebrated medie;ns eat.
'ad Brandy. ran get spme efthe pure s".'
"ndn'ttated Pinat, CastiIlon h Co.'S. ~ the
Urug Store Of WIN. HOGEt
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Browns tsssnos ef Jamaica Ginger.
y vtcss NJ btewn's jamsiea Ginse,
= Just received from fred Hfows. Phil
adAlpbia. and fot sale Al his ttisse, whole
sale Of retail, by: ". B5GLE
feb a. Druggist. t,afs1sttA 81
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Jenny LIND Hair (aoOss,

A NEW and valuable article In dressing
n snd snsething the h.i,, and 10 itnps,l
= beautiful lestte, free ttmn e,eas;hss., IN
sale BY Wm. Bce.s. Druggist.
jan 20 tsfa yette street.
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AtguIat Goast Yathtts,

-
t0Asr ttrk ~ rAURhts
BELLA DONNA Il music.
TO AND IRON N, ORLEANS, wiLLtAMspORr
HAvOtt SARA, pVRr HupsON,
Ana all tins intermediate landings.
1'HB BELLA DONNA, Capt. WV,
Mvt'pnrs, leaves N. Orleans Ss
every saturday Evenings, Al tUA
E r'c'-ck, ~ w'l''amsre,t, touch
ing ~ MI The In te, mediate points;
tetu..ins, leases Bstou Sara every tNesewes-
dry. ~ he Arrival ~ the rats frr,r wrrdviiie.
THE Music, Capt. ]. H.. Niopaison. lesres New
Orleans every f'sses.emy Morning. ~ = r'rlrrk
and Friday Es."sH9. ~ \ r'ctrck, t.r Pc,t
Htisrn: returning, leaves Pert Hn'scn evttv
"Wednesday and Saturday. after The arrival
NJ IN. Clintcn and Part Hudson Ua.s
HOLMES 4 rtAusa. AGENTS,
rctta. "A JrhcurtouIas street
esmt"w snv. Packet I.ws.t tgsll.
For BAYOU Sara three .nr~ -
TIMES A WEIR = the u. s. s[86E ~
Mell stea,.. tnuecl tstt. ]. A. Asen11l1D1M
Cettrs. master, win lsa~e New orleans every
suscay Mrersrn nj Q 6..lrck, anh every wepsss
nay and FesrAY Alueriua u ~ nclrrk Returning,
learne Rsrrg Sara ~ MushAv, THteenty andSA
"eesv arriving i. New Ntisa's sa mr. DAT
Av-rts- A. Hr.dr., u I. A. RtaAh \ landry.
Jrhn Rn.hrides 4 To-, Hail h Nemr \ 10, jus s.
paga,,d, advertising agent
tN IA clerk viii he mn the Leveei IN N. y.
IN teceies trnieht ~ ~ t'aa ftnt fuesanv s1nrn-
ing to Saturday n'ght, and shippers rar deliver
gr.ds w him, and havs hlis fading signed ~ The
hats absence. 'rag3y.
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A LIZ AND PORTEK-A large supply
IL Of Barclay, Perkins h Co.'S London
Porter and Jennent Scotch Ale, warranted
genuine inst received and fof sale Nv
no o4ly VIM BOGEt, DRUGGIST
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New Orleans ana ia ~" Sara

l
TWICE A WEEk-Fct .n~w =
J Bayou Sara Port Ilulscn amEsHe
',olulelts store. Baton Rouge Nsl1lIEklIl
Plau,,e,nine, aud all intermediate landings
The fine passenger steamer "a os0'rO1
las. II Upe, MAstse. leaves New Or.
leans every SUNDAY Mt y o'ccck, A. NJ.
and every WEDNESDAY. NJ + crl.ck
p. NJ Ne'e'ning leaves Bayou Sara every
MONDAY at ~. NJ and THURSDAY al
or nj and Baton Rouge every MONDAY
al 9 p. NJ. aud THURSDAY Al 10 Pm
nF For freight " passage apply on
board
n, y The Capital h. teoftes on he,
Wednesday trips. will only 90 az eat rs
I"bde'rs st"te. ianty
r1NlE OsAGE ORANGE The sub
l. sttbets have just received direct
from Texas. supply Of the see,' "f this in.
valuable plant.
IN speaking II This plant, The s"rtha,n
Cultivate, published in Augusta Georgia
very Justly remarks We have the fullest
confidence IN the Usree Orange ~ n he1ae
plant. anil ccnsi,le, II IN all respects supe,i-
Ut to any ether that has been introduced.
Fur sale hy
feb-l5-tf = NJ HART h 60.
Aste,w,'s se,t Scaling t~"s.
TIVE undersigned s"e agent fot Baton
l Rc"ge and vicinity, will shc,''y re-
ceive few samples cf ihsse invaluable
Fruit aud Vegetable p,esetve,s, and by the
first nj September, will be prepared TO sup
NV onv a,,ant;iy rh,se w;shiuu tbeu
will please leave THEFT orders At my store.
and when received. they vii! be forward
ell 10 them; all c,le,s must he accom-
panied with The CASH
aug. 8. u. L. MVNJAN.
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Liver Com D1ajsst.

IAN BE edectually cured by the use 81
~ Hollands German Eittets. Ptire ,e
d"ced TO seve"ty-eve cents, ran slwsys b
had fresh At the attg store II
OctlO. WM BOCEt,
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FRA5H ARRIVAL

I'VE undersigned has Just received te,
! Empire CITY,
'Ho lbs. Gum ra,ie te,enges, IT al hsvcr.
IN IN Gum Atsbie Paste Vanilla h Hose
so dc J"iube Drops, assorted.
Ii tn titstiees ,lo Do
80 do India lss'a,
100 dr. Told b.ors,
80 TN Pate d. Ga;,nauvs,
80 dc Ma'shnelcw drops.
$50 q 10 'rjnbe pas'e 'cse, lemcn l. Orange.
20 do lclu DO. y bcses Spruce Gum.
io0 In ChoeclatsIes Families
10 10 lo ,le ssptk.
50 do do Ia Vanilla. etr.
Fc' sale at reasonable prices, by
cct ls-y. WIN. BOgEL. druggist
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tDrvaw'. o,wO nm om1c VVseevs.

TUJUBE FAsTE, Pate De NUir,shve
y Gum Drops, tccceks Waters, snl
cthe, preparation. 10, coughs and colds.
fot sale by WV. Bceeh, Druggist,
jan - Lafayette street
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-29

DADWA1s Henevst;ns He.clvent, re-
~ solves disease, pes,hes The bleed, and
tencvstes the system. fct sal. Nv
feb 49, !. L. VALET, ApcthAesty
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JvsT RECEIVED.

jUsT RECEIVED.
~ DOZEN Bysp Psle Ale, pints.
IL II dozen ,lo Porte, ID,
- III fs,lsy's Porter, Quarts.
"A do Philadelphia Ale,
~, sale by dozen ct single hottie ny
ecttasv. WIN DOHEL.
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WIN. BOUEt.
1Dtstg4tst ana ApWt h ersvv

K EEps eyhst.ntly on hand large and
"A we'll seleeted stock II fresh Drug. and
Medicines. A Y hi. preparations s,s MS
pared by Northern manufactures, and IN,
~ IL, The very hestmannet 10 ptese ~ ,,,A,,
medicinal vitt"ee N i elinusts l;ks tb;s
pe'sr,,s sh"old not overlook thi. important
consideration.
tty~ Prescriptions Gllsd with care a amy
time " night ~ Day oet1b-t
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Therm~meter (,hmrms.

Thermemetev Chmvms.
A MOTHER small supply, just reed,
IA and for sale low. These cburns make Int.
tor. quicker, and more u IL, from given quaint.
" nj milk. than any other. FOR sale BY,
dec5-y. b. G. MONTAN. church -
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+ EECHEs. -eo0 hest Hungarian beech
IL es, just received and for sale ~
ieb ~. J l.. VALET. A petbees.y,
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wa1nSsg + Heating stsvss.
lust received per Ohio Bell, lct Of
j the superior Semi. psr,r ssmi-Co"k~
spy Yaakljn Stoves, also . fns sssort-
nt6emi- Front, Jcvo G1A1ts. ~ ssIs
lew % D. Z. Nun lANS.
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Flcwet Wste,, 4 superior A..
- t;ete, just received and TIT sale w
feb "a. I. l.. VALET. Atv,thAraty
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D,als an) 1MeD)(tase &t.

. \. Il. WALLET,
M Dtte DtUfs " 3A1td sttWss.
~ III constant fecsipt II PURE,
! T4H NkggG 41Dtt,lNSS. CHsNi
hHsNi E4AfUMHRjlS, ". Hstssjo s.et'v-
eapef ssie 1smFest, from NJ n M following:
! B:1fsl nehned Alan;
! ~. Cctetss;
I de, Gum;
! a. ss''ht f'srphef tshhetl
20. Nsstb 81 Sofia; / ~ cream Tartar.
do. Fins white puta A,st;e.
10 O",. sultA ytinine
40 d'scbns Sc,vh Me,paii,e
Best Afsiesn Cayenne Pepper.
50 lbs. Rest Bepn,aRx A.,t,w Rect +,
American Scs,ike sts.s;
To,key Rhvbs,b pMy. tpeese. r.
A Of which, he otfe,s ~ The most -.
s"nsble terms. tct20.
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I'm. t'eoghegso's Compound Ess,s.t =.
~ Hydfcfkts, for sale by
msy-aA. }. l.. WALLET, Druggist
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vT7HISKEY-10O Bbs. WHlSKEY
w Just received md Tor ssls BY
nov20. r. pnsspKa CAST + Co.
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NlROp Anti phlcsi.tiq"e DE- Bf;sst, ia,
- colds coughs kc. FIR sale by
msy-24. J. L. VALET, Druggist
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Mrtaal,es I llr,lslaeai

1rtas1aesi 0rnslscsi
Heatsh, matkins, Whltewssh, ~
Paint, Dust, cctauagn. He.se,
Tas, Dust. Extra. yaoke. Sims.
E'"ct, Dust, Fancy. Handled Hh.e.
scf"v. pvtntere bye. long Wisps,
shaving. w,sp. ttnm h,c.vs.
NiacAlN.. potss ttsAd. t,act Re,wh
Or hand and fot sale by, DO. MoNrAN.
Aee6sy. Church X.
CHALK. CHALK LINES and Reel.
~ Tobacco Cutters, Hook h Eggs eye.
Cork Screws Ac DC. MONrAN
Church 1t.
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Congress Waters
~ DOL in pipts h qusrtes fov sale.
~ Wy 1ceH4 WIN. bOCEL.
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SAUCESi Tomato; Walnut; E..enc.
~ Anchovies cavice; Reading WAGES
tashirs and carry powders. For sale at
family sroeeryof feb. J. BEAL.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24
Colored Discourse.

Nv tex, brudercn and sisterpn. will be
fcun' in de- fust chapter OBJ Ginesis, an do
twenty -seben verse:
80 de Lor' axe a man just like Heself
Now my bredern. You see DAT in de be-
ginnin' ob de World de Lor' make Adam.
tcle Won how he make him: He make him
out oh de clay. an he sot him on board,
an ne look at him. an he say .furs-rate;'
an when he got dry, he breihe in i'm
de breff ob life. He put him in dc garden
ob Eden. an he sot hun in one corner oh
de lot. an he toe him TO eat all de apples.
'ceplin dem in de middle ob orchard. dem
he wanted for winter apples. Byme-by
Adam he got lonesum. 80 de Lor' make
Ebe. | tole You ho,r he make her. He
Glib Adam lodlom. till he got sound sleep;
den he gouge rib out he side an he max
Ebe: an he set Ebe in de corner ob de gar
den: an he tole Ler TO eat all de apples cep-
tin dem in dc middle ob de orchard, dem
he want for winter apples. Wun day do
Lor' 90 out a bisilin'; de debble cum along
he dress himself in de skin oh de snake, an
he foun' Ebe an. he tole her; 'Ebc, why for
you no eat de apples in de middle oh dc
orchard?' Ebe say: Dem de Lor's win
ier apples But de debble say: Il tole
you to eat dem. ease dcy's de best apples
in De orchard 50 Ebe eat de apple and
Glib Adam a bi;e. an de debble go away.
Byme-by dc Lor' come home. an he call:
ADAM you ADAM Adam he lay low
SO de Lor' call agin: You Adam Ad-
am say: 'Hea. Lori an de Lor' say
Who stole de winter apples?' Adam tole
am he don't know--Ebe, he sxpcc'i So
de Lor' cal: 'Ebel' Ebe she Law low: de
Lor' call agin; You Ebel' Ebe say: Heal
De Lor' say: Who stole de winter apples?'
Ebe tole him she don't know--Adam she
expec'i So de Lor' cotch 'em boff. an he
trow EN- ober de fence. and he tole em:-
Go work for YOU liyinl'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24
\ DIVERS TALE.
THE OCEAN DEPTHS.


The life of one who explores ihc myste-
rlcs of The Sea, is not more perilous than fls-
Gina ing. The cham of terror hangs
around it, and the intcrmnablc succession
If exciting events renders it dear to lis pro-
f'ssor Not to the common diver of the
East, who can remain but fJr IL frac zion of
time beneath the wave, and grope ftarfuly
among rugged occan-m mounds. but to the
adept in the civilized mode of diving, who,
i'll lis protective armor, may remain sub
puni Y, for miles along those unknown re-
gions far below the sea. To him are laid
open the horrors of the watcry crca ion,
and be may gaze upon such scenes as Ara
blan story tells us were presented to the
fearful eyes of Abdallah. To him the most
thrilling occurrences seem frivolous; for,
IN his memory, he retains thoughts that
may well chill the soul with dread.
ara Il divcr-a diver from choicc--and
| am proud of my profession. Where is
such courage required as is needed here?
1t is nothing to be a soldier; diver how
evcr-but / forbcar | will tell my sto-
ry, and leave others to Judge concerning
it.
An appalling shipwrcck occurred, not
long ago, upon the widest part Of the coast
of Newfoundland. The tidings of this ca
lami reached the ears of thousands; but,
amid the crowd Of accidents which follow
ed in quick succession, it was soon forgot
ten. Not by us, however. We found tha,
the vessel had sunk upon a spot where the
waters depth was by no means great,
and that daring man might easily reach
her.
She was a steamer called the Marmion
and had been seen going suddenly down,
without an instant's warning. by some fish
crmen near by ;she had, undoubtedly, struck
a hidden rock, and had thus been, in one
moment destroyed.
| spoke to my associates of the plan. and
hey approved it. No time was lost in
making the necessary preparations, and a
short time beheld us embarked in our small
schooner for the sunken ship. There were
six of us, and we anticipated extraordinary
success.
| was the leader, and generally vcnturcd
upor any exploit in which there was un-
common dang0r. Not thai the others were
towards; on the contrary, they were all
brave men, but | was gifted with n cool
ness and presence Of mind Of which the
others wero destitute. AS two persons
were needed, in order to explore the Mar
mion, had selected as my companion a
young fellow, whose steadiness and daun,-
less courage had several times before been
fearfully tested.
1t was calm and pleasant day. but the
southern and eastern horizon looked deceit
ful. Small supicious clouds were gather
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24

PRINTING OFFICE RrLEs-IIere are the
latest. They should be observed
|. Enter softly
.. Sit down quietly.
,. Subscribe for the paper
A. Don't touch the poker,
5. Say nothing interesting.
6. Engage IN no controversy.
Z. Don't smoke.
8. Keep six feet from the table.
6. Don't talk to the printers.
10. Hands off the papers.
H. Eyes off the manuscript.
Ii you will observe these rules when you
90 into a printing Office yoa will greatly
obligc the printer.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24

down again, but became sea captain. As
for me, | still go down, but only to vessels
whose crews have been saved.
Its needless to say that the Marmion was
never again visited.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24

The following interesting conversation
occurred between the census-taker and a
young lady:
Il am taking statis ical census of man
ufactures and produce; was there any pro.
Guce raised here last year,
Yes, ! have got one about six months
old
The man left
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24
Selettro y ottrp
TIE YANKEE LOVERS soIILoQUY

HE YANKEE LOVERS SoIILOQUY
As thin as hatchct I've grown,
And as poor as Jobs turkey, by golly
| stand like scare-crow alone
Sad victim of loves melancholy.
feel most cofoundedly blue,
Life's rose is turned into thistle
Ny sweetheart has turned out untrue,
And fooled me as slick as a whistle.
Though lively and keen rat,
And lively as any young kitten;
She has got the sharp claws of a cat,
And has showed 'cm to me thro' the mittcl
OF our village girls she is the belle
As plump as partridge she grows
Her lips for two cherries would SELL
Her checks are as red rs rose.
Like two bran new dollars her eyes
Her figure is ncatcr than wax
In beauty, with Venus she vics-
Her hair-ts is finer than flax
courtcd her day after day,
Expecting avoiding to follow;
Alas! for my love thrown away
Her heart Ike pumkin was hollow
As thin as hatchct I've grown,
And as poor as Jobs turkey. by golly.
stand like a scarecrow alone.
A victim of loves melancholy.
LOVE AND DUCKS.
oh, | seen her cut walking
In her habit de la rue,
And il aint no use talking,
But she's pumpkins and few.
She slides along in beauty
Like n duck upon lake,
And Id BE- all love and duty
If only were her drake.
Oh her glanccs are like rockets,
And l.cr voice has SUCH a ring
It'> like eagles in your pockets
Just to hear the lady sing.
And when | sit beside her,
And look into her ewes,
1t seems a. if in rlinlowS,
Der bridges of mincc-picS,
And on wings of sky-b.uc glory,
felt my spirit rise
(i'rDm PutEam's Monthly Magaznc)
THE OCEAN DEPTHS.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24
BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES

We now have good supply of Blank Deeds and
Mortgages, of an approved form-prnied in the
irst style OF the art. fine white folio post, and
or sale at one dollar per quire, five cents single
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24

Business Carls not exceeding three lines, inscr
ted under th, head, at Sl per annunl.
Persons advertising in the democrat by the
year, will be entitled to Card il the Business D-
rectory, without additional charge.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24

IOSEPH POTTER, SADDLE x HARNESS
- Maker. ,...................P Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24

MEXICAN HOUSE, G.. p. CHERRY &
ASon, Proprictors,. Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24

"ENRY VI. LOGAN Co., DEALERS IN
4 j Lumber, &C.. Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24

Id iRBERING AND HAIRDRESSINC. BY
ID Alfred Billows,- Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24
ALSO, BLANK NOTES ON HAND,

printed to order on short notice. Justices
Tris OFPIcE
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24

4 USTIN FULLER, MANUFACTURER
"A And dealer in Flour. -. Plymouth. Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24

u w. BENNETT, PHYSICIAN 1 SUR
~ GEON, Plymouth, Ind
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24

"LINGER & BRO. DEALERS IN LUMBE
~ eic, Plvmou tn, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24

- HIGGINBOTHAM, PHYSICIAN & SUR
y. GEON, Observation-Disclosures. Plymouth, Ind
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-04-24

DUFUS BROWN, PHYSICIAN & SUR
nGEON. Plymouth Ind
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-09

einen 9roBereu Gbei( res Cages rermcnoen
fam unD an Diner unt 3 l1br E6eil ne3n,cu
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