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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-25
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TNITfD STATE OF AMERICA

- EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. S.
Whereas a libel was filed in the District Court OF
he United States for tue Eastern District of Viz
GINA, the 2}i June, 1855. by Richard % iaskns,
Ibellart AGAINST the steamboat Echo" her tao le
sppare, engine furniture, &c alleging that a sum
IF money was due and payable him. for stores and
provision, furnished the said steamboat, OF which
so part has been paid: and that the said money ia
still due him. and prRy ing that the said
ne NAV be allowed aud that the said steamboat,
her tackle. apparel, engine furniture, &c may he
condemn aud sold TO pay id sum of money, with
costs. charges and expenses.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of4he monitor Of
the said Court To me directed and delivered, / do
hereby give notice to all person. claiming the said
steamboat, her tackle apparel, furniture. &C or in
an, mann.r interested iherein that the be. and
appear before the said District Court, to be hell
the Court room in the city of Richmond, in and fer
tho Eastern Tstrict oi Virginia, on the l2,h day of
November 1855 at u DC, OK VI then and there TO
interpnse their claims and to make their allegations
in that behalf j ID steel. VI.
Nj N
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BURSTING OF THUNDERBHLT.-A sharp flash OF
lightning accompanied by vsry loud report OF
thunder, was witnessed in Wintsboro, Sullivan
county, New York, during thunder storm last
week The bolt appeared to come almost to the
ground, and then burst into many parts, going i'll
yariou. directions One of them struck the wife Of
James V. Morrison. Esq who lay seuseless aud re-
maued in that state for some time. number OF
people III the lower part of the village felt the
shock.
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WHAT THE GIRLS NEED.-Mrs. Ellis thus hints a,
the deficiencies OF Euglish girls in household
knowledge. The cap will iii our American young
ladies':
The truth is my dear girls, you want generally
speaking. more liberty aud less fashionable re-
straint; more kitchen and less parlor; more leg ex
ercise and LEES s0fa making buildings and less
piauo: more frankuess and less mUck-ni0desty:
more break fast and less hustle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-25

NOR 'HERN ICE Finding our con
y tract North embraces more ICE than cur pre-
sent customers will consu ne. having now i've car
goes on the way, we propose to relieve ourselves of
the oyer.teCk by selling to dealers in nalva Ice at
a | we figure than Northern Ice was ever sold in
this cit. b WA"DR ELLst CO.
Ie 25-3.E
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WANTED - From $40 to 1000 lbs
BLACK CHERRIES, TO be delivered sans d,-
as picked, with stems attached u"y
JOHN 5. BRADY, l30 Cary.t
Je 80 above i3h ar
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lOLD WALLS To Be PULLED DOWN
~ AND BRICKS TO RI CLEANED-The ole
materials in the three Brick Tenoments corner o.
Fars and 18th streets to be pulled rEn III few
weeks Proposals for 80 doing. aud Tor cle9nin.
and packing the bricks will be eceved at our office
today and to morrow.
10 2S-2t G0nDTT A SppFESNN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-25

THE NATIONAL GuAaD.--Tbe vote has been taken
In the eight companies Of the seventh regiment
Of New Yors upon the propriety Of coming to Rich;
mond az al escortto ex.President Monroe's re-
mains. The vote stood In favor Of eomiag 315, op.
posed to II, 161 and doubtful, 6s. The New YORK
Express ssysit h doubtful whether, will. 50 small
q majority 10 favor Of the trip. u will le taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-25

WANTED. TEACHER-One oualiseJ
to teach, and who has had e1perirnre-to ba
assistant in large school. Christian lshv .nJ
Inrmber of the Presbyterian Church prsf,rsSf
though notessentiaI. Immed ate am licati, 4. air.
ed State reference, branches taught aga ara
price Direct Box No 62, Richmond Va
IL I9 2aw2W
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CHERRIgs

WANTED Wanted. IN any quantity frcno
1 Eeek 10 20 nsheis, Black Heart and "MerriiIss
CHERRIES. without stems for which tbs 49,.
market pnec will be paid in each, II deIStred ~ ~.
Store. No. 100 Cary street. uy
je 24-diw r " Tor~>y
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI nstitu
~ tinL. ,Llch d aslI,I ..s..rutL

~ ton, which has been in successful operati for
tho last nee years. Ii situated on
CHU 3CH hill. RICHMOND, VA,
Ia delightful. airy position, aud Is furnished with
sVeTy convenience cOBiuciee 10 the comfort OF pa
tents and the successful treatment Of d;ssase.
Ii has lately undergone extensive repairs Rooms
have beea nicely furnished suitable 10 the accom-
modation OF gentlemen who may find IL iuconve-
nirnt TO be treated at their private 0dSinRs
Particular attention will be paid u the lD1Ec>ta
cards, which are peculiarly commodious.
Terms
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
I..rapc of Cape.

Young Grrs, who has been confined In
the county jail in this place for more than
a year past. escaped on Tuesday little
after III o'clock. a IT., and had not been
captured Yesterday morning at O'Clock,
the time Of this writing
He had been allowed Oh the dav of his
escape. az he had on frequent occasions
before. 10 come out Of his cell into the
Jail hall. and the Sheriff Is wife having oc-
casion 10 go into the hall for something,
and leaving the door PARTLY open as she
entered. he embraced the opportunity to
slip ont unperceived BY her. He was,
however, seen before he got out Of the
Court House yard by lady. who gave the
alarm; but some minutes elapsed before
any male person could he notified, and in
the meantime the prisoner had made such
good use of his time as to enable him to
make good his escape by running into the
underbrush west of the railroad. which
affords the finest facilities for elulmg pur-
salt
Most of our citizens whom We have
heard express themselves appear to rejoice
at his escape, as he was only an expense to
the county
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


A military Company OF the above des
cription has been or is about forming a
Bourbon. in this county. we understand
We are glad to bear of this move. and
hope the patriotic young men OF that place
and vicinity. may be able to complete tho
organization if they have not slready.-
There ought by all means. 10 be at least
three military companies in the county
one each of Artillery. Cavalry and Infant
".
Every county in the State almost has
two or three Independent Military Compa-
mes Why cannot we have them In Mar
shall? We trust the young men of the
county will set to work immediately, and
organize one Of each kind. and next 4th Of
July we can have grand celebration here
or at some other point in the county
What say you. gents. one AMI all2 Now
is the right time. none too soon. to aSi
tate the position After the companies ar
formed anil orgauize.l they viii require con
siderable drilling to BE able to make cred
liable display on su-h an occasion as our
great National Anniversary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08

EE The Firemsn's dance anil Picni
Supper, on Friday evening. passed of very
pleasantly. The members of the Compa
nv conducted themselves in the most gen
rlemanly manner and evinced disposition
to suppress any display Of rowdyism. b.
forbidding any whiskey being brought OF
the premises We are sorry to learn tina
two or three young men mot members o
the Company procured liquor elsewhere
They did not. however. manifest any dis
position towards raising disturbance, bu
only mortified their friends and acquaintan
css BY imbibing too freely of the intoxica
eating beverage.
The proceeds Of the entertainment ex
cesded the snticipations of the most san
guins.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
Five Horses Stoien.

Five horses. one su,king colt. wei,
stelen; week before last from Mr. y w
RosEtrs and NJ. - PAISE. living thre,
or four miles south of this place. The
thieves were pursued by Mr. r. AMI Mr.. b.
.ToRDsS. who when last heard from bal
succeeded in getting On their trail. and
Were I'M hot pursuit of the rascals.
Sin. g the above was IN type. We learn
that the pursuing party have returned with
the horses. but without the thieves Nc
other particulars.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, Sc.

NrIsox w PEARsox.
VS. ) Proceedings IN Attach,nent
GEORGE T. BrKBEs, and the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
&, Chicago Railroad Company. Garnishee.
Before L Il. Coxen. p, Juno 18th, 1853
1T appearing that the summons in this case has
not been personally served on the defendant.
beeber. he is hereby notified OF the issuing of the
same the pendencv OF the suit; the fling Of the
affidavit and undertaking in attachment. the filing
of the bond and the issuing of vr. of Carni sh e
against the Pittsburg, Fort WAYNE and Chicago
Railroad Company. the answer of Resident Engi-
necr of said Company. that said Company was in
debted 20 said George T. Beeber; and that the
same will be heard and tried at my office in Bourbon
township, Marshall County, Ind. on the 18th dav
of July, 1858. at one o'cock. y. m.
f. R. COXEN, J. r. fsEn
June "a. le5e-333
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08

II Is hoped that our Republican fricnls
in all the townships viii not neglect to hold
meetings on the day designated. or some
other more convenient. AMI appoint such
d.les ,tes to the County Convention as will
b. sure 10 attend 1t Is earnestly desired
that every township IN the county be full,
represented IN that bodv
The usual Committees should also be az
p ointed l,v the township meetings.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08

Considerable wheat was cut in this coun-
ty the latter part of the past week. and much
more during the present Theearly wheat
is very fine. but some fields OF the later va
rieties. we regret to learn. are injured more
or less by the rust the spot-a disease VIC
do not know much about--is also said TO
exist in some fields. The Spring wheat. 1t
is thought by some. will prove an entire
failure. as it is vet quite green and badly
rusted. Notwithstanding these drawbacks
there will, we think, be an average crop
produced in this county. Some OF the
beheld The weather during the latter part
of last week was exceedingly warm. with
occasional showers in places. which were
not sufficient. however, to retard the pro
gress of wheat cutting very materially
Since Saturday the atmosphere has been
more pleasant No rain has fallen this
week
Oats, Rye and Barley promise abundant
". The corn, too, during the past three
weeks hasgrown very rapidly, and is now
considerably taller than it was this time
last season. 1t is probable that not as
many acres were planted. owing to the
rainy spring. still, from present appcaran-
ces. we shall not be surprised if the aggre-
gate yield this year exceeds that OF last, in
this county
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08

Wiz CHn fiAy REcoRD, edited and published
II 10y J. VI MArHEs. ut the CITY Of Indianapo-
lis. Ind, is a religious Monthly Magazine devoted
70 the cause Of Bible Christianity and Education
The second volume, series third commenced in
January last. (le5S.) Each number contains 20
large, double column pages. on heantiful white
paper stitched and put mp In neatly printed covers
in the very best style of the IT will he regular
" mailed to the subscribers on the first Monday IN
every month. II IS well established periodical
being the Oldest paper in the world devoted TO tn
ca'ise OF the Refoi nation, except the Harbincer.
and contains the only record of the churches and
cause IN Indiana
We shall devote much Of our time 10 the Edi.o.
rial Department, with experience of more than
hteeB years, which has given good opportunity
70 become acquainted with the state of the cause,
and the wants Of the age
he Christian Record Is the only paper in the
state devoted TO the cause Of the ssBiilc clone
and consequently no other paper can supply iss
place and we feel confident that we have the OK
pcrience and facilities to make it one Of the most
entertaining and useful periodicals. in the world
All letters on the business of the Record such as
sending IN names and money for the work. or or
der'ng changes. &c, should be addressed d,rectlu
70 - r. scott, (Christian Record Indianapolis
Ind
Allcommunicsticns intended for the Editor. on
Tor publication, fhouid be sent az usual 10 j. NJ
Mafhes. Bedford, Lawrence Co., Ind"
Terms: One Dollar per gear. IN adranee.
We ask all our friends to make special eaor,
Just now for the Record. and send us as MANY
names as possible.
J. NJ M4THES, Editor.
July 8. le5s-35t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
PR o = CTUS
OF THE
INDIANA STATE JOURNAL
FOR TIE
CAMPAIGN,

A N important election IL approaching in Indl-
ana State officers. including Judges of the
Supreme Court, members of the Legislature and OF
Congress, arc To be elected On the Legislature
will devolvc the enactment of laws which will af-
feet the peoples interest for good or evil definitely
On the Congress ionsl delegation. should there be
no choice by the people of tho Union for President
in 1860, Will devolvc she duty of casting the cleo
toral vote of the State IN the National House OF
Reprcsentativcs The result of the next general
election in Indiana may determine the political
complexion OF the next National Administration
Its effect upon the policy of the State Government
is obvious to all.
With view To wider dissemination of knOwl-
edge bearing upon the questions 10 be discussed
befors the people during the present political cam
paign in the State the pcbhshers OF the IyDIAvs
STATE Journal have determined 10 send their
paper IL all subscribers at the reduced rates
n ,med below. and we hope Republicans everywhere
will do what they toward extending, the circula
ton of the paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
AUDITOR.

ISAAC " MORRIS, Of Union township. is a
candidate for Auditor of Marshall County. subject
20 the decision of the Republican Nominating
Convention.
The name of JOHN COLEMAN, of West
township is announced candidate for Auditor OF
Marshall County. subject to the decision OF the
Republican Nominating Convention.
Ma EDIToR-Please announce the name OF
ALVIN G. ELLIOTT as a suitable candidate
for the Office of Auditor Of Marshall County. sub
lcct to the decision of the Republican Nominating
Conversion. BY MANY FRIENDS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
SHERIFF..

DANIEL BARBER, ESQ. isaeanddste for the
nomination for sheriff OF Msrshall county, subject
to the decision OF the Republican Nominating
Convention.
ROBERT SCHROEDER is candidate for
Sheriff of Marshall County. subject 20 the decision
of the Republican Nominating Convention.
OBED NJ BARNARD is a candidate for Sher
ia OF this county. subject TO the decision OF the
Republican Nominating Convention.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08

@ RIcE & SMITH are in receipt Of
fresh lot of Dry Goods. Groceries, &c,
and are offering them. as they do every
thins. at the lowest possible living protlts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
gREiT ANER;fiy CIFT R0oE inns

UNFIT AHEKt1y GIFT BWE HUME.
No %95, BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
where he gifts, consisting Of JEWELRY. &c
AND VARYING IN VALUE FROM IS Cts
To TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, are ALWAYS
on EXHIBITION, IN AMPLE SHOW CASES
Our New Descriptive Catalogue. containing large
variety Of Books in every department OF Science
and Literature, (all of which are sold Mt regular
publisher s prices.) and explains OUR NEW AND
ohlt.lN Al. SYSTEM of allowing every purrha-
ser HIS OWN CHOICE OF GIFTS. snd setting
birth unequaled inducements IN AGENTS, will be
sent. post paid, to any lnd vidual. or application
Address, A. RANNEY. Agent,
! Julv g, le5s--S5 No 2l3. Broadway
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
TREASURER.

Nh OGLEbBEE is = candidate for Treasurer
and Collector of Marshall County. subject 70 the
decision of the Republican, Nominating Convention.
The name Of DANIEL RlNGLE. of German
township, is announced as candidate for the Office
OF Trcssurcr Of Marshall County, sub Get to the
decision OF the Republican Nominating Convention
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08

II Ycarlv advertisers exceeding the amount
contracted for will be charged proportion for the
excess
II Communications 20 promote private into
rests mnst be paii for regular advertising rates
Ir All advertisements should have marked on
them the number of Insertions wanted otherwise
they will he published until forbid and charged for
accordingly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08

A4 Who wants TO purchase one of
Fairbanks platform scales9 WEsTERvFLr
has one for sale. cheap. 1t is in good order.
and accurate to hair
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
Union Marble Works
C0LDWaTER & CONSTANTINE, MICH.

c. II LANPHERE, y v. POWERS,
CoLpwArER. CONSTANTINE
MANUFACTURES Of Monuments, Head
lvE Stones. Nantes. Table Tops and Founts,
on the most improved and modern designs Of
Foreig and American Marble. Also. Marble at
Wholesale, for building and othor purposes.
GT All Orders BY Mil, or at their Works.
promptly attended 10
J. II STONEY, Agent,
June $50 PLYMOUTH. Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08

RE The Trustees met last Monday eve
ming. but we have not yet received report
of their proceedings. We understand no
bills had been handed in for building the
Engine House. Does no one want the
alp
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08

Mr.. Joax w. Horszros Of this place
had his collar bone broken. by being thrown
from his horse on the evening Of tho Sd
1nF', : short distance north Of our Office
The hsFss. an Indian pony, as Mr.. n
raised his hand to sdjust his hat. made .
quick jump. and coming in contact with =
COW. IN the middle of the street. fell owe,
her. and the saddle girt brsskins at tina.
nozent. Mr.. H. was prseipitated some
distance over tho animals head.
The injury though psiufrl. we suppose,
j. not dagernous.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08

NO s:nounce the best and most startling news
i ever published. II Is this:
We appointed Agent for the sale Of land in
the State Of Missouri. These lands are situate in
Washington, Franklin, Crawford. Ripley, ST Fran.
cls. Irou, and other counties, and among the
most valuable lands in that part ofthe State Lead
Copper and Marble fields abound, Pine and White
Oak timber districts in abundance. The breeze
and tide of emigration that has been all the 70 to
Iowa, Wisconsin. &c. is now turned to this beau
tiful and lovely State
Any person holding Land Warrants, can enter
them at ~ cts, % cts, so cts, rs cts, 81 %
anil 8, 80 per Our fee will be $40 90 for or
terinG and acquiring duplicates
We will sell to any secured CLAIMS of 39D
acres of the best oflanl Ripley county for 500
Warranty Deeds given
Now IS your time bovs to pitch in. For 500
You can get 100 acres. and IN years YOU would
not sell the m for 81 900 Call on
CHARLES WHITMORE,
who Is duly authorized agent, 10 sell and give
description, deed, &c. &c. July l--slmG
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08

lust RECEIVED Il splendid stock of New
- Goods which will be sold cheap for & A : II.
" All those that arc indebted 70 us will please
call and pay mp. We arc in great want of money
CLEVELAND g. UEWETT.
Inne Il lRSS-l2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08

Ffs- We failed To receive our Chicago
DAILY Exchange yesterday as we'll as the
day before, but a friend, who takes the same
paper, having received his, generously per-
mittcd US TO use his copy to Gull ont the
latest news Who is TO blame?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
NORTHERN INDIANA
Collegiate & Commercial
ffH+.T7TiF5tfr Fl T7F5iE
l.AolIlllF.s

THIS INSTITUTION. located in In Porte,
will be opened for the reception Of Students on
the Sd OF May. 1855. Its object is TO furnish a
complete Business Education, adapted to the
wants of all classes. Studies will be elective by the
Students, with the advice OF the Principal OF the
Cole giate Department
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
A Prize for Everybody.
WHO suBscRIBEs FOR THE
| NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS.
BEAUTIFULLY
ILLUSTRATED
FAMILY NCwSP En-
FAMILY NEWSPAPER

rUvHE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is
j one of the best literary papers Of the day-
largo Qusto contslng TWENTY PAGES, or
SIXTY COLUMNS OF entertaintsining matter,
g. ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every week
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08

Top FR1NTlx< donc On short =. tee, in
u beauf.fn' stSlc and It *he lowest rzt~t
1J- Appl7 II the REPUBLICAN lob of6ce.
Mich; 1sn street, r. noath, lnd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08

The name of GEORGE POMEROY. of Ger
man township, is announced as candidate for
County Commissioners, subject TO the decision of the
Republican Nominating Convention
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
FOE MILE.

VUyHE HOUSE and half lot on the corner north
of the Methodist Church. west side Of Centre
street. A very desirable place for a residence
Price low and terms easy For particulars pply to
II. PEkSHTNG
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
TKRNs OF ADVERTISING:

Oae square ten lines or less three Insertions.
less, one dollar, each additional insertion under
snree months twenty FIVE cents
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
Saloon and Eating House,
PlYM MOUTH, IND.

INIiE subscriber has opened an establishment OF
the above kind, III Patti Block, on the west
side OF Michigan street. where he trusts by stiict
att nton to merit share Of public patronage.
Farmers and Others VISITING town viii hud every
accommodation to bc found II a FIRST class Saloon
and Eating House
J. O. JELLY
7 8. 4 Billiard Table viii be kept for the
amusement simply of customers, hut gaming or
betting ~ stIictiy prohibited. June ls.i2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
CARRUTT'S
NEW AmFHQ TYPE
Photograph, Side and Sky Light
G.4EkERx
OVER PERSHING g. COS DRBG STORE
MICHIGAN ST. PLYMoUTH, IND.

ON LIZ PthShlNtB u ~ - DhcJ - IOht
MICHIGAN ST, PLYMoUTH, IND.
vHHE subscriber would rospo ctfully announce
10 the citizens of Plymouth, Marshall and
adjoining counties. that he has fitted np the ADORE
GALLERY, with the ofpermanentlv locating here,
and takes this opportunity of making known 70
them, that he prepared 10 execute LikeneSses in
all the various STYLES Of the art, and in the highest
perfection Having had practical experience in
tho Art since IFS first introduction west The noun
talns. he atcrs himself that the merits of his PIC
lures and tho unequ,led facility at his command foI
takine them the shortest possible of sitting
will induce the public in general To give him call
All work warranted Prices ranging from 80
cents upwards.
The Public are invited 10 call AMI examine spcci
mens and likewise view the magic powers Of the
Stereoscore
g J, CARBUTT, Artist
n B-Ihe Art taught and apparatus furnished
on reasonable terms ! also make and keep for
sale superior article of Collodan. which warrant
TO keep good for SIX months Price 81 y b
Operators who desire to make fine work would do
well 10 give II trial
PLYMOUTH. Ind, April %, 1885