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Every Country mereha,,
McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimeut !

AAI A'A~7A A~A-NiAAi-.N4 ~ iffk W Olsl-0
For Man or Beast,
Another Remarkable euro .Per!or m bv N
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
READ EOff YOURsEIVESi
Thomas Ford, a blacksmith, living near Is..Sav
on Tenth street, had a horrible running sore on
foot. lie tried various Linlments saves Xr
could do II no good He desIaired OF ever being al
to ~oTk al is trade again, because he could NOT be
any weight ON his loot, and by oue bottle OF AnI
Volcanic IAnitnent, he Is now perfectly cured
rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia bruises Snra,n
Siinhess IN the joints or Muscles, sore Thraat swo
ings, kar-aehe or fQOth ache, Wounds Fres6 On
Sores burns, scalds Pans, &e., yield 10 the MAJ, cd
influence oi this wonderful Lluiment
kor Horses and Iattle Il h. an uialhhle retnesv
Cliaiesi Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels Iatnens
spawn, SMeeny, splint Flstula BruIs,s s,xelIin
hounas, Hlttle snake Bites, various other dise
es which animals are liable from inJuries or scci
dcnIs - -~'
livery Country Merchant should obtain n supnIv
McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimeut. Ii sells ralaaiv
cause always cures.
liberal discount will be made 10 merchants v
buy 10 sell again.
ss- ior sale by J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor. corn
OF ihird and Pine streets, 81 Louis Missouri; also
s1Ie a. 1ooNe apl3-dtwawly
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FIR ESH ST OCK

IUST received t9-day, per Expre - \ large and
81 well lcctssi stock of Gsntlesnenss
White aud Cl.orxsl IInsn ibssOla SHIRTS. - A ;
White and ciiorsi Marseliles Shirts;
All s.xs styles ana patterns, warranted tlnt for
sale f1~ hy J. III. McsIIL.
Ar
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Drp OoObs- Clothing.
New Clothing Store.
Ward, Birmingham Il Co.,
PRACTICAL TAIEIORS.

No. 20 Public Square. opposite South end Of th,
Marked House.
VNTE are now receiving a large aud entire -.
w stock of FALL AND WINTER REA- >Sk2
IH-MApE CLOTHING AND GENTIEMkN'S N
FURNISHING GOODS, most Of which were LII
made up 10 order, Of the latest styles, and can
be surpassed IN any house in the city. Our stock
is comprised IN part Of all the newest styles Of over
coats, FrOck and Dress Coats all colors; Business
Coats, Office Coats, Cashmere Pants and Vests, IN
great variety.
Patented SHOULDER SEAMED SHIRTS large and ex-
tcnsivC stuck ana warranted To Gt better and wear
better than any other make of shirts. Gloves, Neck
Ties ScaFfs, Mufilers. Cravats Selfadusting socks,
Under Shirts, and Drawers, Halt Hose, Suspenders,
Linen Cmbrc Ban danna and Pongec Handker hiefs,
Travelling ShHWls, Robe de Chambres, Youths Coats,
f1hIs and Shirts Umbrellas, &c
Piece Goods.
We have also n large and superior lot Of Cloths
French and EBglish-all. Black aHd Fancy Colored
Css sneres OF entirely sty les, solid coorcd Cas-
smeres OF all qualities; Fancy Cut ana Velvet Vest
ings Fancy Cashmere and NOrsted kestng, Creme
dine Nestng; which viii make up To order IN the
very best st. lie and guarantee nt To please the
wearcr sale.
ALEX. Il. NICHOL sOIicits a call from his friends.
All Goods sold by guarantee 10 be as repre-
sented At time sale. We Viii alss cut Clothing 70
order. WARD, BIRMINGHAM q CO.
septl5-u
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NASHVILLE. TENN. Fri DAY. JANUARY H. 1850
nfm-Dork.

From yISCHER, OWEN CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
NeW-York.
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A IL persaas indsblsa % ne estate of sAKAa 4
~ k9lx9 are requested b eosos snfNefs and mzkr
Taynssnt aaa those . stale te estate tE indehset
hsrssy sssted - fcseat tneE ek4sls Cor ss<
tfon.ent, % ttses wiil he fsreFer barred
tA1lkAk l. psN01S, Ext,
sspzeo-G e Sarah 8. kxl1x
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MALI Hose,

lust reeeixed aud fDr sale
81 saAkfk FLASSEI4.t
INII.kS CASIfHEREs
AEitlAu, AND
currOX HALF HOSE
just received ~
aacIs a J. H. MccuI-
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For Rent

TWO Roarns AFee ana adnilfahsy heated On the
curarf - sac ~ usrr aae csieEc street Ior sh1
hexs year. Is53. Inr serssss apply ~
deefs-a J. II McGIII-
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y CAA

HAVING this day associated with me In the China
Hal, J. {. Darden hereafter the slyle az he Firn
viii be J. I. Darden Co.
"ouS Q. Z. PEACHER.
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Post Office.

EOSt Vuitc.
NAsES Iffy, March &c, 1883
Hoa anc after the sst Of Aprii Ie l'ost once Vii
Il be opened on Sundays at half-past A M. and
A. ~ On all other days the once viii be s,u-rBed =,
hak past Q, O'Clock A. NJ aud close al l. O'Clock p
NJ, 5. X. ANDERSON, Post Master
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1874 Duck always on hand for Wagon Sheets.
Tent Cloths. etc etc --r

Together with the above Goods we have large
stock OF 10 4, IL aut l2-4 Bed Blankets. Also, a
general stock of Staple Dry Goods which invite
The attention of Retail Buyers, at No. 81 College
nov3. A. C. & A. a. BEECH.
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COIiN.

40 600 BUsHkIs cogS wASrEDfnsfEpI.
,sasis p.n DicEEYs
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23

Last Frijxv afternoons We had the pleas
ure Of wishing Mr.. Burlingsne's school
The re,i arisas were conducted in = MAN.
'ner which c1-arly proved the competency
Of the teacher. .Th,rou:hn-ss" is his
nstio. and all will admit that il is = good
ore.
There is one matter connected with this
school. Which We cannot fnrbrar mention
ing. and that Is. the meager patronage
and total lack ut encouragement i: has re
cei,ed. When We saw the empty seats in
the room. and thou sht of the hundreds OF
children who were wasting their time in
likeness. and contracting vicious habits.
we were f.rcibly impressed with tie belief
that our citizens were fast losing the edu
cational enterprise they were once supposed
to possess. Mr. Burlinysme's failure Ia
gel up an Interesting school. is attributable
to our ciiizens. and no one else. He is A
true g-n;lem n. and we hope his Efforts in
future msy be attended with Better sue
cess.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23
AN ORDINANCE

10 anne nd section LIST Of an ordinance entitled
IAN ordinance to punish Intoxication and other
d,sord erly conduct" passed November lst, 1858.
re 1t u: idained, by the President and Trustees of
the T. own Of Plymouth:
Vii AT section of an ordinance entitled Gan
IL Ordnance to punish intoxicaton and other
disor hsrly conduct" passed Novembe- 1, 1853,
who reads as follows, to wit: "Be il ordainedb
the fit sident and Trustees of the town of Plym-
oe,n' tn at any person persons, hereafter being,
UT ioun in state of ntoxcation, shall be gull
y OF al ~ other disorderly conduct in any street,
public ighway. public place, or building. within
the corr ,orate limits of said town, shall be deemed
guilty Of a misdemeanOr, and upon conviction
thereo shall be fined in any not less than one
dollar nor more than twenty five dollars" be, and
the tmc is hereby amended so to read fol-
lows, to-wit:
b. 1T Ordained, by the President and Trustees
of t. le corporate town of Plymouth, that any per-
son who shall hereafter be found in a state of in
tOxi cation, or who shall be guilty of any other
disc orderly conduct, in any streeU alley, highway
or other public place within the corporate limit:
of said town, shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
de meanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be
fin ed in any sum not less than one dollar, mol
mt )re than ten dollars.
] b N KLiEGER, Pres't.
ATTEST: G. OSBORNE. Clerk pro tenn.
Nav 25th, lS59-iun9- 2St3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23

The cause Of the difficulty which has
led ,othe conflict in Europe is thus succinct-
ly stated: Austria Claims thai she ri .ht-
fully owns and controls Lombardy and
Venice. that she has right To control them
as she sees TT: that iu order to do this she
must maintain with the several neig hburing
ltalians States such an influence AZ will
render her Lombardo Venilian sovereignty
safe Therefore she keeps upa partial
military occupancy Of the central Italian
States. and virtually rules in ali Italy
Sardinia is tn. only large Italian province
which is An exception. There Austria has
no power. and III. policy Of Sardinia. which
is favorable to the establishment Of con-
sliiuiional government III llaly. Is hostile 10
that Of Austrian, which tends 70 the MAIN
isnace Of the strictcst military despotism.
Sardinia and France symPal hizing with her.
ON the contrary claim that The Austrian
occups ion Of Italy is injurious in it's effects
ON tie Italian SAFES. prevents the develop.
m-nt Of that country, and is virtually In
violation Of the treaties and compacts OF
1915. They demand the abandonment o.
Italy and the Sandman frontier and thai
Austria shall cease to exercise any more
control in Italian affairs than the other
great powers. These demands Austria
refuses to comply with. alleging that her
policy in Italy is necessary to her own pro-
.-ction in her own dependencies in Venice
and Lombardy. These matters have been
la controversy tor three years. France and
Sardinia proposed in 1856 The consideration
.,f the subject by the congress Of the Euro
pean powers. Austria would not consent
20 this. diploma ic negotiations were car
r-d OH however. between France and Aus
tria. but the difference has grown wider
and wider the logger the discussion has
continued. until now they proposed to set.
lie the whole affair by resort to arms.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23
Democratic Convention.

Agreeable. To- previous notice tbs dem
cracy OF the different townships OF Ma.
.hall County met in Convention at the
Courthouse in Plymouth. OH Saturday.
June 18th. 1859. and was organized By
calling C. H. Reeve TO the Chair, and ap'
pointing N L Carpenter Vice President
The President upon taking the chair brief
" stated the object Of the meeting 10 be
for the purpose Of nominating cand'-
late for Clerk and two candidates for
Commissioners. On motion B N King
IT was appointed Secretary. aud d Nc
DcnaId Assistant Secretary. The dele
rates were then called by townships. Ev-
-rv township Was represented except Tip
oecaroe. The delegates then proceeded
IN halo. for candidate for Clerk. with the
following rrsul.-wm NJ Patterson. Esqr.
having Withdrawn his name 40 q candi-
d.re for that Office:
NRPscka d received Sc delegate vets.
&c Cushman I"
" Oaskman's Name was theA viii
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23
Sherif7S Sale.

By virtue of an execution and order Of sale to
me directed from the Clerk of the Marshall Cir
cult Court. will offer for sale the law directs on
Saturday the the 9th day OF July le59, between
the hours of II O'Clock a and 'clocS p m, OF
said day, the following described real estate in Mar
shall County Indiana, to-wit:
West half of tie north east quarter, the south
cost quarter ofthe north east quarter and the south
east quarter of section thirty one; and the north
west quarter of section thirty-two; and the north
east quarter and the north east quarter of the north
west quarter of section thirty-threc, township
thirty four, range one east.
Also the north east quarter of the south west
quarter of section twenty nine; the west half Of
the south east quarter of section thirty, and the
north nalf of section thirty one in township thir-
ty- four north of range two east, containing in al
of said tract of land ten hundred and eighty
acres, more or less.
Taken as the property of Edwin A Wales and
Mary Wales at the suit of Alexander New
bould.
29w3S3 o. NJ. BARNARD, Sheriff.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23
Masonic Celebration at La
Porte.

Preparations have been made for agrand
Masonic CeleI,ra ion at La Porte next FIJI
day. Arrangements have been made will
the Cincinnati. Peru Il Chicago Rail Rpa
to carry passengers firm this place 10 La
Porte an back for one dollar each. The
trsin will leave the depot at $50 a. m.
and return in the e,eniDs. leaving In
Porte IT p. m. This is good chance
for our people Ia visit La Porte. and We
hope to be one among y hundred who will
avail themselves If this opportusiiv.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23

NEW STATE PRisoN.-Gov. Willard, af-
ter visiting the different localities c"mpe-
ting for the State Prison. has come 10 the
conclusion that the Commissioners ap.
pointed to locate said Institution don {
know as much ABOUT it as he does. and
will probably locate 1t at Logansrort or
Lafayette. We care very little where the
Prison is located. blu, We see very little
need Of appointing Commissioners Tor
that purpose if the Governor 10 to decide
the matter,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23
AN ORDINANCE

T amend section Of ordinance entitled "An
Ordinance to organic Fire Department."
passed November lst. 1853.
g tEC. l Be it Ordained, by the President and
- Trustees of the town of Plymouth, that so
mu oh of section of an ordinance entitled an
40 rdinancc to organize Fire Department" pass
ed November LIST, 1853, as reads as follows, tOwit
"Al | gunpowder, friction matches, camphene,
bur ming fluid, or other combustible dangt rous
mat erial shall be kept safe distance from fire and
liSh is, and shall rot be sold after candle lighting"
be, and the same Is hereby amended so as to read
as follows, to-wit: All gunpowder, camphene,
burr hing fluid and other explosive, dangerously
con lbustible material shall be kept at safe dis
tan, from fire and lights, and shall not be sold
afte candle lighting
s. !C2 Belt further Ordained, that much of
said section as reads as follows, to wit: "Any
viola ton of any of the conditions of the above
secti, IN, shall be deemed a misdemeanor and shall
be fin ed in any not less than ten dollars, "
shall be, and hereby is, amended so as to read as
folio, rs, to-wt: ANY person violating any OF the
provi lions herein enumerated, shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, and upon conviction
there Of shall be fined in any sum not more than
ten q, ,llars.
JBN KLINGER, Pres't.
ATT EST: OSBORNE. Clerk pro tenn.
NJ y 25th, le59-jun9- 2St3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23
SOmmambulist Adventu

The Adrian (Michigan) Watch ,toacer re-
laies the following particulars OF most
marvellous adventure IN the Michigan
Southern Railroad last week:
A gentleman with his wife took passage
=; Chicayo on the night express train for
,h. East. AID took berths in the sleeping
car. They laid doyu in their berths soen
after leaving Chicago. and were soon in
drsanland. The gentleman. it seems, had
a habit Of getting out OF bed while asleep
and did 50 at this time when the train stop
ped at Laporte. He walked out oi The car
and on to the platform in front of the
passengerhous.. and the cars came away
while he was walking about. He continu-
cd in this state until he was spoken to by
some of the men belonging to the station.
when he aweke. and at once realized his
condition. The ears had gone some time
and were long way this side.
The man was in deep tribula,ion. and in
formed he men Of his troubles. His wife Was
ON the train, and, worse than all, he laid
his poke. book containing 81 600 in his
berth, Of which his wife had no knowledge.
A locomotive was at the depot with steam
up. and he asked the engineer to name his
price to cvsrlake the train. The Superiu'
tendent Of the Western Division. being at
La Porte. consulted. and it was finally ~
greed 10 attempt to overtske the train for
$3.50, to which was added $50 for the en-
yineer and $40 tor the fireman.
II WAS no slight risk to run locomotive
over the Rad at irregular hours. to say
n",hing Of the extra speed required to over
take the train which had. by the time
they started. nearly an hours start; but
they can ON. fearful as was the risk. and
passed stations without slarking the speed.
leaving the switchmen to wonder what was
up. At one or two stations they were o
biigsd to stop for trains. but they succeed
ed in overriding the express at Jonesville.
one hundred and seven miles from La
Porte. The last twenty eight and half
miles were run in thirly-one minutes.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23
Democratic Convention.
Ihe Nominees.

The Democratic County Convention last
sa,urdsr. was we'll attended, and every.
thing in connection VITA it passed off har-
noniously. There WAS no excitement in
the asssmblaga, as it WAS known before the
nominations were made who the nominees
would b, large majority of the delegates
being distracted.
NJ. PACK ,RD. the present incumbent.
WAS nominated with hut little opposition.
This unauimity in his favor was not be.
oause of any objection to his competitors.
but was just compliment for his efficien-
ey as an officer. We have not heard one
objection to his official conduct during the
time he has served; and If man can dis
charge tho duri-s of a county Office for =
full term. and give satisfaction to all. it is
reasonable to infer that it would be diff
cult TO find man who would do more
His re election is generally conceded.
Gar candi la'es for Commissioner, are
men we'll qualified for the Office Mr.
Hughes ha. served one term, and he SO
inpsrtially and ably acquitted himself in
the performance of The resPonslble duties
of his office. hat his political opponents
admit that he has been the best Commits
sivner our county has ever had Mr..
Francis. ci izen of this town, is man
we'll pos ed in county affairs. and takes
a great interest in anything thar concerns
our people. He is member Of the Board
of Trustees o! Plymouth; was member
last year.-anl i; is supposed. that Lad il
not been for his ex-rlions, the Board would
have went under The office of Com.
missioner is an important one, and should
be tilel by the best men in the county.
The people should Look well To the quail
6caiions Of those Oh whom they impose
such important trusts.
II the Democrats will come up to the
work. Ike men whore actions are prompt
ed by principle. We may con6Jen ly ex
peet to cleo, cur ticket by handsome ma
jori =. We have. in our party. the els-
msnts II success; il we 4" not make prop
sr use of thsm. we should be defea,ed.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23

~Mr T;gsr claims that the Fl Wayne
Sentinel is the Oldest paper in northern In
diana, Il having been established in 1888.
By himself. He says when he common
c-d 'hsre were only two papers publi-hs !
north Of Indisnapolis--ihe South Bend
Beacon. and the Miami and Po'awotomie
Times. at Logansport-both Of which weIe
soon after discontinued. The Goshen
Dem -crat is the next Oldest paper in north
ern Indiana. II is now 10 tie twenty Sec
md year Of its existence. The LaPorte
Union is also one Of the Oldest papers in
he north.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23
ET Gudey's Ltiy's b n.k Ear Juuc

~God-y's Lsiy's B".k f"r june j.
before US. and after giving it careful ex-
thar j. is the best number of ihs Lady, 8
Book we have ever seen. This number
contains the great Widow B-dott sorry.
and those who have read the Willow Be-
dot papers will know how To appreciate
this story. Send for Cooley eiiately
if you want the best Lrdy's Book in the
world.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of Robert Rusk, de-
ceased, late of Marshall county, Indiana, will Of
fer for sale on Saturday, the 9th day of July 1882
between the hours of ten o'clock m: and four
o'ccUrK m of said day, all the personal property
of the decedent, consisting cf horse wagon,
one beds cad, one cooking stove, one set of tin
ner's tools. and other articles too tedious to men,
ton. credit of twelve months will he given on
all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving
note with approved security, waving valuation and
appraisement laws, with interest from date.
80 S. N. CHAMPLIN, Admir-.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23
THE SECRI IT INFIRMITIES OF
YOUTH Al ID MATURITY
JUST PUBLISHED !, GRATIS, 25TH THOUSAND.

BUkAT1S, HOUsAND'
A FEW W0R DIS ON THE RATIONAL
Treatment, without Medicine, of Spermatorrhea,
or Local Weakness Nocturnal Emissions Gent
tai and Nervous DE- bility. Premature Decay of the
System, lmpotenc y, and impedinents tomarriage
generally.
ByB. DE LANEY, MD
The important fact that the m INV alarmin. com
plants, originate ng in the imprudence and solitude
OF youth, may &c easily removed WITHOUT MEpI-
CINE, is in this mall tract clearly demonstrated;
and the entire ly and highly successful treat
ment, as adop' ed by the Author, fully explained,
bv means Of which every one ia enabled tn euro
HIMSELF peri ectly aud at the least possible cost.
the reby ave iding all the advertised nostrums OF
the day.
Sent to ,ny address, gratis and most free in q
sealed en- 'elope, by RENTING, (post paidl two
postage lamps to DR. B. DE LANEY, So east
3lst stree t. New York CITY
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
II. G. TEIAYER & CO.,
Produce and Commission Merchants,
WAREHOUSE NEAR THE DEPOT.
MAP OF MARSHALL COUNTY.

The undersigned propose getting up Litho-
graph Map of Marshall County, (if sufficient en-
c0uragement is given.) containing the Civil and
Congressional Townships. Sections, and the small
er subdivisions, with the owners names thereon;
Water Courses, Towns. Post Offices, principal
State and County Roads, Rail Roads, Mills, Lakes,
Churches, &c., &c. 1t will be 63x63 inches, in
side of the heading and references.
If sufficient number of subscribers are obtain.
&c, il will be ready for delivery November next
TERMS:
Cloth back and rollers. .............4 90
]. B. N. KLINGER,
T. MCDONALD.
Plymouth, June %, 1859.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23
Recommendations Was fonc 9

ExcENrRICITrEs.--- was fond Of
mayni6c,nt azure. and usually dressed in
All absurd manner. Diderot once travelled
from St. Petersburgh to Paris in his morn
ing gown and night cap. and in this guise
promenadsd the streets aRd public places
Of the towns on his route. He was often
taken for q mailman. While composing
his works, he used to walk about at a rapid
pace, making huge strides and sometimes
III owing has wig in 'hs air when he struck
on . happy idea. One day friend found
him in nsrs. "Good Heavens!" he ex
claim 4, what 10 the mattsr?" Il am
weeping" answered Did-rot. "as a story
,hs. | have just composed"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23
To NOnresid dents.

The undersigned with the County Sarvey or will
on the Ilth dav of July 1859, proceed to survey
and locate the corners of his land in section %,
{ wnship 50 moth range west, in Stark County
Indiana, 10 meet at the subscribers and continue
until all is surveyed. Nonresidents who
fill to meet the Surveyor at the time appointed
and defray or provide for defraying their portion
of the expense, will be returned to the County
Auditor and such delinquency placed ON the tax
duplicate and collected according to law.
29t5* JOSHUA AKERS.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23
To ] NOn-reSidentS.

The undersgn ed with the county Surveyor will,
on Tuesday thee 9TH day of June next, proceed to
survey and locate , the corners of his land in sec
ton ID, town 50 range l west in Stark County,
Ind to meet on he premises, and continue from
day to day till all surveyed
Non-residents " no fail to meet the surveyor at
the time and plac, above specified and defiay or
proyidc for defray ng their portion of the expense
Ofsaid Survey, will be returned to the county Au-
dtor and such deli aquency placed N the tax du
plicate and colecte, according to law.
A. JOHNSON,
iup9- o8t3 IRA WAY.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-23

HThe July number Of Arshur's Home
Magazine has made its appearance IN our
able. and after giving ii hastv perusal.
we pronounce il good" and chesrfully
il to our lady friends.