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To the Cito of Plynonth,
Important Announcement !
D2. T. A. LEMON, WaulJ respectfully in-$-rm
the public thjt he has f ecnred the ageucy
f Profeor James McClintoeks Celebrated
Fmilif Medicine, ami bus just received a full
apply which he is prepared to furnish wiole
or retail at tho Proprietor's prices:
Dr. McClintock's f im as an eminent phy
ician needs no comments from me. His medi
cines are the prescriptions adopted iu his private
practice, and as ucu are invaluable iu all cases
where it is inconvnieut to call ia a phvsiciau.
Their ale has been unprecedented in the East
ern and Northern states. Thev have effjcte
.1 . t i ..:t.,.
uousanus oi cure4, auu uu case ui uums j .
recorded
We wmW call attention at this season, fir,t
U Dr McClintoeks Pect ;rd evrap f r Rroncnitis
r. u o j .ftt;, nrm.,Ai n.i
Severe UonTis. tins great remedy ur.purai-
J . . - i i
elled for snccess in the- above coruidaibt.. It
parities the blood of all scrofulous tain, it heals
ulceration, it destroys tubercles in the birg, it
rrjulttes ihe bowel?, checks night sweat., and
strengthens thestom icb; it stimulates ihe vital
powers, and gives ig r to the whole Rysteni; it
liets nervous excitement, releives pain in the
che if, soothes the cough, promotes expectora
tion, anl at the same time affmls a delicate
aoarishmetit. It con'ains no opium in anyfonn
and agrees perfectly with the most delicate pa
tient. Dr McClintoeks Cold and Cough Mixture
C lds and recent Co igh, especially if accom
panied by fever or ind immatory excitement, re
quire a remt-dy different in character from the
l'ectoral Syrup, which is so valuable in chronic
complaints. The Col I and Cough Mixture is
precisely the enre for such recent coughs,cdds
and irriutinu of the throat auditing. It ises
pecially valuable for children, n family, in our
changeable clim if e, should be without this eili
cicnt remedy, which, if taken m the iiist sytnp
tms of cold, would prtvent many an attack of
Bronchitis and a fatal issue ia Coniimption.
N Liuauuin or preparation of Opium, in
ay shape, iu this Syrup, Trice, per bottle 25
ce it.
Dr McClintock's Tonic Mixture, for Fever
.dA"ue Tha createst specific for this feirfal
disease ever used. : never f.iiis to break tae
Chil'.s.aud restore tin? patient to blooming
health. O ie bottle will chect a cure, and
aecond will prevent its return eveu iu cas s i t
the longest standin?. It hastrff.cted t!iotiand
of cures wheaall o'her remedies hav fiile.l. I:
rontains no arseuic, mercury tr ther inj riou.
drags, but is purely vegetable, ami iiisU;id of
injuring the constitution it buihU up und i;iver
ton and vig3r to the whula system. Trie -31
j er bottle.
Pr McCUniocxsT onle Alterative Syrup, tor
tbecu-e f Cut meoa r kiu diseases, vii.: Tot
ter, scurT, S dt rh cam. boiis. rimples. .th.
Eingorm. Erysi;ela&. &c. Srrofilou Uiea
e: Scrofula or King's evil whi'e swjlUiiy,
goitre, Tumors, Ulcers, &.C Rheumatic Dis
eases: Chronic R ie-.im itisrn; gout, &c. M r
ciria orSypliiütieDiaes of all classes. Tliese
diseaseaall ariic from a t dm iu the system- re
q iirin an alter itive of the Secretions, and a
general p'iri'ieatiou of the Llood. For this pur
pose, the Tank Alterative syrup will be fouud
invaluable. Price, pint bottles, j S !,00.
Dr. MeCtintocVm Dy peptic Elixir. Dys
pepsia is aco n:noa coiuvd.iini with persons of
euentary habits. The physical sy tern be
comes weakenel by either w-n: of exercise; or
rraot of proper diet suitable to the c mdition or
occupation. Improper looJ, or too much ta
ken into the stoinuch, cannot be disrated ht-fore
rapid chemical changes take place that iuJlame
mueu$ tne.-nbranes, and carrying imperfect .blo.-d
into the systeTii. produces the most fnghrful
afTcrin?. 11 ad-nche, Giddsnes, N ;rvonMi,?ss,
Sur Stomach, Heartburn, V 1 itulehcy r.n 1 Co.
iveue. These are ome symptoms ot Dyspep
ia. Tau Dvspe';iia E ixir, taken in connection
with the Vegetable J'urg itive Tills, incases
where there is mach causrivr.ness, or with the
anti-billious Pill, when the action ot the Aiver
ia irrcg ilar, will be found the siost t ftectual
remedy ever employed. Trice, iu pint bottles J
Dr'McCUntnis Remedies for Rheumitin
Xtunlgi. &.C These excrutiating diseases
are radically cured by taking Dr -lLClintock's
Rhenmitic Mixture in doses of a teaspjonful
three ti nes a day. We hive seen the worst
cises relieved in 24 hours. For external use
we have never known so powerful and penetra
!in"an application as Dr MwClint-jcks Uhnim
atic Liniment. For swelletl limbs, bruises, in
lerual pains, cramps, chilblains.stiffjoints,tooth
acUe, and other painful complaints, where we
hae seen it tried, it act with magical ell'ccts
These remedies are sold ut 00 cents per bot-
t!.
Dr McClintock's Vegetable Purgative Till
far the relief of costivenes. and all its painful
result, such as Heada';ne,Dizziiies, Sick Stom
ach, Tain, and all the svmptoms e mmerated
uderthe "Dyspeptic Elixir." Iu 11 caes
where purgation i. needed, these Tills ate the
mnit ia.f and mild, but eiFicient cath irlic evr
compounded. Trice, j.er box, '2." cent.
Dr. McClintock's Antibilioui Pills for liver
camplaints. with symptom- such as yell wness
f the eyes and Vkiu, D'zzines. Headache,
pam in the risht .-i Je, .di-ordere I Stomach or
Bowels, deficient action of the Kidneys, etc.
These Pills. i taken in the incipient stages of
BilUousand Yellow, or o:h-r Fever, will ren
crally ward off the attack. Price per box, 2-jC.
Dr McClintocis Anndyne Mixture tor pro
ducing instant relief from pain. No person
need suffer irura Tooth ache, Head-ache. Neu
iVgia or Rhcunvttio I'jin, Chotic, ChilMain,
Pleurisy or Stiches iu the side.Paiu ia thp D ick
Side. L'iras. Ruwels BiaddeV, or in any p rt
f the bodv, Who will applv forDr McCliuto:ks
Anodyne Mixture. Its effect is like misic,
pro-lacing im mediae ease and cpuet, refreshing
sleep, eveu incase of the most excrutiatiug- u!-
fering. ,
Every family should be provided with a bot
tle Trice 50 ceut.
DrMeCHntocksAslhmaandWhoopinz Cough
Rtmedy. These distressing dise ises arespeed
ily and permanently releived bv thi purely
vegrttable Medicine. A trial is all that :s need
ed to prove its efficacy. Price, per bolt e, iO
DrMeClintoc?;' Diarrhea Cordial an J chol
era preventative, a certain cure for Diarrhea,
DysenUry .Cholera morbusand Asiatic Cholera.
This prescription has never failed to cure com
mon diarrhaea, and in dyseutary, it is cqnady
uccessf il. In the early stages of Asiatic Choi
era. it will be found invaluable. For the Chol
ic of infants aud Cholera Infantum, it is a sov
ereign remedy, Price; per bottle, 23 aud 50
cents, . ,.
The above Medicine prepared under the !i
rection of Professor JAMES McCLNTOCK.
late Presideut ot the Philadelphia collrge ol
Jledicine, &c..from the purest and freshest ma
terial., are strongly reccommended to the af.
flitted. They may he procured in Indianapo
lis, wholesale and retail, ol W. W. Roberts &
co., to whom persons in this State wishing agen
cies will please direct their orders.
Dr.T.A. Lcmou.
Agent for Marshall county,
43m6.
Te 9 So &&m&EEli
MANCFACTCaERS AND DEALEIS IX
fuii.vituizf:,
Chairs, AYUlow ware, Mattrasses, &c.
West Main Street,
L,aportc, lad.
Jtto25, 1854. 17yl.
To Ein Painters, ftc An as-ort-meatof
JapanneTins, suitable for sign pam
Urs foe sale by G.B.ROBLRTS
AtgHSt3, 1334.
CciS to Life Again
AFTER long aud tedious delay in business
because of building ic.
The subscriber proposes hencefortb to supply
the pubUc with a variety or Cabinet Ware
Tj- Ji rmnloved com Detent workmen he is pre
pared to fill all orders in any variety of work j
fcaod. Coffiins on hand or made te or- i r
der. of any quality at short notice, and at rea-1
Mm nnces Shop St. ware-room iu the new .
Tr,J rJUxt door south of Mitckels Foundry
Kundin next door south
a win
en the month side of the river.
flymoutb, Jn. lotk 1355.
L. A Joszth.
lltf j
Drugs, Medicines
A A D
At Wholesale or Retail.
21. 15. FEKSZUXCr & CO.
VRE Now receiving direct from New York.
Pdiladelphia and Cincinnati, a large
and splendid assortment of Drugs. Medicines,
Oils, Paints, Books, Stationery and Groceries,
which they offer to the public on the most rea
sonable ter.us, and every article sold by them
is warranted to be what they are recommend-
ed, and from a Ion experience in business,
they feel assured that they can supply the
i - -- -
public with just the articles necessary.
L Their medicines consist of the purest qual-
Jies that can be selected in market.
i Select ami i oiiroiitraf I Iov!ers
t,nt nn him nf hnt h Mrefnlil?lTiil llinpralf I
vfc.... u. ....... j
Quinine, Sulphur,
Morphine, Sal Soda,
Gum Camphor, Castile Soap,
Sulf. Acid, Tart. Acid,
Tannin, Cloves,
Nutmegs, Ippecac,
Opium.
Cream Tarter,
Brimstone,
Calomel,
Capsicum,
Rhutaib,
Epsom
Salts.
Paints and Oils.
White Lead, Lampblack. Prussian Dlue,
Red do, Venetian Red, Span. Rrown,
Black do. Vermilion do, Sweet Oil,
Chrome fireenFire proof paint, Linseed Oil,
Yellow, French Yellow, Tanner's d),
Whale Oil, Spts. Turpentine Lard do,
White and brown Zinc in Oil and dry.
famishes.
Copal Varnish, Japan Varnish,
Coach do. White do.
Furniture Co. Shellac do.
DycstufTs.
Ext. Logwood, Indigo,
Madder, Copperas,
Alum, Blue Vitriol, yc.
JBooks and Stationery. fc
Blank Books, jf'sfifW Memorandums,
School do, Xi7Tiine Rooks.
Letter Pjpcr,
Foolscap Paper,
Envelopes, Steel Pens. Gutta Percha, rircu-
j lar pointed Pen?, Writina Ink, and Arnold's
Writing Fluid, Show Case Goods aw endless
variety, Wall Taper and Window Shades of
the most Leautnnl patterns.
GROCERIES.
N. O. Sugar,
Havanna Suar,
Coffee Sugar,
Loaf Sugar,
Ciushed Sjg3r,
Cinnamon,
Ginjer,
Coffee,
Spices,
Tea, all kinds from CO
cts. to SU'" per lb.
Tobacco, all kiiid..
Cigars, all kinds,
White Fish,
Mackerel,
Hering,
Pepper Sauce,
Soap all kinds,
PATENT MEDICINES,
All tli at are worthy of public confidence,
kept for sale by them.
All kinds of school books 'recommended by
the Northern Indiana und Southern Michigan,
Teacher's Institnte, kept constantly ot Land,
and for sale. alo s- me ol'tl e works of tl.e Rev.
Emanyel Swedenborg. Free Bank money
taken at par for an" kind of j od.
H.B. PERSUING & CO.
I);C. 1-, li'Ai 40 If.
THE OLD LINE
DRUG & BOOK STORE.
G. B. ROBERTS,
DUUiiiilSI', and
Book Sem.lh, in
Clark's Brick Block, op
posite the pub. square La
Portc, Indiana, WHOLE
SALE and RETAIL DEALER IN
Drags, Books, and all articles appertaining to
the same. Occupying two rooms, the finest
aud most extensive in the city, :;nd having
Goods to fill the same he does not hesitate to
invite his numerous friends and acquaintances,
(whih a business of ten years in La Porte,
has given him. to call and and examine his
Sprits? Stock, which le is now receiving.
druggists, Merchants, Grocers, Pedlars and
others buying Goods to sell again, he cordi
ally invites to call. Buying Goods principally
by the package, he flatters himself that he can
furnish the same at as low prices as they can
be bought in any market, in less quantities.
G. 11 ROBERTS.
Laporte, Aug. .1. l-?5l. HW1.
TTllIE following is a f
i just received and fs
few of th many Books
for sale at the Old Line
Book Store.
Lost Prince.
World of Art,
Rob of the Bowl,
Fowlers Publications Entire,
Novels a large Stock,
Buist's Kitchen Garden,
Vicar of Wakefield,
Parley's Cabinet Library,
Poetical Uorksall kinds an t Styles,
Sol Northrup,
Trantwinecn Railroad Curves,
N. P. Willis' Works Complete,
Scribners Engineers Table Book,
Bancrofts Cnited States,
Jackson's, Noys, & Strong's, Penmanship,
Modern British Essayists,
Rollo Works,
Present age and nner Life,
Pirates Own Book,
Hazlett's Lifeof Aapoleon,
Humorous Speaker,
Bulwer's Novels in one Vol,
Mechanic's Book,
Florel (7ems,
Wild Western Scenes,
Old Brewery,
Mrs. Ben Darley.
G. U
August 3, 1351,
ROBERTS.
19yl
Pianos. The subscriber has just ree'd a
new assortment from the celebrated House
of Pirth, Pond V Co., and Hallet, Davis fit Co.,
with and without the Eolian attachment.
G. B. ROBERTS.
August 3, 1851. 2-'7l-
"11 TUSC hath charms to sooth a savage, Vc
I Violins, Banjoes, Tamborines, Accorde
ons, Clarionets, Flutes, Fifes,MelodeonsiVc.,
for sale at ROBERTS.
August 3, 134. 22 y I
MAPS of the Seat of War, just received by
ROBERTS.
August 3, 1831. 22yl
LETTER Presses, a new article, which no
business man should be without, for sal6
by G. B. ROBERTS.
Augusts, 1854.
22yl
THE U. S. Grinnell Expedition in search
of Sir John Franklin, just received by
G. B. ROBERTS.
August3, 1854. 19yl
GOING IT AT HOME!
rjhe undersigned has got his horse power
J in good repair and in complete operation,
and is now preparing to do all kinds of
In a nat and fashionable style. Cabinet ma
kers. Wagon Makers and others can be accom
modated with all kinds of work in his line on
short notice, nnd good material shall be used.
His work shall give satisfaction or the custom
er wid not be asked to receive it.
His shop is on Michigan street one door
North of Staley's tan yard.
JAMES W.GILLSON.
Plywouth, Oct. 12. 1854. 30yl
rHE undersigned offers for sale on terms of
easy paymeut, the North half of Lot No.
ten. 10 iu Plymouth, with dweliin,
Improvements, A bargain offered.
dr tin Mo onrl
Apply to
the owner
ANSON SUJNABARGER
Plymouth, Jan. 1, 1855,
A2tc3
F at irons
Are now informed that we are prepared
to execute in a neat and fashionable styl
all kinds of
Either in black or othercolors. The ma
terials are now in good order, and the es-
j tablishment is under the superintendence
I of an experienced and competent work
man. Jan. 1S53.
f3 Klanlr IIDOrli! MnrlrrsnaC I . c- . t-
v. j, ... a, usuc
r f'.iinctn hlc Hl nlf c rtf all Irin 'Is Alco
j Blank Notes, kept for sale at this oflice
,at prices to suit the times.
.11. 11. F.lISR.l.Vn,
ATTORNEY iCoanrrllorat Law, am! Real Estate
A?cnt, LAPIlßTE, IM)M.A.
Will attend to the collection of Taxes, buying,
; selling, and renting ofrca estate, exaimna-
tiou o. Titles. Ac. 41 yl
ra.N.ßTanlove, D.D.S,,
Kosiclent Deutest,
Office on Market street, opposite the Bar-
nMt lloupe,
LOGANSPORT, INDIANA.
June S, 1S5I. 14yl
NEW GOODS.
BIZICM $3?t2ii3a
N. H. OGLESBEE & Co.
Are now receivins a general assortment of
r,.,, rjnn,i f r.
i ' j tw..-.
tLTiCL UilQQS, lirCCGriGSi
9
CrocUcpy, &c
Which will be sold at Laporte prices and no
mistake. Nothing will be added for transpor
tation from Laporte to this place.
We are comparative strangers to the citizens
of Marshall county, but we hope they will 'a
vor us with opportunity to show them that our
prices will not be any hL'htr, at all events,
than the present Plymouth prices. They may
be a little lower. However, come and try us,
as in trying, you will certainly be finding out.
We are expecting in a few days, direct fron.
New York, a lot of Ladies fancy Dress
1ooris of the very latest styles, to which
we shall invite the especial attention of the
Ladies. We sha'.l have aud intend keeping-
constantly on hand as
food an Xssorftncnt
As any other store in town. Call and exam
ine our goods and get th3 prices before pur
Chasing el.sfc'wi;ere, that you may be sure you
are celling your goods 5t fair prices.
All kinds of a'l'OdtZCC taken in exchange
!"or coods. N. H. O. &. Co."
March 23, ln.V.. jftf.
The ISoarc! oi Trustees of
(enter Toivusliip
"XfILL hohl tlicir regulär meetings on tlu
J last Saturday in Jane, A igust, October,
December nnd February of ihe 3 ear rouimeiic
ing on the lirst Moudav in April. 1S"4.
" S. I. TABOR, Pres!.
Attest W. M. Dunham Cleik.
June 1,1851. 13lf.
New Store & New Goods.
t IIlE Subscribers Laving permanently lo
JL cated in Kuox, 'Starke Cennty Ii.lian;i,
announces to the people of Starke end adjacent
ceunties. that they have on hri.d a full ivA v:c'.
selected Stuck ef
RIES.
QÜEEXSffARE, HARDWARE,
If zoo;len ware
BOOTS & SHOES,
SILK AND FANCY
GOODS' a,d sucli other articles are usu
;tly kept in n C mutry S.ore, at as reapoiiiIe
prices as can be had at any poiut iu the West.
Thy keep on h:iiid a irmid Mlpplv of
at low prices.
Th.-ir terms will be liberal, and iincurreiit
mency 'nk-n at its led cnh value.
No tr uMe to show o nls or ive prices,
Thev will receive new roods almost evtrv
mouth, and always ker p their steck veil re-
uleiiished.
Do.t fers t the place Store of
C. II. &. K. S. TIBI ITS
1C55. 4(lyl
Jan. 22,
In Use flarlx.ct
The highest cash price will be paid lor all kinds
l.'suailv bought and sold by Druggists. t the
Ei-us Store of G.B.RODERTS.
Laporte, July 0. 1851. 18:f
HIE STATE OF INDIANA.
STARK COUNTY, SS.
In the St nk Cit e iit Co irt. Spt'r. term 1555.
Arnot Shields un l Juices Y. O inn.
against
Ca'harine Ami sirelds, Mat'l la T.
Andrr.tor, danhf-r of John 'F.
Shit Id. deceased. Get rge F. Shi hls
Jordan V.ShieUK A dt üa A. Shield,
Marffhtet Shields and Jodma J.
Shield, the widow and heirs nt
livv of Juhu T. Shields decea ed,
Al igil Mott. and George V. Mott
her hus'mnl. frhe being the. widow
of Thomas Sh e'd deceased, nnd
Joshui J. Sh'elds, nnd CathaiinV
Ann Shields, the children and hf ir-
t 1 iw of raid Thomas Shield, de
ceased, and John Lindsey ai.d Nan
Petitor
tor
pirtltioa
cy L n-lsev, his wife.
WHEREAS, the pliint'ff in the foregcir g
entitleil ca ise has filed his petition f r
partition of certain real estate therein decri-cd
an I whereas, the iiflld ivit of a disinterested
person is al.-o fil d in my office showing that
the s lid defendants George F. Shields, Jordan
V. Shields, Julia A. Shields Margaret Sh:el ls
an l Joab Shields are non resident of the Sate
of Indiana. The said George F. Shield, Jor
dan V. Shield?, Julia A Shields, M-irgniet
Shields ni,d Josh J. Shields are therefore here
by notified f the filing and pendency of nid
petition and that unless they appear and plead,
answer or demurthereto. cnor before the cal
ling of this c ose on the !irt day of the next
term of the said court to be holden at the Court
Home iu Knox in raid county on the third
Monduy inSept'r. net, the same as to them
wi'lbe taken as confessed, and will be heard
and determined in their absence.
At'et.
Charles IIumturets, Cl'k.
PjIATT TABOR,
A.G. OEVTT,
Attorneys for Pla!ut: IT.
April .12, 1855.
4:3.
In Ordinance.
Be It ordained by the President and Trustees
of the Corporation of Plymouth,
That Douglas street shall be and hen by is ex
tended north from its present termination par
allel with Michigan Road south of the Bridge
until it intersect South Streit.
Ply mo Ith April 3d. 1855.
ILDilOWN, President.
Attest, M. W. Smith, Clerk.
BLANK NOTES, or an approved
forr? for sale atthis office. -
MSB r'ijW
C. WEED,
IMFORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
EARTHENWARE,
52 COURTLAND STREET, N. YORK.
lotlPr All persons know in them
lULll. setves in,iebied to the old
firm of Carters and Cleveland, or CS. Cleve
land individually, will please call immediate ly
an l nuke payment to the undersigned, who
will be found at all times atthe store "of Charles
Pahner in Plymouth.
JAMES McFARLTN,
for GILSON S. CLEVELAND
Oct. CPth 1851. Svtf.
XU Vol. D'Aubigns Hist Reformation,
J Russia as it is,
Great Men and Great Events,
Ilaswell on Engineering,
I'ppeTTenand Lower Million.
For sale by RODERTS.
August 3, 1851. '22yl
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
DIt. J. I'. ItltOOUIl biviu? perma
nently located in Plymouth, tenders hi"
piofrsslon d Services to the public. All calls
promptly attended to except when absent.
Oflice'in Hon2hton'Blo.k. J.E IW.OOKE.
Dec. 14th, IÜL .19. I
Plymoulli, Ind., March, 22, 1S55.
r IIIE same young man. John, of AVtr M:r
.1. k'et notoriety, is determined that th; peo
ple of this community shvll not starve unle s
they will M'ilully, and with malice afore
thought, and without the fear of good sound
Potatoes, Turnips, Hadishes. Onions au 1 Har
den vegetables of all description", 1 efore their
eyes also Rett I'ork, Turkeys, Geese, chick
en', Tickled Feet and Tongues, Dried Reef
and Venison Hams, Smoked Hams, Shoulders
andCacon, Salt Pork, and
VEGETABLES
Too numerous o in-nt:on; all of which I de
sign to keep constantly on Land and 'or sale,
if the market will justify it. If they will
starve thus surrounded and cared for. can
not htlp it. I have some of the sweetest
:es en glb ir
That has ever been presented to this market;
f'ils of all kinds, Tomatoes an I Pi-kl-s that
will last until they coir.e again. Pickled aud
Smoked Sausages.
will also endeavor constantly to supply
my customers with
Fresh Steak.
As soon as the w eather is a little more set
tled, I intend to have other things in the
ground a little before me neiahhars, and then
look out and call .-oon, for fear you may miss
the early opportunity oflered lor
Partien Vegetables.
I John always has tliem first and last Call in
! citizens and make up at John's honest market
a part os what you have lost at oth r laces.
I have Catsup and Pepper-sauce of my own
raising and making.
Now come up to the Store, where you will
i Of all k inds English aud American I'rillls,
fine and common De Lanes, Sim mbry'-, Re
raize. Dress Silks, Cloth?, Sheetings, end in
fact Everything that can possibly be thought
cf iu the Dry Good hue. ALSO
Such j s Tea, CoCee, Sujrar, Saleratus, fiine;
Molasses, Pepper, Spice, Nutmegs Tobacco
and Ci.r.rs, l ings, Medicines, i'aiutd. Ods
and Dye Stutfi of any and tvtry kind.
Moots and Iioe$
Of all kinds, EdtreJ Tools for both Mechanic
and Farmer, Yankee Notions but on a chris
tianized principle. Then comes
Glass and Crocker) Wares
From tl.e finest to the most common, to iui;
every Fancy. Call and see for yourselves.
I am owing some Idtle debts, and in looking
over rny books, I bserve there is ome ouing
me. Now let us all tret together and straight. -en
up these little matters that remain between
us, an I that imtne Stately. You are, think,
all good peojleand 1 believe you will do so.
Out of sympathy, won't you call and see
John, as he is at present sick?
JOHN C0UGLI-.
March 22, 155. 3 if
FOR SAIjHs.
MHE undersigned wishing to leave this
county, are desirous of disposingoftlici
Farm situated six miles west of Plymoii'h in
Marshall county, Inj. Said farm contains two
hundred ?cres, forty of which is good Timber
Land, the balance barrens, with about on
hundred acre under good improvement.
There is a good dwelling houje and out hou
ses on tl-T premises, and a good bearing or
chard of choice fruit.
Said Farm is well watered with never fac
ing Springs, and is well calculated to taise
stock hs well as grain, it issituated in a good
neighborhood, convenient for schools ami
churches, and within half a n ile of a good
Crist Mill. For further particulars, enquire of
the subscribers on the premises.
FiORERT T. WELCH,
GEü. N. WELCH.
March 22, 13.5. Im3-
Five (hoiiaiifl jlcn, Women
And Childieu tob y my Stock of
GROCERIES
Which I am selling at the lowest possible fig
ures, am permanently located, and intend
doing a straight forward business. intend
to keep all articles usually kept in a
Grocery and Provision Store.
I u'ill take Cutter, Eggs and most 'all kinds
of Produce in exchange lor them. Cash not
re used.
JM. II. Will all those indebted to me for
Gools, please call and pay me, as am very
I needy and u list have money to meet my ue
! mands. Hoping you will call and see me,
remain your obedient servant,
N. R. PACKARD,
rr.arch 22, 1835. ltf
Corporation Notice.
At a meetii.g of the Presidert and Trustees oi
the C irporhtion of Plymouth holden on the 3d
day of April A. D, 1855, It was ordered that
notice be j ubl.thcd in the Plyaiouth Bonier,
That application will be made to tb3 B janl ol
County Commissio.iers at their June Term
1855. for the annexation to ihe Corporation of
thefol owing described Lota and Territory, to
wit: So much of the north half of the south-wrst
fourth, west of the Michigan Road, ot section
Qumber thirteen (No. 13) Michigan Road land?,
as has not been heretofore annexed to said cor
poration, owned by A. L Wheeler. Enq. Al
so, E wings addition as hi id and plaited, but not
recorded, numbered from one to one hundred
and thirteen (from 1 to 113) inclusive nnd tdso
including out lots A. and B. and the territory lv
iug cortb of the Fort Wi-yue and Chicago Riil
road, and south i-f out lot number fifty seven.
(No. 57.) Als. 0 much of the Plymouth Mill
property, owned by Austin Fuller as lies wckt
of Yollow River
Piymouth April 3d. 1855. s
R. BROWN President.,
Attest, M. W. Smith, Clerk.
New Blanks. Deeds, Mortgages and
Quit Claims of an approved short form, and at
a very hort price, are for sale at this office.
Also Blank Notes neatly printed and for sale
at the same place
All Sizes of Hall's. Patent Con
crete Fire Proof Safes for sale at the sign of
the Rig Pad Lock by 11. S. KELLOGG.
Per.i, fnd., Apr. 5, 1S55. 3t3,
Insurance tafs Certificate of iclliorily.
State ol Indiana.
To expire 31st of July 1S55.
AUDITOR OF STATE'S OFFICE,
ndianapolis, March 15"
WHEREAS, TUB JLTNA XSUIUNCE
Comp ny of Ilurtlord, Conti, has file I
in th's i ffi- e, a sworn statement of its condi
tion, o i the 13th of Match: 1855. the act of it
incorporation and amendments, properly cer
tified to, and its writb n instrument, nomina
ting its Agents and authorizing them fully and
unreservedly to acknowledge service of pro
cess in the event or v.
NOW. THEREFORE, in ptrsuanc of the
requirements of "An act to amend an ac1, en
titled an act for the incorporation of nsu
rance Compai ies, defining their powers and
nrpsrrihin thf r 1 it i s." at proved .March '2.1.
1855, havng presented satislacto:y evidence j
to me Ol full compliance 10 wie leqmreme-'is
and specifications o ' that act, , H;ru:n E Tal
bot. Auditor of the State o Indiana, do certi
fy that Charte H. Reeve, of J'lym uth. as
the Agent f said company, is authorized to
transact the bminess of Insurance, a- the A
gtnt of l! e said Etna Insurance Company, of
Hartford, Conn, in this State, until the .11st
day of July, 1855. to the cx ent that I e may
be commissioned and appoin ed by the said
Company.
In witness wfereof have hereto fuhscri
ledmy name au i caused the s alof my office
to be nffixed, this d :y of March, A. P,
lt-53. H. E. T A .ROTT, State Auditor
Sta'e i en, of the A-'n i -s na ice C.n p m;.-,
of Hurrloid, Count cti u as r q i; o I l y the
,'a.vs of tl e S u'e .f luiliuua. rt! t:i: to Age its
of liSi'Mic.! Comp iniis, ii c rp uattil ly
a iv othei" S ate. pa-ed in 155
The inline of the Co? p u y i-A tn i In: ur. ncc
C'-ipan v, 1 icated :tt II titl. r I C uuett e t
The e.ipind S:..ck Is
Th uvst ts of tlu- C 'mi a iy an :
C.ih tl h uul. in bank und ill the
hands of orher tu is hi, S 1 75. 'Go, i
t'e 1 es a.: ulrnc iiiib rt-t',
Hi t.72i5
M ti org g bonds, 7 1 r 1 e.:t m e. et
l;tv..bl - s.mi-ai.ti lü.ly, 4ft,U00 0,1
21' d do ' 2siiH',!;u
vO Virgit i. S a'e Ibi.its.C per cents I'JM), ''.)
5 No th C.r.di ia d .",UJ;) 0
1(1 J r--y Ci')' w: t T do 10.150, UL
DjI. S d if the t.O up: Jr.", secure I by
nur SC' 313.17
II. Us leu ivuble, i.tiiplv secuieti j ky
;.bl iit I : 1 1 ; 1 : ,
Pr -miuni n te.i.
All 0 her Sri' I ri" !C5, i:
5ÜÜs!i.ir--.s II ml' r I .tud N--w Haven
It. 1 1 -oad C'Miin.iiiy.
315 Har. bud ai d Providence co
1U7 B'Jittoi and H. r -ester.
4 Nt-.v AlTj.ii y üiitl .s.le n,
-2 ,1) Co iu' c:ifi: Ki er.
Uarit ud und Pravidel. 10 ier rt
Ci i.UTalitted S i ck
:lil:) I'h enix Ro.k, Il.riford,
KicLa g ; Ban', du
2 )J Farm, an-,1 Me h, do
I.'iU C lliiicticiit Rit T U.hk
2 ) ) Il itt rd 11 uik,
IIS Slite Rank
10') City Rmk
r" Rii.k of Hartford County
: liable Rank Providence
lV'J Ri::k f Amt r!c l
li 0 Ii .nk ot Nr:h A nt ii a.
.,0 liauk "f the t'oinm- nv a!th
I -Vi Ruk of tleR -pull.c
-J-fl Itrond wav R ink
It 01 72 11
19 40:, '27
02. 500,01
15.75n.Jl')
IU 8:17.1 i0
10J 00
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7,9 .o.oo
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15 000 00
10.20) 00
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1250 0d
7 5 U'ii-m J'a-ik
ICO P-.oph s Riiik
10 ) 11 .1,. er Raak
41'!) Mechanics Rank
1U0 N. Y. I.i.e Li, ai.d T. U't C
10(1 t'ni'e i S-ate 1 rut Co.
lot) Si. .T rd Rank 3 iüS paid n
5 J Connecticut Ri.i r Ce.
5-lO,G3:3 1!6
N debts di e or not due t;j Ra ;ks or o'her
eredittirs.
Lo - es aijuVc Inn i dec m ne.
Los. es :ii!tj'a-e 1 und ut due C7 Col 4 1
I oss. s in a Tu e I -. n I in suspense
waiting lui Un r proof o 0J9 r.O
All o'her cluiii.s ag:iiii:t theccmpiny r.iesma.1
i c ;
A.'i'i.ts Jirc i::.t:t.cbd to take
Or prillin g ,c
no riik otr
$10 CM.
The in;., u ;t irsu el n rny ry, o vn or vii
1 ige is l o ti el, b it top. mis upon tl e t h u"; C
t r, raiitiiil ;iü.1 coii'trur li.m of hu'dd'nLs.
the wicith i f s.rce's, tiie f iciiities for e.vm
ir, r..-hii g fi s iiiid tl er e:.r'unisl.iiices.
Ti e aitioiiiit insure d iu bbnk var e ; il;e i:i
tuttio.i is to 1' mit the !o s by any one tire to
$10UiO or l.-ss.
A eoj y of the Act of Inct rpoi a i n .i? II
awn i;Jli.c:.tS there. 1 s hen Willi .r si n'ed.
'IHOS A. ALEXANDER, Sec
State of Connecticut, )
llarlft rd io n y. ss
Ibtitl'.T.I; Mtnh 11th. 1-5. ' i
Pcr o i l y app r nI IWna A. A ex and. rt
Seen t;. ry of the Aeii.-a Limit u.ce c inp;ui.
:ui I luade oath tb.it the f iregt i-ig s'a'meat.
1 y h'm :ibsciibetl is true according to his be:'
kuow ledce aud be'ivf.
HENRY FOWLER, J. P.
A; r l ir,l -5- 51
Hardware and Cutlery.
To my la r:ely increased stock purchased iu
the east this lall, I am const nily receivins
additi ns from the eastern markets and manu
factories. 7 have now on hand a lar: er and cheaper
stoc k Una can be found elsewhere in this vi
cmi'y have added many new articles, as
well as incras-ed t',oae heretofore kept, A"
mong the articles of u hich I have kept a lul' as
so tmetit on hand are. building Materials and
Hcuse Trimmings, Locks, La ches. P-utts,
Screws, Nails, Riads, Window Sash, Class,
&c, &c.
Table and Pocket Cutlery the best assort
ment ever offered in this market.
C rpenters and Coopers' Tools A full sup
ply of N. Kellogg' and other makers just re
ceived Cabinet Makers' Goods, Mahogany
Veneerä and Knobs, till, chest, and cupboard
Locks, table and bed Castors, Glue, ic.
Saddlery A sele. t as rtment of ill kinds,
of Saddlers' trimmings.
Carriage Trimming's Gutta Percha and Oil
("loth, enameled and Patent Leather and Lace.
Also, Habs, Shafts, Felloes, etc.
For MillersAnchor Rolting Cloths, Lea
ther and Rubber R 1 s. Saws," Files, Pack ns
Yarn, Rlock Zincs, etc.
For Farmers All kinds of Farming utensils
Plows, cast steel, and cast steel backsevthes,
Cradles, Forks, Rakes, Spades, Shovel.- and
Hoes.
For Rl cksmiths Constantly on hand, a
very large st ck ofShoenberger iron, all kinds
of Street, Yoaghiog. ny C-al, and Blacksmiths'
Tools--a 11 warranted.
Also, Tin PI te, Copper, Pumps and Lead
Pipe. Ali ve y cheap, at wholesale and retail
at the sign of the big pad-lock.
H. S. KELLOGG.
Peru, Nov. 23, '51. 43yi
COR.ONER'S INQUEST.
Found dead on the 23d inst., on the La
porte toad, about nine miles Northwest of
this place, a man tuoposed to be about 45
years of age, five feet 6 inches high, light com
plexion, dark brown hair, and bald-headed.
Upon inquest, was found in his breeches
jocKei, i du in silver cnange, a pocket kni e,
2 pair of Spectacles one with and the other
without a case, a bundle containing 2 shirts, a
s' ort coat, light color, together with a small
kit ol shoemaking tools and a pint flask con
taining about one gill of whisky. It u sup
posed by the jury that he came to his death
by excessive drinking and lying on the damp
ground, as thero were no marks' of violence
mani ebt. LORENZO MA IT E SON,
Coroner M. C,
April 2tthf 1635,
Vittshurg Stone Coal.
rriJ"iRushel. best cualiiy Pi tsburg
aCxJXJKJ MoneCoal lor sale atthe sigh of
the Rig Pad Lock by II. S. KELLOGG.
Peru, Ind. Apr, 5, IS55. 3t'
TENTH GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
OF THE
Zxi Hnton Socictn-
SOO.OOO GIFTS
VALUED AT,
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Certificates For This Year, One Dollar .
The members of the ART UNION S0CETY,
on the occasion ot this the tenth Ü s ribution
of the
Accumulated by the Society during the past
year, would respect ully call the allention of
its patrons to the lad that, being about b re
move to the buil lings in course of erection for
the society in ti e ci y af Washington, tl.ey
will add to tho REAL ESTATE and ot'.er
Landed Property belonging to the Society, to
the
IitribtilIou For Tili Year.
AMhelast meeting of th Socio-fv it was
Te erm'ned to REDUCE THE CERTiFCAT E
OF SHARE FOI.'THIS GRAM) ENTERPRISE
TO ONE DOLE 1R EACH, th liking then by
; hat it will b- Ihe means of a more central
diTis'oao' the work of'Artits Ihrcttjl.onl the
country, and will enable the society to extend
tlitir labo s lor the advancem- nt of tl.e
In 'his ci untry. Th- cirtificate of SJinre
will ! e issued nt
-Accompanying which each p;irel,ns-r wi 1
receive 're of charg -, bv ieti.ru mail, a b-a ;
tiful Li: e and S ipple. Engraving, entitled
Wasiiinglon, on Doreliesfer Fltzhis
Ilepresenti"g aneve.dful Per od iu tl.e his
tory I Our Country.
j".rt u'll be seen, by referriiii,' to tl.e li'
tl at tip re a:e n.any Yaluab'.e Pieces o'" P.. p
erty, many Cost y Paintings, Sup:rii St tuiy.
Beautiful engravi ig , Costly J. .lry, M gn.l
i et!t Shawls, . other be tili i;l i Ks, lurh
as Clock.', Watches, Illuminated wurk-, Cc,
t tl.e number of Five IluuJjcd Ti.ousm.d
worth slOü.OOi).
As the Society expect to remove to th
New Hall at Wa bin-ton I-y the mi idle ...
Juu , the distril uti n w 11 1 ike pi ce on tl e
V i v t o VmJ ii I y , ! i 5.7.
Th-' s: in ? rn't-s and r gulali. ns that h- ve
iieretofor..- jmi led tl.e Soeieiie's uistribui 'ons
will be adhered t iu th s, ; ti 1 on no c. cnr.t
will there be an l Po-tp ncmeut from the day
named. All letter s.nd com i nnicaiim s.(po t
p:iid) for cert fioate or o:i bi.si:ie s, are io l e
add re seJ to the
snrrnLK.x office ;visiiix?;Tny.
Directed t-llie Secretary, who wll an wer
ly return ni il. Single ubsetihers rt-in itt i r-lt
Ten DoFars wrl receive one e r's sub crip"
lion to any o! the M.Ui.Zl.f! Uieyin:iy n m
in their letter, t l;e forwarde 1 free of e:iari:e
forth-.; time of Subscription, one y. a-.
Tl.e following list ot. t lutes a p.artofthe
GIFTS FOll 1855.
The -plendid House and l ot of tl o Ait
Union Soci ty, situ ted in Rroadway SZ' 00 '
A .'u perb dwell i'.aj, t' e residence of
th lat- AtiMm Swi zer. Es-j. 15.0
The bea it full'timmer ReS'denc.y.fJolh
ic Cottage au L' rou nds at Hawk's
Nest, on the Hudson River. CO.OuO
5 sma'l Dwellings, situate 1 on tho !''
beloTiirineto the Sue ety inO.'d .'treet 10,000
10 magiiificeit C n.el's Hair Sli.wl.
Those .-hawlsar t!;e mos: beautiful
work f artevtr be!. ti l. lO.CCO
I se of Diamond Jewelry consisting
ot 7 pieces eacli ail antique l a -terns,
iu a 1 eautiful Pe;irl Jew I
Ro. 10,000
lüsi.'ts of Pearl lewelr--, coii'-stiitg of
7 Pieces each, all dilT.reut style ,
and of Persian rnanu i.ctnse o 0j;;
12 Cold Watches or Ladle;;. very hi nu
tiful and curio ;.s works of ur!; one
tl.e ti.e of a half di e. 7 f
I'.) IP.-itch - for (.'eiiLltmen, all
Terr
pa.-
heavy, o d.ll"
r nt tty es and
ier.1.
00 ZIou 'ere, To 1 land Daiing Cr.s s
for ladies, some finis!. . d in Pearl
rattern-' Louis iiY.
1 1 rge Clock, a vei- beautiful work ol
a t. mace uy i-ipor.-.i ni t,t:oti!e. liu
ished in a style oi 'beauty -a 1 art uu
sur ase I.
U'.iO Cold Thimbles, alld .Ten. nt pal
tern, very heavy.
2dd copies of the live - of reat Paint
ers, superbly bound, w th an eti'ira
ving ol each ar ti t.
üJ.t.OO Hluininaied Albums. thiTcrer.t
2,00:1
o!) 0.)0
styles and pat e ns.
C0d copies ol G iswol i's Retubii.:an
Court splendidly bound with tinted
engravings. -1,00.1
IPO copi-s f Roydell's 'Iliivfrniio:!- of
Shak-pe re. To the admirers of the
Great Poe", this work will le an ac
qui itio:i. 10,0:10
! - ' ' ' ' ' - I " . I ' ' i -
Ye ii us rendin. forth Cupid and Hyrrcn
Titi :n. " 2 'Pin
Rept'ar Roy Murrillo 1 n0i
Tobit and the Angel--Salva'.or Ros-t, ,vQj
Night Yow Claudi , 1,0' !
Motion! a Corregio, i .0,30
A Herd T tian. ?.no
A Head Yandyke, ö')o
Landscape Poa 5 )0
A Piece Guitto, .mü
Hattle piece Wouverraan, 5 ,0
bandle .pe C aude, 5Q0
Thrre are olh rs in the fame artists, all
original, be-ides some splend .1 Pictures by
Alliston. Sully, Reynolds. Neagle, Doughty,
Cole, Chapman, David, YerneC S nart. Ifer.
be t, Track. Bennington Read, BartletCSchlos!
Huntington. Johanah. he him dt. Rembrandt,
Schaub. Peik'ns. Lewis. Ellis. Hamilton, and
others fully described in the c ;taloue, which
will be forwarded on a. plication by letter post
paid, to the Secretary, who will answer by re
turn mail.
ClibioflO. 1 Extra Certificate,
Clnbs of 2d. 3
Clubs oföO, 8 " "
The money in all cases to accompany the a-
plication for certificates.
AYill be entitled tothe siimete ms asabov?
with the extra indu ement of a set of BOU
DOIR FURATTl'RE with Rich Colored India
Hangings, fine Ind a Lace Curtains and ev ery
thing of rhe most Splendid Description to the
Ladies' Club wha will send the largest remit
tance for Certificates.
POSTMASTERS are authorized to acf as
agents, and the postmaster remitting the lar
gest amount for shares will receive a Hand
some (Jail IVareA ami Chain, valued at Two
Hundred dollars. The money must a -company
the application (by letter, post paid,) in
all cases, and Certificate, with the Engra
ving, will be forwarded free of charge bj re
turn mail.
Correspondents are requested to write their
address, with the county, Town, Post Office
and State, plainly, in order to avo:d mistakes.
All letters answered by leturn mail.
Catalogues of all the Gilts, w.th va'ue and
explamtion, can be obtained on application
to the Secretary, to whom all letters for Cer.
tificales, &c must be addressed,
ALFRED JOURDIAN, Secretary,
. Washington, D. C.
M A YN ARD LEWIS. .
FRANCIS INCE, J Directors.
FERNANDO LiVrNGSTON. S
T. W. BAUER, treasurer.
4tni5
A. BARGAIN.
8f ACHES of land are now offered for ;aV
J described a follow : the east h.lfc'f
tho south wet quarter of iection 27 in town
ship 31 north . f range 2 eat. This land is
wll timbered, a id the best of yoü Ai d Le
i n j about ot;e mile from the town of PJycoj'h
U one of the Lest chance new effered.
For terms ii.qu.re at the L'anner c2 e
O'v'lf
3
rjllli: subscriber uiH still te fo.Jfl,
..I u, nanu, trucavi uriix
please .tl.e pu:d.c, pro-t;.-se to letn -i',.
witii.oa.i in j.is jioutr t'lun'-n i;.
r.it . J-.iJ il.tiQ J.l.S C liest
lZ f -rA l"lrP patronage
Dec. KS1..,J. -:Ctf WCEmL
c &rur Store.
IS 'if ;( ft ,-2:tdrew- keep con.
lh-t u CUmummIs, painty, Oils, Yarnishe.
Fn'örv A- Vl a;sor,,"t"t Gt Toys and
y- GV ;Sa ,;"J Ll'y l)t"$ ore.one Coo
esto. .! e Lapcrte Hof, 1. Ljporte. ml 41yr
medicalTjoticeI
w. many; rzo'iiz ah
Having p-rm:il..-i:ylo,.a?,.di!l p;, Iilo., J
He V'. Vt V':1 J--,M,,,t tL.x.Ls to the' P,I.
t.l its;, it, r(1 the same.
A be:,;!,. ,h,y or i.L-!:f. sl.uil , erci.e pmpt
. f .Vr 11. R. Hi,.'s irir,,v:r.- SN n .
Jan. .si l-.y, vi s. ILGINIUJTHAM.
( o r
: n . IT? . r: r tj-t
I "1 A r-. r w a r"
5 o A U U L h il.
b
r- A " r .
f'F.WINO j.i.r.-:.;.std ti e cr.tirc in- re-t
J..I. t': es!;i: !;s!.::.o:::, cr.-.i add.d to a
splendid a i.jttu t i.t c J i .j
f ' ?
CL;0 a3?if:x3xrc2r
Kver bronchi to tr.is i-iarket, l.e i r. pe-? his o 1
euton.ers and the i-'.itdic rerally to give hir.i
a en 11 at the oi i r.u ud i i the nort'; room ot
Risk's new I uib'iiisr. His steck of
Fa ft and SZ:itt'i' 4lo -thing
Is r:iciiMvc Coniplplc.
Win'cr Coats, runt.-, Vst?, Shirts. Co1I.it.
Cr.tvals. Hats, Cap", Roots, Sjoe?, Trytikr.
Carpel Rags, and iu br t every thing in t.v
said line of trale. tosreltier with Ya:,!;te Tr.
lions, Jewfiry. ii'. i',c. He is now r;; :i.'
c'l to sell cli'M!)' r tl nn myoti.i-r estüi.ii.
ment west o: New Yoik Ci y. IPs sick ol
fmnkljinQ (Boobs,
Cio'.l.s, Ca?r;?.".f-rt s, Sat:nr;.t, a"d ?H ottt'T
k'n Is of Wi..t r (', r-u::'t ! 1 at in a-i -porti-!i
of Noitl er l:.dir..i ', and his variety -i
Tii in:.;g3 'or Tad r- rndo'-icrs n ak.n
clot.hitic, vi.'l I e f.-;::;d ii.öre extensive tl.itta:
any o her house in t,i s pine...
Don't io fnitiewi.rre ! -e and s.c-1 cl .'! 1
he-lore yo-ical at the l'eo;!e's !:ea; tdol.'jir
tre here on a;e i: r- u : e vc-r;h oi
yom- money, and U r.w ihe j re: r t r i f t!.
e.ta'd.shm'.iit w.th f.e wr.imeiühatik n rv .
patron a ee. I'.il. -
Oct. 11, iL-il. 3itf.
ttlvj
r. -
-. i-i ! Uta
STOVES & TIN WARE.
rrnFun.lei-g.ie.I :.; b-me to inform th
1 ' 'til; o.o'iUl and 5 li iiiiiii.Ki pi f.i-. .
tl V. ' i. n t he .'I -. Oil , . ;.l f, ntrli i-, !' rei I!f woe- -
iv !i. m N v.- Voil,. i -.1 t riili ,,.:;t c,,.n.
;- k '.'' H.ir.'wate. S .nt--, r.n.l Tin w.:r ,
v r br..! gM to ihi n.:,!.. t. H,..!rv fomn--v!edris
;;h:.ye;i I , viy :o thv 'x''li-
it g :.:.v .y.U ii: hi, !i s.-, tl c can suvc U-.i per
c im iiv e i!;;i g'.t;ii l.'.rew r S?-ro.
P .isic!.::.i- :u i.' ! v.-id he pni.l the Stvo
ni.! Tin dt -.it:i.: r.t. Rt ..liri:: .;,.t,e to crder.
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h i. 1, It-Jt H. R. IHNE.
Got a Potatoc Clock!
Thul U, ,ot-up-al-fisM-c,c,ctlt;Mflr.dfccni Ihe
A Ti v. rr
HAD just returned from tl.e east with a itc"
Stock of
DRUGS a MEDICINES,
Car -fully selected, packed, shipped, received
openeJaud put up. for use, under hisowa
iniiiieJiate supervision, and care, and which
Irom personal examination, he can pronour.re
PUFIE & UNADULTERATED.
Reing a practicing Physician, Dr: L. can
speak advisedly as to the articles he oZers,
and can assure you that his are no spurious
imitations, yr vp at home, but sre what they
purportto be, and what he offers then for.
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Brashes, Yarnkli,
Liquors tinss, and allthe arlick-susu-ally
kept in Drug Stores. Also a few
(urreeevics
Of superior qualitiesfor family use, ot to sup
ply a small countrv trade.
ü GA Ii S. ' TE A S, CO TFE L
spices, srxcrs. nsn,
PICKLES A; COyDlMEXTS
OF ALL Kjyns.
Pr:servcd fruils, Candies, Nuts, & c, all of a
superiorquality and flavor.
Fancy Goods,
ForMen, Women, Roys, Girls, Rabies, Ioaer,
lopsand dead heads, from the finest perfumes
down to a three r ent cigar; and. a clean pipe.
And take a .seat, and look around. You'll
find so met hi up you want, and if we hare not
mentioned it, just look around at our
Notnostrums, but genuine articles, made by
the inrenforandasgood as he can maketheru.
See our Wooden Ware and
Raskets, Cheese Screens, and all that sort cf
thing. 'Sure as you're bom," we will sell
as cheap as any man can and live, and if
you'll drop in and tell us what you want m
ourline, you can have it at low tiguter, and
an article that will do you good.
-9
BR. LESION,
Thankful for paslpatronage and conSderf?.
still continues his practice, andean at all
times found at the store, or his leiidence.
nvhen not absent on brincts.
Oct. $,13. 31lf.
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