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p-iiiriple of law while th question pending before the tiibunal; but when the decision is made or pr irate oppiniuti, your opinion, all other opinions must yield to majesty of that anthoritatir adjudication, I wiöh'you to bear in mind that this involves a grst piinciple. upon which our rights and our liberty, and all oar property depend. What security hare you tor your property, and personal rights, if the courts are not upheld, and their decisions respected when once firmly rendered by the higheat tribunal known to the Conii;ution? I do not choose, therefore, to go in and ar gument with Mr. Lincoln in reviewing the various deciou which the Supreme Cour has niai. either upon the Dred Scott case, or any othar. I hare no idea of appealing from the decision of the Supreme Court upon a constitutional question to the decision ot a tumultuous town meeting. I am aware that once an eminent lawyer of this
City, now no more, s lid that the State of Illinois had the most nerfect judicrtl system in the world, subject to but one exception, which which could be cured by a slight amendment, and the amendment wa to So changA the law as to allow ;u appeal from the decision of the Supreme Court ot lllirini. on all constitutional qnes in, to two Justices of the peace. My friend. Mi. Lincoln, who sits behind me that tint proposition wax made when I was a Judge of the Supreme C urt. Bj that 3 it may, 1 do not thik that fact ad Js any great weight cr authority to the suggestion. It matters not wi.h me who was on the bench, whether Mr. Lincoln or myself, whether Lockl or Smith, a Tt 1 iy or a Marshall ;the decis n to the highest tribunal known to the Congritu'ionof the country rxrist be find mril i: his been reversed by an equally hih authority. Hence I am opposed to thi doctrina of Mr. Lincoln, by which h prMjva to take an appeal from the decisi :i of the Supiemo Court of the U. S. up i tV- high co;Miiiurioi;il questions to R'p thlic. in c incus si tirig in the conntrv. Ve. or to -i iy other caucus or town m-tii;. wlu hri bj Up.iblican, Amr. im. or Dn icri it;. I ripjet the iecUi i of th it t r.ut tribu nJ; I shall always bv i t defenne o them. lamaliwabi ii ran. I will sustain the c ns'-i.u-tj in of oar country &s our fathers have miJeit. I will !.,!.! .,ferl?-nr. fo : laws, whether I like them or not. as I find thm on the staute b wk. I will sustain 2he J'idiul tribunals nnd cons ituted au thor! hs ifi all matters within the pale of; th-:.- juri-1i-:i'n. as defined by the const- j hv ihn tust. tun m. B it I am e tha raison 'ned
qually free to b.w that ; cu1,bef,,re the Po:),e of Illinois during the pendbv Mr. Lincoln for re-1 ins camPai'n- 1 have poken without preparation
Utin-r the rfecUim of the Sjprem Court iprem3 Court in the Dred Scott case does not in itse'f met mv aoDrobrtion. He o')iehts t,. it u b-iue that decision declared that a neio dear-ended from African parents who were brought here nnd sold as slaves ia not. ;-,d caunot be a -itizn of the United Suites. He says it is wron, bee-use it deprives the netfro ;f the benetiis of that olaus of the o 'rtiitutii.n which s.;ys that riiij-ns of one State ha.11 wij y all ih privileges and immunities -f ri izns of the several .States; in other wor Is, h" thinks it wrong becausa it dflpiives the nöro of the privihes, iramu.i la? ani rights of citizMiship. which perui:i. arc, rdio to thit decision, only to a white m i l. I am free 10 s w to vou th?u in my opinion this jovrnrnent of ours is founded oa the whi e b tsis. It waf m ile by the white man. for the benefit of t!: white trsnn, t.) be administered by whltö men, i': feu?;h r.iüner as they should determitie. It r.!so true thai a uei;ro, an Indi in. or nny oilier man of ar inferior race to a wlii-e ram. fchou.'d be permitted to enjdy. and hum-ty requires that he should ; have all the riijht. privilee ,-nd immuuities which hen capable of exercising confcUtnt with the safety of society. I would give him every riht and evsry privilege which HI- fapaci.y would enable him to enjoy. consistent with the iTjoJ of the society in wi,;.n hß lived. But vou may ask ri 'hts and these privileges hik ir,i,M Oi.i'o musi iiecue lor liseji Hie na'ure and ex'ent of these rights. Il.inois has decided for herself. We have deride 1 that the nero shall not be a slave, and we have at the same tin.e deci led that I he hall not Tote, or serve on iuris, or 1 J enjoy pouucai privileges. 1 am content with that system if p-dtcy which we hare ftl-ipted for ourselves. I deny the riht at any oiher State to c.rolin of our pol-
irj in that respect, or to interfere with it, followng friendly advice: or to attempt to change it. On the other! 'John, uys he, ! hear you are going to get h in I the S atö of Mtine has deci lefl thfil :tairrit'J-'
in that Statrt a iirr may rte on an equal ity wun tri white man The soverei'n Twof JM.In.. Ul tVi rl .U , 7 piWPr ol Mtin. ha l the n,ht to prescribe that .. wer f.r hersrdf. l.litiois hat no ri 't to c irr.pl .n of Main fir conferring th ri' ikuuj'i ncLrr'i Riuar-. nor ,, I1HS with, nr rom. jjlai i of (Hin m herause he hs denied negr, affri. The S'rve of Nr. Y. has de-M-en u-i -ii.ti: hi i iijTii a nerri mv vote.'proviiej that hs owns 825 )'worth of pr..p-rty. but not otherwise. The ri-rh n pro can v.de, hut th p.or one cannot. Althroih that. dnMnction does not command iuelf to mv j i lament, vet I assert that the svr-ijii power of X. Y. had a rt'ht to present that form of the elective
l,anr..se Kv.. a., and other State hnve suppwetl Ills braill WiW not (JUlt( provill that nens. or a certain dass hLJij... . . ,
thoS'af hall be eUve,. having neither ' civil or poü.uMi rights. Wi:houtndor8-; of each State to decide fr itself on all theRe questions and I do no' auhscrib to the doctrine of my friend Mr. Lincoln, that uniformity ii either desirabl or possible. I do not aclinowledthat the Suites must all be free or must all be ulare. I do not acknowledge that the negro mutt tive civil and political rights everywhere or nowhere. I d ) not acknowledge that the Chine-ie must have thes im? rihti in C ilifornU that we would confer upon him here. I do not acknowledge that the Cooley imported Into thi coaniry must neceisarily be put upon nn equality with tbe white race, f do not acknowledge any of these doctrines of uniformity in tbe local ind domestic regulation in the. different States. Thus yon see, my fellow-citizens, that th iuue8 between Mr. I incoln and myself, as respective candidates for the U.S. Senate, as made np, ar direct, unequivocal, and irreconcdable. He goes for uniformity in our domestic institutions, for a war f section, until on or tb-thr stall be sub-
in wisdom of that decision, I assert tha jents, indicted gust before the ail Virginia th same power by virtue of ing 0f the stranger ami from whicl; ter lourrtfniv to probet ilavery wiin wf ma tl,Vfll ! er limiu as Illinois has tobania it forever J,Uake tIlC ft"Wing extract: from our own bordrq. I art ihe nVht "xvo years have now passed
dued. I go for the great priciple of the Kansa?Nebra&ka bill, the right of the people to decide for themselves. (Senator Douglas was here interrupby the wildest applause.) On the other point, Mr Lincoln goes for a war fare upon the Supreme Court of the United State beaus.- of tbeir judicial decision in the Dred Scott case. I yield obedience to the decision! of tht Court-to the final determination of the highest judicial tribunal known to our constitution. He objects to the Dred Scott decision because it doe not put the negro in the possession of the rights of citieznahip on an equaltiy with the white man I am opposed to nesrro equality. (Immense applause.) I repeat that this nation is a white people a people composed of European descendantsa people th it h.ive e-itabliahe 1 this government for themselves and their posterity, and I am 'n favor of preserving not only the purity of the blood, but the purity of the government from any mixture or amalgam . tioi with inferior races. I bare seen the effects of thU m'xture of superior an I inferior races this amalgamation of white men and Indians and negroes; vre hare seen it in Mexico, in Central America, in South America, and in all the Spanish-American States, and its result has been degeneration, demoralization, and degradation below the capacity for self-government. I am opposed to t ik'nz any step that recognizes the negro man or the Indian as the equal of the white man. I am opposed to giving him a voice in the administration of the government. I w-iuld extend to the negro, and the Indian, and to all dependent races every right, every privilege, and every immunity consistent with the safety and welfare of the white race; but equality they never houl 1 hive.ei'h r pjliticil or social, or in any other respect whatever. My friend, you see that the issues are distinctly drawn. I stand by the sane platform that I have so often proclaimed to you and to tbe people of Illinois heretofore I stand by tl e '.n jftt ic oiganizition, yield obedience to its inage.i, and support its regular nominations. I endorse and approve the Cincinnati platform, and I adhere to and intend to carry cut as a part cf the platform the great principle of 8elf-poernmcnt, which reco'jöc3 the right of the people in each State and Territory to decide for themselves their domes ic institutions. In other word., if the Lccompton issue shall arise again, you hare only to turn back and ee where you have found me during the las six months, and then rest assured that vou will find me
in tho Mm portion, battling for the ame prnci;pfc.nKcatiuit fm assault from whatever quarter it may come, so long a I have the power to do it. Fellow-citizens, vou now have before vou the . 1? - p .t ... t W ' . lines 01 me proposition, wnic 1 i imrn i waisrm maver-T desultory manner, ani may ma very aesuitory manner, ani may nave omiUed oe pouts which 1 desired to discus. na may nare oeen ie impncii on otncrs tnn t wuld have wished. I have made up my mind to PJ" comwMuon mcn h 13 bcciI mido a5in,t me- 1110 RPlican lead-1 era have formed an alliance, an unholy, unnatural R,lianre with a PrtioM of the crupuloa? federal office-holders. Iintoni t., fi-ht thit alliei amv 1vhercvr 1 Tfle2i i---a- 1 k t'aey deny the al- j lianre wh'!,e Arol,!in'; th coram m purpose, but : -TCtth men are trying to divide the Demo- i cratic Pty for the purple of a Republican Sena- j teriam.v place, are just as much the agous, the I t,)o!, the supporters of Mr. Lincoln as if they were avowed Republicans, and expect thir re j WAr,l ür their services when the Republicans come ! cto power. I sh.ll deal with these allied force Just " tfie F u5an dealt with the allies at Scbsstoped- The Russians when they fired a broadside at the common enemy did not stop to inquire whether it hit a Frenchman, au Englism m or a Turk, nor will I stop, nor h all I top to inquire whether my blows hit the Rt-publicnn leaders or their allies, who are h-ddtrr fdral ocea and ; J't in: in concert with the Republican, to de. teAt the D ;ra craticpirty and its nominee. I do not Include all the federal office-holders in this remark. Suchof them as are Di-nocraU and show tQer Dea-or icy by rem t'ning inside of the D rnocratic orsranizat'oi and sipp.iting its nominees. I recognize as Democrats, but those who, hivin? mm ... l" Ul wemwrnu, nn i oeiong io ine anted army whose avowed object ia to elect the Republican ticket by dividing and deatroving the Democratic party. At the conclusion of the remarks of Senator Douglas there was a spotaneous outburst of cnthu- ..... tastic admiration. Monet Mamuagf.s. A prudent and disp-isvl member of the Society of Friends once gave the Yes,' replied John, I am.' Well; replied the man of drab, I have a little F'e '-vice to give tnee, ana that is worth core thin thou art. When I married mv wife I was worth just fitt cents and she was worth sixty twocens, and whenever any difference has occurrei bet ween us since, she has alw iv thrown up the 1 1 .l;m , - vju riiuiiii';. Senator Sumner. As w; üometime iiice an noun ce -'i embodiment of em)tUll. has again sailed for Europe to r cuperate his declining health. AV never gave him much credit foi sound common sene since he com menced acting the invalid, bu V ,ia-: W uemoilStrateci ly i letter Irom him to his constitusince while in the perfect health, I was suddenb made an invalid. Throughout thi protracted period, amidst vnriou vicissitudes ot debility, I seemed to be slowly regaining the healtl which had been taken from me until I was encouraged to believ. myself on the verge of perfect recovery. But injuries so grave a those originally received' by innre not so readily repaired, and : recent relapse painfully admonish es that although enjoying manv o of the conditions of a prosperim convalescence, 1 am not yet lie yond the necessity of caution-" It ia well known that the inju-
. been defeated inside of ths organizati on, go out- rlu lcae 10 aci 1111,1 l,,ua our 01 e w he , .. ' : t t i- -, , , . . I forever blown out. How important then that we
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. . , , n , ,u"",u vivj me niiou passages Ol llie UVHV iree . My answer Is concert with the Republican leaders, have ceased and onen. And how nleasant to us that w.. h.
ties received by Mr. Sumner were of a trivial nature no more severe than hundreds of men have received, and been in nowise affected thereafter, and detained from their business scarcely a single day. An eminent surgeon who examined his wounds before hj was taken in charge by the com mittee. testified on the examma tion of Brooks for the assault, that he injuries were of an insignificant nature, and by no possible means could be attended with serious results. Taking these things into consideration, and the fact that Mr. Sumner has an immense physical frame and robust constitution, Iris continual whining sounds both simple and contemptible, and look very much to us as if he were determined to force himself upon a too gullible community. We do not wisli to be understood as justifying the assault made upon Mr. S.as nothing is further from our intentions. As Brooks has long since gone to his final account, we were in hopes that the delicate health of Mr. S., which has been continually sound-
.ng m our ears from the dav of f he assault until now, would be buried in the grave with its originator. The farmers, merchants and mechanics of America have the consolation of knowing that they are paying this distinguished individual three thousand dollars per annum, and while they are toiling and struggling for their daily bread, he is feasted and toasted by the nobility of the old world. Äs a cotemporary aptly remarks, 4He has been the hero of a splendid and most profitable farce, but he will hereafter be known as a Mead lion.' - CACHON. All Unuinr I'ilU Iiht th iht Indian ou HirrxMck, on each Rot. ilf reliant an ) lraIri will b on tkrir furd and not be imooaai imn b Crtttrfelt of Monx't InlUn Knot Pill, lfuaxi A. B. Hvrt. All Knnin lo1ian Root Hlte hart th Dam mi lifoaUra cf A. J. WKÜ4 4 C , mU box. Di . MORSE, the inventor of MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS, has spent the greater part of hid life iu traveling, having visited Uurope. A-ia and Africa, aa well as North America h is spent three years among the Indians ol our Western country it wa in this way that the Indian Root Pills were first discovered. " Dr. M rse was the first mm to establish the fact that all diseases arise from IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD that ourstren-th Y Or niLBLOl ht'wt Ju not act in perfect harm? tliis vital Quid. es become clojrtred.and perfect harmony with the different functions of the body, the blood lows its action, becomes thick, corrupted and diseased; thus causing all pain, sickness and distress of every nam"; our strength is exhm-ded.our health wc are d privedof, und if nature is not assisted in throwing off the stagnant humors, th blood will become choked it in .ur power to put a medicine in vou reach, vix Morse's Indian Root Pilln, m inufactured erom plat. ts and roots row around the mountainouscliffa in Nature's gardon, for the health and recovery of diseased m m. One of the roots from which tlicse Pills are made is a Sudorific which opens the pores of the fckin, and assists Nature in throwing out the finer parts of the corruption within. The second is a plant which is an Expectorant, that open-i and unclogs the passage to the lun;;, and thus ' in a soothing manner, perform. its duty hy throwing off phlegm and other humors from the luns by copious spitting. The third is a Diuretic, wich gives ease and double strength to the kidneys; thus encouraged, they draw lare amounts of impurity from the blood, which is then thrown out bounti fully by the urinary or water passage, and which could not have been discharged in any other way. The fourth is a Cathartic, and accompanies tlie other properties of the pills while engaged in purifying the blood; the coarser partic es of impurity which cannot pass by the other outlets, are thus taken up and conveyed off in great qu intitiea by the o-mels. From the above it is shown that Dr. Mur ieV Indian Root Tills not only enter the stonvich, nit become united with the Mood, tor they find wav o every part, and completely rout out and cleanse he system from all impurity, and the life of the ;k1v, which is the blood becomes perfectly healthy; consequently all sickness and p.iin is driven from the system, for they cannot remain when the bdy iM'comes so pure anil clear. The reason why people are so distressed when sick, and why so "m my lie, is because they do not get a medicine that will jMiss to the afflicted pa-ts. and which will open the latural passages for the disease to be cast out; hence, a large qu intity of food and other matter is lecl, und the Htomach and intestine are litentlty verllowing with the corrupted ms.; thus undergoing disagreeable fermentation, constantly mixing vith the blood, which throws the corrupted matter Jhrough every vein and artery, until life is taken .'-om the body by disease. Dr. Morse's Pills have idJed to themselves victory upon victory, bv restoring millions of the sick to bloming health and isppiness. Yes, thousands who have been racked r tormented wilh sickness, pain and anguidh, and srhoxe fechle frames have been scorched by the Urning elements of raging fever, and who h ive Seen brought, as it were, within a step of the silent. :rave,now stand ready to testify that they would l ive been numbered with the dead, had it no? been or this great and wonderful medicine, Morse's InliAn Root Pills. After oncor two doses had been taken, they were natonished, and absolutely uririsel, in "itnesjing their ch inning eff-cts. Not miy do they give immediate ease and strength, and ike away all eickne, p iin and anguish, but they it once go to work at the foundation of the disease, hich is the hlood. Therefore, it will be nhown, especially by those who use these Pills, that they will cleanse and purify, that disease -that deadlv nemy will tak its flight and the flush of youtK nd lautT will asafn return, agd tbe prospect of i long and hanpr life will cherish and brighten v-j.ur days. CTCao no. He ware of a counterfeit igned Ä. R. Mc-e. All Kepmca J;ve th name f A. J. WHrre k Co. on each box; also the tigimtureof A. J. White V Co.; all othcn are spurious. A. J. WHITE & Co, Sole Propritors, 50 Leonard Street, New York. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers in medicines. Agents wanted in every town, Tilings ana namiet in tna land. Parties dering the agency will address us ai above for terms. Priee 25 cents per box ; five boxes will be sent on receipt of $1, poetage paid. ?ull-321y
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R. n.BROOT&Cos NEW TIN AND Has been removed to Westerrelfs 0 d ttani. East tide of Mulligan streit. Thev, having been among the losers bv the late fire, ask all ll who are about buying anything in the line of To give them a call at th?irnew Store, and examine their articles and price t before purchasing elsewliere, as they are Confidol t that their variety is 1 1 GOOD as the BEST, and .vha iheir prices arei LOW, that no one can help BUYING OF THEM COOK,130X&PRL K '9 CvNSTANTIY ON HAND. Tlieir Tin Shop is large and commodious, and under the supervision of workmen who may always be found during business hours, prepared to do all kinds of work in the lin of Tinning. Also on hand and for sale che in, Tin P iils, Strainers, Wash Dishes, Tip Cups, Dippers, Lard C ins. Stove Pipe Ventilators, Tev Ules, Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Stove Boiler, an everything commonly used in the line of Tm-. ire. JAPANNED WARE' A large ass rt-rnt of Japanned Ware on hand, which is going off rapidly at lo figures. They respectfully ask a contiuumce of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on them, and will endeavor to give 100 cents in goods for every dollar received therefor. R. M. BROWN Co. decl0,3-yl New JEWELRY Store. The subscriber would respectfully in form tue citizens of Plymouth, M irhall and adjoining counties, that he has opened a new stock of all the different kinds of "Watoties! CLICKS, JEWELRY FANCY GOODS AND KT O T I O 3NT CJ ! Generally kept in a first class Jewelry Store. Tin Goods are of the latest Styles, best quality and Trill be sold at New York prices. Doing a practical Jeweler, he tolicits a share r' public patronage. I may be found at all business hours in D.ivh. sou L Co.'s Clothing Store. ADOLPH MYERS dec24 5m3. Slflfllis anb Statißiuri) ! C. L. HILL, WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DEALER IX BOOKS &. STATIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! Calhoun Street, R WAYNE, IND. Book Bindery!!! c. i.. iiir.i Won d inform the citizns of Plvmouth and vicinity, t.iat they are prepared to manufacture Blank Books, of evrry tlrcmption; RE-BIND BOOKS, PERIODICALS, &C. County Officers are especially requested to ive them a trial. iiiurSC lOIv. Tlie Kub.criber having purchased the the Steam Saw and Flouring Mill, in Plymouth, heretofore owned by Judge Fuller, has fitted it up in complete order, with Yew Bolts and Machinery , and intends to make it a FIRST CLASS HILL In every respect, and solicits a fair share of the custom of the country and village. He intends to keep constantly on hand to supply all that come; alo. to supolv uLnTLnvnBnsiFiL , AND Saw to order all kinds, .f J Short .Votier! M. FRENCH. Plymouth, July H, K17.14 CasedbOo. Have latel v established a Meat Market, On Gano street, west of Michigan, where they keep contratly on hand all kinds of FRESH IVXTD ATS ! ! They do no. intend that any other dealers ahal give any better luirains, or bo more accommod.t, tiug than they. If you wish fresh raeati they are at all ti m s prepared to accommodate you. THE jtf BATEST" A K D ASfORTMEISTT OF flDMY (RdMDUDS EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN PLYMOUTH! CAN BE FOUND AT CHARLES PALMER'S apr29-t3 TIPPECANOE FLOUR. ARRANGEMENTS have been made to .Jpply the PI mouth market with this flour, and the genuine can be found at Patterson L Cleaveund't and Palmer'. i( , N. B. & P. S. ALLEMAN k C.
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'S! <Bt)B THE subscribers have just opened, in the room formerly occupied as a ware room, 2 doors east of the Post Office On La Porte street, an extensire assortment of TJM W and evcrv other linJ of pertaining to the j;ivMu;irc business, together with a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or COOK, BOX & PARLOR Q 0 (D I 4 selected with a view to the wants of the enterprising people of MARSHALL COUNTY, and at wholesale Manufact'rs Pric es! which will enable them to sell MUCH CHEAPER FOR CASH. than the same kind have heretofore beeu sold. They have in employ an EXPERIENCED TINNERI and flatter themaelve that ther can give entire satisfaction in the line wf . J1"! mm P not fail to suit. Remember tlie place two doors east of the Pot Oillce. II. B. DICKSON & Co. Plymoutl', tpr2 OOtf. , 4iFi -Tf ft RS?' tXCpf ÖTf. VH --af K ' H Tiy v 'Sü ta WAREROOMS OF A. BOY & Co. OVER PFIISIITXGS' ST OPE. Tlie undersigned have opened a splendid assortment of B 1 1 T Ji; U 5 M. A A4 CONSISTING OF Clinirs.Tiiblrs, Bedstnuk BUREAUS, LOUNGES, 7 mw Which will be sold as cheap as they can be procured in L AP0RTE OR FORT WAYNE! Cribs and Willow Wagons for the babies Lounges for the lazy and something tor all, at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction. "Small P if fits and Ready Pay." Now is the TIME, and Boyd's the PLACE, to fret the worth of vour monev. COFFINS on hand or made to order. A few of those tine Metalic BURIAL CASES, Still on hand a nice article. Also, With G ilvanized Metalic Tubing, which are war-r-inted to irive s iti-sf ictin A. BOYD i Co. Plymouth, Oct. 29th, 157 5;tf. ALL those knowing themselves indebted to us either by note or book account, will please call and .settle immediately. "There is a time when lorbearance ceases to be a virtue," ami after the first day of January 15, we Hh.ill be compelled to resort to the law with all those who do not comply with the nltove request. UROOKE k EVANS. P. S. Liporte k Plymouth Piank Road money will be received at par by Brooke & Hro. DOV. 26, 1P57. 1 tf. SPRING ARRIVAL OF IKDt & llnoc The largest, best and cheapest assortment ever foun.l in Plvmouth, at the iign of the Golden Root. E. PAUL. N. B Remember Ihe Gold Boot. ap5 21m6. IJ-THE MUSICAL WORLD, Edited by R. Storrs Wi'lis, Edvnrd Hodge, Mu. Doc. independent contributor, hat entered uMn its 19th volume. It is issued weekly, with music in every number which can be detached for binding, Mr. IVilllia intends to add to the usual attractions of the paper during the coming year reminiscence of his European experiences, the first of v. huh appears in the early Januarv number. Addre Musical World Q&ce, No. 379 Broadway N. Y Feb. 1 1. NO tiO O-BXTRA! ALL those who wish to get SHAVED and at the lame time "get their muuey b ick," will please call at the Barber's Shcp, upstairs, over the post office, where hair cutting, shaving ic., will be done up to the entire satisfaction of all who may favor me with their custom. Thanks to patron's for peat favors. A. BILLOWS, nor 26.1W7. Mf.
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1 VTTaZ j 1 a half, and hiving seen vour medicine, called the ! Muh u wje.u 'u-,"k', ,,H n' ' vm the countrj . JL XXjLXXXZLX ST L l Scandinavian Blood Puffier, hi-;hlv recommended L . e . . w..: 0 I bv trentlcmeii with whom I am acquainted, I was "f circulars. c.Ujuing ful Th-v have pcrm-ment.lv located ia Plvmouth. oed to try it, but not before I had used various j 1UtV""tUt m:Ul fT' V(' Li vc with a view of est ddishiiig on a firm b.uis, this other medicines. After using two botiles, I felt its Tvin Citv Til P. I i p ' b.iinc.s, and respectfully invite all who wnh any-! very sensibly, and u;on using two more, I rTVmr" v.l", thing in their line to give them a call before pur ! found myself perfectly cured. You wi:l allow me, ?. 1 M. : fx bj rlTi VV11
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DISEASE VANQUISHED BV Sr. Roback'i Scandinavian Remedies. ii If M 11 'Üi t QV) J tiiliiltlllllltltlllf V illMMIMUlIUMIMIf AFTER YEARS OF STUDY AND EXDeriuient. Dr. Roback, the eminent SwedLdi Ph)fician, succeeded in produding a medicine from twenty-three different species of mountain herbs of his na'tive land, which act9 directly on the causes of disease in the blood, and by restoring the corrupted fountain of life, to a condition of health and purity, expels disease from the system, wherever it m iy "be located, or whatever ma j be its character. Indigestion, nervous complaints, epileptic and othr fit, coughs, consumptio 1 in it early stapes, sore throat, bronchitis, fever and aue, asthhi, low spirits, exual incapacity, feminine weakness, pricking of the skin, symptomatic of paralysis, rheumatism, neuralgia, tumor, cancer, diabetes, lassitude and debility, diarrhea, and all other disorders of the organs" of respiration, the liver, the kidneys, the stomach, the nerves, or the muscular fibre, are unerringly cured by this preparation. It is to the Materies morbi or seedsof disease what an alkali is to an acid: it neutralizes them with absolute certainty, while at the same time it regulates the secretions, removes obstruciiona from the bowel., creates appetite, renews bodily vigor, and regenerates every animal function. Such is the nature, such are the effect of Dr. Roback's famous Scandinavian Blood Pnrifier, which, if taken in conjunction with his Scandinavian Blood Pills, will not only obliterate the most painful disease, but prevent their recurrence, and lengthen life beyond the ordinary span. In the "Scandinavian Blood Pills," Dr. Roback presents the result of twenty years of experience, hard study nnd experiment as to what a perfect pill should be No one can doubt their superiorty after one single trial. Price of the Scandinavian Blood Purifier, $1 perbottl.or $5 per half-dozen; I o . m i d:ii . rt- i orauuiuBtiau uiouu i mb, teuw pvroox.or uve n. r 7l-u"rain,I-'Aup..ieoi. . Dr-Cf' ' lonxCK:J hve J1 -clj Blood Pills, that I have tliought it mv dutv, and it i- . . . ! is no less my inclination, to give vou a plain statei meni 01 my case, i was lor years anrcieu wun mat bane of all romfort and cfiiciencv in business, dvspepsia. i o recapitulate an tne whicu l nave useu to nd mvsel would indeed make a melancholi lo consulted with the best phvsicia ui. . was ui'iuLcu iu irv jruur remeuies mruugu ine c t - : i... j . . i- .i , l . " u.aien , days was greatly benefitted, and in a short time. cured. I was also afflicted with the most violent ! nervous headache, wnich I suppose was produced : 1. .t:.,-.!..-...! ,......1. ...i. .1 : j ui in uiwnui-ii-u ruuu itu, ai neu luv uJrl I left me, my headache left with it. I now feel bet- : ter in cverv respect than I have for tf n vears. I Very t.üly yours. JOHN S DEMÜTII. ' " 'Cincinnati, Friday, Sept. 4, mi Da. Roback Dear Sir: Hivin-r been afflicted ; nu" ,iimil.r- ubOMih fe. IhILTr, ! ,,C;ll Editor Cincinnati Daily Enquirer. Ixwanapoi-m, Ve!nesdir. Sept." 2, lf57. w lonarK Dear Sir: Having been j troubled for several venrs wiih extrme debiütv .iikI weakness, to much so that I was un ible to atti nd to ray ordinary busincsMit time?, und h u 1 hcanl oi ',IC woli,Jerful cures that your Sctinli I vian Blood Purifier iul Pills were elTecting, 1 i ing liuatintr, i was induced by a friend to try them. I have been u-ir.g the Purifier for the lat twelve i months, and find the medicine fully eual to its recoinmtT.d:iti"iw. ro valuable w its use tome that I cannot now dispense with the use ot it at my advi need ace of life seventv-jeven vears. I cheerfully give this inforuntion for the benefit of those similarly affected. MORRIS MORRIS. The altovc certificates, and many others, can be seen at my office, by any one at any time. Get one of my Family Medical Almanacs, gratia), from my agents. M uuifactory, Sales-Rooms and Office, No. 6 E. Fourth street, .'Id building from Main street, Cincinnati, O. For sale bv Ihooke k Uro.. Plvmouth; T. A. Lemon, do.; M Kessler. Tippecanoe Town; Robert Cornwall UourrK.n; Ransom k Manchester, Lvcurgus; ai;d bvdruggisla and merchants generali v. "nMilc'58 17 rht undersigned, having received a large stock of n 1 o Clothing, Piece Goods, llav. resolved to bear half the burthen of the present money pressure by selling their stock at greatREDUCED PRICES To prove the correctness of our fctatement, we only ask our friends to ( k ovniiiino mir Hnnilc X- Prlw
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HATS AHB CATS, BOOTS AND SHOES GENTS' SHAWLS, CJBPKT BAGS lA'D l'JLISES. 8HIRTS. DRAWERS. TAILORS TRDLMINfiS r,&r. We illicit a call from all before purchasing Mr. P. Weaver will superintend the manufacturing department, a heretofore, and all who may want a suit made o rder will do well to give him a call, a we have a good assortment of PIECE GrOO From w hich to select, and no pains will be spared to give satisfaction. Those indebted to H. Pierce will please &U and pay, as further indulgence cannot be piven. II. riERC K k Co. November 5th 51 tf. d. F. LOOMIS' Ci, TT I TMTTVTI HT'li UltlllU 11X111. AND Sash, Boor A Blind Factory, ROCHESTER, IND. Sashei, Doors, and Blinds, of superior qnality, constantly on hand, or made to order. Scroll Saw. ing and Turning. Contract! for buildirg taken on favertibla terms. 471.
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COJIJttJEItVJL COLLEGE. Located et PITTS nun GIL PA. CHARTERED-API.'IL. Ie55, WITH A BOARD OF 12 TRUSTEES FACULTY OF 14 TEACHERS. EMrtfATlCU-LY THE BUSINESS MANS COLLEOB Most Exteniive and Pojnvtar Commercial School in tue Cvfotityf In daily uttenAiaee aj.irnrtlof 2 0 0 Student! FACULTY: F. W.JENKINS, Prwcipu.. J. C. R11ITII. A. M., Frofeaaor of Aocounu and Hook-Koeping. 1. X. HITC'HOCK, Frofeaeos cf Arlthisetic and Commercial Calculations. AntliDr oftl.e N.ttMiti.il S Vuthor ortl.e "JatMmal PveU-ra of Bookkeeping ,ectur?r on Büsidif m wionn and xittcQi. Profeor of Arirlicivtic, Uuotfcccni-i and Phonography. A. COWLY t. A. T. DOTTHETt, Profeswrs of pLiu and h;i -iTnetal Peu'xansliik u. pa coy. Lectur.Tdi Vol tie d Ecunont. JAMks h. n:P;;i. i:.. Of Fittsburgh liu; Lt-ctuf-T .n C'ti nt-rciaj I.--JAMES W. KE.XNKDT, Of "Kennedy'.- Rnk Nott- Uevie ," L r--.i:r; Counterfeit, Altered, and .Sjuri'jtt6 lh:.V ;v( COMMLKCIAI. ETFIJf 8. Stated lccture hy rniiiicnt clcrcyiiien of lv. ? c! IESIG Of TilE l.fcTITlT!0.. To fum'yh the bi-st nn-aiis l"or arii; ;;:.. ThirOVih Business od::c.it:oi:, in t'e ti:ri : ; at the leu.it txpeiNe, uipii-:i iK.cnLn tMRV e'oKKi.:-.r:.v; as applied to MwchaMÖi. i!!-. lLi:k:..-, Railro'. in?, etc..t:Mi-ht bv t'.-j v:'.v Al vern teacher and writer of H.n.kkpimr :.,-, llunc, haiicx forty years tx.fri-iice in te.c!i:n.? and practice. srt:MC0AT Booaxfi.rrr'j With all the rec r:t :n-.ro t !.n-,t- aJ a!üibl auditiuii, tiuht v kltoui extj .c ljr c-. riJVMAXSli'P. in ererv vnjj'.tv niid atvJi Vi li-J: e?s -d Or-., mental ntm,'. SILVEit Mi:i)ALSf(.i the h-u Bccm and Ornamental Pi-nniatfiiip have 1c.-j: i -Muxi- this College over all .t..ni;.'titei, wi- ( - (-r v.ritir.g has been eihiUted, including tl.- S:atr I'.'irn in , cia Sum. al pi,t,J..,rth, h: I' j ARITIiMiniC. AsaPPliedbvtheCr,tMe.cai.tileH,,ikir.g: 1 comprising al! Coiaiting II,u-e CalcdatiJn Housef, OU3. Full i-iitriifil.M, .r ,1 . t un i:itiueii'M) g. ii in th i juit.oitat.1 biaach of butiuc-s eduati..u. "-.a ci j ! na;uLLCTCRns TER M"3 K.P nook Keeping, Full Commercial Course.. .f .15 00 Stath.uerv, about 5 03 XTtudcnts are not charirt-d extr a for Steaaiboat ' i - - iv a vv Bouk-keej in, Arithmet;c or Dirltnia. STIV.'ENTS Can enter at any tim-.- fn-t vacation) review at pli.iaui e time t'limic 1 usual length of courset from six fj twelve '.veik-. RFFKREVCE b I L DCrT. riiu. from ihe citv alona n-r- f;nni in vuo, .u.f THtl,, Ii: ilJI,, iriTUlia, Ptiuisvlyania.aud in L.uiüU, Kv..;t the United States Fair, end all tor work iw.tml'v done with PEN mi I INK, and not for llj.riaü'd Penmanship. O ir P -nnien ue fully conj.rt'-iitto dj the'r own work witho-1 the aid of tliv engraver to make it respectable. dvcli rji ii E GOLD C N P R I 1 HE Gll I1E I'KJZi:. THE Lt-E I'RIZfc. T1IK GOLOKN rniZE. THE COF.Dr.X I'KiZK. THE THE rut THE TliE THF cai.ü.-.N J-RIZE. COLL'LM PRIZE. tiOl l)L PRIZE. goi.dkn raizk.. oi.oev rnufc. Gi'LtK rai.E. ILT.T'STR ATI--D! II. L'STR ATFH! TEE Cf-OLDEN PRIZE j The New Y'jik YVcek-v GOI.DF N PRIZE ii 'j A irV ".'n.. . t V 1 T ' " 6 : V,ve If. T, V' luna! mafer: Anu d f I ' j l ,i .... 1.1.. . . A Giir worin I'rom .r0 cents t- .V 0,00 in pold. will be re ii-.ted to each MiliM-ribtx ?mn-.i-d::it.-l I ou reoei'-t J .i:'.' y:ib-cripti.n monev. One cor y ."a . e year $2 00, and 1 pft. j One topv- lor tu. y rs fo, ;,nd o vif. ne copy i..r l;r c years, 5 OO. and -'1 gift. i Oueitjy tu ue v ;ii M'O.aiJS citti. 1 A M To CLUBS n.roe coj.Iesone year . (M, asj 3 pftg. I Fivecopi.s..l,cvi'ai nnd 5 gifia. Hie ai t.oles t le disUibiilt .1 are er. mrri.-.f d 5the following j.t ; 2 Pa jk igcs of gold, cunt lining. .$.'.(0 00 each. uo do 10 do no 101 Vt L m. ca do Wauhe JKO0each 10'00earb. ) 00 00 each. T.' 00 each. f 00 each. .VI 01 each. ." 00 fach. :i00Cach. - uom .. au..c!- ; j :.m , , fi ,,, ün. '. 2')üvr Uv.ut. ts.,d .a,! cents to il.'i each. Immediately n reot ?pt of .-i.! r;f " r " ". ey, the i-r.bscribf r's ' inie wiii be enlei1 i; . i. ;:r suhscriptien Inuik oj'jHitc a number, an-f th. t.-r't coi-iixii.lim" wi'h lhat ntiinl'r will h f-- r within on weel , to the ulecrlle, ly ix prcs, pOKt pnid. O'All t oniiuiiiiications shrtid.l l. nddreseu to liffKKTi CO.. 45 an.l 4!) .Moffat Ruildinjr. .V S Ü-oadway. N. V. ,j?;ecimeii copies wut free. Agents wanted. aHnsital Siutrumtnts! r O. Tj. Tt T.iTs, I'tlRT WA M', K.ep8 constantly on br-l a Fph ndid stock of Pibss FrtfcX MELODKONS. GL' ITA IK. VIOLINS, nnd all other jrnsif.-il Instruuif-m & Music Books mar56 lDlT, FIRE IN PLYMOUTH!! Notilw!-mding the pre.t ahtriTi of fit. th CH,J'nfi l-'vhinex re now in rood ordertbr cardpW bring their wool dlcV,ned, snd I will in-
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