Marshall County Democrat, Volume 4, Number 34, Plymouth, Marshall County, 21 July 1859 — Page 3

HHarsjjaU (onutg Urmocrat rciusntn itut thcmdaY Moastso, it ffcDOXAlLP & PKOTlIEtt. TjSBIIS OP SUBSCRIPTION TO THC IL C. D1IIDEBAT & IL G. BEPHBLICAB. ADOPTED MAY 7th, 1859.

OxrYrjut, Im Advance, Nixe Moxtus do SixMoxth, do ..... ratet do do , 1,25 ,.K) ,50 - ADVERTISING: One square of 220 Breuer ems or less, three weeks or less, $1,00; each additional insertion 25 cents. Longer advertisements in proportion, less than half a square to be carped as half a square and over half a square to be charged as a whole square. n 3 mos Cmos umos 12mos 1 Sqruare $ 3,00 $ 5,60 $ 6,50 $ e,oo 2 do 5.00 8,00 10,00 12,00 3 do 6,00 9,00 11,50 14,00 4 do 7,00 10,00 12,50 15,30 Column 9,00 1 12.00 1 16,00 1 18,00 Vr do 9.00 13,00 17,00 19,00 V; do 15,00 22,00 27,00 30.00 3? do 20,00 2,00 34,00 3P,00 1 do 25,00 37,00 41,50 50,00 All Special Notice, to he inserted among reading matter, to be charged 25 per cent above regular rate, after termination of existing contracts. All legal advei-tiseer-. to be either paid for in advance, or satisf tctorjy secured, and payment in no case to be def--r-J longer than thirty days after the advertising ins run out, except in cases where the pay coi...a out of the County Treasury and has first to be allowed by the County Board. All advertisements of every kind must be paid In advance, except where the publishers are owing or luve running accounts witV the advertiser. Agents in other towns and cities to be allowed "25 pr ent commission, but no advertisement of -.anvkindtobe inserted at less than regular rates. The rates for Job Work, which must also be "paid for as soon as the work is completed, except :as above specified, trill le made known at either office. The above terra i will be strictly adhered to in every instance. Mcdonald & bro.. Publisher Democrat. I. MATTING LY, Publisher Republican. LOCAL ITEMS. ——————— ——>We are under the necessity of telling our subscribers and others who are in arrears to us, that we must have some money within two weeks, or be compelled to borrow or quit publishing. We hare supported the office about as long as our purse will permit. If we had one-fourth the amount due us, wo would be able to pay all our debts. Bear in mind, delinquents, that within two weeks we must have money or blood. ———<>——— Odd Fellows Installation. The Odd Fellows Installation came off at "Wettervelt's Hall, last Thursday, according to the published programme. The proceedings throughout were novel to all except Che Odd Fellows, and highly entertaining to all. Elder Webb deliver d an appropriate address, which was atten tively listened to by the large audience in attendance. The officers intuited were Noble Grand, Dr. J. W. Benn'.t; Vice Kohle Giand, Joseph Evans; Treasurer, A. Boyd; Secretary, O. Bailey. T. K. Houghton, G. Pomeroy, W. Deals and D. 0. Beeman, vor also ia stalled as officers of the Lodge. JGrE. S. A. P. Elliott have increased their facilities for manufacturing and repairing Biggies, Carrwej it Wag ons. Thev have beeu hre a number of years, and have established a reputation for good woik. We wish them success. If you waat to purchase land in the West, call on C. Whitmore, and make your selections from his agency. CTSome of our hub-scribsrs ask us why we do not got our paper out Wednesday evening. Our paper is published on Thursday, and on that day it will always be ready. XfTLaporte & Plymouth rail road time table will appear next week Train leaves Laporte at 8 a m.; leaves Plymouth at 4.05 p. m. XifJoHX II. Goddard has placed on our tablo a nice lot of apples. Many thanks. XSTBillows has fined up a Bathing .room in his Barber shop, which is a great convenience this warm weather. Give him a call snd cleanse yourself from all ancleanness. SrCouxTr Map. Those having prospectuses of the County Map, are requested to return them to Messrs. Klingcr & 3fc Donald, by the first of August. JCyWhih at Huntington last week we called on ye Herald man' and found him in a remarkable state of preservation. We marked out oM core3, and agreed to commence a-new. "Dr. Brelsford lias removed his office to the room in the rear of Case's office, first door north of Pierce's store. He attends to calls at all hours. JBrSeo r.otico of Mr. Burlixgames school, in another column. This school should bo well paironized, as the teacher is worthy of a liberal support. The advantages of x good school are too well known to need recapi.ulation. If you have children, send them. Lost. The map of the Plymouth Bury inj Grtund is lost, and up to the present time no elm to is has been obtained. It is supposed that some person hat borrowed it and neglected to return it. At this is an important document, i1,e lost of which cannot ba astainod, f.ny person having any knowledge of it is requested to repart forthwith to J. P. N. Klinger PrtsicNnt of tha Board of Trustees . itrThe Telegiaph line of the P. F. ds C. It. R. i3 completed to this place.

Fittshrgh, Fort Wayne &Cliicngo RAIL ROAD. NOW COMPLETED, AND CARS RUN from Chicaro to Pittsburgh withoat change, connecting with the Great Pennsylvania Central Eailroad To New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington City, and all the interior towns of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York Maryland ic. Merchants by taking this route will have the benefit of all the eatern markets at no additional cost. Baggage checked through. Trains leave the depot in Plymouth as follows, Going cast, Fast Line, 1 1 , 20, "a m. Mail ,53, a m. Express, 10,52, p m. Going west, Fast Line 3,23 p m. Mail, 1 ,56, p m. Express 5,03 a m. Connecting at Crestline with Cleveland and Lake Shore Railroad to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, New York and Boston, and all the interior towns of New England via New York Central and and New York and Eric Railroads. Also South to Columbus, Zanepville, New Ark, Mount Vernoc,Stubenville, Wheeling, and interior towns of Ohio and Virginia. Tbo i.bove trains connect at Forrest with trains on Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbana, Dayton, and Cincinnati. AUo with trains at Lima for Dayton and Cincinnati direct. FARE AS LOW AS ANYOTHER ROUTE. Passengers bound east will find this route both pleasant and agreeable, passing through many ot the largest and finest cities in the United States. Sleeping ears accompanying each train. LAND AGENCY

13,000 ACRES of GOOD LANI For Sale on Easy Terms. PERSONS wanting to buy or sail Land, will da well to call un the undersigned, who can give facilities for purchase or sale equal to any in th couttrv. FOR SALE, at LESS than current rate?, aria" on time: nw qr see 31, (less 10 acres out of se cor.) and h of sr q of ec 37, town 32 n, of range 1 w 230 acres, 30 acres improved at North Beud, Stark eountv. The n h of nw fen w m r, sec 6 Michigan Read and 122 57-100 acres unimproved six utiles north of Plymouth fine, heavv timbered land, ! with water. The se q and e h of sw q of sec 22, snd the at q ef sec 36, town 35 n, of range one Polk towushio 400 acres heavy timbered, good waternear Tyner City tobe sold in quantities to suit purchasers. The h of ne q of sec 29, town 33 n, of range 2 e, 80 acres, four miles south of Flymouth fif teen acres improTcd good land, timber and water The Be q sec 8, town 32 n, of range 2 e, 16f acres Green'township wight miles from Plymouth near store, mills, and in a good neighborhood good timber,"fine grass marsh, and living, running water. The e h of sw q of sec 25, town 34 n, f rangt 2 e.and 6w q of ßw q of 30, town 34 n, 122 acres, fourmiles north-cast of Plymouth good mill sea and saw-mill thirty acres improved building to be sold very cheap. The a h of nw q of sec 11, town 32 n, of range 3 e close by Tippecanoe Town good land and good timber unimproved to be had on easj terms. Lot No. 6 in Wheeler's addition to the towu Plymouth fine dwelling and good out housed. North of Lot No. 37 in Plymouth, nowkaowi as "BaM win House" a desirable location. Lot No. 91 in Flymouth good dwelling hous Part of Lots 73 and 74, Flymouth dwelhn 34x40 feet for sale or rent. Lot No 40, Flymouth good dwelling and two story business house, on one of the'best corners ii town to he had at a bargain. Persons deiroui of purchasing in this vicinity willdo well to give us a call. REEVE k CAPRON, December 9th 2tf Plymouth, Ini IRON CITY COLLEGE OO Pavs for a full course in the IRON CITY COLLEGE, The largest, most extensively patronized and bog organized Commercial School in the Uaitnd tites Attending Daily, March, 1859 Usual time to complete a full course, from to 1 weeks. 22"7"exy Stnclent, Upon graduating, is guraatccd to be competent to mantgc the Books OF ANY BUSINESS, And qualified to earn a salary of from $500 To $1,000. Students enter at any timeNo Vacation Oßeview at pleasure. 51 PREMIUMS Best Penmanship! Ministen1 Sons received at half price. For Circular and Specimens of Writing, Inclese two letter stamp?, and Address I . JENKINS, Pittsburgh, Pa. THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH AND MATURITY. Jcst Fusli.-iied, Gratis, 25m Tiiousa.td. A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL Treatment, without Mfdicine, of Spermatorrhea, or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Genital and NerTous Debility, Premature Decay of the System, Impotcncy, and impedimsnts t marriage generally. TJyB. DE LA NEY, M D. The important fact that the many alarming complaints, originating in the imprudence and solitude of youth, maybe easily removed without Medicine, is in this small tract el early demonstrated ; and the entirely new and hirhlv successful treatment, as adopted by the Author, fully explained, lv means of which every one is enabled to euro IIimsci.p perfectly and at the least possible cnt, the i-eby avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the day. Sent to any address, irratis and pe pt free in a sealed envelope, by remitting, (post piid) two , postage stamps to Dr Ji. DE LA NEY, eas 31st street, New York City.

H. D. DICKSON . . J. C. LEONARD H. B DICKSON & CO. Oü. La Torte Street, FLYMOUTH, IND. Have just arrived from New York, where they purchased the largest and most

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COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HAMDWAllE, JAPANNED WARE, w AND mm EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. r 9 c0 rn B o a M 3 C P s C3 Ob o "I B a XT t3 o cr "i o s in c 9 C o o a p. c c an 9 o o c--1 a o p 3 n ctn . n n 3 3" p o 5 TdD VIES Wc have a complete asortment of Stoves at low prices, and are determined Jo suit our customers with quality and prices. a 3 3 O c m o V ja 3 o S km O at a e o c o Ö M 5 o u 3 O o s "i a 3 a a a et a o "3 ts CS 3 -3 e c o c c E J S u o 3 - n V u 1 et O -3 C M U V t3 O c as L-. . ft b t rt v I 3 Z3 o J3 O o a We are permanently located in Plymouth, with just the stock, friend?, that will suit you. We are determined that no Man, Woman or Child, "in all the rrtrions round about," 6hall undersell us aud respectfully solicit your patronage confident that in the variety, quality and low price of our stock that we can suit every one wishing nnvthing in our line. 20v4 II. B. DICKSON & Co. Flesh Won ndl. Old Sort, Dura , wellic. Tumors, FroitBItei. Contraction of tb Maiclei. Wipkneit of t h Jointi J In in the ruck. and Side, Rhamtisni, Chi'.blaini. Laroenet. Strains. Windfalls, etc. I. L. St. John' Liniment enjoys a great reputation as an external application for men ana animals in the abovenamed eases. I hereby certify that St. John's Liniment is possessed Of the most astonishing: curatire properties of any medicine that has ever come within my knowledge. I first made use of it for the rheumatism, to which I had been sub.ect for more than forty years. I was then confined to my bed. so helpless that I could not tarn myself, bat was completely cured by this Liniment. I applied it freely just before going to bed, rubbing it in well wit), the hand, antil inflammation was produced, and then hound on tightly warm flannel. I hare recommended It to many of my friends for severe cases of rheumatism, ores, bruises, etc., and the same wonderful saecesi hat Ter attended its use. A friend had his foot so badly hurt by a plough that it was thought he must los it. He was entirely helpless, but was perfectly enred by the use cf this Liniment. All my friends who have used it concur with me hi the belief that it is the best medictaa Of the kind in the world- WARRaUf BUKL. Tim, August, 148. I t From a Wealthy CUUen ofTravllin, Covnlv. O. Drib Sib: I wish you would establish an agency hers or the sal of your Liniment. I had a valuable horse, a ew days since, so lame as i earcely to be able to walk. I sent .to Colambni. and procured a bottle of your Liniment, a few applications of which effected a curt. I eoosi'ter it preferable to any linfment I hay ever used, and aUoold be clad to hare it kept here for sale, so that 1 may at any time conveniently obtain a supply. It will Sell readily. OEORQJi STONIIL WbstbbtilIb, Franklin county, O. .fain snd Weakness in the Baric, and Side of Six Tear Standing Cured. My wife was about six years aftiicted with a pain in her back and side. She was confined part of the time t her bed. She made use of the Mustang Liniment, and various ether medicines, but obtained no relief until she made bsa of St. John's Liniment, which effected a speedy cure. Actio. Ohio, April 1. l&ö. f REDERIC HEISLER. T consider St. John's Liniment far superior to any , medicine for the am purpose I bay ever known, either for man or beast. It removed a lump about as I Farce as my doubl fhC ef six week standing from a neighbor's horse. It was supposed U have been rra- ' dueed h a sorain. The owner said be would willingly sHv ten dollars to have it removed, bat thought it could not be done. I would recommend every family to keep this valuable preparation on hand. Farmers and others having horses and cattle, would frequently experience graat advantage from so doing. BENJAMIN HUDDLE. r Near Melmore, Ohio, This certifies that my son suffered a great dsalwitk froitn feet about fifteen years. I tried every thing that eeoied calculated to affora relief, withoat benefit, until at last I made use of I. L. St. John's Liniment, a few applications of which effected a thorough cure. Mt. KcTCBsnrrnxB, Ohio. XUAJS TWIG Gl. Horse Cared of a Frightful Wound. Thia esrtifles that my horse fell and ran a harrow-tooth through bis ler. I feared It would ruin him. I applied St. John's Liniment, and a perfect cor was soon e fretted. WM. IL BURNS, Tiffin. 0hl& Windfalls and Severe Cut I had a ho. thai had a large wind gall upon each bind leg, about six years. 1 made use f many things to remov them without saccess. I finally applied St. John's Liniment three times a week, for about three months. I bathed very thoroughly, and after each application heated in the Liniment with a hot shovel until dry. A thorough cur was effected. Law about two years sine, and ther has beea no indication of their returning, t, upon one occasion, let my axe slip, and cut t. gash ia my bort three inches In length ar.d one inch in depth. We tied Bp the wound as soon as prssible. and bathed with the Liniment, by which a very rapid cur wsseffected, J. McNEEN, Watson Station, Okie. Lamp removed from a Hone and Lamtaew Cured. Mr. John Beard, near Tiflln. Ohio, amd a bore with a lump upon his leg about the lis of a ben's gg. He finally became so lame that he could not be used, and was scarcely able to walk. My Liniment was ap Blied and soon removed th lump and effected a the rough cor S-4d by an Mediola Dealers, who will furalsn PL Jon i almanacs gratia, I. L. ft. John A Co, Tuna City, 0 , trenerai Agents fr tat Western States.

LATEST NEWS BY DAILY PAPERS

Protection to Naturalized Citizens. Washington, Julj 18. Pre v ions to the preparation of the recent official letter to onr minister at Berlin, instructing him to demand of the Hanoverian government the surrender of Mr. Ernest Attorney General Black at the request of the President rendered an opinion in the case,maintaining the. general right of expatration as incontestible and that in regard to the protection of our citizens in their rights at home and abroad we have no law which divides them into classes or makes any difference whatever between them; that a native and a natural ized American citizen may therefore go forth with equal security c nA ei.., over every sea ana through every ii j l . l l- xi land under heaven including the country where the latter was born Either of them may be taken for a debt contracted or a crime commited by him but both are absolutely free from all political obligations to evry country but their own. They are botli American citizens and their exclusive alleinance is due to the government of the United States. In Judge Black's opinion the Hanoverian government cannot justify the arrest of Ernst by showing that heemigrated contrary to the laws of that country unless it can also be proved that the original right of oxpatriation depends on the consent of the natural sov- i ereign and this last proposition he h sura no man can establish. St. Louis, July 19. A special dispatch to the Bullötin says that a bill of rights before the Kansas convention provides that no distinction be made betwen aliensand citizens in relation to the possession of property; also that no slavery be allowed in the State. It has been decided by a majority of the convention in favor of instructing the Supreme Judges to disregard the fugitive slave law. Provisions are made for for the homestead law embracinglGO acres and improvements not exceeding 0-2,000. Vera Cruz, July 8. Minister McLaneV demand for the surrender of the Condncta alone saved it. A few hours later Robles received peremtory orders j T.,l..:., rt n11.n. Lrt r find uuitu not tv iiuuti nn; w'liducta to el?ter Vera Cruz. Ivobles had captured Placcolluan from the liberals. Marques had pronounced in favor of himself at Guadalajara. Augusta, Ga., July 18. The brig Fe, from New Orleans was totallv burned at sea on the I 14th of July. The captain and; crew were all saved, having land-; ed on the coast of Florida. i Marshall, Texas, July 18. The district attorney has ollici-: ally notified the Pacific Hail way; Company that he will dismiss the j State suit upon the payment of j the first installment, 50,000, d provided for in tli3 compromise i with the new company. Boston, July, 19. In the slaves habtas corpus case before Judge Metcalf this morning f there was no apjearance made against the plea of me slave Maria Gaskins, and she was promptly! discharged. She v. il return to her master, Holmes. j Bostm Jnlv, 10.

llie meeting of tie Suflblk bar; relative to file (leatl of Mr. CllOate j Would respearully afmounc,and invit Lhe atwas folly attended :o-dayt Charles j tcn,;o,, of f!,r 1 'roni0f G. Irin Sidnev Bartlett, and., , ,, . , .... n others, made eulogstic addresses, j M ai,lil5i Uu' adjoining Counties,

and a series of appiopnate resolution were adopted It 13 expected tint Mr. C.'s remains will aarive hrc on Friday forenoon. The fuieral will take place on Saturday i Jit the Esex street church. Tie Rev, Dr. Adams '.rill officiate A meeting of clizens will be held in FaneuU Ilallon Friday afternoon, to be addressed by Edward Everett. Tie eulogy by Caleb Cushing, will be delivered at a day to be namel thereafter. The Bostonians ire quite delighted with the roults of their trade sales. They give long reports of the sale, anqsay that hundreds of pel-sons ac brought to that city by thcirj who fprmly stopped "at Philadelphia and New York, to make their tmrchases by sample.

THE GREATEST WONDER . I N

To those who do business ou the old Fogy principle is, how the "Low Price Store 9 MANAGES to beat them all in selling Goods. We are not going to let them into our secret, but wp have a word to say to the citizens of Marshall County, and all othtrs who purchase Goods at Plymouth. Inlaying in our Good?, we do not confino enrselvcfl to a few Jobhing Housai in on place, but take advantage of different Markets by buying of Importers and Mannfacturcrs In Boston, New York and other eastern cities, and in thia way pet our Goods much cheaper. We take a great deal of time and pains in selecting Goods. We intend to make our homes in Plymouth, and customers will find every art'clc the same as represented. We are now receiving our SPRING & SUMMER n . Al v , , , Comprising the largest and best 1 . b. assortment of ! BUY GROCERIES Crockery-Ware, Grlass-ware, Boots Sc Shoes, Hats fc Caps, Bonnets, Clothing, Cutlery, i&c.&c. EVER OPENED IN PLYMOUTH. Every one of the different branches are filled complete. We have space to give our prices on only a few articles. Declines, 1225pr. vd. DeRcgcs,. 12V. Lawns, fust colors 12 1 innts 6t12" uinrjnams, Sheetings Denims, Shirting Stripes, Apron Checks Tickiags Jeans, Women's Em'd. Shoes, 12 U" 8 Q 10 " 10 11) " 10 " 122' 25 " 1 00 " do. Gaiters 75(11 50 Palm Leaf Hats, 12Vo Y. II. '1 ea 50 E Coffee 12 " Rice 7 Fish, 7 " Salt 2 25 bbl UWe respectfully invite all to examine our Goods and prices. "We take great pleasure in showing them, and not urge you to buy unless jou Are suited. LOW SEEMS S?PÖ2Bffi On the corner South of the Edwards House. April 5, 1859 RICE Si SMITH. N.U.All kindg of Country Produce taken at the highest market price. THE PEOPLE Of Marshall Countv and Vicinilv, ARE respectfully informed that E. PAUL Continus ine the Boot & Shoe Business, . , I his advertisement now will show The Plymouth people where to fro. For liootsaud Shoes of every kind, To suit the most fastidious mind, For those who bow at Fashion's shrine, riease call at Paul's he docs design To keep what cannot fail to suit, The latest style of Shoe or Boot. If Ladies wish or slippers neat, To suit their minds and fit their feet Or Gaiters of the latest fashion. When dres&fd to make a splendid da?h in; Or flootees, Shoes, or aught to wear; Then" call at Paul's for they are thereof eversize ftnd varions hne, Made at the .Fast and Westward too. We also have a JJuskin tie For walking tv'l'cIi the Fair should buy, For the sake of health and comfort, too; Then e.ill and buy our Buä.kin b.VoC. Now Farmers, you will please to call AtPauPi his i-tock will please you all; Histoek is srood and can't be beat, Hy any houe m Any street. A better Uj(t cmnot be nrvde, Than thn we keep for country trade; Onr thick Bropaue are also stout They'll wear till thev are all worn out. But if you want m finer shoj, Then call at Paul's he'll furnish you With Calf, Morocco, or with Kip With ki.nds the best, that wiM not rip. Younsr Misses, too, we fo'odly greet! Come let us beautify your feet, With Gaiters, Slippers or Bootees, Of any kind that vou may please, We also have for babes that creep,A little shoe that's very cheap. 'Tis pliable and also neat, And will protect their little feet. Shoemakers here can be supplied With TacKsand Thread- and Awls arsd Lasts -With Knives and Birstles, Pegs and Rasps. Come one, come all give us a try, And we ar sure that you will but At the sign of the Golden Boot. " 42tf. To the fict that hf Im purchased of Mr. JAMES MITCHELL hi stock 'in the FOMjäYBÜSENESS And from his experience in the business feels confident he can give PERFECT SATISFACTION. ALL KINDS OF Done oh short notice. Having employad GOOD WORKMEN, he will warrant all work that is dohe in the shop. ALLOSBERS PROMPILYATTlHDIDTfl. All kinds of Prodncc and old Ifon Taken in C5cbange for Castings at his Oroecrynymcruth,Jan. sa 6tf

Something Interesting TO THE Let all give attention! THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE OPENED, one door north of the Post Office, an extcniv stock of

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Embracing a general assortment of everything belonging to that linn of trade. Having purchased their stock LOW, they feel confident in saying that they can sell on such terras as will warrant PUBLIC PATRONAGE. They invite the citizens of this vicinity to an examination of their stock and prices, that they may satisfy themselves as to their terms. They have in connection with their store, SUPERIOR workmen, who are ready to fill promptly, all orders for domestic manufacture. Be it further known that they will pay in CASH, the highest market prices for all kinds of FURS. TEL1S, GREEN k DRY HIDES, &c. fcc. As they purpose making their store n permanent institution of Plymouth, the public may be assured that they will always find ihcir stock complete. LEATHER & FIIYDIiVCS, Constantly on hand. Remember the place and give us a call one door north of the Tost Ofiice. Win. C. EDWARDS, J. F. VANVALKKNBURGir. Plymouth, Ind., December 2nd lbös. vo!4uo DRY r GOODS AND SELLING CHEAPER THAN EVER! WE would respectfully call the attention of purchasers ta the fact that we have just re ceived from the Eastern cities, a well selected stock of E AD Y-MADE HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, SlC. Ilaving bought our stock at first c!a?s Houses, we can offer you Goods at prices to suit the times, N. B. With the above we have connected a TilLORIM ESTIBLISIUI'ÄT Under the supervision of Mr. F. J. RENNER, whet e we are prepared to MAKE CLOTHING TO ORDER! And keep constantly on hand CLOTHS, CASSIM'RS, VESTINGS. S. t M. BECKER. apr23-23 LATEST NEWS FROM PIKE'S PEAK oM Jflhies! HAVE not cTCitcd such an excitement as lias the arrival ofan UNPRECEDENTED LARGE AND WELL SELECTS SIOCKOF SPRING L'D SD'IMGB GOODS AT DAVIDSON & CO'S Ccns'sting of GENTLEMEN'S & BOYS' READY MADE DBCatJ3 ei? Ovspis, Funiishing G00BS, CLOTHS, CASS1MERE3, SATIN ETTS, LIKEN, And COTTON, and a full assortment of Triloring Trimmings, Trunk, Satchels, lVots & Shoes etc., etc., all of which will and rmist be sold at rates which w ill defy a 1 competition. Anv person wishing to purchase goods as above j advertised, we could best convince them of the truth of our statements Wv giving us a call and ! J r : examine our etock and prices to which per rvice we are at ail times ready to attend, n e would particularly direct attention to our Tailoring Department which is under an efficient Superintendent who guarantees all work to be made according to stvle, under work men like manner; and as vhave i the advantage of a Can afford the manufacture of rments at least one third leas than customary puces , To our cumerous friends and customers we ten.1 . r.. r ... 1 1 uer our iitauA wi j'arK a, uit, uu nope 10 merit ft continuance lucreui uj iair mm i;oerat oeaurg. . v. K .1 , j l Pershing Block, No. 2. DAVIDSON k CO. Aprl I QOtf

USE, WM Mfl HARNESS FOR $L L. D. SINE'S

Firrv-rocarn GIFT ENTERPRISE!! 250 PRIZES IX illERICAX (,'OLI) 80 Acres of liich Farmm" Land ! Two Hundred and Fifty Gold nn 1 Silver Xsvcf Hunting Watches Gold, Veat and Giuri Chain? Silver and Double-plated Silverware, Jewelrv, &c. Tickets limited to 1 2,000! Whole Xumber of Vrhci 1,001! To he drawn at Cincinnati, Mondän, AughdWih, 1859. I. 1). SINE would fiüiounce to the public that his fiiftr-fourth ZMannivt! M.m'hh Gift Entcrj r;.-c will lie drawn as al ove, oti which occasion will L distributed to the tkkct-hoMcu to thousand valuable irift, amonir wlj'uh v, i'l he f i:nd c::e Hors-e. IH'Gl'.V, SILVKIt MOUNTED IIARMSS, ALL CO."irLETi:,V. "ORTHt -I'M; one Sü-acre Land Wnrraut; two hundicd nd filtr prizes in American Gold, rar.iii" f;;m 12.00 to SOU; three hundred pold and silver L tr jH intjnp JVntches, ranging from 20 to $200; G r.ts' (U Id Wt Chains and Ladies Gold Guard Chains. Also, o'.id nu double-pl.ited Silverware, fo::;-t;n- of Tablespoons, Tctspaons, Forks, etc. Also, Lri-üt-s Gar net, Coral and Caraco IJreastpins ai;d E.ir -riu, Lockets, etc. Also,genU Shirt Stud, Sleeve Uut ton, Ureastpins, etc. All of the above pfts aro of as jrooJ quality s can bo purchased for the price. I beg leave to state to the public- that nv Enterprises materially d-.iV. r from many oth'ers cf a professedly similar character. rirstly IJie drawing invariably takes j.lace en thedav advertised. frcenr.dlv Tii prizes are worth h.it tlicv :rs et:itod t'i be in tW popramm?. lhirdlv Ihcdrawm" is conducted m an im partial manner. Fourthly All prizes drawn In- p r;n.s who cannot attend the dra-ainir are immnliatolv f.rwarded at my expense nd risk; an! a list of the drawn numucrs is torwardcu to every ticket iClder whetuer fortunate or not. Single tickets, $1 ; six tickets, ü. INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS. Agents selling 151 tickets, or upward, ül b supplied at b') cent per ticket, and will, in addition, receive a premium of 10 rer cent in pt!d; agents who sell less than that number, and over 2.", will be supplied atthes.nr.e rate, and, in addition, receive r. premium in j-v. c!ry at the rr.te of J2,5i. for each '2." ticket soi.1. Thus, i!i aeiit selling 25 tictcts remit? me 20 tloll-., and i tiien entitled to a ne gold pen, silver extension, gold ring, or other article worth 2.50; an a rent selling 50 tickets gets an article worth 5 dolls.; one u.d'.'ing Ct tickC. an article worth Gd-!!s, and so n. Frwciiunii nu.y remain until a watch or ether .da iMo cuji ob'.ainod. If any persons who cannot act a age:. I l.'ms:l wi'l secure the services of anoth. r, ;m a pla-e where no agency ii already established, tl pr:--n procuring the gent, incase 12 ticket.-s are Pold in one Enterprise, will ho rrciented with :my booic he may desire of the value of $1,-5; with one worth 2,50 lor piocuring an asro:;t who wiil sell i:."; and one worth Five Dollars for jTöon; ::;g tlie ssle of 50. The agent will also receive his regular premium, and the person securing iiis tv-.-cs can order his present in jewelry if he priVrs it. A list of books will he sent if desired. The respective number of tickets must all be sold in ore Enterprise, and must be notified at the time retur ns arc made for the tickets. All orders must be addressed to L D '.n?, T.x 710, Cincinnati, O. All responsible persons ordering tVLets will be supplied hy ordering as akne the money to h sent tv lien the tickets arc sold. rr'l I 'l 1 $1000 IN GOLD, FOK S3. l . D . si x i: s IOLT.TII ART UXIOV GrIFT DISTRIBUTION! T WEXT' TH O ITS. i XD D OLLA JiS In valiiiihle lri7.es. 300 PRIZES IN AM Kill CAN" GOLD, In IVizes ranging from S - 5'J fo $1 ,000 each. 103 Gold and ?i!wr Lever IIulLIiit Watche-.froia S2J to S2H0 each. H) s; h ndid Oil Talntlngs and Engravings. Ladv's Carnet, Corn!, Chrk-o and plain Gold Ih i..tp;ns and Ear-ring; also Lady's Locket Ureastpins; Gents Diamond Opal an JG.uni t Fiiii; line Gold IVns and Fencds; line s'l Rings Goldstone .V Lo'ket Kintrs; Hepar J and Plain G..ld lUui Shirt Studs and .Sleeve Uuttons; Gold Lockets; ic Wliolo Number Prizes, 1800 Tickets limited to 70v0. 2Iore than an average of one chance in Four Tickets. Single Tickets 83. Three Tickets, $3. bix Tickets, 15. To le drrurn ct Cincinnati, O., on Manday, August Zih, 1C 50. L. D. Sine would announce to t!i public tlcit in addition to his rejruUr monthly O'.ft finte! prices, he will give his I'ourth Grand Art-l'uicn Distribution, on Moiuhiy, cth day cf .nirut next, on which occasion wiil be di?tril;utfd eighteen hunj ;'rcd bcautilul and costly prizes, v;duelut S.-,t.l,nio. I Anion? the Gifts will be found three Ja:n ircl rrizC$ In American Go!!,rarping in sums from $.2,59 up to $J,0OO each. J our hundred excellent Gold an I Silver Heining WatcL's, -ort!; from $23 tu each; Ten beautiful Oil ra'r.ti-? and Imgraving?, worth from 15 to three liundrcd d'jl larseach; the rcmuininz prizi j cor.Mtin? f Lndios Brea?tpii anl Kar-rinzs: tler.ts" Diamond Ureastpins; t:;mls, Sleeve Hutten-:, Tinker ri:i-; Gold Tens and Tencil?; (?o!J Ten.-, rilvcr extension, cte. The ruiniirijrs will be csa.anjred for V.it-?n or Jewelry at the lowest c'ai pi icjj,, if Je. Ii ed lv the ticket holders. Ail prizes drawn by persons not present will be forwarded to the ticket holder within ore week from the day of drawing, i Iihcr by mail or express, tree of expense, kuiib ay risk. Persons a: a distance, who cannot attend the drawing: themselves, w ill stand the same chance as though they were present; but it they desire it the can appoint anyone to attend for theni, who i eiJ.-'i in Cincinnati, oruho may I on a vi.;t to tl:e citv on the day of drawing. A list of drawn numbers wi!i be forwarded to tickctdiolders, w hether fortunate or not. Hie usual premium of ten per cent in Jewelry will be allowed to flrgerrts selling six ticket vj"ward. Agents felling fifty or toward will be allowed a piemium of ten ier cent in goM. All responsible persons are re'icstH to net agents for the sale of iny tickets. In ordering tickets lor this Enterprise, be sure nn 1 sav, j-v.. your J'ourth Art-Union Urawing." otherwise tick' ets might be sent for regular monthly Enterprises. Agents are earnestly requested r.oUo order more tickets than they have a certlnetv of tc!f:n- T'n. .. ... . . - ü,u llL4v,-ls n1-1 poaiiivciy oe returned at least .DC 'eck Prv,ous to the dar of draw ing, iQ order fiAt.1 m:l d,?pose of them in Cic iuuati, Ohio, v-u' u ewjon, hy. All orders milkt K ad.lia.? T r cr;,. r... let, mcimuu, Olio, epi2l-'J NW SW 14, 32, 1 J t g HIE above described land, situ?te in Union eam 2u STi" ViBT of MaVen' cuckce,ana a short distant fM.m Mencu.kfre t. -a 1 -;i , 'j,l,T,. cv.., .iiHiuimi,iuuiiuMWm on rood term Apply to A C Thm?son at Hun e tington, or in Flymouth to T. MeDONALP. 13 LAN KS Foil JU3TICE5 OP 1 HE J Tcäcefor sale cheap, at thi OTiec.