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OFFICE, Over Pershinss Drugstore. I. MATTINGIiX, ri'Lt!nti aid rRorniKToK. TEXJIS or srestniPTiox. iTp-ildiri aJrmce, or within three months, $2,00 If nit p lid within three months $2,50 If not paid till the crvl of the rear . $3.00 Twa twtweribers whole pctpeM are delivered by the carrier will be charged M cents per ancunt additinnl. Lj" Sy ii?3r inontinued until all arrearages rc p iil, unless. it the option of'.r-c publisher TERMS OF ADVERTISING: Oaeiaireof 223emor less, thre weeks, cr oi, $'!,') 1, each additional insertion 50 cents. j VlrrllrtHcm.nti;n nronortion . Less than ! hilft sintretnhe Charged ä$ half a ware, otcr . hilf i si i ire tobe charjred asa wholesqnare. Business car '., one rear. 10 lines, J.OO Rapines e.ird. six months, 10 lines, 5.00 Qatrter column, 3 month. 6,00 . g 1 9,00 12 15,00 BUSINESS II. REEVE. (rr0RET IT LAT 1XD X0TIUT PI EMC, Var Claim and Insurance Agent, II v rr-inxl Iracti- pln. .frrtin ami PrnLat niina prmuptly att-nl'-.l t at mx!T.ttr i liarp . Bjintj, KVk tj an. I IVusioua fpiured at the leat IM vf. M .rta aitl tVntrart prrjvifv! n tinti. IVSCil IXCtfi-Ifetrd n tlVK. at PRUfEKTY in VIm e imanir at tli? Ifast p.itlf rat-. B- Ltl-r;e tn-of. IMym Mih. Iu-1. njntf O (JU HOUSE, 1. VP iTTTE .STREF.T. W'KST OF CKNTKR. i'r'ormerlv Firmer" IItl.) GEOX'JE BLIJ.YIN,: : : IVoprietor. F?b.2l, 1?6j-1 .jpiULLirS JOHNSON. ITTOIXSTS A5D fOiXSELOSS IT LUT, Aithiriiei War Claim Agents, JTjtary's Public, Collection and Insnran3e Agents, , -riftniMith, M ush. II Uo., Ind. B :.p- iü art-i;ia civn to th- t ilvliint i-f n-tf-. n T.i i-j. an-t Ik io!l.'-ti"H -f So!litT.. Cliin(r P.-aii ms R aTy. Un-k Tay, ml all other a-fT" II - T.kv r I". tri- J M. k, np !air. Vt. 9. Mv-'f C. CAPllON, Attorney-and Kotary, Aai'-Liesnsei War Claim-Aent, I'l.YMtMTH, IM. ttenW 1 ill irol"'i"t I '..n" -ta -f.l in hi h if". frti;ni.r rtntittn eirti t ju.trdi.iuli5p' and tint SVt-t--i of Ik -l-ni ' K-tat-. CC" Ltr.Xil',' ui I a trniptlT rciuitttHt. : rar f. U. Oi kj.i i CV A r.lar J:r.-. n:li ! I l,.tvirt.ar.'. (.! -v I rpUWAUUS HOUSE. Mi St., Ui rf.YM t TU, INI. C. A AT. II. .Irt"l).N.NKL,"rroprictor. rtmnihti tosivl fr-'in all train. .iikUIm'Ioiihj fort f til toii vrli.-u r l r r. .-ft at tlii-U"ii-e. TuD-tf iJOHN Cr. os 13 01 i xr:, Attorney an;l (,onncIor at Law. tJTOVYlf'K- IN BANK Cl'Il.I'INU. njva-lylj PLYMOUTH. IND. C HARLES rOW ELL. DAIU'.EU. Slaia;, haawMnz ani ll.urlrciti ..ir in t'te 1 irvvt f.tl.ii.nit'ieafT:i. ."li rrr Vf.-rtrll" ITT- ti. -DAVENPORT. F V, ... ' "Oiv.eo.v rr.vT.r. mm TV i . I rirmmilh rn thr wcotif aiil la.-1 T'i-'lo and M'rln-lajnt-ai-li m.-litb. ."H.x.ml h- K tarlj Ilue. ruirrh 31, 1 -' yl B -A N K O V T H E S T A T E or inii.sa. Brmteli . at. I'tymoirth. ram l" m t 1 2 m . and tr. in l to .1 1 m.'S'a T1K'. I'RF.SSNKIt. C.ilii. r. S. A. KLKTCHEU, J.t I nii'lin!. A. O. HORTON. srwarox pkstit. Wh-da r p irtial et'f Ttth iiiorti-J mi I ! ) approTr! plar. Sj-lal attrnlin al tu S r-rrati..i, .f ihr natural I III. im! irr, gtlaritir f rbiHrrn" trrt!i rrr-t.-l. Ttnan 1 ti'fl-nlf i'tihvtrai tl al'h ihr nt f MTofi.rui. Can Im .ullnl at riia ifi.cr al any tiun rti J f -on MmIitoo.I Ti-Ujj. UfltcaovKr Mill C-k. . tt Mictiisan trert. .u;-ljc J l LANGEND AUG U. vVh nn l-rtanls th Ktlinh and Gt rtuan langna;'- ' th wnhly, b i Wn appointed DN"otcvxy 2?u.T3llc, nd will rjT-Hife .-w-iii,ifnt from ue langnage to tb otltor 5n ra.nalile tru.. II will 1. tH a.-korlr(l .it. of It., ,tr. 4-. Ha m it t- at K-lty Km-U:! Nr arxrrj itore, ajxt 4-ax ti Prr.Uin;' Dra Su-rr. 1 BUTCHER t iUe Iicit'4a itreet.eppaslteUbeelerMIaBk ri.YUUUni, INDIANA. - nor3.1bC4-ltf ... AT T.I! I Af C 1 I priu t ti (IS 1111111101 of 1 SC5. Tfi' 11 Vrlt'I havins rnterrd int parttirrsliip In th "Mri;hat Tailwnn buaint. would inform the public t 'oerall jr that tl,r j have jnat opened a Lrze und Lfegant Assortment of Cloths, ' : a CassimcrcM, r;;i Vesting, Hte.. "ait. ft Men and Boy's Wear, Walch we will ? T MANUFACTURE TO ORDERbert otke, ia tie latest and most falsi iotiabU stylf , J - ' ' Ati Cheap a the Cheapest! " lMn; lfTy inreelpt ef Xew Cov1j, to fwlcnnlMsnt of our abilitr f sat Ufr the wants of var customers in all re. . f m wkataeertr. SPECIAL ATTENTION giren to CUTTING CIt as call hrw'jirchasln; elsewhere. No trouble vbataeer to show gnnrfa. - aShTf rwi L POSTE 5TEEET, on door west of Claateland's old store, ;.T-;.c,oM. ; Force & Kruiger.i. R. PIIILP0T, WITCH JI1RT. B JCHLLtn. , AW Dele in :' CLOCKS, WATCHES. JEWELRY. PLATED WARE, TOYS, 4c. AVeea side Miohljan street, Plymouth , Ind. ET Watches, Clock nd Jewelry Repaired on hört notice, and Warranted. TKRni MODERATE 0 TBEDIT. D."3,'e4-n5tr -P I A N O FOR S A L E ! A FIRST-CLASS PIANO FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS. sA-aradit ef via raoatha wHt ba circa oo a portion ta the., amount. Vnmtni . itiianiiii ".e ninire at thie eOce. r8''",

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Wh.ii gre-it events h ire clnued the seasons by. Like gale blown waves beneath the thundering skr. From that swill hour when Sheridan struck the foe. Shattering rebellion at a single blowt How like an raglc swooping Irom his crag. Great Shcrmin pounced and tore the rcbvl flag; On w hie spread wing then northward swept the co:it, While (led before him til the traitorous host, Till Grant like Michael on the crystal wall Crowded the fiend of ttraeoti ti his fall. And when unto the lowest ileeps ho fell. There chained the k-mn in his well earned ' cell. Grows there the hemp sufficient for the time. To avenge a nation lot their murderer' crime, Think of our j;lorioij Lost of iiiarHr's Uin Not in für battle on tu? fierv ol.iiu D" left to ghastly hunger' tightening clinch; And slowly murdered daily inch by inch, i r .w, i i. i .1. : m : . i. I And yet the mue recoils that gives the sktteh; I see before the felon's straining eyes. 'I hese haggaid martyrs soltmnly arise; The myriads looming from the pains of death, F"iIo their pale line belore this new .Macbeth Like those sad ghosts by Kit-hard s bed. d blood 'with i neir motinuui voices irvezes ins dread; Orphans and widows p;us before his sight. Until his soul i Miivciirj? with annglit; HU crv.ril ee no more," is m ide in vain, He still muat sec and shiver in his chain ; But leave the df in mi to himself, no worse A fate could reach him, and uo bitterer a curse: II. Cripc for a nation crapeLet frcedm all her shri.ies and temjlcs 3mpe; I he neatst nculeM ani the Lest, lias droppeJ frm his hih toil to s ilden rest He hose Wge heart Irom kindiuss never swerved. But olt recoiled frem vengeance where deserved, Ib'ivfti 4ivh) Iii 111 Irom the final woik to do j Of meeting justice to the traitorous crow. 'Cehtdd the assassin living through the night, ' Ka.-h buh autl tree assails him with affright; Each breath of air is hissing in his ear The cry of Murder!" and pursuers near. His eye of blood make all the held aMazc With fire, to give him to the searcher's gaze; lie dies a thousand deaths until he falls, ".Mid flaming hay and ir.i.'klini' beams and And with tierce impn cations 0:1 U i lip His TMrit 1 isses t its dark rciipe . riTcliaiier, i uifii 1 by veiccfi.l sin pes of ire. It sli'l dies 011 tiiroult cudlcss fields ol 11 .c, III. Hero let the curtain fall On scenes ol woe that startle and appal Rin; out wild bells, and iwinj it round the world. Our Union fit" i now for aye unfurled, Traitor nor tirant can rsi.-t the tide Of the preat movement swcejitigfar and wide". The frccdm. ui's ax is in the ltrest now; The frecdniari's hand is on t'e Southern plow; One wrep of the j;it at j-eop!cs arm abr al Th- ?avape flies, and harvest crowiu the Sod; While bv that hind tho rattlin'r car conveyed. H uts, like a sh-iule through the loom of trade; Religion's haudmaid commerce walks abroad And wins mire realms thin war's ens inuined pod; In her fair hand the olive branch of peace Waves o'er the w.rJ,anl bids its discord cease; Her sarmenU breathe perfume of India's spice, And soft furs shield her 'mid iheartic ice; Her uiiidctrs llv athwart the frozen land; 1 Her patient cannds print the desert sand; On Nile and Niger's breast herbirjes ylide; ! IK r swift canoe the Indian trapper puide; 1 Her haik o'er Pharaoh's drow nel chariot sail, ' On Miehian her ft! cam drfies the ca'e. ()r Europe's world her pinion rise and fa!'. Her banner wave on China's ancient w ill. O'er ruined Thebes jn-rehance she sheds a tear, But smiles to Me a greater rising here; i Heaves tho sad sigh be.ide decaying Rom?, Hut starts a y-eeond in her new found home. Onward lorevcr o'er our western land Rises the fair r.nrts to her enchanted wand. There domes and -ircs, by ocean, lake and i stream, Spring like the marvelous fabrh? of a dream, , Where roamed uf late the forot'a du?y king. On skyward w.d's the builders' trowels ring. Where siv.ige cluurtn watcuci the I flT.l.t eagle's b The Sax ii urchin flies his waring kite. Where tha wi'.J war dance fiiiiicd the midnight ! fires. In tcrel temples chant the Christian clioir. And where canoe lay warping on the sand, A thousand steamers chafe lhe busy lauJ. I IV. Oner more within this m irrelou temple here, Let u t xult o'er treason's lltodr bier; Exult like Miiiam on the Red sea coast, . V here wares uniting drown old Pliaraoh' i boat. ne billows of our Union thus hive mcr, ' And ovemhcliucd and drowned the traitorous I et; And liberty like a singing Miriam, stands , With flashing symbols in her lifted h ind?, Ph.Miiiii:; her tx'aiia grandly to the Lortl For freedom won add union thus restored, e a 5 .Great heirs of freedom keep jour steady I course. j Still follow truth with undivided force; ! Let tour free 1'. ypeak love to all the earth, i Love GoJ. and next the land that gavo you on in : Though wartdioulJ slunijcr and jour swordj be eheathed, Tiuc to the trust your glorious sires bequeath- " CJ Witli you t xtmple lika a flij unfurled Columbia, yet will liberate the world. Then on forever by your upward aims And time must pay what perscrcrance claimsBe every won! with earnest purpose riven. Each patriot thought and act, and leave the to Heaven. rct Shall Indiana Have a Harbor? The propriety of building a Harbor at Michigan City has been, within the past few months, considerably discussed, and quite a number of our exchanges hare en U red upon the advocacy of this very commendable eutei prise. We understand that the Legislature, last winter, passed a bill itf oorporating a company and clothing it with power to proceed with the work. It is time that Indiana should h.vc an outlet for her Commerce by way of the Lake. Heretofore our resources have been divided, and the wealth of our prop! principally directed to isedins Chicago, which, for twenty years, his acted like a rast sponre in sucking up the profits derived from the commerce of this and other Strtea The position of our people i somewhat unfortunate. On tha South wa are tapped by Loaisville, od the East by Cincinnati and Toledo, and on the West, by that miracle of modern times, Chicago. We have no commercial centre. With the exception of what is freighted on the Ohio River, all our goods and products are carried by railway, and the farmer! and merchants compelled to pay such tarrifia aa the carriers ace fit to impose. In addition to this, the ability of tha Railroad to accommodate the constantly growing commerce, is exciting some debate. That a Har - bor would be of unmistakable advantage to the State, all will admit; that our necessitie. will induce iü construction, we hare no doubt We see, by our late excnaugei, ui ruunsir oeiu niaue to build a Rail Road direct from Lafarette to Chi cago. , lf this should succeed, the New Albany, & Louisville Road would die for want of blood. To obviate this, wo are creditably informed that the latter road proposes to pire Oac Hundred Thouiand Dollars toward opening a-Harlior at Michigan City. With this sum in hand, it will not require any great effort to raise the balance neceaBary to complete the woik;and'Once undertaken, the dar will not ba distant when tha Government ! will extend some help. That a Harbor can be built at Michigan City, has been affirmed by. such men aaAien. Uelaheld, Col. Berrien and otherf, who Lara fciren the subject consideration and m . m..;..:- .t.ij . . - i . .vn ;Xatppluiona are entitled to greavircight. "Tho

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iirnoredthe interests ther were aPrtoimed to ppv. The present enterprise will be under the control of an incorporated company who belli; lanre con tribiitors, will expend the money judiciously. As this harbor question U one of State importance, e sincerely hope that it will receive, not only Uio ' sympathy, but the aid of every citueu. North-Western Arkansas. From the Little Kock Journal. 7th. These north western colonies number in tha ' neighborhood of fourteen hunJied armed men, and j will continue to increase in number, Ptiengtli and material prospcrirv, until the wlu.le of that sectioti " not only perfectly gife from the .lepruhuiom of bushwhackers, but wrested from the control and f inlluenco of rebels and rebel sympathizers. Thom. ' audi of people who since 1 861 have fled wi.li their f... . . . , imilics to northern Mite., tii nvonl norsrention I ii ,! ... , , r , and death at the hand ol tr.utor. are

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north western Aikansas. i To persons wishing to emigrate from Northern -raic irom Innern ome. npn a more fer- . and Lastern states to find home. tile soil and in n more ireni ern Arkansas presents induce m ; by any State in the Union At the outbreak of the rebellion thes counties' ; rive urge majonues at ine oanoi ihh ajainsi me i- r ri u r -lit (0d.nanceof secession, rhey have fun ished a ari PV't.on of troop, for the national army than any uiiirr section oi me ciaie. i ne greater i um- . , " r -n .i bcr of cuuenss ill rem lining in the cuuntrj are i ruclothcom-crnment;:!...! the rit.trn to their , , nomes. in a stiori iime.oi i.ie reiug. s in me o.in. , jand the soldier Iron, the national arm.es w. . puce tue loia.uj o. in u .ceo,, ocjom. a., u - , The soil is better adapted to the rauitig of all I kinds of craiu and (ruits than anv other in th i .r in l is Umon-the grape wpeci.il Ij nr.il in tiuant.tv and ; nitlitv rhA f ififc-it it 1 w. it MtA limmij vim liitila oualitr those Liown iiih n the famous vine lands I of Calilorui i. The lead mines of Carroll, M u ion I it ". .a i !.a t ana oearcy are nie xiiaustioie. cuver 1.4 ku:ij hi .-.t.Aj ti. wm i!1 fin ittid tli. irrr!;. I actual pi.twv 111 Etiitii iiiki.iiri mi.'. ; ing of the mines will probably cause discoveries of rich leads, lhe coal bmks of Washington and adjoining counties, and the saltpetre cave of Newton are unsurpassed. Iren ore has been found in ashiugto county in considerable qtt intuies, i""'""l ami mere an- extensive pine i.nas in ku-iui u.e ; ., . - - I . I counties. W .unut, oak, cherry r and white oak : jtbouuJ in tho vallev. Siuius of l!ie i.urest wa.a . . t II a 1 . ; ter guh from the mountain Mdes in all parts of t , co uu try, whose ftrearoi fill the bank of the 1 jWhitM!ieIi!ii.oi.,t:ic.rk:m?i3 and : otlwr .ivcr.-. ' 5f.vlr in DtiLxj;t nruui tftA r-iti'ii ittirt!.' fill rltirf 1 Stock cm subsist upon the rane during the ci-tirc vear without care: and above all other con.ideratioas to settlers, the dim ite is unsurpassed for its salubrity by any in the U.iite 1 Sutes. At Fayetteville, in Was'iin-ton County dorin the hottest wcaihor of summer, the tliertn m .-ter seldom rises above 03 deg. Far., or in winter la'ls below zero, and the mountain breezes render the r-uianicr irihta cucl and delightful. Conover's Canadian Adventures Tte Assassinitlcn Instigator G. V. Gayl3, of Cihavba, Ala.Watinf;Ta, June i. uuiie a sen.r.ion oecurreu o siitu.it 111 uiecoun nH.iiiof the Mint try Commiioii for he trial of the assassins and conspirator, m the disci.ure of I . . . r .. m . 1 j loul play 00 one 01 t:ie ovvcrnmeni witnesses, wim haa gne to vanao , ai nie insu.n-e u 1 j uo-c iiu. .iii.i'i 1 , m. iiic iii.-uiir;v.- ui j u additional evii!ci:ce. This to procure auumon-n vk.ci:cc. nus witness,

- ... ... J IIVIIV VI T.av.V av-- a..-.. ' -w.- . , .. SmrordConover, alias James Watson a.lace, the, wluTC lli0 IICW1T n,ar,.;ca Coup:e were residing. New urk IriUn, s eorrespot.d.nt. being rycallpl, u f.om ' tb0 etUeIlce Ven in the trial sta ted that hgrc turned to Canada a Iter gi ving 1 Ur. Wickham had been sent for bv Mrs. Me'.Ss lormer testimony, to get a certified copy ol the I m afu.ni(,ou 0f the afTray. and on approachrecord of the court 111 the fct. Alban raiders ct. j l!)e i,OU:,0 eucwUlltCrod Mr. W. when Mr. N.

He met m .Montreal iM.icn.vi utker, v. u. uiay , Tucker male me rem ir mat tin .; seouiniicis,

George N. banders, George Carroll, Or. Lallen, uf ,jie takiii't ITi-ct in the abtlomcm just a'wve Mississippi, George W escott. of Hor da, an 1 Lew- 1;ira,f an(K between the skia and bi Finders. He hid a free conversation w.:h cUf came out ju., ab,J ,lie Jt.fl roul. Tlie p. TucW an ISaislers, who at the time h id no J tiCjl then litched and another discharge of the pieion of his having testified belore this Court. .mt. ,.,.. ,i,:..h .1. err,,c, ... ,1.- ?:.!f

Stauton, Johbson and J udgc Holt, might be able to . ccej,.j in ärresting'the p'stol aal fetching his adI roteet themselves as .ong as -uards surrounded I rirs,ry to lhe promit iCre he held him and

tnein.uuiuiaii uv wie ew.ru u we u.itu. nua, wouiu come. uu 11c 11 ia a i.h t -iue , , II.. X. I . I ....!. w'.th them. Clcary said blool sl.ouM follow ' blood, and that the assassination of the President was but the beginning of the tcti ibution which was to follow. A short lime after his (Conover's) t-stimonr before the Court was rublished. anJ discovered bv Tucker and others. Tucker, Zanders . and O'Connell, the man who boasted b had been engaged in the attempt to burn New York City, and others came to him, accused him of betraxing their secrets, and demanded an ufiidavit eontradicting his testimoiiy before the Coinni3Moii. Upon his refusal, abotitadozcti of them ai!cd him, and O'Connell, placing a pistol to Ida Lead, said that unless lie avc it lie should n-vr leave the room alive. San lers sa'd he could see in whoe h inds he was, and hoped he would consent. Iii. was then taken to ex Gov. Wcbtcott's room, ami forced to sin an aHidavit which he did hot read. It was attempted a'.Wr this to detiin him in Cm id 1, hut he succeedeil 111 cctisnz Iree, tnrou.-ii lhc interposition ol M-ij. Gen. Pix. Another witne.s. who was pn-sent at the occurrenee in Montreal, corroborated Conovcr. The prosecution alsolntroduccl the fonnnnand one of the printers of the Selmi (Ah Lama) Advertiser at the time of the publication of the advertisement c illin fr a million iIjIIjh to be used in procuring the deaths of Lincoln, Seward and Johnson. These witnesses identified the diabolical author of the advertisement as G. W. Caylc. of Cahawba, Ala. Mfc General riilov at Home. A Murlreeiborocorresp ndent ol the .Milwaukee Wisconsin relates the following. Amon the former nuguatcs and lite leaders ot I'm rcbeUIt, who hare returned to eat their leek, is General Gideon J. Pillow. 1 visited him last week at hi. mansion, five miles froniCoiumbia. The foVndid estate nn which hi mansion is built i leased out by the Government to an entcrpriaiii Yankee. The familj of the General have, however, been allowed to use the house and adjoining grounds. The place is au cleguit on-, like some English COuntrT seat. After leavin: the pike to t-nwr the carriage way upon the groun ls, you ritlt a considerable distance tVrough a most betutiful crove and lawn liefore you get a glimpse of the residence. General Pillow greeted h very affibly. and is fjuiio communicative, indeed exceedingly talkative. He appears about fifty rears of agehad on a gray coat, which I judged to be bis uniform. Stripped of its Insignia and Rtlt buttons not by any means a ruin of imposing rxterior, but would pas for an intelligent and genial farmer of the old school. Toe Genend expresses himself as utterly iubjugateJ, hut I should also judge bj no means repentant. He talk in substance, if notln exact words, like this: "We are eonquerred; you Yankxatsjjue our masters; wegire it up; we are at your mercy; we only ask a chance now to get a living for our families, and we ask it as a favor; we hare got through with the fight, and though the Sou h didn't make as good a fight as ehe could have done, aüll it ia over now. and we want peace." I asked him if, considering us, as he said, as their mästen, how it would be in case of a war with England or France. Perhaps he would prefer to change masters? The Genera! hesitated, but finally iaid that that . would depend on the course taken by the government with their property. I concluded that the loyaltr of tho General "wouldn't do to bet on" ret. The General says be isn't guilty of treason. He is willing to bo tried by a jury of our Generals, except that General Curtis must not bo on it. Ho couldn't trut him. I The flag of the Union wares. That of the re , bellion wareis. j ; I . ' Fixascul. Smith asked Jonca what the hieh 0f ,e!lt w owing to. "A considerable portion of it is p wing to mr butcher," suhI Jones, "for it ia two months since I have paid 1dm." Judge Payne, of Hartford, was fond of quizzing, and one day he tried his hand on a smart nr ;to who was about the Court room. Prince.' said the Judge, '-did you know the devil was dead.'" "No, Sah I" replied Prince, "but I knw he waa in pain." 1 "rarents," said a solemn lecturer, "you may bTe children; or if not, your daughters may have.' Tbue. The only backbitera that bjirat!one e-ood , . i r r 1 la this worldLceehes.

Tl.e persistence with which the cutire Demo-

cratic press, and many able peakr and writers. w,h, hlTfl 1 ,r yvl" bC?" re-".',,eiJ, " ''''i" SLrtn I , old Republican party, are urÄmS that Jeff. Dav.s , and his fellow conspirators shall be permitted to escipti the punishment due their ueeus, seems alMostto raise the question whether, indeed, treason is not a comnn-nJable act, rather than the most infamous thing in all the calendar of crime Else why is it urgt-d that men who were educated at the expense of the United States; who had taken the most solemn oath to support its Cunstitu tion; who had received ollL-esof truit and honor under it governmentyet had proved false to their oath, and had used the power of their ofli;es to destroy the Constitution they were .vorn to protect why is it, we :isk, if treason u a crime, i

that men guilty of all tins, and more, sho'ild escape with less punishment than is awarded an ' ignorant youth, caught in his fir,t act of larceny I j IT 1 1 TA ' nJrl,;,

I IV C iirV IU U ll.ll. u in aouvimiM li ne . ... . We are to a mat ua vis ma ins associaics nave , been lair y vanqtus'u'U; ami tna.ni is cowaiai? to ! strike a f.llen lie-but with as much pronrictr ' hi"hw.tvinui,or a raui Jerer, who bad been over-1 ltcra8tout resistance, in uncled br I , ffi f y . ln such case, the captive lÄSl'S"-1' " - vict and purish him? A sain, it is said that D.itt.' crimes are so ' .,., i:...i f , , u .. . tt,., .,rt'i will i,;m . Outcast, UDOtl tllO I.ICO Ol tlH C.IIt.1, Will CaUe him an, tortHrp th;l puni8hm.nt! , which m m M lf ,hJj rciU))tlil be truf - , . i i..,t i i. , whr are not our hardened ami most abandoned .;. ....... ... i.mn ....i wanJorcr3 ovcr lhe carth7 It certainly seems self-evident that if Executive clemency is to shield any criminals from punishment, it should commence with those who are least j guilty; and if this rule were adapted and practi ced—if the prisoners least guilty were to be suc cessively liberated—Jeff Davis and his associates in treason, perjury, robbery, and the murder, by starvation, of Union soldiers, would be incarcerated until every jail and penitentiary in the land had yielded up the most abandoned of its convicts— the very worst of whom are not the peers in crime of those in whose behalf it is now urged, "They are fallen foes it is cowardly to strike them!" No person claims th.'.t all who luve taken an I.... . ! .llnnmtl.. it....Hlfc 1.I.II...IW ....v..... w de.-tror the Union . , , , . , . ... Wylt.xe! .11 vin . d..ki:... 1 Pprcciaie me oieania v iifiruumui uuiu u 11 Ii. 1.1 It iwm t afn 1 m m Atn Ka ft ti 1 1 . , IllHlirtH W lHf IIVIVA III K""vmi villi 1 autv UiV 4nv . rtf . th. .ufferin-i :...d i lives tho Union was established; all who, through I , ffir:Ujt c;oilHi, lliVC hwn cauL.a upon tj . ... 4 mourn the loss of a rather, sou, or brother, or to behold others maincd and wrecked for life all thesotdiould demand that the author and leaders of the rebellion should meet with the punishment which their crimes deserve not as an ac: of revenge, but one of "justice and mercy" ju to the memory ot the martyrs of tl mercy to those who, if t night that trc1 crime, m.iv at some future period repeat the blo-ldr experiment of the list lour years. Peru J lirnuhlietin Shooting Affray. OnTliurslay niht last, between 8 and 9 o'clock a jihootin ' affriv took p! ice 011 Eighth Street, ben,. r V ViL-l,... .n.t , i n . tween Or. , xvUU, both of this place. The trouble grew ! , j,..!,,...- nil ,he mrt ,f i.-h.I.. who. it U - - i UirCvMrr to at atatc here, had lately been married - M,ixwcll j iusii:cr t,f Mrs. Ilillbush. 111 i,rie i,,,,,, tiin fr.ir m-rn rr.nl. nnl 1 nnreriia011!0llSlT .rpw a revolver a..dshot tho Dr r n,'., i.,rt i. t. ti. w. ... ' , breech of the Distol p.unded him until ... . . Nichols became b.dples and perhaps sci.seless, before ptrties arrived to interfere. Dr. W. was taken home and his wounds dressed, whic-h proved to be less serious than was at first hiiticipated. and which arc fast hoaling. Mr. Nichols soon recovered from the effects of tit? stunning blows, and was taken into custody by ollieer Trump and bulged in jail. Upon examination he was held to b til in the gum of $2 500, in d- fault of which he was remanded to jail. Goshen 7 ink . A Yankee Notion. Dr. Dio Lewis, the latest ppotle of pymnatic3 i lhe Principal of what we in it pcrhapa term a Ilysieiiic Educational Seminary for Youn; L die, at Lvxiirton, Ms-achusetU, near Boston, wherin Theodore D. Weld is one of hia associates. Wc Iior that, at a recent closing exunination at this ! smtinarr. one of the exercises (if we mar so charavtcrize il) consisted of a careful measurement of tho waists of the pupils respectively, and a com-pau-ion 01 me result 111 eacii ni'Unce witii a re cord preserved of a similar mea-Hiremeiit at the opening of term, showing an arerage net gain of 2 inches m circumference since the first ol October 1.15t. Some girls who entered upon tho term invalids h id meantime bei n trained to walkten miles without fatigue; while their intellectual progres kept pico with their physical. A veteran graduate of Harvard declared that he had never listened to Latin recitations at that renowned University equal to those of the irla at Lexington. A. V. Tribune. Hans Brietman's Party. Hans TJrietman gif a party I fell'd in lofe mit a Mirieaii I'rau. IK r name was MadUdi Yane. She hat haar as prouu as a pretzel bun; der eyes were himmel pine : and rcn she look et iu'.cr mine dry shptii mj heart in dwo. I ralzt mit der pooty Madild t Yancjnnd vi nt shpinncr rount and rount. De pooliest Ireilein in der hom she rayed pout -we hoondret bound. Hans Creitmanif a party I tells you it gost him dear Dey rolt in more aa scren kega of larger bierund rcn der knock de shpieket iu, der Deutehmin c'ifs a cheer so loud aa anything. Hans Uieitman gif a party. Dere all was souse and brouse. Vent de sooper 1 cem on, der gombany did make demselres to' house. Dey ate das Brot aui Gensyhroost, der Bratwoost und Braten fine, und waa das Abendessen down mit four parrels of Xeckarwcin. . Hans W f a. ia ureitnian eu a party, una ve an got tmona as .. . . .- . . Digs. den I pOOt mine meilt to a parrel Ol b-.cr, und sehwalowed it oop mit schwigs; und den I gisscd Madilda Yane, und den she schlap mc on der kop mit a khtick, under company fight mit tapcl leeks du der watchman made Hi cms chtop. Huns Breit man pif party; vere iah da harty, now? Vere ish de lofely galten cloudtdat tI0.1t on der mountain's prow? Ver ishderhimmeldralilende lern de schUr of de spirit's light all gone'd afay mit der larger bier afay iudar Evigeit. Oneesf the Effects of the Increase! Cost of Living. We heaid a 'nanny goat yesterday which is good enough to tell, when everybody is complain inz about high prices. An nonesi ana highly re speeted mechanic of this city, the father of a Urge family, who, thouiTh not a wealthy man, is somewhat well known as a girer 01 a.ms, was applied to one day last week by a young man who commenced a speech in much embarrassment, something like this: 'Mr. , 1 ah your gnetostr of heart is ao well known, and I ah am a poor young man, dependent on my own resources for support, and ah know I make bold to ask it of you but if you knew my desire to do well in the world, you would not wonder at my boldness.' Well, what do joa wont, young nuuT I've ntime to waste.'. I I want to marry your daughter. Oh, you do. Which oneT Take yourpick, sir. and if you know of any otli r youn meu as bad off as yoa are, fitch 'em along with you, will you? CAiceo Journal. ai Puo Foa Sali. A first claes Piano for sale on reasonable terms. A credit of six months will be giren on a portion of the amount. Enquire at thisoflke. ' ' . tf a. aaa .... Sewisq MacnflIi. Persons wishing to purJ chase Se wine Machines, either for manufacturine or familr tue. will find it to their interest to call . '. , : m . at thig o33ce. tf

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Campaign Opened! XEW AD C2IEAP GOODS! Lauer & bro, Hre rfoiivwl jinit ofni for th Spring nrt oiimrnrr Trade of Ho.' a Lnr auJ t'uniJleto Ar.H)rtniriit of 1 1 . 1 1 ?S 1.1 1 1 1 Mill i IJIIIIIIIIM' CIll'ü FlimisllillST OOd, TT . n Ti l CM Hats, Caps, Boots, bhoes, Shirtrf, Collars, Tien, , fftvfrftl JvnftfltlS- AC . AC Cf iM C., 41 C ., i all of whi.-h will tw aoM at cxtn?ni-!y !"tr ratrj. Otir B.jotj rV;..M,.,.,a,,tity quality an.l .rke. ,iiir cuiSrj all M.iliti.' aivl sIiovm are vMeiaii iincrviii or uo;io aiirution, a and will oe sold , Tory rhoap. Call Goods BEFORE and Examine and l9riccs BUYING ELSEWHERE. C.wStore second d.jor S-ntth of Porsliins' Pruj Store. LAI Lit & IHK). Plymouth, A pnl 20. 1$ V. ""! f CHEAPER THAN EVER! Jmt ortiwl, at ir tor Room in Hw-r-ft A Woo.1wart' DliK-k, Wet aido if llKhigail street, a splrielid atiK-k vf

s"s I Spring and Summer Goods, ison is not alio

comprising in prt tho lat and newt fuhlonaMr styles ot !ilK, litlli', Tai.-. Lawns, .inphann Birai.-. Lau-ns, iinrhann. Bm'aiziiio, I'liin. hrtlfil ami Siriix..! ifwiss Mm'iiK. Prints, l..tli.-n CI th. S!iavv!n, CluaXia.js Jtc, Jtc. We havu lo a Ur tvvL uf CJjO tiuyg, llats A: Cap, HojU& Shoc, GESTS FURXISIitXG GOODS, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Trunks, Valises, and ererrthinj ele ii'iiallr f"unt ia CLOTH ISO Tolin. Uur stock of a 7Rr CLASS Carpets and Oil Cloths IS LARGE AND COMPLETE, an-t t it wo invite upeHal attention. BTfJire u a rail Iwf r ptireh.-.ninz t-'wh-re, and we will make it toy-ur luferi-st to bnr ofm. Remember nr place of business IleiciU t n'ooificani's B.ck Mock, Wrtt Sit' f M du'j tit Vc.Y. DAVIDSON &: CO. rijmonth, April 13V. 2.tf "GREAT PANIC! Goods Marked Down! Save your Mioney by buying at the LOW PRICE STORE. RICE & BROTHER, (.Sucrcascra to Utca Jt SaiTit.) are now receiving their NEW GOODS, Embracing all kinda of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockcrv, Glass-ware, Hats Sc Caps, Boot Sc Shoes, XTotiorLS, tJbo., edtbo. Onr Goda bare bees bought ainca tha Rraat di-rlioa iu price, and wa prope to ie oar cmtoiaer the lull ben. eftt of this clinje for tho better. Mavlini marked down lo per yard. IB lim I .T7. ... m I. a. Prints marked down from 10c to l--c per yaM 1 DeUiaea marken down 12 per yard I and u ther -oo-b in tha sains proportion. We have a frvah supply of ! Groceries, which wa ran and will sell cheap. Prima Rio Coffee at Me pjr pound. Brown Sugar at from 20c to 2V- per peund. Coffee Sugar at from 23c to a:j go per pwuod . Teas, Spices, Syrops, Rice, Tobaeco, all kinds of Extracts, liaisons, Indigo, &c. Wa hare the larRent itoek of Crockery-ware to be found AUo, a great variatT or ... .. 1 ... . ... Mats and Caps, ranging in price from 15 cent to S5.00. IS Caea U rs Roots, selling from ?1 ,S to 53,00. 3(ens IleatT Roots from f3.0!) ta 5,00. Children and Misse shoes from 2öc to f 1.50. We shall ba making constant additions to our stock, and by hiring often can give our catomers tha bene til of every deeline in prices, th .f seUiog much lower than thoso who bought heavy rtocks earlier. Don't buy one dollar's worth, a a til you have visited the LOW PRICE STORE. On tha eorner sonth of the Edwards Hoiiae. 51. II. Rice returns many thanks to th people of Marshall county for thair former liberal patronare, and noliIt a eoBUuuaaM ol tneir favors lor ta new nrm. - t 1 Country Produce, Square Timber and Tiea boojht at the highest prica. Xf TT Pip. V RICE&BPO w'slcowk tce. f .i .ot.?o,a4Xtl . .

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VuulJ iuf'rm the I-.i ln'j uf I'lyinuutli anJ rijiuity lUat he lias rinuveJ li-r Milliuery Shop to ll.o 'SECOND FLOOR OF WOODWARD'S BRICK BUILDING, whore slid liu ioucd I lie Laruut anl Vr.iT :.L:tftti Stock or j .llI&rjt.YEIZV GOODS i vrr brought t. I'lviu mfh, ci-mpri-in- ,v-r-tiiins usually founJ in firsl- l:, Müll urt y Sh'-j. to wl.i J, l.e invito the attention of all. !1-t tm-k coqtfta in u.A't of the r . . o. , j r . r i: r Latest Styles and liest Quality cf T3n'TTVTTr"TiC? XT A rpcj PADC3 UViUliJXU 1J.AJLU) Oilridbon?, flowers, i Laces, Head Dre.SSCd, atula great man th'-r artilt- too nnnicrou to monti all of whi.'li xlif will a-ll at tirircs conMifftpnt with tin tu i tim?s. I.a li:-.i will do well to call awdrxamiuc Ijoforc ir- f cb isiugatst-wlnTo. Tlirrofrc, r-nitni!r to call on ! Mns. Z. A. DUNHAM. riytnoiifli. Ai ril 13, lsr,.',. 21tf

j-or (.llfl( Back, Sore Throat, Rhesxatiani. Paia OBSERVE WELL j m the Side and nreat. Toutfrtrhe, Ilea.liche, TllC ISTOtCll Analytical PllV.siciail,1 Chilblains. .V.o., is errrlleJ by ?:o other compwunj J J '.extant. Ibis and an the ilbavc medicines ara

11. V. CLAUEXCE riUCE. THE only hy e"an f Iiis kiml In Mi West, has m t with the greatest eueiess, gained a liettT reptitat fun. effected ninre eoinplete rnres, visitnl placrs the lonpist I r I ..... f n. I. .In I. .... . . 1 : .1 . . 1 ii.'u . ij. iii ..ii t. . I'll-ia, . I IIIIU IIJ l'll.l Sil lit II 1 II Hl 1 travi-U, liii outliven llirm 11 anil U-come ntt-J for Iiis ' kill In lr.-atlii II rhrmiio ilisiaso ef the head, n.Tve . M:i!di r. cnili nn? tlid

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tions f the urinnrv i.tiiic. irravvi.M'iofnU, rheumaiibia, j auJ America, with unparalleled success in every catarrh, astlinia. l.ri'iii iiitan, dy'imia, .ve. j case; ami he i ; ur.;ed iiviu uiv thousand ladiea Uuri.r.uii- e,i.ot i.e ,.f laTinieiit, hut of twenty ;whonareu,Ci ti ni t i;r,!:o tl)c lüla nublic for jfars ta Il ling. funnJ.sl uu the l.twjof ai ure. with visit ,, . - , ... . - , of expvrirnro and eiidebre to niotnin it. Io not te-r -''eviatlon of tho.-ii: suftenng from ai:r Irreolaildown, make i-itk to nntke well, nn harsh treatim nt, no j ties whatever, as well as to prevent an increase of trirtinz. ii.)flatterine. We know the rause and the rem, j f.imilv ht re health n ill i.Ot permit it. Females dr Ufe.hsl, ii.i work, hut know U-du'e caimsl l tnarn ! i; .,,. .... i , .1 - . ,1 .li. of eaperieure iu the treatment ofthese diMvc, -x. In-ive- j luliarl Mtuated, or lho sUppoaing thcmselvet ly. noencMirageiiK-ut without a pto'pei t. Cwn.iid in our I 8, arecautioiieu again. u-:ng these puis while in opiuiun. reasonable in our rharin, claim nt to know that condition, as the proprietor assumes no responeruryihini. or cure everybody, hut do cUim to renson and , nihility aftr lhe above admonition, although their Cioiinon aeime. V e iu r.e the sick, no matter hat thi-ir ., ,, . -i-r , ailment, to rail. Investigate be,re thry abanr-on hi pe, miUnt-ss wnu.J prevent any mibchief to health j wake interr.'sati"H.s and decide fr thom'silves, will esi : otherwise the Tills are recommiided. Full and .1 lhin mi ri.ti.nltatinn ia tr.f. Thin in the M-renth M ar i explicit directions- nccoiupan V Cicll box. that I liavo visited l.alVrl-. and t hall m:ikr tiiv vi-iis , ,,U.T . , for rear regularly -n tie s.,n.c d.iv of tho vet-k cverv J'VJJd UOALb II A V L LLE. SOLD Irf TV) O eight weeks. ' ' YEA IIS. I ran be conaiilte.1 at LalVrte. P-rker Honee. .Jurliie , Tt. thousand boves ?01it hv litter, both br mrgelf

.i vi ' rt T itva v iivrtj 1 uuui ß i' v A , AUg'ie. aU iUU 1 28th, 1(. R.'ilein"e and Ia' rat-rv. Wuki pan, Illiaoii. Th-se 11.it ahlu to isil uie Can write, aprii ,-2:!.vl SWAIN'S BOURBON BITTERS SWAIN'S SWAIN'S HOUR HON liounuoN B I ITE RS JJlTfEIiS A healthy toui . i -iitle Mini'ilaut anl tineiinaleit morning apiK'tixer. Trepir.-il in ripe old Ilour'H.n. It'dll noi u.e 1 tu the c l:lioli of nil oth'T I'-it-ter, in iitr..ta!it fliry I'ni l States Arm Jly:f u, m l ini'.I.oii of i riv.ite f.iiiiili., nuJ tha ait'jt p;m)ar in -Ii. ino Ii l.een efji.ially ex,rtittr l frnt i i;of 1.V tli l.'nita! State gov erniiii'ii!. on the gruii'iJ uf its kaviu; ticen a-i'pt-lua vt.MKlard remriiy by the nielic.;t I proA-Asion. swainvs nouiiuox buters ViTTheT are niaöe "f in redint well known and approved by Iii uf.Uwl pfimion, a having jwiirerM tonic pmirtie. are l!h palatable and i lasaat, with Muffioient trr jlhtniuy pmjwlini. to cor. reel tho billi.ni ilfrangi-nu'nt of tlie .vj'eni. and aet lik a charm 'lau taken acrordiii)- to dir.i.tio.l, as a reui.xly Cir the following diseae; . ttigention. l);nrfpit Xiamfiee, l.lrrr Ajtn-tin, L' c Jppttlk, Lte.ttn of Spirit, Sillotc VompJe. torn, SWAIN'S B0URC0X BlTrEUS nut fif nr.. C0'reiieiM, and kindred dieteex, arfinR from a disordered condition of the Stomach, l.iver, or B iwels. Iet erery of tr thou agreeable Bittern; once tried and used, they will recommend them with confidence toall others whoareio ncd of a wh"Ieonie,ai;rena1iIeand efTotual ionic. Tho rapidly increaüinx dotnand fr thce Bitter haa induced me to give them publicity, so that thonsands who h-ive not us.l them, may try them aud be coavinvd of their elli.-acy. SWAIN'S BOURDON BITTERS CiPLarfi". who havj tri-d and foun I most other ".v'oiatca 1! ttr" litter. H,itr)L(t ibl and to ki-lhlf nwfiVvieif f.r theirdflicate tatp. pl.-ae -ivo thebo a trial, and yoii will not be withont them. Thar will give tone to tho stomach, and Mreiith to the whole system. tT7"If your druciii-t or tradesman h" not not thrmr WUrr. haxv him send for thorn. B4rituicuiWr the name, and take no other, SWAIN'S BOURBON BITTERS O" The composition of Dr. Swain's Bitter baring been made public through thi coltinuwof M.-diral.IrnirnaU.and having been adiptcd a a standard remedy by the Medical Profession, are bv th- Veininn f th r uiimiinnir of Internal ReTentie. KXCMPT MOM STA MP VUTY. DR. C. II. SWAIN. Proprietor. nlr, . I Broadway, New Yerk, urrirt,- -( 34 .,.1, Water St.,ChicaZo. C. As COOK, General Agent for the West, Chicago. Soldat Wh-ileul in Ctii" br Fnller, FinehA Fuller, Bnrnham V.in S-hack; 'ha. l. Smiih; Ird Sc Smith; J. II. K v-. ,t Ti.; Smith Pvver, Rn1 all Druggists and Gr.cer everywhere. In Plymouth, by T. A. LEHOX. march 3"), IR'iö ly LIFEMEHAT08. Strength to the Weak! Youth to the Aged! This preparation is unequalled aa a Rqjuvenator and Restorer of wasted or iuert functions. Tb airod should bo certain to make the Biokrrne a household god, inaanme.h as it wilt render them youthful in feeling and iu t renjtt h . and enable them to live over aain the days oftheir priatine oy. It not only exhilarate hnt strengthens, and is really an Invaluable bletsinfr, especially to those who hava been reduced to a condition of servility, elf abuae, minfortuno, or ordinary sioknes. No matter what the cause of tho impoteury of any human organ, this superb preparation will remove the effect at ouce and forever. CUBES lUrOTEXCY, GENERAL DEBILITY, SEK FOVS ISCAPACITY, TtYtPEPAIA. DEPRESSOS, LOSS OF APPETITE, LOW SPIRITS, WEAKNESS OF TUE OliGASS OFGESF.UATIOS, IMBECILITY, MEXTAL IXDOLESCE, EMACIATI0X, ES'SUL IT HAS A MOST DELIGHTFUL, DESIRABLE ad SOVEL EFFECT ITOS ihi SERVOCS SYSTEM; and all who are in any way prostrated by nervous disabilities are earnestly advised' to seek a cure in this wont excellent and noequalled preparation. Persons who, by imprudence, hai , loet their Karraai Viooi, will find a speedy and permanent cure in the Tha FrcBt.r, the Lahgcid, the Dekfairiko, the Olb should jrive this ralnable discovery atrial; it will be found jly different from all other article-forth, same pur. TO Fr.ilALrJi. Thlspreparatloa Is Invaluable in ertoiu weakness of all kinds, aa it will restore the wasted strength with wonderful permanence. It is also a grand tonic, and will rIvo relief in Dyspepsia with the first dose. A brief persistence in its use will renovat the stomach to a degree of perfect health, and banish Dvupepsia forever. One Dollar per Bottle, or six Cottloa for 5. Sold by PrupKiitts geuerally. Sent by express anywhere, hy addressing Hutching8 & HUlyer, Proprietors, 29 Dey Street New York. John D. Park, Cincinnati, and Lord k Smith, Chicago, Wholesale Agents. Sold Iu Plymouth br Pershing k Co., and Blaln k Co. march 1, laa-20ji

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UÜUtiH BALSAM. The bct aud itijA tellable ifiediclne for t'rjtip, Uro.irhieti-. AtthsiSi ttbttpral Cou.rhj Kr., .r., Is föiind Iii the nse of Udr Oerniiri Coii"h BlSora. Lse 1 cxtfuSivef.V in the U. i5. Army. Sodd's Ziiver Pills! l'l'linr.Y VEGETABLE. Arc used by thousands who pronounce them the bcst j JSc flr tVlMa N. rvous and Sick tt i v . ....... . . ' Headache, unpunthf of the Blood, r cmale Irrepu- : larities, and in alleys where a thofongh'y cleM- ; rill i rvfi'jircl: liodtVs Diarrhea Cure j Is nnnrpised by av.k eciupound, for n;l Uyäcntary, Ui.tt iliea; tunmcf Comply !lsnnnrpisedbyn!!yeeiupytjnd,for the euro af titiM ef Chilüren.aii'l lor L iuiTi Ui.u i.iea. Tlie riulJurs cjb; IJcrit U Specific !U evtryca.'e. Dadd's Caciphcntliie Liiiinjpnt j -w UK. L. b- uuuu &, laiit liu itaii, .llicli. CO;, Tiie above Liedieinrs arc for Site at Whoirsafe I by J. II. Ueed, Chicago; and in Plymouth by all I tiie Druggiits, ai. l by all dealer throughoa tht . country. j Jan.' iG, itC.")-nlr(6 A CARD TO THE LADIES! iu. nupoxoo's .C.0LDE.V PHJIIODIC-AL PILLS, FOH FEMALES. I I N F A L L I D L ; in mnnFXTtN'i irui rn.AKiTirs, r.EM0'l53 ; onsTitrcTioxs or rnv. mosthlt tub?. ; rnuM wiiATEvcit cavse, asi are ALWAYS .sTCi:r.FUb AS A I liUiVENTAIIVl. ; And the "only uro" and CERTAIN REMEDY" ; for all those alTiding c'tr.. laints w pcculil lo the . sex, whether i.urried or Bi:JK.,, j Thesrf Tilis ai c nothing new, but have been tu- ' ed by the Doctors tor in mv ve.us, both in France and agents--, to ail pirls orth-; world, lo which tns.vers luve been retutned, in which ladies eaT nothing like the .diove Pill have been known since the Scienck or Medic xe IbwxcD croM the I w""" J Vi" tJ '"1'." c;r?"T' Quietinzthe nerves .11. d bi inging back the 'ro color ol health" to the cheek tf the mist delicate . Price ft 1. 00 Pm Cox. Stx B tilm Foa $5.00 Sold by all Droits, and by Dr. T. A. LEMON sole Agent lor Ph mouth, lud. Ladies by sending him $1.0' can have the pil'a I sent (confi leiiti.i'.!; ) by mail, hee ot postage, tvf any part ot theeity or country. G. P. Lacey (teneral Traveling Agent for the western States, 167 Iearln Street. Chicago, HI. GKORGK K. THIS ALLS Co. sole Agcnta for Warsaw, Ind. N. B. None jreiiuine un!css lhe Box i signed S.D.IIowr. Iu7ly GEO. A. PRINCE & GO'S mmm lutomaiic Organs, SCHOOL OUt; A AS AAI 1VX EJXj Thlrty-Fivo Thouiaaa Haw In UseETEKY I NSTISU.M P.NT WARRANTED 10 R FIVC YEARS. In pn"!e;;itinr xbi Avtowitic p(.i, we boldly annoutfe !ht create.t tiiumph in iartrutneute cf tho apre. Duriog the jast haif O'titury, tho Freoch and Gorinaua have maTiiif:i-' nr.-d r"-d itistruniei.t with donbla bellows, .iii'l twr i-li'. f'T the firt to -rate, lint Iba want of the reverW T rr.a oa Ir'.lmr; (nhich is tte only bellow lived in our instruments.) made il impossible for them to produce the ni'-ll- . rich and musical tone for which onr iustrumntü are c lel ratest. Another tlg.tii'n tothij method of blowirg was, that lotli feet bcins oocipieJ, no f ppnrtur.it j r. uCcrtd for tha ma naem'-n t f the twelt. Vithsn the pattwo Tears, instrument conoriictcd on this uroean plan of duvt-ls blowers," have been tnauufurtured in this country, and t couuteroct this ILTirtilty (want rf a swell) a lever baa boen projected from th'S centre of the instrument, to act upon the swell, ami nri:itti:D t Tut knee. Tbeineoaveoience and contortion i.rfMry to tfiect tfcfs object, ara diHagreealle euotuh to a gentleuian, but to a lady tha use of such an sppend.i i nearly impoib!. Our AiTumtir device obviates this difficulty entirely, the simple act of blowing with more or less torce givitlg the desired Increase ir d-creav; In the volume of tona. For seventeen years the superior excellence of cur Mlodeons has not been quokiicned, and for two years past th enormous demand has made it impossible fcr na to meet our orders promptly. Vilh onr increased faciiltici, a feel warranted in sxinnne our patrons that their ordVre will bo promptly mot, and solicit a cuitiiauance ot thc.r patronage. A Liberal Discount to CIcrfymeBs Churches and Schools. GEO. A. PaINc&EC0.,, Buffalo, K. GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., 89 Wasliiiigton Street, Chicago, 111. 9An Illuitratl I'atalojfne. with full deseriptfoa ef styli-s, will be .ut tr.-r to any address. nov24-4-ly AP0RTE MARBLE WORKS. S II E K 11 A X Sc Co., ManuEictuivrs of ail kinds tf Mouuiiients, Tomb Stones, Head Stones, of all 5zrs and Formt, MARBLE TABLE TOPS, Bureau Tops, Counter Slabi, Etc. They will sell all kinds of work eheajier than aay 't!r eataMishment in Northern ludiacacao, and willwaxraiit 1 Mtikfi tlon in all caeet. i - TTT T rn r 1 a R. b. lillifJ il Ail 1 , LrCneiai AgC&l, A Afjent Hymonth. october23'63-46tf T ERRIDLE DISCLOSURES! SECRETS F0 TIIK MILLION! A most valuable and wonderful vnblicalii u! A work f 4H nasef. and ;to rolor-d eneravincs. nrN'TFR'8 ; VADK tt'l'M, an or!j;iiial and popular treaties on 51an ana Ionian, their I'ivkioi ;rr. unctn ns, and 8exnaldis ordersof every kiud.'itli Sever-Failiu; Kern. dies for their speedy cure The practice of UK. IU.MEB haa long been, and still i, nnbotinded. but at Ike earnest e UrltaMon of cumercna n i:s, he has been induced to. extend bis medical nselulmxa lürongh the medium of Ms 'VAlE MKCIM" It i a volume whicf aaoaJd be im the hands of every fam ly in tVtland, as a preventive of secret vices, oris ptiide for the alleviation of one ef the most awful and dcatntel ive srturces that evekvlaited man . kind. One cor.T. uruHv enve! red. will Ue forward4 i free ef postacet'o anv rurt cf the t nlud Stses for ROrerta ' n !. ;Ji . :j rvj ttrvuv in i. u. s'anij. r' .',J, ' 3 Pivlrin ret, Nr York. . Juue i') Hllf ... - i

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