Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 3, Number 23, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 July 1862 — Page 3

VOLUME 3.

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT NUMBER 22l

TJI E DEMOCRAT. .. . - LOCAL AM -Mlsci:i.t.AXK0L-s. - . MrTfVATT) V pfnr JOHN ItIC-JUa ALiJJ Jaitor i . A....O...MM. ...,.. AVI.IT..R. rKTEU SCHLAUl!..' rman township, will

I.. cm 1! l ite before th . Democratic county con- ; ntion fT tlie olhce of Auditor of Marshall coun-, XV ACn P- N-KMN'uKR will boa candidate ! t ret!ie Democratic County Convention, for the etfeeef Auditor of Marshall County. iti'YW'HHI! H. THOMPSfiV will p-m. ;.. . " f,r Auuitor ot .Marshall county, betöre the ; lvr.vcrativ' c.Minty convention. ! HIRAM C nfRMXOAME-itl l-o aonn.M,., 1 ,..,,,ra,;,.Cot). COT,u.i.. f.,r A. I (,:';,rui Auditor of Marshall County. TRF. .Sl Rta. Al.KXANDF.n C. STA LI' V tvUI bo a candi

!ite l..fore the I )eiuo"ratic county convention fr : -Illl :it ISrcitlCII. ni.-' oJliee of Treasurer of Mari iil cojitty. j Tho citizens of Bremen and vicinity IiAMI'.I.O ijUIYKY will bo a candidate be propose celebrating tlio 4th in grand style, Vre the Pemocratic Coutity Convention for the j and invite everybody to come and partici(.!!ito cfTrea'tirer of Marshall County. Loin ül. (Um Tho npnnirt (,l that tl.ri.

WILLIAM M. PATTF.RSOX will bo a can- !;! tf e before the IVmocratic County Convention, f,.!,eo!ii,eufWuerorMnrSh;iltWj. siiFRtn . j

IIKNRY M. LOCAN will be a candidate b;'wu

lre the Democratic county convention for the ofleof lierilf of Marshall county. !AVII HOW wi',1 be a candidate before ti e P'.'riiiXT.itic county convention for the ollice of S!:cri.!" of Marshall i.juntv. JAMIvS V. VANVALKF.NniTIJC.il will b a c in iidate before t ie Democratic county Convention for theofliceof licrill of Marshall countv. JOHN SNVDLR. of Tolk township, will be a candidate bvfore the Democratic county convention for fhccHiceof S'ierilf of Mapshall county. MILKS IL Tl RUITS wilt be a candidate before the Democratic County Convention for the theo of Sheriff of Marshall County. JA MKS D. WOLFK will be a candidate before ti e Democratic County Convention for the ollice :' Sheriff of Mar.-h ill Countv. The Hot; Ordinance. The ordinance prevent'ng swine from running at large within the corporate limi d of thi town of 1 Ivmouth, went into lifect last Tuesday, and already tho ruimher of porcine grunters id materially diminished. Tho ordinance ha 1een severely criticised and denounced by some, but a very larg-2 majority of the citizens arc decidedly in f.ivor of it, or ßemo law preventing j swine from running at Urge in tho town. K xperK-r.ee may demonstrate that tho ordinär.. is not as it should be in ail its de tail, yet we think it will be fjund to I answer the purpose for which it was pass- j ( , without bearing unnecessarily hard ; upon any of cur C'tizens. The MUH nhieb ti.e, Logs bring io nearlj' every residence IU t-IWfl. fliA number .f rr.trrf chq !..' rrwto.l i i vid allevH and streets rendered almo3t in- i - decent by them, in a stiHicient reason in j .!.e mi'ids of all who do not own bog, inl many who do, to convince them ofj :i.e 'it-cosaity of tho passage of a law de- , M ing them the freedom ol the eil. AV ' Lop.., t.) tho ordinance rigidly enforced, wid if any amendments ar lo-cossatv our Trustees will not bo slow t.j make thtni. j k,Cm to inj' Arn!'' Last Fiid ty morning thrto couple ol yoting-ter3, who were probably in search of tho elephant, went through som ; ifiriii3nces not I uM down in Chestertell. They congregated on tho sida-walk ir front of Xussbaum t Davidson's Gro- ' ry, and jd.iyed frt-o lovz, to tho amuse. ( ment f the spectators. One boy 'ot his girl around tho r.o. k; ono of tho irU had L. " j Si her arm around her boy's neck; andtloj irl."r'rlr' rriln'ilv llunl iri.. ilii Iih n.n ! ...UK1- ui h i u .w ms , fall were better than on, encircled her I'Ohu around below tho pit of tho stomach! ..... it my Diiiuui. were about to extend our fiymnathv I , . , i - - i , , " i U last inüuidual, incase he had j 1. t . i . s siomacb; nut as no seemed to tuuuro ! "t remarkably well. We thought It Urne ; "sary. ITavin iven tho bystanders 00 J in -ontesnb! proof of their admiration and j iT-ction for each other, thov continued . m - j Ju'.-ir explorations. Hilling our I rii imN. TL Ji'ff.nUU un id gornewhat worried i oter a lliree line item which appeared in f 1 1 Democrat not long a'o, relative to the "vicuatiori of Ft. Miller,' rid sava that

;rUns;"' TT 7, -'"'ITIIK IMiVMOIiTII DKMÜÜK.IT .'t some ol our irKmls. Tho Hem gavo

nobody trouble except the editors of the Republican, who of course are our friends, and probably the ones alluded to. The defence which the Republican makes of the Fort corroborates this view of the ase. Wo make our most humble apology for thus hurting our friends of the Republican, and beg leave to stato that it was entirely unintentional. We neglected List week to notice the '"eeipt of three nwpie;es of Music, from tl'-j popular and euterprißing publishing Wis-j of If. M. Ilig'ins, Chicago: "Oh! I.d'en Hero," "Meet me, love, beneath ll" Willow' atid "Kingtlom Has Come." The fa rat two pieces are excellent compo'üona, b-.it the last piece wo cannot say much for. ' J he is just receiving tho largest, t, and most varied avaorlment of Tu) 8, 'er bruupht tj this towu. Drop ia and E--e.

S,""n INX"s understand tho srmll-pox has madoj Tlance ia ,h. .Molly of Argo. j eight miles south of Plymouth. It ha3 !ben in tho family of Mr. Bowles, by ! j ' "J 1 ,.V(hom it was brought from tho army. 1 1 1 jta. U made ,,. arpearnnco in the femilr j , of Mr. Maxon, in tho same neighborhood. ; , No deatl,a hare occurred, buch cautior. j

ltS Deen CXerCHCU Aft it 1ft thought Will . prevent the further spread of tho disease. Celebration at Warsaw.

,. . . . . . i.i.i.n.impiii, ui iiiuvucni ana eiieeiuai reine1 he patriotic citizens of Y areaur pur- die.-.-electi..g and preparing hid medicines himpose celebrating the Ith in grand style . ! ?vlf;, . ar0 pleasant to take not sickening or

- n.. 1 1. .1 . nwy navemaue me necessary arrange-; menU ( ensmQ . nJ ; ' ,Ce,U"' ""'S0 X dlw"-! A ' b Wr-fare on tho ! railroad, a fine opportunity is offered our citizens to visit our neigh borinfi. villairo. LtVlV II nil t A w 'v"j't tit t t ' j vjn village are noted for their liberality ! i i . i mi . n .1 j"nJ V""'"- "ot ,h" reputation to suffer on tho occasion of tho j riour 'I'liicf. A man Iivincr in tho south-west part of '

tho COUnty, took a Sack of Hour from ILlld- j n .shin's the prescription will please adwin's mill, at Maxincuckee, last Saturday, drcsi Ri v. KD'VARD A. WILSON, ., , , ,. it. l Williamsburir, Kitr's Countv, f ho theft was discovered betöre bo euc- 17n; Now York.

reeded in getting very far; ho was overtaken, and compelled to return tho Hour. Kali. There will be a AVashingtonnn Ball at Corbin's Hall this evening. A good time is anticipated. lint (Oooil.s. GOV. JOHNSON, OK KKXTTCKY, KILLED ! Hut sfill the Continue to roll in at OVERMAN'S VARIETY STORE ! osk I'oon soiMtor iT.r.siiiNG co.'s. ini".. sTonr I would sav to the Citizens of MiHllilll Jlüll .AdjoiUM! CoNIltil'?, I keep a full assortment of -FlF., h ats 4v : irs IVOTlOiVS A:c, Ac Ali bought for rtaily pay at t!ie LOWKST POSSIHLi: FKil.'UKS ! ! arid will be siM in ihe .tjue ;iv. ! We onlv al; that ur neiehliors call and exam me soils aiiu pi iceS. o COUNTRY PRODUCE taken at t! e highest market price, lalv V.. C. Ov'I'.RMAX. MANHOOD: Hit IIov Ia)M How s!oK'tl! Jt lNiMW.ed. ii.a se.i!ed nvcalnpe. Trice x t ents. a LKCTCR K ON TIIK NATDRK. TRKAT ' . .. . .. . . . . ' nu zit :m-1 radical cure ol permaf. rrl.n-1, or emi n il Wckne.s . IiiMtluittary r'mi.-ion.;. Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage iiendly. ,er ou.-ne.-, (.'oiisi.iiptioii, Iipilf and Fits;! Afrodiiin'.v, I olisi-mptioii, I .Jul- J aifl 1 Its ; M "t,, :lf"1 b eapicity. resulting from ! 'clf-Abuse, c l!y Robert J. Ctilv crwi I!, M. D., Author of the Irecn l?..k, e. ti.. i t i :.. t :,.!..-.. .ri.. i "v """" .'im..,. u.i-.i.nini.i..i.-Lecture, ch.-aily proves lioni Iiis mt n -xperieiiee that the awful ronm-iiuem es of Self abuse may be "My" witho.it n,edi-ine and witho.it d.we'ernin scuriru-al ooerations. booi'les. i n 5 1 r n - m'M.r, riii-, or crdi als, poiutinir out a mode of, r"r.!' iil " fv;'. Vry Milien r, Iii m iti'T wnai inrf conutiion may ie, may c.u-e bim- lf ehf.iply, privately and radically. This lecture will prove a boon to thousands, und thousHiie. Sent 1 11 b-r e;tl, in a plain eriveb;ef to any ad ,Iri"' t,M' r, r, Tt 1' -ix r( ,ltS op tlv, lM,tit r'" stamp.-, oy uuurcaMi. Dk. chas. j. c. klink, 07 Rowe-v, New York, l'.().R., l.'.Mi. feb20 Jlv ITBUUKf EVLRV TIlL'ltSt) A V, ÜV T. V i9. .Ifen O.V.Ii, MP . Tk::ms of Sfrsckiftion: 8l,T() IN ADVA NC I St..r Tun ir.n I'koM IT - X' VI Mi ll..rn Sl.-ril tri. .Sul.:rit' r t cjm f Uli tlio Ttrii.i. Tkrms of Advkktiin; : On" )-tr-. ( K 1iti)-"r 1"'..) nnv ni'intli . 1 1 im ; thri v 1 it li. t'i M'tv : iii-initi. tlirev-tifir ; one n:ir. . 11 ! .!lri. . lif.. r l-li int w ill I..- im I. i 1 1 1 :'li H'tvrrti t th i Uht-.f iiru r. hnlf ..r li-.l- r..uiiiii I ti.t-lu-xif li ..r v ar. Iv-il Attr.riio-in.'nt' l- i-itlit-r j v I f ir '-r r.irt a in .Ivaiu- ,t p it in ,tii.,u. i at.Miliil psi-l fur iyii lvf rti-ni Ulli. --''.onii4u!- l.v lit.' '.rllif i; !.. T ot i:i.n:iii:.Nci:.-). JOJ3 JJJ5PAKT3IJSNT We i. uomt prciarjJ t txv utt lually 11 kiu Luf a s tcrsj J o z v a m m c s , CIRCULARS, 1'AMIIILKIS, CARDS, I) LAN KS, RILL-IILADS, t(c TERM VERY R L A i O ;.' A C I. X. .

Cnml or no Pay. Dr. Swank will he at tlie I-M wards House from 'ÄÄÄtiÄ the IV, 'is very much crowded generally about noon. 'f0'" Chronic diseases und cspeeially Cancer?, m the successful treatment of hich lie is scarcely excelled by any Physician in tÄtjÄÄ t' to Ids patient?, and has cured some very bad cases here! Tllc. j)r. ia a ropiUr pM(lintc of one of the

"t medical schools in the United States, and Pfands high in bid profession as a physician, ard has had an experience of some twenty years in practice Hut hid reputation id too well known to noed rcco.ninendiiür. Ho disentd nil noison? makinu'u?c only ol innocent and effectual reine- ' .1! . - .-.! . . . ... wmuau.i, um, nracmg ami concm,ent.y palient are not derived of Join- modi rate labor. U Jt.aU howAy wilh hi y.xli'vvt9 . if j,e (hh)k, he cannot benefit them, he will tell them so, as it 1 ! to deceive Mfmct. SrtÄ forty good ccrtilieates of cases of cancers he has cured. He has alao move than a hundred specimens of cancel s he took out and and preferred in spirits. TO CONSUMPTIVE 3. The advertiser bavins been restored to fiealth m a cry few weeks by a very simple remedy after havimr suffered several years with a severe bins affection, and that dn-ad disease, Consumption is anxious to make known to his fellow -sullererd the menu- of cure. To all who desire it, he will send r pnri,,ii., .,-1. (free of cli.,rKc,) . a copy of the nth directions for preparing and usins tho same, which they will find a suce cure for Consumption, Asthma, IJronchitis, kc. Th. only object of the advertiser in S'.ndinir the prescription i.s to benefit the afllicted, and spread inform itiou which he conceives to be invalu ible, and he hope. every ulferer will try lii.s remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may DR. ROBACK'S STOMACH BITTIES ABE NOT TO BE EXCELLED AS A Kr3IACIIIC AND OK TIIK DIGESTIVE ORGANS. uvc wcA. ocvt o vVvc u. u tivvt:.c vvc. vv-vW vs cvv Xo,"1'1 v us u vi Vvvvovs äsycs Vwvs, ov u Vow Vvl, ViCCW wvvAv ccvcv uw cvvVveVc SoyuuA. VnWcYS, vvAv, Uv U WC YOwCY VWC , UYC Tiilzouo IPcjeT, Fcjci and p;uc, ILiirjcrr CcmiplcLZiit, Jcbllll 5Ä2C, K.Z 111 C 7 Co 7 To 70 1 CI ilZ t O. UY UVYC. uyc cooct vuvt uA ovviyvv. vooXs vlyV,, vvAnaviYv. vwuVvv cvw "YY. "SvoVviVtXO " 0WUC vLviYv, "VvNxawuivVv&w, Ac. The:'; I Ji Iters arc jut xtj in q.wt l,oltlcr.,nf irii iJu tlio nh'.vciz He. rl h" l iLzl is finely tirjra.vcd,wl i-; j rovi Ul with n cafe-fruird from counterfeiters. Trise $1 j-er buttle, or six for 4'5. C. V. liol,i27c, Troprictor, JTo. 6 Uact Fourth tit., Cincinnati, to whom all orders choull bo aldrcssel. FOR SALE BY I' or s;ilc in .M.h -Ii iII county by J'lain . Co , T, A. Lemon, IVrhiiig .V. Co, I'lvmouth; Knhert Corinvell k Co . n inil.-ui; N ll.Xl'.S. Alleiuaii, Tlppec lll-ie J olm e. , !i ! 1 1 I II Ml , Inn. ., M I I Irl ,1m e in n, J.I-.. M. We ki -i r, Ai I'tlci t'lnilhl'ii i'liilomn; ;ui't Ihfi-.;t l , .nid .L K IimiU. viKl.ilIv thiou 'hout the Fnioii

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THE HUMBUGS HAVE liUJUSTED ! Hut the firm of II. It. DICKSON & Co. Ilave'nt; on the coutr.iry hare made . arrangements for 23 IGAND 7 .1 WsO.VU :OATI.W.M.VC2t Hv adding immensely to their already unrivalled stock of II A 11 D WtV EE, CUTLERY, G 7"35SS T I IV - W A K E , SHEET - IRON WARE! Agricultural Implements, GLASS, 3NT O T? I O IST S , ci3c, cfco-, cifc?oHaving just arrived from the EASTKIIIV CITIES, Where we purchased of the Importers & Manufacturers A T 3Pc,2ao Prices ! YVc arc able to offer STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS TO Cnh and Short Ti:sir ISuycrs TIIW I'.VPr? !in.vn..'M We iuve a complete stock of evervthini? pertaining to the trade, and are jfellin p'mnU on 33 otter- Terms Than any other .similar Oft.ibli.-hment ia NORTHERN INDIANA. OU1X TItV siropi Issuppl ied with all tho materials and tools noeess.irv to turn out TBI S5EST OT IVO It Andl.oin? under the Superintendence of Mr. J. C. LC.o.N'AUP.aii expe-imccd Tinn. r, we feel confident in Liviitf able to ylv, entire iatisfacticn in the line of An examination of nur stock and price cannot f.iil to convince purchasers lli.it w are oflcrin" superior inducements. Cive u.- a call. II. B. DICKSON k Co. II. K. DICKSON' J. C. LKO.VARD. Plymouth, August 2i, 1 3f)tf HASLANGERl" house, Near tlio Ihidee. and within a few minutes' walk of the Depot , South Plymouth, Ind. The imkvTibcr ha just opened the above House. and is determined t keep it in a minncr evcrv ! w ay worthy id public patronage. IT I S T A Ii Ii K Will be supplied" with thcbe?t the market nftotds ; charge.-' rea?inable, and every exertion used tu rcnuer im si.iy oi ue.xis arccaoie. C0i VKN I EXT STA H LES Attached tfl the roniie., and a faithful ostlor nlwavMin attend. uicf. JOHN C. ILSLAN(Jr.R. P'vnmilh, March 'Jl, lh'CI Hin:i - . 1 a- " ' 1 11 ' Ältorncits. i. t. rniMjrs, . AUonicy and Counselor at Law, Plymouth, Marshall Co., Intl. IJOI'MCK IN WLSTLliVIXT BLOCK.jx Practices in Mn shall, Kill ton, Puli.du. Staike, Lake, Putter, St. Jo.-eph, Laporte and adjoining counties. jaiiüii lly. I). K. VANVAMiEXKIIU(;il, ATTORNEY AT LAW A Nil 1NOTAHY PLYMOUTH. :: :: INDIANA. leed. and Mortg.ige? drawn up and acknowledged. Collection., and all other hiifiiiCt-.t will receive prompt attention. Mlicc up iHir.- in tlic lhiildiin'. -J.rtf.

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just it ; i vh i), The best assortment of HOOP SKIRTS llvrr Olli iM l for N;ilr in tili To uii. ... C. PALMER. Miv LlM.J-lht

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GLORIOUS NEWS! OliR COUNTRY IS NOW SAFE. BUCK & TOAN'S MAMMOTH HARDWARE X TirUCII HAS BEKN SAID A ROUT VAR, l.T. I but the great question that now agitates the American people, is the LAIIGE STOCK OF GOODS! For sale at the MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE o p BUCK & TO AN, TVcstcrvelt Block, ymoutHy I xx c3L . They bare made ample protlsions to supply 11 who are in want of anything in their line of trade DON'T FAIL To call, examine, and satisfy yourselves June C, 1SG1191J rpIIE i'LACE TÖ BUY Nails, Locks, Butts, Hinges, Glass. SASH &C, 19 BUCK & TOAN'S Ts at jT YOU WANT A Good. Cools. Stove Goto BUCK & TOAN'S 119 widbuyit! rjlHE place to buy anything in tue j 3EXxcixrxx-o 3Laixxo, 13 ak üuciv cc IUAN 8 T , . . f 1(11 mipif . . rpiIE TLACC T BUT Hoes, For1 Etr..nat If)" Snallis, Crnillrs BUCK & TOAN'S Ojvorcncs. SOMR rntlVG 3VRW AB. BECKER Sc CO., Inform the citizens cf Marshall ami adjoining Counties.' That they have received A "Now and Fresh Stock or ."P.A. MILY GROG Eli I ES, Which they intend to sell is (::v s any other House in .orthvrn itittiaiia. Their Stock consists cf SIICJAK, iHOLASSEK, SVRUI, TOIIACCO, ArrsriCE, rUPIMHl, Qupiusivarc, of every Description, "WTooaoiiwaro, Of all kin l.1, such as ia kept in a Good GROCERY STORE. COUNTRY PRODUCE. They will take almost all kinds oi C-untry Produce In Exchange for Good. REMCMBBii TUB V VCB. I.TOne dooralmve S. .V M. Heeker'g Dry Goods and Clothing Store, IVo. ii, Corbin's I51oek,

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THE GREAT COMMOTION AT S. & M. BECKER'S, Is caused by the arrival of their UNRIVALED STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER

AND BEADY -MADE CLOTHING! THfi GREAT RUSH IS AT S. & M. BECKER'S, T. 1, Ooi-Iin Bloolc, Corner of Michigan and LaPortc Streets. s. m. Becker, Yould most respectfully inforni their numeroüsr customers, and all other citizens of Marshall and surrounding counties, that they hate JUST RECEIVED, Direct from' the Eastern Cities, the Largest ar!d most Splendid Stock cf DRY (GOODS!! READY-MADE HATS AND CAPS,ISrOTIOZSTS, cfeC. EVER BROUGHT TO PLYMOUTH1. i Their Goods were carefullv selected a d bought for Cash, they can. therefore, Sell as Low as the Lowest, And WILL DO SO all the time. If vou loht believe it, call and be convinced. CALICOES. They h ive ;nO piece-of Print, all of the Pest Quality and Latest Styles. CIIALIKS A N I) DE LA IX ES. Th ey have 3f pieces of Pacific Chalie and .De Latnes, all the very hamlsomtst figurea and colors. GING II A 31 S . They hav 40 pieces of French and Domestic Ginghams, at Yery Low Triccs. LAWNS, SILKS, &C. They hare 100 pieces of Lawns, from 10 ct. up. alpo Fiuc Black Silks and Traveling Goods for Ladies. WHITE GOODS. They have a splendid assortment of White Goods Buch as Prilliunte-s, Jaekouets, and 5000 yds of bleached and unbleached Muslim. :D E 3ST I S , cC. Tliey have 2 Dales of Denims and llickorr. (I LOVES, HOSIIMiY & NOTIONS. Their ttock of Gloves, Hosiery aud Notioni is large and Ialiion.. b!e. Quick Sales, Small Profits. All the above articles they w ill .seil at the Low -est Rates, as their motto nUnys has bei n and always will be, Quick Sales and Small Ptolits. O Xj O T II I N G ! Their Stock of Clothin- coi.yitJ of Coat. Yests, and other Gents' and Hoys' Wear, c-:' ' all Qualities, suitable for rich or poor. MEROETNT TAILORING-. With the nborc they have connccti ti th,. ?? rc'iantTiloiin Ihiio s- and h iv ins . ' laie ptock l IMotli Cassiincte, CThe v are prepared to make up Clothing to order on phort notice, and warrant a good fiter no abas thev have in their employ 3lr. I. ,7. Ili2ISrIVKl, Who is a goml workman, and knows how to get up a rood suit.

iTTAll kinds of Country Prodace Jake in exchange for Goods. rrl7 S. 4. M. DECKER.

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I LOCATED IN PLY.TlOUTn, INDIANA.TO' THE CITIZENS OF A'y d Tliö Adjoning Counties GREAT BARGAINS? F I t Or 31 THE PROPRIETORS OF THE Auction Variety Store! Having gainvd the namtt of selling good Cheaper than any oth6r tablishmont in the" Vfet,Atc determined tö süatain the repdUtion the hYe" ga'ned by ofl'ering Greater Inducements! Than they hare crcf offered before. WE BUY AT AUCTION SELL AT AUCTION PRICES, and our .Motto is CHEAPER Till TIE CHEAPEST. So, if you want Great Bargains, be süre and" ao to rriiii AUCTION STOKE, Our stuck embraces all the leading bracds of Prints, fticixhniKs, JTroirn A Illeaihod TiiiIiL-s, Den im, Stripes, A c. . Kentucky Jeans, Fanner.-' and Mechanics Cassimercs, Cottonades, Check-, li i:i, ic. DRESS GOODS. Poplins, Mozambique?, Chalies, Scotch sni Swiss Lawns, DeLaines, plain and ß-ured; Ginghams, plain and figured. go to rri i i-i AUCTION STORE Where can be found a large stock of TaWe Linens, Woolen b'prcads, Toweling, Ac. GO TO THIS AUCTION STÜUE1 For Ladies snd Gents' Hosing, of all khvk. A large assortment of Ladie Spring and Summer Shawls,Cloaks, Mantles, &c. AT THE AUCTION SrrOLlE, rOIZ iiOO V SUtRTfi OO TO TIIK AUCTION STORE! We have a'.-o nn immense tUvk of At our usual low Stiers. Ccanlry 31errlia;if ; nil Vtftlm Supplied at a liber.. j We are constantly 1 1 1 "m i 3NTO77" J Vm Au ? idn

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..fe ut ' CrO To TIIK AUCTION STORE and no yock trapinc. 3?UT3T.E C SALES Promptly attended to and at low chargtf. - REMi-Mn;:; Tin: CORBIN'S BlcLK. KO. 4, PLYnODTII, I A DIA A A. ,0.153 EGGLEsTON t URO.