Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 3, Number 26, Plymouth, Marshall County, 24 July 1862 — Page 3

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THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. NUMBER 2G.

THE DEMOCRAT.

Local au Miscellaneous. - r-r-: j as Ei VAirfÄLKESBTOOn. : : lMttor. DEMOCRATS OF GREEN" TOWNSHIP You arc request? J to meet mi convention a Ncwhousk school house, on Saturday the 2J day of i Augu3t, 16G2 to select delegates to attend the coun-1 ty convention, on the Dih of August. Ev Okder of Committfk. UNION TOWNSHIP CONVENTION. The Democrats of Union Township are requcstto meet at Suirltts school house on the 2d day of August lbC'2, for the purpose of selecting delegates V attend th County Convention August 9th. . Mant Democrats. WEST -TOWNSIIII i Tho Democrats of West Township are request- , cd to meet at the Thompson school Louse ou Sat- i iruay,the2d day of August 162, for the purpose ofselesting dele i ate? to attend the County Cuuvention on the 9th cf August. Many Democrats. DEMOCRATS OF WALNUT TOWNSHIP. You are requested to meet at Center school feouse on Saturday, Augutt 2d, to select delegates to attend the County Convention; Auguat9th. Mant Democrats. TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP. The Democrats of Tippecanoe Township are recreated to meet at Tippccanoetown Saturday, August 2d. for the purpose of selection dtlegntes to attend the County Convention, August 9th. Mant Democrats. DEMOCRATS OF BOURBON TOWNSHIP. You arc requested to meet at Bourbon, on Saturday, Aug. 2d, for the purpose of selecting delegates to attend the County Convention August Dth. Mant Demucrat. CENTER TOWNSHIP CONVENTION. The Democrats of Center Township are requested to meet at Corbtn's Hall at 2 o'clok p. m., on Saturday, Augu.-t 2, for the purpose of selecting delegates to altoLd the County Convention, A ugust 9fJi! Br Order of Committee. The remocrats of Polk Township will hold their lo-n.-:..? Convention, fcaturaay, Agust j Tyuer City. . Editor DcMOctt-.T: ; There will be a meetins of the citizens of Polk Township at Tyner City, Saturday July 26th at 10 o'clock A - ?L, for the purpos of taking into consideration the condition of the families f our voldiers, and procuring aid f jr those in destitute circumstances. M AN V CITIZENS. To follow the fashitn, we must make a b v to our r aöVr, .-s we are introduced in this depart iiient of the Democrat, over the destinies of which we s-hall j ro.-ulc for the rre?ent. We will not r. ttemjt anything very gr ind, as this column is not one of vital importance to the country or party, and w e have in aversion to making "much ado nbont tioth'ng." We intend, a? Loa to UA about ip, whit we can, and print what we wish to. With no am ;ition to !;.-t.i :gMi -.a ouMelve, we sh-.ill meretv , . , ... .. ",. t-ndeavor to keep pa-.'e with tue lap.J current oi ; evcats that render our viil-igu ?o remaikaSle. IliU week we r.iiy h ive a cid-srn i of Local, next j week we may bo n-doccd to notice of De Land'? Salerstus and FaiihankN ?c;ile. Whatever we have, or can procure lor our readers, shall be j fully tlieir', further we cannot promise. When we have occasi n to introduce poliiical af fairs into our column we shall always be found in the serv:ce of the Democracy, untain'ed with fusion cf any kind. As a gentleman we shall treat ad with whom we have any totere u ne, in a courteous manner, and will pledge ournelvos that oarcoluma shall never be made a medium for Billingsgate wl.ing In all thing else we wil! endeavor to "keep up w'.tUthe processitn." "V;ir ITffcctiJif;. Pursuant to a cmI!, published in lat week. Re rcBuciN, a war meeting was held at the Cour House Satn-'ny afternoon. The house wa.s well filled, an.i addressed, first by Mr. A. IVller, who m ide a very good speech, with nothing ob jectionable in it, and which was calculated to have a good effect. Iext by Mr. Gordon, a non-resi-dent, wh spoke short time and wa3 compelled to stop on account of his lung3. Dr. Siiemin fo. low. d with a patriotic speech. Sa far everythiu went off finely, and the object of the meeting bid fair to be accomplished. Biit now the colored "man and brother' comes in, ani "Harmony, affrighted takes her flight." When the wearied Mr. floRDO took his scat we sympathized with him. II obtained our sympathy under false pretenses. It was a weakness of the brain, instead of lungs, thit produced his inakility to proceed in hi? first effort. He is fcow refreshed, and on his favorite theme makes another effort. He said he used to be a Democrat, but was one no longer, and then proceeded to denounc the eth of January Convention, and proved conclusively that all its defenders were secessionist. What he said is im material, suffice it to Bay, he said nothing to induca me.i to enlist, and many things to embitter a portion of Ida audience, and deter them from doing bo. Before he concluded we left, but understand after he v oncludtd, Mr. W. M. Patterson attempted to address tiie audien je, but a majority were in too happy a frame oi cled to desire anything farther, and took an iuforrr.il adjourn me t. Now this thing is not as it should be; such meetings itioul'l be kept entirely free fron all partyim. The recruiting lieutenants deplore such things, aud do not need the services of politicians, in getting up their companies. Atrociou. Last Frid iy evening constable Wolf was called upon to summons a coronors jury to et upon the body of an infant, found dead. The jury, afterin vestiutiLg the matter, found a verdict that the child come to its death by pome means unknown to them. The deed waj most horrible and unnatural, and while, from the facts before u, we can give no opiu;on as the perpetrator, we can urgo that vigorous measures be taken to bring him or Ler to justice. Such an aflVtir shoud not be passed over ligMly. ric-Mc. The young and old of our place, to the numb-ir Of about forty fouIs, assembled at a romantic and beautif d ?pot about half a mile from town, with dinner baskets at hand, iu search of pleasure, relief from business and the monotony of every day life. With dancing, singing, romping lc , the afternoon passed very pleasantly, and the refreshments were very fine we are informed. In the evening a quiet little danc at Corlin'ä Hall concluded the day's recreation.

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ceive their papers as heretofore, unless diseontin- , ! ued by request. We should be happy to retain all our present subscribers, with as many new ones I desire to sec the Democratic paper supported in " I I V'e are informed that the rumor prevailing out arid burned to the ground and th.it their rui. a oc- ' casioned the smoky days last week, is incorrect To era Patrons, We wish to pay that after this issue we shall make a change in the mechanical appearance of the Democrat, by taking out a few columns of advertisements, and substituting reading matter therefor. Wo will give as much reading matter as we can possibly afford, but as the main support of the office comts from advertisements, of course we cannot exclude them. D. E. Vanvalkenburgii ha3 removed his Law Office to the front room of the Democrat office, where he will be happ) t gee all wishing to transact legal business with hi in. We call attention to the announcement of the name of Sheriff Baknhru. II has made a good Sheriff, and if we cannot have a Democrat for Treasurer, Mr. Harnard will be vur next choice. Enlisting is going on finely in this County. W. M. Kendall ha9 aboi t forty Lames. M. II. Tidbits has received a recruiting lieutenants commision, and ha twenty recruits. J. W. Hoinjhton U also appointed recruiting lieutenant, and has about forty men. We call attention to the Peace man not piece of ft man as you wili learn if jon call on him. He is as fair and liberal as an honest man can be We regret to learn that our accomplished musical friend, Miss Morlet, leaves our place to -day. Fairbanks Scales, Weighed in the balance of a just criticism, all are obliged to admit thatthe scales of Fairbanks k Co. are, without exception, the best ever invented. We know whereof we affirm, beciu.se we have tested their value, and are fully satisfied of their superior merits. The introduction of these scales have wrought a revolution iu the transaction of various business, and their accuracy is such that a uniformity in weights has been established jail over the country, thus making them a. national, legalized standard. .Nor are they conGned to the l-'rited Stales: thev have found their way to a!mo?t e,,.ry p.m of the civilized world, and are adapted , 3 sl.indarj3 0f fi countries, so that it may be uid. all nations, if not - weiche! in theje balanres," at least weigh by them. Magazine. Hunt's Merchants .Aim ti Ii r o ni on t x. AVOITOr.. FETFR SCIILARP, of German township, will be a candidate before the Democratic county convention for the office of Auditor of Marshall county. JACOB R N.KLIVRHR will boa candidate before the Democratic County Convention, for the oüice of Auditor of Marshall County. ALEXANDER C. THOMPSON will beacandidate for Auditor of Marshall county, before the Dfmociatic county convention. IIIRAM C. nURLINOAMEwillbeacandidnfe before fht Democrvtc Countv Corivention, for the i office of Auditor of ?IarshalI Countv. i TREt"Rr.R. I I ALEXANDER C. STA LEV will leacandi-j date before the De n:ocratic county convention for j the oflK-e of ireasnrer of Marsrriii co mtv DANIEL 0 QUIVEY will he a candidate before the Demon atie County Convention for the office of Treasurer of Marshall County. WILLIAM M. TATTERSON will b.- a can didtG before the Democratic County Convention, for the office of Treasurer of Marshall County. sheriff. HENRY M. LOGAN will be a candidate before the Democratic county convention for the office of Sheriff of Marshall county. DAVID IIOU" will be a candidate before the Democratic county convention for 1h cflice of Sheriff of Marshall countvj JOHN SNYDER, of Polk townMiip, will be a candidate beiore tne Ui niocratic county convention for the office of Sheriff of Marshall couuty. JAMES D. WOLFF, will be a candidate before the Democratic County Convention for the office of Sheriff of Marshall County. We are authorized to announce the name tf OBED M. RABNARD, as a candidate for the office ()f Treasurer o f Marshall County subject to the decision of tho Union nnininatiiiK Convention to meet on the 2nd day of August next. GOV. JOHNSON, OF KENTUCKY, KILLED! But still the Continue to roll in at OVERMAN '3 VARIETY STORE ! CWEDUORBOCTIIOf PEESHINS CO.' DRL'Q STOBE. I would Bay to the citizens of Marshall and Adjoining Counties, I keep a full assortment of BUY coons, t.Koc e mi s, li'H"w;iit5?, HOOT & M50I. NOTIONS, cic, Ac. All bought for ready pay at the LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES ! ! and will be Bold in the same war. We only nsk that our neighbors call and xam ine goods and prices. All COUNTRY PRODUCE taken at tie highest market price, fliy K. C. OVERMAN

V fire informed that the rumor prevailing out rial V esknea . involuntary r missions, sexual

! emt of town three or four mile-, that Washington, debility, and Impedimenta to Marriage generally.

. ., , , .,-., .1 iNervousnos, uon?umpunn, .piiepv uuu r us ; , tt.ie; HiUadelphia, Cincinnati, and Ch.eago are Uken jTentai acti pn TSiCftl Jc capacity, resulting from i

HAGS, Bees wax, old Britana, Copper, Braa Pewtcr.Cast Iron, and some niwuey taken in excning for hardware at H. n

MANHOOD: How Lost! How Restored! Just Published, in a scaled cnvealope. Price Six Cents. A LECTURE OK THE NATUR C. TREATmens ana radical cure 01 spcrraatorriicca, or öemi Self - Abuse, kc By Robert J. Culverwell, M.D., Author of the Green Book, The world-renowned autnor, iu this admirable Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience that the awful consequences of Self abuse may be I effectually removed without medicine, and without - i . dangerous surgical operation., Duugies, instruments, rins, or cordials, pointincout a mode of cure at once certain and effectual, by w hich every sufferer, no matter what his condition . way be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and radically. This lecture will prove a boon to thousands ,and tbousancs. Sent rnder seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad' drcsg pn the receipt of six cents, or ,two postage stamps, by addressing Dr. CHAP. J. C KLINK, 127 Eowc-y, New York, P.O.Box 453C. feb20-41v "Kb peat-Bp Ctica eontnd onr povrn. For the vhola loiuJlm Cvatioent h osn." and have been introduced to the public for more than six yean, and have acquired an far exceeding any Family Medicines of a 6imilar nature in the market. An appreciating public was not long in discovering ther possessed remarkable CvvYaAAe, ?voc-vc, and henco their "xal and consequent profit to the Proprietor, thus enabling Lim to expend of dollars each year in advertising tlieir merits, and publishing the which have been showered upon him from oys AC CoVYYYy The peculiarity of the is that they strike at the root of Disease, by eradicating every particlo of impurity for the life and health of the body depends upon the puritv of the blood. If the bhwl is poisoned, the lK)dy drags out a miserable existence. These medicines tor curing i?.-cin G:rc,S3z, Cid Zcrec, UalL ifheum, Jkemcitismt (Xy!?j:evr.ia, Hlc Heidache, Liv.r Complaint, Fever and ßgiLe, Leuoorrhaex, Fem7e Complaints, Erysipelas, Ut. jinthony's Fire, Tumore, Uruptionr, Fltc, ISjrcf uIozls Ccncu,rapiicn, etc. 5 ONE person Avrite, her daughter was cured of hts ot nine years' ttanding, and Vitus' dance of two years. ANOTHER writer, Iiis son was cured after his flesh had almost waited away. Tho doctors pronounced the case incurable. ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Ague after trvin-i evcrv medicine in his reach. ANOTHER "was cured of Fever Soro which had existed fourteen years. ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight years. Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint could be mentioned in which tho Purilicr and Fills "Yoyk, vx Cuyv are tho most active and thorough pills that have cve-r been introduced.' They act no directly upon the Liver, exoiting th it organ to such nn extent as that the ystem does not relapse into its former condition, which is too apt to be the caso with simply a purgative pill. TTiey i.ro really a &Yoo UYA TlAVtCY VW, which, in conjunction with tho will euro all tho aforementioned diseases, and, of themselves, will relieve and euro Headache, Conti veness, Colia (Pains, Cholera Jvtorhus, Indirection, (Pain, in the Jjowela, (Dizziness, ttz. Try these medicines, and you will never regret it. Ask your neighbors, who have used them, and they will say they are and you should try them before going for a physician. (et a Pamphlet or Almanac of ray local ngent, r nd read the certificates, and if you have ever doubted yon will Ai a proof that Iho III.mhI Puriflor imi rills are pnrely TigetI)l, I liar th rrlinrataa f thoim fmlnoot chm. ist, ProffHiM)is Cliilt.'ti if N. Y., and Locke of Cincinnati. Jo .l Pr. Kotmrk'a ypt-cial Notic nnl Certifimtei pnb-liwht-d in a coiiKpicuoiw part of this 1'ujh.t front time to timn. Iric of th Srandinarian V gotablo liloo! rnrlfler, 1 por bottlr, orS-'i per hatfdoten. Of thoRcandinavlan VegaM UUxhI Pill, 25 contH p r box, or ft boxe for f 1. rrinrijwl Office and Saleroom. Sn. f, Kaat Fourth St., M Dml.lin- from Main bt., Cincinnati, O. Laboratory, Ko. 13 Haiuinend Si roe t. FOR SALE BY I' or pale in .W ir.sn.in wt,...iij ., main V Co., T, A. Lemon, IVrliing k Co, Plvmouth; Robert Cornwell !i Co., Hourbnn ; N R. k P.S. Allem in, Tippecanoe John Ch-sH.UourbonjJonas Miller.Ilremen, Jas. M. Wickizer, Argos; Teter Smith Unontown; and I)ni":ists and Merchants generally hroughoutthe Uniou

Notiff, Mv wife Elizabeth Fruits has left my bed and board withoutonyj nut cause or provocation aud I forbid any person harboring her on mv account, as I will pay no debti of her contracting'aftor this dto. GEOROE TRI! ITS. Juna 13th, ltr,2.

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THE HUMBUGS HAVE BU11STED! But the firm of II. B. DICKSON & Co. Have'nt; on the contrary luve made arrangements for AND V.J By adding immensely to their already unrivalled stock of H d R; D WAlTvE , CUTLERY, 3E 0 -FlSZr T I IV - W ARE, SHEET -IRON WARE! Agricultural Implements, GLAS S, 3o" o t i o rr s , CÖO, Having just arrived from the EASTUR CITIES, Where we purchased of the Importers & Manufacturer, A T We are able to offer STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS T 0 Cah mil Short Tisnc ISuvcrs THAN EVER BEFORE!! We have a complete stock of everything perta'ning to the trade, and are selling goods on 23 ott ox Torms Than any other similar establishment in NORTHERN INDIANA. OUR, TIN SHOP! Is supplied with all the materials and tools necessary to turn out T2I REST OP WO R And being under the Superintendence of Mr. J. L,. LEONARD. an experienced Tinner, we feel confident in be'ng able to give entire satisfaction in the line of T I TXT - W Jbu FL E3 s An examination of our slock and prices cannot fail to convince purchasers that we are oflerin superior inducements. Give us a cnll. IL B. DICKSON t Co. II. B. DICKSON J. c. LEONARD. Plymouth, August 22, 1 861 CCtf HASLANGER HOUSE. Near the Bridge, and within a few minutes walk of the Depot, South Plymouth, Ind. The subscriber ha just opened the above House, and is determined to keep it in a manner everv way worthy of public patronage. II I S T A B I; E Will be supplied with the best the market afibids ; charges reasonable, and cvry exertiou used to render the stay of guests agreeable. CONVENIENT STABLES Attached to the premibcs, and a faithful ostlor always in attendance. JOHN C. HASLANGER. Plymouth, March 21, 1P61 8m3 gMonmt$. i. t. riiiCTfi Attorney and Counselor at Law, Plymoath, Marshall Co., Ind. O-OFFICE IN WESTERVELT BLOCK.ja Practices in Marshall, Fulton, Tulaski. Starke, Lake, Porter, St. Joreph, Laporte and adjoining counties. jan-10 lly. D. E. V A N VA LK EN IHJIt (.'II , ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PLYMOUTH. :: 1 IT 15 LIC, :: INDIANA. Deeds and Mortgages drawn up and acknowledged. Collections, and all other business will receive prompt attention. Olllcc up lairs inthe Building. 45tf. FAIR3ANKS' STANDARD SCALES, 4 f OV ALL KINDS.

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Warehouse Trucks, Letter Presses &c. FAIRBANKS, (iRKCNLKlF & 0., ITBe careful to buy onlv the genuine. June 5, lg2l9!T.

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GLORIOUS NEWS! OUR COUNTRY IS SOW S1FB. BUCK & TOAN'S MAMMOTH HARDWARE jlTUCH HAS BEEN SAID ABOUT WAR, lT.I but the great question tlutnow agitates the American people, is the LARGE STOCK OF GOODS ! For sale at the - . MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE O F BUCK & TO AN, Wcsacrvclt Block, PJymoutli, Ixxcl. They have made ampi provisions to supply all who are in want of anything in their line of trade To call, examine, and satisfy yourselves June 6, 1861 191y rjlIIE PLACE TO BUY Nails, Locks, Butts, IIiW Glass Ts at 13 BUCK k TOAN'S JF YOU WANT A O-ooöl Cook. Stovo Go to BUCK & TOAN'S I19 and buy it! rjflHE p!.cc to buy anything in the 3HTctT? dwaro Lino, U at 19J BUCK & TOAN'S rjHE PLACE TO BUY IIocs, ForV M' : Snalhs, Cradles Etc., is at 13' BUCK k TOAN'S (Ororcrif5. SOMETHING NEW AB. BECKER & CO., Inform the citizens of Marshall and adjoining Counties. That they have received A New and Fresh Stock OF 1 AMIL Y GROCER! ES, Which they intend to sell 1 iow as any other House in .Yorthcrn Indiana. Their Stock consists of COFFEE, SUGAR, MLOLASSES, SYRUP, RICE, TORACCO, ALLSPICE, PEPPER, Quccnsware, of every Description, Of all kinds, such as is kept in a Good GROCERY STORE. COUNTRY PRODUCE. They will take almost all kinds of Ceuntry Produce In Exchange for Goods. REMEMBER THE PLACE. iTTOnc door above S. k M. Beeker'a Dry Goods and Clothing Store, PJLV.TIOUT, - - IiIlAA. AB. BECKER & to,

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THE GREAT COMMOTION S. & M. BECKERS, Is caused by the arrival of their UNRIVALED STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER HEADY -MADE CLOTHING! i THE GREAT RUSH 13 AT Xo. 1, Corl)in JLo?lf, j l Corner nfi lTtflii -n nn.i I viaiiiii MIAU LnPorte Street;. S. & M. BECKER, Would most respectfully inform their numerous customers, and all other citizens of Marshall and surrounding counties, that they have JUST RECEIVED, Direct from the Eastern Cities, the Largest and moat Splendid Stock of DH1Y GOOD!! KEADY-MADE CL 0 1? 3E3LT.JST HATS AND CAPS, NOTIONS, AC. ctC. EVER BROUGHT TO PLYMOUTH. Their Goods were carefully selected and bought fur Cash, they can. therefore, Sell as Low as the Lowest, And WILL DO SO all the time. If you don't believe it, call and ba convinced. CALICOES. They have 500 pieces of Print?, all of the Best Quality and Latest Styles. CIIALIES AND DE LAINES. They have 35 pieces of Pacific Chalies and De Lames, all the very handsomest figures and colors. GINGHAMS. They have 40 pieces ot French and Dorn eg tic Ginghams, at Very Low Prices. LAWNS, SILKS, &C. They have 100 pieces of Lawns, from 10 cts. ud. ALSO Fine Black Silks and Traveling Goods for Ladit s. WHITE GOODS. They have a splendid assortment of White Goods stich as Brilliantcs, Jackoncts, and 5000 yds of bleached and unbleached Muslins. ü E IST I M S , & C They have 2 Bales of Denims and Hickory. GLOVES, HOSIERY k NOTIONS. Their stock of Gloves, Horiery and Notions is Urge and fashionable. Quick Sales, Small Profits. All the above articles they will sell at the Lowest Rates, as their motto always has been and always will be, Quick Sales and Small Ptofits. OX O T H I iT Their Stock of Clolhinjr consists of Coats, Tante!, Vents, and other Gents' and Hoys' Wear, of all Qualities, suitable for rich or poor. MERCH'NT TAILORING. With the above they have connected the Merc'iant Tailoring BiisinecR and have just received a large stock oi Cloths, Cajsimcrcs, Vesting, kc. They are prepared to make op Clothing to order on short notice, and w arrant a good fit or no sabas they have in their employ Who is a good workman, and knows how to ret up a ood suit.

iLTAll kinds of Country Produce taken in eichange for Goods. "Frl7 & M. BECKER.

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T II E GREAT WESTERN AUCTION jy.prr.my 0,, ' ' AlilJjl I OlUllTJ . I LOCATED IX PLYMOUTH, IXDIA2VA. TO TIIE CITIZENS OF The Adjoning Counties. GREAT BAEGAISTS! I ir it o 31 1 THE PROPRIETOR OF THE j Auction Variety Store! Having gained the name of ftllinz -ood Cheaper than any other Establishment in tho West Arc determined to sustain the repu'.itiou th -y hive ga:ned by offering Greater Inducements! Than they have ever offered before. WE BUY AT AUCTION SELL AT AUCTION Pit ICES, and our Motto is TIFHTirn XlltV mnn nnniTinrrr I IB EHE a a So.ifycu want Great Bargains, be sure and CiO TO THE AUCTION STOKE. Our tock embraces all the leading brands cf IHcnchcfl JZuliu$, Dciiinis, Stripe, A:e. dc. O 3La O I0EB 3E3l Kentucky Jeans, Farmers' and Mechanics' Cassimcrcs, Cottouadcs, Check, DiiDs, kc. DEESS GOODS. Poplins, Mozambique, Cbalies, Scotch and Siss Lawns, DeLaiucs, plain and figured; Ginghams, plain aud figured. GO XO THE AUCTION STOIxE Where can be found a Targe ftock of Tabic Linens Woolen Spreads, ToweI:ig, kc. GO TO TI 1 1 : AUCTION STORE! For Ladies and Gents' Hosing, of all kinds. A large asset-ent of Ladies Spring and Siunmer.'Shawls, Cloaks, Mantles, Szc. AT Tiir x.XTCTIOn STORK. fOjß MIO OP SA I UTA GO TO THE AUCTION STORE ! We have also an immense stock of ISTOTICNS! At our usual lew piiccs. Conntry Merchants and Pcdlcrs Supplied at a liberal discount. We are constantly reeeivir g 30""vr Goodo From Auction! So be sure and G O T O T I I AUCTION STOßE AND DO YOUR TRADING. 1D ITBLIC SALES' IVoraptly attended to and at low charges. REMEMBER TIIE CORD IN S BLOCK, KO. 4,

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