Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 3, Number 34, Plymouth, Marshall County, 18 September 1862 — Page 3

NUMBER 138. VOLUME 3.

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.

THE DEMOCRAT.

Local and Miscellaneous. D. E. VANVALKENBUROH, : : Editor Whe.it is now worth from 83 to 83 cents in this maiket. Apology, We are sorry to be compelled to do so, but circumt.ices over which we h:ive no control, force u to apologize lor tlie small amount of reading matter we place before our readers this week. One of our printers is sick and unable to work at all, and another unable to work over half the time; end it being impossible to procure other help, we are compel ed to do the best we can, at present, and promise better things hereafter. We have been crowded with Job work and short of help, lience changes we propose to make ia the Demo crat are yet unmade, and we have to ask our pat rona to be Datient with us: we will como out all right. We do not kuow at what hour the Comet may now bt seen, but we do know the best time to see a greater curiosity is about 8 o'clock in the morn ing, the best place to 6ce it is one door South of the Edward's House, in Rice and Smith's store room. It is best to go early because the room is usually full after about nine o'clock in the morning. If you would visit the room and be comfortable, go early. Lemon's Drug Store li?s a spare corner devoted to the nlightenmer mankind; more especially the citizens of Af.irsh ilk County; in it he keeps all kinds of Books topers 4c, including the Chicago and Cincit..! iti Dailies. Messrs Ecglston aud Shook are progressing finely iu raising a coniai'y, and if the draft doea tit strike them too soon, will surely succeed in filling their couipan. S.and M BccKta have received a portion of their tock of New Goods, and the rest are arriving caily. The boys have purchased an imraenso stock, as they are compelled to do to supply their customers, an J if they sustain the reputttion they Jiave acquired in this community, they will sell them cheap and deal fairly with their customers. It is woTth while to cill and examine the large and well selected stock of goods that fills their capacious store. We understand tlut Messrs. N. IT. Ogi.espks. Jas. MiTCHFf.L. and F. II. H.it. are raising a Uutcry iu this District. They are all good uicu. Blah & Co., h ive jmc been replenishing their stock of Dr jg and Medicines, and have now evttythiug pertaining to their business, you can call for. They keep g.yd drugs and sell them honestly, liav ng but one price for one article Thebys are pleasant and accommodating; esecially "Lankey" more especially "Shortey." Dr's. T. A. and A. O. Pjvios hare removed their Oihre to the WestsiJe of Michigan Street, over 'Hill's B-ikery, tw doors North of Jfewett nd Woolinl's Brick. Tlieir new rooms arc fitted up with g.iod taste and with an eye to the cirafcrt of patients vi.-iting them in their Office having no, what every Phy-siciun's Office needs, a inception and a consultation room, Tney are gentlemen and competent in tlieir business. Secret iKic!f',ü The M C, Rruullican and somi of the most senseless and noisy politicians of the same stripe, witi; iTttend-d scrvMisness, state th.it there are secrf t societie- in Marshall County, organized for the -.'ir -:' of ie-i:ing the Draft, and the paymei. A .t.ti-ft! Tixes Saving they have .imp'. . . i;.ice t .i'. mho is the case. How silly! When they nuke .his charge according to Old Abe's logic they know it to be true, or they don't kuow it to be true. If they know it to be true they re traitors and conspirators for not having the parties arrested and punished, and the organizations broken up. If they doa't know it to De true they are falsifiers, knaves aud cheat?, and are Irving a shallow unw orthy, school boy deception, to catch votes -ind save their sinking fortunes. A 11 one of the prominent circu! itora of this silly falsehood a pre ach er at times. 'Verily of such is not the Kingdom of iK'.iren." The Da.rr. The Draft is postponed for the ft- lit, for what pi.rpose we are unabir to &iv, ud until heu. ue don't know We don't know anything about it, presume it's a State secret Am overgrown, ignorant, ill m mnered fi Jliw, who flourishes in Orven Township, and who rcjoicesin the suggest! vt apptllation ot Arch Uabby, lias distinguished him-elf recently, by disturbing Democratic mtctings in that section. Tin same fellow shcuM not bo urprised if he gets 'hurted' iKrae day, while amusing himself iu that manner. We are informed that the Balhxn' we advertise this week, will up thij week Saturday. ThcDrari Iofpoiirl By spcil perniis-ion from Gov. Morrow, the Draf: was put off a few days, in anticipation of the immens stock of goods being opened at the Low PaicE Store. The nolde Governor has also gi anted five days to those who shall be draftel, to enable them to avail themselves ot the great bargains now being offered, and supply their families with hat they may ued ia tbeir bsenee. Ja order to meet this great demand Rice and 5M1TH hare brought on the largest stock of oods ever opened in Marshall County These goods wer Wougbt four weeks ago, and there having been a great advance in prices since. many of them are now being 6oId at lesd than New York prices. This ftok comprises a great variety of stiple and fancy Dry Good, consi.-tin in part of 10,(,IJ) yards prints, selling from 10 to 16cts; OK) yards of brown and bleached muslins 12 to 22 cts; 2MW yards deni us and stripes at 20 cts; 2,000 yards cot ton and wool flannels from 20 to 50 cts; fin german broad cloths, fancy cassimeres, satinets, Ken tucky jeans, Gent's aud Ladies shawls, hooU, nu bia, soritag, ribbon kc. also A large swxlc ot iresh groceries r prime Rio coffee 25 cts, sugar 11 cts, moLsses 50 eta. coal oil 50 cU, tea 75 cts to $1,35; tobacco, fish, soap and everything usually kept iu a Grocery Store. Amo The largest stock and best gfyles ofcrockery ware, glass ware and cutlery kept in town; at pncea inai üely eompeUÜoa. Any quantity of U u cajH, ho-jta and shoes at any priee from 25 eta to $3r50. niese g.Kxls were bought direct from th manufacturers, and are cheap. Also An entirely new stock of ready made elothing which will be oM as cheap as the cheap est. HtcKtml Jmith. very grateful for the liberal patron irre they hive received, would respectfully iuvius all t!ieir old customers to call and see them and would say to everybody, you can get good bargain- and be well used, by calling at their Low PstcsSToar on the comer South of the Edward ' I

jlcic gWmttecmtntiS. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Notice id hereby civon that I will sell at Fublic

Auction, on Saturday, October 4:h, A. D. 1SG2, at the residence of William Anderson, late ot ucrman Township Marshall County, Indiana, deceas ed;all the personal property (not taken by the widow) of the said decedent, consisting ot cows.yonng cattle, sheep, hogs, corn, and buckwheat in the field, one waggon and other articles too numerous to itemize. A credit of nine months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the pu'chaser giving his note, with approved security, waiving the benefit of valuation and appraisement laws. JOHN B. KITCII, Administrator. Sept., 11th leGS. n33i3 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. The nndereigned, Administrator of the Estate of George Baylor, deceased, will, on the 4th nay ot October, 162, offVr for sale all the personal property of said decedent, except so much as has been taken by the widow, and the wheat belonging to the estate of said decedent, at the appraised value thereof. Said 6ale will be at the late residence of the decedent, one mile West of Bourbon. A credit of twelve months will be given on all sums exceeding three dollars, the purchaser giving note bearing interest, with approved security, waiving all benefit of valuation laws. A l sum oi three dollars and uader, cash in hand on day of sale. ZACIIARIAH SENIOR, Administrator, Sept 11th, 1662 no33t3 BALL OON ASCENSION !! The undersigned will receive, at his Office, sealed proposal for building a School House on the S. E. corner of Andrew Marshall's land, in Center Township, until Saturday the iWth inst., at two o'clock precisely, for pian, speciucauun, pay . w- . etc., inquire ot WJ.nno iucisuimL.L, Trustee, rivmouth Sept Ilth 18C2. no33t2. STRAYED. , m On or about the 20th day of August, A- D. 1862 a Dark Bav Colt, about fourteen hands high, two yeais old last spring; black mane and tail, with no wDit marks on it. Any person returning uie saw colt to me, or giving me information where it can be obtained, will be suitably rewarded. Word may be left at my residence, live miles south cast of Bremen, or a; the Democrat ofSce, Plvmouth. SIMON SNYDER. Aug. 29,n32t4. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. State of Indiana, Marshall County, ss: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of George Baylor, late of Marshall County, deceased. Said Estate supposed to be solvent. ZACIIARIAH SENIOR. Aug 28 leC2n22t4. WHO WANTS JIONKY? The uidersigned will sell at public auction, '.on the 5th day of September, lt?t2, at two o'clock. P. M.. precisely, at the north east corner of Independnce, on tlie Plymouth and Warsaw State Road, a quantity of ditching and grading, on said Road, to the lowest responsible bidder. Money to be paid when the work is completed. For further particulars inquire of thomas Mcdonald Aug. 2. 31t3 SCHOOL HUUSJ& The undersigned will receive sealed proposals for buildiug a school house on the comer of Hiram Hervey's and Johu (iod.lard's lands, until Saturday, the 13th i;ist.,at2 o'clock P. M., of sidday. Tne contract to be let to the lowest rcsjioiisible bidder, if not above the estimate, For further particulars, inquire of the undersigned, tiiomas Mcdonald, Township Trustee. Plymouth, Sept. 1, 1M2. Ii32t3 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. State of Iudiana, Marshall County; ss: Noti-e is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of William Anderson, late of Marshall County, deceased. Said Estate is supposed tobe solvent. JOHN B KITCH. Administrator. Aug. 2tth, ItfW. 31 13. ATTACHMENT AND GARNISHEE SUIT. Simon Becker and Mayer Becker) Attachment verus and garnishee Ed-jvard Rusk & The P. Ft. W. i) proceedings. C. Railway Company; Garnishee. The Defendant in'the above action is hereby noitfied that the above cause is set for trial before ; me, Washington Tuttle, a Justice of the Peace in Center Tomiship, Conntv of Marshall and State of Iudi ina.at my otlice in Plymouth, iu saideoun- j ty, on the 15th day of September, A. I)., lGi.at J 10 o'clock . m., At which time said cause will ; be l.eard and determined. The pl iintilf'3 claim is ademanl on account for i twenty seven dollars and forty-seven cents, (.'27- j 47.) Washington Tuttle, J. P. Aug.21,no.30 t.1 riIlE partnership heretofore existing l tweii 1 Christian damaliger and Charles llaslangcr. under the firm name and style of "Haslanger V Bro." has bten dissolved by mutual co-sent. All dt'bts owing by the firm will le paid bv Cluistian Ilaälanger, and all k.tsoikh indebted to ! aid hrm will make fcetllciiicnt with, aud pay the saine to him. CHRISTIAN HASLANGER. CHARLES HASLANGER. August 15, 162. :j()t3. OTICi: TO DEBTORS. Hating Disposed of the Democrat office, we desire everv person indebted to us to make immediate settlement. We have debts to pay, aud to enable to do o, must collect the amounts due ua. The books of the firm mav be found with T. Mc Donald. at I hVkson Si Co.'s Hardware store. July 23 2Ctf T. fi. P McDONALD. I-OST. ON or abort the 24th day of July, 1802; a pocket book, contaiug a rmall amotiut of money, and a note on Joel Parker for $5(MI, and one on James Lynch for $-27. All persons are cautioned against purchasing either of these notes. 1 will pay a liberal reward to any person returning the pocket book and contents to the Democrat office at Plymouth. JOHN WALKER. No.27tf LIQUORS, whom svm: v retail. Also, in the pame building, one door north of the Hank, may be found at all times a full stock of Pure and Unadulterated Liquor?, to-wit : Double and Single Rectified Whisky, Ol Rye Wülatty, cnerry Brandy, Gin, fort and snerry Wines, FRENCH BRANDY The Diitie. of which latter article we paid at the ttoudeu store House in iVew York City. Our Liquors are all pure and we will gll at as ow prices as the same quality can be n'li chased In any establishment in this or its adjoining States. Dealers, before purchasing, would do well to call and sample J.F. VANVALKENDURGII k CO. Plymouth, June 5, 1862 lJtf. INOtiCJO tO J'MllMuit TxThe Tax Payers of M.indiall County who are imr than one year in arrear with their Uxeg are hereby eseeially noticed that they will be required topiy iip the taxea for the year 1HG0 and pre vious year?, at least. If paid taxes are paid before tue delinquent lifts are icntto the several Towu ehipt lor collection costa will bo saved to the tax payer. X. H. OGLESBF.E, J !nr!2 CI 1 1 Triurcr cf Mr.i-!1 'Jo.

THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT rUBLISIIED EVERT THURSDAY, BY

Terms of Subscription: 81, 50 IX ÄDVANC E Short Timen! to pRoMrT-PAMXfiHomSi9criker. Foreiga .0Mcri jerto comply wiinw icrmi. Terms of Advertising: Onviftf. (10 linrtnr le0 on month. $1 00; three months. two-nftjr : i mnnini. inre-niiy; one year. i"-n nonars. A liberal Jiaeount will he mle tothM'who tTertie t the mnintof a quarter, half or whole column br the month or ycr. Legal AdrertisemenU to be either paid for or eeureJ in alrnre of ptiMication. No attention paid to foreign advertising onlrw aeeompanivd hr the eah or the BK3T OF REFERENCES. JOB DEPARTMENT We re now prepared to execot neatlr all kind' f Posters, Programmes, CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS, CARDS, BLANKS, BILL HEADS, & TRRM8 VERY REASOWAHLr. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. The undersigned administrator of the estate of Willis Mathewson, deceased, will on ths fit h day of September next offer for sale all the personal property of said decedent, except so much thereof as has been taken by the widow at the appraised value thereof. Said sale will be at the late residence of the decedent. A credit of six mouth will be tiven on all sums exceeding three dollars, the purchaser giv ing note with approved security, waiving all benefit of valuation laws. All sums of three dollars and under, yash iu hand on the day of gr.le, Aug7th, 1SC2. F M. Mathewson, Adm'r. Plymouth, Aug. fi, lcC2. w l. Great Work on the Horse. The Horscfc his Diseases. BY ROBERT JENNINGS, V. S., Professor of Pathology aud Operative Surgery in the V etennary College ot Philadelphia, Professor Veterinary Medicine in the late Agricultural College of Ohio, Secretary of the American Veterinary Association of Philadelphia, etc, etc. IT TELLS YOU Of Breeding, Breaking Stabreeding, (trooming, 8hoeiug. and the genernl management of the horse, with the best modes of administering medicine, al.o how to treat Biting, Kicking, Rearing, Shying, Stumbling, Crib liitiug. Restlessness, and other vices to which he is subject; with numerous explanatory engravings. IT TELLS YOU Of the causes, Symptoms, and treatment of Mran-, js.ore I hroat, Distemper, Catarrh, Induenza, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Pleurisy, Bröken Wiiid, Chronic Cough, Roaring and Whistling, Lampas, Sore Mouth and Ulcers, and Decayed teeth, with otherdiseases of the Moutli and Respiratory org;ins. IT TELLS YOU Of the causes, symptoms, and treatment of Horms, Rots, Colic. Strangulation. Stonv Concretions, Ruptures, Palsy, Diarrhoea, Jaun dice, Hepatirrhoea, Bloody Urine, Stones in the Kidneys and Bladder, Inflammation, and other diseases of the Stomach, Bowels, Liver and Ur inarv Organs. IT TELLS YOJ Of the causes, symptoms and treatment of Rone, Blood, and Bog Spavin, Riiig-Bone, Sweenie, Strains Broken Knees, Wird Galls, Found or, Sole Bruises and Gravel, Cracked Hoofs, Scratches, Canker, Thrush, ii nd Corns; also, of Megrim", Verti go, Epilepsy, Staggers, and other diseases of the Feet, Legs and Head. IT TELI.S YOU Of the causes, symptoms, and treatment of Fistula, Toll Evil, Jl.iii.Urs, Farcy, Scarlet Fever, Mngc, Surre:t, Locked Jaw, Rheum.tii.Mii. Crimp, Galls, Diseases of the Eve and Heart, c., &c, and how to manage Castration, Bleeding, Tn phiuning. Roweling. Firir.g, Hernia, Amputation. Tapping, and other surgical operations. IT TELLS OU Of Rarey's Method of Tam ing Horses; how to approach. Halter, or Stable a Colt; how to accustom a horse to strange Bounds and eights, and bow to Bit, Suddle, Ride, and break him to Hnrncps; also the form and law of Warranty. The whole being the result of more than fifteen years careful study of the habits, peculiarities, wants aid weaknesses of this noble and uselul animal. Tlie book contains 394 papes, appropriately illustrated by nearly One Hundicd Engravings, and will be sent to any add-ess post paid on receipt of price, half bound, $1,00 or in cloth extra, $1,25. Wc are also publishers of " Everybody's I,awver, by Frank Crosby, Esq.; Tlie Family Doctor," by Pror. H. S. Taylor, M. D.; "Thrilling adventures among the Early Settlers," by Warren Wildwool; 44 Sunl'ght and Shadow, or the Poetry of Home," by Harry Penciller; 44 Life of Kit Carson, the Great Western Hunter and Guide;" Modern Cookery in all its Branches," by Mrs. S. J. Hale, together with other valuable aud useful .vorks, a Catalogue of which will be sent free on applicaion. Books forwarded to any address ou receipt of price. PIIUTOGRAni ALIOS IX GREAT VARIETV. Boosellers, News Agents Book Agents, Can vassers, Peddlers, and others will do well to order a package of our Books. They will find them ex ceedingly popular, aud terms liberal. 1000 Local and Traveling Agents wanted everywhere for their sale. For single copies, or lor terms in quantities, . t . t r a' , . . . Wim oiner iniorinaiion apply to, or audress JOHN EDWIN POTTER, Publish. r, 2 31y-No. C17, Sauso m St., Philadelphia, Pa. Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Kailway Company. Pittsburgh, May 1st. 9G2. NOTICÄ. The Pittsburgh, Fort Wavnc and Chicago Kailway Company, having received a proper Legal conveyance of tl e IUI I Road, from Pittüburgn to Chicago, witn all its appendage, real, personal ana mixeu, iaie tne property of the PittMburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Kail Ifoad Company, now assumes the control and manage merit of said Road and propoi ty. All persons employed nor about said Road may continue in their respective positions oi titua tiona until further notice. All pvrnoiis, associations and corporation, de airing business arrangements, or wishing to con tinue or change any hereafter existing, will atone apply to the proper oflicers of this Company, at mis tympany is iiounany' no arrangement or tin dcrstanding that it does not expressly assume. O. W. CASS, Fie ident

garflirarf.

THE HUMBUGS HAVE KU-RSTED I But the firm of H. B. DICKSON & Co. Have'nt; on the contrary have made arrangements for By adding immensely to their already unrivalled 810CK Ot HARD fiRE CUTLERY TI K-XV ARE, SHEET -IRON WARE Agricultural Implements GLASS) INTO T I O C&3C, rtstSmy Haring just arrived from tlie EASTERN CITIES, Where we purchased of the Importers & Manufacturers A T QWe are able to offer STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS TO CaIi ant Short Time Buyers THAN EVER BEFORE!! We have a complete stock of everything pertaining to the trade, and are selling goods on 33 ott ox- Terms Than any other similar establishment in NORTHERN" INDIANA. OUR TIN SHOP! Ts supplied with all the materials and tools necessary to turn out TU REST OP WO It And being under the Superintendence of Mr. J. O. LEONARD, an experienced Tinner, ve feel confident in beuig able to give entire satisfaction in the line of T 1 3NT - j 3R. jE2 An examination of our stoek and prices cannot fail to convince purchasers that wc areofferiu superior inducements. Oive u a fall. II. II. DICKSON & Co. II. D. DICKSON J. C. LEONARD. Plymouth, August 22, 18C1 30tf HAoLANGER. HOUSE, Near the Bridge, and within a few minutes walk of the Depot, South Plymouth, Ind. The aubscriber has just opened the above IIoue, and isdetcrmined to keep it in a manner every way worthy of public patronage. I T I S T A B r. E Will be pupnlied with the best the market affin ds; charges reasonable, and every exertion used to render the stay of guests agreeable. CONVENIENT STABLES Attaehed to thepremies, and a faithful ostlor alwavsin attendance. JOHN C. HASLANGER. Plymouth, March 21, 1861 Pm3 i. t. rmijiMis, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Plymouth, Marshall Co., Ind. XXOFMCF. IN WESTKRVELT BLOCk-XI Practices in Marshall, Fulton, Pulaski, Starke, Lake, Porter, St. Joseph, Laporte and adjoining no il counties. jan.w ny. D. E. VANVALRENBÜRCII, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTAHY PLYMOUTH, :: :: INDIANA. Deed and Mortgage drawn up and acknowledged. Collections, and all other buincM will receive prompt attention. Ofliceupwir in the Building. 45tf. FAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALES, or ALL KINDS. Warehouse Trucks, Letter Presses &c. FAIRBANKS, GREENLE1F & 0., lJ Lulco Ht..Ciicmj;o. Ij-Be careful to boy only the genuine.TU June : .ler.-.1 miy.

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GLORIOUS NEWS! OUR COUNTRY IS NOW SiFE. BUCK & TOAN'S MAMMOTH HARDWARE T O HrUCH HAS BEEN SAID ABOUT WAR If J. but the great question that now agitates the American people, is the LAUGE STOCK OF GOODS! For sale at the MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE o f 323 BUCK & TO A IV, Wcstcrvclt Block, ijymoutli, Ind. They have made ample provisions to sttpplr all who are in want of anything in their line of trade DCKV'T FAIL To call, examine, and satisfy yourselves June 6, 1861 19Ij rjIHE PLACE TO BUY Nails, Locks, Butts, Hinges, Glass SASH 19 U at BUCK L TOAN'S I F YOU WANT A Oo to BUCK & TOAN'S 19 and buy it! T HE place to buy anything in the Is at 19 BUCK & TOAN'S rpiIE TLACE TO BUY Hoes, For'Snatb, Cradles BUCK & TOAN'S Etc., is at 19' (Brorcrirs. SOMETHING NEW AB. BECKER & CO., Inform the citizens of Marshall and adjoining Counties. That they have received A New and Fresh Stock OF F j- M I n IT GROCEKIE s, Which they intend to sell .Ik low as any other House in orthern Indiana. Their Stock consists of COFFER, HI A It, lI()IASSi:s, SYRUP, RICE, TOBACCO, AM.SIMCF, PEPPER, Quccnswarc, of every Description, w Of all kinds, such aa ii kept in a Good GROCERY STORE. COUNTRY PRODUCE. They will Uko almost all kinds of Country Produce In Exchange for Goods. REMEMBER THE PLACE. JTOne door above S. k M. Hooker's Dry Good and Clothing Store, IVo. Corbln'K IJloolf, PLYMOUTH, - - 1AI)1AA. AB. BECKER & CO. November 1 IFfit tltf

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THE GKEAT COMMOTION AT S. & M. BECKER'S, Is caused by the arrival of their UNRIVALED STOCK Of SPRING AND SUMMER AT READY-MADE CLOTHING! THE GREAT RUSH rs AT IV o. 1, Corbin Bloelc, Corner or Michigan and LnPortc Strevls. S. & M. BECKER, Would most resnectfullv inform their nnmprnns customer?, ana an otner citizens or Mars ia I and surrounding counties, that they have JUST RECEIVED, Direct from the Eastern Cities, the Largest and most Splendid btock of - i BUY (GOOD!! READY-MADE CLOTHING! HATS AND CAPS, NOTIONS, etc. etc. EVER BROUGHT TO PLYMOUTH. Their Goods were carefullv selected aid bought for Cash, they can. therefore, Sell as Low as the Lowest, And WILL DO SO all the time. If rou doa't believe it, call and be convinced. CALICOES. They have 500 pieces of Trint, all cf the Best Quality and Latest btyles. CILVLIES AND DE IAINES. They have 35 pieces of Pacific Chali-es and De Lames, all the very handomet figurea and coloi s. GINGHAMS. They have 40 pieces of French and Domestic uinghams, at ery Low I nccs. LAWNS, SILKS, &C. They have 100 pieces of Lawn?, from 10 ct?. up. aio Fine Black Silks and Traveling Goods for Ladies. WHITE GOODS. They have a unlcndid assortment of White Goods such as Ilrilliantes, jacKoncts, ana ouuu yus of bleached and unbleached Muslins. DENIMS, &C Tbey have 2 Bales of Denims and Hickory. CLOVES, HOSIERY & NOTIONS. Their stock of Gloves, Hosiery and Notion is large and laihionable. Quick Sales, Small Profits. All the above articles they will f-?11 at the lowest Rate?, as their motto alwayg has been and always will be, Quick Sales and Small Ptofits. O Xj O T H I N G ! Their Stock of Clothin coi.siet.J of Coats, Pants, Vests, and other Genta and Hoys Wear, of all Qualities, suitable for rich or poor. MERCH'NT TAILORING-. With the aboTC they have connected the Merc'.ant Tailoring Rusineps and have just received a large Ptock of Cloths, Cashmeres, Wstin,, Arc. Tliey are prepared to make upClotliin to order on short notice, and warrant a good fit or no al. as thev have in their employ 3Ir. IP. T. UKNM.-:i:, Who ia n gool workman, and know how to get up a OOo; t-uit.

co v.YTit ! pnon ucr,. UTAH kinds of Country Troducc taken in exchange for floods. apr!7 P. A M. PHCKHR.

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Br. T. . . Jjjn.lIOA HAS REMOVED HIS DRUG STORE! NEWS DEPOT, PURE DRUGS MEDICINES, carefully selected from the best Wholesale tablisbmentsin New York, Philadelphia. " Pittsburgh and Chicago. Also, a general assortment of the best texi MccUcino Of tf.t day. COlflYTR V iTI E R CII AIVTS. Physieians Generali Will find it to their advantage to trade with hin, 83 every article he sells h WARRANTED. ENDLESS QUANTITIES ov YANKEE TXOTIOWS. PERFÜMERV, HAIR OIL. BURNING ELUID, CIGARS, SsC: In The News Department May be found t6e Chicafn sml rm.;nt: tv,m:all the lead ng Illustrated and Literarv ParR-r yuap i uuucauwns, äc. Laiiy Paper delivered in town by the week. Anv Linrf r n.,i.t;.: ordered when desired. Also, a full supply of SCHOOL BOOKS ! AXO STATIONERY. J une 20 22tf.- T. A. LEMON. HON EST CORN E I respectfully announce to the patrons of HONEST CORNER That I Lave recently returned from the am now inrecciptof a Xull and Complete StooU Of carefully seleeted O Tl OCER I S ! And everyChin? else fofmerlv kept bv me. which I will sell at fair prtces. I will take in exchanre foT goods, all kinds of pferch a ii table Produce, AXO MONEY WIL NOT BS IZllFTf3TZ I invite myoid customer? to call and exomine iv stock and prices, and if thev suit. thev w ill be sure and buy. I have no blowing to do to induce you to purchase of me. Honorable, straight for ward dealing and a living profit and no humbuir. s ray motto Tliose knowing thcm?elvcsin arrears ar noti fied that tlieir dues are very much needed, and I hope they wil redeem their promises to pay op. rivmouthOct.IInCl?tf t ii i: DOUGLAS HBiVORIJL. TÜe Dip?oia of Membershro of the DOUGLAS MONUMENT ASSOCIATION, beautifully cn craved on steel, nbout nine by twelve inches in dimension, is now ready for distribution to ub-

ecribers to the .Monument fund. Tlie engraving consists of two full length vignettes, one a fin portrait of the deceased' statesman, and the other America offering a wreat. ; besid a WrdVeye view- of tfce grave on the shore ef Late Michi-jän as it now appears at Cottage Grove. To all persons forwarding to the A:iociation one dollr or more, will be sent one ol those Diplomas, with the name and amoHiit duly inserted therein; and signed by the President and Secretary. Contributors in the faro of one dollar will become life Members of tin.' Donglas Monument Association; in the sum of twenty dollars, Tfonorajy Life Members; and in the Mini cf one hundred dollars. Honorary Life Members of the Board of Trustees. All editors who will insert the above in the it daily, weekly or tri weekly usnes three months, wlih an occasional notice to advance the objerl in view, will have forwarded to them immediately a Diploma as Honorary Life Monitors of this Association, upon tlie rweipt by tlie Society ot a py of their paper containing the foregoing. WALT KIT IL PCATE', Trcs't. LroNAin W. Volk, Sec'y. N. B. IjOca receivers and solicitors for eontri butiona are being authonred in the loval Siateji, to take charge of the interests of the Association. Pamphlets and circulars, containing the organization, constitution, bye-laws, and the appeal, will be sent ifall who will forward their add-es. Cummunicatin shonld be addressed to "Secretary Douglas Monumnnt Association, Chicago Illinois." ID D. McDONALD, Agent for Hyntonth and x cinity. A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. The iul)srrib?r will send, ( free of cirvrge) t. all who desire it, the Recipe and direction- lor ni..kin a simple Vegetable HALM, Hint will, in troai two to eicht days, remove Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles, Sallowness, and all impurities and roughness of the Fkin, leaving the same a Nature intended it should be soft, clear, f moo;h and beautiful. Tho-c desiring the Recipe, with full instructions, directions and adrice, will please call on or address, (with return postage.) THOS. I'.CIIAPMAN. Practical Chcmii-t, 17m2 831 Broadway, New York. Cavalry Horses Wanted. Two hundred CAVALRY IIORRES wanted from four to nine years old, from fifteen to fifteen and a half hands high, and in good order. Applrto HFSS k NKSSEL. ';, icc? join