Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 9, Number 44, Plymouth, Marshall County, 2 June 1864 — Page 4

VOLUME 9.

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. NUMBER 4

Who owns tlic South f Five minutes conversation with an Abolitionist will reveal to you the fact that he

conceives that the people of the North ac tually own the people of the South, and that it is nothing short of the most unparallelled presumption for them to suppose that they have any right to houe, land or estate, much le3 to that of self-govern-mint. "These men arc so intractable,, pay they, 4;so bitter, ?o determined, that there 'will be no living with them in the fature. Wc must exterminate them and pcizc their property." This highly humane and Christian conclusion is reached with the most perfect coolness and composure. Of course, why should it not be M ? Are wo not more civilized than they ? Are we not more intelligent ? Do wc not exceed them in all the humane and gentler virtues ? In a word, are wc not the eainta, and does not the earth belong to the saints? Surely it docs. Erg?, the South belongs to us, and so long as we can print Greenbacks and buy people to do our fighting for U3, ?o long wc will keep up this war of extermination. "Wc do not expect to conquer them, but we hav; two or. three to their one, and 'vith Generals who arc willing to turn wholesale butchers, wc can "wipe them out," in the impressive hnguagc used on Shcr.nan's raid. This is the programme now adopted. The war is one simply for extermination. It Is waged for that purpose. The idea of being able to conquer the South has long incc been abandoned. It is simply a cold, cruel war of bitter extermination. There is not even one spark of generosity to soften it3 composition of malignity, cruelty and slaughter. Over the heads ol the men fighting more bravely than men ever fought, hang the vile threat of negro equality and the confiscation of all their property, and yet people profess to wonder why they are so bitter ! This is like knocking a man down, beating him nearly to death, stealing his clothes and leaving him by the roadside in a pitiless storm, and then wondering -vhy he does not bvc and embrace m! If these reorlc who arc uririnc: ca this crusade of slaughter, would sit down calmly for five minutes and ask themselves how they would like the same measures meted out to them, they could not deceive themselves longer, unless, as is most likely, they Trlshcd to be dcccivcJ. 2itxo York Day -Book' A Neg;io Victim of the Draft Ilcnv IIe Felt The Lacrosse (Wisconsin) Democrat, a place where they have lately been drafting, says: Ainonpr the victims of the draf: in this city, was am, n graceful motioned contraband who was "given leave to leave the South last spring and become a free man -up Norf!" Early in I me spring nc did chorea at the Ilarnng ton House. Later in the season he hoe-I garden?, got married, and blacked the stoves t'll they riva'ed the glosa on his cheeks. Monday he waa dratted, and on Tuesday served with a notice to be at the rendezvous within t:n days along with his white brethren, or be considered a deserter. He took the notice to a friend, who read it, and raide him understand the nature thereof. And this is the way he took on: -Wat wat wat dumb foolish ting am dis. yeah ? Ise a free man ! Las' spring dey send me up Norf and tell me Ie a free man d.id dc Limcum sojers hab iiVrated me. Now wat am dis dumb foolish thing for? I'll dun gon for if Isc got to gwino to dis yeah wah. A nigger don't stand no show clown dah now. He pet shut of hesef right ofT I reckon ! If I'd kno.v wat dat pi Intel ting was I'd frow him dewn in dc strct jia like dis, (he threw the notice into the street with a jerk.) an den der neber fool dis nigeer ! Why did n't dey let de nigger stay dare or stay A Roftoii Convention. The following highly important dispatch appeared in our telegraphic report yesterday morning: "A Mass State Convention was called at Beaufort, Smth Carolina, for the 17th ot ' May, to select delegates to the UrJtimorc Coavcauon. A similar r.iuvcmcr.t i. rcportc to be G.i foot in FlorMa." Tliii is about as cool an operation :s tlic history of tlic.o singular times afiortl.?. South Carolina to be represented in tlic Baltimore Convention ! There p.tc not twenty citizens of the entire State of South j Cjrolir.i within the neck of Itnd covered j by our lino. Do the mischen? propose to ! admit our unfled-e 1 African brother to their Presidential councds ? It is time the Radicals bolted from Mr. Lincoln and re pudiated the Baltimore Convention, fur! under the operations of Mr. Lincoln's ttratczy, there is not the jrhostofa chance foT a fair nomination. 3Ir. Lincoln's office holders, probably assisted by the multitude

r f female New Kngl-ml teacher?, will lis j ".ymoutii, mausiiali. county, Indiana up a delegation fr their master, and fix I the Stigma of dislovalty upon all who whis- , Tl.e proprietor of ihU crtaWMimcnt having pur- , ti ' ! I r,.l!!t.j the lite iiiioreM ol A. J. Ilasslerm the JCT .1 dotiht .15 to lt. r;nht to Mt 111 the ; nmc, an,l havin-; made exr . :,.ivead.iitioi.s thereConvention. The history of rotten bor- j to i now prepired t do all kind of rhotognipliOUgli3 and faho elections affords HO in-' Amhrotvpii r Ferrotypiup :ud Melainotyptance coual to thU in impudence or vil- ! ''"-V". l1' !t-'hm f!l1vK: ot V1'0, "rt mV-'VT y lnr .U P,B.n.'.. Ji.ii": 7 la.d.dehjrhtsenablehuntoUkeallkmd.olp.c

''"V '-vu.i uamuuu is cast in the snaclc. :A similar n ovement h on loot in Flor ida !" Mr. Lincoln procured the butchtry ot a thou-aivl pooa men awl soMicra in j rrilpr to ro t t hf rfitiit.il rF Ili-irlfl( fr rr t"lugi M f-jtl lilt V,. IJMl.il Ul 1 I'lll'Jii II JilVC his pre?ilential .ehome the show oflerility! and airncss ; hut as the expedition lailcd ! ' i ri

HC nas conciiioci to cast nsiuc even tlic j t.elorc their dear face are hidden from your view presence of fnirne, and ecurc the bene-' bv the erav. Mwvrould not l'iy from you the (Its without afemptin- to conceal the f.t.te H.ot.pmpl.ic ima-e of the lo.t , r i .MM- i , Kvei one. Iben delay not a day l,t the subshameful corrupt;, n. i heir suimiusioii ti 8t,rc fa(o trc üU 90cure lue Fin,low. uch impudent arni shainolcss illipositions J The undersigned having liad yearn of experiillutrat(S the natural subservience and enec in the picture business, and iiavin rcrentlv servility of tlic Abolitionists. Such an at-V0 f-milnrwith.U ,J i i 4 t ,i the art, fl ittero IiimBclr that hi work will comtempt by a leader to corrupt a Convention ; jarQ f lvor,,iv wlt, thebestdonc in the cities. would meet the unanimous and indignant New and beautiful pictutesi.Srereovopic views coudenination of any other party; but the etc:, will com tu.tly be added to the already reit :,:.:,, rrt l.orrt tvbnn rirblon bv fpectibJe stck;PO that thi3 e?tabl"jhineut will inAbohtionisti are happict when ridden by, ,Cfd be a..Fine Art0alWy ... Calland ree the isaster totci aad spurred. CMw Va- cl,!re,, ft ut nAu a.it. win. " riruouth, Indiana, .Sptotubw 21th 18W, uitf

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JUST EECEIYD A T THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT, ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF BOOTS cfis jKCOESS, Ever I?iotijlit to IVriuotitli! TUE PUBLIC will find at my store, cast Pule of Mich?rin street, every description and Ladies', Gentlemen's, Boys'; Misses, and Children' Wear, together with a largo stock of

4 arrantcd. A BETTER BOOT or SHOE can he boti than at any Dry Goods store, or any other house ATjL WORK

The Stock now on hands is very Iare, and will be sold at a very slight advance on Cost. Tlio Highest Market Price in Cash Paid for Hides-

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rijtnouth, Indiana, April, :6C213tf G-. BLAIN &Co-, DRUG STORE, PLYMOUTh, IND. RAVINGjustreccivcd a froth supply fTf ry rtIeinoiirlinc of trade, ,onistiii' mainly fi ..., Mndieine. Paints, Oils, Dvc Stutls, Virnih Brushes, Perfumery, Yankee Notion, Glas. Stationen, 1'urc .Meuainc? ana wwr iui Medicinal purposes only, to which c respectlully invite the attention of thiecommuiiity. We have also.onhandastockof G-ROOSSEIIES, Tea.Coffcc, Sugar, Tobacco.Cipars, etc. Tobe deposed of at very reasonable figure?. Within a'tew daT past, wc hav rccciTcd Trom Pittsburgh 'audNcw York a large amount of Kerosene and Coal Oil AND LAMPS. orb'irnlnsrtliemme.of. vc ysize andstyle will, or without shades. We aio also agents fovall the popular Patent Medicines! fthe dar. Physicians prescriptions careful I v putup atallhouH ofthe night, by an xperiencea We imestlv'invitcthc public to favor us ; with a-il',xamiii our stock, and iceorwe convinced olth:factthaiwc arc doing a liberal tjusiness. G.BLA & Co. rivmouth. Ind.. Oct. 22.1803. M JDraft at all IT will be no draft uponT3ur pocket if you want a new pair ot boots ort si-loins, If job go to the New Store of Or. 3ESL O O 3E5E, To purchase them. He sells a GOOD ARTICLE! SO CHEAP. The subscriber lus a hrp: nnl -ool stock nnl i protr.s. Having superior M. he can furnish custom ' . ill ?cll atbarelv Ilviu workmen nlwuvs employed work, and do repairing to uit all. Dcsvnhi to remaisi in busint-ss here, lie will mkeittottic interest of the public top.itinnite hiS ÜKOKÜE KOCH. Plymouth, IndianaSeptember 1U, 'G3 uTtf ART ' Ml I .... , jr.AX M M M a A AND PIIOTOGRAl'II &. A32HROTYPI: ROOMS tiire4 in allkin.l-.- of u ratter, He is now having mi immense rnn of thoe beautiful Carte de Yi-ite?, that are all the rajre in the cit;c.. They:re just the thin and everyLife si zM nuio-r.ibl as true to natures t. rt ;j tnm tu lirrm-lf. find vcrv rMnul:ir lurC 1 IlltV I rkturesof nl ?Ion't,f ll Jr S . .... I rieturesot nil kinds copieu aim eni.ir'ed. ; procure A in likeness ol your Son I ).i tT. Iiui:4ll(l (ir V'i( . nur i , .-i ' vv . p

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- ht for LESS MONEY at the nboTC crtablUnmcnt in Flymouth. WARRANTED!! E. PAUL. 2To. 102 Lake Street, cor. Wells, CHICAGO, HON. E. P. FERRYrPr7sident, J.DYHRENFURTH. Principal, TATKOXS AND KEFEnFES : irsars t armoi-r. TIIXT k THOMPSON. TRANKEN' TH iL h CO. C. 6. II CCD A KP, tbQ. t. fillKMA.NO, EjO. nox. r. a. norrMtxjr. II. t. TINKUAM, Cull. CEO STCEI solo.v :c'nr.CT. X. U. UC'CASä, 1 The Collf giate course embrace Theoretical and Practical Instructions con billed tn the stvtral branclus of CO)Pir.Kt'C AXD TKADE, It that the Stwlent tipnn (ning into lutintss. will at 014 hiaiMlf famiuar ü-iUt all Us parti and dutia. The Theoretical Course consists of instruction in IVnmmisIiip. Commercial 'orrcpoucX iiicc ami CalculatioiiM. ltuitivs 3Iaiiaement, and Com morcial Lau. f.r trliicb a permaucut l'iofoa joisliip has litem estate Iislied. TLo Tractical Course consists of instruction i in Practica I Itiisiupss, fir WucS purpose i-;rn is actually transected in rA closed imitation of naltty. TJii'inosi lio irs from 9 A. M. to 12 ami from 2 t 4 P. !.. an l fmm Vt. 1st t. M.iy 1st. from 7 tolo P. M., wlifa jLirticu! ir attentinn vill Ikj laiJ to those, Lo re i:vil.I to .'ittt-n l in tUy t'.nic Stu U atf :iuy cuttr at uy time, as they aro bcperately iutructcJ. LIFE SCIIOLAnSIIIPS, (enthlin the owner to atten l.mrc and iiiitiuctiyus, wLeutvtr anU a longa dEXULIäll, FRENCH AND GERMAN" lanSuaEe3,f 15. Attache I to tLe -Illinois School of Trade" is a Preparatory Class for Boysf nrrrJins instrurtions in the ni;un hranches of an English cJiKati.-n. li;iin. ami Knizlisli. Krem li ami (!crni.in. A L'Je SrhiA:nlnp for this also entitlin; tue owner to att-nii;n ' aud iustfU'.tion iu tlio Cvux wercial lh'M tntent, 75. Terms In advance. Tor Circulars, Scholarships, Ac, apply to J. Dylirf iifurHi, rrina'raL rUOF. O. J- WOOD'S II A I It RESTORATIVE This atonijhiii preparation ivill hy natures ivn process Ilvatorv. sray Hair to the ori-iisal color. Will makeit'rowori II.il-l Heada. Wlllstor t!ie X.itural Sot-rctiou. """"J 'f,,'ove ic!iiiiS. wall iaiiiah.. ..I It ... 1 11 1 w j 1 1 temove all n.inJrull"1 j1 cur,e a1 Kniprions ev lu lu iibnii . even Scald Head; Will m ike the Hair Soft nnJ Clos-sv. Will preserve the Color of llairto Old A. Vill always Ta-ten it tnd stip it railing, Asil is one of the beat Toilet Articles for the Hair now in use. Tfliors.tXDS r soldi? i;s i T1II2 .4UNY Hare te-tilied to the above, who have become pray and lost t'ieir Hair rhu ofiimute, and inattention, ! while performing camp duty. A3 a Keitoratn c and dressinit has no equal. T. A. LEMON, A?enl, If4 Y.TÄO UTII , J X 1. October 2:ih,16G3nl3. Vttv Hats, IIiro. Itoarlirs, Ants, llvtl Ituijs, llollis in l'urs, lVoolrns.M' , LiiM i tson l'lauts, l ou ls Animals Put up in '-'.'0. ."(o and $1,00 Iloxes, P.ottles and Flasks: $1 and $5 sizes fur IIotkls, Ptuue HETITUTIOXS. "O.dv infallibl remedies known.' Tree from Po'imuh." Nut dangerous to the Human Family." liats come out ol tiair holea to die." O" S)ld Wholesale in all 1 rc cities. IT" Sold by all Hi un;i-m and retailers ei rywhere 3 r !!! Kf.wrk !!! of all woithless iiniutioin. 17" See tint "Costar's" name is on each lox, Ilottleand Fl.k, before you buy ITAdlnM Ili;KY II. !OSTAK Tj" Principal l)rrmi"'2 Hroadwav, N- Y. 17" Sold bv all Wholesale anJ Uetuil )rnjcist9 in Plymouth Indiana. vön'JG t'un. Oriental Siirrt) f taMe. SALE, FKUI 0 KXCIIANGR Horpes and Carriages alwaja on hand to Irt a reasonable rate. V alto pay the hi. t mar ket price ia cmh for Howes. Hone b ld b th day, week and month on reasonable trra I1LSS& NESSEL lyaouth India i March ?6thl?43

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Wolf Creels. FLOU11INGMILL rriHE above'naraed mill, six miles south o J. rijmouth.is now doingexcellcnt Custom & Merchant Work. The proprietorspares no pain? to giresatisfacMon andintends keeping his mill in condition todo lite Very UoHt of TTork. ;'nllicfecla confidentthathc will not fail tcsats'fvall who may favor him with their patronage. Flour, Meal, Dran, fcc.kept constantly on hand tnd will be poI'I at the lowest living prices. lie respectfully folici .s patronage from the citi ensof Marshalland aoioinmir counties. MICHAEL ZEHNER. Plymouth. Aug. 23, 1SG1. n.lltf 3IY VOICE ISSTILL HE3 353 And in order to keep the peace, I wish all who know themselves INDEBTED To me, to walk up and pay me aFiece, as harvest is now over, and I am much ja need of all the 3F 2 3 231 That I can posiiyly raise in a peaceable wav to I kcepmy creditor I PEACEABLE! 1 Lave yet on Lind a few pieces of PIECE GOOD Wich I. will sell In large or Email picceu tosuit the lajgc amount of P12ACJEABL12 CUSTOMERS ll this community, t, whom I take great pleasure in returning n,y sincere thanks ior their ver peaceable patronage. P, . . , CHARLES PALMER. 1 b mouth, July 2 2Gtf. STlliiT6E BUT TßUE I Removal ami ATcuf ArramjcBicnl DAYIDSOX & Co., Be l?avc to Worm their OIJ Cnstuiisers, and t!,e Citizens ol .Mar.hall and adjuumij; Counties generally, thai they have removed their fSiock ot tJoodsto tlii soutn hoom in Henet; aud Wwudards1 XKVr IBHTOK niJlj.DTNG. West hide cf Michigan Street. And have opened the largest atd moitcomplcti btotkef ! DU Y GOODS & CLOTHING, Erer opened in this market. Their elegant :uid commodious Store Rooa i ti!!e l full with their hu-e btuck comprisiug (ill i co cs Of every vaKfty, all of good quality and cheaper than they can be purchased elsewhere in town. Domestics Elencdied and unbleached anT "quality tliat may b-? called furor desired. Denims & Jlitkorv A better varietv and at better prices than can be procured elsewhere. LADIES DRESS GOODS. As fine as can be purchased at any Store in the LiiiO!i,conitiu2 in part of a large assortment ol GINGHAMS, CI TALI KS, DLLAINS, LAWNS, SILKS, GLOVES, &c, HOOP SKIRTS A Splendid asioi tmcat at from 50 cent? up. Clolhin? of Home Manufacture. Work durable and Warranted. Constantly anhand. vir.? devoted especial attention to rhi-.fep-irtment we are coniident of our ability to please ill who call on uü, CLOTH. CASSIMECES, CASSINKTS. TWKl-I)S, MAKSAILKS sili;svklvi-:ta satin. HATS & CAPS FOR MEN & BOYS. The most extensive stock ever brought into this market. TmORIXG DEPJRT31EiT. Harms engaged the services of The Tory I5ct IVorknieii in 74oi Ilii rn liuliaiia ; They e:in mike a good fit on short notice. We oiler great adva nta -es in this department, of our fstabiiidimcut, we are conlidrnt we have Men that cannot be excelled for DUKAIM L1TY, Ycittticss mttl ßJHsimtch in WO Ma. DAVIDSON & CO. A. Davipmon. M. Davidson', L. LauekSept 25 'G ii35tf. FAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALES, WOi4fi7- or AM. KINDS. "Warehouse Trucks, Letter Presses &c. iFAIKRANKS, (iUKKNLKAF k 0, j IT-? Luke !., C7liicm:o. 17 He careful to buy only the gcnuine.0 Jun..r lisOJi'Jiy AVii-oiiiiiiilciii. C. HASLANQER A. PRO'S. Manufacturers of wagons, carriaj;e8 tc Flark I nilthing.piinting r.nd grainirg loae tsorder

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DR. ROBACK'S STOMACH ITTERS ARE KOT TO BE EXCELLED AI A 8T03IACIIIC AXO or ma W DIGESTIVE ORGANS. V vs ew o,'n Vvv iVo u Vas, oy u ocr Wca iliozLo Fever, ever cuizcL -f-gue. Liver Oc??zplai7zt, TGp cpaza,, Indigestioiij Jaundice, JCzdizez Complaints, lYA uW. COvSCUSeS SVVYvVVuy wuux. uyc eovo?c YvVYc a .OVYCYw YOOXS AwCl tYjS, VA.Vl wvivVic "Öy "RoWulVs. uyc vc tvVs SoVvac iv Cowoy. ÖY. IXoVltVCS Clvvv-a uvvsuv wctvco These Fitter: are put up in qxart Lotties, cf ichizh the alove is a facsimile. The I.lIcI is finely engravtl, and is pi-ovi.lel iL'ilh cv safe-guard from counterfeiters. (Price $1 per bottle, or six for ib. C. W. Fohczlc, (Proprietor, JTo. 6 Exzt Fourth Cincinr.aii, to whom all orders should he addressed. FOR SALE BY Forsalein Marshall eounty lv Illain & Co.,T, A. I.enjon, l'or!iifi 5: C , l'lvmoutli ; lioocrt Cornuo!! A r..,!.)u,!).)i; N I?. T.S. Allenian, Tinpeeai Jolui Cl'1.--,!oui lion ; Jonas Miller.ltreini u, J as. M. Wieki r, Ars; IVter Sriiith Unoiiluwn; and lrii2ists auJ Morchauts gtLCrally hroutriiout the Union O.A. I Vl N Err SHOP. Titr. snl3riTer keojM eontai.tlv on lianJ, an 1 maiiul.icturcs to oriler, ctcry variety of OnToinot Ware ' T"' I v:,.dv,"'-; i Consisting in part of Tables, St.nuls Pro Ihireaus, Split-hiittcmeil, Cane-seat nu I Chairs, Lounges und everything in Lis liue of business. Made and trimmod thenpenr than ot anv otlier shopin Plymouth, JONATHAN WKIfillT, Opposite 31 it- hell's FonrJrv. riyraouth, Oct lfcG3 TOR THE - LARGEST ASSORTMENT Or SHCOCL DC OK 3 IN TOWN-GO TO LEMON'S DRL'G STOKE.

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S()3IETI1LG NEW AB BECKER 8c CO Inform the citizenäof Marshall and adjoining Counties, That they bav received A rw and Pre h Stock CF F A. 2vJ ILY GROCERIES, Which they tteni to sell 1 rtr cr any olhr Bio in Northern Indiana, Their Stock corulsla COFFEE, MOLASSES, TOBACCO, E El FES, jQuccüswitrc, of every DecrSpltoi, Wooclenwarc, Of all kinds, r.c!i is is kept in a lt COUMTUY Pit OD ü They will take almost all VinJi at Csuntrj? Troduee In Escliaiise for Croc3r3. REMEIvISER TH3 PLAS. rrOaQ dvor abyve F. X M. Eeckrr'a 6ßJ Clothing Ji'.or, DEl'iit ä CO. Noveu.WllS6l !3tf xa-SJr A T T fi NT T 10 X !. Jtf rAH?ETY STORE!! 1. tt.vir.r- vjr"!..4f.i Ji i.C. Crerafs hi-s.Siocii of Pry (J'is, V.rocerie, LccU arvl .lcs, QiieonV are, &:., ia e-J!y it-et ivii-' l..r-e additions to his a'.reuvly soinewiiat extc!ii ve ü. k. And lie is how rej..irri! t ) accoininodatc llie labile with great Ur-iuaia ORT ÖOIlS, boüts & snots, CLOTlSlHiOi QUEEXSW.1RE, JFAVGLRY. ACTIONS All nfuhirh he will fcC-il at & eoall adra:f J A0TetOst for I Ready Pay, V.,he- will .1. wHl tO took .It It!! Stock l'C forelH.v.nasl.e KXOWSit wilt be for their j at- ... .... M o nntinn life intmtso o do. uc oit J" iMsioek of ladiea Uieisoon n i...e, le I.ai ii. . Black Siik3, Bonnet äilks. lil u k n . ijiKloiia r?lrtlir; SatiiH. ve3tir.g3, uuiiiicu Muslins h.i wis, ete., v huh for.j.nilrty ana pncc xviil eon.n.ue favorably with thU o any ot.ier es. t:tblii.nu nt in l'l p.ioufh. Will lake ;t exthan-e lor Coods üuoü WutU-r, e-gs, bce.wax, raSs, Uax etc. Hememher the place: one door south o, Terships' Stro. mmediately M'l'1'; roslOiliee. A.h. Kl.t. l.IM 1. T.1 Annl )lll lhfJ. Ulltl Wolesale and Retail CUIOCERY IIOUSK Dealers in all kiuds of FAMILY GROCERIES AND IE3 jc ovisions TOBACCO, C1GAUS, WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. Insolicitin?:tlie pnhlicatronape we wonllsj .hat our stock of CJoodsii complete, and will compare (a vorablv with'any other establiehment in the West. Especial iuJucenJent ra offered to country Dealers. All kinds of country Producetakeu atthahtefc. at market price in oxchanpforj;ood. vmssb rrf x- r v NUSSBAUM & DAVIDSON. til 3. 12tf

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Tllia GllEAT COMMOTION A T S. & M. BECKERS, la caused by tho arriral of their UNI? IVA LED STOCK OF nm Am SÜJIMER HEADY - MADE CLOTHXX G THE GREAT RUSH 13 AT iL & M. BECKER'S Ko. 1, Covbin liIoflf, Corner of Jiiclainn and Iaortc Street. S. & M. BECKER' Wou'lI raoit re'octfu'.! iufortn their ni:merou custoinvrs, iin Jail other ci'.izciiff af .Mrslvall aid urroui:.!iiiLj cxu:n:te, ihni tiiey hnre JVST RECEIVED, Direct from tbe lantern Cities, tLo Largest jA mof. p!tudii Stock cf jama W0JJO1PS ! KEADY-MADE CIiOTHI 2NT Gr HATS ND CAiS, JS'OTIOXS, ctC. JcC. EVER BftOUGHl 70 PLTMCUTil I Leir C ioii ire caieful f-!etei! -,d U,att I'ur Caib, tiiev cäü. tliutTw . as Low as the Lewe Au-JWILL DO 10 all tl.c-t'-se. If vot Cm.1 Ltlierc it, caii zua li tcurUii. C LICOES. are LdO r.ec A I'rh.ts, all f ;U Quality aj Lt'.sti 5tIei. CilALILS ANU DK LA IN ES. et I Mo.-iiJwa:tit igLiiss, all lue nry !iOJg, urc ai.ü ci G I N G 11 A M S . The? Lito ') r?c-tt -f French nJ Vounit GiuzKiii-i, at VtT Lwn Tiit. LAWNS, SILKS, &,C Thcj baYO lOOlcce cf Lawcj.frow 10 ; Hue Black Silks an-i 'I i avtl;u Co Js fir LaÜ WHITE GOODS, They hire apeniivl aorlrnt-'nt of White' (3oJi fui h Üril'.i.tntcs, Ja'-konti, au'l Iki'Ü j Ja uf bleached and u jt kuiLed Muslin. D HZ s T At S, Ss Tiiev bar 2 Ea!?s of D.uitua a::4 Lickir GLOVES, HOSIERY NOTIONS' , j Their ttock of OIov s, !Ioiery nod Notlaa U lar"c ai.d laiiiuUkL!c. Quick Sales, Small Profits. All the above articles they will sell at the Low est Kate, as their motto always ha Lee and always will be. " Q-iuk i?a!ca aad o Hj o t ec i or a TheirStock of Clothln- roi.sitt of Coat, TanU Vests, and other tlents'atid IVms' Wear, of all Qualities, suitable tor ncuorpoor. MERCHANT TAILORING With the ahore they hate connected the M chintTuiKninpj lt.isir,-s m.d have ji it receive,' Ui-o stoek ot Cloths, CasMmorr. Ves'inpi, 4c Ihcvarc prcpued to make i.pClothinr to order on jdiort notice, and warrant n good ttor co aale as they hae in their employ Sir. T. KENNER, Who is a good workman, and kcowa bor to p a good suit. COUNTRY FIIOBFE