Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 10, Number 35, Plymouth, Marshall County, 4 May 1865 — Page 4

VOLUME 10.

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. X UMBER 35 NEW TOCI. Vertical. germs' (Sohmr. 9

LAUER AND BHO. Flave jut received a SMjEiV S$I2 Asscrfuacist of READY-MADE

DR. ROBACK'S STOMACH THE GREAT COMMOTION

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Gaitei: Uoots. A Utile glove stirs up our heart, As tide3 htv up the ocean, And snorc while muslin, when it flits, Waked mary a curiou3 notion: All sorts of ladies' fixins thrill Man's feelings. a3 they'd orter. But little female suiter boots Are death, and nothing shorter. 2eic Albany Ledytr. But then suppose ft? gaiter boot, That causes this emotion, Was on a "culled" lady's foot. Would it not change par notion 7 Salem Adcaeatt. Of course it would, forunliVe yg'j, We're not a '-'culled lady's" feller : We get the "emotion" from the s7oc: You get it from th) "lady's" color. Ledger.

Raising Calves. Suppose the calf takes one half the milk of a pood cow for ninety davs. what will he cus-t nt that age, with butter at vO cents a pound t Only the moderate li tie sum of about 8-2 50. leather a costly calf, Mr. Shattuck of Xcrvrich, X. Y., thinks ; and lest farmers be deterred from raising calves altogether, he gives the following process, in" the Country Gentleman, as one by which ' th-?y may be raised much cheaper : In the first place lot tc calf remain with the cow for two or three (lavs: then put him away by himself. The calf is usuilly tied with a rope, or pi:t in stanchions, at feeding time, and in learnirg it to drink by putting the hand oa the nose and pressing the fore fintrcr on the end near hi moutli, he will reach out Ins tongue, get a tac of the milk, and learn very readily to drink from the pail. 1 t jixetimes feed new milk for a day or two, then lot the milk stand twelve hour?, take eff the cream, warm the milk, and fe;d to the calf for a vrcek or so; then let it stand twenty-four hours,, being cartful not to feed too much so as to loosen the bowe!; and after t lie c-df pets to be four to six weeks old, it will eat almost any thiol' von irive him. 1 prefer to keep them up in the stable or small yard, until thej- arc two cr three mouths old, and give them what hay they will eat, as this treatment keeps the bowels more regular than to let them run to gras. I Had snnll quantity cf oil cake meal a very good addition, for a mouth or two at first. A little dry clay, 1 think, very good for them to lap occasionally where they are kept conuced. I have seen m.my calves raised in this wav, and have raed a crcat manv pood t ues myself. 1 du not pre tend that a calf raised on pkimued miik will look as fine as those raised on new milk, Lut I claim that you c-n raise very good one and far more cconotuiealiv. and esreciallv in the dairv districts where we have a large quantity of miik to feed. One very essential joint, in raising calves ia this way. is to feed each calf by itself. I have alwajs notbed where a lot of calves were fed together in a lomr trough, there would le iome very poor ones, and that U owing to some drinking faster than other;. T!ie Uult Jiinan and Ui& Rcb. 'he d.y that W:tde Hampton olir.ried Kilpatrtck's camp, I wa at tieri, Carlin's li?idquarters, whoa a rebel soldier ear-1 rvlr; a carbine, and a Teutonic member of j the J'ih Michigan cavalry, came up. reaching the enmp the JJutchunn saluted and iaid. '('aptaii:1?. derc Ish vun prisoner.'' 4,Vhero did you get him"'" inquire 1 the Adjutant o::erah 'A cli, ycr see, I wa in dor 'glu'.iing rf dor fiht. and got cut oil; and mitout der gun or hoio. hid iu hr swamp. J'imela. I .-.ce- dor Shonuv cominir up. so Ol J shu-;t slmiiipt behind tor iree.to grab him. Ier tarn !o! iidn't coiiie e'ose ter niiir. and I hteps out mit 'surrender.' 1 shook hands mit him, and we made une compart t htnke fr ter cimp; and, if it t-o pe ve make i!-del lines, I ras tobe Iiis priner. and if der were ter Union linc3. he is. t) be luine jrison?r." Workiüg and Tlihikin. It is no lecs -1 fital error to despise labor vlion roLrulatcd ly intellect, than to value it fr in own s tku. We arc ahvas. in tliC'C davs trvinir to separate the two; we want on-3 man to ha always thinking;, and Miother to l c always wrkinu :ml v;e call one n g-cntleniaa and tho oilier an of.era tivc; whereas forkvin onjht fjhn to he tithi-cniy. itn'1 tu" i fn'nf.er cfl'-n tob icorh i-t''; on l tsoth ?hon1l be yiithni" in the host scn?c. As it is. wc make both ungentle, tho one envying;, tho other dcs Ti.cin his brother; and die mass of society made up ofmorbid thinkers and miser hble workers. Now it only by 1-ibor that thought can be made liealthv, and only by thought tint labor can bo happy, rnd the prufes.-dons shonM be liberal, and there should be less pride, felt in peculiar ity of employment, and more in excellence i.if achtcvuicnt. Uv.vuix. Trlüc. Nothing; is a trifle which i.s displeasing to our friend. If everybody thought ,o, and acted upon the thought, there would not .so often aric that dull, bad weather, those cloudy feelings, those little bitter i.-agrccab!c, by which married people, brothers and M'ier.; parents and children, by degrees, embitter one another' lives, and which create altogether that jrray, heavy, oppressive ehmd, OUcowjnrt. ly the tide of the above notlo, we .-hould inscr-be on tlic tablet:: of 'lome : Nothing is insignificant which gives, pleasures to our friend. JJecause from this arises that bright, summer mihi atmosphere in the house which is called comfort. Musical. Prof. J. I. Webster, the popular v estern composer, is now engaged upon a new piece of music in commemoration of the death of President Lincoln. lie intends that it shall be the great cf fort of b;s life. The words are by S. Fillmore Uennctt. The wheat crop in this section still continued to promise an abundant ie!d, ar.J unlesKicixething jet befalls it, our farmers aj they will harvest an unusualv l.rtre crr,p- ( ' rydw l'nrrtot.

JUST EECEIVD A T THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT, ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF

Ever X3r-on;lit to Plymouth! THE PUBLIC will find at my store, east side of Michigan street, everv descriotlou and Ladies', Gentlemen's, Bov3; Misses, and Children's Wear, together with a large stock of

THE BETTER BOOT or SHOE can he bought for LESS MONEY at the above ertablMhrnexi! than anj Dry Goods store, or any other house iu Plymouth. ALL WORK WARRANTED!!

The Stock now on hands is very Large, a rift will he sold at a very slight adv::n e on Cos. The Highest Market Price in Cash Paid for HidesJanuary 2G,l&63-u27tf. G- S- CLEAVELAND.

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J . M. DALE & CO, SÖRTH aOO.TI HEWETT & WOODWARD BLO HAVE NOW IN SIOKE OVER 40,000 Dollars worth of DrrGoods,

CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Gents' Furs. FRERXR ARDCiERAX GC03S, Ladies Dress Goods, Qaecnswarc, Glassware, Etc., ALL OF WHICH WKRH BOUGHT AT

A11 e Suld at a Very Small AvauQ above Cost. Vv'e invite all to caii and cxnniir:c cur Gcou3 before j.urtLai-irp e'tcwherc and satisfy themselves of the GKHAT IJAHG AIN.S wc r.ro row abla to oiler. Kc member the place, North Room, Hewett & Woodward's Üriek Iücck. J. 31. Di LE &Ce. jiymculh. Indiana, DeeemLcr 1, 1801.

a. 3 lain" & cc, DRUG STORE, PLYMOUTh, IND. STTAVlNGjustrccoiTCd at resh supjiTyofevery i 3 articleinourlineof trade. onsisiing mainly ot Ihngs, .Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyv Stulls, VarnUli, Crushes, rerfuriery, Yankee Lotion,! (Jhiss, Stationery, l ure Medien esand Lnjuors lor Medicinal purposes only, to which we respectfully invitethe.ittention ofthiseonimunity. We have alOjonhaud attociioi 3Et O O 3?L IES , Tea.Coffee, Sugar, Tobacco, Cigars, etc. Tobe diO'cdof at verv reasonable figure?. 1 - A Witmna lew d.iv past, we have reeeirel iron Pittsburgh audNew Yorkalargc amount of llerosone and Coal Oil AND LAMPS. orburninthc3inr.c,of ve ysize andstylc with or without shades. Y e aie also agents forall the popular Patent Medicines! ofthc day. Physicians prescriptions carefullv puttip atallhours ofthc night, by an xpcricuccü diuirtrit'tp. We earnestly'inTitcthe public to favorns with icall, examine our stock, and become eonrinced ofthefactthatwc are doing a liberal business. G.BLAIN&Co. Plymouth. InJ.,Oct.22,16C3 NEW BOOK STORE. O. H, P. BAILEY. DKALKR IS BOOKS AND STATIONERY. At the Fest Olhce, PLYMOUTH, INDIANA Keepä constantly on hand alargejtock cf School Kooks, Misrvllsiiicous Hooks, ISIsinU Hooks, Photograph Albums, I'oriioiioM, Sffcl IVpis. Mirct "Ylu?ic, All Kinds of Papers Folio Post, Flat Cap, Foolscap, Krcord Cap, Coinuierci.il Note, Parchment Note, Leiter, Hath atd JSillet. Envelopes of All Sized and Qualities. Ri;i, I1LACK mid III. I II IXKS Uicortn and Copvixc Ixks, And ft general variety of Notions connected with the Trade. N. 1'. Xcw.apapcrs, Literary Papers, and Magazines rcccivel lnil j. New Publications Forwarded by Fecial agents, can be found in Iii stor vlO nlC tf Oi:VTY OKlKRS. TliOBC holding county orders are notified to rreFentthe same lor payment, as no interest u ill be aOWO(J acr this d Uc. D. O.QUiVLY, nV3 . Trcisurer Mrfbll Cocnty.

? f IS: ! L I I ITo. 192 Lako Street, cor. Wells, Hau, ii.i. HON. . P. FERRYrPVesident, J. DYMRENFURTH, Princicil. TATHONS AND KEFERPES: Kcjorn k ARMOUR. "LIST k TIIOMP0. i RANKO'Tn.M, k CO. C. liriiim, tsQ. L. BRtNIANO, iiox. r. a. norrii!T. I. I. tinkiia.-:, Casli. CIO srr.EL. büLON MC'tLP.PT. E. B. MC'CAUQ, ti4. The Collegiate course unbrace Theoretical and Practical Instructicr.3 combined in the sevfral Iranch'.s rf tOMMKKCi: AND TRADE, i that the Stwtmt vprtn pm'tig into business, vill at one Jind himself familiar with all ilt parts and dutits. Tho Theoretical Course consists of instructions ia l'eiimmisliiis C'ommorrial rorrespond t'uee una a leu In! ions, Itiisiuess MauaKt'inrnf , siikI C'ouiinerciul lv. f r mlikL a ierniiujent l'rolcaioraliip has lee nt&bThe Practical Courso cenai.st of inntrtirticos .a Tract ic?il Ituslncs, ,ir vlhirh piirjiose lhmitmt is actually transacted in (hi cUisest imitation of reality. ISitNinn. hours from 9 A. M. to 12 M.t nnl from 2 to 4 1. .M., au. rnini (Vt. iNt U -May 1st, from 7 tolO I'. M., vlivn particular attention will bu pniJ to tlw, who are un.ilo to attend in ti iy time. Mil. lent may cuter at any time, as they aro bepcrato1 instructed. I.1FK SCIIOLARSIIIl'S, ("ejititllns tho owner to attcii'l in e and i:i,tructiuut, Mheuvver and aa long &jt tloEN'ILISII, FItENCn ANU GERMAN languages, $15. Attar liod to the -Illinois School of T. ode" is u Preparatory Class for Boys, ffordins instruction in tlie mrtin branches of an Er.p; lish cdoi atioii, Dr.minr. and l.nclih. Kreneh ami ifiinun, A Life Hhotiirthip lor this Clas entitling t It v owner I ) atteivJancu ani iostruaiuu iu tho ihmlucrcial IV lutinent, $75. Tcntis In advance. I jr Circulars, ScLfilarsliip, ip ri''j J. Dylirenlurtli, Vincr. Information Free! TO NKIiVOUS SU FIT. ItCU. S, A r.KNTFLM AN, cured of Nervous Dtbility, Incompetency, Prcnnt uro Decay, anl Youtljjtil Kiror, actuated by a desire to benefit other, will he happy to futni.-h nil who need it (free of charge) tho recipe mnl directions for m iking the simple remedy used in hH case. Sullerers wishing to profit by the advertiser's bad experience, and Hisse.ss ix uro nnd valuable remedy, ran do fo by addreo.sin him t once at his place of buincs. Tlie recipe and full information of vital importance will be chef tfullv pent by return mril, Addrrs? JOHN H.OODKX. No. TO Nassau Street, New York. P. S, Nervous .Sufferers of both Boxes w ill find this information invaluable. nl!) 3m The Bridal Chaniocr. an Kssayof Warning and Instruction to Young Men published by the Howard Association, and nent free of charge in sealed envelopes. Address Dr- J.SKILL1N HOUGHTON, Ilo-rard Aviation, Philadeh jhi-.r. TH'i??-iy

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r AND A Variety of potions. Their Stock of Boots and Shoes i$ particularly deserving public attention, as regards quantity quality and price Their Clothing embraces all qualities, and tchy will not be underold by any house in the place. " 13" Call and examine Goods and Prices cr yourself. Store IM door South of Pershing PrngSiore n mouth, Nov. 12, lMimSTRANGE BUT TRUE Removal and New Arrangement r..viifso Jc Co., Beg leave tc inform their Old Customers, aid the Citizens ol .Marshall and adjoining Counties generally, that they have removed their Stock of Uoods'to tlu South Uoom iu Ilewett and WoodareV NE W15IUCK lUILDIKG-. West Side of Michigan Street. And have opened the largest and most complete Stock of DRY GOODS & - CLOTHING, Erer opened in thin market. Their elegant and commodious Store Rooia i; nlleifull with their huc Stock comprii-ig Calicoes Of ererv varietv, all of coo l quality aad chcarierthanthey Ciu he purchased tlsev.hcrc in town. Dom es! it's bleached and unbleached ai:r cu-1-ity that may he called tor or ticaired. A hotter varioiy ar.d at bctterjiriccrthin cr.n be procured clsewucro. LADiES DRESS GOOD3 As fine a? can be pnrenu-ed at any Storf in the Diiiou, consisting in p.rt of a ii'rge'asaortsicr.t of GINGHAMS. C1IAIJE3. LAW'NS, SILKS, GLOYi:S,JLc, HOOP SKIRTS A Splendid assortment at from 0 cent? up. Clothing cf Home Mnuiifactiire. Work durable iid Warranted. Const'intly on hand. Haunjc devoted especial attention to this department ve are confidci:tof our ability to pleaiC ill who ca I cn us, CLOTHS. CASSIMEUES, CASS1NETS, TWEI.DS, MAllSAILES SILK.VELVEr i JSATJX. HATS & QAPSFOR Mill BOYS. The most extensive stock ever hioueht into tlx market. TAUjORIM BEPARTaEST. llavla engaged the ca ict't cf The Yi'E'y Kfsi WovEässics. hi IxsiorJiacrEa Icscliaisa; The v can make a oolfit on shtrt notiet? . Wc oiler m'cat advantipes in tlii' lej.artr;:cnt, ofour cst:iMi!iinent, we ire coididt 'it we lave Men that cannot be excclcd lorDL'Ii IilLlTV, Ycteliiesa tul Dispatch it: DAVIDSOS CO. A. Davipsov. IL Iavidson, L. Laui:k Sept n33tf. JVto Draft at all. IT will ho no draft won yr.:r pocket if you want a new pair of HOOTS OJt SI-IOES, If yon go totheNevr ?torc of Topurchasa thea. He sells a GOOD ARTICLE! SO CHEAP. The subscriber has a lr.ee and pood stock and will sell at barely living piIUs. llavii. i:eiicr workmen always employe-, he can fur.iith cu.-tom work, and do repairing to uit all. Desinin to reni.ii:i it business here, he will makeittotlio interest 0 the public to patronize him. c:i;oi:ce men. Plymouth, ludianaSelcmber 10, 'C3 ntf "Wnjoiiiuililnj;. CHASLANGR fit BRO'S, JVlanufacturcrsofwngoucarringes etc. Black siuitLlng, painting und ;raihiugdonc to order All kinds of Job WoiMoneat thii Office m' ortHiotice with ueatnof and dippateh

ARE NOT TO BE EXCELLED A3 A X03IACIIIC 1XO ilSESSa BecriLlaio-r -L-3 mj DIGESTIVE ORGANS. cvy X.o,'1'' VvvOt tvs IX vceauvV tr?cw a ocu Yw C "SSvxvovvs ÄAoVVCS Vts, 5voy tv Vow, Viccw 5.ovatr 2 vWcys, Avc, IjiZiozis JPeue-r, Fever and jigioe, Lzue-r C'c??zplcLZ7ztt (Dyspepsia, IizcLio;e3tio7Z, JazLiidico, Kidney Complaints, yyov-cvvCv yoov.? t CYi, VVi vit& cw A,V ' v . , o"vixc v rt UV VjO30V. vttv "öuvvvNxtu. "övsI7ic3 fitters cire rut up in quart bcitlcs,c'f the ulcve ia a facsim ile. tfU Übel U f.nely enrrraved,and is previze! iciih a, cafe-guard from counterfeiters. (Prize pi Jr bottle, or cizfer 5. C. VS. Jrobazlc, (Freprietcr, JTo. 6 East Fourth St., Cincinnati, to icTiowi all orders should La addressed. p FOR SALE BY lorsalein Marshall count v by Illain i Co.,T, A. Lrniou, Pershing & Co., Plymouth; Robert Cornwcdl Co., Honrhou; N B. k P.S. A lh nan, Tippecanoe John CN,I!.urboii;JonadMUler,nr:men, Jas.M. Wkkicr, Arms; Peter Smith Unontown; and Druggists- and Merchants generally hiou-hout the L'nioa Cabinet Ware-Booms. -r "SVT4IGTrIT"S FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT Removed to the First Koon South of Rice's StoreWhere may be found a large assortment of Furniture of all kinds, consisting of Ilureaus, Tables, Sofas, Uedteads, Pailorand Kitchen Chairs, c. i.e. He will eil every article in his line as cheap .13 they can be bought at any other house outside of f-nicigo. He U constantly mauufactuiiug from the best material, all kinds of Furniture nee-lcd for house or oiiiee use, and is prepared to till onlcio ith despatch, He is also prepared to fui nii h HEADY HAW COFFINS of anp size or style wantcd.at reasonable rates Those whode.-ire the use, on funeral occasions, of a Sen tiittl Well ETulshrcl IIoarNo Can bo accommodated Don't forget the place. Two doors south cf the I'dwardn house. 11 vraouth, Indiana. JUST K1X1;IV1:D-A large lot of photograph frames, (gilt aud rctowood) thirbest to be found ni Plymouth . JONATHAN WHIGIIT. r!0nlS tt

S. Sc M. BECKERS, h caused by the arrival of their UNRIVALED STOCK

OF AND EE AD Y -MADE aiNG T II Z G Ii E A T K U S II IS AT r Corner of Iichiin and LaIorSe Streets. S. Sl SI. 'RFC Would most respectfully inform their numerous customers, andall other citizens of .Marshall and unounuing counties, that they have Direct from the Eastern Cities, the Larrest ani most Splendid Stock of rgesi ani HEADY-MADE HATS AND CAPS, SOTIONS, .&C. &C ZYZR EROUGill TO PLYfOUTil 1 Their Good were carefully selected 4 bought! ! Aör tej can. thcrelo e, i Sell as XiOvv as the Lowest ! " V , u u tnPt'e. If vou dan j cci.erc it, call and be convinced. CALICOES. j They have 500 pieces of Pi int, all f the Eex CliALIES AND DELAINES. They have 33 pieces of Pacific Chalien ando Lames, all ilia vey hand?oniet urea and colors. G I IV G If Ä M S . Thej hava 40 pieces of French d Domesti Giaghanis, at Very Low Prices. AWNS, SILKS, &C They have 100 piece of Lawns, from 10 cU-up also RneElack Silks and Traveling Goeda for Ladies WH I T H G- O O D S i ; Hitfj have aspendid assortment of BucI' as "rilhantess Jarkonots, an. of bleached and uohlcathcd 2 of White Good and 50(H) vua Muslins o t: r j. js.l s, & They hav 2 Bales of Der.iiag and I'ickory (i OVESjHOSIERY & NOTIONS Tccirtock of Glover. Hosiery stndNotions lari'cand fashionable. Quik Sales, Small Profits All the above articles they will sell at the Low est Kates, as their motto always has becu and alnayu will be, Qniek Saltt and i?mall ToLtJ Their Stock of Clothing coLsitt? of Coats, Pan Vests, a:;d other Gents' and Hoys' Wear, of all Qualities, suitable for rich or pwor. MERCHANT TAILORING With the above they have connected the Mc chantTailoring Dusiness and have just received large tock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesfingf, &e They are repared to make up Clothing to ordt on short notice, nnd win rant a good tit or no ea astlicy have in theii employ sir. ir. .t. i5ioirvi:ii4 Who is a fjood workman, and know show to up a Ood suit. CO V.TTR V PK O D UCE O" All kinds of CouLtr Tu evi Irl 1 1 iP change tor Goods, ar-rl?

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H.B. DICKSON. HENRY WOGDBUftY THE IHOjN" AGE Has come again: at least the O 2T h. .t II. B DICKSON & CO'S Hardirwt AMERICAN COOKING STOVE STOVE &

Of every kin'; Elevated Ovs, Square. Tarier fchect Iron, Box, fancy cr plain', with com?U. to mttch. SHELF GOODS of everv deaciiptiow House J-lr.mm.ngs DOOK and WINDOW Lor. mg; Ghrf ar.d bash; Carpenter' tooli By the Keg or Pound; Mill eaw, Lo- and Dor (Jhams; the best Axes iu the West. Tin, Brass, and Hollow Ware Of all kinds; SIIOVELÖ, and all manner of Agricultural uteneils, Includisc I ciks thitload and unload hay by hone pow a fpltnd.d assortment of CUT ERY. FISH HO OKS c- L1XES, ROPE, WIRE, BELTIXQ AND CO Vi BELLS, 1R0X AXD ' STEEL LY BARS, ROLLS, SHEETS JXD BUSCHES &e. In fact every tiling tritt any on rer ttio ( buying in a Hard wate Store, and a thousand ThiuM NEW STOCßL constantly arriving, which they propos lllaj -ä. 3D 3? Than the sane ran bo bought at anv otber place this side of Pittsburgh. All kin!r? of tin,. sheet iron, copper and brita I ware made and repaired on rca-ouable terrsi ud btiort nonce. CalLirn: j and see us at the Old Corner. 52 R.mt'2iso:v;& CO Atiil'Jl ltd v3u38-Ua. GOOD XFAVS JIT JLIST9 Ilichmoal is bout (o Fall ! AND 11 THE REBEL CAB IX ET IS CARTER ED PEACE AVil Be DECLARED IMMEDIATELV! In th meantime tlie people ar ruaniax t T. A. SIMONS' New Family Grocery AN PROVISION STORE. Ter buy articles in ith which to cnterUin their tl dier hie nds when they return. He has recently removed tothe corner of Gac and Michigan streets, in the room lately ctecupi4 by Jo Potteras a Saddle and Harness shop, opposite Couglc's .ld Corner, where Le La now hand A LAUGE STOCK OF Groceries and Proisions. and is constantly receiving NEW Sl'PPLIES, which he pledges hinis:-lf to SIILL ASCH KAP as any other house in Plymouth, for Ileadv Pay. lie will also take All Kinds of Connlrv Produce ia exchange for Goods, or Tay Cash at the IJ bett rmket prices for almost every thing th fkraar has to sell. His stock consists, in part, of Codec, Suar, !Mol;ises, Svrup, IJico? Tobacco. Pojipcr, Jlspiee, L'isli, Iktcoh, Crockery, Stont His stock consists, in part, of Code, I! 1: ami AVooden V:m Provisions, etc., etc., etc. Call and sec before purchasing elsewhr. T, A.SiNO.Vf. June 2d, 1SC1 v9 i44tf. Ii. NUSSIIAI'M. H. MATH S. IVl .SSKAl'.TI Jfc CO Wolesale and Retail GROCERY HOUSE Dealers in all kinds of FAMILY GROCERIES AND Provisions TOBACCO, CIGARS, WOODEN AND WILLOW WAKE. Insolicitingthe publicpatrenagc w would bj that our6tockof CJoodsi coui.lete.and will ccsn parcfavorablywith;ati)otheictttbli5hi.iutintt West. Especial inducement1 are oDcrcd to ciqT Dealers. All kinds ofcouutry Pioducctaken atthehl cat market price iucachaegforgooda. M'fcbBAL'M L CO

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