Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 10, Number 38, Plymouth, Marshall County, 25 May 1865 — Page 4

NUMBER 38

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. VOLUME 10.

Two Ii ad Habits. There are two wenkuesses in our hab-

its which arc very common, and which are very prejudicial to our welfare. The first is giviutr away to the case or indulgence of the moment, instead of doing at once what ought to be done. This practice almost diminishes the beneficial effects of our actions, and often lead us to abstain from action altogether: as, form.uu.e.ir.t.huo.'.r ,iVr 13 il gll'ilLLI VI 5UI1SI110C, Ol Hllliu n c ivu we ought to take advantage, but we have not the resolution to leave at'the moment a coinfurtablc seat or an attractive occupation, we miss the most favorable opportunity, and, perhaps, at last, justify our belvc'9 for remaiuing in doors on the ground that the time for exercise is past. One evil attendant upon the habit of" procrastination is, that it produces a certain dissatisfaction of the mind which impedes and deranges the animal functions, and tends to prevent the attainment of a hiuh Btate of health. A preception of what is right, followed by a promptness of execution, would render the way ol life perlectly smooth. Children should be told to do nothing but what is reasonable, but they should be taught to do what they arc told at once. The habit will stand them instead of all their lives. The second weakness is, when we have made a good resolution, and have partially failed in executing it, we are very apt to nbandon it ab together. For instance if a person who has been accustomed to rie at ten rcbolves to rise at six. and after a few suc cessful attempts happens to sleep till sev- . .1 .1.1 '11 en, there is great uanger mat nc win relapse into his former habit, or probably even go beyoad it, and lie till noor. It is the sanio with resolutions of economy or temperance, or anything el-e; if we cannot do all we intended, or make ons slip, we are apt to give up entirely. Xow, what we should aim at is, always do the best we can under existing circumstances; and then our progress, with the exception of slight interruptions, would be continual. What it Takes to Make a good Xfavspaith. We receive at this office thirteen daily newspapers, and from sixty to eighty Me-'klie?. all of which we make it a point to rend. From this mass of Labyrinth of matter, we carefully select such articles, items, gems, and tit-bits as comprise the miscellany of our columns. Each editor acts upon this principle, hence each individual paper h an epitome of the whole; and in proportion to the extent of the editor's judgment contains the quintessence of the whole. It requires more talent to make jrood selections than it does to write good leaders; hence we imagine that the pipul liity of n paper depends to a great extent on its selections. That editor is a fool who imagines he can write better on all subjects thar any of his cotcniporaries. We all have our specialities some peculiar gift in rvbieh we may excel many others. It ii the art of comhining these iritts, and culling their choicest gems. that make the readable, eagerly sought; i'jr, splendid journ;i. Snob i our idea of what a good p:; per should be; but bless us how faw of m -till the bil!.:" C'fru'u Mtrcury. I'o Keep Kjj;; M. Burnouf recommends v Lr Bilier, a French journal of agriculturel, the following method of preserving eggs: Dissolve in two thirds of warm olive oil oue third of beeswax, and cover each egg compictelj' with a thin layer of this pomade with the end of the finger. The eggshell by degrees absorbs the oil, and each of its pores becomes filled with the wax, which hermctieallv seals them. 31. Hurnouf affirms that he has eaten ggs kept two years in ibis manner, in a place not exposed to too great extremes of temperature. Ih thinks also that germs may in this manr.cr be preserved for a lon time. Rcvcrdy und ien. A'c Lave a pretty ftll report of the remarks nf the Hon. Uovcrdy Johnson before the military commission enaeJ in trying the alleged accomplices of Booth, the as-us"n. and we cjii ieo nothing in vhat ho snid justifying the ohservation of fcnerai Hunter about '"the humbug chivalrj' of the south." Mr. Johnson is not identifiol with that chivalry, and Gen Hunter's utterance was uncalled for, undignified, and want nly insolent. If there ia any man iu the Tnited States, who assumes to be a military man, who is a greater humbug than Hunter, he has not been heard of; and Reverdy Johnson is a lawyer who could : fiord to tell that court that he was" competent to form a profesfcionai opinion Gi'jcinnati ('oinmercial. 1 naiitfci'ous E'ractlcr. It is jrencrally believed that Coal Oil will not explode and such is perhaps the tact, but the jras that result from heating the oil is explosive and many accidents hare resulted from explosions of this gas. Vhen the oil in a lamp has nearly all leen burned up, leavinsr tho howl of the lamp !n;ost empty, the heat volatilizes the gas of the oil, and the dangerous practice consists on blowing into the top of the chiraaey to put out tho li.ht. The flame is driven by the breath down into the gas and an explosion results. Turn down the wi-rk and let it go out itsclt. A nobleman once, asked a clergyman, who was dining at tho bottom of the'tab'e, why the goose was always placed next to the parson 'i 'Really,' said he, 'I eau give no reason for it, but your question is so odd that I frhall never roe a goose again without thinking of your lordship.' A gentleman whese wife inflicts upon him, every Fcason, two or three immense evening parties, was standing, on one of thoe occasions, in a very forlorn condition, leaning against the chimney piece, when a gentleman, coming tip to .him, s?aid: Sir, as neither of us are acquainted here, I think we had better go homo An exchai ge paper says, that the t'rls in some party of Pennsylvania are ?o hard up for husband., tlut thej sometime take ur with printer? and lawyer!1.

JUST RECEIVED

A T -.-. THE SIGN OF THE ONE OF THE LARGEST AND

Kvor Ui-o it j-lit: to PJymoutli ! THtl PUBLIC will find nt hit store, cut side of Michigan street, every description and Ladies', Gentlemen's, Boys'; Misses, and Childrcu'a Wear, together with a large stock of

THE BETTER BOOT or SHOE can be bought

than any Dry Goods store, or any other house in riymouth. ALL WORK WARRANTED!!

The Stock now on hand is very Lar, ami will be ohl at a very sSilit advnm e on Cost. The Highest Market Price in Cash Pid for Hides-

Jinu.irv 20, liG5 n27tf. $40,0001

M. DALE & C O .

SORTIS Et O 015 HEWETT HAVE NOW IN

.10,000 Dollars worth of DrjGoods, " CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Gents' Furs

La'dics Dress Goods. Qurenswure, Glnsswnre,

ale or which And will be Sold at ft Yen XTf Wc iuvite all to call and examine

and satisfy thimsclvci of the (illE AT BARGAINS we aro now able to offer. Rc member the place, North Room, Ilevrctt k Woodward's Brick Block. J.M.DALE JfcCo. IMymouth. Indiana, December 1, 181.

G. BLAIN &Co-, DRUG STORE, PLYMOUTH, IND. rXAVINOjustrcceiTcd afresh supplyoferery 1.JL -.irticlfin our line of trade, onsistinf: mainly oi Druä, Medicines, Taints, OiI, Dye fctutls-, Varnish, Unnhe?, Perfumery, Yankee Notions,! (Ilfiss. Stationery, Pure Mcdicinesanu Liquors for Mrdicmal purp4j-icsonly,to which wc rcspccttuliy invitithe ittcntion oltliisconnnunity. We have also, on hand a stock of DE2 HFL I 33 , Tea,Cofree,Su;ar,Tohacco,Cisar3,ctc. Tobe disposed of at very reasonable figures. Within aicw day past, wc have received from Pittsburgh andKcw York alart amountof Kerosene and Coal Oil A N O LAMPS. orburninthcsime,of to ysize nndtylc with or without shades. Wc aie also agents forall the popular Patent Medicines! of the day. Physiciims prescription? cnrefullv putup at all hours ofthe night, by an xpcricnccu drui-ts. Wc earnestly'inTitethe pnblit tofavorus w ith acall. examine our stock. and become contiaced ! olthcfactthatwc arcdoing a liberal business. PIvmouth. Ind., Oct. 22.1 80.1 NEW ROOK STORE. O. II, P. BAILEY, IiEALKR IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY At the Tost Office, PLYMOUTH. INDIANA Keep constantly on band alargetock of School Rooks, .tliscclIaiM'oiisi Itoolis, BHhlcs, Ittanh BSooKs. Ilio2ornili Albums, (Portfolios, Mi'l IVsis. MlCl't :tfu!Hlc, 1X0 All Kinds of Papers Folio Post, Flat Cap, I ool.-c.np, liecord Cap. Commercial Note, Parchment Note, ' 1 1 - :. 1 Ii-, I . ut-iicr, iaiii anu uiuet. Envelopes ol All Sizco nnd Qualities. UCI, St LACK niMl HIJ i: I. MIS Rccord ax: Corvitc Inks, And a general variety of Notions connected with the Trade. N. n, Newppapers, Literary Papers, and Magazines rtceived daily. New Publications Forwarded by .ecial ngeut.", can be found in hh storti vlO nl G -t f Livorv. N. B. KL1NGER. PcoprietoC Ttuckeye Lirerr'oppositf F.dward Hoase, Ply month, Intf, 271y

, GOLDEN BOOT.

BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF fur LESS MONEY at the abovo csUbluhmcnt; Cr- S- CLEAVELAND$40, & WWWUtD JUL Ol K ferOUE OVEIt were ijouuiit at Small Advance above Cut. cur Gcc!s lefore j nrcLhiinjr c!. wlioro ! Insurance Company. Or I.IA.AZ'OLIS. ACCUMULATED A JITÄI Ö VEÄ S00 000. AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING. THIS F.N TEH PP. ISING COMPANY IS now doing an extensive and nourishing business within the Hmits of the State, nnd inasH much as it confines the business of the Company to the State, the patronage of our people colic itrd Policies nrc isüued for any period not exceeding kcvcii years, at rates as le.isonable a. theproirp" payment of losses will prrtmt, on all kmd.4 of !luiiiiss Ifoui3 Water Mill., Hotels Churches School Houses, Dwelling House?, Harns, and outhouses, together with the contents of each, both in town and couutry. I'm ticular Aflralion rlven to the iiiMirsiurc or I'anu l'ropcl). Indi.ini.in ! You have been payinjr and continue t nay to companies located in Illinois Connecticut, New York and ether State., hundreds of thousand, of dollar? per annum. This immense sum sent out of the State for iiiiUin:; -,; purpocg can be retained among our own citizens, for which purpose THE SINNISSIPPI Has been instituted. You have now an opportunity of insuring your property with a safe and reliable Company in" our own State. It should be the pride and pleasure of every citizen to encourage home enterpiise, and by comparing the ,dan ot this company with that of other, no person ca n fail to perceive the ad rantage of the Sinnissippi over any similar institution doing business in our .State. Onic(Mi;: KLIJAII OOODWIN. rrcBident, W M.P. LHDWICII.Vice President, JOHN It. IlKKIiY. Sccietarv, WM . V. LKDWJCIJ. Treasurer". l)ir'toi'K: Klder KMJAIf GOODWIN,' Indian rolil, Hon. WM N1RLACK, Vincr WM.H. MONGO.MCRY, I.ogot.e, J. K. IlKKRY, I-:5q . WM. P.LF.DW vlO nllynnath aa I vicinilr. .'.; I Ij'll tifor Jhmouutt Dr.AR Sit: Wiih your permission I wi.sh to giytothe renders of your paper that I will send 7- i01 ,n,Ai,'t0 ftl1 ho wish it (free) a recipe wilii lull directions for making nnd using a siniply egctablo lUlin that will effectually remove, in ten day, Pimple, Illotches, Tan, Freckles and all impurities of the Skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth and Deautifnl. I will also mail hce to those having Haid Heads, or Dare laces, aimple directions and information that will enable them to start a full growth of Luxuriant Hair, WhUkc-s, or i Moustache, in less than thirty days. Ail opplicationi answered by return mail without charge. Respectfully yours, THO?. r.CHAPMArJ.i'h.n,!.. n30m3J Ml, Broadway, Nfw York.

NEW STOCK.

LAUER AND SRO. Have just received aSFItEIVAssortment of READY-MADE BOOTS & SHOES, AND A Vaetv of potions. Their Stock of Bouts and Shoes is particularly j deserving public attention, as regards quantity ! quality and price Tiieir Clothing embraces all qualities, and tehy will not be underold bv any house in the place. 0 Call and examine Goods and Trices lor v ours elf. Store 2d door South of Pershing's Drugstore PI' mouth, Not 12, 161.3-fim-STRANGE BUT TRUE Removal aad New Arrangement X.W3:rJSOIS Jc Co., j inform their Old Customers, aid the Citizens of I Marshall and adjoining Counties generally, that ther have removed their Stock ci' Goods to the c.T.i. i : 1 1 n l u'a.i.,.,i. cuuwi iit'uiu iu lien civ aim 11 vumhiuj NE WBUICK BUILDING. West Eide of Mich'gan Street. And have opened the largest and mot compleit Stock of I DRY GOODS & ! CLOTHING, ! ' Erer opened in this market. ! Their elesa,,t an commodio'is Store Room is j fi!le 1 full with their huge Stock comprising j Calicoes j Of every Tariity.Rll of good quality ! and cluapcrthan they can be purchased tlse where ! ia town. ! Domestics IUeached and unbleached aiy qualitv that may bv called for or üe&irtd. IKMiims k Hickory A better variety andnt better priceithau can be procured vlsu where. i LADIES DRESS GOODS. Am fine as can be purchased at any Store in the Union, conitiii? in part of a large assortment ol GINGHAMS, j CIIALIKS, LAWNS. SI La ?. GLOVES, d.O., HOOP SKIRTS A Splendid assortment at from 50 cents up. Clothing of Home Manufacture. Work durable and Warranted. Constantlr on hand. Having devoted c9peci.1l attention to tin department we are confident of cur ability to please all who call on us, CLOTHS. CASS IM EKES. CASSINETS, TWEEDS, MA US A IL ES eiLK,VELVKT & SATIN. HATS & CAPS FOR MEN & BOYS. The most extensivestock ever brought inf. this maikct. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. llavin- engaged the pervicrs of The Vcrv Itri Workmen in Thty can make a good fit on short notice. We oiler great advantages in t hi, department, of our establishment, wc are confident we have Men thatcannot be excelled for DURABILITY, YeatiiCHs and Dispatch in DAVIDSON & CO. A. Davidson. II. Damdron, L. Lalek Sept 2S'G-2 uCiJtf. JYo Draft at ail. IT will be no draft upon ysur pocket if you want a new pair of I300TÖ Oil SIIOi 1j Ifyoago to Uic New Store of Or. OCH Topurchai3 them. He ?ells a GOOD ARTICLE! SO CHEAP. The subscriber ha a l:.rj; ciul good .stock and -ill .'til atbarcly living nrofits. wurumcn always employed, he can furnish custom wo: v, ft n'. uo reairing I i nil. Designing to remain in business here, he will mikoi:totha interct ofthe public to patronize him. GKOKGK KOCH. Plymouth, lndiaua.'ScptcmbcT 10, 'C;t nTtf WiijouiiiiiUiii. C HASLANGER &, BRO S, Manufacturers of wagons, carriages etc. Ul.ick smithing! painting cud grainiugdoue to onV Allkinds f Job Work done at this Offiee on hortioticc Ith ncatziffj tnd di-sMi

NEW FIIIM

N E W GOODS; The undersigned having come here with view to make this phice their future home, bej j leave to solicit a fair i sfj.ii:?: or iTnoji?i: from tlie citizens ol this p'ace, vicinity, and a traveling commuuity, promising at ail times a j Strictly Fair Dealing. GOOIS TO BE. AS KEPKESENTED AN1 WIT IX Quids. Bales AND SMALL RETURNSShall be pleased to have their Stock and Trices ' crueiy txamincu. Very Respectfully SPEYKR ti SHAIi F.. riymouth, Indiana, Nov. 17, IBOl rJO r.!6tf tavc Bolts, HE'DING&HOOPP'LES. Wc will pny the following prices from thig date utitil January 1st, lf.r, for Stave Bolts Heading nnl 'loon Tolcs on delivery at ourStave Knctory at I'lvaioulh. White Oak Stave EoU., Ued Heading White Oak RiveJ Ilcailinj: ry g.G..r0 pr. cord 5,00 19,00 per thousand 4 M Green 17,0 0 Eiclory Hoop TJ.c 2;,Ü0 " Intod, ßotirbon nnd Et:.n Green, v.e will par $1,00 per cord for Red .n Whik-Oak Stave to!t and 1,25 per cord for H O.ik, ich, i'.lm At' Maple IIeuUt! bolts atidS''.' pcrthouraiid for likkorv UcOpTolc?, Jehvercd on the s,ido tracks, convenient fcr !v':.ui-g cn cars, the tbovs to be of pood (jtulitv and to be piled and inp-. ctedbv v 1 0 n 7 1 r J J IUJ U LUtTTRMO'S & CO. CKi:.T IMPROVEMENTS IN SEWING MACHINES Shuttle Machine w rT:.V-KO KEHRl'.t R v 1-Itij. ISC'J rcca, 535 Brocwuy tTew Toili. SalC3 This Machine is constructed on on entirely new principle of mcch.MiiMu, pne5suig ma ay rarj and valuable improvement, having been ex amined bv the mo.-t proiound experts, ami pronounced "to be SIMPLICITY and PERFECTION COMUINFD. The following are the piir.cipal objections crjd j against Sewing Machines: 1. Ixceive labor to the cperstor. I '2, Liability to get out of order. I '4. Esfitie, trouble. loss of time ?r repairinr. j 1. Incapacity to sew every description ef jsäteiial. j 5. Disagrccahlo noise .vhi!c it: operation. t:ciitp1 3ioiM nil iSieso OI)jt'tltO!:s, ! lth..Sa ;raUIit nredle. perpendicular aetio.. makes the LOCK STITCiJ, which will neither pip nor ravel, and is alike on Loth sidr-s: performs j m-i feet sewing on every lcscrip:.ita ot material,! Iron Le rather t. the " finct N' uiook Muslin, (on, linen or silk l .read, fi-ooi the cyrs-j W't.l cotto est to the finest number. Having rtither Cam nor Cog-wheel, aid tlio i-tfO?ib!c frictica.it ruus n fiuo'jth r.sfalss. lea und EMPKATICÄLLV A NOISELESS It require? FIFTY rer cent, less power todrive it than any other machine in market. A girl oi ta-plv vi'nr of ;rrn r-in ivnri. ; atfQr?iif witlau iiuigucur ii:jur iu in-.iii.i Itsstrength rnd WONDERFUL SI.MPIJCITY of construction render it almost impossible togetout of order, and in OL'AK ANTEED by ii.nw.ri,.nt.r.ur.to. e respect! uliy invite nil those who maj ddire to munnlv themselves w.tli a suneiior nniclo. to cailandexarrincthisUNRlVALKDMACIUNR. Gut in a mtrc especial manner to wc oüctt ilie ! patronage of Merchant Txilors, Coach Makers, Hoop Skirt Matiuficturci? , hliirt and Iloäom Dre.'s Mak-ig Corset ."Taker3, (Sailer M il ers, Shoe Hiuderä, Mükcis, Vest a Lid Pantaloon .Makers. O" Religious ard charitable Institution will Lc liberally dealt with. IPRICE OF MACHINB3, CO?JFLETB. No. 1, Family Machine, with Hemmer complete $63 " "2, Small Manufacturing with Intension Tab'e 7S 14 :t. Large " "85 4, Lurpe, for Lcither 1U0 c:ni.i: rs i. i:vi:ky vaiui:ty. We want Apenls for all towns in the United States, Canada, Cubi, Mexico, Central nud South America, where agencies aro not already established, to whom a liberal discount will be given, but wc niake.no eoiiRi.iviits. Order; may be sent throng'.: tho AwKitirAX An. vKRTisi.ic Aoencv, '.ii.0 Droadway New York. J. T. rffr AEM III U &. CO. 5-'!Ü Itroadwav, New York. vlOci l.v Cabinet Wars-Rooms. teil w i I c ; l its FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT Itcmorcd to the First lioom South of Kite's Store Where may be found a large üsSörtuiciit of Fur-1 niturcuf nil kinds, fiMisUtiii" of Hure ' ' ' Sofas, Instead, PimI- , , , I ,t ami Kitchen Chairs. Ac na cau u. t0ny'al any of Chicago, lie i consta V Will Sell ovtM v article in his Hue us rlicap oilier house outside tantlv manufactuiiiiL' Irom the best material, nil kinds of Furniture needed lor house or ollice use, and is prepared to niiordeii with despatch lie is aho prepared to furnish UKADY MADE COFFINS of anp size or style w.mted,at reasonable ratesThose whodesire the ue, on funeral occasions. of a Svw nnd Well fliiiNlird 1 1 curse Can bo accommodated Don't forget the place. Two doors south of the Kdwurd house. Plymouth, Indiana. JUST Ii HCl. IV ED A large lot of photograph frames, (gilt aud rescwooo') the best to be lound iu Plymouth. j JONATHAN WRIGHT. T!l.'nl3-tf.

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Till. GKEAT COMMOTION AT S. & M. BECKE HS, Is caused by th arrival of their UNKIVALED STOCK OF AND .READY - MADE CLOTHING T II E G It K A T It U S II , j 1 CJoi-ljin Ulock. Corner of Michigan and Iapor(Q Slrccfv, S. &, M. BECKER Would most respectfully inform their nuraeroui customers, and .ill other citizens af Marshall asd urrounding counties, that they hare TUST RECEIVED, Direct from the Eastern Cities, the Largest tud moüt Snlendid Stnr-lc of ' DRY GOODS READY-MAD E OLOTHI HATS AND CAPS, EVER CR0ÜGH1 TO PLYMOUTH TZ,dr Gooda wepe carerul . rt!, , , . for Cash, they cas. thereto e, t h A If s-. . 4 1 V Sell ES LW aS UlG L0WPt u I And WILIj DO SO all the time. If you doo j believe it, call and be convinced. ! I ; They hat 500 pieces f Prints, all of tho Drj ! Oualltv ann I.ntcit Sf I j CIIALIES AND DELAINES. i I Hieyhnvc 3' pieces of Pacific Chalics ang'o Lames, all tho very kaiideomeat fir urt-s and colors. GINGHAMS. They hav 40 pieces ol French nd Domceti Ginghams, t Very Low Trices. LAWNS, SILKS, &C They hate 100 piece of Lawns, from 10 ctsup A I. SO t-'inc Black Silks and Traveling Coads for Ludivi t WEJTE GOODS1. They luve aspendid assortment of White Good buch as Rriliiantes, Jaekonefs, and 5000 yds of bleached and uoblcachcd .ilusuus Ther hav 2 Dales of Denim and Hickory 0VES.I10SIERY k NOTIONS ! Theiritock of Gloves, Hosiery andNotions larreand fakhion&ble. Quik Sales, Small Profits ' All the above articles they will tell at the Low I t 1). I It.lll al.nl Ii ll.t ItM... I 1 lidlVi .1 11. Ik mULlI itintlig II. I.-. s K tl i j and alwayn will be, Quick Sales and Mnail I'oLti o OTH I INT Gj TheirStock of Clothing coi.-ii,ts of Costs, FflTj Vet.t, and other Gents' ai.j I!0v' "'car, of i a'.'i Quaiitie?, suitable for ruh or poor. MERCHANT TAILORING With the above they have coiiiictted Ute Me e'lantTailoring Pusincss nnd have just received large stock of Cloths, Cassi meres, Vesting?, Av They are prepared to make up Clothing; to ordi on short notice, snd warrant a good fit or no $& asthev have in theircinploy 2rli-. 1. .T. 15 JOINTS inj, Who is a good workman, and knows how to up a good suit. COKTJlJ9 PRODUCT, ITT All kinrieof Ccui:tr Fürte tri c 1 1 change for Good, aprli

IH.B. PiCKSOX. IIE.NRY WO0DDCRT j THE IRON AGE t come again: at lenat tie

i5?re,w re U Ca" at a11 tillies te SEEN ml I LOl'GHTin almost any thape, ii.;uau!itr cd ; qualitj from an ' AMERICAN COOKING STOVE j to COFFEE HEATER, or fro crow bf paper of 4 oz tacks. Tl cj liare lrlD1 O XT" i j Of ren kin -; Elevated Oki .Square, FarW jbhet t Iron, Hox. fancy or plain, with complc ! rv V m m - to match. SHELF GOODS of crerv dcrirtioa ; uousc inmmm-s, DÜOII and U'hDOW haK ! ,nSs; G and Ash; Carpenters tools. AIL By the Keg or Poun l; Mill wirf, L0r and DoChains; the best Axes iü the West. and all manner of A t w-nff ,,ri ...m. i i j: j i oiks ...at load and uulond Lay Lt hois power O X7 T 1, E R "Y. F1SJI HOOKS d-LIXZS, H0PL WlllE, BEL TINO A SD COW BELLS, 1R0X AXD STEEL IX BARS, HOLLS, SHEETS AXJ) JiCXCllSS In fact every thing that an? on trcrtbetjUet i huyingina Hardware Store", sdJ a tl.gucU .Vut I bf.ide, with constantly prrinug, which thy prope 2E3 L. X S3 I 1 r."." uSht Kt ur? othnplM 1 a. . All Linda of tül.sht'rt iron . rorTir aJ m'rat j fare ma!e and rcpuiied ou reaeoiiabl tcrus ondt I T l,0l,Ce' j (allaudse ee es Rtthe Old Corner. 13 n .mvtina?i & e GOOD .MllVS 5 T JLJ!I5T RichniOEil is bjnt (o Fall ! AN I II' TII5 BEBEL CAB IXET IS CA ET CR MO PKACE AV11 Be DIÜCLAKED IMMEDIATELY! In the meantime the people are ruti'ij t 1. A. ö i M U i S New Family G-rocery AND PROVISION STORE, To bar Articles wi:h which to cwrtain tbir dicr friends hei: they return. Ife has recently removrd tottio crnr of ( and Michigan streets, in the room latelv occupied bv J Potter as a Saddle and Harness khop, cpp'isite Coiigle'a dd Corner, where he h new hand A LA KHK STOCK OF Groceries and Provisions. ; and is constantly receiving NFAV SFFri.IF.S. which he pledges hims; ir toLl.I- Ab I II LA r as unv other house in Flvmouth, lor Jitady Py. He "ill als-o tale All Kinds of Coinilry Prodcce ! 'm exchange fcr Goods, t r Fnv Cah at the Likett market prices lor almost ct cry innig me urate ha to sell. "ZJ s,r! Mice Tobacc Pepper, -41üpice, ImsIi, i?acon. Crockery, htoue and AVoodcn Ware, Provision, etc., etc., etc. Call an 1 sec before purchasing rlfewhere. T, A SiNON. June ad, lf.4 vl)n4Lf. "' , 1 I . MATIR Wolesale and Retail GROCERY HOUSE Dealers ia all kiuds of FAMILY GROCERIES A Hit TOBACCO, CIGARS, WOODEN AND WILLOW WAKE. Iiuelicitingthe publicp atrcnage we weuli chat our stock of Goodsii complete, and will c mn.irrfavorblv with'an vothci citubli.l r.t lit iu tL West. Kspecial Inducement arc offered to tr'' De iters. All kinds ofcountry Produeetnken ttthekl cstnarkct price in cscharfoi goods. M JM AUJ I Cf)

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