Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 11, Number 1, Plymouth, Marshall County, 7 September 1865 — Page 4

NUMBER 1. VOLUME 11 .

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.

An Efirly Autumn. The indications throughout the month of August have been that wc should have early frosts this Fall. The incessant rains of June and July seem to have jrx!uccu ail unusually low state of the thermometer during the present month. While a few days have been moderately warm, the niirhis and morninirs have been cooler than usual at this season of the year. 1 he fact that corn, in consequence of the raiu, is backward, renders the prospect of early frosts much dreaded by farmers, because a crop which otherwise promises to be most abundant would thus be cut very short. There have already been some frosts in New Hampshire, Iowa, and Wisconsin, but whether they have done any damage to the crops has not yet been ascertained! Probably not. As the season advances, the danger from frost decreases, and a few weeks of such weather as we are now having in this latitude will place the com crop beyond danger. New Albany Ledger.

Diw.nr.irAr. ()itttiaie. On Mondav morn in z last as Miss HefTncr was coming up the river road, three miles below Spencer, near Uattlciuake Creek, she was stop-1 pedby two men, who compelled her. to dismount from her horse, and then dragged her over a fence and up the hill away from the road, where after blindfolding, gagging and choking her, and threatening to shoot her if she made anv alarm, tliev outraged her pcr.son. They then left and the giil made her way to the nearest house. The whole neighborhood was toon aroused, a number of men went from town and a search lor the villain? was made, but up to this morning without success. Xevcr before in the history of this country was crime so prevalent as now. We cannot pick up a paper without seeing an account of a crime of some description. An epidemic cf crime is sweeping over the country; its presence is felt in every ncighborhoid. As in physical pestilences, string remedial agents must be cmployed t3 eradicate the evil. Justice must punish with swift and powerful hand. Owen County Journal. The Xcw York Day Hook says the chil ilren of Jefferson Iavis. accompanied by their grandmother, were in this city several days recently, but, by some luck or chance, the "sensation" reports did not get hold of it, and they were unmolested with the usual impertinence of that class of bipeds. Xo sooner, however, had they got ou the train for the "West, than it was discovered who they were. The Albany papers chronicled their arrival there, and fetated that several Copperhead ladies rushed to kiss them. The ; loyal" organs were very much shocked that auy one would desire to kiss the children of a traitor ! Excellent. The following good thin" jve find ia the Xcw York Tribune of the 14th: "The Associated Press telegraphs from Nashville a letter written by President Pierce to Jefferson Davis in 1SC0, and it is published as a sensation in yesterda papers. It is a very oldstofy, vra.s prieted two years apro, and has served two or three political campaigns. If the agents of the Associated Press are embarrassed "Tot the want of matter to telegraph, ht them send us somethiog inula and new, the Declaratiers cf Independence, for instance' A Union Iatsy. A regro baby was bom in Petersburg, Ya., the other day with the exact impression of a two cent U. S. revenue stamp on his forehead. Litchfield Enquirer. Tho circumstance is somewhat strange, and not very strange either, when wo consider the vast quantity of revenue stamps in circulation. The mother might probably have been choked on a stamp, or else, as an exchange remarks, been chased by a revenue collector. There is no tol 1 1 rv as this is an age of pro, frois fin.i : stranirc things. Uedout care hovr it , - happened, the lather should bo arrested; for counterfeiting. (Jin'my JlcnteJ. Good Anvrrp. Wir.. Cullon Pryar.t gave the following excellent advice to a younj man who offered him an article for the Evening Post : My young friend I observe that you u?c several French expressions in your article. 1 think, it' you will study the English language, you will find it capable of expressing all the idea- you mny have. I have always found - it o, and in all that I have written I do not recall an instance when I was tempted to u-e a foreign word but that on searching 1 found a better one in my owj language. A C'Ic:ir CoiieIcn-e. Hovr bravely a man can walk the earth, bear the heaviest Inirden, ierforin the severest duties, and look all men juarc in the face, if heonly bears a elearennscicnce a conscience void of oftencc to ftod or man. There is no sj.ring, no spur, no inspiration like this. To feci that we have omitted no just task, and left no obligation unfilled, thi.s fills the heart with satisfaction, an 1 the tm with strength. Conscience, it is .said, makes coward when it reproaches u. with uiiuianlirie..- 501110 shrinking from truth and right, and the commission of some wroncr. A countjjman was sowin; his f;roiinl when two tniart fellows riding that way, one of them called to him with an insolent air, "Well, honest fellow," said he, "'tis your business to sow, but wc reap the fruitd of your labor. ' To which the countryman replied, "Tis very like you may, for I am sowing hcup." A vocalist says he could sin"; "Away down on the old Tar Itivcr," if he could get the "pitch." A miserly old fellow, down East has hit upon an experiment to save candles, lie uses the "light of other days." A jnan came into a printing office to beg a paper, because, aa he said, his neighbors were too stingy to take one. Passino Strange. A lady passing a boa let shop without stopping.

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JUST H E A T

THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT. ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF BOOTS c&? S5S3IC3S3S, Ever I5i-on t -to Plvmoutl I THE rUHLTC will find at ray store, cist sMo of Michigan street, every description and Ladies', Gcntlvmen's. Coys'; .Misses, and Chiidrcu's Wear, together with largo stock of

"Warranted. TIIH BETTER HOOT or SHOE can be l.on-ht than

nnj Dry Goods store, or any other house iu Plymouth. A Ii Li WORK WARRANTED!!

The .Slock now on Imiiris is very Iarse, anil will he sold at a very slight ailvani e on Cost. The Highest Market Price in Cash Paid for Hides-

January 2G, lbG." n27tf. 4 5 -SlO.OOO! M. D A L

have now ix sroiii: ovKii 10,000 Dollars worth of Dry Goods,

CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, Boots and Shoes, Summer Goods,

Ladies Dress Goods, Qiteensinire, Glassware,

ALL Ol WHICH WE

And will be Sold at a Very Small Advance above Cost. 37 Wc invite all to call and examine our Goods leforc purchasing elsewhcr( and satisfy themselves of the G UK AT 15 AUG ATXS wc aro now able to offer. Ue member the place, North Room, Jlcwctt & Woodward's Prick P!ock. J. M, DaLE &Co. Plymouth, Indiana, December 1, 1S01.

G-. BLAIW &Co-, DRUG STORE, PLYMOUTH, 1ND. HAVISGjustrcrqivc-d a frcsli supply ofovry articirinourlinüofti'fliloj'rönäistiiiginuilily ofDrugs. Medicine?, Famttt, Oils, Dye Stull, Var?is"u Crushes, Perfumery, Yankee Notions, (Jhs, Stationery, Pure Mtdicincsand Liquors fori Medicinal pui-pous oulv.to which we respectfullv invitethft. - ittcntion oi iniscummuuiiY. e ua o alsojonhaudastockof &ROOE LIES, Tea, CofTce, Suar, Tobacco, Cigars, etc Tobe disposed of at very reasonable figures. Within ilcw day past, we havw received from Pittsburgh andNew York a large amountof Kerosene and Coal Oil AND LAMPS. orburninpthcsanic,of vc-ysize aiidytylc with I ... ...1 . 'tir . . . 11 jorwuaouniuucB. r i uiSU aiC1, u.a.. the mmu nr 4 Patent Medicines! ofthe day. Physicians proscriptions carefully putup atallhours ofthe night, by an xperienecü druiriristp Wc earnestly'invitethc publictofavorus with aeall, examine our stock, and become ronyiuced ofthefactthatwc arc doing a libera 1 business. Ü. Ii LA IN &Co. rivmouth. Jin!., Oct. 23.1 cG:i O. H, P. BAILEY, DFAI.KR IN HOOKS AN STATIONERY 0 At the Tost Office, PLYMOUTH, INDIANA Keep constantly on hand alanrcstock of Scliool lEookti, Jlisct'lluiM'oii Hooks, ICililrs, ISIank Hooks, Photograph Albums, Portfolios, St'l IN'iis. .Sheet ITliiic, All Kinds of Papers Folio Post, rial Cap, Foolscap, Record Cap, Commcreial Note, Parchment Note, Letter, Hath and Hillct. Envelopes of All Sized and Qualities. Eli:i, i:i,Y K and Itbl i; IBiS Record a.xd CortiNC Ink, And a ener il variety of Notions connected with the Trade. N. I. Newspapers, Literary Paper, und Magazines received daily. New PuMicatlons Forwarded by sj cciul agents, can be found m hi stor vlO nIG tf All kinds of Job Work done at this OKcc on U ort notice with ocaUess and dispatch

.Shots.

CEIVED w oris. for LESS MONEY at the above establishment G. S- CLEAVKLAND. SLO, E & c o Etc., HE BOUGHT AT ixx New Insurance Company. ör POLLS. ACCUMULATED GAlAt 0 VSR $00000. AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING. rpiIIS ENTERPRISING COMPANY IS .1. now Join n e.ten.ivc and flouri-luii" bu.sinws within tl.c limits of the State, ami in much as it confine the business of the Company to the State, the patronage of our people is'olic ited Polities arc issued for any period not exceeilinp seven years, at rates as reasonable as the prompt payment of losses will permit, on all kim!s ol Ilusine.'S Houses Water .Mill--, Hotels Chuiche School Houses, Dwelling House?, llanii, outhouses, together with the contents el euch, both in town and country. I'll'ttlil-ln 4 .... I I r t . '"HI1II 'iveii to UM itlMn;,nto l Farm I'ronrf v indi tiiian.T! Vou have been paying and contin ue t r ay to companies located in Illinois Cn necticut, New York ami other State, hr.ndrels of thousands of dollars ncraiiniim. Tl.i i ii:mo... j M,, scllt o;it 0f ,. st:l(e frj -iiranee pHtposes can he retained which purpose among ou:- citizens, for THE SINNISSIPPI Uns been instituted. You have now an opportunity of insuring vour property with a safe and reliaMc Company iu our own Stiite. It should be the pride and pleasure of every citizen to encourage home enterprise, and liy comparing the plan ot this company with that of others, no erson can fail to perceive the ad vantage of tlie Sinwissippi over any similar institution dohi business in our Stat. OI11oi-m: r.MJAU (lOODWIN, President, WM. P. LLIUV ICH, Vice Preaident, JOHN R. HURRY, Secretary, Wild'. M:iAVIClJ, Treasurer. DirMd :ij: Fdder F.MJAII OOOH'I.Y "Indianapolis. Hon. WM NIIJLACK, Vincc WM.IL MONCO.MLRY. Lo-otee, J. R. Hi: I J R Y, Kso . WM. P.LLUW .11. no if; i, am: vlO n2I- Agent for Plymouth and vicinity. disease ;n 11 t foiieh fhike who use Rob iek' Hitlrrs. While Rohack'a Ritters arc kept in the family circle sickness never enters. i These Ritters have boon found to bo a perfect 1 antidote for removing the lirst symptoms of nearly an uisrases, 1 1 laKeu in inc proper timeThey are composed of ingredients which are known by the medical faculty to be most elliea cious in disorders ofthe stomach and intestiiies. The medical piopertie.i are so various that they prove beneficial in nil complaints, of whatsoever nature they way be, heneo their jrreat demand and the universal f.ood derived from their use. A judicious us-j of these flitters imparts the rose tint of health to thi cheeks, nnd health and j vigor to the entire fraui. jO lm

new stock:.

LAUER AND BRO. I Have just received a SPIiF-IY-Assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING. HA.vJCiX ÄKÖ. AE, BOOTS and SHOES, AND A Variety of potion?. Their Stock of Bot and Shoos m particularly dc?crvirtg public attention, as regnrds rniantitT quality and pike Their Clothing embraces all qualities nndtehy will r.otbc underold by any house in the place. 33" Call and examin GouiLs and lVices lot yourself. Store H door South of Pershing's Drugstore Tb mouth, Nov 1:2, 1SC:m;iiiSTRANGE BUT TRUE Removal and New Arrangement DAVIDMOX vS: Co., Peg leave to inform their Old Customers, a'id the Citizens 0' Marshall ami adjoining Counties generally, that th"y have removed t!u,:r Jotk of Goods to the South Room ia Ilewett and Woodxrda NEW BRICK BUII.miVG. West Side of Michigan Street. And have opened the largest and most complete Stock of DRY GOODS & CLOTHINGErcr opened inthis market. Their elegant and commodious fctorc Koota 1? filled full with their huge Stock comprising Calicoes Of cverv varif tr, all of good quality and chcapci than they can be purchased elsewhere in town. Domestics Bleacher! and unbleached any qual ity that iiy be called for or desired. Denims & Hickory A better varic-tv and at hetter priccsthan can bo procured elsewhere. LADIES DRESS GOODS. Ae fine as can be purchased at anv Store in theUnion, eoüsi.ting in part of a hirge asHortmentof GINGHAMS. CHAIJKS, DKL A 1X3. LAWNS. SILKS. GLOVKS.tfce.. HOOP STCI11TS A Splendid assortment at from TJ ccntsup. Clothing of Home Mamifactiirc Wf" !l duruMe and V.'arranted. Constmtlj onlmid. Having devoted especial attention to this department we are confident of our ability to please all who call on 3, CLOTHS. CASSIMKRKS. CASSLNETS, TWEEDS, M AKSAILLS s:lksvklvi:t it SATIN. HAT 8c CAPS FOR MEN & BOYS, The most extensivestock ever brought into this market. TIILOWXG DEPiimiEA'T. Having engaged the services of The Very Kol Workmen in It'orihcni Indiana; Tl icy can make a good fit on Ehort notice. We offer great advantages in this d partment, of our establishment, wc are confident we have Men that cannot be excelled for DUIlAIilLlTY, Venliuss ami JZispafrit in WORK. DAVIDSON & CO. A. Davidson-. II. D.uinsos, L. JiAtntept ur t; n:trtr. Jo Draft at all. IT will bo i n draft upon yiur pocket if you want a new pair of MOOTS Oll SI loins. If yon go to the New Store of C3r. 3ESL O O EE, To ptirtliasa tjiem. lie yells a GOOD ARTICLE! SO CHEAP. The suhscrilcr has a Inrjro and good stock nnd ill sell atbarety livin? profits. Having superior workmen nl way employed, he c:i n furnish custom work, and do repairing to suit all. Designing to remain in business here, he will make it to the intucbt of the public topatroniic him. CKORCK KOCH. I'lymouth, IndiauaSeptciiibcr IU, 'C3 iwtf 0 TO DR. B1GEL0W 1 AM) NOT SfFFEIt lli.it Jü-rrlLIo illwa. t'it:H"tiUi uli'iirtiwfai'1: 'ailoyirfM-rii, lti(nirTic)nir t'tt"- anl t"1v, lesi.i.'H lU--tri.in( vnir liilur- luiiiit-td anJ j'rrwi U in I. If. lie lias n:ala I'llIVATJ-: JMHliAHKN hiwtil rtuily for tc(,lv Tsn, ami U llicr. n.re I'n' in t r..n wliom all mulrd Hhiiiit.l (.inult. I lit Meill. Kl otlWl No 171 s,.uO. i'l.-irk Irr. 4 fl:U:ik'". 1I1'hhK wlier the OcKt".riii:y leciii:'-a In i-rni ftuia $ k. . until 8 p. A l i tnimnm'Vti" Cvn4ltntttil Kontns Mprti. tV 5-n.l re. I rtui.p It uiy ".l(mru:a of lUlth.-' iuMlsl.tl n tnhly and wn to any 'MrtM. .May 25, uyt

T7

PULMONIC SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC,

MANDitlOKE PILLS The above U a concct likont-ss of Dr. Pchenck, just after recovtring from Consumption, manv veari atro. Below i a likeness of him as he now appears. When the first was taken ho weighed 107 pounds; at tho present tiu' his whck'ht is "JU pounds im. sciiexcivs rrineipal OlTicc and Laboratory at the N. E. corner of SIXTH and COM M KU CK Streets, IMiila dclphia, where all letters for advice or business should 1; directed. He will be found there every SATURDAY, professionally to examine lungs with the Respirometer, for which his fee is three dollars; all advice free. In New York at No. 30 BOND Street, every TU LS DA Y, from 9 A . M. to .3. V. M. At 'the MARLLORO' IICTKL, Boston, Janimr It and If, February l.r and 1G, March 15 und IG, April 1!) nnd 20, May 17 and IS, June 14 ami 1.1. July ID and 2UThe time for mv being in BALTIMORE and riTTSRURG will be seen in the daily papeis of thos citic3. Tlit Il'sfuri cf Dr. ScJu tuw's excti care and Ion' he ictts rural of Conan nrption. Many years ago, whilst residing in Philadelphia Iliad progressed gradually into the last stage of Pulmonary Consumption. All hop.-s of my recovery being disputed, I was advised by my phys'ciin, Dr. Parii-h. to remove into the country. Moorestown, New Jersey, being my native place, I wa removed Jjiitlu-r." My f'at!;er and all his family had lived and flic J there and lied of Pulmonary Consumption. On my arrival I was put to bed, where I lay lor many weeks in what was deemed a hopeless condition. Dr. Thornton who had been my father's family physician, and Lad attended him ia his hist ilines?, was called to fee me. He thougnt my case entirely beyond the reach of medicine, and decided tl.ftt I must die, mi l gave me one week to arrange my Umponl affairs. In thig apparently hopeless erudition. I heard of the remo: which I no'.v make and t-ell ' V.'1 I c.jit.M i'.' i u. tll v.oikmg their way, and penetrating every nerve, Lbrc, a:id tiisuo ofmy system, My lung? ai d live r put on a nw nctioc, and the morbid matter whii-h for years hud accumulated and irritated the different organ. of the body, was eliminated, the tuberc les on my lungs ripened, and I expectorated from my lungs as much a a pint of yellow oüensive mutier every morning. I ami;o a healthy man. with a large healed eie atiix in the middle h.b" ofthe ri-hi le.ogand tho lower l.ibo hi pati.ed with complete adhesion of the pleura. The left lung is .-ouiiJ, and the upper lobe of the riht one is in a tolerably healthy condition. Consumption at that time was thought to ba an incurable disease, by every one, physicians as well as those who were unlearned in medicine especially such cases as wer reduced to the condition I was in. This induced many people to believo my recovery only temporary I now prepared and gave the medicines to consunpliren lor some lime. and made many wonderful cures; and the demand increased so rapidly that I determined to offer them to the public, and devote my undivided attention to lung diseases. 1 11 truth, I was next to forced to it, ft.r people would send forme f.r and near, to oscci'taiu whether their cases were like mine, For many years, in conjunction wit my principal ot'.iee in Philadelphia, I have been making regular professional visit to New York, Huston, Haiti moreand Pittsbursr. For several years past I haveraidr as nnny a live hundred exaininatiom weekly with the 'IJcsj iiioiM te-." For sik-Ii e iininatioii ruy chargw is three dollars, and it ctnlj!s mo to give each pa '.i nt the true condition .f his disease, "a rid tctl him frankly whether he get well. The Pulmonic Syrup is one ofthe mot Tluiible nud'uinos known. It is nutrient, powerful ly tonic, and !e ;i!.ng in i?-vlf. It contains no oji urn, yet I'H'.-i n- t!ie plilcpin in t!i bronchial tules, ant! nature t!ir.- s it ;.!!' with üitle exertion. One bottle frctjiiciitly cures an ordiunry cold; but it will he well liit to t.kc a h.::; Of Sclicnck's Mandr.iclcc's Pills t cJ.u;se lh t-!:i ich. The Putin i'.:c Syrup is icadilv iiue.-l d jnd abs(rbril into bhot, to which it iinp.iits its healing n pci li. s. ltiso;.eof the best preparations f iron iu u--: is h powerful tonic of itself; and when the Seaweed Tonic lissolveä the nriiicus in the stom.ich, and is carried itf hy th aidfthe Mandrake Pills, a healthy (low of gastric juice, gool appetite, and a good dige-tion follow. The Seaw eed Tonic is a stimulant, an.l none other irei,uirel u lieu it js used . Itispuro and pleasant ; no b:id elicits Tike when using Ihmtbon whisky, which dioitlcrsthe stomach, torpors the liver, locks up all the secretions, turns the bl od into water, dropsy set3 in, and the patient dies suddenly. The Seaweed Tonic protbu'cs lasting results, thoroughly invigorating the stomach and digestive system, ami enabling it to eliminate and make intti healthy blood the food which may be used lr that purpose. It is so wonderful iniU cll'cct.s that a wine glass full will digest a hearty meal, and a little ol it taken before breakfast will give a tone to the stomach which few midicincs possess the n wer of doing. The M ANDIIAKK PILLS may be taken with rnnrc saw ty ry an ages anl eont:tion?, producing all the good results that can be obtninetl from caloiihI, or any of the me rcurial medicines, and without any of their hurtf I or injurious results. They carry out ef the system the feculent and worn out matters loosened and dissolved by my Seaweed Tonie and Pulmonic Syrup. It will be seen that all three of my niedi iiKS are needed in most cases to cure Consumption. a;i-:nts. BOSTON fleorge C. Roodivin & Co. Ni;V YOKK Demas Harnes &Co. HALTIMOKH S.S. Hance. PITTSPDla; Dr.Ceor-e II. Keyser. C 1 N C I N N ATI F . I). Sure & Co. CIIICAtIO L rd & Smith, And II. coil

i Also, nold by all Druggists and IVah rs. I vl9n'.d !r

ethers' (Colum

THE GKEAT COMMOTION A T S. 8c M. BEOEURS, Is caused by th arrival of thci UNRIVALED STOCK OF A Tili SlJJI.nEK AND READY -iJADE CLOTHING t ii e c; n i: a t n i; s ir IS AT S. & M. BECKER' Corner of llichi.ui and li:iloitc Sfrcct. S. & M. HECK E SI Would most respectfully inform tlieir numerous customers, and all other citizens of .Marshall and urrounding counties, that they have Direct from the Enstern Cities, the Largest and most Splendid Stock cf DISY GOODS ItEADY-MADE CLOTHI 3NT HATS AND CAPS, EVER BROUÜII1 TO PLYMOUTH Their Goods vrere carefully selected a-,d bou ht lur Casdi, they can, thereto e, Sell as Low as the Lowest And WILL DO SO all the time. U Qn believe it, call and be convinced. CALICOES. They haro .r00 pieces of Print, nil of tho Bo? Quality and Latest Styles. CIIALIES AND DE LAIXES. They have 35 pieces of Pacific Clulics ando Lauics, all tho very handsomest Urines and colors. GINGHAMS. They hava 10 piece-j of French and Domesti Uinghams, at Very Low Prices. LAWNS, SILKS, SlC They havo 100piece of Lawns, from 10 ets up ALSO Pin Black Silks and Traveling Goods for Ladies WPI ITH GOOD S. They h ive a spendid assortment of White tJoods 6ucli us Crilliantes, Jackonets, and .r)Ut)0 yds of bleached and uoblcached Muslins d 15 ;i. i r s, & o. They hav 2 Hales oi Denims and Hickory 11I.0YES,II0SIERYiV NOTIONS Thciritock of Gloves, IIo.iery andXotions large and fashionable. Quik Sales, Small Profits All the above articles they will sell at the Low est Itatcs, as tlieir ntolto alwa s lias Iteeu and always will be, Quick Sales and Small Pohts O T I 3r o TlipirStot k of Clotliin coi.Hgts of Coats, Tan Vrsts, ami other (Jor.ts ami nv9 Wear, of all litulilictjsuiubltt for rich orjioor. MERCH'NT TAILORING With tho al.oro tlioy liave ronnecto! tic Me c'luntTailoriiij; Ihint'ss anl have just rtH-eivt-d large ptofk ol Cloths, Cassimcro., Vesfinf , &c Thernrc pro'iarod to make tip CKdliinp; to ordt on sliort notice, ami warrant a good tit or no sa as they have in theircmploy L12. V. SWAUTS, Wliois a s:ool workman, anl knows Low to get up a jjoo J suit. C017.VT3tm in All kimls of Country rrotlucc t aken in :!:inc' for (!o)!y.

I aj.r 1 7

J U EAT IMPROVEMENTS IN SEWING MACHINES.

EMPIRE Shuttle Machine PATEMED FEBRUARY Hm. HGO. Sales room, 53G Broadway Kew Yoik. This Macliinc is constrncte'l on n cntirery new principle of mechanism. m?5essinf nun ! rare and valuable improvement.0, hating been ex fimined tv the most profound experts, and pro-' 'nounccd "to be SIMPLICITY and PERFLCjTION CO Mit I NED. j The following rire the ptincipal objections urt;e ogamet aening .uaclnne? : 1. Excessive labor to the operator. 2. Liability to get out of order. 3. Expense, trouble, loss of time in repairing.i. incapacity to scv every description of ma' tciiiil. 5. Disagreeable noise while in operation. The ruiph-c Seu iny .ll'acliino tg i:eitip1 from ;ill iliec OIljfL'liOllS, It has a straiülit needle, perpendicular actla makes the LOCK STITCH, which will neilhe rip r.or ravel, and is alike on both sides: perform perfect sewing on every description of material from Leather to the finest Nansook Muslin w'th cotton, linen or silk thread, from the coars ct to the finest number. Having neither Cam nor Cog-wheel, and th ' least possible friction, it runs ai smooth as gals and 13 EMPHATICALLY A NOISELESS It requires FIFTY per ccnt.lcspowcTtodilT it than any other machine iu market. A piil of twelve years of :ie can work it steadily without fatigue or injurv to health. Its strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY of construction render it almost impofubla toget out of order, nnd is CUAKANTEEL) by the company to give entire sath faction. W e respectfully invite all those'who inardesir to?upj)!v themselves w th a superior sriicle, to callaud cxarcine this UXKIVALLD MACH IN E. But iu a more especial manner do we solicit tho patronage of Merchant Tailois, Coach Maker, Hoop Jfkirt Manufacturers , Shirt and Bocora Drefs Makers Corset Maker?, Gaiter Makers, Shoe Binders, Makers, Vest and Pantaloon Makers. O" Religio!:.? and charitable. Institutions wil! koliberally dealt with. JPRICE OF MACHINES, COMPLETE; No. I, Family Machine, with Hemmer complete $.60 " 2, Small Manufacturing with Exteneion Table 75 3,Laie " fc5 " 4, Larpe, for Leither 100 CAiuxc r.s i i;va:n v VAHiirrr We want A pent? for all towns in the I'nitedC States, Canada, Cuba, Mexico, Central and Soutlk America, where apencies ara not already established, to whom a liberal discount will be given, but we make no consignments. Orders may be sent through tho Ameiiica A i vkrtisixc Afii cv, Broadway New York. J. 10n2i IX T. v A ItTII VU c CO. Broadway, New YorkMETROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE 1 c 35 PRINCIPAL DEPOTS: 182 Clark ui 13X Dearborn St . CHICAGO, 558 Broaiwy,lf.T. 89 North Fcurth Su, St. Louis, Mo. 124 Fifti Street Cincina&ti, 0 DUNN'S 200,000 riANOS, WATCHES, CHAINS, SEWING MACHINES, Melodöon, rhotograj.h Albuin, Gut J Ten, Sti ft Jw--tlry, Lcktt, 1'iauioii.l lUnp, Family Bibl, i Framed KiitrraTinc, llv" Te-t;ti, j WORTH OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS!.' All to 1 iwlJ for ?t each, witliHt r.-prl to vloe. , '; to b fT until you kuow wbat j'. you aro to rrt-ciTe. SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES' TO I.B ; FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH I Iii SuiK-ri.r Grund l'ian. Fort. HHJ to J12PO100 Silii'lid " Vtave l'iaiios 10) MrkHl.Mn, the Lot ni;Hc ITS firt cIhks wiD MacLin.10 Silver Tea Sets SM ljfh.-t," aud Cents' Odd AVutcliec. ii-0 Ijdi.s' Gold 'iVatctioo - tSents' fln 8:lv?r WatcLf.20 li.nuond Hiuü S.lHUl Odd Vt and Net k CUiUiis....... t,(NH I.idit-s' Iii It Burk lex, new t.attnn 3,(KK) G.Id Oval lUnd iliaeoel ",('00 S'litairo and Gold lti-im-tie 7i Coral, Opal, and emerald Kar Prop 4i0 " H01W " 21W 40 16 &Ö lit) o " iw f.i - TO Si " ',9 60-100 is - sa 3 11 4 8 4 10 4 " 2 50 " 1 4,(.KM t iil:f,Tiii.i li:ini('!id llrea.t 1 ins... Gold Fot an t eet Wat. Ii Keys... S &0 4.tMHt Fub and Yt-t Kit N.u glides . 8 6.t0 S.-t f Slitair Sleeve liutt.'DO,... 8 .t.OO.Miol.lTliiuit.les. IVucilK, ic 4 10.00) Miuiatore lx.ck.-tx . 60 lO.tHMl Stone Set, and Signet liinga.... 2 SiO g 1 8 8 10 lO.tt) Citlifi'i tiia l'i.iinoiid IJinps 9,0K1 5ets Ltdi. s' JeM elrr, Caiu-o, I'eatt, 10,0JOtiild l'eh. Silv. r Eiteiisiou Ilcldersainl IV ni ilf 5H0G..ld l'ens and Gold Pn ilf &.00J Silver tu.t.I. tn Iii Iriiiking Cur.-. S.IXK SilvT Cjtoro - 2.HHt SüTcr Fruit and Cake ratkct 8.0 I'hoto:ra.li AU-ihhs S.tMiO Ijirp riutora!i in Oval Frames 2.000 Lare Family 1'.iI.!-k.. 2 " U 4 " li 4 " 10 6 " 10 5 M b - w 6 1 ?OME OF TIIK XAMK8 OF FUTl"N ATE TIR. CHAStllS WITHIN TIIK LAST FEW I'AIS: , L. C. Whitf.Td. Lombard lilock, Chicago, cot a niagiiincrui irhPJ i nun - 1 AoA . I. C'arr, No. Iä0 W. Monro St., Chiras, pot a Fitm T-nctave ll.e.d too Cliaj. McKat land, ., tnot and ohoe manufacturer, Ivj Iike St ?ujerl M Kxln,. 15 lr. Sliaw, No. 1.V Clark Mre. t, a l'iaito (TS ;h. W. Vtrattoii. No. '.'91 Clai W Mrivt, Mt l..n. 1C6 Mia. Afkerly, No. 135 N. Well etr- t, a Grovar A li.ikwr Siiif; Maetiine, CS Henry Jew tt, Joliet, Watch rth.- 1C& J. I- VVilliams TS VV. jik St, SiItjt Te S't, Tili li-it of uames could l-e exteoW to taiwunan!. PLAN OF SAlE.ofJ'' "xminceaib artk le aed lta valiifitre davd in enlrd eunlv, and well niiied. One-of theae -M.rvat Gin Sal Kuvclop-a.' ri.rtaiiiiBg the card dtx i it inj; some arti. le, (o tk at last on dollar at retail,) and alt a rare collection of ins ular aonpi and valuaMe rT-ipta, wtrth many uollara, wUl 1 Mld at any of the trnuinya deMta or aFDrifl, r aent by mail t- any addreaa, it tout regard to rlioice, on r-ceipt of Ä cents. The purehair naf tee hat arti lo hi ticket rati for, and ita valve, which may he from one to one thousand dollitra, and can tbe'i pay n dollar and take the article, or not, at bit cr-tion. Vo Llatika, every I'tirrhasvr gets value. rrlce af Envetope J'J Oma rnrh t rtik ef k'iv fx-nt lo one nldrrM lor (fl.tltt. lhrtut t!iitg ly mail ttiay defend on having, ircn.f4 ren.mt, and the articU lra-n wili It iwme-. daUly $t ntto nwy addrrtt from CKVOf rttvm ma tr erpret. IV. artirU pvoran trtd ta girt frct tatujuction or U.t m.v viil It rtfundtd. A;KNTS WANTF1. nd atairp for cinulara. AV dreeeallUtteratoC. M.I'CNN A OOGriat tlirr Sal CHICAGO, ILLS. . DEPOTS: Nos. 182 Clark & 133 Dearborn St I May 2.uh 1SG." n3f-Cm. 11 I'M il II I' c Tho uiulcrsignril haa a few Iare Ki7Cl reIlcncc lot.a, oligiblj locatel, wLkh he '.vill eil cheap for cash, or part cash ami the reridne on tine to suit purchasers. Tlietc lots are about twioo the cie of ordinary tfwn lct. .tT.t.tf ' J. (I. CIS 150 RNK.