Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 11, Number 34, Plymouth, Marshall County, 26 April 1866 — Page 3

VOLUME 11.

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. NUMBER 34.

THE DEMOCRAT

Local and Miscellaneous. VnvFKTiMNO Agents. C. II. Sctuyen & Co-51 Dearborn Street, and (Viok. Coiu-rx Pettixoill. New York City, and Geo. I. Rowei.l k Co., 23 Consrcsä St. Boston, Mass.. are authorized to receive advertisements for the Democrat. The flnt rose of suniuer Negroes. They aie most fragrant in the country, j The special term of court in session here last week, was brought to a close on Saturday last, the jury rendering a vcrdict for the defendant, Hester. This is the third trial of this came. We arc indebted to our liberal friend, N. D. Lovely, for a gallon of most excellent catsup. Happy be the man who rcmembereth the printer. Tuesday morning vc were greeted with the cheerful sight of a delicate fall of snow. Rather late for such conduct in the wcaths cr clerk. Many of our farmers, becomius: di? couraged with the prospects of a crop of winter wheat, rre sowing spring whent in its place. At very best we shall have but little wheat in this vicinity this season. The April number of Arthurs Magazine was received sometime ago, and f.-r some reason was not noticed by us. nt the time. No magazine is more worthy of notice than Arthur, and we shall hereafter be more punctual in noticing it. Our well-knc wn fellow-townsman, Billy Burns, we arc informed, has taken charge of the Stark County Times, and will make it the advocate of democratic principles hereafter. The Times pave up the ghost some time last winter while sailing under the black flr'g of abalitionism. Success to the enterprise under the new order of things. The wide side-walk in front of Biain's, Vork's and TlilPs, on Michigan street, is n decided improvement on the old order of things. The sidc-vralks heretofore in use were nbsolutcly impassible on busy days.tnd if a man got into a Gght on one of them he wes subject to be knocked into the gutter, and an inebriate could not indulge in half a stagger. Our neighbor used to suffer great inconvenience on this nccount. Passing the , , , , . -rocery store of Ab. lacker ays ao we were reminded e trn.ro n,.y had rti, I V Co., a few days of the immense spring, by feeing them opening; out. another installment of frc-di jgrocerie, which had just arrived, and which were bein marked lower than any heretofore received. They can be found one door north of Huck k Toan's hardware store. M. French, President of the T. . Sc C. H. W. Co., is at present stopping in town lookinz after the interests of the road. The commissioners appointed to make appraisement of damage for right of way. made their report on Saturday, the 21st. "NVe undc-tand that exceptions will be filed to their report ly the attorney for the road. The money for work due on the road is expected on "Wednesday. Wc propose taking a trip to Tennessec in a few days on business and will therefore be absent from the office three or four weeks. Mr. Osborne has kindly consented to takc exclusive control of the editorial management of the Democrat in our absence, while a competent and experienced workman will be found in tl.e office to attend promptly to alj business in connection therewith. Those who are indebted to us ara requested tu call and settle cither at this office or with J. S. Scott, who is authorized to receipt for all claim? paid to the office. Itst .Saturday we witnessed a pugilistic display which was rather amusing than otherwise. The combatants were t rangers . x1 i i ti ftr tor c-rch other and were both ignorant ot ,f .. inc causut o iu. iiucu puuiuieung, fsuiting in no bodily harm, finally satisfied both parties that it was much plcasanter to "Let dogs delight' Corporation Election. Wc wish to call tfcc attention of tV.c democracy of the Corporation to the near approach of the corporation election. It is time a convention ttatf called to make nominations. Our neighbor has already given notice that ho designs oppvjing the democratic nominees, gnd, to use hi favorite expression, '-that his forbearance i well-nigh exhausted" with the management of affairs. IfeobjcU t thß cng;?c cistern, paying taxes, j aai the general course of affairs; to prorid agiot tho oU gentleman promisc.l j assault on the late administration, the de - tnoraiy toitfct b ' wcrry watchful " Lr. Bom Ton. We are iu receipt of the 1 May number of this highly romilar Fieneh I J o Journal of Fashion. This is a superior

number, containing a large number of go8 indebted to him, that he in need of beautifully colored fashion pktcs, together j all mencys duo him, and that if his acwith numerous puttorna, illustration, &c. counts arc not settled at once he will be Price 87 a year; single copies 7." cents. 'compelled to place them in proeexa of colAddresg, S. T. Taylor, 3 PJ, Caiul h't.,1 lection. GE0KGK KOCII XewVorLCity I piil'JMh, 1m)5.

Killed mv Lighxixu. On Wcdncs day last about four o'clock in the afternoon, Mr. James C. Yiuncdgc while at work in his cellar was struck by lightning and ins

stnntly killed. The electricity entered the house by the chimney y, without dam.! :age lintji it rCached a partition door beivtccu me iflu umy rooms up stairs, inej door aad its hangings were torn to pieces. T, A. . ' ii.. l -i rpt . rruui mere uiruiiga ine i wo noors no trace ' of it is found except the appearance of a ball of fire on the kitchen stove, which was seen by Mrs. Yinnedg-c and her daughter. -o further trace of its presence can bo found; had no one been. i'i the cellar its passage thence could not have been suspected. It must have been communicated from the stove to one of the sleepers oer the cellar near to where Mr. Vinnedgc must have been standing at the time. Tils hat rim was btidly torn, and the boot on his left foot had a large hole torn in it at the ankle joint, where the electricity passed to the earth. He was found a few moments after the accident, by his wife and daughter, who being frightened, sought safety with a husband and Hither in the cellar, only to find a more horrible scone than that from which thev had fled. lie had f:illen for-! " w.i rd, his face striking the foot of the M.uru-rv JS m: icu, ;uiiijg :ui aurasion on the nose and forehead. Mr. Yinnedge was a man who had a large circle of warm friends in this county, and his death is deeply felt. Machine Poetry. Some years since there was published in our town paper, a half column of rhyme called "machine poetr-," a few lines of which, ran somewhat after this style : . Come to thg "Regulator" that popular Store, Where Lawns and DeLaines wave coolin the door. Come where they .eil cheap, but net with a los; I And where they will nowyon without looum cross , But Hank has gone into other business, and the machine ha? become rutty and won't work, and they have to content themselves with common prose now; yet, if you wish any kind of Bry Goods, Carpets. Boots or Shoes, you cannot do better than at Wcstervclt's, where thoy sell for Cash and have Only One Price. Attention, donn Templars. The members of 'Hope Lodge, No. ."10, I. (). G. T., will meet at their Lodge room in Plymouth, on Friday evening, April 27th. at 7:l."i o'clock, p 1 A prompt and fuii attendance is earnest-; i . ..... .. . lv requested, as it i the intention of the j Lode to clothe themselves in the rcrrr.lia of the Order md r.rr.epod in On Vrhr ol n,c )'r r, roccca to t..c 1 rcsbytenan Church to hear a lecture on tic rTcraneo. l,y Bv. Mr. AIlinton, Agent ut the btutc Jcmperanec Society. It is hoped that a demonstration J ' will be made worthy of rurselvcs and the nrlA ,1 .i , t i f 1 I show the frien Is', as well as the opponents j nP rinr.. . t. 1 i oi l cmnerance, that we arc at work, and' 1 ' u I intend to keep at work, until Intcmrcrdm i irivrn frnt b.n.l ! Iy order (.f the Lodge, Win. II .Mattinoi.y. Committee on Publication. jast Saturday was a very , rOU"ll day Oll '. ' J nidst who have . tne class ut citizens in our in not not a jiroper regard for the rights of prop- ; . . . - ertv. .loenli liM nml t'b nl,j Ti comm-ttcd to the watchful cire and jndi.j cious treatment of Sheriff Locrailf :ipJ tcr "examination on a cliarö rif: on a grand larceny, comnnttod at hnvood.l they failing to r.r duee bail i-i the um nf five hundred dollars each. Also ruc3 Pelton, on the charge of grand larceny, bail three hundred dollars; and Dennis Drcnnan for further examination on the charge of larceny. Mr. Logan has now seven boarders, and ha just ,r.u fjr seven more. In lb (liuii-b of tlie Nati it v. I-i Piiic.by H v. Mr. Lnwlrr. nn Fridav. April Crli, Mr IOSEPII K. DAPIMIT. of j- 1. Porte Demur-rat. to Miss NELLIE CONDON, f L.i Pvrte. V"c congratulate .s. Larrdton the wise step be has bik n. and lir.j.t he :.:id hi fiil oilier l.iav ciijov Itnppiii ss v, it bout a (3) y . ,IU c( ii Jo the latent (.) of tin ir evislf lHf ; i.nt be may never be ' ont of sorts, and that in due time they may have numerous "brads" apprr.priatdy set up in "s.ri.i. c r;:." lly .Linie M. Wickizer, Ksrj., nt the residence rf.Ino. St.uth. in Argos on the jli.'Jd inst.. Mr. William Powld and iMks Kachel Cve.v. The May number of Jo.'Tcy's Lady'.Ihnjk has been received nt this office. It is a sparkling pern in the coronet of magazine, literature. Thoe who desire the best, noed go no farther than 'Jodey they will find it the acme of .ce ileuec .iKrttcildiral circling. There will tea meeting of the Marshall County Agricultural Society at the Court fousc n I'kmouth, on Saturday the fdh ,lay 0f 1 8i, for the transaction of 1 important business. A gtneral attendance !.of ihc members is requested. O. JiLAIN, Prudent. AfLKVccy. Cc.rgc Koch wishes to inform all per-

PLYMOUTH MARKET

CORRECTED WEEKLY Flour per barre' 11.30 ! Wheat per bushel $1,30?U5 Oata . .V.V.V.V V.V..".".". -SöVo Potatoes .r56?fi0 r Flaxseed .SI, 75 Eor,k Pros; Pr cwt a7'00 8'00 fork net per cwt 8,00 (7? 10.00 Lard H(?IG Mutter "25 Eircs ' 10 Hides green 5 " Drv 10 ILivwiM $Q.OO " Tame 10,00 Apples, green, per bushel.. Al,50tö2.00 " Drv, per lb 12.214 CHICAGO BARBER SHOP. Over Pershing's Diug Store, Cor. Gano and Michigan Streets, Plymouth, Ind Shaving. Hair-cutting, Sharopooning, vc.t done in the best style. Pirticular attention given to Dyeing Hair and Whiskers. 0Tbe highest prbe paid for Ladies' Hair, vllnru Iy A. C. IIOLSENDORFF. IPublic Sale. Ryan order of the Common Pleää Court of Hamilton county, Ohio, made that Samuel Martin, "trusi.ee for the below described lands, made trustee by the Cincinnati nnd Chicago Railroad Company, that Martin sell certain hinds. I will oner at 1'u'oiic sale, on z ; . ti o.-,; ? ,r 1CV sruluy, the l.tfh ihty ot JhtJ. lob, At i 0vinCk P. M. at the Court House in the town of Knox, Stark wuity. In liina, the following Real Rstate. The south hf of nortK-wt quarter of peetion Q2, Town 3?, Ranc 1 west, containing 81 Acres. i- Also, the North oatqr of north-east qr of section 31, Town 32, Range 4 west, containing 10 Acres. Alo. the North- t fir of North-west or o section 29, Town 34, Rane 1 ca3t, containing V) J Acres. Also, the South-cast qr of North-'vost qr and the North -f ir of the North-west qr, and tl.e west haifof North eatqr of section 24, Town 34, Ranqe 2 west, containing 1 00 Acres. O" The two fir;-t described tracts of land are within one and a malf miles cf a station on the railroad rurnin 'from Lafayette to MichVan TiU; and the two last are near a station on the Wavne and Chicco Railroad, fi or Poven ..lies from the Count v Scat. Terms of sale made ! ki'own on the day of sale. n M ..V S. MARTIN, Tiu?tee. Survey Police. Notice is hereby giver that the undersigned County Surveyor of .Marshall county, Indiana, will -At the request of Teter Holm, "proceed on Thursday the iTthdarof May, 1 JpCG, to survey and subdivide the fo'lowinqj lands in Marshall couuty: Section rfT33 N R 1 K.and also establish tho corners of the lands belonging to said ILdm in said section, a,id si;rvey will :e eontinu d from day to d.iy if necessary till completed. Non-resident ownes of lands in said section who fiil to meet me at the time aboventcniionod, at the residence of Peter Holm, and defiay or pro vidi fr defraying their portion of the expenses 'of Pali survey, will be returned to the county auditor s deliirjuen, and such dcMnquen- ! -irs r' aeed ti the t:ix duplicate lor c-jl!ectton ae- i co-ding to law. rfld Ilw J M- KLTNGKR, Surveyor rotiee it ncrebv sivn ti:U t'ie undersigned, Co.inU Knrrcvor-of M,r,h:,n couli(Vt i:UU will, at the ropiest or R. Cadney, proced on iÄÄKlnlSi; Notice is hereby ivn that t'ie undersigned, Section 5, T 34 N R 1 E, and also establish the comers of the land belonging to paid Cadney in sastl soetion, said urvev will be continued li-om davtodavif necessary tiil comnleted Non-resident owners of lands in paid section who fail to meet me at tie tirr.c shove me lime, at the residence cf R. Cvln dofrav or provide for defrayiucr their r ' e -i .n. of the expenses of Mid survey, will be retu cv and P' rtion eturned to countv Auditor as delinquent, and such de"r.oucnr ies p.aced on me tax uupucai ior co.icc tion fccordlncr to law. iilll 1w J. M. Ki.INCJER, Surveyor. is hereby piven that .he nnderiimcd nexfermof the Ccinmijior.rr's Court ol '-tiall eounv, to ie lioiuen ontl e nr.H .uondav of Jnne, p-fti, applv for a licen. c to retail; Mrirituous liouor. in iiuantlttes l. ss tl-.m a quart. 'I,IC lrfn" w,,'rh 1 TrnT" to 's on ic;; i'i. lie II! lJl Ol i nmuiuui J' (ii:Il(:C .K0CIL A TT A f. .1A'A T XOTIVK. Naroleon R. AUeman, ! v,, nn,j nine! S. McDonald and garnidicc. J.unfa .u. v iciviier.garnisiiee The defei.dart Samuel S. McDonald is hereby notified of the pending of the foregoing entitled cause before me, Justice of the peace in nd for Marchall Cor.ntv, Indiana, and that the same is set for trial on the 13th day of ."day lcf.G, nt 11 O'clock A . M. when if he do not appear and answer thereto, raid cause will be heard and determined in his ahsewe. JOHN G. 0?BORNEf Justice. rsr.l-tt ATTACH ME. T S0T1CK. Jm?s M. Confer.) v.. Proceedings in Attachment Pre-ton(Jreen.irA The drf. t,i.,t in nl..v...i ms!.!i1p.1 -nils U ! hereby notified of tlic pendir:? tl rebv rotiiicd of the nendinx th reo' bri nre me. I one of the Jnsticen of the peace for Marshall Countv Indiana, and that the same ia prt for trial on the" 1 -th i.y of May .bCC, at ') o'clock A. M. when if ho do not "ppear nnd nnswer tTicrcto.said Cause will be lizard nd let( rnnni,d in his absence. JOHN . O.SB03N E, J u stice. ii'Utf Corporation Election Notice. "XT OTIC P. m hereby given that on Monday, 1 thc7thdiyof May, lbf,G, a Corporation Election vill be held t the Ccait It'oa.-e iu Ply i omh, Indiain, for the pnrpos of electing live Trufees, one Clerk, one Trenstirer, one LAIarlial and Collector, and one Assessor for the corporate lown oi rivmoutn, to nerve lor one year, or rntil their ucccssor3 shall be elected and qmlhed. (?iven under my Fraud and the seal of sid Corporation ii.n :iwl A. C.CAPRON, Cler. Surrey 'Voti re. Notice is hereby give.V that the under?ignrd, County Surveyor of M-irahalt county, Indiana, will, at the request of W. Aldridga and Jacob Flora, proceed tn Wednesday the !uh diy of May l?(lf!, to survey and subdivide the following lands in Marfhall county: Section 21 and 2H. T. .i:t. Range l,an l nlso esbablish the corners of the lands belonging to said Ahlridge and Flora in paid section: said surrey Will be continued from d.iv to day if urcespary tiRompIetcd. Non resident owners of land in said section who fi 1 to mct me at the tine tiboveirientioiicd at t'tc residence of W. A Id ridge and defray or provide fr defraying their portion of t!ie en'-cuse oT an; ourvey, will tc r turneo to tne county Auditor as dclinrriojit, nnd such ilelinqnencies pl.iccl on the tax duplicate foi collection according to lnW-3w J. M. KLINCER, Purveyor.

Jlrtmhiistratri.v .Volicc. Notice is hereby given that the tinnerif;ncil hr taken out letters of adminMntion on the ettäte of John Rel.ingcc, Ute of M.nhall coautj, deteaed. The ULe is ?iippo.:d to be solvent. n'J3 3w Emily J. Ur'aiiee.

A. REISECKER,

Has rccoired a large stock of öpnng and bummer u-ooa I a t eft t which he is Styles, x, a MANUFACTURING TO ORDER on the most REASONABLE TERMS. Call nnd see his fine stock of C issiiiieio, Voftiiipr., OPPOSITE THE HANK", Michigan St., Plymouth Indiana. n33-lw. C II. IvEEVE, INSURANCE AGENT. Insures Property, Stock and Lives, Cash Cap it.il over FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. In the best joint Stock Companies ia the United States O No assessment for losses. Office in PLYMOUTH, IIVDX.VINY. Policies issued in English and German, and Lesses paid her. 11 n3tf. The Good Time's-Coining, HAS COME, and iO have the GROCERIES to H. A. WORK'S iDTew G-ro-rjcery and Provision Store, jTwo doors SOUTH OF THE POST-OFFICF, wllol0 tC ;3r0i,tiv to 0bl-:ffo a LLhis old cuxtomera , and anJ any number of NEW ones, bv Sellinthem more Goods for the same money, than can'. be bought at any other fcouse in town. Having taken ndvantwire of the recnt fall hi pricey, lie CAN and WILL sell CHEAP. r.:x acd examine his Stock before buying elsewhere. Farmer Hring in our IVoducc, and got the highest market price in CAsh for it. March 22, 1SG6. vlln29 Cm HARTMAN & HAUK. II;ivig pormjncntlj- located in I'lyraoutl. for are prepared to manufacture all kinds of MoiiVie:tt', Tomh Stonf Jfntd Statu ' f iU siz' end forms. JfurfJr TM T"is. J'un'iu TujiSj Counter S'ant, Sec, tt'c. 4 Thev solicit the p.itro-.i.iirc of ail who want any I work in their line, and assure them that thev i will sell their work AS CHEAP, IF KOT CHEAPER, than any other establishment iu Northern In li ana, and warrant satisfaction in all cases. Shop oa Michigan street, between Washington and (Ja no. 1 T F O . Po s 1 ?0 v 1 On 13 1 v. Tyrrell & Chamberlain SUCCESSORS TO TYUREfX AND BRO'S, Bourbon Indiana Would respectfully call the attention oftehir io!d customcr3r.nl as manv new ours as mav ! favor them with a call, to their splend:d stock of I VUUUUXKS X. JTIU ViöAUIJ.fJ, Qucenswarc, (hsa war, Lamps and Coal Oils : , . i.t.., t)t Dried and Canned Fiuits, Nuts Confectionarics, Dvc stun-, ie , kc Our stock is second to none ! between f t- Wayne and Chicago, and our mot to is QUICK SALE3 AND SMALL PROFITS Thankful for j ust patronage, wc remain Yours truly, TYRRELL and CH AMBERLAIN. 1 i r iT V C A L L. I vUnlCout STATR OP INDIANA. ? MARSH AM, COUNTY. ( n f-onmon Pleas Court. June Term, Robert Mattix, ) William Uyrd. Christian F. Snoke, Account. vs. Ianc L Shermr.!. The plaintifls in th abov3 entitled cause by their attornevR have filed in my oStce their complaint against thedeftfndttiit, ani it appearing by the oTidavit of a competent person that the defendant, Christian F. Snoke, is a i.on resident of the State of Indiana, he is therefore l.ereby notified of the pen lency of siid complaint against him.ar.d unless he appear, nnscer or demur thereto at the calling of ?aid cause, on the first day of the next term of said court, to be ber;uu and held at the Court Horse in the town of Plymouth, on the First Monday of June, J 8Co, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alledgcd willbe heard and determined in hi absence. JOHN C. CUCI1MAN, Clerk. Long & Marshall PlfTa Att'ys. n33. spixiii. xotici:. To tax J'ayers. As the time for the assessment of tho Itimirre Tux Licences, etc., has now come around, the farmers and all others of MarshaM ounty will be required to return their Income for the yearlNf,.). Please call at my olHcc for a a "blank" which is required by law tobe returned to me on, orbefore the 1-t dv of Mny 1!, C. WUITMORE. AVt Assessor for Marchall Co. Olliee in Paul's boot & hoc store. fn:u-lw.j Notic hereby 'riv'Mi that the vi lersigne l will ut the riextteim of the Commissioner's court of Marshall countv. to be hoi lciMn the lir.U Mon day of June. l"'i. apl fr licence to rct;iil liritous liquois in quantitios lwss than a quart. The location on which 1 propose to pell is on t!t; north half of lot. No I. It.J floor of buil ling.lu the town of Plymouth, Indiana. L S. TYRRELL.

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WINDOW CH'UTAIS,Püin,Fig , urd aud .Satin at LEMON'S PiujifiM.

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AB- BECKER, & CO , (.SUCCESSORS TO CLEAVELAND & WORK) Inform the citizensof Marshal! and adjoining Counties. I That thej have received A New And Fresh Stock OF FAMILY G-ROCERIES, Which they intend to sell fs low as any olier House in Yorthern Indiaim. Their Stock consists in part, of COFFEE , EUE, TOBACCO, ALfEfiC!C, iEPPER QnceiiMTiirc, of every Deception, "Wood-onwaro, Of all kinds, such as is kept in a G-ood GROCERY STORECOUNTRY PRODUCE : T, wi, takc llm0,t lU kinJj C9llnt Fro. j a"cc IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. REMEMBER THE PLACE. ! I T Cleivelind k VVork'sold stand, first door north ot P.iick and Toa:n JnrJwarc store. AB. BECK Eli & CO. vlln'23 T. A. LEMON, DRUGGIST, j EtlSt id C Michigan St., I Plymouth, Intlv 2cali'r in DRUGS. MEDICINES. ci-iii:AncA.Ls, 'tire 9'tncs aud isiiuors. Vor Svriicnl Purposes, LLVSKRD OIL. EXZ01L. SPIRITS TrKPKNTINB WIIITM LEAD, WINDOWGLASS, PUTT V, LAUD. OIL, X HATS FOOT OIL COAL OIL, LAMPS, &c, WALL PAPKll, AND WIXDOWCl'KTAINS. SCIKXKi ÜOOKS. STATIOXAKV, liLAXK POOKS, &e., Sic, Sec PHYSICIANS arc particularly requesied to call and examine the ?ioek and :ii ices before purchasing else a here . PAR PICUI.AR attention rivc to nuil1g ijiy. Älcians PrcscriplionB and Family Receipts, by and Experienced DRUGGIST. SCHOOL liOOlvWSchool G AhscELLANicous Rooks. Maoink3.1)ilt a WrrKi.Y NrvrsrrFns, PiioTpoRAi ti Albums, Notions, Toys, Hk, Ooid, Zixc & SrrKt. Pens, P:r itmert, CltitRS, A.c.. &c. All of which maybe found at the POST - - OFFICE i And fjr sale at very low rates 'y I 6. T. IMfiillev. vllu27 i T II I IV U 5i It II t thus;, j Every joiiiig lady an I gentlemen in th United ! States cm ber romething very much to their ad-; vantage by mum mad (tree of charge,) by addressing the undersigned. Those having fears of being humbi ggeI will oblige by not noticing this card. All otheis wili please addresi their obedt ent ECivaut 'PHOS. P. CHAPMAN.

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LATEST ARRIVAL AT THE OLD DICKSON CORNER

I wouldrerectfuilyar.iio'jnceto mypatrens ThatI hae recently returned from tbeEaet& m now in receipt of a Full sind Complot Stock Of carefully sciecte-1

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I willsell at tair prices or goods, all kinds of I wllltakc incxcbarIci'cliaiitahlc Produce, AND MONEY WILL NOT BE ItEFUSED Iinvitc myoid customer? to calland cxcm'i. mvtock and nrices,and if thev suit.thev willbe

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j u topurchae of me. Honorable , straigbtfor -ard dealing and aliving profitand no humbug is my motto.

ThoscknowiiigtlitmsclveHn arr'arjaro notl fiedthattheir dues are very much needed, nd hopethey wil redeem theiipromi?es o piy up. J.BROW NLEE. T'Jli2itf 3 -- O o 7 H i u rr -r O O 1 1 O o to o FT ts O r3 V5 2- 9 5" T go n c 7? 3 M - TFT S in p 3 ? -S Ji5 - ft C a t O CI Ö 5r - ts o v 5--i q S P H 5 H S5. - 9 CO 4 0 in 7- S . O hi 9? 3 C5 1N 130 Ü HBO JV. HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT. GROSH & NOBLE. IN OMAR DAVIS' NEW BUILDlStf; Have opened a lar-'e and rnmnli. -.u t . . .' " v.; r . -iwi nam OILS, PAINTS And ten thousand other articles not mentioned in a!ver.iscmcnt. We wouM say to he citizens of rourbon mud surroui ding country, that w.. expect to I.ata pcrmai eutly among tou, and hope bv Lecrir-r the very 1 fc Best stock of Goods and selling a$ cheap as anv other Store tnis aid I of Fort Warnoer Chicago, to receive a libera j pjitiov::ge. C.ill and examine our stock before going abroad to pirc'Ni. EM IL CKOFH Rouibcn. Ae,r 2i1 'G.Vi.2l; 1 JOS., M. NOBL 4 Large stoek ol W IM. 1V4PÜR just V received from the Manufutircrs- Cusjtomers cannot fail to mit t emsMvea in stylw, (qn .lily, quantity and prices at LEMON'S Diug Sure. ' 'IocI1,uCa celebrated ( LV.I. OIL, an indispctiioble i 1 Farmer. nrrnrltnr nf I J flirr Qi V. G ARO LINO at tide for tha Stable and owners of Stoek ßencrally. It e ware of Counterleita. j vllnei t TA. LEMON Agent.

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