Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 11, Number 40, Plymouth, Marshall County, 7 June 1866 — Page 3

VOLUME 11.

Til "E PLYMOUTH WEEKLY EMG GR AT. NUMBER 40.

THE DEMOCRAT-

Local and Miscellaneous. Advebtisito Agents. C. IL Scmmr & Co., 51 Dearborn Street, ana Cook, Coeckn Co. 85 Dearborn St., Chicairo, Ills, S. M Pettingill, Xew York City, and Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 23 Congrcs3 St. Boston, Mass., tire authorized to receive advertisements for the Democrat. Gold opened in New York yesterday at 143 J and closed at 14G2. The ceueral "markets were fairly active, and prices were irregular, and in some instances higher 'than on the previous day. Farmers are complaining that the weather has been altogether too cold for the growing crop. Unless the weather soon gets warmer than it ha3 heen during the past several days, the corn crop will get a late start in this vicinity. Escaped. The two individuals mentioned in our last issue as having been arrested for robbing the house of Col. Place at La Porto last fall, made their escape lasfc Thursday night, and have not eince been heard from. They were confined in ! La Porte county jail. The Marshall Court of Common Pleas j commenced its June term at the Court Ilnuse Monday hit, with Judge Egbert j presiding. The docket is small, and thej term will nroballv be brief. No causes oil much importance are up for trial. Especial attention is directed to the ad. Tertisement oi Messrs. Kelley & Kerdaiii J j in another column. They have a com- j plete a stock of groceries, provisions, &c, ! as any house in Plymouth, and can sell as l " I 1 1. j i; i low, for either crsh or produce. Give them a call. Fenians. About 900 Fenians passed through this place on Monday night, on their way to the Canada border. They were not disposed to be verv communic tive, but were in fiae spirits and confident j of success, of course, as they all are.The greater number were young men, and looked as if they could endure much of fatigue and privation which must fall to the lot of the brave .oldier bars. Quite a little skirmish too:c rtace ou Iichigan street one mcdit last week, between a couple of "Knights of the pugilis tic art." The Marshal was promptly nruuud ! and quieted the affair before much damage was sustained by cither party. The circulation of the Democrat is rip. idly increasing, and alTurds a splendid opportunity to advertisers. It is the official organ of the count-, and is.takeu by livjn of all parties. Price $2 a year in advance. Xo paper sent from the ofHce until paid for. We don't like to be forever reminding a few persons who hare been owing us for a jear, that we wr.nt them to pay up. They have promised until we arc about tired of that kind of business. The money is what we want now, and ought to have. Those who have been putting U3 off by promises will do well to heed this notice. Hoback's Stomach Bitters. This very cxcellen" io.cdicine has become widely known as one of the best remedies for Dyspepsia and other stomach diseases that has ever been offered to the public. The June term of the Commissioners Court commenced its session in the Grand Jury rjom at the jail on Monday, with the full Board, Messrs. Gnrrison, Hunk and Alleinan in attendance. YVe have not yet learned the nature of the business transacted. Major John Moore has bought an ia. terest in the Parker House of thia place. This accession to the proprietorship of tho Parier will give universal batislaction to the many friends of the Major. Uu-Icr the management of Messrs. Parker & Moore this deservedly popular hotel has now every facility for the accomodation ai.d comfort of guests. Wc have never taken occasion to make mention of the many compliments the Democrat has receive! from the democrat tfytf the county during tho time sinca it 5rst came under our control. Every day, :trmost, "wc receive the kind wishes of tho .noViW ifom.eraev of Mnrvhrdl ("Vm,.,- ...1 . 4 tlrt assurance that our paper gives un.vcriuii; nitrui that tbe Democrat will alway be found battling for the samt; principles of right. The brick-layers are luaily engaged on the brick block of Messrs. Corbin k lion. son, and the work is progressing rapidly. The buildings of Paul and (Juipo are assuming the form of "house3," and IIo3iaui and "Woodward are engage 1 busily in Tlhö enterprise of compieii bc good werk of furnishing a fine brick rofffrr the business men of Plymouth. On cupied by man remark ella a right smart heap of goods for one dollar," and on enquiring we tbund that ho was Belling his well assorted stock of groceries at very low prices. He pays cash for potato, butter, eggs, lard, beeswax, bacon, smoked hams, shoulders, corn, oie, Ac., &c. Remember his place of buais ness, one door south of the Parker House, in the store formerly occupied by Hice & Bra, Oire him a call.

passing the old stand formerly oc- tI,ere I10' lrc' a'?rJ.: nicacIjCl1 Muslins at ICJi

t , t i i ns a vara, one yaru . ' -"vtuii- mucis nice & Jiro , we heard a gentle , , ,. .. i ,

."well I drplrro! MfdV.nnll . . . .

"We wish to invite the attention of our readers once more to the fact that on SaU urdaj the 9th, township conventions will be held in all the townships in the county for the purpose of selecting delegates toat-

j tena the Coun Conrtntion on the lCth. L. j l nesG raecimgs arc oi raucu importance to the Democracy of the county and should be largely attended by all who desire the succe3 of the lasting principles of Democ racy. In order to cast our full vote this fall, we must harmoniously nominate a good ticket and then give it our cordial support. The friends of some candidates must be disappointed, but the men in whom such disappointment creates lukewarmness as to the success of the cause in which we labor, are hardlv deserving the name of Democrats. Come out, give your friends a hearty support and then acquiesce cheerfully in the result and put your thouldcr to the wheel in good old Democratic fashion and help roll up the 500 majority which Marshall County owes to the State. Colfax. The august personage whose name appear3 above, is to be the radical candidate for Congress in this district next fall. Perhaps it is not generally known where lie stamls- In tho P03ltioa lie now occu piw as Speaker of tho None his clarion voice is not heard m the lnlls as it once and licnce llIs rccorJ may bo kno only to the faithful of tho abolition party. In a letter to a radical meeting in Mary lind bon-erer. ho. throws off the mask and . , , , . , g . c . TJ . . . T , .At,,Aj. ttaagainst President Johnson s policy. Jleis nnmit; tcJ Ta(lieal disunionist. Let t , of the 9Ui DIstrict reincalber this when they come to vote this fall. Nest week we will make some improve ments in the typographical appearance of the Democrat, which will necessarily lengthen the columns and give our readers more reading matter than the paper contvued heretofore. As new material will be required to make thti improvement, it will of course involve an additional expense. We promise our readers that no pains or expense will be spared to make the Democrat one of the best papers in , . . , ,, , quested to assist a little in procuring a few more cash subscribers. Tho more paying subscribers we have, the more interesting will V7ö make the paper for theirr. A few radicals in this county are ex ulting in the hope thit by their misroprc sentations the democracy can be divided this fall. We c?.u assure them that the noble democracy ot Marshall county were never more firmly united, and all the false hoed, scandal and chicanery of the radical disunionists will not move them from their purpose to overthrow the Bureau party this fall by an increased majority. On the M int., bv William?. at his oflico in Noble county. Ind., Mr. IIIKAM P.ONEHAM of Marshall countv to Mi;S ANNA CIS AYES, of Noble county. The printers in this fHce were made happy by the appoarancc of a handsome cake from Mr. I. and his fair huly, which proved on trial to he, as wc anticipated, tirst rate. l.ov.iz m y they live to crrjoy the lifo so well be itu:i. We acknowledge our many obligations to Mr. Robert TompLins, in whose charge we lft the buiines department of the Democrat during our absenco of several weeks, fjr the efficient manner in which the affairs of the office were managed. Our best wishes go with him in whatever he may engage, and we hope soon to hear from him ju a position where hid. honesty, j ability and integrity will receive a full reward. Tun Thiai. or Jkff. Davis. In view of the fact that the government ia not ready to proceed with tho trial of Davis lii.s counsel have demanded ih release on parole. They have proposed to offer bail to the amount cf tea millions of dollars if necessary. It 13 thought the President favors his parol?, .and that this will IK naily Jccido the matter. OrmoNi orTiir Ladies. "Do you know that jour husband Ins the cheipcst store iu town?" i sid an aerm.imtanco t' Mr3. Westcrrelt recently, ar,i aflrr a nioment adJe(lf ..,10 ,,cHcv03 n tfe . iriiiei 'ie, - Live ana let live. " Ann hrp at some linon for table clothfl. and then looked arour.d town, and went b.itk sajin "It ii the lowest nrirc in town, and I think I shall not look erov.cd after fhi.-." Anotjier who was buying Soods ot the proprietor, told him that she always looked in ethtr tcrea arid then haucht all her poods of Itim. and aI?o said that she had not bouh live dollars worth of Dry Goods in any other store n a year. They havo aold nre Carpets than thoy dreamed ofclling when they commenced. Ol Hoots k Shoes their sales have been very satisfactory, and you will not be surprised that they fell cord. of Dry Goods when we tell yoU that Q00Ü Prints, handsome and f ist eolora are Bold pnoe, cumstancc3. Atr. who are in want of IJoots or Shoes had better call at Paul's Uoot and Shoe Store, in the south room of J. L. VVestervelt's Building, where they can buy a belter article for less money than they can buy any where tlsc in riymouth. n20tf. For Sale Cheap. A first class Shaw & Clark Sewing Machine. Enquire at this office for particulars. (tf.)

as they 19 not vary ujiuC r any cir-

ror, TinrnEsnxTATivi:. To Hie linocrac3 ofjttsirsliall and Stark Cotmlics.

The numerous friends in Marshall and Stark ! counties of Dr. JAMES M fJONFFli lit.. Surgeon oftheÜOtli Indiana HeHment bnvina-' obtained permission to use Iii 5 n.nmo in onn. i nection with the ofllce of Hcpresent.-itiro in ! tlic next Legislature-s..;.?rt to the derision ! of the Democratic nominating f?nnrrntwm ' take pleasure in announcin" it The Dor tor , is an able debater, and a most thorough in iiu; lu'iuocrai. Able and experienced men will be greatly needed in our next Legislature Pd- M any Democrats. Ed. Democrat. Please announce the name of WM. M. PATTER SDN" o n didate for Representative, subject to the dedcei?ron of the joint Convention of Marshall and Stark counties. TPJ J Mint Voters. e"e requested to announce tho name of D. L ANY ALKEXBUHG1I as a candidate for Hepiecntative, subject to the decision of the Democratic Representative Convention oi Marshall and Stark Counties. pd.J FOR AUDITOR. . nested to announce the name of V- .riI(,:viI'so (present incumbent,) asa candidate for tl1C offlcc of County Auditor subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention of Marshall Count r TREASURER. Wo are authorized to announce the name of J?.IIX"- W'ODGETns a candidate for the oihee of TreaMirer of Marshall Count v subject to the decision of the Democratic Count v Convention. ,wl-,n;llor,'"r,lflr,'? announce the nr DAMJXs. C-niTIJKnsa randi.hitn f me of or the oiuce of Treasurer, subject to the decision oi' the Democratic County Convention. (pd.) Wo are authorized to announco tlio nio of MORGAN JOIIXSOX, as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to tin decision of the Democratic County Convci: , 1 -x..7 Weave authorized to announce ihr nnmr. of M. W. DOWNKY as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject tothecision of the Democratic Count- ConvenWc are authorized to announce 1 be minin of J. B. X. KLING :m a candidate for the oifice of Treasurer of Marshall County, subjeci io meuecision oi inc democratic Countv Couvcntion. rii l SHERirr. We are authorized to announce tlie name of .TAME liKOOKi: f.r the office of ShcrilV of Marshall County, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. Wc arc authorized to anno tnco tho name of IT.EDEIIIC K IIENUV a. a candidate lor the office of heriiTof Mar-hall Count v. ubjecct to the decision of the Democratic County CoiuTUtion. (.,..) We arc authorird to anr.fjurice tlie r.ame ol J A.iILS II. CASK as a candidate for ShcrilV of Marshall County, subject to the decision of the Democratic County' Convention. Wc are authorized to announce the name of DAVID HOW as :i candidate Sr Sheri;r, subject to the decision of thy 1) nuu-i atuCounty Convention. lpd-1 rnosEcuTiNo attouxky. We are authorized to announce the r.nni of U.U. McCn.IA'M of LaP orte as a candidate for the office of Prosecuting Attorney for this Circuit. Tovrnslilp Convent Ion. The Democracy of Center town-hip are requested to meet on SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, 1SGC, at 2 o'clock P. M.. to select delegate? to the Democratic County Convention to be held at Plymouth, on the lfith inst., and to transact such other business as maybe necessary. Hv order of the Committee. llruiof ratic County Convention. The Democratic County Convention, to nominate oiTiccr to be voted lor at the October election lSfW,yill be held t the Court House in Ph mouth, .Tun.? JOth next, at one o'clock P. 11. The democratic vote of the last Presidential election is taken ::s tho basis for representation, and one delegate for every ten votes and the fraction often, proposed. This gives the following delegation from each township: Polk 9; "Went 11; Union 1:5 ; Green 10; Walnut 11; Tippecanoe 8; Bourbon 20; German 20; North 11 ; Centre tt. The townships arc requested to meet and appoint delegates as early a Saturday, June 0th, without fail. It is important that all the delegates be present, and that contingents be selected who will attend in case of absence of the re;:"lr delegates. It is recommended that each candidate be allowed hi relative strength i:i the convention, on first ballot at least. Prompt attendance at the time and place fixed is desired. It is hoped that every township will be fully represented without fail. A general attendance of democrats from the county at large, on that day will he heartily welcome, for consultation and a "jrood time" generally. Uy crdiT of the. Central Committee. C. II. HEEVE, Chairman. A, C. CAPKOX, Secretary. Be it Ordained, By the Bon rd of Trustees of the Corporate, town of Plymouth, in the Stute of Indiana, that, for the purpose of promoting the public welfare, and preserving the public health off-aid town.it is necessary that the alleys, streets, yards and outdioures within the limits ofs'iid corporate town bo put, in and kept in a cleanly condition, therctV re It is here by ordered that the ow ners and occupants of the town lots and finds extending from the strcebsto thealb ys hereinafter specified and described, are hereby required within ten days from and after the publication oft his ordinance, to remove from said described nllcysall the filth and manure therein now and hereafter deposited, and to place and keep the same in , cleanly condition; commencing at the alley between Michigan and Ci nter street, on LaVorte street and extending thence north, between s:iid Michigan and Center streets to .fackson street; commencing at Jackson street, bet ween Michigan street nr.d Wate r stre-eland extending south betwe e n said. Miehigan and Wate r stree ts to La I'orte street; e-ommencingat Canoe street betwe-en Center and Walnut strcel and cxtendingthe nee north between said Center stree t arid Walnut street to Adams stree t. And it is further ordered, that the eiwnrrs and occupants of town -lot, euit-houe nnd hog-styes, within said corporation be, nnd are bereliy required, within ten days afte r the publication ofthisor linance, to remove therel'i?n nil unhealthy, filthy und edfensive matter, and ! keep the same in a cleanly and healthy conditio.!. And the UM- ef disinfectants is earnestly recennmended and urged upon all good citizen of said town. And it is hereby deelarcd the duty of the Marshal of said corporate town to enforce the precisions of this ordinance. By order ofthc Trustees, May 23d, A. D. 1SG0. H. R DICKSON, Prcs't. T). E. VANVALKENUunoir, Clerk. 3942.

PLYMOUTH MARKET

CORRECTED WEEKLY Flour per barrc' $12, 0-1(2 .$I!,0 Wheat pci bushel orn. Hats Potatoes.. . . - (,i 0 .$l,:0f"r?.rA-) .7,00 ("ja.nn clovcr 6eeJ I Iax seeJ Por!; r?s l)Cr cut... Poik "ct Per cwt -,J0 ? ,n on rd IG(?18 Butter .of) Es? n Peeavrax P.1) Tallow 9(?10 Ra:8 i Hams k sides lS.IHT S houldera 1 1 (W 1 T Hides green .r " Dry 10 Hay, wild JS.OO Tame S10.00 Apples, fjen.per bushel l,50ft:!.O0 Dry, per It 11(7? 15 RECONSTRUCTION OP PRICBS XVI13J-40IV Co., Having received a fresh stock of poods would inform their Old Customers, and the Citizen? of Marshall and adjoining Counties generally, that they have removed their Stock of Goods to the South Sido of La Ports Street, formerly PALMER'S OLD STAND. And have opened the birestand mostcompleto Stock of Dry Goods and Clothingever opened in this market. Their elegant a; 1 commodious Store Room is filled full with their huge Stock: LADIES DRESS GOODS. As fine as can be purchased at any Store in the Union, consisting in part of a large assortment o GINGHAMS. CIIALIES, DKLAIXS, LAWNS. SILKS, GLOVES, etc., Clothing of Home Mannfacture. Work durable and Warranted. CLOTHS. CASS1MERES, CASSINETS. TWEEDS, fARSAILES SILK, VELVET & SATIN. Hats and C;ip3 for Men and Tloys, Tl'.e mo3textcnsivcstock ever brought into thia rairket. A. Davip-ok. Tt. Davidsok, L. Later May 3J.?C6 n35tf. OLD GAST IPÖ)N r.Thv. lushest cah twice paid tor Ota Cast Iron, dcSivcvcel at the Plymouth Fo:sdry. W. .T. & CO. "YOOI. ! VOOI,! ! WOOT, ! ! ! we YAT 100,000 Pciinds of Wool. For which we will pay tlie highest market price in Cish. orgoo IjJ o( out own manufacture, at prices corresponding with the price of wool. Our f-tock o f CASSDIERCS, JEANS, SATINETS, Flansicls, ?5hccl3r3?s, Blankets and V oolen Yarns Is very lare; ar.d will be sold or exchanged at the Mill, in quantities to suit purchasers, at WHOLESALE PRICES. Let no one hiving wool to ui.-pose of faii to visit the Iax Porle IVoolcn ?lil!s. Our Ro'l Card Department will be in tho charge of ..Ir. K . McDOXALI), an EXPERIEXCED C AUDER, Who ave such general satisfaction last year. WILB, RUMELY, k CO . La Torte. May 23, 1SC5. m . Plymouth Foundry, HAVING l.CASED AND RE FITTED THE Old Pi.ymotii Foundry We arc now prepared to fill all orders for 0 -Ä. 17 X JXT CS- S3 Cf all kinds, alo to MAKE AND REPAIR All kinds ol Machinery, Farticular attention given to i ; : i?o v X I i is c: STATIONARY ENGINES. AND All Kinds of Mill Work. Wc hopo by cIopc attention to business to merit the p.itronae oftlm and the surrounding country. vlln17-Cm. W. J. ADAMf3 & CO. TIPPECANOETOWN WOOLEN FACTORY. Curding, Spiimiu, Fulling, Ij clnjj Done in the best manner; BLANKET WEAVING, Of the best kind. PLAIN and PUID FLANNELS, CI.OTITS, JEANS AND ULANKÜTS, EXCHANGED FOR WOOL. MR. A. VINNEDGE Will reeeive Wool at IM vmouth, and return it munuractured free of charge, at his Furniture Store, on La Forte Street. N, B P. S, ALLEM AN. 10 no3ü tf larre assortrneu JL juit tccejvea m

LEMON'S Drugstore.

something NEwja & M. BECIEU'S.i

AB- BECKER, & CO-, ("successors to cleaveland & work) Inform the citizcnsof Marshall and adjoining Counties. That they have received A New And Fresh Stock CF FAJI Tu Y G-HOCERIES5 Whichthcy intend to sell Is low as any other Bio to in Northern Indiana. Their Stock consists in part, of COFFEE , MOLASSES. TOHACCO, A 5 3. Pi CK, PKPPJEß Quccnswarc, of every Decription, Woodcnwaro, Of til kind?, such as is kept in a G-ood GKROCEPvY STORECOUNTRY PRODUCE They will UU almost all kind sf CVantrv Prousee IN EXCHANGH FOR GOODS. REMEMBER THE PLAC2. TT Cleirel.ind & Work's old stin l, first door north cf Duck and To.v.u hrtr-Lrara tDro. AB. BECKEil & CO. vlIn-23 T. A. LEMON," DRUGGIST, East side Michigan St., Plymouth, Ind., Dealer In DRUGS. MEDICINES, che:mioals, Iurc Ji'itics (tntl liquors, For IHcclicul I'lirpoici, LINSE KD OIL. liEXZOIL, rililTS TUlil'KNTIXE WHITE LEAD, WINDOW ÜLASS, PUTTY, LARDOIL, XEATSFOOT OTL, COAL OrL, LA.MPS, Äc, WALL PAPE, AND WINDOW CURTAINS, SCHOOL ROOKS, STATION A II Y, R LANK U00KS, &c, kc, ko. PHYSICIANS are particularly requested to cali and examine the stock aul prieet uefora parchasing elsewhere. lWIU'ICULAR attention Riven to filling Thy siciatisIYesciiptions and Family b'eceipts, hr nnd Experienced DRUGGIST. BLAIN, & CO., DRUGGISTS, South east corner of Michigan ami Gano Streets, FLY MOUTH, INDIANA. HAVING just reeivela fresh supply of erery article mour line of trade, eonsi.stiiip: mainly of Drills, Alfdicine, Paints OiN, Dye ?tull, Varnish, llrushe, Perfumery, Yankee" Notion, Glass Stationary, Pure Medieinea. and Liquors for nilieil purposes only, t. whidi we reüpeculully invite tiie attontion of tili. eomnainity. We have also on hand a stock of O-jEIOOERISS, T-a, CoTre.Su-ar, Tobaceo, Cigars, ete. Tobe dispoaed of at very reaionnhle figures Within a few days past, re have received from Pittsburgh anil Nqw Vork alarg amount of Kerosene and Coal OiL for hurninrrthe same. of evervsizoand stvlr. xitU or without hhadea. We nro also agents for all the popular Patent Modicinos of the day. riiysicians prc-ieriptions carefullr put up at all hours of the nicht, by an exncrionco.l druLrui?t. Wo earnet!y invite tho public to favor u wit & mil. Pl.nilino mir nf nr Ir . nn.l liomn . - - . J ...... 'V Vil V II of the faet that we are doing a lineral husiues. t11d34 tf G. BLA1N k Co.

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IF G "CJ f ! i (T f & ä Wh i lJXyHjrilJ?F5. j a.-V'ixrj' L-JS j: vjaa jcVj i x n ix. ws: 7?'S sr, o "O" XrVT THE BEST HOUSES, AND SELL OTHEK HOUSE IN THE

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S. & M. BECKER

The Good Time's Coming, HAS COME, and to have the GROCERIES to H. A. WORK'S New Grocery and Provision Store. TWO DOORS SOUTH OF THE POST OFFICE where he is ready to oblice ALL his old eu'totners

landar.il anv number of NEW orie, by srlling them more Goods for the same money, than caM, bebouobtatanv other house in town. fall in Call where. i i Farmers Urins in your Iro.ltuc. i r.nd fret the highest raaiket price in cash for it' j March 22, IrCG. vlla23 Cm 3 jTyiTclT & Chamberlain j SUCCESSORS TO I TYRRELL AND BUO'S, Bourbon Indiana j ! Wo'ill resnectrally call t'ue attentioa ol'teliir i old customera and a3 mmy new on a may favor them with a oll, t their splen-lM ttock of Gooceries & Provisions, Quccnsware, Gla?s war, j Laaips and Coal Oil i j ooJ aad Willuw Ware, j Dried and Canned Fiuits, Nuts Confcctionaries, l)rc stuff-, ic Our atock, :p feconl to ootid bctwccn Ft- vaync in l Chicago, and our mot to ii nM, c&i cy AND SMALL PROFIT3 Tir.Dkfjl for just r.:tromge, wa remia Your? truly, TYRRLLL auJ CIIMUERLAl" LT 1.11 A CALL. Tl'nlSSna i 111 'S i3 9 cp er -3 1 V3 I 3 o o e: v. er iA a o 0 I 51 c c rr r f. C -5 GL Z2 O V! 1-3 3 ä - Si- c b) o - WW C aw M . A c n t i U BOURBON mMmmmmm h - r.mr : 1 r - - t r- n :::hlUHARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT G-ROSH &: NOBLE IN OMAR DAVIS' NEW BUILDl.NG, Have opened a lare ar.d eomplrte uteclc of Hani ware, in the to v. n of liourboe, where they intekeepinca full and complete assortment "of i'cn NailsSteel, Glac.s ,sa,. Puttv, Stoves Harness . Hardware. Sheet Iron, Tin and Coi per Ware Weavers' Ketds'-'Hin.Ploti-hs on

ILivinir taken advantage of the rectnt

t rices, he CAN mid WILL sell CHEAP.

and examine his Stock before bujini edec

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And ten thousand other articles cot mentioned I advertisement. Wc would gay to sfcc citizens of ttouibon anil mrrounding country, that wo eipcct to local permanently amou jou, and hope by keeping tho very Sest stock of Goods and Felling as cheap s any ther Ftore thU d of Fort Wayne or Chicago, to receive a libera patronage. Cull and examine our stock before geing abroad to purchase. DM IL C. KOFI I BoarboM, Aqr 20 'f 5.l24j 1 JOS., M. KOBh