Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 12, Number 34, Plymouth, Marshall County, 25 April 1867 — Page 4

AjBOlT(T) BE BUTLER,

Ben Butler i abott!e-lmp, lii Grant naa :oId a whopir, Por Ben Into a. bottle crept. And then put la the stopper. If Gen'ral Grant the truth has told. Bn'a some a "ways and mean," But theo I rather tLink that Grant Was Ulkins "Jat for greens." To free a fellow's points 'tis said. That Grant 1 mi-bty qalck ; If to, 't's strange he. don t admlm Ben wondrous bottle-trick. Another heartless foe Bn ha Bingham, the sly old coon, Who fxa tLat ia Lis bottle-hood Ben ate out of a spoon. A'.n ! 'tis always thu In life ; Foul : uw crushes merit ; Bat oh! I fondly hope and trust Twill not break tea's proud spirit. And when the m xt great rnnn comes on, I op'oie il muc'i, r, rtry) From Envy's tosgue ws'll take a hißt. And wake Ben Coaiinis-ary. The London. ciTspapcri. It 13 stated by a correspondent that the circulation of the London Timts is about CO, 000, and its profits last rear were atjut 250,000 in gold. The "London Tehgraph, a penny paper, has the largest circu'ation of any daily newspaper in the world, about 100,000, and its profits arc about S-GO.000. It is a reform paper; whilst the Standard, also a penny paper, and the organ of the Perby Ministry, circulates 5.003 copies, and makes 3125,000 a year. The Loudon Herald, which is also a Ministerial organ, and id owned by the Standard, circulates 1,000 copies though it pays S10.0Ö0 profit. The Daily Xems, the Liberal organ, prints 5,000 daily, and has an annual profit of 825,000; whilst the Star, which is the organ of Mr. Bright, ho being reported to be a part owner and occasional contributor, circulate? 30,000 copies, and last year made over 840,000. These arc the chief London dailies, and they are all large cightp.ago newspapers, excepting the Timrs, the daily c-lition of which is never le?s than twelve pages and has been a3 high as twenty-four. Its custoniarv size is six teen panes, und its annual receipts and ex-; ponditures arc probably as large as those of all the other Loudon daily journals combined. Hour Xrgro Suffrage Work In Washington. The Washington Xatonul IntdUjaiccr thus shows how the negro-.rafl"r3ge experiment work in the District of Columbia. It pa.s : 4,In view of the fact that the negroes go in a solid toly at the beck of a tew white men, and do not divide iu their political movement, like other classes, have not our ctizen rcr.soa to fear that there mav be peril ahead ? The lessons of history leach in vain if vvc do not take alarm at the prospect of a va.st body of men, most of whom are unprepared by the most common test of intelligence to exercise the sight of franchise, coming in and controlling public policy over thvj heads of two or three times their number of whi:e men. Property-holders, tax-payers, are. u'l substantial persons in society, should be pro foundly agitated by even the most remote pro?pect of an oligarchial control of a few white demagogue?, who use the shouldc s of the blacks as the stepping-stones lo place, power and authcriy. What atrocious scheme of outrage in legislation may not beefiecUd by such parties, if they succeed in aims as hijh-reachinc' as the means to effect their objocts are notoriously culpable? Yet, if free-born and intelligent white men are willing to humble themsalves in the dust, and alkw nc .v-fledged officials that have net their confidence, to trample upon their rights and interests, it is certaiu that such neglect of duty, sho'd it result disastrously, will awaken the condemnation, and not the sympathy, of the citizens of other communities. When the black race, under white olficers, arc marshaled solid against the mass of whites, hall the latter yield to whatever fate may impend, without making a manly effort in & peaceful direction to protect and preserve their rights?" Wendell 2vhllllp Down on tiencrai Grant. In a letter recently written by Wendell Fhillips, he gives vent to the followin ideas on General Grant : But I think wo must direct our caro a little farther ahead. Johnson is watched, and will be crippled. The next important question is, to whom shall the Nation give the helm for tho next four years? It a Democrat gets it, we shall lose two-thirds uf the fruits of the war. If a compromiser has it, we shall 1 jse one-half. With Radicalism at the helm, we may save two-thirds of what we have earned. In that next four years the pressure from business men for the Government to open, in some way, and on some conditions, the old chunels of business; will be irresistible. The Republican party havesecured (if they do secure') ft party triumph, which, by keeping the South out of the Electoral College of 1SGS. vill give away. The next Administration, therefore, must be expected to settle this question. The bias ofthat man who occupies the White House then will be of immense importance. Now the country is drifting into the Presidency of General Grant a man of whose political ideas (if he has any) no man can tell us any thing. Tbc first assertion of his friends is that he is a safe man, because he has no political idea?, and will be in safe hands. Alias ! our present iucubus was once in good hands. Next time we want a man with brains, and a heart of his own, not one who depends on being girded and guided, "whither he will not." Astounding madness ! Republicans tell us they must nominate Grant, cl?3 the Democrats will. In these hours, when the Nation agonizes for existence, wc take a man for our leader so lacking in principle that he will Buit either party equally well. Two armies in deadly fight, one will deliberately shooe its leader such a perfect Swiss that the other will clutch him if tbc first does not. Linooln'a fear of Kentucky did us inGnito harm. I hope Grant's love for it will not be allowed to do us more. Memphis, New Orleans and Baltimore ohow how Graut does his military duty. Do they encourage us to trust him with any civil ones? The name by 'fhich the new Russian territory is to be known is exciting discuseion, and an anonyrxojs paragraphist remarks; "Esquimaux (or better, Eskimo, according to Latham') would do very well; Norland might do, as we are not likely to get any thing Kyoud it. If it is proposed p.ire any on- of our Generals a cold immortality ?t it, call it Wickle, after Gen ral Sides

jTIie "Fat Contributor's" Baking

rovrclers. The various bakiüg powders that have been invented from time to time having failed to give entire satisfaction to the baking public, the "Fat Contributor," has been prevailed upon to apply his inventive genius to the subject, which he has done with the most satisfactory results. He claims the following superior qualities for his powders : Their Strength. One package of my baking powders will raise bread to at.y height. I am convinced I could rai?e it clear up to the moon, if I culd get there. They are Economical. For raising biscuit cheaply they are invaluable. With one terspoonful, a woman the other day raised enough biscuit to keep the family a week. She raised it out of a baker's wagon. For Baking. They are good for LakiDg bread, baking cake, baking pie3, baking bricks, and ood ff a clean bake. A woman who claimed that her husband --wasn't more than half baked" tried some of the rowder3 on him. Result baked him so a. hard that he has been crusty ever since. Non-explosive. They won't explode, like some of the gunpowders. For liaising Cakes. No powder3 like them for raising cakes. Ice men use them exclusively now for raising cakes of ice into their ice houses. If a man wants to shave himself and! can t raise a take ol soap, ict h:tu try the powder. No razor can raze equal to them. liaise Anything. I have taken a plantation in Louisiana, and intend to use mv sr powders to raise cotton with. A. man wrote me from Saginaw that he had a large family of children to raise; wanted my advice how to do it. Sent him a package ot my baking powders. Gave my landlord a package to try. The next day he raised my rent, which I have tried ineffectually to do for some time. Builders arc using them all over the city to raise houses with. If you arc hard up, you might be able to "raise the wind" with them. Besides the above uses, these baking pewders are invaluable to raise your hat to the ladies, raise a kite, raise votes, raise the price of coal, raise a militia Company, raise a breezcj raise the Ohio, raise corn, raise your eyebrows, raise liberty poles, raise a muss, make xoit hair ris raise umbrellas, raise a storm, raise watcrwelon?, raise a ten dollar note from a one, raise the people, raise your temper, and raise Old Harry generally. The way it Works. The Montgomery (Alabama) Advertiser says : r "At the late election in Tuscnmbia, Alabama, four fifths of the negro vctc3 were cast for Major, Sloss for Mayor, who waä a 1 Surcau aent. Lpoa thia the Adv.rtitcr makes the to!i owing comments : 'Tho first and only election iu Alabama under the new n-jimc. shows that the colored people understand that their interests are with tue whites of the South, and nut with the Yankees, who want their votes iu order to get office and make money out of the country and out of their labor. If the Yankees get their voters and coutiuue in office, they will put a still heavier tax cn cotton than three cents per pound. "Where docs this three cents per pound come from ? Out of the nego's labor. This is a very good argument, indeed, to address the neuro. Breakfast Table Poisons Ten and C'ollec What we think we Brink, and W hat we Brink. From the New York Sun. A case now before the Court of Appeals has developed some curious facts in regard to what the public suppose to be coffee. The dispute aiises from the failure of a certaiu machiuc to do what the inventor claimed for it. The beauty of this machine was a peculiar and miraculous power of restoring, "when properly applied to damaged coileo, much ot its original freshness and flavor." The machine, when properly used, would, it is alleged, turn out 200 bags of coffee a day. It would be interesting to know precisely what raw material was used in this ambiguous sort of mill, but nothing is mentioned beyond the black lead, sand aud soapstono. These arc nice ingredients for the breakfast table. but they only assist in giving weight at.d color to thej wretched compounds which such machines "turn out," under the nimc aud disguise of coffee. If the public knew one-half the trash that euters into the composition of what is commonly sold as ground coffoc, they would be struck with astonishment aud disgust. Among the most innocent and refreshing of these is old coffee grounds, which constitute a val uable vehicle for the reception of "original freshuess" by the combined influence of chemistry and machinery. Beyond these the public had better not prosecute their inquiries, r.t least until they have resolved to give up the use of all such cofiec. An analysis of the vile compounds called coffee would bring some strange facts to light. The ingredients for such mixtures may be divided into two classes the innocent and the poisonous The former arefor the most part disgust ing alike to the fancy and the palate, such as the secoud-handrefu.se of other people's coffee pots, and various roots and grains. i he latter, or smaller class is smaller in bulk, but the materials are selected from the drug store with reference solely to fra grauce, flavor, color and weight, and with out the least regard to their unwholesome qualities. Many of them are absolutclv poisonous, and wc arc assured hy a physi cian much sick'icss and distress arc caused ly the daily use of cheap substitutes for coffee. The same is true of three-fourths uf what is sold ad tea. The consumption of tea and coffee is so enormous that im mense fortunes aro realized by this class of adulterations. For tea, a great variety of native leaves are so ingeniously substituted as almost to defy detection. Another Veteran. A veteran of the revolution named Grimes, aged 113 years, is living iu the adjoining county of Wells. He served in the American army from the beginning of inc war to us ciose unucr me immediate command of General Washington. His health is good; his senses aro perfect; and he worked in the harvest field last year. Old Grimes, then, "that pood old soul," rcnowued in song aud etory, isn't dead yet; and it is probable that the old "gray coat all buttoned down before," , which old Grimes used to wear, may do ' fcer vice yet. Ifvtj'vn Dcmncrof.

"WHITNEY, BKO.'S . & . CO,

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1 ?' -fl-iii 'ill :.,.-rtr ENTIRE NEW STOCK of CUSTOM MADE Our asjcrtatat s Full and Compete. LADIE: 3 7 -V-T5 1 "BOY'S Siio S3, OK ALL ICIXDS AND ! descriptions. Our stock was boulit at reduced prices and will he sold at smill profits. We also manufacture booti and shos, and think we can please all ho rr.ay favor us with their custom, Our stock is such that No Ono can fail to bo Suited who m.iy frive us a call) i: pUco of b isins 3 in thir ew brick block at ihs SIGN OFTHE BIG BOOT! WHITNEY, BRO.'S Sc CO. Plymouth, Indiana. ll-13:f. T. A. LEMON, DRUGGIST, East side Jlicbigan St. Plymouth, Ind Dealer iu DRUGS, MEDICINES mnrc llVncs and liquors, Tor Hedieinnl Purposes, LINSEED OIL, BENZOIL, SPIRl TS T ü IIP E NT 1 N E WHITE LEAD, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, LARDOIL, NE ATS FOOT OIL, COAL OIL, LAMPS, &c, WALL PAPER, AND V IN DOW CURTAINS SCHOOL BOOKS. STATIONARY, BLANK BOOKS, &c, &c, &c. PHYSICIANS aro particularly requested to call and examine the stock and nrices beforo purchasing elsewhere. PARTICULAR attprtion Riven to filling Physicians Prescriptions and Family Receipts, by n Exnerienced DRUGGIST. G-. BLAIN, & CO., DRUGGISTS, outh-eat corner of Michigan and G a 10 Streets, PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. TTAVINO jiit reciveda fresh upplyof every 1 I arlirlo in our line of r;id.ronsistin mainly of Drills, Medirins, Püint Oils, Dvo FtufTV, Varnish, finishes, Perfumery, Yankee Notions, niass. Stationary, Pure Medicines, and Liquors for medical purposes only, to which wc respecufullr invite tiic attention of this community. We have also cn hand a stock of Ton, CofTeOjSnrar, Tobneco, Cigars, etc. Tobe disposed ofat very reasonable figures. Within a few days past, wc have received from Pittsburgh and New York a large amount of Koroseno and Coal Oil AND LAMPS. for burn?ntlic same, of everyslzc and style, with or without shades. We arc also agents for ill he popular Patent Medicines of the day. Physicians prescription carefully put up at all houro of the night, by an experienced druckst. earnestly invite the public to favor us with a call, examine our at oek , aud become convinced of the faetthatwe re doin IioomI butunesa. Ila34 t G. BLAIN & Co. pvYE STUFF of very kind and ofthebeet jLfjuahty, at LCMO.V3 Drug S tor

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Startling News by Telegraph i MEXICO,

MAXIMILIAN HAS ABDICATED THE THRONE and left for Euror,nt MC COTJST ELL STILLIIOLPS FORTH AT THE OLD STAND SCUTII Or THE I'AKKElt H'Jl'SE. He has ulüed to his Extensive Stock of r.mcrrics ttA lVovisiotis a laroa-sortnuMU "f Quecnsware. Glassware and Lamps. niGrocorlo conit !n jnart ofFLOrn ' ' the lwtvL iuk r.r p'.ml, IJL 'KNvIIEAT Ff.Ol'lL and COltN' MEAT at mil! i nl-n SITJAK. TEA. COFFEE, MOI.ASSF.S. SYI11T. SOAP. STA Wit. KX. HAMS. CORN. POTATf !:. SHI KS. LA KI. SALT FISH. COAL OIL. KICK. AISINS.rOWUKIJ. LKA l. SHOT, CAPS, OATS, BIUOMS, PAILS, TUHS, DASKUTS, &C, ,U Cah Tor i;uti.-r. K:r. I--.ru. Pajw-r IJ.i?s. av.1 in fact ail ki lul-i of Country l'rodur- wantt-fl. for whic i the hblu'st market pt ice v.i!! Vjniil. Ciivo i:v; a call troy stand, formerly occupied hy Lice & Tro. GOOD PCirCU :KT TIKRK UTLTYF.I; i!P TO .'NY PART OF TOWN WHEN REQUESTED. ll-3G-tf. W. n. Me CONN ELL. L I G II TE i i v 2 i Sole Patentees of LICIITE'S Celeb rated Patent Iusulaled Iron Frames. vc bacn awarded "vrvTv" "First Premiums together w Ith the highest Premium at the American World's Fair. Ti.o tect?mon!ep .lie from the highest tr.uica celebrities of Europe and America; such aa S. THALBEUG, VIEUXTEMPS. STRAKOSCFI. C. SATTER. ECK HARD, HOFF MAX, Y. MASOX, JüLIEX, Etc. Asan evidence of their p-eat durability, cenefal excellence, the official certificate of the TUBLIC SCHOOL DEPARTMENT, ot New York.is an nexau: . Over 100 of your Pi a03 hare been used i the different School i'i.tiict of Ne-v York, and thej have Invariably siven the best satisfatiou. Win. II. WILSON, Esq., Pres'tofthc N. Y. Board of Education, ALBERT GIL3ERT, Esq., Clerk of the N , Y , Board of Education' SMITHS American Organs Are. pronounced oy more than flv hundred of the M"best Organists of the country to be superior to any oth'r Instruments yet Produced, THE V ARE SLTERtOH 1 Great fullness aiidcoinpleleness of lone expression and Elasticity of Toucli. 43009 Have hecsi o!d !hc y:st yenv SEVENTEEM f 17) FIRST PREMIUMS were awarded to tle American Organs in the month of October. 1 ?G.")f over all competitor?, at diiTeient. State and County Fairs THE 'f! J" are the or.W real REED ORGANS', now before the Public, the only Orjran htvinc: a rf-ver-beratin Sound box or Wind Chest, and when controlled by the Super-Oo-tare Coupler ar.d Sub-baa.-', Double iellows,B!ow Pedals. Knee Swell and Tremolo Attachment, Tho moat charming eüeet.3 can be produced, froia the soltest whisper of the .-Italian Harp to the full volume and power of the Church Organ: N. B. Every Instrument warranted for five years. For circular giving prices and stjlcsofeach Instrument, address, W. W. KMBALL, G3 WASHINGTON ST. CHICAGO. auent roa NORTHWEST. CHARLES WHITJfORE, Ajcnt at Plymouth, Indiana. IV. ll.AffoutH "Wanted. vll-n41-lj WHISKERS AND TTlORCEDto grow upon the smoolhest face in ' from three to five weeks by using Or SEVIGNE'S RESTAURATEUR CAPlLLIARE, ihe wonderful discoAery in modern science, acting upon the beard and hair in an almost miraculous manner. It has been v sod bv the elite ol Paris and London with tho most flattering suece. Nanus of all purchasers will be rei?tcred, and if entire satisfaction is not given in every instance, the money will be checrlullv refunded. Price by mail, sealed ami post-paid, Descriptive circulars and test.imoniii.lsi mailed free. Address JJERGF.Il SHUTTS A CO.. Chemists, No . 2?:, River Street, Troy.N. Y. Solangents for the Tnited States. HJ-ly "beauty." Auburn, Golden, Flaxen & Silken Curls, 1-JROnnCED bv the U3e of Prof. DEBREUX' F RISER LiCHEVEUX. One application warranted to curl the mot straight and stubborn hair of cither eex into wavy ringlets, or heavy mAssive curli. Has been used by the fashionables of Paris and London, with the most gratifying results. Does no injury lo the hair. Price by mail, sealed and post-paid $1. Descriptive cireulars'niailed free. Address BERG ER, SHUTTS fc CO., CheraistP, 3Sr, Kivor Street, Troy, N. Y. Sole agents for the Tnited States. 23-1 jr $l,SOO PEKYEAR ! v;n AcentB eyerywhore to sell our ivrnovr.nS-Ukcw Machines. Three new Kinds. Under and upper feed. Sentontri.il. Warranted five year?. Above "alary r largo commissions paid. The oly machines sold in the United States for less tha.i $ 10, which are fulhj licensed by Ifoive, Wheeler At lViuon, Grocrr A liaker, Singer & Co., and Btchelder. All other cheap machine are infringements and the seller or uner are liabl torrt$t,jine and imprisonment. Illustrated circu lars Bent free. AddreM. or call upon f haw k Clark , at BiddefoH, Maine, or Chicago, II. i-vlln37-ly

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Separator Capilli.

Throw away your fa!c frizzes, your switches, rear wig Destructive of comfort, and nctVorth a fie : Come aired, com youthful, come uclvand fair, Ar.d rejoice in your own luxuriant h:iir. REPARATOR CAPILLI. For rcftorinsr hair unon 1h1(1 Iioj tfr.w. nhuivp jcaricit nay have fallen or.n and forrin? a jrrowth nair upon the l.w, it has no equal. It vvill fore tiie heard lo prow upon the moothe-t fare in from five to ei-ht weeks, or hair upon hald hcad in from two to three months. A few ignorant T)ractioner hav aerted that there i; nothing that will fore" or hasten the jrrowth or the hair or beard. Their assertions are falt-e. as thou-?;.ni-oriivinsr witmses (from t!n ir own experience) can hear witness. h:t manv w ill fav. liow are we to rti-t inyiiih the ueiinin- from the spurious It certainlv w aitliru.t. as r.-tie-tetith of the different nrfnarnfions .uienisou :r the hair and heard are entirelv worthless. I .um jou may nave a:readv thrown awav laa'" fimnunts in their purchase. To such we vor.'d siiv. irx the !,- a rat or Caj.iKi : u will ros vmi nort.inr v.r.lp it fully ccm -s up to our representations. H your dni-e'rt does not keep it. ,.,irt u on dollar and wc will forward it PJ1- together with a recr-inr for the money, which in ie retnrnert you on application, providing entire satlsfaciionis Otriven. Addre.-s, W. Tfc CL.VKK & CO.. niemists, 2;-ly No. Wot Fayette Street, Straci-sr, N. Y. II. E. DICKSON. IIGN'RY WOODBURY THE IRON AGE Ha3 come again: at least the I 3Fi O Ptf has st II. Tl. DICKSON .t CO'S HARDWARE STORE. IN THE SOUTH ROOM OF THE NEW BRICK BLOCK, PLYMOUTH, IND. Wh,re it can at all times bo SEEN and BOUGHT in almost ar.j- share,si?e, ouantitv and quali'y fron an ... AMERICAN COOKING STOVE to a COFFEE HEATER, or from a crow bar to a paper of 4 oz tacks. They hare Of erery kin'; Elevated Overs, Square, Tarlor Sheet Iron, Box, fancy or plain, with complete T K 1 1I .?Z I .V G 8 to match. SHELF GOODS of every description House trimming, DUOlland WINDOW hang in3; Glass ar.d Sash; Carpenters tools. BytheKeq or Pound; Mill eaws. Log aed Dü Chains; tho best Axes in the Wesi. Tin, Brass, and Hollow Wares Of all kinds; X L O W , SHOT KL M and all mnner of A jrricultural utensils, including Forks that load and unload hay by horse power a splendid assortment of O U T X. E R 3Ti FIS UIIOOKS LIXES, ROPD YlREt BEL TIXG AXD COir BULLS, Hi OX A YD STEEL IX BARS, ROLLS, SHEETS AXD BUXCUES r . n ract.-n-ery trun trial tiny one ever thought of ."-n ' 'uiunmc Jcuc, auu iuy uallu lulu ocsiu a mtä STOCK constantly arrMng, which they propc3a selling O 33C HAP Than the sane can be bought at cn clherplace thi.-i fcideof Fitüburgh. All kinds of tin, sheet iron, copper and-brass ware made and rep aired on reasonable terms and short notice, II. K.IMG'USOIV & CO. June 1 1SG3 v9n3S-tf 'XUVH2TXIAV8 v amine Uvjim jsjai-ijjcx ui U0.1J ! ,jmotn.fj nt iaeunis;'vi3 iuu iq pos.iopii oq joh Xottj ;cin rooj-'Pun -fipunsip Ji ar .Jrqx -and jaoj jq fcODud ju ?pos ouiuirxj puu uvj .ci.i sifinpur.q pun j.njjtjrj 10 Aiousa i"stia or;; oj noipDiji; v-Dodso prjni Jfjou p.-.MOü pan p.j.,j P.nno puv ,iOfj 4.s.n.)jnn saiK ? ipi;'i 's.iois puu IOO ..pUUl UIOJb1I. JO l.-.Alii Js..JU J" Hl OJ '.MllUllO UuuiiofpH pun iiiui-usj.- puu M!inoniA", jo mWho O'U jo uojiujiii; öi;iv;tAUi jtujodavU p;uo.u.fjqi' 'jjoig CiU(j söinißUJj Jo y j nog uoovjsjtj 'sEiiipuTj; ptre jaqT30j 'spoils 2? sxooa III 5UITJ0(I New Goods aud Low Price AT TIIIZ NEW ESTABLISHMENT OF Brownlcc & Losan, Tlie undersiirned have entered Into a partnehip for the purpose or carrying on a general retail raerchaudisiiLT ..-Un is at U.o OL. D; S!&TO Corner of Michiyar and La Forte Sts, Whore our old friends will at all time find cs ready aud willing to thaw them our, .VJII STOCK OF Crock-in, (ihusicarf, Muslin, Xotiont, i(c. Which we will aell cheaper thau they can b bought elsewhere. TAKE NOTICE. That front and after Jauuary 1st, 1SC7, wc Intend to sell for CASH OR HEADY PAY OXLY. ?3W keep the bent of Muslins, Sheeting, Pres Good Casnlmercp, aud the finest tcx k of Crockery and tla a ware in town. All nernons wishinc to buy and pay fo anything In one bill, canuot do baiter than to givo us a call. rerinn Indebted to J. Hrowuic are reaneTfia to rail and settle, a th old books mast be squared up at oce. . iw.tr, i. iro.vAitn i.t.AN.

An Old Song set to a l7ew Tk&. C2T 1867. J& As prlnj awrrKh4t Ants ani Iwht F rem thtir fioUt eoffu eJt And Alce and Halt JnMft ffczft, O'aUy flip aijirai.

1? ye.-rs ostahhvhed in N. Y. Ciry.M Orly iui'alübl-j rtaadies known." "Frte ttvm Poisous."' 'N't n.-n.Tou to tbe Hainan Family." Itati couie out of their boles to die." "CostarV'Rat. Roach, Ac, Exterm'i Is a paste u-d Tor I2at, Mcc, AWHi, ZfcX and Jiri Auf. l-, .. Costar's" Eed Bug Extermimtor I" a liqnid or rah u-ed to destrov, and alto as a preventive for JUd-Utgn.'tte. " Costar's" Eclectric Powder for Ifliecti 1 for Moth. .Vi7wii, T!m. JUit-Bxtgt . ... , Jiifirtg or yc7(.', fold, Ariimcl, ctr. " ! Hewarr ! ! ! of all worthless imlttionp. ;7-ee hat -Costar's name la on ch Box, Ivotti.. .ihd Hh-k. before vcu bay. rT Address, HENRY R. COSTAlt. 4M I'.roadvrav, Y. rSoId in Plymouth by G. Blaln, A Ci., and all Druggist end Retailer tnervwhere. CELEBRATED BUCKTHORN SALVE iwi V Bcn5'- rruf-". bounds. TU,. f'.i T'l V'' Nipples. nWdin ItMn Painful InioH, sorofu!ons. Potrid and H-conci .ncr Ind and f,nT" Vr if G4?"dulsr ti;in-s, Krtip'JohH.Cutan' ;,.Vl-ct,n. ftmjrwomi. Itch, Corns, tunion. Lilhiains. 4C.: Char,?...,! ir...i- T I . . .-. . mwl (11 : . : . Spiders. Insects, Animals, Ac, e.. t Jjou , C..CI.V 50 cent, and $1 (. ?-oll,y nl PTUL'lts cvtrvwhAud by O. Ulain, A Co. PlymeuUi At. fNIVKIWAL CORN SOLVENT, F or Com-, r.nnic ns, Wartu, Ac. VJCA"' .-'jr 11. C-tar IVpot IM Kro.-r AuJ hi iiUiu, i Co. PJvluouii? "oa-wy OOSTAU's ritEPAIiATION OP BinEB-SWEt'T AM) ßiCE BLOSSOÄ nni iu:altifvixo tiie comi-lkxion "' '! so often 111 leailtir in.r tl. . vi t Jr-l.tt!es, fl. J'7 ,a,n DrnfCf r.rrmL I COSTAB'S rECTOILL COUGH REMEDY, COSTAR'S cELKnuATnj) BISHOP PILLS, A UNIVERSAL DINNER TILL. For Nervous and Pirk Headache, Coatirfness. Indlr tion. iWnrPfia. Ililliouenw. Const inti Iti.r.C , and general derailment of ! Difstive organa. l.oh?Tf1 l,rn.fKu ven where. t Acl by J. PMrr i o.. I woh. Ind. ril-r.