Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 12, Number 36, Plymouth, Marshall County, 9 May 1867 — Page 3

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THE DEMOCRAT.

Local A"nd Miscellaneous. Advertisinc Aoexts. W. . Scirnnder 51 Dearborn Street, and Cook, Cor.cnx .M Co. S3 Dearborn fct.; Chiai-o, Ills, S. 31. Kettxxoill, Now York City, aud (?eo. P. Powell & Co., 23 Congress St. Boston, Mas., re authorized to receive advertisements for he Democrat. r-ittiWrsli, rt. Wayne k Chicago Hallway. On and after April 2. isr.7. Train willlcaye Station? VI Ur. (Sabbaths cxcepterf.l as uows: iia. ...... Oaicazo at 4,M T. M., leaves daily. TXAFXS COIXG WEST. lVtear:rh. R.vheitcr.. Sutern Alliance . . C5nton . . . . Orrville.... Woot'er... Mansfield . . .r A yi O.rin a m 2.1." p M 2.n A X S.! " in.: 1 11.10 1 10. Id U.-2 Z v 1,1 5.2'; I -i.m I..2H " .V.V) " 7.rs " ' 6.2 7."o ' ;. I". " s.ns I 7,i: 8,10 7.1 " : 0 1 1 ! !'.20 ;rV " 1 ..-o ' 11.00 " 10.00 " 11.35 " 10.25 " li.CO A 7i II.1 " 12..V " 11. 2S " 2.1f 12.S0 r m : 1.27 " 5.-20 ! " 6,0 t fA I 3.4. 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" S.35 " 0.05 " 0.41 10.00 ' 11.15 " 11.40 " 2.25 P M 3.10 " l Ar fi.05 " 12 .50 : JJ.10 " fi.15 " 8.57 " S.40 0.07 " P. 43 " 10.01 11.01 " 11.32 " 1.2. A M 2 f0 " , 3.20 2.3 " 3.4S " 1.05 ! 5.1; " 4.3) " ' 5.40 il 5.01 i .13 " 5.21 " ß.25 " 25 " ! 7.3 ) " .57 " i 7.".:) " ManefleM Wooter. Orrvlll Mscsslllon Cantn Alllanc? flrn Rivhet,r Plttsbnreh... S.45 0.4O 10.23 " ' 0,50 " 10,15 F. P MYE3.S. Gea'l Tkkt Asrnt. A team ran away last Tuesday moriiinj on Michigan street. No damage done, nnd nobody hurt. We are constat tly adding new typ to the Job Department of the Democrat office, and are prepared to do Job Piintin in the best sfjle. Our trms arc reasonable. We noticed that the M. C Republic contained nearly four columns of reading matter last week. Verily, the bUck-an l Un showeth Mjns of life. Most of the farm er9 are busy planting ' orn cr getting ready to plint. Tne weather has been cold, and epriag U more backward than usual. We are Informed that rather more than the usual amount will be planted this sea. on, if the weather tlos not proTe too unfavorable. We were treated in this locality on Mnday and Tuesday tbh wrek with finite a littleflurry in theshupe of a sno v storm. n Tuesday Morning early the snow covered the roofs of houses, but soon disappeare!. 1 he 5veather is very cold for the season. The Corporation Election on Monday I t't, resulted in thesnecrss of the rutin' democrat -iticket by inajorilit s ranging from r?xy ti fighty. Tl e vtc was light and less th !i the usual inter et manifested. (Jood or ier ami fuict prevailed, and the people generally, even the republican, are S'Jitied uith the result. We erred last week in announring that Mr. Humrickhnuscr had been muninatcd by the republican for the ofiic: of Marshal. We hid our information from a republican, but it Fccmshc was nil-taken. It is due our informant perhaps to täte ilia he is not a member of the corner elitjue who usually manage the affair- of the ra lie i! party in this place Yankee Ilohinvm's. Croat Circus and Menagerie will be in Plymouth on Tuesday next. Of course every body will goto see the Yankee and his two .-hows, which arc the largest nnd most complete in their organization of any now traveling in this country. Tn another column v. ill be found his advertisement. Read it and g-) to the show. AscibENTAL Death On Saturday Iu:rt a !itd boy.sometwelre or fouiteen yeari old, a Eon of Mr. James Davis, of thi pla??, fell off a train of freight cars, waq run over and moit.xhy injured. The cars paised over I is legs, frightfully mingling them, and he lived but a few hour? after th occurrence. The parents have the sympathy of all in their severe bereavement. There must be some cause for the excessive cold weather of the present month, but no one knows why this spring sh:uld be more backward than any other. We think the Russian American purchase of Hilly Seward, and its annexation to the Pnitcd tate, with the exclusion of the Southern States at the same tir,e from the Union, hjthe Hump Congress, hasmuchtodow ith this extreme. The weather clerk has been outdone by Seward and the Rump Congress. We call attention tn the fact that small boys attending school arc in the habit of watching for the care r fcbl 7a? a near the school house, and of placing thmw-lv-rs or. the track before tho train Agit approaches to see who can stand longest in that dangerous position, and escape unhurt. If eachrs and parents permit these thing, we mij 'pect to hear of sombody getting kilkd. Should mich a thing occur, the can blame themselves alone. We do notlinow that the teachers re cog nizant of these acta of the boys ; but the railroad is so near tho school house that they should give special attention to th matter, A petition has for some days past been in circulation, asking the town authorities to order a census, with a view to an organization 3 acity under the general law of the State. A city government would perhaps cost a trifle more than our corporation expenses have been under the town charter, but the advantages to be derived from the change would more than compensate for the increase. Our neighbors Valparaiso, South Tnd and Warsaw find that their city government work well. They are much more efficient in preserving good or-lcr than a town corporation can possibly be. a m . " iionrJLD. a man living at In wood in this county was robbed of over $ :;00 on Monday evening last. He had been at work nearTy nerCity and was on his way homo. He says that a man living in this place, generally rc garded a." a hard customer started with him from here to go to Inwood, and vhen about a mile from town presented a revolver, . demanding his money and threatcnig incase of refusal to blow out his brain-. Concluding he could spare the money better than he co'd is brain? he complied with the demand and handed over all the monr y he had except ten GOl.ara. He Mated Im loa, at ove r COO.

"Wtstervelt & Co. announce that they keep

I Pcn doors for the Io.t Office evert day (Sundays excepted) from 8 A. 31. to 8 i 31., and they invite all without regard to age, sex, Clor or condition to visit them whenevcrand as often as they may choose to do so, and "w hile there they ma- look at the Bleached Mucins at one shilling a yard Prints that "will not fade at 15 cts, Brown Crash for towels at 13 cts, Ingrain carpet at 50 cts and Hoots and allocs at every price. General Williani.s'of t'ue V'ariV jndianian, called on us last Tncpdaj. The Oencral is a cou.IUate for the noininalioh of county Clerk and if successful ifi hi cETorts will doüUleM be elected, as that county always gives !t lare mnjority for the radical ticket. We have hcrcr know;, an editor to receive any honors from his party for services rendered in buüuing it up and perfecting it3 organization, and if the Ciencral succeeds it will be an extraoriinary exception to the general rule in fuch cars. Success tc tou, General before the convention, we msan. In another column w ill be found the dop; ordinance rscd ly the corporation trrtees last week. The law takes effect tomorrow, when if dogs arc found running at large without a muzzle the owners are liable to a fine of from one to five dollars, and the dogs will recivca free passport to the happy land of Cinitic The 3IaiIial will vigorously enforce the provisioni of the ordinance, and it will be well for llioe owning dos of value to keep an eve on them. The Lake Citv Phil-harmonics gave one of their excellent concerts at Balcony Hall on Tuesday evening last. The programme was one difficult to properly execute, but they acquitted themselves remarkably well. The "Oratorio of Queen F'sther" should have drawn a larger audience than was pre sent on Tuesday evening, especially when the proceeds of the concert were to be devoted to a religious purpose. Wc regret to learn that the receipts did not exceed the expenditures. Wc learn that the outer walls surrounding the new brick row erected last summer, have been materially damaged by the recent rains. These walls are in no way connected with the buildiugs, which we arc glad to say are uninjured. The cause of the injury seems to have been an imperfect system of drainage adopted by the owners, to carry ilT the water passing in front and rear of tlu buildings every time it rains. A sufficient passage way could easily bo made outside the walls to carry off all the' water and thus rave further trouble. MAT.TiiKn. On Wednesday, the 8th inst, fit the residence of Hon. A. L. Wheeler, the bride's father, by Itev. Wm. Lusk, Hon. I). E. V a n v a i. k n x n r T r, 1 1 and Miss Alice M. WiinF.i.r.Tt, all of Plymouth. The happy couple received the congratulations of many friends, and the same evening started on their bridal tour. The printer boys acknowledge the receipt of tiie usual perquisites in the shape of a magnificent bride's cake and in return tender their best wishes for th? happiness :inl prosperity of the wedded pair. "Oh! who ox'jairU. ! li'ht oari Ml Tlie joy which tmiOi:i omiil'lence impart ? (' who ran p-lrt MiThnrm unspeakable Which link in tender bands two faithful hearts V" TJie itciif uclis Election. Kentucky, at her election on Saturday for mtiiibcrs of Congress, made a noble response to the late gloriotn victory in Connecticut. J5hc scuds an unbroken Dcmceratic delegation to Congress. Let the Iemocraey throughout the country take courage. The dgns of the times arc encouraging, aa the late elections prove to us beyond a doubt. All hail to the njble Democracy of Kentucky. The Republican admits that when it gets hard up it "adopts'' articles from the Chicago Truunc as hading editorial. It says it always iudicates that they are not original, and challenges us to produce an exception. Tho editor is a wily old customer and thinks to break the force of its admission by this challenge, well knowing that but few, if an papers keep from year to year files of their exchanges. Wc shall not spend our time in hunting up the proof of what is already known to all the readers of the Republican, especially as such labor would not bo remunerative. Tiie editor of the black-and-tan sheet over the way speaking of what we said last week about his determination to test our right to charge for legal advertising, says: "It is strange tiie Democrat cannot tell the truth about the simplest matter." "The siwplett matter." Yes, wc should think it was the "timplest matter." An editor of a newspaper claiming a circulation larger than that of the Democrat, making a statement weekly that 50 is "double and 'thrihble" price for the publication of a divorce notice three we.ks, ma- well remark that it is the "simplest matter." The editor makes himself the subject of the severest criticism by ail respectable publishers for the repeated assertion that $0 is "double and 'thribble'" price for such no tices, when ui fact it is below the customary price in alMosl any county in the Stale. The editor's offer to publish them for $3 is sufllcient evidence of the demoralization of the black-and-tan concern. It is an evidence of the truth of a recent statement of the cditcr that he gets "one-third bctterpricesfor advertising" than wc do. How would the publish' crs of Indiana liks the idea of adopting the Republican's scale of prices for legal adver tising? We suggest that the publishers call a convention for the purpose of makin the price for divorce notices $2 instead of $10, the price almost universally adopted throughout the State, so that the black ami tan editor can have the benefit of an occasional legal advertisement. i:Iuciitloii:il ftotlcc. Tin. Superintendent of Public Instruction Prof. O. W. Hoss, will visit this county offl cially on Tuesday the 21st day of May, at Plymouth, nt which time he wishes to meet all the Township Trustees, the School Direct ors, and as many of the Teachers of the coun ty as can attend in the afternoon at the Court House at 1 o'clock. I hope to sec n full attendance as the meeting will be a great benefii to all who may attend. In the creninir ho will deliver an address upon Education to which all arc invited. The Trustees of the several townships can obtain the new library books apportioned to their townships bycalImg at my olhce, over the bank. Mark Cumming Kxauiincr.

The Warnings ol a Statesman. Daniel "Webster, in his day, was regarded as a profound statesman. His party friends used to call him "the great expounder of the constitution." lie was a man of vast intellect and great analytical powers of wind. Here is ouc of his best illustrations of a great nnd important truth. It will be foii nd in his unkcr J 1 1 1 i Monument oration, and wo c.uM ask the advocates of iniütdry despotism in the b'outh to give it a most careful reading: ,.A military republic, a goTirnrpcL't founded on nioek elections and supported only bv tho sword, is a movement indeed, but a retrograde and disastrous movement from the regular arid old Jashioncd monarchial system. If men would enjoy the blessings of republican government, they must govern themselves by reason, by mutual Counsel ana consultation, by senro pf feeling and general interest, and by t';e acquiescence ofhe minority in the will of the majority properly expressed; and above all. the military must be kept, according to the language of our bill of rights, in strict subordination to the civil authority. Where this lesson is not both learned and

practiced, there can be no political frcelom. Absurd, preposterous, it is a scoff and a satire upon free forms of government to be exercised at the poiut of the sword." The closing sentcnee is peculiarly significant to-day in view of the condition of affairs South, and deserving of more careful consideration on that account. PaoI. Agassiz on IJic r.'ogro. In a recent lecture Agassiz remarked : ''I have painted out over a hundred specific differences between the bonal and nervous systems of the white man and negro. Indeed, their frames are alike in no particular. There is not a bone in the negroä body which is relatively the same shape, size, articulation, or chemically of the same composition, as that of the white loan. The negro's bones contain a far greater percentage of calcareous salt than those of the white man, even tho negro's blood is chemically a different fluid from that which courses in the veins of the white man. The whole physical organism of the negro differs quite as much from tho wh'te man's as it does from that of the chimpanzee that is, in his bones, muscles, nerves, fibres-, tho chimpanzee has not much further to progress to become a negro than a negro has to become a white man. This fact science inexjrab'y demonstrates. Climate 1i:h no more to do with the difference between the white man and negro than it has with that between the negro and chimpanzee, or that it has between the horse and the ass, or the eagle and the owl. Each is a distinct and separate creature. The negro and white man were created as different as the owl and eagle. They were designed to fill different places in the system of nature. The negro is no more a negro by accident or mislbitunc than the owl is the kind of bird lie it? by accident or misfortuue. The negro is no more the white man's brother than tho owl is the sister of the cag!e, or the ass is tho brother of the horse. How stupendous, and yet how simple is the doctrine that the Almighty MaV.er of the universe has created inherent species of the lower animals, to 11 i 1 the different place.? a!d oüi?es in tho errand scenery of nature.' A CI It EAT Sur AM A PK, Fkk. Thö Supreme Court of Missouri has finally settled the case of Shultz vs. Mary Ii. Tyler a case which has been in litigation for well nigh fifteen years, and involved the title to thirty arnents ot land situated in the heart of Xorth S't. Louis, known as the Mound tract. Tho case has been to the Supreme Court of the United States, and is now finally disposed of by a Vv rdict for Mary L. Tyler. The property involved is worth upwards of a million. Gtover and Shcpley were the attorneys for Shultz. the unsuccessful party, and Hritton A. Hill was the attorney for Mary L. Tyler. His fee was $00,000, one of the largest fees ever received in this country. St. Louis tor. Cla. lanes. At the recent election in Connecticut, an old veteran named Lawton Habcoek, lOo years old, was present at the poll-; in the town of Old Lyme and east a Democratic vote. He has voted at evefy election for President from tho formation of our Government to the present time, and always with the Democratic party. It Is sutcly time that the idea of Hacon having written Shakspcare's works was played out. It is all yammon. 1C oz. for a lb to great and small, at Kelly, Kendall & Co.'s. Kelly, Kendall k Co. have just received the latest style of Olassware, which they will sell cheap. Kelly, Kendall k Co. will sell as cheap as those who pay no rent. Drs. L. Fagin & ßros., of South Ilend, Indiana, authors of a new system of medicine in the treat ment or Chronic Diseases, and a new mode of combining me Jicines.will visit tho following places, cirrji t good ?tipply of medicine : PLYMOUTH, Wednesday, May 15. INWOOD, Thursday, May 1C. ROÜRBON. Friday'. May 17. Call early. Consultation free. It To C.uardiai.H. V?i learn that some seventy citations to guardians in this county liavo been issul hy order of the Court of Common IMoas. These nre retifrnahlc at the rfcxt term of the Court commencing oft the first Monday in June. It will be seen that the Court is determined to require guardians to irfako their reports in compliance with law. luardians will have to answer these citations at the next term, or be liable to attachment. The undersigned will attend to making reports nnl answering citations for those who may desire hisservices. Charges reasonable. n35t3 J. G. OsiionxE. TO COXSUMITIVES. Tli " adrerticer. liavinff Iwen restored to lieaith 'n a fiw works hy a dimple remedy, nftrf h.ivinp finlfen-d for ppveral years wltlva itefens lane atle'Ction ana that dread disease,' otiHimiption, In nnxioin t make known to hid fellow dUtTereM th- m'anr of cure. To all who decire It hi will sr nd a ropy of the p-erlp-tlon iiscatire i rnarjri, wnnuimuern ht preparing and tnin; the fame, whii h th' will nnd a tff vurt for i'nnnniitUnK Axthntn. I'luinh. f 7.. and all Throat ami J.nnj affect ion. The only object of the advertiser in sending th prescription l.s to nenetu the alllicted nnd spfd Information which, he. ronrelvea to be Invaluable ai.i he hoiK-i every antferrr will try his remedy, .n i v ill cost them noth'.n?. and may prove a blessing. Iarti' wishing the pricription. fr-. by retnrn mail, wiH id -n se address Hev. EDWAKi A. WILSON, y.yl Williamshurj:, Kinjfs C o., X. Y. ERHÖHE QV V4U TI3. A p-nt!man who aiuTercd for yenra from nervons db'lity, prematnre decay, and the efleet of youthful Indiscretion, will, for he aake of a afl rlne humanity, aend fr to all who red It, th reclp and directloni for making the simple remedy by which h was ear d. inerera wishlne topront by the advertiser seTpericncr r .n do so. braddrcn-inff In rrmfldVncr. JOHN . OtJ

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Throw Ufa thf Ik,. If evrry ho;ie ifj will throw her cheap, worthk-M kinds ofa!vratu3 ii:l Soda to tli doc, and uN; onlr the H- V;,tiinnl "A r.itt. there will nt b ho much yellow, heavy lre:id and biscuit to le f een. und consequently not fi in. my ljpeptie, ailinir porsotiJ. (Jet a paper and if it doci uot suif your money will be refunded.

Ac.rn, Cirii.LS on Ixtkumittf.nt Fever curetl, or money refunded. lr AVitt's Ague Pills are entirely a new medicine, and having been tried in over 1.20) of the very worst and obxtinate cases of Chill - and Fever and never failed ?vi-n in one case to clleet a cu. the proprietor guarantees them to cure every case. e'Veii after ad other nito'!'ii's Tiil. Those Milli ringshouM'.inmeUa1eiy gl Vethem a trial. For sale hy lrugiriis or.-er.t y mail on receipt ot price, 1. Atuir . - Dr.1 Witt. Ilox Oil. Cincinnati, Ohio. S7vl Tnz WifiTE Pixk. li:as long :ecn kf:own that this tree contained icany cxoelliit medicinal nullities, but it is only of comparatively recent date thatfEcv have tt'n anal vied and combined into remedfe for popular use. Dr. J.W. Toland, formerly a clergyman of hth repute-, a few years since prepared such a me-diei I, which lie called the "White Pine CompounJ," and so elhcacious has it proved in all throat, lung ami kidney diseases, whercr it his böen u?cd, tüai the popular demand for ts rabidly increased Lntil the lis-cove'-cr was obliged to derctc his Mliole attention to the business of preparing it for the market, aud ii, now sta.ids in the front rank of the medical specifics ed ihe day. P.'- Swett, of the New England Cc'anie Depot in Ho.'ton, has become n f,t in t)is papcr ,rc an interesting account pionriotor ot UiO tnn-.poi'nu, aci ins a.ivmist'of its origin and succef.'.siiostänti.ifed ny a large number of certificates from well known citizens of the New England States. The medicine is specially popular in Maine, New Hampshire 'and Vermont, where the virtues of the white pi no are as familiar pshousehold word.-. 35ai3 3.oo5i zii:re: We invite all to come and pay up, as we mast have money. S. k. M. Yya Ki:it. Just received from New York auction, the best Balmoral Skirt, for $1,7."). Yard wide Muslin at 15 cts per yard. Calicoes for 12 and 15 cts per yard. Bleached Muslin for 15 cts, at S. k M. 1 rc k Kit's. The latest style of Hoop Skirts ju.-t received. ÖOtf. 25 or 30 cord of Stone. Kuquirc a? S k M. Becker's Store. P LYMOU TH "MARKET CORRECTED WEEKLY Flour per harrc' $1 4,n0(? ? 1 fi.n: Wheat ier bashel $2u(l.vf .:,." Corn New .M) Old C) Oats .'UlftlO Potatoes .r)(j;i) Clover peed $ V' I 1 n x sc C'J Lard...; HK'tH Butter ISfTü'JO F.ggS 10012 Ileeswax ..ii..;.i. Tallow ' 10 H;,,rj, AÜTA Hifles green " Drv Hay, will Tame Apples, green, per bushel. Dry, per Tn .......... i (t . 1 J rs.fiO ftio.tiO Sl,uo0!i.-o Hlfi Insi u x i:. iYr.-ons wishing to insure their properly in fird class sliwk enn.ivinit will con.-ult their intesest by calling n J. (t. O-liorne, at his office, cast side of Michigan street, br.-t block north of the Parker house: nJnil $7Uo'hvi!nK' p iid if. r:pon .nulysis f Dr. IId'KKI.ts VKi:rrr.iti.K A:ck Cliie, it Is fo-.jnl to rnTituiri :my riNiNi-:. AKSF.Nir, stuvchxixi-: r roisox. f.r any ingn-difnt but what is ITIUXY VE'JKKAI'.L!', as its Tiani-'? ItidiiMfi's. ii a. liEcKKi.rs vr.r:i:T.r.u: At;ii: ciki: i. ? ni.l irc'ik down t': system in on part t r nnve the iU.-';?..' in ai:ol!iT. It liO--5 ftoii.l tiie t-'-t :mt jifrf-irm-ed cures when all other remedl'-s had failed. IT tTIIK? INSTANTLY, and in no instan-- w ill th.' i.-rn have more than one C'uil! afh r the first dose. :inl in ihe majority of rases not even that. It arcompiir-h' - it- work by DESTItOYIN: TIIE ( At'SE of th : urease. It contain? no uinine, no Arsenic, no mineral, no Poison. Call for Dr, IiKCKKLI.'S YKO KTAIibK AfJl'E CUItE and take mi ihvr. To not 'e inijKwt d upon by having your PnnrNt or tradesman tell you he has something else oqnally a eo(d. For saie by Druggist? and dealers gen rail v. rF.IiSIIINO A- BiUnVN'. Agt'J.t." for Plymouth, Ind. nS2-0m Uf.movat.. The undersigned has removed his place of business to Iiis new office near his residence on the cast side of Michigan street, north of the Parker House. Those wishing to see hint on business will please take notice and govern themselves accordingly. 3iinl J.J. Osnor.xE. All who arc in want of Sewing Machines can he furnished at Paul's boot it shoe störe with the very lvst Sewing Machines that are made, both the Singer and the ( trover it Baker machines, and at prices as low as they cxn he bought for in the United States. lS-tf A Yui'so L.iv returniii": to her country home, after a pojourn of a few months in the City, w as hardly recognized by her friends. In place of a conr-e, rustic, flushed face, she had a oft r;;by complexion of almost marble moothn 'ss, and instead of twenty-three she really appeared but eighteen. I'poii inquiry as to the cause ofso jrreat a chin, she ji'iinly told th-:a that she in ed the f'IIICAfAX HAL.V. and eon.-idered it an iuval nable aereiisition to a I-ady' toil-t. lty its nse any Ladyor (i'ntleman can Improve their jxTsonal appearance an hundredfold. It i- Finv.de in it- comL'ination. us Xa tnro hrYself Is sftnplr, y-'t nnsnrpa-'sed In lt eflieacy in drawing impuritie from, aNo healing, clinsinj and beautifying the akin and complexion. Hy its action on the cuticle itdrraws from it all imparities, kindly heal ini; tli" :inv andlenvin th'' surface ax Nature intended it should be, clear, hoff, enioolli and beautiful. I'rice $1, pent by Mail or Express, on tin receipt of a order l,y W. L. CI.AHK & CO., Chemists, No. , West Fayette St. Syracuse, X. Y. Tho only Am-riean agents for tin name. 2-5 -ty r. .S IicicR? MsiiKlrsiKo rillj a SiibHtilute lor Calomel.These 1'iiis are coniv,'!,'d of varioiH root-, ltavifTir the power to r-l;ix the s(.eret ions f the liver as promptly and flectnally as blue pill or nuTciirv. and without produe-in-aiiy of those tlisai.'ri'eable r dangerous ell'.-ct which iften follow th we of the latter. in all billons disorder then., rills may lw used with Copfldenre, as they promote the tlisrh.-irjji! of vitiated pile, and remove those obstruction from the liy-rand biliarv dints, which are the cause ofbilioits atTeetioiis in S( IIEN'CK'S M ANDItAKK I'II.I.s an Si. k llea-l-ache, ami all disorders of the Liver, Indicated by callow fkfn. co.jt.-d tom'u '. costiveness, drowsiness, an. I a general feeling of we:iifnes nnl lassitude, showing that the liver is in a torpid or ihstrueted condition. In fhort, hese jiillrt may bo used with advantage in all cases when a purgative or alterative medicine is r-I'leasea-k for "Dr. Sehenck's Mandrake Pills," and ohserve that the two likenesses if ttm Doctor are nt the (iovertnin-nt stamp -on' when In the la-t ftae of Consumption, nnd tin other in his present health. Sohl v all drn"t.s and dealers. lYiee 'i", ci-ntspi-r box, lrlncip.:HMr(e, Xo. f, Nofi 'tl, street. Mol l., (Jeti.-ral Wholesale Air-nts : Denns, Mimes A Co.. 21 Park Kow, New York ; S. S. M.ince. JUS p.,:timore St.. It.iltimore, Md. : .lohn D. Park, N. E. cor. of EonrMi ami Walnut St, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker tTaxl-ir. lit, nnd l-JUWaba'-h Avenue, Chicago. 111. ; Collins ih s Honthwcst corner if Second and viiar Sfs; Sf. Loitis, M.,. YJfrrlO-lNi V; 5th amlyr. I liavc Fdd out my business to YVliit ney, lro.'s k Co., who will carry on the business at the same stund I lately occupied. All who know themselves indebted tonic will dea-c call and settle, as I need money at this time and must have it. Wc hope no one will neglect this invitation m my business shall be settled now.

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Da. Swxis's Vegetable Haib Balm invariably restores grey hair to its riginM color, without staining the fin or clothing. It leave3 the most dr, dead adVrisp hair, soft, moist an glossy, causA it to curl, and keeps it irita place,

while It promotes its growtl and pretents itsValling off. It On(as neither oil cr alri 'hol. Numeroi preparations f oil, nlcoool m m and pulphurVtarc 1-een r(:ucd upon tbo ( public, aud having toinl-tf failed to givo ta,i:jfaction tlLmanuf-fturcrs have de . XA . , U ! r-'J ir. Dwain wariu-its ecetauie Laira te accomplish all tWk,ic claims for it, and authori2 L;s agcnS0 refuuJ the monc7 .... . - . wnerever n iaus to o satisfaction. It is an cntir aud ecientiSa preparation, he distilation of rare and fragranfnowcrs, khich renders it not only the bt rencwcin the world, but makes it igu-ticularly agreeable as a hair dressing to both old Vid young, whilo its liqJbl purity and flor odor are in striking -fcatrast witü lue nuVT mixtures usur The prorietor has letters from nAny of the clost istingnishc 1 as well as fashVnablo rcle juJo0S clergymen, lawyVs, physicas, opera singers, actresses, &i certifng to the remarkable virtues the Don't !et anr dealer urge upon yen a uifferent articlebut if your tradesman does not keep this, send one dollar fora trial bottle totho nearest aent. or t he proprietor. If for prey hair, send for No.-l. If for hair dressins. seivl for No. 2. C. 11. Swain, proprietor, No. 31 South Water street Chicago. For sale by aU tha wholesale druggists In Chicago. Also for s.!.: hy all Dragg"!- in I'iv mouth. vP2n BRIS RAILWAY. v.nojt: en' a:: -!i ' hi.:: n:i-k p.ovrk TO TV1:aV YÖI1K, liOSTOX AND XKV r.N'CLAXi) CU'Ii:. ThN II.inw.Ty cxt.-iius fr..t.i Dt NKiKK to Xi:w Yoitiv 1G() miles, Bt'FFA T.o to Xew Yohk 42:1 miles. Salamanca to Xew Your 115 miles, AM IS FROM 22 to 27 Miles the SIIOR'JUdT ROUTE. All trains rnniiliiir dircftly tlimtilt to NVv,- Yorlc. I IT 1 W JULES WITHOUT ClIASOK or COACHES. From and ;ifter NwmVr l'.th. Isiv,. trsir will bave in connection wiih all western lines follows: r?:o n fxkw k. i .v i t v. t .vci-rty Xe w York lini'j rro:a I'niou d.-oois : o.oo.i. .v. .Y;ir yu:ki. y a'.y:-. From ai.-i. iu-i:i-.t. ( SiiiKi.iys eyi-.-oted. I Stops ;t UoriielUviU.. m. 1 1 a. M.tlS'-i'r.t in'-:-s -etin' v.iia the .".:!' . m. Day :.'iiess fryai üutr.ilo. and arrives li New York at V. M. i.ir. . .v. xrw vor. y;;;rr ;:xrr?m. from ivnkirk. iSandavs ci-epted. stops :t S.il:iiti-mi-.-i ti..').' v. f. : o:m;vt) T'lrr.ers ?..V5 a. v.. 1kft. tmd arrives in w York at i ?f.. rotriecrin with nfternoon trains aa.l steamers f r io-to;i und Xew England cities. FX'KV ni-r".T.O V.- New V.-rk timo fr-m D.pot t or. Exflianv'-.' and Michigan Streets : I -W, .t. IT. Xi:Y ytif.-.h' PAY :.Y,.?"vs-. (-sa-,.ln-s -Jt.-eiit.-ll I t :lt tlo-Il -O.-vil!.- s.-.O . M. I liki't. ) S1I'i -!i:iiiti:i -J.lo i m..: oline i Turner's s.l'." r r.. !:;). i and tfi'ives in .-v York M. "'I v. v. '.ui.-cr :t .r -.tt I'.einl wtl li hi'l.iwj re. l,-o-k:iv:iiinn ,V Western rtilri.M't. :iiiil .-it J- rsev i-iiv vit!i mi !r :'!it E.vtire. train ol'Xe-.v Jersey nilroa 1 for l'iiil i le!;i!ii;i, Il.tltitaore and Washington. s.-.o t. V. .V,".VV.s- .irtrr.. via Avon av- IIorn-Ils. vill (Satt'l.iv.s excepted. I timves jp ,i.,v York tit 7.o0 A. i. : eoini.-i lit Klmin with irt'ierii-p..ntr.-il rail-v.-;i'-f. r I! irri-hur-j-. I'liil.ol.-h hia, M-tllisuor,.. :tli-iii'to-.i :n l p-i:its soiitli. 2.2.) . f. LUiUTMYO FXPJJ'. , sund.-iys except- !. stops :lt 1 ! rto -;?s il'e t. r. (snp.1 nnd :irrives in Xew York T.o1' a. v.. con"ects ;it .! r;'-y citv wiih morning Fxpres train of N. w Jerser U'rlro-id for 15 iltitnor .itil Wa-hi:i-'fot. nnd at ?Cew York witli lnornin' Express Ir;i : 11 for llostoti and Xew EiiLtlanil cities. f..oo p. .v. xKiV ior,'K'x-;rrTKxrKK.,vuu-. at Ilorneüsviile 1o..'!0 i. v.. (supper) intTseet?;i' vith the t.i.'i i. m. train froiri Dunkirk, and rrit-e in New York I2.::n r. v.. als.t-e.tnii'.-cts a Elr.i'ri for Ilnrburg. I'inla li-lpliia anl south. 11. . .V. ( IXCIXXATf FXPRFX. iSundavs cx. repted.l stops at Sas(!iehnn ih T.) a. !.; ("'"kft l Turner's l.'t r. M.. (dine und nrrive in New York at 'I.E. p. i.. connects at (ir.-at D'tid with Delaw.-ir t.l p. m.. conneefs at (.i-.-at r.'tid witli Delaw.-ire. I.arknwn,na W.-p-rn railroad for Ser.intop. Trenton anl rhilade'phi-i. and at Xew York with afternoon trains and st':rn- rs for Do-t-ui aud New Knirlatid rit - i'. 4 T- 4 w.t T -f on C in, . 1 .n 5... T . . 'T.. 1 , r. m.. and r-ae' hi" Xew York at M v v 41 i . nil... ,.-. "ii . nmi.ll. . ,11111 Ii iloUU I .I'J T, , T. , , ., , . i I.o-.on and NewT.ivrland pisnj.-rs. ,v,,l, tV--r baj. . J The best wntiWted ;i.d mo-t lnTitnoiH sleeping coaches IX'lllF UiA accomp any all ui-li, trains on this rail wav. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH, An-1 n:r vjx us !or a ar-it o'h: r ,-o tf, -. ASIv FOR TrCKIITS VIA TRIE RAILWAY, Which can be obtained at at principal Ticket Oilices in the west and south west. it. nun nr. (.eiiTSupt. 12-ls '.:. P. P. A pp. (.'en'l Pass ag't. AYoitderf.il bnt Tnic. MADAME IIEMIXC.TOX, thi world -renowned As troloist and Somnainbulistii Cdairovoyant, while in a clairvoyant state, delineates the very features of the person you are to marry, and by the ai l f an instrument of intense power known ai the Psycaoniotrope, guarantees, to produce a perf-'et and ofe '-like picture of the future husband or wife of the applicant, with date of iiiarri.iire. occupation, lead'uii: traits of character, fco. This is i:o f imposition, as testimonials without number can assert. Itv stating pl.ic? ot birth, a -e, disposition color of eyes and hair, and enelosin fifty cents, and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive the picture by return mail, together with the desired inf'irmation. Iff" Address in cotifidene., MADAME (JERTET'DE UEMINtiTtJN, P.O. Ex.. 2.17, Wot Troy, X. Y. 2 5-ly There cometh clad tiding of joy to all. To yininir ami to M. to eavat sind to small; The beauty which once was so precious and rare Is free for all. and all may be fair II j' the use of CHASTELL'AR'S WHITE LIQUID For Improving and Ileatitifyinsr the Complexion. The most . -ilnahle and perfect preparation in us,., f,,r fivino; the skiii a beauiiiul pearl like tii f, that is otdv lound iu yoi th. It (iiiiklv n uioes 'lai. Freckles7 Pimples. P.lotches, Moth Patches, Sallow ness. Eruptions and all impurities ofthe skin, kintllv h-.ili:i" the sani"' li-avitiLT the skin uhite and clear as :ilabaster7 Its use can not ho delected by tin closest st riitiuy. and beinu' a vegetable 51reparali1.11 is perfect lv harinless. It is the only article of tin kind used le;-th French, and is considered by the Par- in as indispensable to a pi-rfei t tolh t. rpvar..s ir.'i'i.iHNl bottles wen -old .liiini" the pa-t year, a sulllcient guarantee of its -itli'acy. Price on)' 75 cent.-'. Sei.T to mail on receipt of mi 'rib-r, by r.HKCKU, SHE ITS Co.. Chemist , y Kiv''r st- T",v. N. Y. PIIAT IKK I'd) " CONWITL' 1 ioNS"" Filv S'l'OliKI) by IIt:i.Mn.i.o's Hxraicrr Iociiu. 1 0 INQ3 VEQI1TAD LH AMUROSA" IX A rare ar'icle for lie Toilet, sold only Ll'.MO."S Dru'Slor DYK STUFF of every kind ni ofthebest ialitv. at LKMON'S DniR Store Steam BUtzi.ic for Kale. A PORT AHM: F. NC! INK 1:2 hor-e power, will be ?old,as we wish to make room for a hrci oue. It can be scn running at the Foundry and Machine hp of '.MtfJ ADAM Si fclVIONi-, Synth rivmouth.

EXCELSIOR ! EXCELSIOR

CHASTELLAR'S Hair Exterminator ! Fon Removing SuRrrnrLuoirs Hair: Totho ladies rnpeci:-ilv, this invalvnl-lo deVi!a- ; 0rv recommends itself as being an ahuost indis- ! pensibte article to fetnal be ri'y. i easily :p!i.-l und doc? not burn or i!:jme the skin, but arts d;.u-( tly oil the roots. It is warranted to remove; I surpcrflhior.S hair from th low forehe.id or Ironi ; ; :in v ruft nf tin- li dv. rnmnhittdv. tot il!v and rad- ; I iea'.ly e.vterminaiiäg tho .-umo, leaving the skin i ' softshioo'li and natural. This is the only ar?ijele used by the French, and isthc only real ff.i ' feetual denilbitorv in existence. Price 73 cts j : per package,; sent post-paid to any addres?, on , leccipt cf all order br j DERUKR.SII'EKTS & Co., Chemists, ! River Street, Troy, N. Y. &3 o FIRST PREMIUM -V OF A SILVER MEDAL WIS AW IK PIP TU BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE Vi, th X. IX. State Ariou!turl 8itT. iu Fair boideu in Nasbu. Sept. 20, I HA. BARRETT'S Vegetable Hair Restorative Itttecoming the mmt popular Miele for Rettorat nd Heaaiifvinc Uie Hair. Uroa;hout til F.st. Weit. North mid South. 1 nirior . qu&litv n l adaptation to the wanU nf the puhlic, must insure iL comileta suoeeas. It win aburilr nppcar la lUe European Jrk Joumai. VV i a niancTT JL. no. LORD & SMITH, CHICAGO, General Agents for tne If orthwestera State. r.rsal"v E. I. Lc-'li. DrnjM, r!viov.!li. Iiul. vl-irrio ly C crr ZC'p M H 3 ft CO do" 2 3 s r s 0 -. '0. j: o I H P. i H 0 0;2 o ? V. i rv A 9 H o 3 y. ö c-1 2 in o ö Pi Valuablo Land For S.I? F."il ??.r.. 1'0 er.-s uferst on ility T-and. le;n:r a portion of tiie IVio'ei Trnvi's E-t:ite. whieli Ii;-s t' rer mii i'.oit;i-i a-t oi i'i rto:;',:. oil t!j. (övlien load. Sevi.riv-ive rirres of 0,e hind jst,! improveil. (food o?-eh-ird. fences, Vr.. :i:id the hal.itiee is timbered iainl, with plenty dl" saw and r.iil titnhe- f-r the. nse of the p'.ae . For fitrtlf-r ,pnrti 1 1 - s aoplv to A. C. ('apron, or th" i.mi rsijned : 1-U : i i.:eir.- .1 mil. ont of I'lvtnonth. i'ETKlf .l.U'OE.y. 2-J-tf A'im'r of iii- E.-t. of D.tni, l Travis der'.'. IXÄPüRTAKT ITOTICBTO I" T . st T : P i ; t ai'lUOl'S iV li'.Jillllf V 31 a till I SlCf 11 TOS. : : lrtaM. Ste.un Saw VäU. and Shiiv.dc Marhines ' r.iH'l !;; MKirp. ivtv:-a r i- tii. i Niicm. Ohio, arv i . IIK-5T Mll'l Tl I "! t J I P INT T? Ill ri tll. I "nit.. " . ... , ... i am 4 Stales. All orders Mt at the tl'e.- of C. II. I'kkvk. in Plvmouth will r -c-ive pr-nnpt att.-.tti.iti. Capacitv of ' s..".v Mills 1 0:i;i t' ni. fe-t ner hot-.r 'll.ev em' he j 'Jn fl !., .V..,;.i Vv..: ,- h e i ihr'vr f j tnivey Ivhn.'er, o'. i ivmoalh. I -rtMs liberal. liAr.i STATK OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY. $ In Coninion Tle.is Court, June Term, 1-G7. Amelia J, Gilland) v.s Divorce. Ja.-per N. C illand. S Tiie plaintiff in tin above entitled c.u:-e, hy l.er attorneys, has filed in my pflice licr complaint ncjaiiist tlic defendant, and it appearing by tiie She rill's return on summons issued, tli.it the defendant, Jasper X. (Jillar.d is a non-resident ot the State of Indiana, he is therefore htrchy notified of the pendency cf faid eomplaiht a.i;:.inst him, and unless he appear, answer or demur thereto at the eailiii'' of said cause, on t the i r3t day of the nect terrn of said c'o'irt, to be benn nnd held at theCouM IlouSe lhtholow.iof rivmouth, on the First Monday of June, lsG7, said complaiiit and ttic matters ard tl.inps therein eontainr! and alledcd will be heard and detei mincl in his ahsenct. JOHN C. Ct'SILYTAN, Clerk, rhill'ps & Johnson, TllVs Att'. r.'ii ..TiilIL.:rCTJ5"0 SUrPBR NO MORE ! Whenliy thiMisc of DU. JOIN VILLK'S KUXI;T you can be cured peimacnt"y, and at a tri(liue; co.-t. Tli as-oni5hi success which has attended this invaluable niedicinc for I'livsical and Nervou3 Weakness, ("enorrd Debiiity and Frost ra ti on. Loss of Muscular Fnerpy. Impotenev.or Rtiy oftl.e conse(Uenee of youthful indiscretion, rcnd'fs: iZ toe most valuable preparation ever discovered. It will remove all nervous affections, depression, incapacity to study or business, less, ofmetnoi v, contusion, thouhtof felf-destniction, fears of in.-):uiity, :e. It will restore the appvtite, renew the health of those who have dest roved it bv pet'sual excess or evil practice. Youn Men, lie huinlujred no more 1 v "Qtcke Doctirs" and ignorant practiners, but send without delay for the Klixir, and be at once restored to health and happiness. A perfect cure is guaranteed in every instance. Frice il,or lour bot ties to one address, One bottle is MilHcietit to effect a euro Tn all ordinary cases. ALSO, DR. JOINYILLK'S STKCIFIG FILLS, lor the Fpeedy and permanent cure of lio'ionhea, ("lee., I'rethral Diiehares. (Jravel. Stricture , and all aireti'ii.s of the Kidoevs and Ih.idtier. Cures e.Vcced in from uno to live days. They are prep i red from vegetable: extracts that are hamlet? on the Fy?tetn,nn l never nauseate tho ptomaeh or impregnate the breath. No change of diet is necessarv while usinj; them, m f does their action In any wty interfere with business nirsnits. Frice, 1." p?r Kitherol" the above mentioned nrtii-'.es will be sent to any address cl.-lr sealed and post-paid by mad or express, an receipt, of price. Address all orders to I'ERC.'.IIi A SM It 'ITS, Chemist 2:1 lv No. . ?;:. KivcrStrecLTrov N Y tf.f.-iiancinc;, fr. AUMSTKOXO t TYNER. Um. SLr .nn,t (tanI mental p iiiew, imfn'mtr-Paer It.-itigln j, ."tc. Shopin i rear of A. P. Elliott's ,u'"ii shop.

D IV RMSTR(X(; W. . TYNEK.

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IwVSIUONAlJLE

Spring and Sn miner If you want to get .- . otTTAV "PT 1 CCi T I AulllU.NADbl v.)ijf FAFIIIONA BUI YKST, FASHIONABLE PAXTd, ; (Jo to A. ItEIS'ECKEK, Merchant Taibt ; opposite the Bank, Plymouth, Indiana, ; where you will find the best and latest sty h ; Goods, and honest workmanship. : r 'utting acd Jobbing promptly don?. WRf - -m - m ak l-ÄV- HARTFORD ! Advantages of this Plow. : It will last from thiro to cix times ; lonor than any oth-T Stvt-1 Mow r.imle any Lore J anybody. Thi Las uf:n i con j-rove lty .-utua.1 use iii 'Rritty" eoiD, ooca-iioa illy to ! funl "r thn martrin I of btrenm ia tho West, in w li:. h hevt tteel lli Lav j lcen Lahitually "..tit through"' ia l:in.i rijrbty acfi or le-s. it haviner nlnndy j'Iow.nl ovt ihre Luii-lol a:rJä c f the gaiao toil without yet bvinjj half worn. I It v.'ill ,scour" in tho most difficult ! s.iil-t, vrh.ie all otler l'l.jw t?ro f.iilcj. If th-ro i a t.l ' of er und any where iu vbi ! it wiiice-t ic-ur.wc.har , "ttti f:alit. I i It draws li filter than ärry: other flow while cuttin ? th-. satn j width aal .luDtii. Tho Sharo can bo sharpened, or a I. i nt wri'leit .-Tl. as re:ulily a on orUniiiry l'lowu hr ny Llacksmith uho UiJ'i"i:."t!;.li hin tade, tLe itetl is perfectly uialleahlo, l v.ei'cs -kindly'. Any section can bo replaced by a tluplieat... to bo ha I if any A-rtit. as tliu .vbre, ltniLiid aul M.uIJ!. jar.ls ur.: east i:i i;i -liU. It is well stocked with I5ew Eng-laii-l 80MtvI-rov.th ti;r.!.c-r. an I the sai ird i wruiirbt iron, with 'vljto' in tho t.41 tj u lj g;v r.r Uk laud at jlea-are. It plows at any dpfh, from throo t" Iw'.-lvo inches, werk juTi'octly in t-iiher Hti!ble..r turf, leaves ael.-tn f.irrow, rot-! u:uj uuder rtubUc atJ foul trash' c oinplct. iy EST It is the cheapest Tlow in tho Jlr-orll. ju-t OA surr as tlier is c,-no:nr in i-avin -six doll.n ori-, itln-r tli m fiv tl ,l!arj fiveoft-ix times over; in i,t Ii;, . tim an ! y. ur toriijcr; ij'l eeau-o your 1'low won't -rrviir:'' and in d -itc' -: nuatt'Tora lifih utoro wmt, witli tlic samp jv-wer. 4-The quality and qn:intiy .f work it will n)ure ti 5perf nn inu-t bo totii I-reL a well as ther'-U irie, 5in determining whether it not the Mow in -hp! "I'luws are im-d f.r j ri.tit, n.l t one nut tf vrtiuJt nv -t !'! irx .7. r--,iti r :n is r;'f, in fifj-irii'-n t $jtits rt, i.!''? ch- . ,-nd wc -.vi- rr.it! '.tit atn.-n t!tfz-t fnoro thau a buiidrl .l. li.i: ' worth uif ,,ri'--'' H tffvery time ho gen i n t f tht-su. Thcso remark3 aro mado after a familiarity with tha murin f in.s .f tli- pood Mown in use in tho We; taany cf v Luti Lava justly earuej E'xxl reputatior. t-S Our new model "B" Plow is ö-dticne.1 expressly fr t-tnLblo and fml prtiund. Hert'tof ire we have . only the C" pattern 1. 3-si?ne.l for both, turf an t ntubM.. The and Ä"C" pa'tertu topthT will enbb us. to niett th Avicvrs .f all sm to shape, aul riv tliCia citho bvld" or 'ijaa' 1owj ai tJiey jTef.-r. Call and see tit cm. Warranty very UbcraU For Sale only by j JU'CK it TUAX, lMymoiili!. Ind. 1oo,;tt J CaiSPER COTflA. ; (.be wa b--.iii!iful rtJid fnir. With starry -c and radiant hair. Whose cur'Mi tendrils soft, entwin.-d; Enchanted the very heart and mind' c kiss et: COH; If Fur Curling the llar of either Sex iuto Wavy and (ilur-sy Jlinglets or Jlcavv -Ma.-sive Curl. Ey u-bi thi- article T.a.t,;e .n:.d letitli-mer r! V2ntify tletnselves thous;,,)ti f,(ir. it fs th,. only art Lie in tb.- world that will e-.irl straight hair, and at tiie trine rnJe five :i Vear.tiint, r! V-r ttp-M.araiire, The 'ri- . . . , - . - - IV: v ' " 1 1 " '1"-' Fnr" :" '-;llr- "'- 'rates. iM-au 1 ul: .l ' '!,'!'-, " " : 1" ' -'!' -'"id d.di.'l.tfti.lv jr-rnnt.- '"'. : und is tt-.e most complete article of the kiml ever -f-f-r' ,l t! African pablie. Tue Crisp, r Coma will .n in .inj aau.t.s. rv,iut, ui.a '".Ugf pu.J lur 1. Ad-lre all ord' rs to j W. T,. CL.VRK .t CO., Cli-misf. j 21 ly'i Xo. 3, West Payette Str.-et. SvBAt is-c, X. Y. i "Ä stkoT-ogY . " " I'llh WOULD ASTONISHED AT TUE WONT'LT.r'.'L ltEVKLATIOXä MA DK BY TIILI CR CAT ASTItOI.O(SIST Madame Vi. A. PEKRICO. She reveals Ihe secret no mortal ever new. She r ( ores to happiiies-. tlu'se who, frim dolt ful -v-nts, a, j.istrophe.s, crtisses in love, los of relations and friends oss ol money, fc. have l,ee-iue 1-sjfidetit. She brings toir-UtT those ltn- separated. (jie informatii-u.. coiieernitijr a's.-e.t IriCtels or luvr-, restores lost or .t-l--ii properly, teil you the busjiic s are bot tualied to pursue s'fl in wh1!'. you l-e fot suecesUil. causes speedy tnarriaee ai.d tc'!-i on the very day yon will marry, 'rives you the na'reu '.kener, m'il charge-t.-ri-iies tif theierson. Sbe ei",s ynur -rv thouphts. und by lur ak.'. -?t mi per e'l aral jowrs tinvens th- daik. and (i Jdi-n inystrrtes ( ! future. 1'rtmi the Man- ve ia the lirniar.iei,' !'.ie malefic t-tars that overeine or jiredomn-ate in th ronrluratioti from the ttsH- in Htnl position t'f the pla-n-ts atid tin- lled stars in the hi-aens ;it ttu time oi birth, hhe deduce the future dtiny oliinu. Fail no; to consult the greatest Attrolirght on -a-th. It costs you tuit a trille. n.i you may lu-ver i.irain have st f;tvorabli- an 'pportnnity. ConsulUition f-e. with likeness and all desired hiformatiot.. fl. Far-tti-s lit im at a distance can consult the Madame by mail with eju.tl saf.-ty and satisfaction to thenisehes, as if In person. A full ami explicit chart, written out. v ith all liliuiries .-m-wered and l;ke!ie- t-nclosed. eent tiy nmü on p-ceijit of jirice above meii'iotied. The Mricb st n--cre-y w ill Ih- maint -tined. and all vol resjuindenee retnrn--d or ib stroyed. Keferences f the liietie-t rdt-r furnished those desirin.' thi-tit. Write plainly the day of Ihe month and year in which you wi re born, cncloiirg a small lock 1" hair. Address MADAME II. A. rEKRIC.O. y F. O. Drawer -2.i t. DulTalo. . . FINK FARM FOIl SALE. ACRRS l!.ri acri's im proved 50 to m4jj 7.' acres tin.Vr I.") to .'hi acres prairie good board arid rail fences, fene.i into 7 fields. RuMtirtg water acres tree meidow, X acres growing wheat and about 45 acres read? for rpring plow ing. Fine, large t2 stör furrahouse, witli good smoke house and out budding. I.arpe barn Mxi. feet, with stone bisemi .it Large wagon-hou-e,' cribs and chicken boti. f'ood lieaiing on hanl. tlo 1 well ami utr aiJ barn-yard conveniences. (lood soil. Ct;iiiiiieiit to school and to a faw-mill, grist-mill ai.d market, and surrounded by good improvements and inagoodneighboihood. Will be sohl fora rait of the purchase money in hand and the icsidue on time. For any man wh is a good faruitr nnd has some means, this u a rare chance to proure a fine farm at a low price. Applv to o2G tf C. II. KKKVF..

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Freo to Everybody. A Large Opp. Circular, giving information on. the gi-eatcst inrrlince to the yo4;t of both sexe:?. Itteacheslnw the homily tn ty heeome 1mm. uiful, the despised res?cctea, and the fors,iLeu loved . No youns l lyor genthnn on sh uld fail to send their address, ans! reoive a copy post riid hy return m ill Ad Itvss J O. Drawer, '.1 . ',M-ouiJ Troy, N Y.

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