Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 12, Number 38, Plymouth, Marshall County, 23 May 1867 — Page 4

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llJIV (writes Darlv Doyle,) remark tnat he loved a certain young lady well enough to die for her. Now, I lore aomtbody very much und I'd swear for her I'd tear for her The Lord knows what I'd bear for her ; I'd lie lor her I'd si.irtifor her il drink the Hudson dry for h.r : I'd pray for her I'd blay for her lt watch the hou?e all day for her ; I'd "cuss" for her I'd "wuss" for her I'd alwav have a "buss" for her; I'd leap for her I'd weep for her Il go without my sleep for her; I'd liffht for hT I'd bite for her I'd walk the streets all nisrht for Iter: I'd plt.vl for her I'd bleed tor her I'd 0 without my feed for her ; I'd shoot for her I'd boot for her I'd rival who'd come to "toot" for her, I'd kne l for her I'd steal for her Such is the love I feel for her; I'd slide for her I'd ride for her 1YI swim gaint wind and tide for her ; i d try for her I'd cry for her But han-rcd if I'd die for her, X. i. Ur any other woman. Female $e!iill'ciies. 'I doa't wonder," says a lady correspondent of the Oiloroia Mercury, "that .-onie women arc old maids, they are so vonderl ully sfjueamish and partieniar that the very proximity of anything masculine make them nervous. One oi this sort l.itcly took passage on one of the river steamers for Sacramento. I will tell you the story .is it was told to me. . Tho young lady deired a state-room for herself, but, unfortunately, they were all taken. She was so pcrtiuacious in her desires, however, that the gentlemanly clerk of the boat gallantly concluded to give tip 1Ü3 for her use. On being conducted to it, she started back iu utter horror; the trunk, coats, boots, and tt ciUrusof the nracultnc oc cupnnt so shocked tho poor creature ! "Oh, I never could sleep here unless these things are removed." Off weut the chambermaid to the clerk. Oh, yes take 'cm out, of courso." The ch imberm -iM proceeded to do so, t-ufe by accident left a pair of pantaloons hanging behind the door. The Ir.dy was again summoned, and entered the stateroom without perceiving them, and the chambermaid shut the door. Xo sooner had she done so than she heard a scream. j. 111 ' frou the room in trreat agitation J "Ohl take them out take them out ! " she exclaimed, "I cannot sleep in that place with those thing3 hanging there ! " The chambermaid, who was almost bursting with suppressed laughter, removed tho last vestige of masculine apparel, when the delica'e and sensitive young lady took possession, 'turned in and no doubt slept without even deraming of 'those things Examples in Ail flit ion. To a church without a parson, ad-minitcr. To a barrel of lKiuor, ad-vent. deaf persou would be glad to have you j au-here. Your tailor will counsel you to ad-dre.. Poets all desire to ad-verse. Missionaries are eoger to ad-mission. To those out of employment ad-vocaticn. To the custom-house ad-judire. lo the navy it was necessary to ad-monitor ' The Jews are determined t ad-mouish There's no need for one and another in the streets to ad-mire. Miners eudeavcr to ad-ore On public occasions it is well to ad-oration To your other qualities ad-aptness. To a hungry soldier, say, "ad-my-ration." With millenaries we'd like to ad-equation. To wines and liquors ad-agc. The timid should endeavor to ad.Talor('em.") It's hard work now for the thirsty man to au-inier iiu. Xone of us should seek to ad-vicc. TAucoln In Iiis Tomb. A rcsidcBt of Colunibus,0., on a visit to .Springfield. 111. niade a pil''rimn"t to the ; tomb of )Ir. Lincoln. He ihn .peaks of it : :,It is not quite two years ince I visited here Lefure, yet how changed the .scene. Then Lincoln's prabes were o l everybody'd lip.s ; his virtue.4 every one .cc med to extol ; in front of the vault in which hy his rcrnaiod, an armed sentinel stood guard day and night ; the i isidc was strewn with flowcr!.brought there every day by ladies from the city. Rut now no word of praise h heard ; his virtues are forgotten; the tramp of the sentinel is heard no more; no flowers arc scattered over hia tomb, not one came to visit it, -.'.though there were, pcihap?. five hundred people around the grounds and iu th prk adjoining. In a word, there is nothing to remind the visitor U1 who it i.s that sleeps within the tomb, ex ccpt the r-iruple word 'Lincoln' cut on the stüfcc doer in large letter;'' The Wheat Crop. Oar eccentric friend Tcrhune. says : If we have as much ram ti. present month as we iir.. Ml May, away goes tovly and the homh and that he would not give hvc thousand debars for vi. nucuicrupui i-iuyu e nope n win net be fo bad as our friend predicts, but we l avcasad, feeling reccollection of thc result of so much rain last year. Already the wheat crop has been cut short from tho immense quantity of rain last fall. Tho head is very short, and the gtalk turning yellow in many places. We must hopo for tho best, and not predict a fail uro too soon. R'jW ('u.) Commercial. " ' Queer Dialogue. A young Iady,only the the other day, asked me: "What is your favorite flower?" As she was a fash ionable young Imlv, I supposed, of oourse, she referred to household matters and innocently answered j vKxtra family." For some reason or other,-all the females in tho room setup that endless gigglo they are so famous for. Larly RESPONsiBiLiTr.-Now.carly respon?ibility is almost cnuivalcnt Uj early sobriety. If a etick of timber standing upright wavers, hy a beam on it, and put a weight on that, and see how stiff the slick becomes- And if vöunir meu wavrr nd vaciliate, put responsibility on them, and how it straitens them up ! What power it gives them ! How it holdä all that is bad in them in restraint ! flow quickly it develops and puta forward all that is good in tqem.

The . It. & C Railroad. A. correspondent from somewhere, we know not where, furnishes the following intelligence to the Indianapolis Journal : The people of Rochester are haying a great deal of trouble in regard to the Lapcrtc and Peru Railroad. The company which some time ago had the work in

lhand failed to meet its liabilities with the contractors, and the enterprise stopped with the grading of the road as far as this place. Another company, claiming that it purchased the whole line under mort gage, propos3 to complete the road by the lir3t of January next, and asks Fulton county for a donation of $75,000. The county, through its Commissioner?, says it will give $00,900, ud no more; thereupon the new company threaten to varv from the old grade and ruin three miles off Rochester. Meantime the old Company claims that it yet owns the road from Plymouth to Peru; that the' new Company only purchased that part of the line' which is yet iu running order from 'Laporte to Plymouth ; that it (the old Company) will be in funds, and ready to resume work by the löth of May. Thus the matter stands, and the prospect now is that the people will have to oonio to Rochester by hack for sometime to come. I Can AfVortl lo L,oso an Arm for . Jly .Country At the battle of Kenesaw. a Colonel of the Federal army, gallantly leading his regiment in tho charge, was brought from his horse by a bullet from the 'rifle of a sharpshooter. The wound was a severe one, and weak and fainÜDg, hs was com peJled to leave his noble comrades, and go to the rear, to be placed under the surgeon's care. lie was informed that the amputation of his "good rieht arm" was necessary. Nerving himself for the amputation, he said to a brother officer, now a resident of Cleveland, who was commisserating him on his misfortune, "I can afford to lose an arm for my country." The wouuded officer was Col. James M. Xeibling, recently rejected by the Senate of the United States as Collector of Internal Revenue for the Fifth Ohio District. The gallant officer, who was proud to lose an arm for the sake of his country is deemed disloyal by the radical majority in the Senate of the Uuited States, and is contemptuously refused an office, which they desire to give to some able-bodied, stay af home radical wire-puller. The treatment Col. Xeibliug and other soldiers, rejected, have received from the Senate is a commentary upon the beastied love for the "boys in blue" so loudly iviL i vi mo kyjs uiux mouthed a lew weeks aire. Cleveland Piaiiuhalrr. At the recent city canvas in St. Joseph, Missouri, General Rradshaw, a candidate iu opposition to the Drake Radicals, made a speech, iu which ha said : "He was confident that there was a majority of honest men in the city, and that the whole ticket placed in nomination would be elected. All should bear in mind that the liirht was belli waircd against the most corrupt party of scoundrels ever permitted by Cod to breathe men of no moral principle, ami handed to- ! gether solely for public plunder. He claimed J to be a Radical, but not of the stripe of those who iint thrir li-iivls into tlio tmr-krtä nt'nthcr persons and then cry rebel in order to make irool their btcalin, (lencral Rradshaw was a Union Federal officer, but he understood the character of ! the loyal rascals tint were crying ''rebel,'" ! and at the same time were stealing themt i ?..i. . ,i 1... .:..:.. reives neu iitie iuiiiwiiiir iuiu piiiiium.cry. The evil is swinging around the circle, and has a "loyalist" at cither end to gather in the greenbacks for the bcueGt of his natriotic adherents. Vint la humYoung 3Icn, I'iij Attention. Don't be a loafer, don't call yourself a loafer, don't hang about loafing places. Retter work for nothing aud board jourself than sit around comers with your hands tin your pockets. Retter for your mind, ! fir vrmr own rnsrifrt. R'.tstln about if von j - j mean to haTC anything to bustle fur. .Many a poor phjs:eian lias obtained a real paticut by riding hard to attend an imaginary one. A ouirc of old paper, tied with a red tape, carried under a lawyer's arm, may procure him Iiis tittt suit, and wake his fortune. Such is the world. To hitn that hath shall be given. Omit droning and complaining; keep busy and mind your chances. A little more than two years ago the Municipal ufficcrs of the town of Richmond, in Wayne county, permitted a regiment of Iowa soldiers to destroy the printing office of Mr. James Klder, because they had been told by some of the Radicals in the town that a "copperhead" newspaper was issued from the olllce. Mr, Elder was also brutally beaten by a Radical rowdy, who wa.s permitted to go unpunished. On la&t Tuesday a Democratic Mayor was elected in ! Richmond, and Mr Jamo9 Klder. with four other Uemocrat, elected to the tity Leun cil, composing a majority of that body. Such are the revenges tf tim?. X.A.Lnf'jrr. The crops in Florida, so far as wc can bftrn ir-rfcrn no vor rrro nrninici n vi nn j or wc 1ayc yiiitcJ scmal lm. tati)JU3i Thc corn is qqW wcll acr. a AVitll 3U;tablc seasons and work at , thc rj M til) lCf there will be plenty made fur thc demand. Of cotton there i.s a good stand. Many planters have finished "choppin out." Thc freedmcn arc workin: hotter than they did la.st year, aud if they continuo in well-doing, there is every reason to bclievö that a good crop will be ma'de. Tallahassee 1'lorultan, 7. Embonpoint Is thc fashion at Paris now, and some of tho most stylish ladios securo it by wearing fako Iudia rubber stomachs "Sambo, why docs cbry dog shake hi own tail?" "Cause he can't shako any other, l aw, yaw I When you put on your stockings, why arc you pure to make a mistako ? Recausa you must put your foot In it, Why is tho early grass like a pen-knife ? Recausc thc spring brings out thc blades Little girls believe in tho man in thc moon big girl beliovo In a man in thc houcy.uioon. . - What day in the jear is an injunction to go forward ? March 4th. What tunc is most appropriate for tobac co chewers? A spitooo. V hy la the 0"di an eccentric animal? Because ho will J.ave hi; (s)winj.

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"7Titla an ENTIRE NEW STOCK CUSTOM MADE Our assortment is Full and Complete. LADIES ALE ISPS, JEISSKS,: BOY'S and. d3 OF ALL IvIIVi:) .VTSTIJ descriptions. Oar stock ra bought at reduced prices and will be sold at small profits. Vc also manufacture boots and ?iio3, and think we can please all who may favor ns with their custom. Uur stock i3 such that No One can fail to be Suited who may prive us a eall.1 ir pUciJ of b Wim s in thenew brick block at the SIGNOFTHE BIG BOOT WHITNEY, IMIO.'S & CO. rivniouth, InJiaua, 1 1-lOtf. T. A. LEMON, DRUGGIST, East side Michigan St. Plymouth, I ml IejIcr In DRUGS, MEDICINES I'urc lfiiics and JLUiuors, For Medicinal Purposes, iLVSKKD OIL, REXZOTL, SPIRITS TIIIIPENTI N K WIHTFj LKAI), WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, LAI OOIL, XKATSFOOT OIL, COAL OIL, LAMPS, Sc., WALL PAPER, AND WINDOW CURTAINS SCHOOL ROOKS, STATIONARY, BLANK ROOKS, &c., &c., &c. PHYSICIANS are particularly rcqr.cstcil to call and examine the stock and prices before pnrchain elsewhere. PARTICULAR attention gircn to filling Phy sicians Prescriptions and Family Receipts, by nn Experienced DRUGGIST. G-. BLAIN, & CO., DRUGGISTS, Southwest corner of Michigan and G a 10 Streets, FLYMOUTIT, INDIANA. HAVING jut reciveda fresh supply of every article in our line of trade, consisiinjr'roainly of Drugs, Medicines, Taint Oils, Uyw Stuff, Varnish, Ilriiähcs, Terfumerr, Yankee Notions, Glass, Stationary , Pure Medicines, and Liquors for medical purposes only, to which wc rcspccufully invite the altention of this commu nity. Vc have also on nana a stock oi Tea, Coflf.iC.Suar, Tuhacco,Giar3,ctc. Tobe disposed ofat very reasonable tgurC3. Within a few daya nast,wc hnvo received from Pittsburgh and New York a large amount of Keroseno and Coal 011 AKD LAMPS. for bumlnßtho same, of every size and stvlith or without shades. Wearo alo agents for all he popular Patent Medicines of thc day. I'hvsicians prescriptions carefully put up at all board of the night, by an experienced drupRist. We earneitly iuvitc tho public to favor us with a call, examine our stock, and become convinced of the fact that wo are doing a liberal business. Iln34 t G. DLAIN k Co.' R ING3 VEGETABLE AMDROSA A rare article for !ho Toilrt, b'M only LEMON'S Ürubtor

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FliOZI MAXIMIIJAN HAS ABDICATED TIIE THRONE and left for Europe, ut STILL HOLDS FOÜTH AT THE OLD STAND SOUTH OF THE l'AUKKIt HOUSE. II' has adiV-'l to hi Extensive Stork of Groceries ami Provisions a l.iri;e assortment of Quccnswarc. Glassware and Lamps. Hiss -Jrocerie onnit In part of FI.OT'T! 1y tli- Kirr l. -k .rjK.nrnl. HLClvWll EAT FUH'If. ami (DUN M i: AL nf mill prices al-o SUCAIJ. TKA. CUFFJ'.E, MOlSKS. SYlil'P, SO.M. STAUCH. l'!K. II AMs, t'OKX. PTAT ES. SI OES. LA KO. SALT FISH, I'OAL OIL. KICE, KAIsrNS. l'OWDEK, LEAD. SHOT, CAIN, OATS, imOOMS, PAILS, TUBS, BASKETS, Jti, kQ. Cah for TJnttor. Eccrs.'I-irtl. Paper IJ.tj's. &c.. ?iti1 In fact all kiiul nf Ouumry Prortueo wanted, for which the hihfst market price will be paid. Ohe me a call at my stand, formerly occupied by Kice fc I'.ro. GOODS rUÜCTTASED nERE T)ET.TEkTD TO ANY PAKT OE TOWN WHEN ICE UESTED. lU3ti-tf. W. II. ilcCOXNEI.L. LI GHTE ' S ftftii .Sole Patentees of LIGIITE'S Celebrated Patent InsulatoJ Jrou IVamus. have Nccn awnrdod "vent'Fikst rRF..Mit. together ith thohighopt Premlara at tho American Wovlii'a f,ir. Tl.o testfmonlps .ire from the Tij;het music celebrities of Europe and America; such as S. THALBBtm. VIKUXTK.MPS STUAKOSCir. C. SATTKR, K CK. nAIU), II OF FW AX, Ar. MASON," JULIKX, Ktc. Aan evilcnecof their great durabilitr. 2rneral excellence.thcofHci.il certificate of Lhe PUBLIC SCHOOL DEPARTMENT, ot Nc York.isan nexoJ: Over I (JO of your Pia vos har been use.l in the iliflercnt School districts of Nev York, and they have Invariably sivcn the best satisfatiou. Wm. H. WILSON, Esq., Frcs'c of the N. Y. Board or education, ALBERT GILBERT, Esq., Clerk of the N, Y, Ro irJ of Educ.ition, American Organs Arc proiiou uved ty more than ve hundred of the bestOranifHof the country to he superior to any oth'r Instrument vet Produced, THE V ARE .SU'KRIOJI I M Great fullness andcompldcncss of lono (wnrosslon and Elasticity of Touch. 4?000 Slave cino3d the past yc'iv SKVKNTKKM (17) FIRST TR CMItJMS were awanlcd to tle Ameriean Ordain in the mtmth of October. 1G5, over all competitor.'', at di ire rent Stale and County Fairs THE AMERICAN ORGANS ;ue the or.lr rt-al REF.D ORGANS, now before the Public, the only Orp;jn Living a reverberating Sound bos or Wind Che.-Jt, and when controlled liy the Supcr-Oo-tave Coupler at d Sub bas, Double bellows, niow Prdalrf. Knee Swell and Tremolo Attachment, Hie must charming c fleets can be produced, from tlie solfest whisper of the Jvilian Ibirp to t!te full volumo and power of the Church Otgan. N. B. Every Instrument warrauted for five years. For circular civin prices and pljleaofeach Instrument, address, W. W. KMBALL, 63 WASHINGTON ST. CHICAGO. AGENT 1'UR XORTHWEST. CHARLES WHITMORE, Jjrnt at l'lymoiitli, Iiilimi:t. IV. U,Aouts Wuntoil. vll-nll-lj AND Must'clies FORCKDto grow upon the smoothest face in from three to five weeks by Irsing Dr SKV1GNF3 RFSTAUIIATF.UR CAPILI.TARK, the wonderful discovery in modern science, netin upon tLe beard and hair in an almost mirac ulous manner. It ha? been used bv the elite of Paris and London with the most fl ittering ucees.''. Names of all purchasers will be registered, and if entire satisfaction is not given in every instance, thc mney will be cheerfully refunded. Price by mail, scaled and post-paid, Des criptive circulars and testimonials mailed free. Address BERGER.SUIJTTS k CO.. Chemists, No. 25, River Street, Troy,N. Y. Solengents for thc Tnited States. 23-1 y BEAUTY. Auburn, Gulden, Flaxcu & Silken Curls, PRODUCED by the u?c of Prof. DRBUKIIX FKISKlt L CIIKVKDX. One application warrantetl to curlthemo straight and stubborn hair of either eei into wavy ringlet, or heavy massive cur's . IIa been used by the fashionables of Paris and Iondon" with the most gratifying result. Does no injury lo thc hair, ; Price by mail, pealed and post paid $1. Descriptive circulars mailed free. Address HKROER.SHUTTS & CO., Chemists, 15, Kiver Street, Troy, N. Y. Sole aneuts for tho Tnited States, 23-ly $l,ÖOO PJBU YEAll ! we wan Agent everywhere to sell our immovcdAOScw ing Machiuce, Three new kind. Under and upper feed. Sent ou trial. Warranted Mvo years. Above salary or large commianon p.id. Tho only machines sold in the United States for legs tha.i $10, which aro fUy liccnted bij Home, XVhttltr & lViw, G rover & Maker, Singer & Co., ami Ilacheliler. All other cheap midline are infringrmenta and thc teller or vser are Hall to arret,Jine ml imprisonment. Illustrated circu lara sent frte. Address, or call upon Shaw k Clark, at lliddcford, Maine, or Chicago, 111. ij-vlln37-ly

Reparator Capilli,

Tlirow awayj-our falve frizzei, your pwitehes, your wig Destructive" of comfort, aiid not "worth a fig : Come fttjed, rome youthful, tome UL'lyand fair. And rejoice in yur own luxuriant hair. REPARATOR CAPILLI. For n'stnrin? hair npon bald beads (from wbatfve cause It nay have fallen out) and forcing ft growth o )inir upon the lace, it lias, no cqurtl. It will forr tlio ln-arrl to prow upon the fmoottioft face in from flr- to ehrht week, or hair upon bald h'.tds in from two to three mouth. A few ignorant practinnr have asserted that there i nothing that will force or hasfon th prowfh of the hair or beard. Thoir assertions arc false, - thou-pand-J of living v,-itr.ese (from their own experfencc) rnu bear witness. I?tit many will ?:iy. how are we to distinirui-h the treimine from thi: Fpnritii! It certainly is difii.-alr. as nine-tenthij of th different preparation"? advertised for thc hair and beard are entirely worthier, and you miy have already thrown nwnv larir .iTnonntt in tlieir purchase. To nuch wc would Vay, try the Iteparator Capilli ; it will cos-t vou nothinu' iiulest it full v come? up to onr reprepciitations. If your druirsi-t does not keen it. p-.'iid us one dollar and" we will forward it postpaid, together with a receipt fir the money, which will he returned you ou application, providing ciitiro eatistiction is not given. Address, V. L. CLAIK & CO.. Chcmift, 21-ly Xo. 3, West Fayette street, Sykacvse, N. Y. ii. n. oicrcsox. HENRY W09DBURY THE IRON AGE lias come again: atleastthe X O 1ST baa r-.L TT. Tt nTr.tv'SOV X- TO'c: ITiT?nU' PP STORK. T.T TTIF snPTiT nnnif or -rnr I NEW BKICK IiLOCK. PLYMOUTH. IND. Where it can at all times be SEEN and BOUGUTin almost any i;hiTie,shc,'uat!ty jiaJ fiiiality 'rota ?.u AMERICAN COOKING STOVE to aCOFFKR HEATER, or from a crow br.rtoa paper oi 1 oi tacks. Thcv have Of every kinc'; Elevated Ovens, Square, Parlor Sheet Iron, Dox, fancy or plain, with complete t ii i e?jr .ir i .v a s to match. SHELF flOODS of every description House Trimmings, DOOR ami WINDOW ban"' ins; Glass and Sash; Carpenters' tools. By the Ke or Poi; ouud; Mill s.iv"3, Lo? aid Do" Axes in the West. " th:iius; the best Tin, Brass, and Hollow Wares Of all kinds; f-Lo av .s , !sno v j: Lu n and all Manner of Arieultui ;i I utensils, ineludins; Forks th.it Io.id nn 1 unload hay by hoisc power a ."-plcndid assortment of O U T L E E TTi FTS IIITOOKS ,C- TAXES, hove- iiv?;, He LT ix u A XI) COW BEI,,, s, TROX A VT) STEEL IX LARS, ROLLS, XII EXT 8 A XI) JliX CITES t'"., ÄC". n act eve ry labt that .my one ever thought of '; buyinr;in i Hardware ytorcjaaJ a thousand tiling besid a 'with NEW STOCK. con-staatly nniving, hieb tliey prooosj bd!in; C H S A P E Than the sine can be bought at any other place thin side of Pittsburgh.' All kinds of tin,. sheet iron, copper and brass! ware undo and reouiedoii l tM.sonablt tcinisand short notice, June 1 lFC.". vHn-tf M.UVII.'IXLV.is V WA I HK UVM"l-l iiiion: ein ni u.'.ia jo mnout.j ui ju .ntui-mn .-j.t.ws. ?utwj. Tid p'ir "te; r-iirtwy., p(lK jp.j i ;i 1 1 pia: j iijicvj J AJ 'UI-A Ol 1 IlOIJCI.)r BIJ.Hbj JJ.'J;) . "jo.w p.i..i pur p.-". .'iin' p'ir .W,'I '.".,1C .i"-'ll!Tl. V'ÜV' .t,'il""l "hiiis l'i 100;f .-.pvi'l HloStl, jo r. CjS J.iJI J!.Jl ij ..tuno.i uiiiiolpti pun ip-M-JiK 1"IM "'HaomVi.i .jo füioznp flji JO UOIIU..JJB .til OJ1.VU5 A;lljJ.ds.J pjlio.w A.'lj, 'wag Tnyj(i s fnniji j j'o (? j ''suipiiTj; pui3 Joq"BOi 'serous .3? sxooa III SiilC3(l New Goods and Low Prices AT Tin: NKW ESTAHLISIIMHXT OF Biwiilco & Loffiin, Tlie tindersind have entered int.i a partnership for the purpose ile:irrj iii on a cii.'ral retaü merchaiiUi-'-bnriiiesp at the Coric r of Michijaa and lux Porte St, When' our old fri-'iida will at all times lind m ready and willing to show them our VJEir STOCK OF Croilt i'j, Glasiicarc, M'ilin, Xotions, C"'. Which we will sell cheaper than they taa.be bought rlsewbere. TAKE NOTICE. Tliat from and after January lt, 117, ve Irt;ndto nell for O S3 JE3Z . OR HEADY PAY ONLY.'" We keep tho best of MuMu-. HWiln. Pre Cood Owbbnea-cH, and the fliiettH k of Crockery and Jl i ware in town. All person lhin to buy and pay f.i an vthvni; In oue bill, t anuot do lx Uee lUau to ylvo u rail. FVnon Indebted to J. Ttrovnle hr reandsted to callandtttle, sth ok' books rutst be eiinarrd. up at onee. JOHNSON' BROWNTEE. Dec. 27. 10. LEON A HD LOGAN.

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