Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 12, Number 39, Plymouth, Marshall County, 30 May 1867 — Page 4

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Suffrage IV hut They Said. f hold that this Government was made .hc white bast, by fhitc men, lor the .t of white men, ami their posterity : .rcver, and should bo administered by ' Miite men, and none others. I do not be3 .ive that the Almighty made tho negro capable of self government." Sftjdf.-n A. DuuyJas. "1 am not, nor never have been, in fa vor of making voters or jurors of negroes, nor of qualifying them to hold office, nor iDter-niarry:i them with white people, and I will ir addition to this, that there is a . difference between the white anu raes, which I believe, will forever forbirl the two racus living together on terras cf social and political cqualit- and, inasmuch as they can not so live, while they do remain together, there must be a position ot superior and inferior, and I, as much as any other man, am in favor ol'having the superior position assigned to the white race." Abralmiii Lincoln.

lVhal Tliey i:pcct. The ncirroes in the South are looking fur the passage of the Radical measures ot their benefit Thus the Helena (Art.) correspondent ot the .Memphis Aenuuu he , writes as follows 'Tin most singular illusion pervades the entire element of our negro population touching the threatened confiscation of Southern homesteads by the Radical Congress when it meets in J uly next. Scarcely a grown up man or womau of African extraction, in town or country, but believes that he or she will very shortly be placed, by virtue of a Congressional edict, in possession of comfortable homes and broad acres of his or her whilom master or mistress. This subject and its proximate realization is thoroughly canvassed, under the seal of clan and 'colored' confidence. b every group of ebony idlers who meet together on the highway, in the fence cor-, ners, or at the doors of their cabins, and fmdj'now ami then cprcsion from the lips of indiscreet, dissatisfied, and 'unfaithful stewards,' twitted by their employers for their idleuess, and urged to better conduct. 'Do culled people will soon hab all dc.-c plantations' is urged by the foolish and the vicious among the blacks every day in extenuation and excuse of idleness an l gross ccgligeuec of duty, or both." Mints to Horse Sleepers. Never feed grain or give vatcr to a horse when warm from exercise. Sweat is not always a sign of warmth ; place th'j hand on the chest for a test. Water given after a meal is safer than to give it brio re. Never drive fast or draw them hard immediately after giving food and drink. Xever drive faster than a walk with heavy loads. Do not let horses stand long in the stable at any time of the year without exercising. Feed regular, and in quantify according to the appetite of the animal and the labor 't performs. Do not drive or work lor.-.; in ?.'.: nr.. Do not let tl:: hor.-e stan-i in tl caed in boot.-; "f dried mud. and matt-:d hair. Gin'.u thorn. At all times of the voir mako v-t: ,-,tsex comfortable when tk-d in tho ?.'.i:: They cannot help thc;r:j.dvr t. J.earn your horse.? f tru.-t a:. 1 h'tr confidence ui you rather than foar. The 3Iuntan;i .Hint The Mo nft tun I'tsf, publishes at Virginia City, averts that Montana is the richest mineral couutry in the world. In 1 80i. the population was less than 10,000, and the yield of gold was $lS'00.000. In thj same year Idaho produced 617,0000,000, Colorado SI 7.000,000, Xavada, SH5,000,000, and Oregon, 68.000,000. California, with a population more than ten times as great, produced 625,000,000. The placer diggings, from which mo.it of the gold has hitherto been obtaiued, are now giving out, though some new paying gulches have been discovered. The product hereafter must be mainly from rjnartz mining, in which a good beginning has already been made. The lodes which have been worked yield as high as 8100 per ton. Hkartlkss Thanks Colonel Daxter. in his last 'memoir" o Drownlow, tells us the following story, which will strike our readers as iuost natural and honest : .Not long hi nee, I happened tobe ata tab.'c where a subjugated Kebel was condoling with a most Estimable Jtcbel lady, who had lost her husband aud her fortune by ths rebellion. Xoihing had been said about Drownlow, nor had anything been said having the slightest refcreuce to him. This gentleman, alter descanting in the most touching tones upon the many losses and alllietions ol the war, said with much feeling : '-.Madam, we, nevertheless, have much to be that Ll'ul for. I am truly thanklul that 1 am yet alive to provide for my dcpendent .UKÜy ; I am thankful, too, that I have a litttj piece of land'lcftj" here pausing for foiuc considerable time apparently in deep meditation, he continued with unusual vehemence, "and I tJatnk my II Oil (ml I (till HOl kilt fo Iil'tur itftur ! " Judge Force of the Common Pleas Court, Cincinnati, has decided iu a case involving inheritance, that a marriage in Ohio without statutory ceremony is legal and binding. It seems that Jaruc3 Paylur (deceased) had lived with a woman fifteen years, and by her had seven children ; but, holding that marriage was not a sacred thing, and that the "ceremony of jumping over a broomstick was as good as any," the parties had never been formally married. The decision of Judge Force entitles the widow to dower, and the children to inheritance. The Louisville Journal says : " Wc have been carrying on the Louisville Jonrwrf between öfi and U7 years. During all that time, we have known do man of business iu the city to fail who advertised liberally. And we have known no o?.e to succeed in any considerable, if even in a respectable degree, who ditlnt advertise liberally . The decision in the New Orleans courts that debts incurred lor the purchase of blavca betöre the war arc null ana vom, in volves nearly one hundred millions ot dol lars in Ixmisiana alone. II who pokes his nose everywhere, will sometimes poke it between a thumb and tore -finger.

Letter from the President to the Mayor or Ititlelzh. The president to-day addressed the following letter to the Mayor of Raleigh, X. L : "Executive Mansion, May 'J.ljlSGT "Dear Sir 1 have received your letter of the 13th instant, aud thank you for the cordial terms in which, as the representative of the citizens of Raleigh, jfou ask roc to vbit that place. I accept the mvitation of my native city to be her guest, and am deeply grateful for the respect in which they hold wy lather's memory. will endeavor to be present with your citizens on the 4 th day of June, the day set apart fur the erection of a monument to commemorate his worth. "I am, respectfully and truly, yours, "Amirew Johnson." A I'olnt Well Taken. The New York Tnlum:, in defending Mr. (Ireely from the malicious attacks t Thurlow Weed, in the Xew York Cvmnnrroil Adi'irtiser, and from Mr. Rryant, in the New York Err nitty Pott, on account of his being on Mr. Jefferson Davis b?.il,

makcs thc lüllow,n excellent point. It says. "If it is riirht to take Jefferson Davis, citizen, and imprison him for two years, without judge or jury, why not citizen Thurlow Weed, or citizen Willia n Cullen liryant? Dutit is popularly believed that Mr. Davis is a traitor, and that, as a traitor, he should lung ago have been hanscd. Well, it is alo popularly believed that if Thurlow Weed had his deserts he would long ago have been in Sing Sing. We have no legal knowledge of the fact. Mr. Weed has never been arrested nor tried, nor has even an indictment been found. He is at liberty, and so long as he is not legally accused wc shall insist that ho remain at liberty, and, if necessary, wc shall find twenty bondsmen rlio will answer for his security until tried. The principle is the same, whether it applies to Davis or Weed, or citizen Jcimott arrested for assault and battery. The law has no prejudices the Constitution no 'popular' punishments." Hadicat.Des' iui'TIon vf JtAinr.vi.s. Henry Ward Deechcr, in a sermon on the 14th inst., gave the following compliments to'thc late Congress : 'They sold their country; they Fold their humanity, and their honor, and their trusts that were put upon them by their constituents. They were debauchers of the 3oung; they were traitors; they that lifted tho sword were not halt's? much traitors ; they that despoiled the old banner and trod it under foet ; they that fired upon the government of the TnJtcd States were not half so much traitors as were those vermin, who were crawling under the foundations, and destining by corruption the vital powers of the government." An admirable picture bv a friendly artist : The doti'ion by the supreme court of the District of Columbia in the matter ol the registration of voters in that district is !"';. a 'irpriing one, from a court constituted 3 that court i. Tho court say that tt.f-. rl tin intent of the law is that the r':try board shall make a full ii.-t of all v.f.-r. whether they apply for registration or not. It wai a fact within the judi cial knowledge o! the court that the board did not do .o, and refused to do so. The matter before the court was a petition from an unregistered voter for a writ of mtntda)t"s ordering the board to perform what the court says it is the plain intent of the law that the board shall perform. The court refused to grant the relief prayed for, assigning the most frivclms reason that as the lists are to be cow , according to law, not wore than jice diy$ before the election, "there was no warrant for assuming that the board will not then receive the names of parties now applying for a maniltnnts" When it is known that the white voters in the district who have not been registered number several thousands, the animus of the court in refusing to issue the writ and referring them to the will of the board on the eve of the election, is not difficult to discern. Chioiyo Times. The Southern relief lurid raised in Uoston, New York, Philadelphia and Ualtimore and Washington, amounts to nearly 850,0U0. It i now in process of rapid distribution. Correspondence shows that two leading citizcus of Charleston have been appoiutcd to act with (Jeucral Scott, bureau commissioner, on the committee of distribution in South Carolina; two cf llaleigh to act with tlcn. Xilcs for .North Carolina, and two of Richmond, to act with Gen. Urown, of Virginia. The North Carolina Committee have already received considerable money fur the purchase cf supplies. The North Carolina committee write that they arc oganizing tor a thorough distribution, and hope to reach every community in the State. They say there is a class of persons who do not receive that assistance from (Jovcrnnient which their circumstances warrant. There have been some cases reported of persons of this character having died, it is believed, from want of proper food, and it is tho inten tion of the commissioners to purchase rice, farina, dried vegetables, extract of beef, fish, tea and colloe, and furnish such nourishment as is actually required by those who can not make uc of strong food to sustaiu life. They will also make small purchases lor women and children s cloth ing, and givo the same to such persons as are iu "reat nerd. The South Carolina committee, will, for the nrcscnt, expend the fourth part of their funds in articles of prime necessity. Imhantqoh$ JhtnoL ' To treasure the memories of injuries received, is to store the casket of your heart with oflal instead of jewels. The man who made a shoe for the foot of a mountain, is now engaged ou a hat for the head of a discourse. "Which is the strongest day of the seven ? Sunday ; because the others arc week days. Cut a dog's tail short and he can't wag it. Urcvity is the soul of wit, but not of waggery. Iccr fills many a bottle, the bottle fill many a bier. He who lives for him self alone, lives for a mean fellow. If a man's wife is well bred he won't I need any but-her.

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IV XVitlx zxxx ENTIRE NEW STOCK CUSTOM ADE Out a??ortm(n is Fuüan l Coirp!cte. WEISSES,' CHIL OF ALL ltlKl4 .VTVI descriptions. Out stock was bought at reduced prices and will be sol. 1 at snnll profit?. Wc alo manufacture boots and sho'is, ami think we can please all who nr.iv f;tvcr U3 with thrir custom. Our stock is such that No One can fail to b3 Suited who may give ihü call.O ii plico of bin in i in thenew brick block ut the SIGNOFTHE BIG BOOT ItlllTNKV, ISKO.'S k CO. PI vniociii, iii.Iiar:S T. A. LEMON, DRUGGIST, East slile Micbigan Sf. Pl'mou(li, Iml JDnikT Jn DRUGS, MEDICINES ?i0uvc lfjir.v and lAqUors, For Medicinal Purposes, LI XS Ii KT) OIL, HKXZOIT. SPIRITS TITKPF.XTIN'K AVIIITK LKAD, WINDOW CLASS, PUTTY, LAM)OIL, X EATS FOOT OIL, COAL OIL, LAMPS. cVc., WALL PAPKli, AXD WINDOW CURTAINS SCHOOL HOOKS. STATIONARY. BLANK ROOKS, A.c., &c., &c. PHYSICIANS are particularly requested to call and xaminethc stoek and prices before purchasing cl?e where. PARTICULAR attention given to filling Phy sicians Prescriptions anl Family Receipts, by m Experienced DRUGGIST. G-. BLAITT, & CO., DRUGGISTS, .Southwest corner or Michigan and Ca 10 Streets, PLYMOUTH. INDIANA. HAVINCI just rccived a fresh supply of every article in our line of trade, consislinginainly of Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils, Dye Stulls, Varnish" P.rushe, Perfumery, Yankee Notions, Olass, Stationary , Pure Medicines, and Liquors for medical purposes only, to which we respecufully invite the attention of this community. We have also on hand a stock of Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Tobacco, Cigars, etc. Tobe disposed of at very reasonable figures. Within a few days oast, we h ive received from Pittsburgh aud Now York a large amount of Keroseno and Coal Oil AND LAMPS. for bnrningthe same, of rvcry si.c and ptvle.with or without shades. Wc are also agents for all he popular Patent Medicines of the day. Physicians prescription carefully put up at all hours of the night, by an experienced druggist. We earnestly invite the public to favor us with a call, examine our stock , aud become convinced of the fact that we are doing a liocral busincsu. vllo34 t O. LA IN & Coi TIINQS VEGETABLE AMBROSA iV A raro article for the Toilet, poldouly LEMON'S Drurfitor

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He has added to hi Extensive Stuck of flroceries and lYovNiuus a larrc assortment of Qnccnswarc. Glassware and Lamps. His (;ix rii consi-t in nnrt of Ff.orit hv tJi" Kirrd. Kick .-r pound. lUYKU HKAT KI.OJ U, and CoKN' MKAL Hf mill i.ri-. s. aN.i Sl'CAIJ. TKA. 'KI'KK. MOI.ASSKS. SYIM'1. SOAP. STA lMf. 1'uKK. HAMS. t'OIJN. I' ) T A T( 1 1 .S. SU) KS, I.. I J D. S A L T V J s 1 1 , ( O A L OIL lHCE. IJAlSlNS.roWDF.It. LEAD. SHOT. r.MS. tATS, IJUOOMS, PAILS, TLUs, I5ASKKTS, SO., Cih far D::tr.-ivj:-L's. Lard. V.y r &c. and in f;ict all kinds of Country l'mduee wanted, for wliich the lii'-ln-f murkft jrio- will In- paid. ;ivo meacall at my stand, formerly tjcciipivd ly Uice & Uro. GOODS ITItCIIASEl) UEKE DEI.IVEh'ED TO ANY PART OF TOWN WHEN REQUESTED. ll-.i'i-tf. W. H. McCONNEI.L. Grand Gift Concert. MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION. TO 11K GIYl'X A T ORIIISON'S OPERA HALL

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ontuiniy a fr Crown Hill Cemetery, IN HONOR OF Authorized Iy t'ic Government. Let every boilv patronize this home Institution. It U the duty of every good citizen of the State to contribute something to this monumentNO. OF TICKETS, 200,r.OO AT i EACH. No. of presents, :i2,!r.):j; va'ucd at$U2,99U. Pincrle ticket "5l,0r) Ten tickets to agents 0,00 Twenty tickets to amenta 18,00 l?t. Casli -ift in Greenbacks $20 000 17, 1 0, 21 .0.1, 2:, 27; Mas,. Ave. . . . 31. C:islt Giftin Greenbacks Five Cash Gift:3-$l,(m() Five C t-h Gift $"')() One Gift of Forty A eres of Land in Boone county. Indian One two Ftory Resilcnc3 on .Moriison street, In'lianajiolis And numerous other valuable ifts, conlO.Ooii r,nno 2,5'jri l.riO'G s.onn sistinr of tine Gold Watches, Pianoes, Cabinet Orirans, Sewing Ma. chines, solid Silverware. Lailies' Göhl Watches, etc., amounting to 1 10,030 Send for programme and see for yourself that this is no "humbug." AV -V NT T K I ) . Agents in every town, county anil neighborhood intheStafe. Sec inducements to agents. We will irive to the agent who sells the largest number of tickets a fplendid Gold Watch rallied ut 5')D0. To the one luat sells the second largest number, a jrold watch valued at !.'100. To t one who sellsthe third largest number, a splendid Silver American Hunting Case Watch, valued at 100. 'CAt;tionim As we can not be personally acquainted with all our agents, and therefore, cannot be responsible for tiiem, per.-ons desirous of pirchasing ticket, ui.less they are acquainted with their agent, r.aj better send direct to us. Send money by post office order or registered letter, at ir risk, or, when the amount is ten dollars orT'er by express?. MOPK OF DTSTUIIiUTrON'. The manner of distribution to be decided and conducted by a committee of twenty to be selected from the ticket holders, by t'.iem at the time of the conceit. 3FL eference. John C. New, GashlCr First Natlcrrr.il bank. Judge Samuel K. Fcrkm., Indianapolls. Ind. Wiiliam A. Lowe, attorney at Law and United States pension agent. General Fred. Kneller, attorney at law and United States Commissioner. John Ilanua. attorney at law, late United States district attorney , sixth district. Springer & Vance, State agents Hancock Life Insurance Company. General David Kilgore, Yorktown, Tnd. Lieutenant Colonel John F. Cheek, present Clerk of Dearborn county. Major General T- J. Lucus, Lawrenceburg, Indiana. T. B. McCarty, Auditor of St.ite. George Bragg, Sheriff of llarrjlt)n county, Noblesville, Ind. John Trissell, Clerk Hamilton county, Ind. William O'Brien, attorney at law. l ite Colonel of the Seventy fifth Indhna Volunteer:, Noblesville. Martin Igoe, Assessor of Internal Revenue, sixth district, Indianapolis. XT Tickets to Concert for sale at the principal Dm ir. Jewelry, Music and Hook stores in the city and State, ör address, with postage stamp inclosed , i. iuiiKi:;vr2;cK & co., Lock Tox No. 'X, Imlianopoli, lud. Ofiioo over No. 27, Hoyd's Klock, M.is?.ic!iu?et-3 avenue. 2'J rhu WHISKERS AND 7 1"7ORCF.Dto grow upon the Pinoolhest face in " from three to five weck bv usinr Dr SF.VIGNF'S 1 1 F.S T A U 1 1 A T V, I J 1 i CAl'ILLIARF, the wonderdil diseoAory in modern science, acting upon the beard and hair in an almost miraculous manner. It has been rsed by the elite of Paris and London with the most Haltering success. Nanu-s of all purchasers will be registered, and if entire satisfaction is not given in every instance, the money will be cheerfully refunded. Price by mail, scaled and post-paid, Descriptive ein liars and testimonials mailed free. Address MERC KU SIIUTTS & CO.. Chemists, No . 2:. River Street, Troy, N. Y. Sole agents for the Tinted States. 23-1 y BEAUTY. Auburu, ( I olden, Flaxen & Silken Curls, 13RODUCF.D by the iw of Prof. DKBRKUX' FR1SFR Li CIIF.VKIJX. One application warranted to curl the mo ft straight and stubborn hair of cither sex into wavy ringlets, or heavy massive curl . Has been used by tho fashionables of Paris and London" with the most gratifying result. Does no injury to the hair, Price by mail, sealed ami post-paid $1. Descriptive circulars mailed free. Address BLRGKR.SHUTTS ov CO., Chetuists, US:, River Street, Trov.N. Y. Sole a-enU for the Tnited States, $1,300 PER YKAU ! ewan Agents every where to sell our iirRuvrn$20Sew ing Machines. Three new kinds. Under and upper feed. Sent on trial. Warranted five years. Above salary ,r large commissions piid. The oi.v machines sold in the United States (or less tha.i $ 10, which are fuUy licensed by Howe, Wherttr H. Vil.n, Graver ii fiaker, Singer Jt Co., and H'tcheUer. All other cheap machine hre infringements and the seller or user are liabl tofsrrtst,ßneandimprisonment. Illustrated circu lars sent free. Address, or call upon Shaw A; Clark, at Iliddcford, Maine, or Chicago 111 lH-vlIn37-lyl

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Tli row a way your falsr frizzes, your switches, your wi De-tnu'live of comfort, and not worth a tiir: t'ome Hired, come youthful, come iiL'lvand fair, And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair. ItEPAKATOR CAPILLI. For restoring hair njon hald heads (from A.hatn-e rau-e it ni:iy have fallen out) and farcin? a L'r.iwth hair upon th' face, it has no equal. It will force the heard to crow upon the smoothest fare in from five to j eL'lit wceku, or hair upon bald heads in from t""ntn three months. A few ignorant prartioner liave aserted that then- is nothing iii.-it will force or h;i-ten the piowili of the hair or lieard. Thcirassertions an-false, as thousands of living w itnesscg (from lheir own experience) c.-in henr witness. I'.uf many will s.-iy. how are we to distiniruih the -.'enniue from' the spurious It certainly is dillinilt. r.s nine-tenth of the different preparation's advertised for the hair and heard :;re entirely worthless, ami you may have alreailv thrown nwnv lar'o amounts in their purchase. To M.ch wo would s"av,trv the Jeparator Cjipilli: it will cost yon mithin',' unless it fully comes u j to our representations. If your druiririst d-s not .keep ir. s.-nd us ot.; dollar :tinl We will forward it ptpaid. together with a receipt for tin- mo'iey. which will he returned you on application, providin:? entire sat-ir-factiou is not riven. Address. AV. L. ("LA UK .t CO.. rii.-mits. 2-My Xo. 3. Vn-st T.-iyettc Street, Svn.ursE. N. Y. II. B. DICKSON. HENRY VOODBURY THE IRON AGE rfas come again: at least the 0 3NT ha? nt II. R. T)rCk?ON CO'. II AR DWARF. STORE. TN TUR SOUTH ROOM OF TIIF. NEW BRICK BLOCK, PLYMOfJTlf , IND times be S F. K N and imo. size. mi.intitr nn,l . a j .... AMERICAN COOKING STOVE to aCOFFF.F. II RATF.R, or fröhi a crow barton paper of 1 oz tacks. They hare OT everv kin '; Fdevatcd Ovens, S.tiare, Parlor Sheet Iron, Box, fancy or plain, with complete to match. SIIFLF HOODS of rvervdee.-?ption House Trimmings, DOOR and WINDOW h in"" ings; Glass and Sash; Carpenters' tools. !KT -L. 3! IE B 3 nv r r.Mi; Mm .v,. i.oS d do, Chains; the best Axes in thcWect. Tin, Brass, and Hollow Wares Ol- all kind-:; 1 I- O W , SIIOA' i: Hi and all in inner of Agricultural utensils, including Forks tiutlo.id :nd unload hay f;y horse power a splendid assortment of C U T jj E n II HOOK'S lixi;s, nori iivav;, i;i:ltix(, A XI) cow in ox a yd STEEL IX HAHF, HOLLS, SHEETS a xi) n rye if es et-"., Sic. fact 'very thin; tint any one ever thought eT buyini ii Hardware ."Store, an J a thousand ihing beid a 'U): NMW STOCK cocstautlj arriving, which they propose selling O X-X 23 l JP 33 JEL Than the s.iris ean he bought at any otherplace this side of Pittslmrh. All kinds of tin, sheet iron, copper and bra 5. ware nude and repaired on reasonable terms and short notice, U. C?.fi)ICKS05 A: CO. June 1 lG.") vOuüS-tf .uiviiriKi.us v :i:miK rjnuuMA IJ.vw-njjo.v: .q im u-'A. Jo 'niiioin.;,i ni VMiuii-iiqei-;. hM A( pjosjopiifi 0(I 0U II! AV .Cil jvip iiooj-j.ijiiui .ii.ni;i-!j) i jrn:.v -v-'ij.l, -J'.ld W.IoJ.Ml S.MIJil p!ll! j."oj .uniU'X.i pun (:. .I'.'I,I ii!ii. Jim: j.Miiir.i"! jo a'i mji.a ii:.j" ..ijj oj uoiiu-nii: Ii -i.i.m!,.. ..u;n . m '"jjlrttt p. pur p.i.1-,.-.!,! s tllo pilK ,sio; s'.iMlC '.sji-'JpiiM.) -i'-'!lV' .S,,!I""I "s.M'iis " siovj .in:iu tuojsii. jo s.jAi" l.li' Ji-'Ui o 's.miuiio.i iiiuiorjn." pin: lp:i(-JVj pl'i: l(li!'iil.;, jo sii.iii. .Mji jo' uoipi.iji ein .iiaui Aiiijj..il.J pino w a'.-ilL am 'h&hoialaIcI lJ"ig t'i(I s "'." J I J 7Ii""S! ''np )-'.j 'sätlXpilTjJ put? JOII 'serous a? sxooo III SJJ1M( New (loods and Low Price .1 rni: XEW ESTAl'.LISIIMKXT OF Brownlcc & Logan, Tli' iiinl'Tiirin-il liavi" 'iit'n-l into n .-irt iit1iT j Tor tin" p'.irjMtM' ol 'earryiiion a rneral retail ns r li.ii.dislii; Imsincss at llic OL. B) sT&wn, Corm r of Mt'chi-fi)i ontl Lt Porte St., Win-re our old fri.-ixls will at all times And tt ready and illinu' to show tlicin our .vir stock or Cm. Xvry, (Httssirarc, Muslin, Xititn. t(' Whi h we will soil cheaper than they can Sou-ht i-lsew here. TAKE NOTICE. Tliat from and after January 1st, lsr.7, we intend to sell lor O j. S 3E3E Oll HEADY PAY ONLY.

Y keep the !et of Muslins. Sheetings. Pres (Jo.vl Cassiiiieres, and the finest htock of l'rockerv and (ilas ware In town, Ali persons wUldni; to huv and pay fo nnvthln In one bill, cannot do better than to Ive i.s a call. Penon ludelded to .T. I'.rownlee are requested tn rail and settle, as the old hooks must be Fquarrd up at once. jniiNsox nnnwxiKE. iec. ii7, w. ij:onaui U(.;.N.

An Old Song set to ä lisW Tunc. 10G7. A yproifj ttj, , ri,'i, h t Ahf a tut ll'u-l,m J-'ruttt IK. ir l.i.l. m , ott( t,'tf .it-' M'iff. ar, ;,rf ' Jnwjiitc t.f raft.

"is years established in N. Y. City." -Or ly infallibl' r-ni dies know n.' "Fr'- from I'olsons.' 'Nit laiiir-rous t th Iliiin.'tn Familr.' 'Rat-come mit of their lio!-.. to l;e." "CosUrVRat, Roach, &c, fcxtferiri' Is a paste used for I.'nf, .Vj.v, ,V;.vV', liuli I; H.'l .' ft Ahf". A r., A t; Costar's" Bed Bus Exterminator Is a liquid or wah - ticd to d.-.-troy. and also as a prcwiitiv- for lt-l-tr. Costar's' Eclectric Povder for Iusect; Is for Vofi-: .V'isii;',?.,., yi.ii. ;.'-l)iijy juiit x of ', Ai ;.'.. t . Hem-are!!! of a!l wort M.-s imit.ition. j r-s.' tli.it ('o-tai:' naiin- is ou t !i Ix. Hottle, ami F'l.-e-k. lw-rorc xou luiv. ;tr Aiir ss, " " jii:ni;y it. costai?. sl liroa-l-A-MV. N. T. JySoM in P!yitioi::l. 'y ;. IW.iin, V Co., aijd d P:ii'L'i-ts !inl I.'i.-;il rs fiiTVHiii.Tc. ? 9 i i:li:i?kati;i) BUCKTHORN SALVE Lr--ni: .v-?- o.is. p..,iN. rnt, I ' ' ', ''" T. !ü!.-t:.. Putrid riTi-1 ill--ot.,!itior,-d l .JiÄlÄTS 'Ä: , iii:;....M!. a .: !!,,u. ij,,.. 4ve.- i;it. ui Pe:.'s.i e-n:s. .Vie.-t.ts. .hhI .1 i..-. stiii in- au nru.-ii"-:- i-vi-n-wii,.. ;'Z ,V,"' ' V V .,f- r"-' " ''P"' ,v Hroa.jwav, ' Ami by J;!.,!:i, .1 . Ph !:);!, it. rMvi:i;s.i. CORM SOLVENT, T'or for.;-. r.a:i:oi:. Wart-. Ac. t'7 '"'r, r, ,:N- ":. ad!?Ni,.,. Sol.l l.v .-ill !lnivii-t,-v. rul n. i - - l l.v l, rv Ii. l o-tar I :.! t-; p.roa.Iv AimM.v I:;.,,,,. tV Co. I'hiaouth N.V cost A ir y ri;i:r. katk fr IWTTKB-SWEKT WD (ÜMMIi: ÜI.ilSSüMS, Voll Io-.AI 't in Tili; . ;miI.KX!(X. r-. r so oit -!i iu !.-auii: ."n- sin. reiuorc Fr. c kIis. r;ii!.!. , Kruptioiw. Ve. ;-r" ?;.f;i. s. si. e '"''iiM ly all IV?-i rvcf ir. tu rf. J '"And In" lli iiry i:. ( o-t.ir li"j.t l4 p.ro;il: ist N Y And ly I'.L.i.i. ".V O. I't noijiW. ' " ' c o s rr a. ii" s ri: toi: i, GOUGH REMEDY, Tor 4'..!il1ij C.il,!. lI,.;ir--.-ii S.ir,. Thro-it C',.pp Mi,.opiM-r ( oecb. !trtn. i:.i. .t!ima. in-iniipf ioe J'.roti. l.:,sl atlectjotw.. a-itl .;!: .ii-oa- ol ih,- Tlutmf mid l.imj. ; lion!. Ti c. nt-. TU) e. nts. and 1 Mre. ;'"Stild lv all lni".Mt cer wl.-re. ; Ainnv Henry It. 'ttar. IVpoi tsj l!ro.i,! v V C rVAnd ly r.l.-in. A fo., Plymouth

COSTAR'S CKI.F.niTF.I BISHOP PILLS, A I NIYKKSAI. PIXNF.lt TIU For Nervous and Sick lit dache. Costivenef. Indicfi lion. Dyspt jia. lullioustass, Constipation, piarrlut" Vlict. t'hilK Fevers, mid senral deraii:n;ctit -f the Dif,'eüv rtaim. ViT-ixex. 23 cents, !M) ents. and f 1 size. erNoM by 11 Pni-irists cvervwlien. "And by Henry U. Costar Dl-pot 4 Hroad'y N. T. ;"Aud by IM Jin. Jt ... IMymomh. In1. i!.-.in.

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