Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 12, Number 43, Plymouth, Marshall County, 27 June 1867 — Page 4

THe Secret Workings of I ho Had leal Party In the Sontb. The following communication to the Rome, Georgia, Courier, discloses a state of a'Jairsin that State which no doubt also exists in all the other Southern States : All are doubtless awaro that there is now in our midst a political organization under the name of "The Black Republican Party of Georgia;" but few, perhaps, are aware of its systematic operations. Permit me to give you a few items of this party's progress in south and southwestern Georgia, aa I learned them from a Northern man, who has made considerable ir vestments in cotton lands in that part of the State, and is this year running a cotton plantation there. The executive committee of the new party cjrnis-ij cf Leven one for each (!ougressioual district. The committee-man for the first district is a colored man, by the name of Siuim. who resides in Savannah. He is now out on the work of onaa-

izing his party in that district, acompau- j led by one Captain lucharuson. who was j - 1 !.! I. . i MM ! I cuuuecicu win: me uareau ai i noiuasviiie. This mm, having been either dismissed, or EOu,t:how severed his connection with the bureau, is cow engaged as an emissary of his party, the extreme Kenublieans of the North. He, it 13 said, has a fund of fifteen thousand dollars at his command, to be used iu the first district. He sup plies the charters for lodges in every counll! IIIC iwU.lt.. I

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iy n tue lusirici. accompanies uic execu-. frcm beh ad the bar to the comer of

live committee-man, ana aids him in the . büiiarj tave ud level a revolver at

werk et ornizia- lodges hacb bJ-c, j pcrsön si(ting ,t the caril tabc jIc firc

as suor. a- or pnizea. is auwseu 01 me or- iu,mc.ii:Uelr. hittin Mr. Lane in the ba

pmz-uion oi every other lodge, its uum- J3 .Q rising from the table, liclorc ber, cineers and place of location and re- j thc r00M wa3 ciearcd lu, nrcd n?ai0j tue ceives mouth.y reports from every lodge SC(.onti t:mrt nt .Tiidrre fiillsni. who was

The private doctrines of the party, assr,rf f,,r tho. ilonr. iTnrin.? which thno. ha

raaae Known to every memocr wnen ne,sa.v nMy turn lhc ?ii.tol t07rarj hj3 owu takes the oath, and enters the lodge, arc heaJ anJ fire arul ai'tcrward lire at him the following, 1a wbstancj, as printed in ((j.j ara-in, the ball passing through the the charter ot cacu lodge : . aoor Vs soon as hc out of tllc tlocr

, , ; 1. L.puiuivisioaonuc entire property of the countrv 2. Equal rights, civil, social and political. 3. Entire and forever disfranchisement of all le iding secessionists, with total confiscation for them. 4. A solemn pledge that Congress, at its next session, shall repeal the cotton tax as to cotton raised and owned by freedmen; but no repeal of tax as to cotton raised and owned by white men. There are ether sundry matters in these articles of faith considered and declared to be fundamental. And oath is taken by every member, on his initiation, to carry out these doctrines in all his votes; and the lodges in each election are to notninate the candidate for every ofiicc. The members of every lodge are to meet in some secluded place, convenient to the polls, armed as we!las they can, acd at a certain hour cn the day of election, are to inarch in double rl!o to the polls, and deposit the ballot which Ins been supplied then by their lziz at thij meeting. lnri2r C rr.v May'' The New York Sun sounds au alarm over the introdnction among us of the noiseless air gun, which, in a murderer's hand, is capable of doing its work, in the dark, without detection as witness the r.ccnt murder by that means in Brooklyn. The editor sar.s : "In thi efty and Brooklvrj th-re is an ! h- the cons" ifrnW-rr? rr-rrno !

avera:; of nearly "so murder evcrv dtv. I "n " scvc!1' V c ani:on:;h evcrv Mrscn coincsiis that ' -voul i fpee.my iajicat8 into hose poseriras mnsl knWlb At Ux(ul penJtj i' t " bud tatico. There wiä n f!e:ul lm.-st snro !r, fi.llow. !?., rl-t 1,1 Utlsnee : W the eye of the proprietor de-

were assured that murder could be accoic- c,lc awa" t,om the T1-iE:v- 3bJ I?e lm' plished without dagger of punhment to ! mediately deisouaecd the skulker at tho themurhr?r? It seems t-rovidential tint j ,hicf' TIlc latter was seized, and the aH the time and ingenuity which have b.c-n wufcIi w? f0'1"'1 ur' h,m ' and as tl,;:" exp.i:;djJ in atteinr t i to pru-lueo weapons ' ovvncr 'iulf t5-v l'nt lt lu h,s Pocket hc ft.r that purpose, have failed to discover a i n4irkc 1 hc watc'! 3'W3 i,uf "tri';c tllu eaftj instrument of murder. Weapons hcn" bat 1 "'ougnt my asseitiou that it have hcen mad which approaches Iii oh-1 (tJ.?"ll VuAc ,ue 10 strike" mt n, jf.ct, but none have been sutvcssful. Tiifti11"" . . ..... T .

t.t.i.U..,,,, wi.it. w.-..io vn.M r. so extensively used for mnruerou? purposes iu Kurope, aa 1 to some estent in thicountrv, is a verv dangerous weaoon. A Tl.. -TT 1..-. V.-.rJ -;C ! I . . , ! ur.. B vnia tuoviuoiuni j i'iu-.t-'3 aiiii;i. insiuut iiU'i.ii, iui jet uui Contusion Cr marks Of CXtemal Violence is seen. The air pun, although not inventcd fur thc u-e of thc a&assia, is also a dan-1

gerous weapon, ai iho recent nmider inlmils from thb city, bv which a girl ah Brooklyn, by uch agency, clearly proves.! years of atre,mmcd'Kiiza U. Curl, hi

If this invention was brought to perfee-! lion, so as to discharge a hellet without I any ie"rt. th.: con-euncc would be alarm-! Fortunately it is not perltet. A-! tnough it emits comparatively liftk snnnd ! when being di-ch irgod, that little is suiTi- ' cient to guard i.-nn-t its extensive t?c ; Hundred ot eo... r: raneüs have been made for the purpose of taking life and bafltng detection, and probably efforts to tint end are still made." iB)ii Genera! Pope, thc military 5atrap of Alabama, in a late military order, says that "treasonable utterance arc not the legitimate exercise of the liberty of thc press.' This is decidedly smart. Who is to judrre whether an 4:uttcrance'' is ''treasonable" or not? Of course, the General; and the natural result is, that there can be no liberty of utterance, except that which his high mightiness approves. If General Popu had more sense, he would know that, under our form of government, there is, and can be, no such turner "treason comvrnttcd in w.-rfl ''uiu: - It raut be a:i "overt act," aad must be proven by at loast two witnesses. Tho man who talks about "treasonable utterances," and about punishing them, is either an ignoramus or else he is a military tyrant that is determined, by brute force, to destroy the liberties of the people. Cm. Enquirer. Col-baqlousomax. A reinarsa. arms, when she perceived a wan iu thc water 6trug'l'nK for life. Bein-; able to fwini, 6he placed the infanton tho ground, and plunging resolutely into thc tea, succeeded in reaching the man. For a moment both were in danger from the desperpate manuer in which hc clung to her, but a custom officer who had witnessed the incident, carr.o to the woman's assistance, and enabled bsr to bring tho man safely to land. A western editor has placed over n marriages a cut representing a large trap sorune with this motto : "Tte trap down another a::2y caught t

, frt fo it i while others were snaked o!

t r .. T..t:,. :i, t i a sort of retributive ju.sLee

uujv ui aa ootivi. im m--1 vutiu iu iier I

TEnniDJLE AFFAIR IU IDAHO. riie Terriloral Comptroller Shot by a Bar-Tender. From the Boise City Statesman, May lt. The most shockiug tragedy that it ever became our duty to record happened in this city last Sunday mornio. Louis Risely, bar-keeper m the Central saloon, was a man about 28 yeors of age, and for two years or so a resident cf this place. For several months past he has been in illhcaltb. He was addicted to hard drinking, and within the last week had an attack of delirium tremens. After the attack ho expressed himself to several persons as of the opinion that if he had any more attacks of the kind he should kill some one, and it would aa likely be his nearest friend as say. This appears, was all. not ccouijh to alarm auy one or to iivc apprehensions that he was dangerously i 11.4.1 ue. Saturday night, between the hours of 1 o'clock, ther v-ia a mrtv enf?acJ in a

camc 0f whist at the Centre saloon, one of wll0m va, tcrritori.il coinDlrolItr, Mr. II B. Lane. Uieley was atteudinsr thc bar, and was asked by Lane to bring some drinks for the table. Riseley answered pleasantly, and went behind the bar, a? wa supposed for that purpose. Several persons fitting ly observed nothing in his actions unusual, or that could in the slightest degree excite suspicion. But a few moments elapsed when he was seen to go the thc d ck . - I' r: vihnr n no f h .1 etnri (i ? l!ocni nr.u- - - O he iouaJ Lane fallen near the fide-walk. having nearby breathed Iii. last. Mr. Lane was carried into the dru? store of Quivey & Graham, during which time UUely shot at himself tho second time, thc ball entering thc forhead. He lived about half an hour. No cause can be assigned for this tragic affair but insanity. It cast a terrible gloom over the whole community, unmitigated by any consideration of provocation or excuse. Mr. Lane had been more than a year territorial comptroller, and was a young man of more than ordioarv ability and social mulitici. Ho ra tobe mar- j ricd in a few dnya to a most estimable young lady of th s city, who, it is needless to say, is heart-brcken at the terrible affliction. The body was buried on Sunday with Masonic honors, and the funeral was the most numerously attended of any that ever took place in Boise City. The SJolen Walc'i, One of tiie best stories wo remember re-! I tlTTI"' t fl vtlll.WI lV:iii'!i lV..lil 1 Frencli source. Tn tho pit cf the old French opora, one of the audience sudden- ; ly discovered that his watch was gone lhe evening s entertainment had notcoio.aenccd, an.l the owner of the property mounted a bench, stated the los, which could not have occurred above two or three minutes, and besired those atound him to remain perfectly rjuict, as his watch ftruck tije li0,," 15kc a clock anJ U tlicn tectca an uniiVKiuai wno was trying to "VW.-. cur watvn g'? wcii : ashcu a bvctandrr of thc hunnv owner. ft w "It both goes) welt aud returns we'll," repliel the latter. f;rl 0, Tlurlee Years OJ.i faJinS CmtT.Nt'li Trm the Teoriad.lA Transcript. Juru IT. Vcstcruy attcrnucu a sad case of suicide occurred on the Kuosvillc road about two hout un herself, ibe was a wayvard, inpe:uoti creature; rn w-j greatly incensed because the d.y boi'..rj 1-r nother had bou"ht her si.-ter a corset, and not her one. Sh'i , wouldn't go to Sunday school in the morn-! ing, and when her mother told her to dress I bor.-Ji', she rrcut cat into a smolce-hoiue. Hook a horse's halter, and slipping the j hiiehing-strap through the head-strap, made a "sort of running noose, into which she :mt her n.ic. Sh- thin hitehr.l fho strap into a peg in the wall. When fbr.nd she was hanging by thc neck, thc peg only a foot above her head and her feet on the floor. Though cut down immediately, she was dead, and nil attempts to revive her proved fruitless. Dr. Lucas wa3 sent for, but his attempts were unavailing. Her fattier is absent in Missouri buying a farm. lie was telegraphed for, and thc bod' will be kept uutil he returns. Vy nelectitj to lock tho stable tloor, the horse was stolen : by leaving .1 lot ol'' ' oM rubbish in the baru 3aru, ono colt ...... . .. . broke las leg, anu another got a nan in his loot; by uelectin;? to fpcnd half an hour iu battening up the shccpfoIJ, a pair of twin laiubs froze to death ; by carelessly tiuj5 thc bull, thc ox was orcd and died ; ! by ncglcctiQi: to kill the ticks on the sheer. ! uaJ lice on the cattle, the sheep became poor, shed their wool, ;ave no milk, and ! the lambs died, and a Due stock of cattle, . .k .1 4i fli, t Ar. c; and survive d, I by the ucck, to their own ers; always attached in some way to hu man transgression. ermont farmer. "Well Sambo, what's ver unto nowadays V 4,Oh, I is a earp'ner and jincr." 'He! I guess ycr is. What department do you perform V '-What department? Why, I docs de circular work." What's dat 7" 'Why, I turns do grindstone." "G'way "Pray, madam, why did you name your old hen JdacdufF?" "Because, Bir, I wanted her to !av os."

WOOLEN FACTORY ! "7" ANTED A large amount of WOOL at TIppecanoclown Woolen Factory ! To be manufactured into Blankets, Fulled Cloth, Ci.siraer3?, Doeskin, Sheeps Gray Jeans. Plain and Pin 1 Flunnels, in great variety, and Woolen Dref3 Good;, for ladies and children. öustom Work, ucii as Spinning, Weaving, Carding, Djeing, Fulling Cloth, &c.,&c.,done to order in the best icaiiner. Alter three years' trial, we hav our Factorj complete in all its department, and furnished with the latest improveaicnts. Mr N.U. ALLKMAiN will -ire his whole attention :U PI vmoutii, to the receipt ol and the delivery of ROLLS and CLOTH manufi'jtured by ui. We will Exchange Clotli for Wool ! on fair term3. Wool can be left at thc Furniture Store of A. L. ALLEM AN" & Co., two !oor3 south ot" the Pjrkor llouse, n Plruwuin, and at the Factory. ALL KIXD5 OF FASCV DYEIXG done. N. B. & J fc. ALLEM AN.

T. S. HOW TO CLEAN WOOL For ten tbäf wool, add one gill of slt and enough soft ?oapto the water neces iry, let this wool re main in the water ten miuute?, stirring constant-! ly. Then rinse as soon as tab en cut. repeat for three times, having the wter as warm as the hand will bear, then drv the wool. Mty2,l?67. 35-tf. CEISPER, C0MÄ7 Oh ! tho was beautiful and f;:lr. With f tnrry -s and radiant hair. Whiwe onrlin' tndrij( Tt. rntwircd, Enrhant' d the very heart and mind. COMA, For Curling the Hair of either Sex into "Wavy and Glossy Kinglets or Heavy Marsive Curls. By Ufinc: tin'.- article Ii lies anil fntvn?n ran baatify themselves a thousand fold. It is the only article in the vorld that will curl ctraih: hair, und at the cimc time five it a bean tit 'id, y!o-y appearance. Tlie Crimper Coma not only cur!s the hair, hut Invijmtct. beautifies and cleanses it : is highly and delirhtfal)v mrtr.m'1. anil ! tle most compit-te article of lb kind ever offered to the American piiblk. The Crij.H r Coma will be sent to any andress, sealed ard ostae paid for $1. Address all orders to W L. CLARK t CO , Chemists, iJ lyl No. 5. We?t Favette S'.r. e. Stracvse. N. Y. JOHNM. PENDLETON Commission Mcrcliant, for the purchase and sale of Domestic FicccctV Pii!lel T"ool, Su. " Erowlif'jt, X- ic York. Cah Adtar.ros i'ud. Consinnients olicited. Gener il or p jH'cird market report furnished at requtfct. lieferen r e s : II. V. VAIL. Ca-h'r Nr.i'I V.vk if foniTnerce. X. Y. Jlo w J. IIOOKM AN. JOHNSON, & CO.. N. Y. CfiliHON'. McMfLLA.N.t CO., Clcavelnnd. Uli-.. '.V. V. V. "::.vrrALL. Ca-.- I'irt Nat ! JJ; ; k. n:,: iilis. A! inn. THOMAS AlM IUT;,Cah'r Tirst N.v. l Rmk. Norton, 1 1. Mi us. FOliD. DICKSON, .v. CO., St. Loui, Mo.. And to anv Banker fhroiig'iont the couiiiry ha' ir.New York 'orres;ioudeiits'. ":jO i'.tn T. A. LEMON, DRUGGIST, t East side Michigan St. Plymouth, Ind Dealer hi DRUGS, MEDICINES Vure Wines and MAqnors, Tor üledicinn Ptirpo-c, LTXSECD OIL, J5EXZ0II, fc-lllllTS TITRPKXTLVK WIIITH TjEAI), WINDOW CJ LASS, PUTTY, LAM)OIL, NEATSFOOT OIL, COAL OIL, LAMPS, Ac., WALL PAPER, AND V. 1XD0W CURTAINS j SCHOOL BOOKS. j STATIONARY, BLANK ! BOOKS. Sec. &c. &c. I - i i niYSIGlAN are particuUrly requested to i call and etin-.itie the tae'c an-1 nriees before rnri !ii3inf e';o jelierr. FARTTCULATl attention rfreti to filling Thy- j jEidinsTrevriptionsand Family Receipts by to Experienced DHTJGGIST. G-. BLAIN, &: CO., DRUGGISTS, rfoctlmest corner of Michigan and Gh to Street?, riY MOUTH, INDIANA. RAVING justreciveda fresh supply of every article in our line of trade, consiatini; mainly of Drnzs. Medicine. IVinta Oils, LHe Stnfl( V.irnish. Crush';, rerfurncr?, Yankee Notion,! fllasii.Statioinirr, Pure Medicines, and Lionor Tor medicil purpos cmiy, to wmcn we reppcculully invite tiie attention of this romraunitj . Wc hare also on liani a stoci of Ten, Coffee, f3uar, Tob icco.Ciar'.etc. Tobe disfio-cil ofat very reasonable figures. Within a fi.r ltt3p:itWc hive received from Pittsbur-h and New York n large amo-mt of Kerosene and Coal OiL AND LAMPS. f. r b i; rn i .1 th .vs in e , o f e vc y A ?. i r. l s t v ! C , " i J !i r.r withn-.t shades. We are al.vi aent.s for all he popular Patont Medicines of tho day. Physicians prescriptions carefully put up at all houri ofthe night, by un experienced drii?t;iBt. We earneftly Invite the public to ft vor nn with a call, examine our stock , and become convinced ofthe fact that wc are doing a linen I business. lla34 t G. II LA IN & Co. Steam Engine for Sale. A PORTABLE ENGINE 12 horse power, will be sold, as we wish to make room for a Urgei one. It can be seen running at tho Foundry and Machine shop of 24tf ADAMS k SIMONS, South Plymouth. TILINGS VEGETABLE AMBR03A JCV A rare rtilo for the hair. Sold onlr at LEMON'S Drus Stör.

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Startling News, by Tclegrnph! MAXIMILIAN IIAS ABDICATED THE THRU5fi and left for Enropo, but MOGONxNELL STILL nOLPS FOIJTri AT TTIK OLT STAND SOUTH VF THE l'AKKEK llUUrjii. lie aa5 ßic!i to hin Extensive Stock of Groceries and Provisions a larea'ortmnit of Quecnsware, Glassware and Lamps. nip Groceries coii'-t !i ji.ut of FIilTf Ty tin harrol. nek or pound, lilTK Wll KAT KI.Ol lt. jtnd ( i!N" MCAUf tmill iiriccs. al.o SUOAIJ. TEA. COFFEE, Molasses. sYRrr. soap.staucit. pouiv. hams. CO It X. II T ATOF. S I K:. I. It i i. S A LT F ISll. O A L OIL. KICK. T! MSINS, T'OWOKIt. LEA!. SHOT. CAl"S, OATS, BKOOMS, PAILS, TUP.S, ASKETS, tC Ca-h f;r U itt r. K-. T.i-d. PapT Itiis. Wrc. and in fi?t kinds of rivintry !ro;lic wanted, lor which thc hih.t m.-irket prkv will lv p d.i. (Jive m? a cull at my euuu, iormony ooctpica oy i;ice a; ijto. goods pencil sko iifi:!: ')i:LTVE:ti:p to any PART OF TOWN WHEN UK'lrESTEI. n-3a-tr. V. H. McCONXLLL. Grand Gift Concert. WDI l.HA SOLDIERS' MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION. Tonn GIYFX AT JIORRISON'S OPERA HALL. LulnnwpcUs, I,ul,ana,Juh, 4, or sooner ,7 a it y j i " i ticket arz all sold, for thc. purpose rf btidtunr a mo jarTj rr t r Crown Hill Cemetery, IN HONOR OF ovii F.2ir.rr mßoj;.! T , Autliori7.cl bv tlie Gcvemmont. Let every ii .1 i r . boily patronize thu home Tn sditnt-on. It h tho idutf of everv tool citizen of the State to con - tribute 3omotln:i to this monument. NO. OF TICv e.T.S. 200.000 AT si KaCH. No. of presents. 33.!J.l; valued at$l .DOM. Single ticket tßn t nn T'ii tickets to agents 9.00 Twenty tickets to aenti ty.(l' li.t. G:i3hift in (Jn'enhack '20 000 2ml. fJift tea?e of Dov.ls' Clock Nos. 17fIJ.2l.2.1.2.,7.M.iM.Ave.... 12,000 3.1. Cash liiftin Gteenhtcki lOOiKl rive Csn iftd j,0l0 Five Cili fSirtA $."M0 One Gift of Forrv Acre of Land m .,()!! 2,500 Uoone co'inty. Indiani 1.SO0 One two story Residence on .Morrison street, Iudiin.ipoiU 5,000 And numerous other v;t3uMeift, consisting of line (o!d Watciie?, PinuOt", Cabinet Organs, Sewjncf M-t. c'iin.-. frolid Silvcr.vare. Ladies' (told U atehoa, ete.,arnoimtint.j. . . I li.rJO i Send for programme aa l see for yourself rint i this i? I'.o "iiMnibuir." Y A. T D A-nt! in every tv.vn, couary :v w'-ubi!e'od in In, fnuic. ri-e iinuu inciii to acntn. We will eive to thf ?tt who :! th? l-ir,'ef imini.cr of ticl.e a snlcndi 5 (luid Vau-h raiued at ftSUO. To the oh that ?el U the eon.l !ir;:et number, a i;oUl watch value 1 at To tl c i one who e!iho third larcre.'t nnniber. a sj'!'n lid J Pilv-r American Huniin Cac Watch, valued at ! $100. I CAUxiorsr' As we can not br personally ac'i'iainK'd with all j our rtpJiiU. Kiid therefore, cinnot be ve.sponib!e J for them, porions lesiroiH of iurcb -.ins tic'tcti, j m.les.s thev are ncfj'iiintcd with their ncont, had better ml direct to u-. I Send money by pot of.ioe order or icitcredj letter, at our risk, or, when the ai.iount is ten dollars or over by cxyress. MODE OF PISTiiintmoX The manner of iHrtrihuiion to ho poh1-1 anl COMlnctM hv 1 roTTinittco o 'twenty to ! vJpotcH j Cvr Hia w. T.- r f 1itI,Lii-c lit t!irm t I -na ' I VIII UI'J llVai. I ll'.'tUCl ? llH i V- 14'r the conceit. 3RL of oronoe John C. Nvw, Cashier Fiist National bank. Judirc Samuel C Perkins, Tn-lianpolls. Ind. William A. Lowe, attomej at Law and united States peaon aent. ienerai rred. Ktiencr, attomey at law ani United Slates Co:r:r;i:i r:cr. Jonn ll inni. attoriiev iamt, iuie uniic-ij States district attoroev, sixth district. Springer k Vance, State agenti Hincock Life Insurance Corapanv. General David Hilcore, York town, Ind Lieutenant Colonel John f. Cheek, present Clerk of Dearborn county. Mjor General T- J. Lucu3f Larcrceburr, In i'iini. ; T. B. McCarty, Auditor of Sttc. Georpe Bragtr, Sheriff of Ilamilti'i county. ioi)ievii;e. iuu. John Triseil. Clerk Hamilton countv. Ind. William O'Brien, attorney at luv, lite Colonel of the Seventy fifth Indian i Volunteers, Nobles villc. Martin Ioc, Assessor of Tntmal Revenue, sixth district. Inui.inapoü. j JTTickctsto Concert for sale ai the principal Driiij. Jewelry, Music aal Kook ftores in the j citv and State, oc address, with postage stamp :)-.-.l ' Lock Dot No. 3?, Indian-'pol'S, Iml. Office o7cr No. 27, Boyd's Rlock, Mass.'.chu?ctfs avenue. WHISKERS AND FORCED to prow upon the smoothest fac- in from three to five weeks by uain;: Dr SEVIGNE'S RESTAURATEUR CAPILLIARE, the wonderful discovery in modern science, acting l'pon the be:irJ And luir in an almost miraculous manner. It has been vned by the elite of rris and liondon ith thc most (I tttcriM' succesi. Namcji of all nurch i?et3 will bo ic-irteml. and if cuf ire satisfaction is not pi ven in every in6iarco,the nvney wi J bo chcerlully relundcd. Price by mail, sealed and post-paid. Discrifitirc cirrularf mil teJinioiiiatd mule! free. Addre BERG ER S HÜTTS k CO.. Chemist?, No . River Street, Trov.N. Y. Sole agents for the Tili ted Stales. " 2'J-ly BEAUTY. Auburn, (Jolden, Flaxen Sc Silken Curb, FRODUCE D bv tluMisc of rrcf. UEURLUX' PRIMER Li CHEVKUX. One apP; . ..tion waituntco to curl t tie utoft btr.ii I: t and st'!iiicrn hair of either pox inro -T.wy ringlets, oi heavy nius.ti ve curU . Ilasturcn used by the f ishi.'n ibles of Paris and London" with the most grAtifying results. Doe no injury lo tho hair, Price by mail, sealed and post paid $1. Deseriptii e circulars mailed free. Address MERGER, SUUTTS Sc CO., C!icrait( 3."), Kivcr Street, Trr. N. Y. Sole a-cnti for the Tailed States. 2.-ly Sl.SOO PEHYEAHIw Apcnttf yerywliere to sell our mrnovKn ?1Scw in;; Mtchiues. Three new kinds. Under and upper feed. Seut on trial. Warrnnted five voars. Above salary or lnrge cotnmi.ions p-iid." 'Hie onlv m u hinea sold in the United States tor les.-i th.ij $40, which are faUy licensed bv Ihice, VketUr & Uri.n, Grorer & Baker, Sinqrr k Co., ami B ichelder. All other cheap machine HTeinftingtuient nn l the ttller or nner are fail to arrest, Jint and imprisonment. Illustrated circu lars sent free. Address, or esll unon Fhaw ! a- M"1"c or Chk,E-

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Reparator Capilli. Throw flwfiTyettr fale frizeu. vour (TJcitchp, rottr Tri" Destructive of conucrt, aud nut Von a a fiz ; " Cotne acod. come yonthfu!. corhe ujrly and fair. And rojoice iu j our own luxiriH&t bair. RfiPARATOR CAPILLI. For restoring Unir tinon hA ho.-ul from hstevC can?cit may have fallen ont) and forcing a rfOWth hair npnn the laco. it has vn c-mal. It will f rrp th i eiht woeke. or liair upost baM ht-nr's in from t-.m tn thive mnrth. A few iirromnt yvractloner ho vc oasort.'-l that thm is uothin? tli.1t will f,nv or harn the crowth ofthe luir r lerl. Tlifirjis-ortion.-' are false, thorftnloriirin; wttri-ci (from their Cwn Tpcrlf'IJCC ran bear witniw. 15at many will fr.y. lio.v arc wc to dltiricuisli tht from thc ;nrioii! It Cfriainir ! dim.-nit. a iiino-tPiithx of t!i cliflVrn.' iircpirations atlvt-rtisetl for th- !,;it nt:-l h-ar.l r.re mtirvlv rrir:L1'-v. and yen nny have ;ilr ;nlv tlinuvnon-.iv lar-e mn-mt in tii.-ir !)ur.-tiasc. T.j uvh wo mM mv. trv th- IJ-n-arator Cap:Ili : it n il! covt vnu Tiifhin""tirlr- it fnl'y I c.m- u:to.!ir r.-prk-Mit:ifinnji. If vour lrtiL'2Ut doe k J Dot icep It. fi:l v.? doü.tr.ind v.- wi.l forward it ' pf.?rp:c.rt. torerhf-r wilh a r-fciit fr tit- nviiw. -wliirh I ;.v'll l) n-tiirn-d yo-,t on am, licit ion. proi-iiii"ei';i.j" -at- 1 faction :s no? jjiv.-ti. Ad.'.r-. " ' : i -"-1?" j W. L. CLAUIC & CO.. (Vm:t. , W'cs-t Kayert'j Street, sv?:( fsr, N. Y. J II. E. PICKSON. IICNUY WOODBURY THE IRON AGE Has come again: at least the X insflf If. P. D.CKSON A- CO'. TTARmVARK STORE. TX THE SOUTH ROOM OF TIIK NEW BRICK BLOCK, PLYMOUTH. LVD. 1 nnVf. ca? nt aI1 tJn,ie3 bef S E E N' ; iJUi!ili I in ftlmoES any dhtiie.lzo. 'juantltv pnl t quality from aa iJ ad VViu-l quality frei AMERICAN COOKING STOVE to aCOFFBH HKA'ITR, or from x rro-r S;trrft. I p iper oi 4 oz tacks. They hare O m3r 352 SB j Of ererv kin ; Elevated Orot . Ponaro Pr!fr I ! ct.t rrnn p T rlnf " r' ipjarc, .dor , i .iicei iron, Lox, tancv or plain, with comiln j ' - 1 ' n-i cumicie ! ; f k f ifi im if r Cf I !? mic S,,.ELFJ5?J?P3 ff Crfrr I"Ptfoii ! j "1""'?' V" nn'1 U lN P,lV hanÄ I " ;w .,.i3M, v. aiptiucrs too3. ... . lll L0!f and DOC r y. .m Chain?; the best Aiesin the V.'eat in, hrass, and Hollow Wares; Ot all kinds; j I L O Y fciJ , S II o v t: l h ! i and'tu minnertifA-rricuItural utensil-, tncluil'nff ! Forts th.it I.j id and unload hav bv ior power i slecdid tsdtn -tiaen' oi ; 11 HOOKS LIXIS. ' cnjr l-!- rt I ' JL A' lt, 1j 1 1. U AXD COW BULLS, Hi OX A STEEL IX BARS. ROLLS. S II EFTS AXD EUXCIIES etc n fact erv tiling that anv one c cr thought of i j buvinina If iriv re Store, and a thousand thin? bcid a w ith i j contar.ily M :ivi::t', m !iifh fli-'y propose eilirg i Than the sar'ie bo-iht at anv othtr place i i tliis -idnf Fittsbm-h. j All kinds of ti:i,s!uct iron.coppor a:.d bra?.-j ware mi le :tnl repuredon reason able terms ano ' fbc-rt notice. r j ü'V C-Hl,-qi:ox pi m n.ua jo 'uir.oiu'ui ni in-iiäi:. j ' . I AHB .fj p0.L.piIß f 01l Xop in;: pooj ipun (i.irJiii: it i"iv.Xi .x -jnd cjoioq s.-ud p''.F ?tcjs cniturx.i pm: pna ostvj.i ! JO Ä)üUUA JVSji '.l PJ tlO!;i;911U Jll,vU!.d JJOJip j ?ao pt.u.x? pas p.i.1 .rrino pn i s.i..jptjn; '.""! U" s;1!P:'l '"-oqs Pe ' sjoojt npciu tuoin.i iv i n ji-ij oi s. unioo I fllTTf IrtfllT rhlf? tltftC IPI.. ?.!. 'TllTlrf'lIIT I . Irt CllJiVMT ........... (... .-v -'".V .. 41 i , . 4 l tl 'S-WJ V"VS ' r"t.'j ; 'sb'tiipui pur; ox-corj KT Si9ü3(J New Goods and Low Price, at thj: NEW ESTABLISHMENT OF Brownlcc & Losan. Tli nndriT!iO'l have cntrd Info a pnrtrorst.ip for tin p-.irin if carrying on a general retail mercliar.tlisbusiness attae Comer of Michijin and La Forte S's, Wlier. our old friend will at all times Cad us ready j ana u iuuv' to 5i;o .vt!:om oar stock or Croiktiy, Giii'sicare, Muslins, XcEons, dc. Which wo will eil cheaper than tacy cu b boujbt elsewhere. TAKE NOTICE. That from and after January 1st, 1SC7, wc lLt?nd to j sen ror C? & OU HEADY PAY ONLY. We kep the b-At of Malin. Shi'tln?. Dre Good tTi,fc. and th' lliit'nt stck of Crock rv and (.la a war In town, AM o 'Min .-i-Hn? to hnv and nay fo anvtbhi la one bill, cannot dobeaer than to give us a call. P-nona Indebted to J. rtrown.A ar ro.iiictod to call and nettle, as the old books iaut be pqv.ared up at OLce. JOHNSON BROWN LEE. P(V.?T.i;Vi LEONARD LUG AX.

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"IS vcars 'OtIv ii:falin!c rcri'dics kcovn.' "I'rco from Poison." ilatfc com' out ol tliclr ho! to "Ccstar's"Pat. R. ach, fic TJrteim's I a pa-t?- ti'-d f.r fr-'. AV. Lowhff Lkyl: ivtlll A,.,'-, A:, .f-.-. Ccstir's" fed Bug Exterminator I a li-jnid or wa-h is cd to destroy, and v.h a prev, lfivc for J-ll d". 'Coster V Ec'.eotxic Towder for Insects Is for .V''"''-, Ftrii. ' j'cJ', Jhstds or j'Utu's, Iu"!', An'ond, itc. I'ST". : ! TtrwiTtF. : ! : cf al! wortlii in'!ntfon. ;""Sert that '-Costa it's r.auic ii on each Lox, BotLl and FLok. o. forc vt.u "buy. Jr-Adare, 11EXRV H. COSTA 1. 44 p.roadwaT. Y. JTTSoM in Plymouth ly G. lllaiu. i Co.. tti ill Drm.Ti'? and K'.Tailfrs cvrywh'.'rf CELLKRATED rr IV! SALVE 1 For Cnt. IJarn. i:r;i!-. s Vv"or,.N. Tu i; Cznccn I'.r..k.n Hrt-H:-. .r.- Nir.'it. 1:1. R;inH r,A i Pnuiful Pü-s. Scroiu !;;. J'titri.l j-i d ül-conditior.rd ! - r't' : lJf 'ts (.l.-Jidu1.- r Sn-ti;iiii'. Ixui.'.ion-.futan'--f'H Atl'.-ct.oi. liv.-2-'-.:n !-h. (,ru. l'L'iiioL. j Spider, Itir'-.Tt Cl:iitilaiii. .. i: ll.uidr-. L'j)b, Ac; liitee Aiiiiii:.'--, Ac. .c. Z':T.:r. ::, c-iit-. 5'; Ci-i,t. ard ?1 f-lz'.-t :p;.n,rf;!'-K v;::ir,J,K,',4r!R! JV"co!dliv lrti'-iii: v-rv.vJi. oI'XIVFRiAL CORN SOLVENT, Fr on;'. Ih.iii-, V.'a'!?. ic. k '" ''''''' -. M d SJ 'e. i-- ''hi ail i'M'i-:- e. i v,s;.ir-. tAid by ll-'iirv li. l'i , it wi P.roa W T M Y k "A:u! fj. it. iihti... A ... I-Jm;; ,a;.l. COSTAR'S rrjKr.i:ATi',:; of BITTFR-SWFKT ) VTAMX WMSm. FOn ItrAfTIFYINr; Till: t'LOJPLEXIOX. r..-d so often in Wruitiryh,- the Skin, Mnot Treck lv.. l'iiupio, Lri'.ilt.-iiT., A.c. K.yr..ttie, ?i. JSuMhy s'l Pni:i-f crp richer". ;i".iid b Ht-rrv ll. Cot:r l.t iti D: Aud by U. LIaiüi Co. i'lvm. uih. COSTA R9 S TECTORAL COUGH REMEDY, rorCo;t-hs CoL's, Hoirseness. Sore Tliroat. CrAcr. Mr.f..nr loii'.'h. Initnnrn. A-tliri. fr.Tnitton Itroiulilal anVotionn.iind nil dioafx of tl. Throat and I.ülic-1. 5Pott W. 2. cent-. .VI vnt. and f .!.. iSoll hv all lriU'l-t pvcrrw h-T ;"Amlly Honrv l. 'Mr. 1.-Tt4i Broad'vN Y J "An.l by ci. IJ'.ain, A Co., Tlj uoath '

COST AR' S CELFBRATED B J.SHOP PILLS, A UNIVERSAL MNNElt PILU ForNervou r.iid Sick Headache. Co.irene, IrIwi. tioii. Py-;'isu. r.i!liiiiifnn. Cixw-tipatton, lirrl Colic. Chill, l'evn.. aud cii.-ral deranTjin.t or tt l)l;?silvc oriran. e Sold iv .1 Prii't cvrvwtun' I V"And hy )lnrv K. C ottar n'rivit tH Croad'r V u30 ai