Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 14, Number 16, Plymouth, Marshall County, 24 December 1868 — Page 2

THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT.

THURSDAY DEC. 24, 1868. RESIMPION OF SPECIE PAYNEXT. Ia the United States senate, on the 14th, Mr. Morton, of Indiana, introduced a bill, which was referred, providing for the redemption in coin of the United States notes and fractional currency, and requiring the ational banks to redeem their notes in coin. The bill provides : 1. That hereafter there shall be no ales of gold belonging to the treasury of the United States, and the surplus gold now in the treasury, and that may hereafter aeerue. over and above th j amount required to pay the interest on the public debt, and foi other specific uses, specified by law, shall be reserrnd set apart for the redempt ion of notes and fractional currency. 2. That on and after the 1st day of July, 1871, the treasurer of theUuited States shall pay in coin, at the treasury of the United States, at Washington, and at si ch other points as may be deigoated by the secretary of tne treas-1 ury, all United state? notes and fractional currency that may be presented for redemption. 3. That on and after the 1st day of January, 1872, the national bauks shall pay in coin such of their notes a; may be presented for redemption, and shall, on and after the 1st of July, 1870, reserve and hold in their vaults aii the coin which may be received by them a interest on their stock held by the government for the redemption of their notes. 4. That until the 1st of January, 1872. at the time which they are required to begin the redemption of their notes, the national banks shall keep and hold in their vaults the full reserve of lejraltender noteä as now required by law, and that on and after that time the reserve of legal-tender notes, as fast a withdrawn, shall be replaced with coin to a like amount ; and the said banks ehall hereafter be required to hold their revenue in coin to like amount, and for the same purpo-es as is now required by law tobe held in legal-tend-er nctes ; provided, that the comptroller of the currency may, with the ".jscnt of the secretary of the treasuin, allow aid banks to hold a portion ot said reeerve, not exceediug two fifths of said amount required by law io United Stataa notes. 5. That the secretary of the Trea. ury may cause so many of the United States notes that may be redeemed under the provisions of this act to be can celed as may, in bis judgment, be nec eeaary to the proper limitation of che currency ; and that all fractional currency that may be redeemed shall be canceled. 6. That on and after January, 1872, United States notes shall cease to be a legal-tender in payment of debts, but hall be receivable in payment of government due3, as now provided by law. 7. That the secretary of the Treasury shall have power to negotiate and tall the bonds of the United States to be due in thirty years, and redeemable by the government, at is pleasure, after ten years, bearing interest payable in gold, to such an amount as may be necessary to carry into operation the provision of the second section of tin. act. The foregoing foreshadows the financial policy of the incoming administration. Norton will be made secretary of the Treasury hence the intro duction of a bill giving that officer the power to negotiate and sell boods of! the United States, &c. Morton has baaely betrayed the people of Indiana on the greenback question. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO, TUE MEMORY OF BR. O. BAILEY, DECEASED. Again has the gavel sounded in the east, calling us to a ,: Lodge of Sorrow." Again has it pleased the Almighty Master of the universe to take from uanother ot our mystic baad. It is with no ordinary sorrow that we lament the death of our worthy brother, Timothy D. Bailey He was bound to each of us in an indissoluble lie of affectionate regard. His life had been devoted to Masonry. To rear the beautiful f.ris and proportions of that mystic temple, had been to him delightful service. He had come down to us in hii Masonic life, having been made a Mason maov years ago in th? atateof New York, from those yczxs of bitter persecution, which so severely men our orotnernooa. ne was one ui a fow, most of whom have gone to thoir reward, who when thia country was new, amid great discouragements, did their utmoit to extend the princi - . waft pics of our order, and lay deep her solid foundations, ilia teat in the lodge was seldom vacant, his coifnsel always timely and good. Such was the brothst wbonj dtri we now dep tore. But

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AMOUNTING TO NEARLY $500,000, So that we are prepared to sell every description of Dry and Fancy Coods, Silver Plated Ware, Cutery, Watches, Albums, Jewelry, &c.f Of better quality than' any other eoneem in roitwtry for the uniform priee of One Dollar for Each Article, With privilege of exchange from a large variety of useful articles, not one of which could be bought for TWICE THE AMOUNT in any other way. 0The ix'st of Boston and New York refences given as to the reliability of our house, and that our business is conducted in the fairest and most legitimate manner possible, and that we give greater value for the money than can be obtained in anv other way. All Goodi dammjed or broken in transportation replaced icithout charge. O Cnecks describing articles sold sent to agents in Clubs at rates mentioned burow. We guarantee every article to cost lc?s th an if bought at any Boston or New York Whole sale HouseOnr Commlmion Io Atrrnf Exceed those of every other establishment of the kind, proof of this can be found in ; compiling onr premiums wit those of others for Clubs of the same size, in addition to which we claim to give better goods of the same character. We wtU tenrl to fi'rutt free of 'eh'trre , I or a Club ol SO and Three Hollars One of the following article: 1 doz, good linen sh rt fronts. 1 set solid prold studs. All wool cassimere for pants, :inc white counterpane, large siz?. 1 elegant balmornl skirt. 20 yards brown or bleached sheeting, good quality, vard wide, 1 elegant 100-picture Morocco-bound photo, album, 1 double lens sterosDO,' and 12 foreign views 1 silver plated engraved 5 bottle castor, 1 tlagant silk fan, with ivory or sandalwood frame, fea'heicd edge and spangled 1 steel carving knife and fork, very best quality, ivory blanced balanced handle. 1 handsome beaded and lined parasol, 2 ) yards good print i very fine Damask Table cover, 1 pr. best ova tit. 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gUE RIFF'S SALE. By rirtue of an order ot sale and a Decree cf Foreclosure of mortsaee, issued out of the office of the Clerk of the Murshall Common Plens Court, in favor of Joseph W. Davis, and against Edmund Hunter, Ehnira Hunter, Robert Hunter, Rhod.i Hunter and Alexander Joyce and Adam C H indie replevio bail, to me d:rected 1 will offer lor s.tle at public auction, on SATURDAY, JANUARY, 10, 1869. Between the hours of 16 o'clock a. m., and I 4 o'clock, p. M-, at the Court Honse door, in Plymouth, Marshall Countv, Indiana as the law directs, the tellowing described real es täte, to-wit : The South east corner E it half of the North-west fiarter of Sectio:' four (4 ) ovnship thirty-th"-ee ('i'i) range three East, containing eigbt acres (8), and Will on said ground situated, in Marshall countv, State of Indiana, to the highest bfcJiai for cash, without regard to appraisement laws-, subject to redemption. DAVID HOW, Sheriff, M.C. s IIERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of s i!e and a decree of foreclosure Mortgague issncd out of the office of the Clark of the Marshal Circuit Court, in favor of Philip C. Langdon and against A. Emmitt Woodhull, Elizah J. Woodhull and Mary E. Strong and Adolphus Latham, replevin bail t) nie directed I will offer for sale at public auc tion, on Saturday, January, 16. isG9. B etween the hours ol 10 o'clock a. r, and 4 o'clock r. m ,at the Court House door in Plymouth, Marshall Countv, State of Indiana, as the law directs the following described real estate, to-wit : Lot Numher'Elevcn (11) in Tipecanoeton in Marshall county, Indiana, to the highest bidder (or cah, without regard to appraisement Laws, subject to redemption. DAVID HOW. Sheriff, M.C. IIERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an execution boned out of the office of the Clerk of the Marseall Circuit Couil to tne directed, on a judgement in favor of Bernard Trent man and Augustus 1 renttnan and against Alexandra Joyce and Brrra W. Moorehouse as princi le and Is::ac J Barlow and Harvey Kile as replevin Bail, I have levid on as the property of Harvey Kile replevin bail, the following reil estate to wit: The South east quarter of the South west quarter of section ten i I0)in Township thur-ty-three (33) Nortii of range three (3) cast containing IV u ty acrca more or les. Also the Suiith-west quarter of the Southwest (puarter o( Section tea ( 0) in Township I thirty three north of lacga three (3; least, Containing forte acres inor; or le-s. with improvement and appurteiciucu to the j same belonging, situated in Marshall county, j Stato of Indiana. And will offer the same I for sale at public auction, at the Court House door, m Plymouth, Marshal county, Indiana, on SATURDAY, JANUARY, 16, lrGD. Between the hour of Id o'clock a. 1 and 4 oalock r. m as the law directs tothc highe.n buidcrj or cash without 'egard to appruiseUkt Bill 1 WS ,S object to redmption DAVID HO vV, Sheriff, M. C. CSHERIFPa SALE. By virtue of an axeeutioii bw ed to me out of the offict; of the rlerk of the circuit coart of Marshall county, Indiana, on a judgement in ft vor cf Jacob SI rone I have levied on the folioariiuj real 1 state in said county aa tlie propcrtj ol Bemrj Crone, to-wit: Commencinji seventy one rods and ten and a half feet rast fron lbs half mile stake on the west side ofsectioa No. nineteen (19) in township No. thirty-three '.YS j north of range No. four (4) east running thence west ?ix rods, south eleven rods to the place of beginning, thence south nine rods, thence east one hundred and fifteen fee', thence north nine rods, thence west one h njnfred and fifteen feet to the ace of beginning, in Mar shill conatT Indiana, on SATURDAY, J ANtJA RT, 9, 1N9. between the hours of 10 oVoek a. a. and 4 o'clock r, u . 1 shall offer for si le t public .a m m - auction io !ie n;'iiest buliler al the cmut i house door in Plymouth, in said count v, said property to-wit: The rents and profiH first ror a term not exceeding serin vears. It no bid ismai.e thereu on sufficient to satisfy the execution, I shall then and there in like manner goffer t e entire title, estate, right mid claim of the said defend ant in and to said property to s itisfy the execution . Amount of principle now due $261 .GO. Subject to appraisement-Deo-17. DAVID HOW, Sheriff. C IIERIFF'S SALE. t0 Bf virtue of a decree and order of sale frorathe Marshall common olean eourt. 1 will oflVrfor sale at public auction at the court house door in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indian.';, on JANUARY, 9, 1869 between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m, and 4 o'clock p. ta.nl said day the rents and r.rofils for a terra not exceeding even years of the following real estate tc-wit: The West half of the No It-west quarter of section nineteen (19), Townsh nship thirty2) E ist, conc or less, pitthree 3'A), North otrmge two ( taininf sixty-fire (65) acres more uated in M irslull countv State of Indiana And in failure to realize therefrom the SfOltl dcflsaoded by said writ I will st die same time and place and in like manner olt'er for sale the fee simple in and to f.ii-i real estate to satisfy said wrif in favor of' Elijah Stanton vs : Joseph llazleton. Sarah, Hazleton, James ilazieton, David Hanev, j Catharine Hatiey, John Haney, John Scott, ' Sidney J. Scott, Sarquel Wiae ayd Catharine Wise and John Kttter replevin bail. Said aalc will be made without regard to valLatiou or appraisement laws. Dec 17. DAVID HOW, Sheriff. STATE OF INDIANA, ? Men -ma ) i. Countv. ) In circuit court, February term, 1869. George Swygart I Div vs. Sarah Swygart. 5 orce. The plaintiff in the above entitled'ciuse, by his attorney has filed inkmy oiliee his com plaint against the defendant, and it appear ing by the allidavit of a competent petSOfl that tho defendant Sarah Swygart, is a i.onresidentjof the state of Indiana, she is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said complaint against her, and unless sheappear, answer or demur thereto at the calling ol said cause on the first day of the next teim of said court, to be begun an 1 held at the court house in the town of Plymouth, on the 2d Monday'of Febnury, IM'.'J, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged will be heard and determined in her absence JOHN C. CUSHMAN. Clerk. Hv O. P. k i i i, t r, dep. A .C Capron, Plaintiff's Atl'jdecö 14 1) ISSOLUTIUN.

1 he partnershlh before existing between J Biowulce and L-uunrd Logan, under the firm name of Rrownlee tfc uttu. this dav dlacolved by inutnnl consent. All debts due 'to or l.-om th- Arm will he settled bv .1. Brownl.v, wke will (out line the Ivuincnn at the old fUnd. All pcoo'is Indebted to the late firm are hereby notldnl that their account ine.-t be puld wthC"t d"lav ,T RKOWNI.KF V' t Ht J l.KvN UM LWAN

STRAY NOTICE. West Township, Deoeber, 19, 1868. To Uebei t J . Pilcher, Justice of the Peaoe 1 of the 'lownsbip of Wert, in the county of Marshall and btate of Indiana, The uneriigned Appraisers appointed b you, to value a Certain Colt taken up hj Hiram 1'., Overrae er, tit) appraise the said colt at the Bum of twenty live :$'25.00) dollars. The said colt is described as follows- Small brown mare colt, with a small white spot, on the fro it pirt of the right hind foot just above the h )of, and is one year old last spring t AARON BUTTS, , JACOBSTONER APPrei?eSworn and subscribed before me a jrjstrce of the peace ot Bourbon townsnip. on this 19th day of December 168 ROBERT J. PILCHER, Justice, STATE OF IN CH ANA, Bft. MARSHALL COUNTY A I .lohn C Cushman, clerk of the circuit court in and for said countv do hereby certify that the forecoinir is n full true and "enrnnlete 7 . . 7 r copy 01 me oripmai reporr as tno same D pears und remains of record in mv office. In witness of which I hereunto affix the j Seal of said court, and sin my name at riymoute, this 21st day of December 168. JOHN C- CUSHMAN. Clerk Per O. P. K linger Deputy LAND FOR SALET ITPHi wndwishHH 1 wtB tell at private sale a tract c.r good, well timbered land, owned by Dr. M. V. Ixech. and situated in section 4, township 31. r. S, Fulton countv. Ind. J72 acres. 'Also two other pieces containing 4ft acres each, 'near the railroad. For further particnlars address . 1R. M. LEECH. Dunlapsville, Union county. Ind. or C. M. Hill, Agent, Argot, Ind. 6-3m STATE OF INDIANA ) Marshall Cotmrr. ) In Common Pleas Court, February term, 186!). Luther Wcatherbee,) v I r,1T,t ;,. nUta. wütet. p or D,roc' . I he plamtitl in the r. bove entitled causi by his attorneys, has fiied in my office his compla'nis against the defendant, and it appearing by the affidavit of a competent person, that the defendant, Lettie V'eatlierbe.,is a non-resident of the state of Indiana, she is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said complaint against her, and unless she appear, answer or dwmur thereto at the calling of said came, on the first dayof the next term of s.tid court, to be begun and held at the court hop in the town of Plymouth, on the first Monday ofFeoruarv, 1HG9. ---1 said complaint and the matter-! and things therein contained and atledged will be heard and determined in der absence . JOIINC CDSUMAN, Clerk. Bv O. P. KuMtt, dep. J O 4 S D Parks, Pl'nff's attys deeä 14 BTATE OF INDIANA, ?T MARSHALL COUNT i . 00 In Marshall Circuit Court, February term, ie-G9. In case of George W. Craver and Eliza Cravat vs. Archibald Gabby. It appearing that the said George and BtiaaCnwr are non-residents cf the state of Indiana, they arc hereby notified that the said Aich bald Gabby, has fi'ed his nn t on fir an order by the court to tax, a'low and five iudprne t for costs in the above entitled cavae, and tl te same will stand for 1..vniin' nn l'. stcond day of the next t. rm of s aid court, to be held at the court house in Plymouth n the second .Monday in February, isbO, and until finally disposed of, and unless they appear thereto the ame will be heard SB their absence. JOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk C. II. Reeve, Defy Au'y. 12 STATE OF INDIANA J Bfanwatx Conry. s In Common Pleas Court, Februaiv term, 1669. Mary Ncwhart 3 vs. Complaint for Divorce. Daniel Newhart. ) The plaintifTin the atoe entitled cause bv her attorneys bas filed in my otlicc her complaint against the defenlant. and it appearing by the affidavit of a competent person, that the defendant, Daniel Newhart, is a non-resident of the state of Indiana, he is therefore aercbv notified of tbependencv of said complaint aealnat hun, and unless he appear, answeror! demur thereto at the calling of said cause, on the first day of the next term of said court, to be begun and held at the court house in the town of i Plymouth, on the first .Monday of February, 1869, saidcomplaint and the nutters ! a. j things therein eontained'and alleced will ! be heardauiLderermncd in his absence. Iiiil Ml I1N C CUSHMAN, Clerk. Hv O. P. KUMoam, dep. JOiSD Parks, PFntfTs aity. ekc5 14 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Letters of administration have becngranted to t!;c cudcrsicncd. on the estate of Isaac rirr, je- ceased. All persons haaing elaims against the esta'e are notified to file them in i ti e clerk's ofliec as required bv law All : oersons indebted to the e-tate'are reuuired ' ..o mnke immciliate payment. All notes due l are left for collection in the hands of C. EL Reeve, Att'v. to a hon payment must be in de without delav. MARION ORD.Adm'r. Decenber 8, 1868. de 10 STATE OF INDIANA,! MARSHALL COÜNTR-J ss. Notice i- hereby given that Daniel Setionwrighf . administrator ef the estate Settonn'i-ight deceased, has filed his I to selL the 'real estate of d.-cerle of Lydia is petition ccenf, her pfrsoial property being insu'Vieiem to pav ; lier debts, and tbajt aid petition will bclio.ird at the next term of the said court ! of eotnaaon pleas of said countv. Wltnais PIT nmdtSrti 7th dav of December, 168. JOHN C. CÜ8H M AN, Clerk, per O. P. KL1NGER, Dep'y. Dec. . A DMIMSTfl ATOR'S SALE. ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1SG9, at t ,e residence of Isaac Orr, deceased, odc mile SOVth of Plymouth. I shall sell ataucJ tion the personal propertyof said decendent's estate as required bylaw- there will be sold cattle, sheep, hog , wagons, reaper, a horse, growing wheat, threshed wheat, son in the crit), anü other chattels. TFKMS. All MM of five dollars and in,l On nil (imw iivci' hvi dol'ars, a crevlit of nine month will be given, to be secured by note, waiving appraisment laws, on bit crest, with good freehold security or suretv, to be unroeoft' by me. MAKl'JN (NUti Adm'r. December 10, 1SÜ. GUARDIAN'S SALE. The undersigned, guardian of Minnesota F.wimr. hereby offers tor sale in lots No two I (2), twenty two (ti2), aixty four 64 t, seventy ! (70 1, and seventy two (7), iu Swing's ad I dition to Plymouth, ia Marshall county, Indj lana Terms. One third cash in hand, balance in one and two years with interest. Avply to p. P THRUSTON, P.(). Box I0f. Dayton, Ohio Dec. 1, ieti8. 1Ü STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL COUNTY Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ha beeimppointed administrator of the estate ol Lvdia Settonwricht, deceased, late of Manitau countv, MUsouri. The etat ia nrobublv boI vent. i j.- i dec-10

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In Circuit Court, February term, 1869. en . v Complaint for Dead. Adah M. Wert. Adh M Bills, Kmstrf DBifT. Alvirn nceves. oicDbfn r.. u,-, x,. r v.. .1.. a West, and the unknown heirs of Elita Peafield . deceased . The plaintiff in the above en'itle-i raus bj bta attormy, has filed in my office Inj coir.plaint fjaint. the defendanls. and it p. pearmg by the affidavit of a competent person that the said defendants. Charles A West and the uuknowi heirs of Bias Penfield, decerns. d. are non residents of the state of Indiana, they are therefore hereby notified of the pendencyof s ird compUint acain,t them and unless they appear, answer or demur thereto, at railing of said ennae tin first day 01 the nets term of laM court, to be begna and held al tue court house in the town ot sl , on the second Monday of February. ' .... :a , . . . .P au me rast, era sau thmga , m lerem contained and alleged will be henrA anu determined in theirabcncr. JOHN C CUSHVf AN. Clerk. By O P. KLivora.drp! M. A. O. Packard, Pl'ff's attj. decb-U STATE OF INDIANA,) Itajpnau Coomtt. In Common Pleas Court, Frbruarr Tern 1&69. It Ann r XtttCrr f Complaint for Dirareo ' John Y. Hatfield. nd AVta7' The plaintifTin the above entitled cause, by I het attorneys 1ms filed in my office her eomI plaint againet the defendant, and it appearing by the affidarit of a comneteni pe.son. that I tne defendant. John Y. Hatfield, is a nonident nt the ctatc of Indiana, he is tbereforo 1 hereby notified of the pendency of said compl iint against him, and unless he appear, answer or demur thereto ad th calling of iMllJ t:1'e on the first day of the next terra "f "t ," f I courthouse in the town ot PI v mouth, on tho fit MnnH ni'hr.. ixr; 1-:. vi vm o il 1 ,1 , u.r , an i. uuuiiniiii and the matters and things therei.i contained and alladgad will be beard and determined in his absence. JOHN C. C( SHMAN. CUrk. Bv O P. Klinocb. dtf J O 4 S D Parks, PFftVatt'ya. JpSTPAY NORICE. Esrav preeedin3. Taken Wp bv Bentx, li vinr in Center Township. Marshall counv, Indiana. On the 2nd day of Neroinber lsbr, one brown msie, supposed to bo '. four years oid, about 14 hands high, short muse and and ions tail . a !are wsrt on tb i outside of the left hind leg, and a few white hairs on the breast. Also at the same tin ind nlae, bjr same. One Sorrel horse eolt, suf-posed to be about three months old, with rl part of his legs white, ami a hurt an tbo aght sid'.', na other itarks or brands percrirab'e on either of said animal, sai 1 mare was appraised it f 45.00, and 8aid colt at $15, by Andrew Hume ai d Crawford McKelry, on t!ic2bthdav A November, 1 86, before at, " JOHN G. OSBMLtfS, J.P. S ATE OF INDIANA, ) Marshall Countj, i : I John C Cushman, Clerk of the Clr oel Court, in and tor said count j, hereby certify dial the above at:d foregoing n a full tree an 1 complete copy of ike original report filed as the s mie appear and reaiains of reecoi4 in my office. In witness of which I hereunto subsciite my narre and office the seal of trie Court this 14th day of IK ember, 1868. JON UN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk Dec 24 ;tw Per O. A. Kliwoeb, Depftty. STATE OF INDIANA, Marshall County ) In Circuit Court, February Terns, 1861. Ch aalea McGovera j WW Foreclosure. I Stephen Morris. ) j The plantiffin the above entitled cause bf his attorney has filed in my office hi conplaint egaiaat the defendant, and it appearing by the allldavitafa competent person that i the dclendant Stephen Morris, ia a non-reel-! di tit of the State of Indiana, he is thereforo he is therefore hereof notified of the prndency of said complaint agtinst eim. and unless he appear, an?wer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause on the first day of tbe next term of said court, to be begun and hl4 at tl e court house in town of Plymouth, oa the '.id Mania? of Februarv, 1969, said con- ; P'a,nt ana tne matters aasj tning tnerein contimed ami alle.-,! will be hrarel and i deter mined in his absence. JOHN C. CUSHMAN, CUrk. Per O. P Ki.wGen, Deputy. JOHN G.OSBORN. PlautifTs Attorney. Dec. 34 3 v. STATE OF INDIANA, ? m Marshall County. S In the Circuit Court. February term 18l. Edgar P. Slam, 1 Fop pmmm i i estate. Daniel O. Qmrey. The plantiff in the abov entitled cause, by his attorney has niei in my olnce his com ' plaint against the defendant, and it appearI I . a aar , a. m ing by tue ainuavuora cmpeieut peraoa. that the defendant Daniel O. Quivey, ia ft non resident of the State of Indiana, ke I therefore here'by notified of the pendency of said complaint afJft)St him. and nnleas ho appear, answer or demur thereto at tbe calling of saul cause on the first day of tbe nozt term of s.vd court, to be begua and held bt the court house in the town of Plymouth, oa the 2d Monday of February, 189, ftaid com plaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged will be hesrd sod detcrtxtiued in his nbsenccZOMN C. CUSHMAN. Cltrk, Per O. P. Kusel. Depaly JOHN G. OSBURN, PlaotiA's Attorney. Dec 34 9w A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. Jut Prfisfte.i, in J S"t'1 SWmSmML Vir ft rent. A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radi 1 2lriaaUrr 3 cal Cure of BpernatorbOJS or Seminal Vtesknear. jv.in-. Scum Debiiity. aod 1 1 I pdinirntH to MHrriate cnerallv Nervoaanaaa, Mrnt.il d4 i Consumption. Epilepsy, snd FiU I liN su ul lucanscil v. n Mining from Self Abuta. ELL, M. D.. An- ! c Bv ROHKliT 1 e't'l.V Kl! KLL, M thorof the "Omaa Book. ". The world -renowned author, in this admlraMft lecture, dearly proven from hi own expertcnoa that the aw lul eoe-equ- n.-es of Self Abut may ft eilrctnallv ratnovep w Itboiif meeleine. and wllkout tesnsraw mnjiaal annatfena, beyies, inatm. nieut, rlnc. or cordials, pointing oat a mode at cure nt oine eertaiu ait , nectual. by which vaay siitTi rer, no mutter wnat ins conatlifto may amtf cure bhnseiT Icheaplv. privstelv, snd rsdieally. THIS LBCTCRK WILL PKoVK A BOOK TV THOUSANDS AMD TAOt SAKM, Sent ander teal, Io sn-"sdbeess. in a plain sealed envelope, on the receipt of six centa or twa poet age ftamp-. Als. lr. rnllverwell'a "ürrtafft i.uida. 'i."ceut. Addn-st-rbe Pahliaftet. 114. J. laLllVE t CO, I til llro(ttlaau5 , 1 . Port Office, Box 4,?86. 15-35-ly. LIVERY & SALE J The undersigned having purehaieeithe Mr eiy stable of A LL F.MAN & ROSE, bt fuliy prepared to meet every want of tbe livery bueinesa He bas better horses and finer but gies then has ever been kept ia Plymouth, which he i prepared to furnish th public oa tbe most reasonable terms. Travelers coo-

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