Shelby Volunteer, Volume 19, Number 20, Shelbville, Shelby County, 5 February 1863 — Page 3

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VOLUNTEER. LOCAL1I0TI0E T0 ADVERTISERS iWTilutttMr It the oxti rsp published In Shelby a). large ' pvrmmnrrit circulation, offering sapor! ar uttintVM to advertisers. ! THE DOISCiS TO-DAY.

The Dpeaking. The meeting will assemble in the Court House t 10 o'clock A. M., and organlee, and transact luch business a may be deemed nece"ry, and it is also expected that Mr. Droits, will be present aW addr?M those prescnl. In the Afternoon i ' Hon. Tuos. A. Hendricks will ad drt!is the- meetine at 1 o'clock. It is alo expected that other gifted and eloquent r (tampion of the caue from abroad will . be piesent and address tho multitude.

The Supper, For tho benefit of those desiilne to leare town at an early hour in the ovening, a Supper will bo spread in the office of the Bay House at 4 o'clock, free to all. At 7 oVlock the Supper of the evening will bo ready, cfvliich all are invi ted to partake "without money and with out price." There will bo enough and to para. - - The Danco Will take place in Mr. Cory's new and commodious Hall, adjoining the Ray House. This, like the Supper, will be tree to an wuo wisii 10 participate, ex cept that gentlemen will have to procure ticket of admission of the Committee, Which,- of course, will bo furnished free of charge. This course i.s deemed advis able as a means of observing order and preventing such a rnsh of spectators as . - ... r r.,i " to inicncre w un tiancers. me uommut art: Green. Wilson, W. C. Miller, Isaac Odell, George C. T hacher, Robert W. Wiiea. and l. 'M. add. There will also bo a German Dance at Concert Hall, which will also be free. Tickets of admission for this dance must also bo obtained of the Committee, which re: Peter.Spitzfadden, Frank Flaitze, C S. Conway and Mat. Doitzer. It may be proper to here state that a ticket for one ball will admit the holder to the other. J: ' Trof. Htxcs, of Indianapolis, is cnga ed to fur nihil the music, j. It is prcsumctl that a sense of honor wilj induce every one participating in the tiQVptr.or Jinnee to cottdurt themselves fn fc decor ions and iccomia : maimer. A Good Move. " The DfinoeratA tliroulwat tfc State, in niplinnce to the recotnoier.iiat km or the Chftirnian of the Iknnocratkj tate Central CoiumitW, jHiljliftheJ in the Voi.rxTF.ERsome week pinee, are oraniiing Democratic Union Clubs in each Township, and frequently in School Districts, for the purpose of mutual consultation. Uuc of the principal ohjects of thee Cluhs is to see that evcrv voter is sunplied with a reliable Democratic paper, ths.t ha aiay real anl judc for himself as to the piiiiticat mmnmi of tho Jay. This is a tnovc in the rijiht direction, and one which the Democracy have heretofore been altogether too inliflerent about. Had the Democratic parry made the samo exertion in extendins the circulation of their party organs for the pasl i.tht years that has o protuinntly characleriied the opposition, the tide of abolition fkaiticism that has swept over the country like -cirooo, leaviti;; death atid desolatwn in Sti ' waVe might have been- materially checked, llul better late than never, and we bow urge upon our friend in ach locality j throughout Ui oounry, to ec that organiza-j lion of the kind arc speedily organized, oprnt to all, and that every totcr in tho District iS upplieJ vittt A Liemocrathi paper it ho is j too ptor to paj fr it himself, let some one that is able pay for him the best plau is to ric pcneral Club ' fund for this pur,xse. It Is only necessary that the people be pro perlj iu formed to secure the sucecets of Dem! ocratie principles. Preserve Order,, ... , It is hoped that every tlRposed proa will Uke it-npon tlremselves to ce that order is preserved to-day. It is quite probible that a few drnnken Abolitionists will endeavor to create ft dlsturbettrce'for political effect but we advise Democrats to pass them by with silent contempt, ' Rcmor or Tcace. A Washingtori.dispatch to the Kcw York Times (abolition.) ays there are rumors to-day of alarm amqpff rebel leaders, and a rapidly grow indisposition to treat for peace. Whetherlor not theso. reports have sufficient foundation, thej are gaining considerable currency among those who claim to be posted." Lost. .-Any person nuving found a braid t krown hair within the past six weeks Utveen the residence or Dr. Day and Mr 6to4dard,wm eonfer a iavor upon the owner f H a b oCce or the reiiiance 6r Dr. V.

Marriage Licenses Issued by the Clerk of Shelby County for the Month of January, 1863. John I). Arnold to Susan Blackford. John W. Pberipo to Hefcter E. purlin. William I. Wyatt to Ella Wintcmmd. William Cirames to Harah 'Means. ' William 11. Murphey to Eliza Ann Parish. Lewi A. llakcr to V'arah llolbrook. John I). Hart to Matilda E. lHtrrore , (Jeorge W. Dakc to Margaret Chamberlain. Lewis H. Hranson to Barbara McKay. Wiliiam 0. l ord to Sarah Lomlcn." Henry Myres to Eliza J. Yuuns. Robert Benjoskv to Anna M. Schroeder. Levi Miller to Elizabeth Shipp. Charles Fandree to Biddy EaJs. m t&L The Revival at the Methodist Church in this city is still progressing with . happy results, this being the fourth week of its duration. Thus far we believe about bixty or upwards have united themclres with the Church on probation, and tbe number is still increasing. Relormation is greatly needed in this citv.

B Monday last was evidently the coldest day yet experienced thi3 winter, and Monday niht was decidelj- chilly. . Those having the good fortune to be permitted to sleep in comfortable houses and in warm beds complained of the cold. How do they think the soldier, in the field, frequently without tents, and nothing but a blanket to f rotect him "endured it '? ' - Incendiary mm. We learn that one of the School Houses in Hendricks Township, in the .-eetion known as the Parker neighborhood, was burned down on Saturday night week. That it was the work of incendiaryiiu is evident, and the particulars are about fius, as near as we can learn: On the night in question there was a meeting of the Democrats of the neighborhood iu the School House, ami while the meeting was irt progress four or fire abolitionists came in, giving, as an excuse for their intrusion, that they thought there was a singing school there that night. The Democrats finished their business and left, leaving tha abolitionists in possession of the building, which was soon afcer discovered in flames. This fact, together with the assertion of a leading aboli tionists, dubbed Esquire, made some time last fall to the effect, that, if a eertain teacher, a Democrat, was employed ho would burn the School House, makes out a pretty strong case, especially as the objectionable teaeher was employed and had just completed his Winter Term, but as the affair will be brou't before a judicial tribunal we refrain from further comments for the present. Exci isivKt.v Feiisoxal. There was antther shameless effort made at the meeting of the .Soldiers Aid Society on Saturda3 night to introduce the disturbing element of political discussion. The prime mover was Tom. M'Farland, whoindul.1 in fl'sj. nted incolioi-aiit liftrrunsHC, denouncing men ts traitors and secession sympathisers. The patrio ij professions of this man arc a lie h's object is to impair the efficiency and evident ly destroy the organization, and then attempt to fasten the responsibilty upon Democrats li ha no reganl for the sufferings of the oldter or their amilics his hopeis to create a commotion in Ricial and political circles, probably incite men to deeds of violence, in j the midst of which he may succeed in foist ing himself into office. This is his object, and just bo long as he is permitted to distract the harmony of the Society by his drunken harrangues, just s Ion will it be crippled and impaired. So far as his remarks applied toourself, they arc a matter of sur rcmc in. difference, and we will only here sa- that the imputations attempted to be cast on us an 1 our paper arc false and meau and their author a lieing scoundrel We prefer the eensurc and vituperation of such creatures it is only their praise and endorsement that is dangerous. - Tom. was followed by the Honorable Secretary, E. G. Mayhcw, in his usual ''elo qucnt and impressive manner." We believe the chief point of his charge against us was that we had not published the proceedings as furnished had omittei the word "Union." The clatter about tho term Union" bj a certain class of peseudo patriots reminds us of the comparison betw een an empty headed Vped and an empty wagon, the less they have in them th more mi!e tin y make. Just bo with these odice seeking patriots, the less love they have for the old "Uuion the more rack. et they make . about it. AVe will here state that the word ''Union" wis omitted in the proceedings ly the compositor on exatnin atton of thecopv we did find a hvlodiphic which we presume was intended to de.vinate this term wo only regret that wc did not in struct our compositor to follow copy rcr battim, which woul I have impressed the scholastic acquirements of the gentleman indellibly up on the minds of the community. . ; Cincinnati Market. , " . The demand for Wheat Is less active. The quotations arc 81,28 1,30 for prime Rd, and 81,331,35 for prime Indiana White. Corn in good detnaud at C5 cts in ear, and 7375 for shelled in - sacks. Oats in light supply at cts. Rye ; J : i J t i ei t n i IO DI.A1LU kllll 111 L(lhil lli'lliailll ILL Ol. II for nrime. RarW in fair rtnuMt t - a 51,201,25 for prime Spring and 81,33 ($1,35 for Fall. . - y It is positively stated that Got. Morton is distributing the State arms among the friends of himself and the negro in the different counties. If this is so, it is a high handed procedure and calls for immediate attention attha h inds of the Legislature. The law provides how these arms shall be distributed. If Gov. Morton has violated the law. tht people demaad that he shall lo inv Reached, and they will take care of bis friou'Js.

Tribute of Bespect Shelby Lodge No. 30, I. O. O. F. Whereas, Through the inscrutible decrees of an all-wise Providence, death has again invaded our ranks, taken from among ns our worthy and beloved brother, William Lixd: set. Therefore, Retolred, That we recognize in thy mysterious dispensation of Divine Providence, the common fate of mortals, and are again solemnly warned of the uncertainty of life, and the absolute certainty of death ItetotceJ, That while we bow withhnmb'e submission to thy sorrowful dispensation, we can but feel that" we have lost an honorable, honest, upright and faithful Brother, whose name we are proud to enshrine in meniory casket as one true t Virtue, Friendship, Iove and Truth, and in his loss his stricken Father and Mother, Sisters and Brothers. "are deprived of an affectionate and devoted son and brother. Resolved, That wedeoply sympathize with the afflicted family and friends of our deceased Brother, and as a tribute of our esteem for our lamented Brother, we wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days. Resolved, That these, resolutions be published in the paper of this place, and a copy presented to the familv of the deceased. WILLIAM HACKER. PHILIP LEKKLKR.

3IAIllt I :d. At Muncie. Tnd.. on MoikIt, T. SJ.l3. hr RfT. Mr MRim, Dr. X. C. PARUISII. of Lima, (foruitrljr of ShtltyTitle) toMisSi:EJARIU:TT,of Mttncis. A t th irii!ene nf James Lliuley, in thin eitf, on the j Hh of January. ult.,Mr. Vof.LY JOUSsON. a;rd?a i j The Confessions and Experience OF A NERVOUS INVALID. Publitited for Uielnefll ami a ruti.n to yonnf men, anl others, who suffer from Nervon IeUlity, Early lecay. an4 tlitir kinfire-l aliments supplying the means of ivlfeure. By one a ln lias cure-l himself after lint a Tictim of misplnced confi.Jeixe in me,i;cat humour ami qunrki-ry. Ry enclosing a j.trtt-paiil lireetion envelope, tin-ie cpief aiay 1 had nt tUt author. XaTHasuo. MiVrAl, Es.. Ke.'.ford. Kinjt cmntjr. New-York. fol 5-iy-e-w NOTICE. T HAVE madearriinrementt with Jons Srwc t eonduot . my Imsiness during my a't'iiCf, and he is auihor'f.rtl to collect all monies due me, and tliofe iudel-ted are requestrtl to make immeilinte jia.vment to him. Shelhyville, Veb. j, W63. II. SCIII LKR. 4 PI'LICAIIOX Flt I.ICKXSi:. Notice is hc-re'-y civeii tli.-.t I a ill apjly to the Hoard of Comuiiiwioti of Sheil.y county, Indiana, at tli-'ir next terra, couuneuciiii( the first Momlay In Mai-ch, lHj3.fur a license to sell 'iiitoxioitinit liquors in a les ftiantity than a quart at a time,'1 (w ith the privilege of alloainit the same to K- drnk on the premise) for one year. My pliveof business, and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold anil drank are locntl on lot numlierelevcn, corner of liar rison and Broadway strvets, in the city of Shelhyri lie, county and Stat aforesaid, and now occupied lv me as a saloon. Dated I eh. 5,1. 113. - - CON HAD SCI1ROKDKR. PPL.I(:A'riOX I'Olt I,ICi:.M. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Comniisioncrsof Shell y cni:ty, lndi.iim, at their next tern:, cnmmencii'K the first Monday' in March, for a license to Sell "intovicutim liiiiioi'M in a lesj ifUnUty than a quart at a time." (with the privilege of allowing the same to I drank outhe premi.es) for ouo year. My place of Inisinas-, and th prenilst whereon said liquors :ire U W told and rtrnlik, are I'K-ntednn lot numer ten, Pou.th side of WashiniftoM street, in the city of ShclV-yvUle, county and ?ute aforeMld. iieinir the s.ime preHiises heretofore ocvuptej ly nw as a sal ion. lati Fvl ruary 5, 103. J0IIX RAPP. xoxirc of AD.nmsTitA'riox, "JVTOTICL is ht-reHp given Hint the underpinned han oaen 1 appointed administrator of the estata of John A. Johnson, late of JShell-y County . deceased. SMd estate is snpposcl to I solvent. SIMEON M. JOHNSON, Jan. 50, lP(i3. . Administrator. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AFD Owners of Dwellings. BirrrEuwoRTius Window Support'r Patented April 16tli, I50t. A Cheap and Perfect Substitute for Cords and Weights. This new Window Supporter is what th great nia.t of people hare t.-n looking for, for many years, tney nanng Income distrusted with all Winds of Catche. This supporter c.uneinto use in t!e Ka.-t.in August ltd, and it now it used fr.un Mai no to California, and it is considered thehestthiup Tor all ordinary sized Sash that is iu use, also for Can and Omnihuscs. . Kvery owner of huildines that have not cords and weights should have Buttrworth's fupporter't, the cult titif only alut one-siith of the expense for cords, and save the brvaking of liUes, Children Arms. VIC TOlt Ac IIESTEU, Dec4m0 " Agents for Shelby county, Sheloytillc. JT1UST RECEIVED - s- ' ARO ' FOR feLE. AGUE REMEDIES.;" 100 oi. Quinine, Cinchonine, Chinoiline, PerttTlan Bark AyresAi;ue Cure, Mann'e Acue lUlvm, Chisties Ague Itals-ini, IUmxIcs Agv Care. In.iia CUoltrti. .Smith's Tonic fyrup, 5!lialleiit'ere'r,a 1111a. Kversou's II lit. Lou-d'-n's Tills, Itosietter's Uittirs, Borhvc's Hitlers, Robackt Biltcrs, White's Bitters, fee. - DRUGS,' HEDICINES.&o. 40 Arams Morphine, Calomel, Chalk. Mercury, Opium. iKivere HowJer, Khulrb, Aloes, Castor Oil, Croton Oil. Swact Oil, Jalap, ipectc. Tills, LiniraenU, Ointments, f rrinees, BreaU Tumps. Nursinrf Bntlea, l4ie; t, Lmi,, MatMer. rectorni syrups, x roencs. arre, Uquork-e, Salt", Magnesia, Laudanum, Tarvgoric, 4.c. LIQUORS. LIGHTS, PAINTS, &c. Branny, Ginl WlitsVy, Wine. Rum, Al&.hot, Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps, Lanterns. Chimnevs, nnnrfne Flttii, Candle. Lanl Oil. Machine Oil. Fish Oil, Neats FooltU,Turpostlne. Varnishes. White l.e:ul, Rel LeaJ, Venetian Rel, Yclloirlchre,Tobrr, Clear, Suntr. SPICES, CUTLERY. PERFUMERY Clre, Pepper, Allspices, Gintrfr, Xatmegs. renknivef, Rasors, PisUls, Biwie Knives, Vuraes, ToekcC Book, Tort Monaes. Card Cases, Shavinf Soar. Toilet Soa. llarxl. kerchief Extracts, IfcJ r Dye, Ilai r Oils, Poma4e, Ox Mtrrow, Bears Oil, Rose 41,Touh Uruslies, Hair Brahee, Clothe Brushva, Tai uters Bruthea, Tink Saucers. Hnise, Lillx WhiU,Coal Oil Caaa, Corahs, pjns. Essence of Cofiee, Glass. Putty, Confectionery, Chewing Wax, etc. .. These art tome of the many thiugs kept hy us, which are sold wtv roa cash. We propose to tell as low at In liaiapolit DrutgisU. We ouj irom nrn nanns in targe quantities ror casn. PHYSICIANS' and othtra are iarited to gire ns.a trial. S. W. MORGAN, POST OFFICE DRUG STORE srnvEyons notice. All pertoos knowing themtelvea indebted to the CoCBty Surreyor Tor Surveying done, are hereby requested to call at the Cauaty Recorder's prfica ia SMhyUa asd pay the same to David Loadec, Esq., wbo will receive narsaentand receipt for the atA Xarly aUuuion y jhja, gut tag will I wry unca oouae ana Baay tavtOvet.

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NEW K(0aID) ! CHEAP GCODS! SEASONABLE GOODS ! T Old Corner Store I MT STOCK Off iSASOXABLS DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, &c, crfr 1ar?er than at th!t tiDie. aJl of mhich wilt 1 J!f I I ... . ..!!.. . tj. I - 0buial ia In.limaixill or vlcwbi:rt, I TO CASH BUYERS. I aU'j Lara a Urga and rariei aaaorttoVut f IIntN Caps, aad In fact Try article usually required in my lie, of diffi at grades aitU pricea, iacluditit; a geueral aaawrtawit af CROCIZRIES, e.f superti'V ual!ty , which are kept for the. acoommudaKou of cut. iin.rs, uot for profit Those d-sirinf any article in the Dry Goods lias wllf Bad it to their iutertt to glre uit a call. May S3. Ll. COUN ELirS. OXJB POST I LVI1GER STOCK THAN EVER. TIIADE , PALACE ! II. A. FLETCHER & CO., 26 & 28 EAST W.VS1HSQTOS STREET, IU AM Al'OLU, IHP. Eiegaut ana beautiful Goods, Dress of erery new ttyle and rrade ; D It ESS GOODS la cndlei variety act! grade. . Staple Dry Goods. CLOAKS . . nosiKnr, RAO LA V. GLOVKi. SACQCEX. IAXATS,t COLLARS, Ml A WIS. LA cT.S, SUA ir.iT7X, JC.VliKOflfKfilJ:, XASTLSS, and rfy rarirty HttU Wart. ; -." CllEPIBTS, Full Lines, from the Elegant SMalllon Velvet to the lowest grades of Ueaip. .I3R0CATEL CURTAINS, SATIK DAMASK, GCKMAK Jt AUERICAK DAMASK, Tjaoo Curt mxxm9 EmhroWerlnt;,' Mnslln Curtaint, - Xotti nicham f.ace Curtalnt, Ruff, Green aifl Wlue HoUande,'' Oil Shalei, hha.le Fixtures, Cords atid Tasfls, - ' OiHCarnicr, ' Hands, Loops, : - TaMe Linens, Caruin l'ias, Tahle Pamasks, Towles, Napkins, Coylier ttll Cloths. Ruge, Matt, Cocoa Mating, fttair Linen, .-tairOil Cloth, c. Carpets Matched, Cut and Made. WALL PAPER, The larvest and wrnst desirable stock In the Bute, all f radat. fron i0ir piece to Si. Wt tell th-t article c&i liuper thaa any Uoute ia ike sitate. Weaakhayere to give oar stock aeareful Inspection. We retarn our thaaks to friends all over the Sute for the laree patronage extentrd to at during the past year. Our efforts shall l untirint; to merit ita eontinvanot for the future. Wk Ktar FtasT Ctata Otiose, x will ecu. iixaLaT Smit 11 Prollts. . s ' II. A. ri.ETCIIER CO., " v TaaetPatacx, IirMitXapor.ta. KOUTII END OF SPRAGUE HOUSE A FULL AOOOnTMCtJT OF FAMILY GROCERIES ! BASHETS,' TntLOIT WAKE, .. C AX DIES, TODACCO, CIGACS SOAPt CAXDLF.9, PICKLES, CHOO.Tn, DL'CXXETS, TCCS, STO.f E TTAnE, FLOTJIt, ICAL, AC. .-. - AH kiad of - COUNTRY PRODUCE. Such as Apple. Potatoes, Beans, Poaltry ef all klnOs, Sgga, Ijara, Mtter, esc,, ate., newgnt at toe Btnen rating ntM lav eweaanea for eash ercooda. . . . j, I - , ',.' . . SELL . AS CHEAP a aeytoaat ta the f ue- Call aad ha coo-si aced. t Tryitemamber the plaea, NnHh end pras?tM Haas. ISAAC x. Lutoxrn. Shelbjrrlllc, Dee. IT, INI. $40 WAGES PAID S1D0 To sell goods for tha Aaejc's Sctnsa Ktatm CattrairrI wUi give . eaotaaiawe oa all good. soM bw ow Agent. r-y-ageaatromwiOtotlOOr mtZ. aiy.u! , .."Wae. ItiZZtM to 100 r-r.:. ZZl til.T,' - necasaary oessary axpeaaas. wmaouus la penect ta Ita aseehaa lam. AchilJ eaa learn 4o otrata stnscUoal.Jt iMnal40 Jttar raaaily il uT-T - riir tT.mZZZZUZ JorVeer y.

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HALX& IX . GROCERIES ADD PROVISIONS, WOOD & WILLOW WARE, Queens- Ware. . Otcac-Wnrc, Hails, cc, No. 1, WEST ROOM BAY HOUSE, SltCLDT VIE.L.K MD . y TITleitiato4f rt mwTfuIT IiMm4 tWl t ! ciTirkn4ibJI krp oMtAjt1jrn Ismail A General Chcicr Assortment : m ' .. . , .. ' . . ... , FOR CASH ONLY WIV WOr WIltjI Rcwmnbrr Uiat tin i!l (c Mvr GuwJj at UU fcwaat, rm! thtt rw atitdrs arc r-uream! frrsh. The Hirueat Market l'r.M raid tot all kitfta at CawUr i Always oa haul a uprior aalitf trLOUUaad ME KL NE W STORE AM , IVov Goods, 29 Ma& ffloaoe. TIIK cttitena of Shell y coar.ty are respectfully notited tliat at the above location thy will alwatfloJs fall aaeurtaueut of of every article pertainliig to the Pfltl (S(D)(0)ID)S TraJe. fought at the Lowest Ratea for cash, ajul will l eeld lor the aaiue. 1 shall aim to keep suy at .k vf CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TttTEDS, Sheetings, Skirtings, 1 1 U. 11 11 O 1 S ' & O . . , ' r" full and complete. If avlnc had a nmr of yeara etperi eoce in the traits, I profess tome know ledge of the lituiiMea, aad eiercite the aanie la the selection of my Kuods, as4 it it seldom that an iuferior article ia palml uvn aae. There will alio le found among my st-W a full supply of Ready-Made Clothing, BOOTS ' 4 SHOES, II ATS d- CAPS. I also keef) a fair stock f OROCCRIB3, Bart (or the accemmojtioa f cuttoneil ttua profit. liutbedectfirel,lutcaU atyl examine my Stock tfore purchasitiK cUewhcre. Xlea;rn.l.r the pla. No. S Kay House S eck. rtKUV UITTSL. 4 , ?1 EXCHANOEj I eai H AVISO purchased ttie Toner Livery Stable, oa WikIngton. ttreeu I taie pleasure in announcing to the ettiaeut of Shelly nile, iermnnntanl transient, that I ahall always be prepared to furuith thru with Double and Single Carriages, SADDLE IIORSES, AC, AC, of a style eonat to the beet, anj at price In keepiag with the timet. I shall keep none hut good horses, and yuu snay coiifi.lently relj pn getting a "prese&UMe" tttrn-vt at uiy ctaMe. ' , . I shall also constantly keep oa hn1 horse for trade and tile, and those wanting a reliable &ag for any parpose, are requested to give me a call. -Those having horera to sell are invited to give me a call. . I also have plenty of t UMe room for the aeeovmodatioa of transient horses, by the hour, day or week. April 3d tt , . . t. 0. AMSDEX. (jait2 in tfte JPield: My Motto Is Small Profits and . Quick Returns. I MATS Jsjt apeved aad tea bw cfferlnf, for tale ope. rier lot of all ki&d of ' COOTS AID SZXOCS. Of tbe Latest Styta,'aM an prepared to BWr r.tSARB ItJDUCEIZnTO TO CASH PURCHASERS. T! 'ft aH aad examine before pareheefBg clawwber. A peony saved i two pence earned. . T .. . , . irirMSr Store U one door Xorth of Dr. HoMna' rwg I sore where I ahdl atwayf "be happy to wait upon tho-e that faver atewithaeall. Tt. M, nanrt. WwlbyviHe, Jaac U, -J , inPORTAIlTTO FEL1ALES. Dr. CnEl30E51A'9 -PILLS. The antAhtnattea of tngrcdienU la that Pill art the raaalt of a loaf and eateneUa praetfe. They are miM In their op eration, aad eertain iacoriecttng all irregalaritie. faiiui Menstrafcone, removing ailurwtractifsaa, whether' frets nr onerwi, ominx, pain is in nj. paiptwma ox ae ; heart, whitea.all nereow allacnoaa. hysterica, thacoa, pain I ! the hack and llaIa, Ac., diilurhedaleep. which arise f rota FILLS ; was the rswra rawisiit of a naw era in he treataeat ef UhoeetrtetmUriUeaaaAohHtraetioaa wruch have ennsirned so many to a ran a rcas estiva, xremaie can enjoy gnoi health anlesa aha ta reujar.i4 wbaoevrr aa abBtractl . Uke place the general health l(intodecliae. DR. CmSESEZXAITS PILU3 are the atost effectnal reme-ly ever known fnr alLrnrilaiats peculiar to F 'emaSik.! Tall elaaaea tkwy fx InfaUas-l. i11 rts. jmJUti tvymiarf. -Thtj rtcZZ 'ZtZZ faA, Tt P tarphoseHAe roar try . hlcg the ,f Autertca. - i r, u. r w-sa-J -arf

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TTAKC Vhitvm of la!- tWeirtass I -oDljr ia partiratar erd tte "rmiwt si&nkB4'' Jc vral. ilt I hart rrW 1vWwna la trVf4W. t Ox rid iltoUthrwratUUWill fcaad tHI choice F.inrw gccceiiie trratec nojr ftrtteUte ' COFFEE. TEAS. SUGARS. MOLASSES. TErrEit, BVltA. CADDIES. utTn, Taairco aid noiM VOORIXi CLASH?, WuOO ASPVILLO Will, . QUEt2rJG-V7AREf GLASS AND CRUOCKEEY WAlIK. nnoon' Tiros, ClTLLIIVr BAt&CTkt AC ' fou, or I will taj tl h.(hrt ft.rfc f.ti In EXTnl AHll.ir VLQVO liMi MEAL. vkkJi I vlUll l acJ Jlrcr ir iUm , I ' l. ciir f.- ul clmrpr. a: Z v'clch I. X. ti4of Paolic JOUX r. rjaDttll-& CO O 'O d H 0 i H R H a a a 7r. s 8" E5. U2 a w 0 Eh O S5 STRONG 1ND SUBSTlIrTllL I Good Worl manthip and Good Ifaterial f JOHN SHELK, erf! MauSctarer vf aal Dealer ta rUl BOOTS l SHOES, WasUiguiu Street, rsecond lilding Katt c? the Bag tt Church). ttMlyvtlle. - Alt wort J4 1 sae cm : I aa tesauj KiMiS uauy tr.aUe ai.d.;f th ltt tsaterUl. X full asAortiaeut of liaht aud hcasry Boot acd ghgw. f Ben, buys, and s onieu coustautly vti lutid wr tuabuXactmrtt tovrdr. Prior as luwu tke lowest. TrrnaCas. I'M! LEATHER STORE. fWWUC. underurned has opened a Geueral LKATUCK a4 1. lUU riN DIXli tTHViZ trtt door SoUtn of Ssnitfc ' Su.ve Store, oa Uarricea street, Bbeibyrillc whte he srUl oMtaatly keep en hand a ge&cral stock ef leather or nil Hinds, rat to rult the waat of c-jttoater. Alte, shoe riXDixr. axd snoc nAtzaaa . - TOOLS, tact as t 9 Lasts, Hammer Knxvet, Awti, TSrtad, Tads, Pegs, dc Anxaanibt!oa of soy stcck j the craft ia raises tad. . CASU PAID FOR UIDES. : Shelby rill Feb . . ltL WiLH. BftOVS. & CAicirr, CLOTHIHG EC1P0RIUC3 Weat side f XUrriaoa atrect, opposite Eliiott tVMaJar , Sank, Ckei'TeiUe, lad. Ill AT T. a Urg and fine assorUaeut of the following Ooedw constantly on hand, and a till recti lag, to wit: lSroad- ( lothe, CsMimerea, Caahmarcll, aUttioets, Wwl.Tweds Vesting of all descriptions, -ck aa tatin. tilk, greaadiar, plush, Valencia, BsaraaiUe. caahaaerea, Ac.. Ac. Muri. tVliar, Cravat of all kind, tuck as eilk, eatta aad taste figirred. a gool article of Setk-Laadkorrnief, 1'ocktt-heaiV-kerehief. men's Gloves, Sock of various kiutaatad aAtorsat Sctpcndert, Ac., ail of which I aaa reaiy to AiepoMef al PRICK TO StIT, and Material warranted equal t any in Market, astd adaa w prioee. I rtapectfully cadi the attentat of M Gentiemen of ShelbyvUlt andrleicltj to sr. stock of CLOTHS AND CLOTHING, before perchrsir.g eiaewkere. X am constantly teoalvlsyt GOODS, aad aa ready at ail timet to furnish any Wiat saar call npw so withaOOT KCIT.at aaatltlarwy pnaa. A Ik kinds ef C L"SA O.n TOIIK. doce oa abort awUea. CAU3IE.VT CCTTI C DO! E TO OUOCB, aad la good style. All work warranted. " Fit. Ha Take," it my motto. ti.tieuee, give aae a ea!l. aad 1 wtA wait open yoa withatuoh pleaaare. K. Cai aarr. 17 T CAUCHCY, Ageat. May P, tH-tf. BALDWIN'S FAHCY BAZAAR! cx WHOLESALE i RETAIL VACEEITY SITOHE! N. t, XASr WA2SZ5GT09 ITSZXT, LABASST tTOCK OF FANCY DRY GOODS ! YANKEE NOTIONS. FACY G OODS, TOYG, CiC, .WEST OF NEW-YORK CITY. ET EOT CODY ETTS xl IX I . u. at t- - 5 - - 4T TB8 - a -