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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29
PROSPECTUS OF
THE GONZALES INQUIRER

4 Believing the time has arrived in tho town
d. Gonzales. Surrounded IS n Ia Inv The veslt,v
farmers in GONZALES county for Inc estsbI;sl,,.
ment Of. n weekly journal NJ IN, county. site
through, or near which the San Antonio and
Gulf Railroad viii pass. and n 4 section NJ
country unsurpassed for beauty of scenery
fertility OF soil mud salubr;tv of climate in tHe
State Of Tcxas---it IN proposed 10 cstahl;sh nj
the above named place. ncwsnancr TO bc
known by the name Of the a(,oNzaTrs ISou,.
nER." devoted to Agriculture, I,;ternt,,rc the
Mechanic Arts. Commercial Interests. and tho
News of tho day.
Tho lnouir,,,: will bc ;ndencrdert T., no,;,;cs
but firm and decided in tho odvococv NJ Tho
great principles of our renublican government
SO ably Calculated in the ndministroiions ri
Washington md Jefferson and will especin,lv
maintain that sound and cnliphtcncd nat;ons,
policy of sustaining onr Somtbcrn ;ns,it1,;onS
.t;.I, ,sxss, ia canin.r,os, 49,;
her sister States Of tho South. have over held
sacred no p,,arontccd n thcn, Nv tho const;tn'
t;on orthe Tinted stats And wl,;is $50 clair,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

S0OTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN rKErnlSo.--
~ Mothers look to this, as it will save many q
child from the grave. For sale by
0-y HUNT & PoNTON.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29
DIR. j. "A. KINABREW,
G0NZdLE.S, TENS
DIR. y. az. a.owil,rr.

TENDERS his professional services 10 ihc public
IN the practice of Medicine IN all it, vrious bTane.
-, Having made the treatment OF the Diseases OF
this climate his particular study. tSOEE EMS and
CHRONIC ULCERS at the i.EGS traatei--.,,,s
csre sea PES" Il prescription l0owoi.l be fst,ers
hiioself that he cen give seaefa .,iisfaetian He
may b. ipand wleu not professionally cagssssi, az
T. !, kCese', Esq, ftm Creek J.. u, Caldwell
County. seii-,
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tv Fkssep s.ssssss1,e ssss ssssS saese tss,s
skk sN~szSx sac 3se9sss sss5@@ssss = ~ sezw 4
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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

E,,RESit bot ol linz srRgAp riasTERs.
jsss reserved 4 sars tssas,ly Zoe Mssk
lissaa<. i'ais Ia ,he ssies Sc
io-~ts iiuSg / roSroS.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

nARTHoLoMEw's PINK EXPECTORANT.
AB for the cure cf Coughs, Cold. Consumption,
&c. ifcsh lot OF tho genuine just received by
lo-ly HUNT 4 PONToN.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

a CoUsTlC OIL FOR DEAFNESS. certain
IA cure For sale, wholesale and retail, by,
LEY HUNT & PoNT0N
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

e p \ the way from New York, frcsi, 10, OF the
" genuine Srons'S Hrsfsy fas Sick iinAD-
AcuS. The wotst esscs cured 10y ,he use Of this
preparations, Can and see certificates.
lv--iy Hunt 4 foSToN.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

nAR, CoSNEt's GoNoRRiitrA MixTuRE,
~ certain cure. He sure and Sc, The genuine.
ie--iy HINT & ToSToX.
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Gnmmrrrial Mattsrs.
PLYMOUTH MARKET.
Fsrn.r EYrSINe. Oct. 2s

FRIDAI EvKSINs, Oct. 2s.
Wheat-SIill active, and {, goOd deGand
Sales we're made al sl,O6. to 81, ,Os.
0ats-D'mand slill greater than the supply
Sales al 25cu27.
COrn-Sales were made at SOC for old shelled
and g for ear.
, Clover Seed-sells readily At s4,oOasl,i T.
Brisk demand.
Flax Seed--Demand good, at 81 ,ooasl'1.
Buck ckwheai-Dtmsnd brisk. Sales a. 81 lie
Dried Fruit-AppIes sI.o0; Peaches, pared
$500. az, so; impaired 81 ,2sAi so, as TO quality
Demand brisk and sales nude readily as quoted
Besns-Sales at 75caSl,0O.
Butter Brisk at l5c.
Eggs-Brisk at &c.
Salt-Good demand at $500.
Fish-New white, half bbs $3.50.
Flour-S5,7 $4,000.
Sole Leather-Sales al 2la23c.
Lard 9al0c
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

NORFOLK, Va: Oct 20.
Steamer Northern Light put in here TO-
day, for coal and provisions. She brings
100 passengers, and one and halt mil
lions in gold. No news OF Importance
markets dull, and favorable to buyers.
Dat from Utah to the 25th August
state that the Indians are very trouble
some, committing many depredations and
murders. Salt Lake City was to be en-
closed by mud wall.
John M. Bernheisel had been Ic-elect-
ed to Congress, by 1880 majority.
Leuts. Stoneman and llarke, OF the
Pacific Railroad Survey, returned TO Los
Angeles in the middle of Sept. Cor.
gonia and CaJou passes, they examined,
the former of which, they state, possess
es essuperior advantages for a railrcat route.
On the Dist they left for Sion.
San Francisco has adopted new char,
ter.
Difficulties with the Rogue River In
dians continue.
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alt Iemains at Sl,56.
BUFFALO MARKET.

Buffalo, Oct %,
From advices by theINiagara, this morning, our
m.rket for + lour and G ain bee 'me unsetted,
and but little disposition to o.'erate was man frs.
ed. The sales in Flour are in small lots TO sup
ply the local trade at s5,75a5,sl for good brand-
Ohio and Michigan
heat-Maiket quiet and inactive, The on
ly sales we could hear of were 240O bu white
Ohio, at 1922; $500 bu Michigan in small lots
at 81 ,25.
Corn-Market dull and heavy. Sales 64OO
bu 621-2.
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gatest by GsIsgraph.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
WAR NEWT A BL E.
Arrirai Of The Niagara.

Arrirai Of the Niagara.
HALIFAX, Oci. 81.
The Niagara arrived a 10 o'clock, this
morning with dates TO the 18th.
TIE EASTERN QuEsTioN.-The Sui
tan has announced that if the Russians dc
not eyucua,e the PnncipalIiies within ff,
teen days Turkey will consider it as
case of declared war, and will act accord
inely; but will no, cross the Danube.
The proclamation Of War is posted on
all the Mosques. The Sultan has invited
the combined fleets up to CoustantInople.
The Black Sea is free to neutral flags.
The Paris police have made search
for Kossuth, in the house OF NJ. Kiss,
Hungarian. He was not, however, there.
Napoleon il reported TO have stated on
the 18th, that unless Russia yields, war
may be proceeded with.
The Piedmont government had re-
fused 10 admit NJ. Foresti as Consul Tor
the United States, alledging that he is
disciple Of Mazzini.
Corn may be imported into the Papal
districts free until January, 1854
The Emperor of Russia has authorized
the free Importation into any ot The
Ports of Finland all materials for equip
ing ships.
A Paris correspondent states that in the
priva,e letters from Constantnople, the
T. E,s,ern question is examined in every
po,nt of view, and tire conclusion unanl.
mousIy come to is. that there is no escape
from War. Russian agents are actively
at work stirring up instructions in Tur-
key. A number of Eng glish officers are
moving between The Turkish camp, and a
number are also on their way to Constan-
tinople.
Breadstuffs have recovered from last
weeks decline and closed firm with up
ward tendency. Western Canal Flour
33s6d, Ohio GAS 6da35s; yellow corn 4Os
Cd; White Ais.
Whea,-White 9s6dal0s2d: Red 9s7d.
Provisions-Beef good 95salOOs.
Pork-Small business but firm, 72s6d
for mess.
sard-S,eady 5ssa6o.
Ashes-Active. Pots 30s Pearls 2Ss.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New Yo,k, Oct. 2S.
F,our-SaleS western canal al = 6 37a6,50 for
common to straight state: Sc 37a6 so for COM
mon to good Ohio, and mixed to fancy Michi-
gan.
Wheat--There is good demand, and the
m arb ct la2c better. Prime very scarce. Sales
white Ohio, 81 .40a ,46; mix-d Ohio $l,4l.
Oats-Firm at 46a5Oc for State and western.
Corn-Dull, and prices nominal.
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Scene at u Tea Party.

WHY Mrs. S., this is very fine Tea.
W Mr. VI was just about mentioning it
ahead OF ANYTHING I've tasted. Il
beats any tea we have had il our house, saws
Mrs. P, where did you gstit Mrs. )! AtCup
and Cronnger's. Well, if don't send over
wh-n get home. and get pound-what is the
prlcea 2 Mrs. Sony As. Only 4s! la me
ePaid 6s for tea not half as good. Exit the
whole party, bound for
CULP g. CRONINGER'S.
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Hteaals.

Gov. Bigler, Of Pennsylvania, has ap-
pointed Thursday, the 24th day of No
vember, as Thanksgiving Day. When
will our Governor do likewise!
The earnings of the Cleveland and To-
edo Railroad, for week ending Oct. 18th,
1853, were $12,456.
An official premium on matrimony is
novel institution. The Sheffield Times
reports peculiar arrangement of Guar
dians in the neighborhood. The school,
mistress was engaged on the express un-
derstanding that she was to be married 10
the school-master!
The rage for cattle breeding has reach
ed an extreme point in England. For a
cow and calf the suhi of five hundred
dollars.was lately paid, and at the same
sale several bulls brought prices ranging
from f. teen hundred to twenty five hum
dred dollars.
A man in Guernsey CO., Ohio, has con-
tracted with a Phiadelphian to deliver
1000 hogs in Pittsburgh at 4ac gross.
During the last six months $4,000 in
fines has been collected in the Police
Court of Cincinnati.
A traveller in England observing pea
SAINT at work, and seeing that he was TAX
ing it remarkably easy, said to him: "My
friend you don't appear to sweat any,"
4" Why. no, master, six shllings ain'
sUeat wages.'
The United States steamer Allegheny
has cost the Government the sum Of five
hundred thousand dollars This vesse
has been two years under the hands o
mechanics. and having proved total fail
ure is now to be broken up. So the peo
ple's money goes.
During the nineteen weeks ending or
the I'd Of October, there were ten thousant
and sixty interments in the city of New
Orleans, of which eight thousand one hun
dred and three were of yellow fever.
FIRE AND HoRR1D DEATH,-Arthu,
Stevenson, confirmed inebriate in Con
cord, Lewis county, Ky, went home
drunk late on Saturday night, and while
carelessly walking about the room with a
candle in his hand. it is supposed acci-
dentaly set fire to the musquito bar of the
bed in which his wife lay asleep. The
flames spread SO fast that before Mrs. Ste.
venson could get out of bed her clothes
were all on fire and she was burned almost
to death, surviving but few hours.
The house was burned to the ground
with its contents. The old man Was ro'
ing about on Monday, acord NC 10 the
Marysville Eagle, talking wildly, like a
lunatic, and refusing to believe that his
wife was burned to death.
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FLOUR! FLOUR!

THE B,ST BRAND in market, the
l.. Pl mouth Mill, is kept constantly on hand,
for sale by "EBBER s. 'ORTRtGHT. This
Flour is ade of the best white wheat express
y for family use, and put III in sacks and hall
sacks, and is pronounced the best ever sold in
Plymouth
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W1@UHs

CULP & CRONINGER, keep con-
~ sta"ty on hand, Tor sale, -Four made al the
Plymouth Mill, expressly for family use, and
put u in lacks and haIf-sacks This .our :
made of the best white wheat, and is warrant
ed superior TO any ever offered in this market.
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SdNDUSKY MARKET.

Office OF the Daily Register, Oct 2s.
The Niagara's advices have little effect upon
the marke', at least we have heard of no Oper.
ations to-day. From letter dated loed,, We
understand that red wheat is offered in that place,
at tSl,l0.
Salt Iemains at Sl56
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Sill Ks.
G. B. HEADLY & co.'s
NEW CARPET HOUSE,

G. B. HEADLY & co.'s
NEW CARPET B: u HOUSE
No. 80 Ihird-st., Pittsburgh.
wholesale and Retail Dealers.
THREE SPACIOUS SALtS tOOMS.
GALES ROOM No. /, contains large, hand.
- some and cheap assortment OF Floor On
Cloths, from to "a feet Ide i; also Stair, Ia
BILE and EnameIed Carriage Cloths ocoa,
Canton and Brittana Mating, Mats of all
kinds; painted Window Shades; buff Hol-
lands green and buff Oh Cloths, and Pulnam's
Pateut Self adjusting urtaln F F'xures.
oai~s noom So, o, is fall stocked with an un-
rivalled assortment of Royal Veive, Brussels
Tapestry, -russels, iruperal Three Ply, Patent
Tapestry, Ingrain and superGne carpeting,; hall
and stair do, oil all widths and prices; embossed
Cloth, able and Piano covers; Mosa C, Velvet,
Administer, Che lille aud iufted Rugs, Stair
Rods, Druggetrngs etc.
Sales Room No 3. contains large a.,dsW ell
scecled stock Of Iugrain Carpets. from 25 to IS
ceLts per yard; Hemp Carpetng from Is to 50
cents List and Rag carpets cotton and wool
sheepskins OF all colors and sizes.
: c. b. HI. & Co., would respectfully call the
attention of persons wishitg to furnish steam
boats, hotels Or dwelling houses to TIE above, rs
they are determined 10 sell at the same low
prices they have heretofore been selling at !and
less than any other establishment in this CITY,
C. b. READILY g. CO
oct153tn No 80 fhrd.st,
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~hOuRe

WARRANTED of the very best quail.
w ity, made d; the Plymouth NIL, of the
es white wheat, ex ressiy for fam ly use, put
up in tcks and halt sacss This Four has be.
come tavorite with Ahelovers # good bread
Kept constantly on hand, and for sale by
T, w CROWELL.
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CHA Us, al sorts and kinds, with
~ silk plaids, ~oo plaids, Ue Laines, Cssh.
meres, Thibet Cloths, Ere ch aierinos, latest
styles, wateIed velv~ls, French collars, &c, al
the U, eutal Store, by
CULp & CRONINGER.
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The Scientific American.
v7uF pPESENT VOLUME OF THE

J. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN commences audsr
We " marked inc ease to the subscription list The
present vonme win be greatly improved In the style and
quantity of The Engravngs and in the character o. me
matter ORIGINAL and selected Having every facility for
obsininp Information from all parts of Europe we shat
lay before our readers advance of our cotemporaries
a full account of he most prominent novelties orougns
forward The Sc entfc American is the repertory ot
Patent Inventions volume, each complete IN nssl,
forms an Enc, copedia of the useful and entertaining
The Patent Claims alone are worth ten times tue SUI
scrintio on ,riro IN avery inventor.
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DIR. y. AR INSTR oNG,
SURGEON DENTIST,

Is IN c most imp owed style He has taken
particular pains 10 inform himself IN oil i,s Va
II 'us branches. His.work wili dom as cheap
IS can b. afforded ans where. Cali and zee NJ
yourselses. ~ork warranted to give satisfaction
or no charges made. offi.e over S. n. 81 RS
) ore. Plymouth, Oct. IS. 1858.
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TEAS !--Good Young Tyson, at soc;
1 very fine At 75c; and superb at $l. also,
a superioi article of Black Tea. Sold by
octl5 ii M WOOSTER
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Mai s., Nails !!
TO THE LADIES'

PEST in Ohio, and any quantity of
- them, at UP g. CRJN NIGER,
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FLOUR
THE MUSICAL WORLD,

Nep York Musical Times.
nN and after Saturday, September l4th,
~ 1859, will be published every Saturday. by Oil.
annum, pay .bIe infexihly in advance.
Two copies will be sent for $500
Five Copies for - 1000
Ten Copies, for 5000
All communications must be addressed (post paid) to
DYER & Willis, publishers of the Musical World and
Times, No. 257, Broadway, New York, RrAgehts and
Canvassers wanted. Proper persons can make irOm
two to ten dollars per day. Address as above.
Leather, Leather.
A Ii PERSJNS wanting anything
IA this line can lie supplied at the Metropolitan
Boot, Shoe and Leather Stere, OF SEELY CASE.
We have Spanish and slau ghtered Sole Leather ofthe
bestquaity also
Upper, Kip and Calf Skins,
Of. our own tanning together with very other article
used in this for manufacturing Shoes, such
Goat, Kld,s Lining and Binding SKINS Pegs, Thread,
and general assortm ent of Shoe Makers Kit, which
we anxious to sell low for cash.
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Terms.
One couv. One Year, s.2,0o
One Copy, six months, i'oo
Five Copies, do 4'0O
Ten Copies, 90 o'oo
do one year, Io'oo
Fifteen Copies, do 22'Oo
Twen,v do do $500
Southern and Western Money tax en- at par for snb-
scrons or Post Office stamps taken at their par value
Letters shruld be directed tpast paid) to
MUM Il CO.. l2s Fulton street, New York.
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VARNISH--Bronzes. Pain, and Var.
nish Brushes. Cold and Silver Leaf Cine
Chinese and American varmilia. Sold hy
so,tl5-ly HI. M. WOOSTER.
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Sy,hiltc Erupiions. Gonorrhea, Glsets Stfies
IRE, Urethal Discharges, tmpsrity q the
Blood, with all Disease Of ths VensFesl o.
gan, Skin Diseases, Scorhatic Ernptions; Tsttsf,
RingUorm, Mercusial Diseases. Seminal Weak.
ness, Impotency, Piles. Rheumatism Fonaals
Weakness. Menthly SuppressionA Dlseases of
the joints, Fistula in Ano. Nery, q As6cions,
Pains in the Back and Loins. irritation 0f the
Bladder and Kidneys. successfnlIs tfsAted Curs
guaranteed.
Sixteen years practice tsix IN Pittsburshl en.
ables Dr. Brown to Offer assufances of ! speedy
cure 10 all who may come nnder kis carss
Cifice and Private ColsnItsfion kC0rnss An
iamond Allsy. Pistsbargh, r.. Chsigss msd-;
crate octt7yE1 L
pRANDY. w IlT haTe On
~ hand for medical III 4 a = = alss 4 IL
Fssnch Brandy, Rotb N !yHh Hol-
land Giu, 81. Croix n |. slkieH E WssIsnt
pnIs. AT pefsons waastas ~ q ths siese
aftcles tof ckness, afe asssfed that lkey can
bf 6bl lklpsd of me. pune md uaAdulses ~.
4 octi 5sI u. Nj WOo&TEn
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Electro Chemical Aroma,

on --.De
GENUINE HOLLAND bt HHEn
From LOUIS A.. D'JSRhELS Chemist and PAarzcsafist
Of ans,srdam the ,nlv yHaustaetarsr.
o,tncry xyCCUrApIE COM
"A POUND prepared on strictly scientific pTineipss
Recause os It's rreat success in mos af the
Ermnesn Siass ts introduction in the United satss
wa, n;eyded more esps iay for those tcf our Father
Ind scattered here and there over The tace Of this
mighty conntry Meeting with great success among
them now offer II ts the American pubifc, showing
Pnss nj sges,s will he eyner,enced from It's use fsx
manv 6ssasss aIisny from di mders of The stomach
sucb as Indipesiion Dyspepss fieadaehe Loss of Ap
petite, Neryous Dsbiiy, Constipation Of the Bowels
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29

SYRUP AND MOLASSES. - rhe
~ bes Sugar House Syrup andi Molaeses, in
town, car be brought Of
ootl6 H M. WOOSTEs.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29

A LII styles Of Vests at BURGoYNE's.
"A The cheapest and the best are to be found there,
and if there isnone to sutton hand he will make them
order at short notice. That's the advantage OF being
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29

l,ILS AND PAlNfS.--Flax Seed OIL,
~ aolh very dry and ground in OIL, or sale by
oet15 h. Iva. 'i0STE
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29

'NELVE YEARS A Si.AVE-The
= Narrative of solomon Nortt rup. For sale
by A. &. DU BOiS G SON.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29

HYDROPA THO ENCYCLOPEDIA.
IL by DR.. Trail, vols. For sale by
A. C. DU BDIS s. SON. i
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29

TEACHER AND PARENT---Fo,
4 salehy A. @. DU BnIs & SON.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29

T IGHT LlTERATURE.-Aslarge as
- sortment Of the latest For sale BY
oct25 IA. e. Du eOiS5& Il SON.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29

OHIO HARMONlST.---A. new lot
A. O. DU BOIs & SON.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29

NEW Autumn and Winter Dres Good.
French Merinos, Pafau atas cashmsrss, Ms,,,s 81.
LANES, Plain do, all wool II Mod1 Coored Psrsian
nROVELl.ss.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29

LDfHS, Cassimeres, Vssiings. Tafs
lor: Findings, Red, White Blue, Orange, ana Plain
Fiannes, on Sale Cheapat u IA 4, - -
eKowrLLss !,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29

H.OUR FLOUR!-A supply Of Su.
~ per6ne Flour, made from selected white
vIeat, constantly on hand, by the sa k, Dbl i, or
h. If sack. H. NJ. WOO TE4.
EilSH White Fish and Trout, for
~ sale by H. M. WOOSTER.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29

)EEP AZ NO, $, and the '.Sunnyside''
= series, for sale by
oc,25 A. c. Dt RolS g.. SON
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29

NO need of gong without Panialoons,
l when hURaoyNE sells them at any price,
from S2 So upu ard
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29

THOSE indebted to me, by note or
! book account must call and settle, or their
adc nunts will be left for collection by law
plymouth, Oct. %. LOUIS HESHORE,