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Wool Growers of RiCnland & Huron
Counties.

DON.i GAE0'
1, DO you wish to get the high
s i .,Fe y est possible price Ior your wool
tgs,,szA<g&s.Y this year? Ii so, let US u &c you
S.iAa:s-zsAsA.:s. to call on the ASHLAND MAN
UFACTURlNG COMPANY, ut ASHLAND
ONO, and there get your Wool manufactured d
into CLOTHS, CA&SjMERES, SATlNETS,
ITWEEDS, BLANKETlNGS, YARN, &C., &C.,
or exchange it for the same.
- w & tim our machinery in the
most perfect manner, and unoe4 I'll. fup,. ia.
tendency of Mr. 5. NJ. Smith, an experienced
and superior manutactu er, formerly of the
Globe Mills, Utica, n. Y, we are enabled to man.
uf.cture Goods in the most perfect manner
The great advantage you willldcriye is that you
get the most Tor your Wool, you will get the
most durable and beautiful Goods. and instead
tofdisposing Of your " Wool at the profit Of numer-
Gus Eastern dealers, and afterwards buy and
wear Old Rays, CoIon, and Waste made up and
covered over with gloss, you get your own wool
manufactured mto such Goods US you want
Besides this you will encourage H0me IaduStry
and build up Home Manufactures around You
which viii aid us more than any other kind Of
protection
Our mode o. exchanging will he
~ lbs OF Wool tor yard Cloth, same qua Ii
ty ne the Wool
>, lbs Of Wool l yard suttinet, lac qua ity
as the Wool.
= lbs Of Wool Tor yard Bianketiag, single
width.
FlAnrcls, TweHds. and Yarn will depend up
On the kinds wanted. Iu these exchanges for
inc acooL you got yard of Cloth worth and sell
ling ut 3 80 per yard or 60 ccnts per lb; for
Coarse, you get cloth worth 81, 90 OF 10 cts per
tb. T t% HnMEqi and EtfragldtmQyy pricos you
will str.ciyr ailac. "ii,r"t the inn
por;ahct Of dealing with US
Oar terms Tor lii nfacturing will be upon the
most favorable tcr.a> and in the most perfect
manner. Cloth dressing and fulling done at the
usual rates.
Those living at distance from our place an !
who cannot come themselves, may with perfect
confidence send their wool to US, informing US
what kind of Goods they want in exchange, and
in all such instances will We warrant to return
them such Goods as their wool will make.
Merchants arc particularly invited to exam
inc onr Stock in hands and We shall make it to
their interest to buy Of US.
Pulled and Tub-washed Wool will be received
by us Us heretofore and the highest prices paid
in our goods. Be careful TO bring your pulled
wools free from straw AMI other foul natter
B7a.A All letters may be directed directly to
ASHLAND MANUrACTURING COMPANY, ASHLAND
OHIO. J. P. RlSSER, pres't.
S. N. SMlTu, Agent,
Ashland, Nav 26. 1861. If
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III Sw ETavSn
r OUNC CRY AND M c RI IN &
SHOP.

THIllS old establishment is so we'll and IA
l. yoraply knoNn in Northern Ohio, that it
is unnecessary to advertise it, but having i'm
proved our Foundry and Machine Shop, and
also increased our assortment of Stove Patterns,
we wish the public to understand that : EW
HAVEN Is THE PLACE TO BUY. Among
our assortment of Cooking Stoves can be found
tie Clinton Air Tight, or Genesee Farmers
Economy. Also the Forest Queen, thy Hatha-
way, the Premiums No. 8, and 10; Bucks late
improvement, and the Rough and Ready We
aisU h"se con tantly on hand good assortment
of Box and rarlor hu0yee.
Boreing Machines, Pipe Boxes and Hollow
Ware, which will be sold on rs good time as can
be hadiu Ohio. In fact we are prepared to fur
nisl most kinds of Castings in use III this see
ton of the country.
MILL GEARING-Steam Engines bnilt and
repaired on the most reasonable terms. Alsa,
TIRE HING MACHINES and HORSE POW
ERS of the Pitts, Douglass and Tubbs's patent,
Always on hand, and warranted to do good work.
We have secured the services oflsAAC STANDIsH
who has for the last twenty years been Steam
and Horse Power builder i'll different parts OF
the U. S., and who begs leave to inform the far
mer and public in general that he will use ev
cry endeaver to satisfy all who may favor him
with call. We likewise keep on hand a good
assortment PLOUGIIS and CULTIVATORS,
Among which is the celebrated Smith patent,
Double Sub-Soil plough good article. Also
the Hizer, Wisconsin, North Bend, Longs No.
II, 3, 4, 5, and other patterns too numerous to
mention.
! We have in connection with our establishment
a GOOD BLACKSMITH SHOP, and are pre-.
pared to do any lind of work at short notice
We design to keep constantly on hand NEW
WAGONS of all kiuds-two horse, one horse
and Buffalo Wagons. Bea-Job work pomp ly
attended to. PARrELLO s. JOHNS.
New Haven, Nav l9, 1855.
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Thrilling Excitemenf..

n ROME. klehiand County. Ohio, kno.
A Aothingism, spirltuslism, and Philadelphia.
isn u al knocked into ptsi And III caused b,
the NEN GOODS nov ami ing at the store .,
j. }. NORTH. Nho has Just returned from Neu
fosk With the beat ass0rtment Of Good, eve,
imPorted 10 this country, and is ready and vii
iing 70 wait upon his namsr0us customers viii
al tie pleasure in the sorld.
Iheu. come one, come all: this Is the place
To buy he goods tc suit your taste:
Plymouth, you know, is dead and gone;
Twas Rome that broaght her sickness %.
Mansfield, too his been purginr
Her Rome has been lightly seourrin-.
Not quite rs mucL as now she will
Mansfield, YOU know, must take another pill
There i o.ivesjurg, and GaEges ye.,
Shenandoah aud Lafayette,
Surrounds our Ettle town:
They need bu; passing word,
Tor they their goods cannot afford
To % J as cheap Us ouF'n;
But who TO Rome has ever come,
Asd priced the goods Of Johny Bonn,
Likewise those of Thomas j..
But what will buy the goods that's chear,
And in their pockets money keep,
BY buying them o. X.
Now. there's young Jim aud Frank,
And old T.J., long, lean aud lank,
VIII show the goods that's low.
1--we can then bargain hitch,
It's certain, sure, well make you rich,
LING time before you 60.
Now, my dear friends, we are growing old
Aud for the goods already sold
We soon must have our pay:
The old accounts we must now SETTLE
For the notes We hold must have the mettle
And at no distant day.
Then to save expense andlots Of trouble,
And keep your friend from seeing double
Walk M and toe the mark
Pay those CID debts right quick and sure,
And case the paEgs | now endure,
AMI pledge You III keep dark.
June. may -, 5i--tf. T. J. NORTH.
LLGNT g. HOFFMAN,
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Tile subscriber having purchased TIE inter-
est Of Jacob Seely in the late finn uf Scely &
Case, would call The attention Of all persons
owing sad firm to this simple slct--I came:
PGymy debts without youp me, and SHALL
PAY NINE. Now would be very happy to
extend the time on yeur notes aEd accounts, in
conae lGcnce Of the hard times this spring, but
cannot. All unsettled accounts should be
settled immediately, and al notes paid by the
18th day Of April. shah be happy to furnish
all good paying customers Of the lntc firm with
what work in my line they may want On credit,
or otherwise, as they may wish.
March k8, 1853. W. CASE
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The l2th inst, the date Oh which til,
rrohibitory Liquor Law was to take eff
feet in Indiana, was celebrated all owe
the State with speeches, professions, sing
ing AMI iltnmiustions. The Iudianapoli
Journal says that the disposition to sub
miS TO the law and cnf5rce it seems to bl
very general THAT dorscries and whole
sale stores have everywhere closed mp, an;
liquor is very hard thing to come a
G ywherein Indiana.
In New Orleans, lately, man name,
Hunter has been sentenced to pay fine O
one thousand dollars, undergo an impIis
onment Of six months, and forfeit certain
slaves whom he Illegally sold in such 4
manner as to seperate the mother from he1
chill lren, contrary to the Louisiana laws
a most salutary example.
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CARRIAGES.

you'd ann0uncs = the inhab-
Il ii-nts % Norshern OHIO, that be has again
arrived frsm Massachusetts,. with large as
sortneBf of CARRIAGES BUILT EXPRESS
Ll ROs THIS MARKET, and superior to
any be has sold IN this section during the last
four years. and which viii he sold AZ better
bargains than ever before knoWn in Ohio. My
arrangements are such, iLst any style Of Car.
riages viii be furnished to order, from the S55
B-gy to the $500 Carriage, on shsrt notice
As | shall give you better styles and better
sork than can be found thls side Of the old Bsy
state, il will be 70 the advantage Of all in NanI
ofCAniages 10 call before purchasing elsewhere
Can BE found al 5. VI. RoDNsox's on e
Plymouth; :. CRIEPES's Hotel, Monroey:llc
q; the Hotel in Lexington. a. Z. OWEN.
B-N. boo Good Horses wanted n cx,
change for Carriages. iune23-3ms
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kept in Saddle o.. Harness Shop.
From their experience iu the business they
latter themselves that they will be able to give
satisfaction to all who may favor them with their
patronage, as their material will be of the best
the country affords, and their work put mp in
the most approved styles
Shop one door south of D. Hoornbeek's store,
Immediately opposite the Post Office
JOSLIN & McCONAUGHY.
Plymouth, July 80, 1856.
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REMOVAL,

The subscriber having removed from his old
stand, may be found in the Fost Office Build.
ing, one door south Of Hoornheek's store, where
he would be pleased to see all his old customer.
and serve them with the best the country af.
fords. Grateful for past favors he solicits Q
continuance of the same, as his alliance will
work detriment to no one. gs siae .s .s
A. F. MoCONAUGHY.
Plymouth, June 80, 1856.
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2EEaDAVkT.
State Of 4Nsso York, Cuyuga Ca. IS.
Z V. Il Coventry, Of tie firm of Coventry &
Co, heing duly sworn, says that the following
Certificates are genuine and were given by the
persons BY whom they purport to be signed.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 18th
DAY of November, 1854. H. T. COOK,
Justice Of the peace of Cayuga County, NY
TO INVALIDS.-The undersigned have read
the tormulse for prepnrina Daeh's Ame'iean
Compound, and as far as we have tested it c. n
t recommend its general use as Tonic and A.
! terd!ire medicine, to remove inflated hunors II
he blood, and peculiarly adapted to females sui.
fering from Leucouhoa Whites and to those
whose constitutions are weakened and enfee.
hled from Intermittent feDers.
A. C. Tabor, NJ NJ, Lansing Briggs, NJ. D., j.
NJ. Morris, NJ. d., Auburn, ~ Y May l, '55,
CURE OF SCORFULA and ERYSIPELAS.
Mr.. Thomas Gould of Auburn, N. Y. writes
my son, three years old, has suffered every-
! hing from eruptive sores resembling both scor-
| ula and Erysipelas We tried all the popular
remedies with no good, but hearing OF the won
derful cures your medicine were effecting.
| bought six bottles, which has cured my eAiid
From Mrs. Miriam l.. Parish, the well-knovu
Physician and Monthly Nurse.
RichIttad, Oswego Co. N. Y. NAV Is. 1855.
CO7HDOun0.
for which please accept my thanks. l used
1t in my for nsrooas and seorfula affections with
perfect success. have seen it quell a wearing
and hacking cough, ard completely sooth the
patients. nerves. 1t also puriies the blood. I
belleveit a sovereign remedy for Erysipelds. l
used it in one case and found it the best thing I
ever used forit. believe it will eradicate this
created ersaE Mh he done has already
NE dozeu bottles and will pay you fo the same
! P. You may make what use You choose Of
this letter, as have written these results after
careful observation of the effects of your med
iclne. No nurse should be without it.
| Auburn, May 80, 1S55.-Gents: Your BaeHs
American Compound cured my daughter Of an
alarming cankered sore mouth. tried three
other popular medicines but they did no rood.
i Less than one bottle ofthe Compound cured her
entirely. GEO. W.GRAY.
THE TURN OF IIFE-To FEMALEs.-
Delicacy will not allow us to give the names IN
these cases, but we have certifcatesin our pos
session, from persons very grateful, who have
been carried through this critical period OF life
by the use Of Backs American Compound and
restored to perfect health.
TO THE PUBLIC.-This medicine Is purely
vegetable and free from mineral poisons Ia
insure confidence in its use q listof ingredienta
is given to all Physicians.
i CAUTI0N--see that each inside wrapper
bear the serifen signature Peter ". B.. Coyent-
~" attachedtoa note payablein ii auburn, NJ Y.
| P. r. COVENTRY & Co., Sole Propris-
tors, Auburn, New York. For sale BY 50 I.
/ CUYKENDALLAC Co,
! JUS Wholesale and Retail Plymouth, %
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wv aEchS5
AND
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which they arc daily receiving from New York
Tue wish call particular notice stock of Watches
%hich thew ar. selling. The idea that some
'olks have that they can buy better anl chca-
per article ofJewelry, ora fine Watch, by send
ing to Cleveland or New York, is u mistaken
notion We buy all our goods by the qurntity.
for cash dorm. of the manufacturers. and car
therefore afford to sell cheaper than Mansieii
Sandu@ky or Cleveland, as we have not to pay
hig rents, ciork hire, Gul keep up fine establish
nents. All these fine things have TO come out
# the purchasers pocket. Is it notrcasonallc.
therefore that We can sell cheaper than cur com.
PettorS in any above named places. We have
good Watches which We viii sell at . per cent
cheaper than was ever bought within l, mile,
of Plymouth. Just cali and price our goods
You doubt our word. We eau afford to sell
goods as chcnp las any live man."
A>ls"kePairing done well and promptly, OF
the most reasonable living terms"
June lG, %. LIGHT HOFFMAN,
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SEPERIOR-sT. CLEVELAND, O. ana
N4lN-ST, BUFfALO, NJ Y.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. J Giddines, NJ presc Finney,
Ilou Il Griswuid, Pres Loin Andrews,
Hon Reuben Hitchcock, Prot Samuel ST John,
Hon II u Ciark, Prnr r spencer,
Hon = Tow wnsiend, e Gay lord
w Otis, Cyrus p:enliss
W GWdln, Henry Wick.
PRINCIPALS.
Il. D. BRYANT, JAS. WAsHlNGToN LUsX
II. DWIGHT STRATTON.
FACULTY.
\ Bryant, ! Professors Of the Science of Ac.
II D strnIons rI Customs '"' ''''"'S' u" 0"S'"s'S
JWashir1 1ton Lusk Teacher of Business and Orna-
mental Pennanshp and Lecturer on Commercial Cor
AHhthsH JJiSSsse .-4 :. ~
on Commercial Law
= Handy. Lecturer on Commercial Computations.
President Asa hahau, Lecturer on Polite il Economy
Emerson l. White and J. B. Merriam, Lecturer on
CJnncrria' Computations
Rev. Hyatt Smith, Lec,urer on Commercial ethics,
TERMS.
For fu'i course, including all departments of foof
Keeping, Lertures md Practical Pennanship. 1910
Fur full course in LADIES' Department, $500
For separate course of instruction in spencerian
Penmanship, spa
For in Ornamental Fenmanship, asagreed
THL DESIGN ofthe Institution is to afford perfect
facilities ,or acquiring, in an espeditous manner,
thorough knowedre of ;ommerciai Science and Art.
lis irtc icay employed in the Couating Room and Bill
siness pursuits generally.
TUE BOOK KEErING DEPARTMENT is under
the personal superintendent ot of0 best account
ants in the United states. No Mercantile College in
the West possesses superior, if equal advantages tor
mpar,Ir practical knowledge OF commercial Science.
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE will embrace the
IN approved and Practical irums for keeping hooks
Ihy Dnubie Entry in the various departments of Trade
and Com,nercs ,incIudng General Wholesale md Re
tail Me camille Exchange, CommissiOn Mannfactur
ing, Railroad, Banking. Printing, Mining, Shipping
S,eamboating Individual, Partnership aud Compound
Company Business
enc of Accounts, Commercial Law, Political Econo-
Cistnm Commercml Ethics, Railrnading, Business
;'orres spondeucs, Mining, Commerce, Commercial
Geography &C.
| PENMANSHIP, Practical and Ornamental will he
taught by W LUSK, who for rapid and correct writ
ing is urpassed ny any teacher Of ChirOgraphy in
The West. Mrre attention is given TO plain practical
Pen ship this Institution than at any other Msr
camille College in the United States, and plefse
ourselves impart to our patrons systematic, plain
and rapid Business Hand Writing to a moro genera
than is done ut similar College in the State
| THE SUIT OF ROOMS occupied by this Institution
are more extensive. elegant and conveniently ttea "
than those of any similar College in the Unioa.
| THE LADIES DEPARTMENT. is entirely separate
from the Gentleme and Is fitted up in magniicen
land convenient manner. The arrangement FOR, an
patronage of this department are uneqnalied.
+ HyThrough the extensive acquaintance Of the Prn
cpals many OF the students graduating placed
lucrative situations. " Send for t;rctliar. MAY
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DRZ GOoDa

in the greatest yagicty-Ladics Drcss Goods,
Shawls, Silks, Ribbons, &C., to which We invite
the especial attention OF the Ladies.
We have also large stock Of HATS, CAPS.
BOOTS AND SHOES, to suit all tastes. 10.
gother with full assortment Of
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--I0uI DEVTyyIC ECT IN

JOHN DEVENY'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
LN has been appointed and qualified as Ad
ministrator on the Estate of John Deveny, Sr,
deceased, late of Richland County, dated a
Plymouth, this 9th day of June, 1856.
Plymouth. June 8. ,55 DAN'L BAUGHMAN
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CUYKENDALL d Co,
W II OLE SALE DRUGGISTS

lTllE undersigned would call the attention OF
4 Physicians, Druggists, and Country Mer-
chants generally, to their large stock Of Drugs.
aiuts, oils, Dys-Stuifs, Perfumcry, Glass, Pure
LiqRors, &c. which they have just purchased il
New York, at cash prices, with view Of sup.
plying the trade without sending TO the larger
leitics. Dealers will do well 10y giving US a call
AMI examining our stock Of goods. Cur ar
ranFeInont are suca that we are enabled to ,eii
goods at New York Cost Price. Our stock j.
larger than can he found side Of Buffalo.
juEcl6 CUYKENDALL x Co
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Dissolution,

FI'dE Coparlnlrship here totOre existing un-
4 der the name Of SEELY s. CASE. is this
day dissolved By mutual consent. Ali accounts
notes, OF debts owing by said firm, are to be
settled by WN. Csc.
JACOB sEELY,
hN. CASE.
Tlymcutb, March 10. 1906.
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TO OUR PATRONS

TO OUR PATRONS.
M desire 20 present 20 the PEOPLE OF
w RlCHLANDandH HURON, aud the sur
rounding Coundes, a few foreible facts for
their consideration. You all know We have
been IN business in the village Of Plymouth for
great length Of tine, and our course has
been steady and onward. with but few changes
n our business arrangements daring phiva
time We have endtayorvd land for aught We
knoW to the contrary have grined a reputa-
ton that entities US to perfce, confidence in
what We say 70 our patrons. We think we are
olerably well posted as to the wants Of this
community. which is, 10 purchase their goo1s
where the best STYLES. best qualities, and the
CHEAPEST GOODS ARE KEPT
We DO not wish to address you as though
all others in the trade irsTs mere eipL.yg
IND We ourselves tic GREAT EMBODIMENT
.OF ALL! For We have some honorable com.
netitors in the trade who do not make GREAT
SWELLING PRETENSIONS as some do, who
after all amount to LITTLE,
We % not deem it necessary e. give a detail.
ed description of our stock Of goods. but sufiic,
10 say that ou- assortment is iuli and complete.
having been selected with care and Judgment.
At the very LOWEST JOBBERS' AND MANU-.
iFACTJRERS CASH PRICES. which enables
MS to SELL GOOD AS Low IF NOT LOWER
than any other establishment in Northern
Ohio, or in the west.
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HSSssg,SsSssisslrssg.

THE Undersigned would respectfully inform
L the citizens of Plymouth and the vicinity,
that they have taken possession OF the shop re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Kellogg, where they
will carfy on the Blacksmithing Business in all
its various branches. Ali work entrusted to
our care will be well and promptly executed. -
The patronage of the public is respectfully so.
licited. The shop may be found at North end Of
Sandusky-street. WM. I. WAITE.
Plymouth, Huron Co. O., Jan. 1856.
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NJ & B G. 0O0 s
c. q. ENTGET & 20.


c. a. lENTGET g. Co,
II AVE just returned from the Eastern
a Cities, where they have purchased for
CASH. the largest and hest selected stock Of
sthiNG AND SUMNER GOODS,
ever brought iGto New Haven or Plymouth. and
has bought ut such low prices that he can afio.d
20 Sc his goods at from = To go
iPOH cent Cll Sape
iiIar any other store within ave miles Il New
Haven. BESIDES, persons dealing with thc sub.
scriGers may depend on fairness in every article
they buy, not selling some goods at iittlc less
tliaa cost and then sticking "tls Du,cimqi's
5Rc per cent on others, as il very common
P:act!ccin some Of our reghhoring villages.
not more than three miles South Of New Haven.
Our stack consists of DRY GOODS. GROCER.
LES, HARDWARE QUEENSWARE, HATS,
GAPS, BONNETS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c, in
fact every article that the community needs.
We will always pay the highest cash price
for produce. Give us call and see If we can't
sell cheaper than You have been in the habi, buy.
! ms elsewhere. &. 4 KNIGHT { co.
N"w Unycn Nav % f>55
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Is C5rS FOR SUFFER-
New Advancement.

THEsubocribers having en-
tered into II co partnership,
would say to their old custo-
| ners, and the public general
| y, that they are prepared to
,upply them with Harness,
Draught and Plated Sad
dies, Brides, Trunks, and in
fact all kinds of work usuollv
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to inset from one to Il whole set OF teeth, or
fine Gold Plate, in the most improved manner
Particular attention paid to filing carious teeth
thereby arresting further decay. Office opeI
from to 6 o'clock.
.--... IL - L
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u II - . LIZ -eS-lyl e

- = = =
And ISwdwGrc,
IRON, NAILS, STOVES AND TIN WAkc.
E-i5~We will always be on hand to pay the
highest market price for al kinds Of Marketable
Produce n tie Store Of
May -, l9 1888. POWERS & KINNEY
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TsaC7iea. ~ q n
EsUYkENDALL a Go. have just reoieved NJ
~ incest assortment Of PERFuMEHY sxtr
brought into the town Of Plymouth nssr I
not hereafter send abroad fol choice F{rfaI6d
erys Is you can be accommodated ~ oSlling ~
Tie Drug Stors junsi6 4 !
CUYKENDALL ! ca. hare i;sst rsoSls - =.
~ rectfrosn the raannfA AqtuFers. y larns = Srtr
ment Of Bird Cages. u an kinds ~ II ~
and lowpriess, snd y spit ~ $3.50 husI y
Tho ErssEssf rssseds 76S 3|sSS7s|
VI sis, tes SllSby CUYxEN0AfE &,Cd
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r A L r o AD II o q
FAIRFIELD, HURON CO., o.
A. c. A LII EN-, PrOprie tor.
T,HE above house is new and very pleasantly
| situated, and the proprietor will spare no
pains to make it all the public can require in
such hot 70. Friends---strangers--al Give
us cal Es.. ssrgNs 4, June IL. 1854-n35tf
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s sac HIS
4 III z z I G A N
COMPOUND.

P.V. R. COVENTRY & CO., are Sole
Possesscrs Of a New and Perfect Process,
just discovered, Of Extracting and Combin-
ing the Medicinal Properties Of Plants.
without their Impurities.