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Thrilling Excitenent.

- kuNk. Aicalzhi tuunty. ohis, kAsH
l. Asthingism. spirftslalisas. and Philaslel pals
i.a i al knocked into ris: Ani ell eaassl t.y
thc NF.H GOODS nov arri ius at the store 81
II. ]. NORTH. Wha las ia 4 retained frou Neu
tuIk With the best assoi iiacui Il Goods ever
iiaPuTtc,. &, this esuHtry, and j. ready and Nil-
ing ia Wait uI0u his numerous customers with
"a ihc pleasure ia tie world.
Then. come sue, eoIac all: this Is the piace.-
To bay the goves a. sait ysur iast.;
riyE.ouih. yuu know j. dead and gone;
'TWa. Rome ihat brought her sickness on.
Mansfield, too his been pursiug
Her Rome has been lightly scUurging,
Not quite much A. how -hr will
Man-ae,i. you kaoE, must take another pin,
There is u.iyesbugE, aud GaHges yet,
ShaEaniush aud layiayeite,
Surrounds oGr lt,l, town:
They need but a passing Nor,l.
For they their goods cannot afford
To sc rs cheap as ourn;
hut who 10 Rome has ever come.
Aai priced the goods Of JOHNNY Bonn,
Likewise these OF Thomas J.,
} But what will buy the goods that's clcup,
Aud ia their pockets money keep,
By buying them .. *.
Now. there. young Jim and Frank,
And old I'll. long, !c,,., aud lauk,
! Will show ihc goods that's low.
! Ii FIVE can then a bargain hitch.
! It's certain. sure, well make yourich,
T Long time before you 20.
/ N"w, my dear friends, we are growing old
! Aud for the goods already sold
/ We suon must have our pay:
! The old accounts we must now settle,
I Tor the notes We hDid must have the mcttlc
| And at no distantday.
/ Then to save expense audlots of trouble.
Z And keep your friend FROM seeing double
/ Walk up and toe the mark
! Pay those Old debts right quick and sure,
/ And ease the pangs | now endure,
And pledge YOU I'll keep dark.
| June NAV y 5-I-tf T l. NOR
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N ew AGvSI1
+ Q u NJ DRY AND MAC HIN {
SHOP,

THIS old establishment is SO well and fa-
L vOrablv knoEn in Northern Ohio. that il
is unnecessary to advertise it, hut having i'm
proved our Foundry and Machine Shop. and
also increased our assortment of Stove Patterns
we wish the bubble to understand that EW
HAVEN Is THE PLACE TO EUY. tmnpg
our assortment Of Cooking Stoves can be found
tie Clinton Air Tight or Gencsee Farmers
Economy. Also the Forest Queen, thy ITatha-
way, the Premiums No <, aud 10; Bucks late
Improvement and the Rough and Ready. We
also have con family on hand Il good assortment
Of Box and Par,or Stoves.
Boreinn Machines Pine Boxes onl To law
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3lrdAutr Narkts, Ett.
PLYHouTlI HAnK LT-Ara.


Flsx S-ci-iis5l,at Si,=5 z bu.
uais-ifaf f5c.
C1rl--In sssi demand ~ G1C eje.
D4iel Frgi;-.pPle-, 5a'i eeui. ; Peaehes-
pared lc-. unp4ru,l ~ Gc.
HSl--s' ts = per ton.
Sole I.sathyr-Sal,s 90 2iCls''c.
Bagicg-Sslc- Al l2Gi - els. for roll.
F.our--S>. - per bJl., retail.
l.srl-S cts.
Clover Serl-si. 2rse.hl.
F.>l-So. - half 5bl, Sl2. 50 per bb!. white
Tr,lt. Si.55E. 5.U0. ricAcrrl $50.
Ilils--iirrcn. ie; Dry, Sc.
Tall,w-ln good demand utit@ l2!c.
ruuE-Nir-s Sla tu II per Ill.
SALr-s..2J per bbi at retail.
TiInot',y Scc.l-s'l 500 eco. -
E-s--Era,iily cold At &C.
P-its-.;.aa .,tery,i. - to &c. Fallen, il
Elaus-Saics at 5000 l,22j.
putstIgs-Ncw al ~ cts.
Ayples-inE, 30 cts per bu.
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Paints. Oils, sc.

GrA hsNuALL q "a. hHve
h-NT ca laal the iargr-i aul .a5,t rA-
rSIE4s tss.siye stork q Paiuis a..l uil-
ssas<ss.l.L- ever bryssLt ia;s t4.s rganirs
= -------.-'. e th.-e Lg .u- or using thrse
.,si-i-. 4. f,..r.ee,iuiiy solieite,i. bccsH and
uiII-e!i t.lesa ehtarer thaa any dezicr in abe
three essuHglEs:
sstJa los Ns.its Lral in o.,
lhhb lils Red i.ca'i.
$50 o.. Nructian Rel,
81 10. Ullaune Green,
- d. .ChroiAe yellow.
- lbs Lu-.isisEc
5Jl lbs Frynch yellow.
80 10, P1i.,.an Llae.
~ hhs Sgiiis fpr"suUne,
Il hhl- l.iu-ccl Gl,
lhis Larl ni,
= b,I, Tauler's ui.
Oils Sperm pl,
Var,,i>hr. If al kinds. Paint brushes Var,
nish DO. Nail ID, Tooth do, Hair de-, Scrub,
Ne., &e. A1rrh :
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EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.

New-l ork, June j, 1885.
II have made chemical examination Of
"RioH~'s Frror and AgIe C'He,' or "iuiilote
10 H1larid, and have tested it for Arsenic Me-
curry, Quinine, and Stryrhine, but have not
found particle ofcithcr in it. nor have found
any substance in its composition that would
prove injurious to the constitution.
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Dissolution

The subscriber having purchased the inter-
est of jacob Seely in the late firm cf Secly &
Case, would call the attention Of all persons
owing said firm to this simple fact-I cannot
pay my debts without youpay me, and SHALL
PAY NINE, Now | would be very happy to
extend the time on yeur notes and accounts, in
consequence of the hard times this spring, but
cannot. All unsettled accounts should be
settled Immediately, and al notes paid by the
9th day of April shall be happy to furnisl,
all good paying customers of the late firm with
what work in my line they may want Oh credit,
or otherwise, as they may wish.
March ks, 1865. w. CASE.
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CARRIAGES.

'THE Esubseriber would announce to the inhab-
i itants of Northern Ohio, that he has again
arrived from Massachusetts, with large as
sortnent of CARRIAGES BUILT EXPRESS.
.Lf FOR THIS MARKET, and superior to
any he has sold in this section during the last
four years, and which will be sold at better
bargains than ever before known in Ohio. My
arrangements are such, that any style of Car
riages viii be furnished to order, from the $40
Buggy to the $500 Carriage, on short notice.
As shall give you better styles and better
work than can be found this side Of the old Bay
State, it will be to the advantage of all in want
|ofCarriages TO call before purchasing elsewhere9
Can be found at S. NJ. RoBINsox's Off. Q,
Plymouth: 3. CRlFpEN's Hotel, Monroevilo;
at the Hotel in Lexington. A. r. OWEN
Sf3ApN. B.-l00 Good Horses wanted in ex.
change for Carriages. junc23-3m*
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-04

kzs"uLD SORES AND ULCERS, aul all
srupt.gHs and diseases arising iro,n all impure
and drprayci state Of the blood. See the extra
ordinary cure Of VIM. &. Haywood, hirh!yres-
pectabc citizen Of RichmcHd, Va, by Curter'S
Spanish Mixture. He had ulcers and sores Of
the worst descriptions aud finally got so bad
he was unable t. walk. 4 few bottles of Car
tefs Spanish NiXtUre, The great blood purifier.
cured him, as it has cured hundreds Of others
who have suffered with Rheumatism, bad eff
!ccts Of Mercury, and pains AMI ulcers Of the
bones and joints. See advertisements in2
! RrCATARACT, SORE, WEAK ANUINrLAMEI
El lES.-Threc times day lnnoinfthe temples aud
! . uRs around with DALLEf'SPAiET EXrRAtTORl
anh put S"me sve in, "n the ha ot the eye, IL it he
ftnilamed, weak. sore aud painful an even though
years of optical skill and fortune has been neiiecti.
ally wasted, thorough Int short perseverance, will
positively give yen perfect cure. II the lids only he
sore, spread ae, often and he desired result VIII
foil"w-wl remove cataract nf d years date.
! Inflammation Of The Brain and Bead Ache. The
conIlnr magnetic Influence Of DaIe,'s Pain Extractor
on the nerves aud brain is past all option. When
rubbeI freely on the over heated sounds of electric
sparks will he emitted with creakiHg noise and tn:
pain soon suhsidc.
CIV CLlCKEEER & CO, Prcprietors, New York
| II WOOSTER. Agent, Plymouth.
= Hooiiands German Bittcrs, prepared
a'Il sold by Dr.. Jackson, at the German Mcdi-
cal Store, 10 Arch-street Philadelphia, daily
incraaSein thejr wel-d2scrved celebrity for the
cure of all diseases arising from arrangement
Of the liver. These Bttcrs have, indeed, PROV
( ell blessing to the afflicted, who show theil
gratitude by the most tlattering testimonials
/ Ihis medicine has established for Itself name
| that competitors, however willy their schemes,
or seductive their promises, cannot reach. II
g'inel the public confidence by the inmcns,
benefits TINT have been derived from it, and
will ever ulaintain its position. Sec advertise
ImGnt iu2
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1T is said that all barrack stores are
to be removed from London, G. w., to
Kingston and montreal, or perhaps to the
Crimea, with the exception ofsuch articles
as shall bo necessary for the persons sta
tiyneA there.
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NEW BOOK STORE.

Il
In NaSSfIELD, Chic.
III Tie Sign Of tie Huge Book.
ID &. TicknOr, would respectfully in
~. form the citizens Of Plymouth, and vicin-
ty, that he has opened in Mansfield, with an
entire new stock Of Books, Wall Paper, Sta
tionery, Fancy Cards. &c.
STATIONERY:
full assortment Of Staple and Fancy Station
cry, big lnk-stauds, Steel-pcns, Quilts, Pen-hol-
dcrs Ivory seals, National-waiers, Letter-clips,
Bill-fles, nvoice-bocks. Pen racks, Copying.
presses Books and Brushes, Twine-rcels, Port
Folios, Writng-desks. and many other article.
too numerous to mention.
WALL PAPER:
An entirely new &nd extensive stock of Wall Pa
per, Borders. and Window Paper.
CURTAIN FIXTuRES:
Corniccs, Tassels, Painted and Gilt Shades
Cord, sc.
PAPER:
A large stock of Flat Cap, Folio Writing. Com.
mercal Note. Fancy Note, Buff Tinted. &c.
FOR SALE WHOLESALE & RETAIL:
Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Books.
CUTLERY:
Rodgers and Wosterholmes' best Cutlery: also
large variety of Cheap imported Fockct- knives
GOLD PENS:
Bagicy and Dawson, Warren & Hydes' and 9th
Ter celebrated makers
ENVELOPES:
Every variety ofPlain, Self-sealing, Document
Bank-notc, &c.
PORT-MONAlES
Tho largo and best selected stock ever brought
to this city.
INK:
Arnods-the genuine artiele-Morrison and
iEiackwoods lux, at wholesale and retail.
MUULDINCS:
cat, Rosewood and Mahogany Mouldincs. of
every size and style. Picture Frames made to
order at short notice.
CARDS:
Printers Cards and Borders, Buff tinted Visit
ing, Plain Enameled and Fancy Cards; also a
fine quality of Playing Cards.
R&z5"Country Merchants supplied with School
Books, Paper, &c. at Eastern prices. Orders
promptly attended to.
B. c. TICKNOR, Mansfield, Ohio,
n. B.-Our stock being new and bought low,
will be sold accordingly. We have no old shop.
Worn and damaged goods to sell off.
If2AD Highest market price paid for Rags, i'll
cash OF goods.
sooE1 BINDING.
blank Books ofcycry description kept con
'tantly on hand. Books for County, Railroad
Insurance Offices, &C., made to order at shor
notice. Old Books rebound at
! B. G. TICkNOR'S
New Book Bindery, Mansfield 0.
! n. B.-Beware of false signs. The publ
IRE warned against being misled or deceived b
finding my name attached to any other estab
| Ilshment Mansfield, Jan. 10 1856
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!. {. WEBSTER. ..
SaE-4 SinE ur ri gLIC SQUARE,
ssIS s;Dg Tts, BSfsD.

NlI.1I NiHh UI II HLi| H|IAUE,
giS 7;Dg res, osf5D.
T y. WEBSTER. wuG'i INFORM die citizens oi
J.. Plymouth aud vicinity, tllaj be is prepared
70 fill aI orders. IA his hue ut the shortest no.
tice. lFe will keep constantly on hand. u we'll
selected stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES. and
Provisions comprising everything u family may
need lie has lifted up in connection with the
above, an elegant
oyster S"IGou,
to which he would invite the attention Of those
fond of the biyalyes. They will be served up
in every style, HIS saloon is lifting up III suit
able style for ladies, Parties, &c.
Cigars Of different varieties, constantly on
hand.
plymouth, Oct, 15, 1853.
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NEW YDaEi MA.RET-Ar,

FLurU-SSl"0 S.a7 for common TO clloic,
State; SI,9lh so for Ohio. Mica. and Ind
SlO.un"l l2.Ip for extra Genescc.
Cru-sails 5000 bu at Sjlc for Western
Missed.
OIts-Fair demand j>cG5 5S for western.
Pork-SIa.3S far old. Sl9,GSHi9,IO fol
new mess. L-rl ltr lnl
Butte: Dul at l5t IL for Ohio.
ut4.---at oI.au.
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hardware,

.SAupL" CUAJii tIIMMlNHN. ANLE,
SPRINGS. Tools. TIN PLATE, COPPER
WIRE, &c. Also at Manufacturers prices, a
full assortment of Bar uul Eani,c iror, Nails.
Iiila-s. Paints. Nc.. al oar Warehouse. Mcrwin
street. Store NJ. { superior street. Ware
house. Marwu street. june
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y diabolical attempt to throw off a
passenger train on the Southern Michi-
gan and Northern Indiana Railroad, was
made last week, but frustrated by the Wig,
ilanco Of the Superintendent, who had
watchers on the alert. One of the mis-.
crcants was arrested--the other has as yet
escaped. They were instigatcd in theil
fendish attempt by desire Of revenge
because they had been discharged from
the employ of the Company. The trair
was to have been thrown off tho track a
such place as certainly to have causee
great destruction of life. 4
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Wool Growers Of Rtchlan & Huron
Counties.

.,-.rs-, Do You wish to get the high
E ( SS j. est possible price for your wool
- this year? II 50, let as II &c You
Ssaszsa:ss.s.akssss Ssasssa:s.s to call on the ASHLAND MAN
.uFACTUHING COMPANY, at ASHLAND
.OllO. and there get your Wool manufactured
into CLOTuS, CASSIMERES. SATINETS.
ITWEEDS, BLANKETINGS, YARN, Sc, &C.,
or exchange it for the same.
We have now fitted up our machinery in the
most perfect manner, and under the Supcrin-
tendency Of Mr.. s. VI. Smith, an experienced
unl superior manufacturer, formerly Of the
Globe Mills, Utica, n. Y we are enabled to man
ui4cture Goods in the most perfect manncr.-
The great advantage you will derive is that you
ret the most for your Wool. You VIII get the
most durable and beautiful Goods. aud instead
iord.spo~jng your Wool ut the profit of nuuer-
Gus Eastern dealers, and afterwards buy and
wear Old Rags Cation, and Vase made up and
covered over with gloss, you get y0nr own wool
manufactured into such Goods as you want
Besides this you will encourage Xoms fndastrg
and build up Home manufactures around yo,,
which viii aid us more than any other kind Of
pwtcctioa
| Our mode of exchanging will he
| > lbs Of Wool for | yard Cloth, same quail
t. ~ the Wool.
= lbs Of W ool yard Sattinct, me qua ity
as the Wool.
: lbs Of Wool for yard Blankctng single
width
Eauncls. Tweels, anl Yarn will depend up.
on ;ne kinds wanted. Ii these exchanges 10,
fns lcooi you get yard Of Cloth worth and sci.
! ling 1T ST 80 per yard or 90 cents per III; ion
Coarse you get cloth worth LOO or 40 cts pea
IL. T,emaa"&"ai and E::fa0rolnarH prcos you
will stric,lyr al;zc, which at Yncc shows the in
portancc OF dealing with US.
Oar terms for manufacturing will be upon tht
most favorable terms and in the most pcrtec
manner Goth dressing and fulling done at til,
usual rates.
Those living at distance from our place anc
who canuot come themselves, mny with pcrfec
c0nfi.lencc send their wool to US, informing IL
what kind Of Goods they want in exchange, ant
in all such instances will we warrant to return
them such Goods as their wool will make.
J. Merchants are particularly invited to exam
Iino onr Stock in hands and we shall make it tt
their interest TO buy OF us.
! Pulled and Trh-washed Wool will be received
10y ,,s as heretofore and tic ,..Nest prices paiC
in our goods. Be careful to bfing your pulled
woods free from straw and other foul matter
EE77 MI letters may be directed directly t,
/ ASHLAND MANUrACTUEING COMPANY, AsIIlANI
ONO. j. L. hiSSEll, Pres :,
S. NJ. SMITH, Agent,
Ashland, May. 26. 1853. If
(1HLORIDE OF FSODA-Dislntccuug agent
~ for removing disagrceabIe odors, purify
} Nc the air, &C., for sale by
CUYkEND Nh & Co.
NAILS & GLASS.
Il A Good assortment for sale low at the Oh
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CUYKENUAI,L d. Co,

" II . l. l. 5 \ LIE ID II UG CT STSi
lTNHE undersigned would call the attention Of
i Physicians. Druggists, and Country Mer&
chants generally, to their large stock of Drugs,
Paints, Oils, Dys-Stuffs, Perfumery, Glass, Pure
Liquors, &e.. which they have just purchased in
New York, at cash prices, with view Of sup
plying the trade without sending to the larger
cities. Dealers viii do well by giving us call
and examining our stock of goods. Our ar.
rangement are such that we are enabled to cell
goods at New York Cost Price. Our stock is
larger than can be found side of Buffalo.
june16 CUYKENDALL & Co.
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N<rW ORLEANS, ANr. ,

The steamer Nautilus has arrived from
'razos. The revolution was progressing
Gen. Wall had fallen back from Alatamo.
ras--the rcvolutiouiss following him very
close. Gen. Eidaii was also marching on
Aontery with 1000 men, and the fall O.
Matalnoras was considered inevitable
The deaths here last week were 215, o.
which ll4 were from Yellow Fever.
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LIGHT & HOFFMAN
tITIsH q eall ths sifsatisa n tk< eltis<ns
w u this plaos anivieiHisy ts sheir ssesk e
Watches
LH~%rHx


shish they are daily receiving from Newrorh
The vish esi particular notice stock Of Watches
which threw are selling. The idea that seDs
folks have that they can bay better and chess
per article ofJeuclry. or hne Watch. By send
ing to Cleveland or New York. il . mistaken
notion We buy al our goods BY the quantity,
for eaaA dosra. Of the manufacturers. and can
iherefoie afford to seii cheaper than Mansfeid.
Sandnsky OF Cleveland, as we have not 10 pay
big rents, clerk hire, and keep up fne establish
meuis. Al these hhe things have TO come out
of the purchasers pocket. Isit notreasonabls.
therefore that We can sell cheaper than our CON-
lpeiiiors in any above named places. We lave
good Watches which we will sell at Is per cent
cheaper than was ever bought within leo miles
Of Plymouth. Just call and price our goods
you doubt our word. We eau afford TO sell
goods as cheap stas any lite man."
Repairing done well and promptly, on
the most reasonable Giving terms"
| June IL r5S LIGHT HOFFMAN,.
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Rhodes Fever ;,9aS Ague care.


INCR the Prevention and Curc of Intermittent
I and Rs@oaHlrai Ftrer&, Fcref and -1gu,
CiNs and Ftrsf, Uamb igac. GaaorM D.6ti,Y
Nigh 9vcatS, and all other forms of disease
which have a common origin in Malaria or Nj
asina.
This IS a NATURAL ANTtDOTG which will
entirely protect any resilient or traveller even in
the most &ickly or swampY localities, from any
igue o. Bilious disease wha;cYer, OF any iuju-
ry from constantly iuAa'jug Malaria or Nj
aSma.
twill instantly check the Agueiu persons whc
nave suffered from any length Of time, from one
day to twenty years. - that thoy ncCl never tC
have another chiN, by continuing in use tceor-
ding to directions. The patient at once begins
to recover appetite and strength, aud continues
until perurncntand radical cure is effected
One or two BOTTLES will answer for ordinary
eases; some may require more. Direction,
priutcdin German, French and spanish, accom-
pany each bottio. Price One Dollar. Liberia
discounts made to the trade
JAMES \. RHODES, Providence, R. l.
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NJ O T | G e

NJ O T | e.
T HANE left my No es and Accounts in the
i hands of DANL. BAUGHMAN, Esq who
is authorized to receive money upon them. All
persons having unsettled accounts are request
cd to call upon him and adjust them inmediatc-
ly. TIE BOOKS MUST BE SETTLED UP.
H. NJ. WOOSTER.
Plymouth. juno ::f. 1855.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-04

The LARGEST STEAMER AFLoAT.-The
steamship Persia, built Tor the Cunard line,
and launched at Glasgow, oil the Sd inst.
is an iron paddle wheel liner. 1t is said
she is the largest steamer, both in capaci-
ty of hull and steam power, which has
been built. She far exceeds in length,
strength, tonnage and stesm power the
Great Britain or the Himalaya, and ex-
ceeds also by no less than 1900 tons the
internal capacity Of helargest Of the pres
cnt Cunard liners, Her chief proper
Itions may be summed up as follows -
Length from fgure-head to taffrail, 300
feet length in the water, 800 feet, breadtl
Of the hull, As feet; breadth over all, II
| feet, depth 81 feet. ..E...s
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-04

The New York Temperance Alliance
have issrel a manifesto setting forth their
determination that the Prohibitory Liquor
Law shall remain imperative no longer,
if they can help it. Eminent lawyers,
they announce, have been engaged to pros
ecutc every complaint that may be made
against liquor sellers, and to that end a
public register is to be kept at 4Gl Broad
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/ NJ p EkMAM

AitnrncF law y ~o!tcitoriil, 'hanccry
WILLattcud to all business entrusted to him
in the couAties Of Richlanl, Huron, Erie, Ash.
land. Seneca aud Crawford.
OFFiGE-DYcr the Store formerly occupied
by $ H. Starr, on the North side OF the Public
square.
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Ladies'.

- -A--a -aEG&LlSSs
HUYkENDALL \ Co. have lust received the
~ incest assortment of PERFUMERY ever
brought into the town Of Plymouth. You neer
not hereafter send abroad for choice perfi,md
cry, as you can be accommodated by calling by
the Drug Store. iuncl6
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-04

The Know Nothigs and Know Some.
things held 4 fusion meeting here yesterday
and agreed to unite on an anti slavery
platform. They also agreed touphold the
prohiJitory Law.
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Go. WlRTlilNGTON q e.

CLEVELAND. OHIO.
.QFFEES to psals,s anl Manufacturers g
" ENREIEN mi AN.NICIA
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PLYMOUTH MARBLE WORKS.
LIB. vi N ON,
I S prepared to furnish at all times, his manu-
L factory, MONUMENTS, TOMB STONES,
MANTLES, &C., of the best style and finish, of
either Italian OF American Marble, at prices un-
equaled in this wooden country. He has now
on hand, and is constantly in receipt of the
most splendid specimens of Marble, of all sizes
and kinds suitable for Table-tops, Mantle.
Pieces, sc. .s#t
Plymouth, 0Sts Is, 1858,
I UMBER WAGON for sale by -
- Mav19 LEE g. MMUNn.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

DY o.der of Court of Probate Of Richland
ID County Ohio. on the 9Th day of August.
A. D.. 1855, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, as
the Hotel of John Smith, in the town of PlyM-
outb, will be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing real estate as the properly Of JoAh
Hidelay, licensed, to-wit - Abgnt three acres
of land. riorcSbr less, bounded an0 described q
follows, to-wit:--0n the north by the County
Li1e Road dividing the Counties Of Richland
and Huron, on the east by land owned By Peter
Rurgoyne, on the south BY land owned BY Ra-
flif' Bevier and jacob Plank, On the west by
land owned by George Connell.
Terms of Sale One third in hand, one-third
/ in one year. and the balance In two years.--s
Dated at Plymouth, this 9th day Of July 1856
DANIEL BAuGHMAN,
ISAAC BACGHNiAN,
Administers Of the estate VI John Tidclay
sdpeceaseatd @ iu7Ass-s
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4 NUkD OF ADVIUE.--If you have no
'DALLrY's PAIN EXTRACTOR in your house,
don't go to sleep till you procure some. You
will find it disagreeable thing to suffer from a
Burn, Scald, Bruse, Pain in bowels, Cramp,
Rheumatism, &C., until some person is sent to
the store to buy it. Do not wait until the enc
my attacks you before yon prepare your weap-
ons to resist him. Price % ce2ts per box. For
sale by all the Druggists and medicine dealers
in the United States. G. V. Ciickever & Co.,
| Proprietors. New York. Nov 10 543m
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-04

Ashland, May. 26. 1855. If
(tHLORIDE OF SODA-Dislntccuug agent
" for removing disagrccabie odors, purify
ng the air, &C., for sale by
CUYKENDA ATI. & Co.