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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23

"FREE SpEEcH"-A friend relates the
particulars of an affair that happened a
few days ago, in st. Louis and the story
is worth repeating:
An itinerant street preacher was holding
fourth one day in the vicinity of the Court
House, and, as is usual with the genus,
was inveishing in the strongest language
against foreignsers. A police officer in
the vicinity suffered the speaker to 60
ahead until crowd had collected around
him and some symptoms of disturbance
were manifested, when he interposed with
"Look here, old fellow! that can't be
permitted here. You must come down
t ON therer'
The officer laid hands on the speaker,
and was abont to dismouut him from the
box onwhich he stood,-a demonstration,
that produced a sensation in the auditors
and they cried out as they felt-some.
"Shame I! Shame! Free Speech "and
others-"Down with him Shut him up
Shut him up !'' At this moment repre-
sentative Of the Virginia chivalry in pas
sing, saw the mass, and rushed up laugh
ing.
"Is that some d---d Abohtionist
Down with him Tar and feather the
scoundrel p
"Oh no." said friend "it's only a fel-
low preaching again the Catholics and
Foreigners,
'Is that all?" said our Virginia, "then
let him 50 ahead. I'm for free speech p'
The application can be made by those
who see the point.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23
Agricultural Meeting.

At a mosiing Of the citizens OF Plym-
Outh and visiui.y. held at Smiths West.
em Exchange. pursuant 10 notice. for tic
purpose Of organizing an Agricultural So.
cie,y. S. TRAUGER was called to the
chair, and ID. Il. LOCKE. appointed Seem
tary.
Ailer the transaction Of some prelimi.
nary business tie meeting proccslei T.
elect officers for the ensuing year, with the
following result:
President-John iodine.
Vice Presidents-AIesser Barker, Levi
B. Shaver.
Secretary-D. r. Locke.
Assistant Secptay-J. G.. Robinson.
Directors-Wm. Enderby, Jonas Trau
ser, Joel Ganong, Geo. Q. Adams, Abm
York. Geo. w. Jinks, VIM. Briggs.
On motion, the officers of the Socict
were constituted a comm:tte, to solici
subscriptions.
On motion it was resolved that a meet
ing OF the Directors and those having sui
seription papers be held at the Adpertise
Office, on Saturday, June'30.
Resolved, That the proceedings of thi
meeting be published in the Plymouth Ad
vertiser. S. TRAUGER. Pres't
| ID. r LOCKE Ser,v
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23

The subscriber having purchased the inter.
est of Jacob Seely in the late firm ef Seely &
Case, would cali the attention of all persons
owing said firm to this simple fact-I canno,
pay my debts without you pay me, and / SHALL
PAY MINE. Now would be very happy tc
extend the time on yeur notes and accounts, in
consequence Of the hard times this spring, but
| cannot. All unsettled accounts should b.
settled Immediately, and all notes paid by the
18th day Of April. shall be happy to furnish
all good paying customers Of the late firm with
what work in my line they may want on credit
or otherwise, as they may wish.
March ks, 1866. W. CASE.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23

EE-FAIRFIELD-We paid visit, last
week, to this thriving village, and must
confess we were surprised at its rapid
growth and advancement. Instead of 0
quiet country village, we found busy
enterprising, go-ahead town-its inhabi-
tants fully up to the times, if not a triae
ahead, and full of improvement and pro-
gress. We were particularly struck with
the beauty and tastefuness of the rcsidenc-
es. Every house has something about il
that strikes the eye and arrests the atten-
ion of the passer-by. The town COM
mands full share of business-the re-
suit Of the spirit of enterprise that per-
vades the place. Among the merchants
are Blish & Seymour, Stoves, Hardware
and Dry Goods, Edwards d. Silliman,
Dry Goods and Groceries, ID. johnson &
Son, Dry Goods and Groceries. (By the
way, with the last-named firm, John NJ.
Hackathorn, formerly Of this place may
be found.) Hiram Barnum and Roberts
IL Bates, supply the locality with Groce-
ries, Wade E DickcrSon with Boots and
Shoes, and ID. C. Jennings with every
thing that can be required of Merchant
Tailor. j. N. Watros has a fine Harness
and Saddle Establishment. Ruggles,
Burr IL Co., are proprietors of an extern
sive Chair Factory. They employ about
twenty men, and turn out vast amount
of work. N. Birch carries on the Foun-
derry and Machine Business. Tuttlc &
Ruggles are extensively engaged in The
manufacture of Agricultural Implements.
The village has two excellent hotels. The
Railroad House, by a. G. Allen, is fine
house, and is kept in No. l style. The
traveller cannot but be satisfied with the
fare and accommodation Of this House.
The Fairfield House, and its landlord, Mr..
Robt. Curtis, have been long and favora-
bly, known to the public. Those under
his care will be well provided for.
We doubt if there is more pleasant
village in Northern Ohio than North Fair
field.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23

Gsr SToRM--Last Saturday, this sec.
tion of country was visited by very Sc
we're Storm 1t commenced about 5 ?. NJ
the rain pouring down in torrents, ac
companied by terrific thunder and light
ming and furious winds. The rain con.
tinued falling all Saturday night. Or
Sunday morning everything was unde,
water. The streams had overnowcd theil
banks, and, losing their way, were running
loose over the meadows and fields, carry.
ing away fences, lumber, DC. A light
draught steamer might have navigated
the Huron River, easily.
The storm did much damage. The
dam Of Culp's Mill north of this village
was carried away. South of us, near Sa-
lem Station, the storm devastated strip
of about one mile in width. The timber
on tie farms Of David Long, VIM. Tuck
or, and others, was prostrated and the
grain lodged. The oldest inhabitant can
not remember storm so severe.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23
Thrilling Excitement,

hOaAn' hlchiahd county, Ohio, Know
l. Nothlngsm, Spirtualism, and Philadelpho
ism is all knocked into pie ! And all caused b,
the NEW GOODS now arri ing at the store ~
I. }. NORTH, who has just returned from New
\ ork with the best assortment of Goods cvn,
imported to this country, and is ready and will
ling to wait upon lis numerous customers viii
all the pleasure in the world.
Then, come one, come all; this is the place
10 buy the goods to suit your tast,
II lymoutil, you know, is dead and gone;
'Iwas Rome that brought her sickness on.
Mansfield, too has been purginr
Her Rome has been lightly scourminr.
Not quite as much as now she will
Mansfield, you know, must take another pill
There Is olivesburg, and Gangcs yet,
Shenandoah and Layfayette,
Surrounds our little town:
they need but passing word.
FOR they their goods cannot afford
10 SOL as cheap as our'n;
But who to Rome has ever come.
Aad priced the goods of Johny Bonn,
Likewise those of Thomas j.,
But what will buy the goods that's cheop
And in their pockets money keep,
By buying them y. X.
Now, there'syoun Jim and Frank.
And old D., long, leait and lank,
Will show the goods that's low.
If VIC can then bargain hitch
It's certain, sure, We'll make,you rich,
Long time before you go.
Now, my dear friends, we are growing old
And for the goods already sold
We soon must have our pay:
The old accounts we must now settle,
Kan 4, ,,-to. l =
And at no distant day.
Then to save expense and lots of trouble,
And keep your friend from seeing double
Walk up and toe the mark
Fay those old debts right quick and sure,
And ease the pangs now endure,
And pledge you Pll keep dark.
Rome, may 2G, 55--tf. r. ]. NORTH
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23
FOR SALE OR RENT.

a. The store room under the Advertiser
GsaSs Office, in. Odd Fellows Building, for
-A-A4 merly occupied by VIM. Deveny as .
Clothing Store. The room is in good ondition,
and is well adapted for any kind Of mercantile
business, being in the centre Of business. This
property, together with the room above will be
sold on reasonable terms. Enquire Of .,e.s
e. AUSTIN, Ripley,or
april7 II. AUSTIN, Plymouth, 6
UMBER WAGON for sale by
IL Maybe LEE & M'MUNN
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23

~FoLsoM's CoLLEGE.-Our readers
will find in another column the advertise.
ment Of Folsom's Mercantile College, O
Cleveland. We cordially commend this
Institution to the attention of our readers
knowing it to be one of the best in the
country. Mr.. Folsom is one of the mos
experienced teachers of the science of Ac.
counts we have ever known, and he pos
sescs the rare faculty of imparting hi
knowledge to others. Young mon wish
ing to become thorough accountants vii
do well to place themselves under the
charge of Mr.. Folsom and his able as
sistants.
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Ga.A!k1-Wzti'Rji|'IDi AZ ed
Hart SevnoI1r

AarG Seynou1..
OWNER OF "THE HARDWARE STORE" /"
WOULD notify the public that he is now
W receiving large assortment of Hard
ware In all its various kinds. The subscriber
would invite the public generally, within TWEEN !.
ty miles, If they. are building and wish hou.e
trimmings, to call at THE HARDWARE
STORE in this place to buy them cheap. and
find full assortment And if Mechanics and
Farmers want tools, or if the women want to
furnish their house with Kitchen Furniture ar
lNNNS STOVES, Dining Table Knives.
fFNyA( Forks, Spoons, Carvers of tho
v@1 best kind, the place to find them
~ is 'The Hardware Store.n New
| entreat Of you not to leave this town saying
you can't find what you want, until ron cali At
the HARDWARE STORE. Now many 81 Won
are in the habit Of going essrywhsfe before
you call on me. Please pemember this il tha
place to call first for Hardware il you want
good and cheaper articles than at any of the
Mongrel Stores, for I buy larger stocks and a
reduced prices, than those who only buy 4
mongrel assortment. In short, anything n
our line you want you can get better than slsc.
where in town. You will please recollect that
the Tin and Stove Business is carried on 81 the
subscriber, and all orders pnnctually sftended
TO. Goods warranted. Cash and ptoduos ~
ken in exchange for goods. Approved credit
for short time only. M - Al A. s~ n ca
May 20, 1866. HART SEYMOUR.
JOHN DEVENf'S, ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
lS has been appointed and qualified = Ad.
ministrator on Estate of John fSaenvl a.
deceased. late of Richlatd Count ~ VA af
Plymouth, this 6th day 1t june, lS6y. " s !.
n ymouth. June 9, '56 DAN:L NAU0HIfAl2,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23

E9- " hats become of 'the old fashion
ed Fourth July Celebration" which ha.
been talked about SO much. Don't let the
lth pass without some kind of a demonstra-
ton, to remind us Of the anniversary of oul
Independence. We are bound to celebrate
that day, if we have to "go it alone"
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23

H-MoNEY.-We want and must hav.
money, immediately. Those indebted
to us will 'confer favor by squaring up
Such of our agents as have money in thei,
hands belonging to us will please remit
Our subscribers in Indiana, Illinois and
Michigan will find their bills in this weeks
paper. We hope q, ) patrons will attend
to this matter.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23

Ey Cleveland Herald, of Monday last
says Flour will be down to Sc per barrel
in less than thirty days. We hope SO
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23
BIRD CAGES.

OANV1ID.
lUlkENDALL Co. have just received di
" rect from the manufacturers, a large assert
ment OF Bird Cages, of all kinds and of high
anu low prices, and to suit all tastes. juuelf
OSWEGO CORN STARCH
w have good genuine article, and no mis-
W take. Just try this and see if YOU eve,
ad genuine article before.
Junel6 CUYKENDALL & Co
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Dissolution.

TNHE Copartnership heretofore existing un
L der the name of SEELY & CASE. is thi.
day dissolved by mutual consent. Allaccount,
notes, or debts owing by said firm, are to bt
settled by WIN. CASE.
JACOB SEELY,
+. VIM. CASE.
Plymouth, March 10, 1865.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23

ES' Prospects for the Fair are decidedly
good. If our friends in the country do as
we'll as the corporation, it is a fixed fact
we shall have Fair--and a good one.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23

GS-CRors.-lt would be a very diff
cult to form an opinion as to the pros
poets of the coming harvest. Some insist
that it is very good, others that there
Is every reason to anticipate as great a
failure as that Of last season, though we
cannot see upon what ground they base
their croaking. We think the prospect
is good for wheat, at least. Cornis back
ward, but there is plenty of time for it to
gain what it has lost yet. From all we
can learn there is no cause of alarm. We
believe there will be plentiful harv est
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23

ET-BIa Eaa.---We were shown by Mr..
CoNELIUs BoDlNE, of New Haven tp., an
egg measpringS inches one way and six
the other, 1t was laid by Cochin China
hen, l3 months old. If any of our read
els can beat this we would like to see it.
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TO OUR PATRONS.

w E desire to present to the PEOPLE OF
w RICILAND and HURON, and the sur
rounding Counties, few forcible facts for
their consideration. You all know We have
been in business in the village of Plymouth for
a great length of time, and our course has
been steady and onward. with but few changes
in our business arrangements; during which
time we have endeavored land for aught we
know to the contrary have gained a reputa-
tion that entities us to perfect confidence in
what we say to our patrons. We think we are
toerably well posted as to the wants of this
community, which is, to purchase their goods
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 uere mers ciphers.
and we ourselves the GREAT EMBODIMENT
OF ALL! For we have some honorable COM
petitors in the trade who do not make GREAT
SWELLING PRETENSIONS as some do, who
after all amount to little,
We do not deem it necessary to give detail
ed description Of our stock of goods but suffice
to say that our assortment is full and complete.
having been selected with care and Judgment,
Mt the very LOWEST JOBBERS' AND MANU-
|FACTURERS' CASH PRICES, which enables
us to SELL GOODS AS LOW If NOT LOWER
than any other establishment in Northern
Ohio, or in the west.
/ Our Goods consists in part Of
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23

Eg- Rev. Mr.. GROUSE will preach al
the Lutheran Church, in this village, to.
morrow, at the usual hour.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23

For the Cure Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
BronchiiS, WhoQping- Couyh, Asttma, and
Consumption.
THIS remedy has won for itself such notorietv
from its cures of every variety of pulmonary
disease, that it is entirely unnecessary to re-
count the evidences Of its virtues in any COM
munity where it has been employed. So wide
is the fie of its usefulness, and so numerous
the cases of its cures, that almost every section
of the country abounds in persons publicly
known, who have been restored from ALARMING
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use When once tried its supcriorit, over every
other medicine ofits kind is too apparent to es-
cape observation, anu where its virtues arc
known, the public no longer hesitate what an
tidotc to employ for the distressing and danger
GUS affections of thepulmonary organs which arc
incident to our climate. And not only in for.
midablc attacks upon the lungs, but for the
milder varieties ofCoLDs, CouGHs, HoAnsEsEss
&c. and for CuILDRENitis the pleasantest and
safest medicine that can be obtained
As it has long been in constant use through
out this section, we need not do more than as-
sure the people its quality is kept up to the
best that it ever has been, and that the genuine
article is sold by -
CUYKENDALLS a. Co, Plymouth, Ohiy,
Also by Druggists generally. "a iu2:4m
LNSH-White Fish and Trout by Che bbl. and
L half bbi. G. A. KNIGHT.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
100000 lbs.
"Rnfed

100000 lbs.
wool Wanted.
DOWERS 4 KINNEY will pay the highest
l. market price for 10000 lbs. Of clean
washed wool. Junel6
FOLSOM'S COLLEGE.
CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE, CLEVELAND.
E.G.FolSOM. PRINCIPAL
IN corp grated May 9, 1851.
THE Old COLLEGE has removed !" new ,plcr
l. did Rooms supasssing in beaHIy and cnnyen en- re
those of any similar Institution in the state.
FACULTY.
e. @. FOLSOM, Alb. Principal Professor Of the
W BOUGnToN aud W II n oLLISTER Assistants
romN IN bS"S o. X seePmg Department.
JOHN WARING. cturer On Mercantile Customs,
PHILIPS aud 10 SEPH BEaTTIE, Pforessors of
Practical aud ornamental Penmanship.
HUMlS ron, Lecturer on Cumme rciaI History
aadth Art of Computation.
Hon JOHN CROWELL u HAY and d BPAL
NER Lecturers on Common Law,
Rev. THOME, Lecturer on CONNER eicial Ethics.
Tuition fees payable in advance.
TERMS:
Forthe Mercantile Course, time unlimited, $40
The same course for Ladies', 25 90
Foi separate instructions in Penmanship, Floursbnp
hc;, as per agreement,
Desigu of the Institution.
Is to nHnrd as good advantagesa be had in any
ihe responsible duties of the Counting som and yarI
GUS Me rcantile pursuits.
Science OF Accounts.
Book Keep ng will he explained from a new stand
point, show ing the true nature and relation of
and tho course will embrace uf the best
forms of modern accountants This sc ence is often
taught as If it werca species of conjecture IN which
multiplicity of t0Tn substituted tor principles ar
btrary rules for reason and venerable for
senuiae philosophy making the whole field of the sci
ehce complete terra incognIta' To produce good
practical Acc nnntants the LSpERsrANIING not the
MEMORY simply, should be addressed.
DaiIy Lectures. sc.
One or more lectures viii he given daily on the f,
owing subjects. .ACc0nnts fenmaRsh hip, tfIercanule
Customs, Banking. Exchange. CaIculati MS Cores
pondence, Commercial Law, Political Economy, Conf
Ethics, RailroadIn &c. Hesides the usual Lectues
III Law &c. in Colleges uf this kind there will be o
ers. Practical men, thoroughly CUnversed with the
retine OF business IL instruct upon points allied 10 the
course o study, and ane expressly in Cacuiu.unS
PENMANSIilP, PRACTICAL and ORNaMESTAL
This del ar,ment VIII he under the supervision of two
Of the best PeHman ofthe day. business Writing will
be taught upon the New Method of Folsom's Chirhy
and producing the popular commercial hand in mnch
less than the usnal time.
B..FOr further particulars send for the Circulars
BY mail. Address the Plimcipal'
large library VIII he unuect el with the Institution
containining the various WORKS on Book -Keeepiur
MERCANTILE Law to whlc students can nave access TO-
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Tna,TT~@ a.

LadieS.
( lUt KENDALL Il Go. have just received the
~ incest assortment of PERFUNlERY ever
brought INTO the town Of Plymouth. You necr
not hereafter send abroad for choice Perfumd
cry as you can be accommodated by calling by
the Drug Store. i,mei6
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FOR RENT

All persons having unsettled accounts with
B. F. DAY, are requested to call and settle by
note or otherwise, without delay.
s@ b. F. DAY
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NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK MARKET-JuxE 23.
FLouR-Ss,G2@9,124 for common to choice
State; S9,ls@9,G2 for Ohio, Mich and Ind
,OO@l2, 80 for extra Genesce.
corn-sales $4,000 bu at 81 ,O2 for Western
Mixed. ---- E:
oats-Fair demand 5OcGG0 for western.
Pork-$lS.25 fer old, SI9,OO@lO,5O for
new mess. Lard 10I@2.
Butter-Dull at l5@17 for Ohio.
RYE--At S1,70.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-23

re MORE RAIN.-We have Lcan "a
vored with plenty Of rain recently. Thurs,
day night it commenced raining, and con
hnued pouring down steadily until day
light Friday morning. More rain fell than
at any other one time during the season.
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CuYKENDALL 81 co.

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
fTiiE unisr,iguel would cal ihs attention u
Il Physicians. Druggists. AMI Couniry MeF.
chants generally. o. thrir large stock Il Drug.
.'aiHts. Oils, nys-SuHs. PcriHmery. Gisss, PurS
Liquors, &c.. Whisl they have jasi I.urchaseli ia
Neu York. al cash priers. viih view of sup.
plying the trade Nith.ut scniing O. the larger
cities. Dealers viii DO well by giving NJ call
tni examining our stocs uf goods. Uur ar.
ransemeni arc such that Ne are en- bled 10 ,el
goods at New York Cost Price. Our stock /,
arger than can be found side IL Buffalo.
iuncl6 GGIkENnAlI A "a
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DRY GOODS

in the greatest variety-Ladies' Dress Goods,
Shawls, Silks, Ribbons, &C., to which we invite
the especial attention of the Ladies.
We have also large stock of HATS, CATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, to suit all tastes. To-
gether with full assortment of
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\ DHA 10 ~ fJ3 49, l.E ~ N n
"A FEW ofthose tine Bay State Long Ehaw]e
n just recetxsd BY Express, 1t ne ON Hsax
uartsFs,by jan12 n. MDONOlSa1f
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Watches
JEW WHh7Y.


j 4 w Il L1H
Which they are daily reecivihg from New York
The wish call particular notice stock uf " aic,es
~hieb thew are selling. The idea that some
folks have that thSy can bay better and ehes-
per article OGJeIelryI or a fine Watch. by send
ing to Cleveland or New York, is q mistaken
notion We buy all our goods By the quantity.
Tor cost dOra, Of the manufacturers. and eau
therefore afford to sell cheaper than Mansfield,
Sandusky or Cleveland, as We have not to pay
big rents, clerk hire. and keep up Cue establish.
menis. All these fine things have ic come out
Il the purchasers pocket. Is il unreasonable,
therefore that we can sell cheaper than our CON-
petitors in any above named places. We Lave
good Watches which we will sell at - Der cent
cheaper than WAS ever bought within l. o mil
uf Plymouth. Just call aud price our goods
you doubt our word. We eau afford to sell
goods as cheap ''as any live man"
kaS- Repairing done well and promptly, on
the most reasonable ''living terms"
| June lG, '55. LIGUTk HOFFMAN,.
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a OAHD-

The subscriber, thankful for the patronage
which has enabled him TO demonstrate the fact
that Book, Stationery, General variety Wall
and Window Paper Store can be supported even
in plymouth. say to all his old friends
and customers, and to the citizens generally of
this and surrounding towns; that be has on
hand and is.now receiving direct from the East.
\ LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
OF BOOKS, PLAIN AND FANCY STA
TlONERl, FA CY GOODS, WALL
AND WINDOW PAPER, etc.,
Which he WILL SELL at prices AS LOW As
THE LOWE T-so low in fact that ALL, even
in these "hard times can afford to bny and
WILL FIND 1T TO THEIR INTEREST
to give him CALI.
lie would invite Particular attention TO his
STOCK OF WALL AND WINDOW PAPER.
Of the most desirable patterns In market, and
in quantities UNEQUALLED in this or any Of
the surrounding towns. Nothing need be said
to the purchaser of the advantage he derives
when he has LARGE VARIETY to selct from.
Come one and all and sea for yourselves that
the above is NO IIUMBUG
Remember the place South side of the Pub
lie Square, Plymouth o. |. DUBOIS.
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DEPSIN-The greatest remedy for UysDep-
l. sia, for saleby CUYKENDALLk u 10.
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NAILS & GLASS.

NAILS & GLASS. Z
A Good assortment for sale low at the Old
"A Head Quarters, by ..tG H
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