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To those who thin k of Building this
Spring,

1NUYKENDALL & co. would particularle
~ ask the attention of Builders rhey hav,
in store everything necessary for their use, in
the shape of
SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, &C.,
And WILL sell cheaper than was ever heard of,
even in this cheap place We have marked the
Goods down to the lowest notch. being deter
mineded to sell whether or no. You can afford
tie come 10 or Is miles to buy of us. The diff
ference between our prices, and those of other
dealers will mole than pay the loss Of time, and
wear aud tear Of horses. The following is d
part of what we haze on hand-more on tn,
way, however, in tine for the spring trade:
All the different sizes and qualities of Sash
100 Boxes superior Window Glass, all sizes
5 Tons of pure whitehead, dry andgrount
2 tons Zinc Paint, Snowwhite,
10000 lights of Window Sash, all sizes,
500 lbs Paris Green, and large stock &
;olors, consisting of
chrome Green, Chrome Yellow, Imperial Green
American Vcrmllion, Chinese do.
Jltramarine Blue, Prussan Blue, Red Lead,
.ithargc, Vcnitian Red, Spanish Brown, &c.
Also Paint Brushes, Varnish Brushes, Bronzes
iold and silver Leaf, Coach Varnsh, -Furnitur
rarnish, Linseed Oil. The attedtion of Cas-
suyers is invited to my stock. ALL Goods wal
:apted as represented or no sale.
Plymouth, March 2.
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n AR DID

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. would say to all his old friends
and customers, and to the citizens generally of
this and surrounding towns that he has OH
hand and is now receiving direct from the East,
4 LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
OF BOOKS, PLAIN AND FANCY STA
TIONERY, IA CY GOODS, WALL
AND WINDOW PAPER, etc.,
Which he WILL SELL at prices AS. Low AS
THE LOWE T--so low i'll fact that ALL, even
in these "hard times" can afford to buy and
WILL FIND 1T TO THEIR INTEREST
to give him CALL.
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 h. derive,
when he has ~ LARGE VARIETY to selct from
Come one and all and SEQ for yourselves thai
the above is no lluMBUG.
Remembor the place South side of the Pub
! lie Square, Plymouth 0. |. DUBOIS.
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sales amount 20 1000 balss ----fOurth oi
which was on sFs>"iation.
Observation-Disclosures weather and
fair prospects caused dull market. bat
priess-except for Indian Corn. which i
l. Cd(d2d loweF-ae generally unchang- |
ed. Western California. 1904 GIL
Observation-Disclosures; only limited
business going on.
Lard, however, was rather higher.
SECOND DIsPATcH.-The Canada arriy-
ed here at 10 this forenoon, with Liverpool
dates TO the 7th.
Lorl Raglan was buried July third with
all the pomp circumstances permitted
RumOrs tnat Pelissier was to be super
coded was current.
The Allies had heen strengthening their
advances against the Milakof, nnh the
latest dispatches to July eth mention that
the seigc was progressing Satisfactorily
Lengthy details Of the repulse ofthe 18th
Of june continue to occupy the English
papers.
During the assault 1000 English troops
penetrated to the suburbs of Sehastopol and
held possession of the houses III one street
for seventeen hours.
Vienna papers say Gortschakolf is call
Ing for reini Jrcement to the extent of
u 900 men.
Small operations were going forward in
the Baltic, but without important results.
At the latest dates the main body Of the
Allied squadl on was of Cronsdat
! In the British Parliament, the proceed
ings were void of interest. Lord Elgin
was talked of for Postmaster General.
The new Cunard steamer Persia of 5000
tons, had been launched, and would take
her place in the line in October.
The Russian Secretary OF Legation al
Lisbon had been on secret mission il
France and England The American
: MINISTER to Portugal is said to have re
cognized him ON British steamer return
ing to Lisbon.
The difficulties continued in Spain. \
rising in Barcelona was reported. BaIce
Iona was in the hands of the insurgents =
The outbreak had more the appearance 0
a riot than an insurrcction.
Napoleon is said to have declared h
would prevent any attempt to arrest Queer
isabella.
The King of Prussia was recovering
from his illness.
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ARRIVAL OFTHE CANADA.
HALIFAX, July Is

IlALlFAA, ouiy lC'
The Royal Mail Steamer Canada, Capt.
Stone, arrived here this morning and
brings her dates from England to the 7th,
three days later than these of the Arago.
She will be due at Boston Thursday even
ing. Her mails will reach New York Fri
day morning.
The news by this arrival is meager and
unimportant, consisting mainly of details
of the repulse of the Allies at Malakotf,
with further evidence ofmismanagement on
the part of the Allied Generals.
Affairs before Ssbastopol are unchanged
and no indications are given to any new
movement.
No political news of moment in any part
Of Europe.
LIVERPOOL MARKErs.-The depression
noticed at the departure of the Arago
which was attributed to the last aavicts
ON the Uuited States, still continues and
- Cotton Market closed sbort Is cd low
t. than the previous figure. The week.
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VHlCAUV, VWrv
Joncsviile (Wis.) papers Of Thursday
contain full accounts of the ] lynching of
ayberry, the murderer. The Jurybrought
in a verdict Of guilty, and the law only
prezclibes Imprisonment for life. The
prisoner was Scntcncedhy Judge Doolittle
and the Sheriff ndertook to remove him
from the Court House to Jail. This was l
clock Thursday, when cry arose, hang
him. The ollice!s were overpowered, u
rope placed around the criminals neck,
and he was dragged to cluster of trees
near the Court House square and hung un-
i'll dead. The papers stale that band o!
three hundred men had organized to hang
murdercrs. Great excitement prevailed
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Thrilling Excitement.

IN ROME, kiCsasnd souny. uhia, knos
Il Nothinsism. Spifitaaiisia. and Philadciphia-
i-n is al knocked into y.r a.. Anl IN caused by
the NEW GOODS nov arri ing nI the store oi
I. J. NORTH, who has Just returned from Neu
York with the bet assortment of Goods ever
imported TO thiseountry, and Is ready aud uil-
ling 20 wait upon bis NUMEROUS customers uith
all the pleasure IL the world.
Then, come one, come all; this i the Place
To buy the goods to suit your taste:
Plymouth, you know, l. dead and eone:
Twas Rome that brought her sickness on.
Mansfield, too been pGrging
Her Rome has been lightly scvurging,
Not quite as much as now she will
Mansfield, you know, must take anaiLer pill.
There is Oliycsburg. and GaDges yet,
Shonsudoah and Lafayette,
Surrounds our little town:
They need but passing word,
For they their goods cannot afford
To Sc ! as cheap as our'n;
But who 10 Rome has ever come,
Ahd priced the goods Of Johny Bonn,
Likewise those of Thomas j.,
But what will buy the goods that's cheap,
And iu their pockets money keep,
By buying them o. X.
Now, there's young Jim and Frank,
And old T. j., long, leau and lank,
Will show the goods that's low.
Ii We eau then bargain hitch,
It's certain, sure, wen make you rich,
Long time before you 60.
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,
| For the notes we hold must have the mettle
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
Pay those old debts right quick and sure,
And case the pangs now endure,
And pledge you Ill keep dark.
June. may 25 55-tf. i'm OR TT
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prnhurr Markts, gtr.
PLYMOUTH MARkEr-Jvl


Flax seel-Good.at at Sl,25 2 bu.
O4ts-i0aiSe.
COrn-In good demand ., 7OGT5c.
Dried Fruit-4PPles, 5aG cent. peaches
pared lie, impaired 5CaGo.
HAY-sG to Ss per ton.
Sole Leather-Sales at 25Gese.
Butter--Sales at l2@ 8 cts. for roll.
FlOur-Slo,OO per bbl., relSil.
Larl--S cts.
Clover Seed-s5. .2jaG. 90.
Fish-S9, % half 5Ll, $50 per bbl. " Bit
TrOrt, Si.55Ci 800. Piekcrel 1915.
Riies-Green, &c; Dry, Sc.
Tailow-lngood demand atl0G5lslc.
PoEK-Mess SlJ to II per bbl.
SALr-S2,25 per bbl at retail.
Timothy Sced-$l 500, 200.
Eegs-Rcadily sold at Sc.
Pelts-Slaughtered. 40 to Doe. Fallen, /,
Bcans-Sales at S2.OOG1,25.
Wool-But very little arriying-2s to S3c.
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DoSI SION, ouly 10.
The steamer Arctic, Capt Morehouse,
has arrived here from Turk S Island, and
reports the loss of the schooner Emma
Capt. Morris, which sailed from New York
on June llth, with Col. Kinny and party.
She had a successful passage till the l4th
ult., wien she struck on the Cricoo reef,
where she WAS lost. Passengers proceed
el to Turk Island, which they reached
in six days, and where Col, *. was nego-
tiatiny for another vessel to carry them to
Nicaragua. The party were in excellent
hea4th. 1t was rLmuiea that an officer oi
the expedition arrived in the schooner
Wave, and registered lis name at the Re,
we're House, as j. Smith, and also as Mr.
Smif. Accompanied by Fletcher Web
stcr he sta ted Immediately for New York
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STURGES' BOOK STORE.
Hacks and Stationery!

Hooks ana stationery!
d. STU RGES BOOKSELLER, STATlUNER, &c.
MANSFIELD, Ono.
II AS Just received large and splendid asort-
IL III Mt of Books, American and Foreign,
Staple and Fancy Stationery. The new aIdi-
tions now made to his already large stock, en-
ables him to fill any orders with which his pa
irons may favor him, and upon the best terms.
He has also Just completed arrangements for
receiving all NEW AND VALUABLE PUBL
CATIONS as soon as they arc published. -
Among his fine stock of stationery just opened
may be found I'LL the new styles Of white aud
blue Letter and Cap, bath post, PLAIN AND
GILT EDGE, folio post, commercial note and
bill cap papers. Also, the new styles of tinted
blue and danASk Note and Letter papers, with
envelopes to match; Envelopes of all styles,
buff, white and tAncy--bur tinted and plain
VISITING CARDS. Notes, Drafts, copyinr
books, copying presses. port folios, bankers cas-
es, post office and bill head boxes, date calcn-
dcrs, GOLD AND STEEL PENS, quills, writ
ng fluids, carmiuc inks, ink stands of all kinds
pencils, sealing WAX, waters, paper weights
letter and bill clips, letter stamps ivory folders
WRITING PADS, bluttiug pads, ink erasures
sand boxes, &c. Also. Il fine stock Of CUT
hEttl, from the best manufacturers. BLANk
BOOKS day books, Journals, Ledgers, CasI
Books, full or half bound and made Of the bes
linen paper. Time-books, Pass-books, Mem
loranium-hooks, Diaries. &c. Every descrp
ton of blank work made to order.
Wrapping Paper and Twinc, White and Gra,
Bonnet Boards, &c.
LAW, MEDICAL and SCHOOL BOOKS.
! lie has ON hand u complete stock of Law
Medical, Theological, School and Standard Lit
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NEW BOOK STORE
Nm MANSEIELN. NhiG

At Tie Sign Of tie Huge Book.
ID &. 'sicknOr, would respectfully in
ID. form the citizens of Plymouth, and ycin-
ity, that he has -opened in Mansfield, with an
entire new stocl; Of Books, Wall Paper, Sta
tionery, Fancy Cards, &c.
STATIONERY:
4 full assortment OF Stap,c and Fancy Station
cry, big Ink kstauds, Stec-Pcns, Quills, Pen-hol-
dcrs Ivory seals, Natoual- waters, Letter-clips,
Bill-iilcs, lnvoicc-bocks, Pen racks, Copying
presses. Books and Brushes. Twine-reels Port
Folios Writing-desks, and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
WALL PAPER:
! An entirely new and extensive stcck of Wall Pa
per, Borders, and Window Paper.
CURTAIN FlXTuRES:
| Cornices, Tassels, Painted and Gilt Shades,
Cord, &c.
PAPER:
A large stock of Flat Cap, Folio Writing, Com
mercinl Note, Fancy Not Buff Tinted. &C.
FOR SALE WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL:
Law, Medical and Misc ccllaneous Books.
i CUTLERY:
Rodgers and Wosterholmcs' best Cutlery; alsC
LARGE variety Of cheap imported Focket-knivc.
i COIN PENS:
6aecv AMI Dawson, Warren Y Hydes' und 9th
cr celebrated makers.
ENVELOPES:
Every variety ofplain, Self-sealing, Document
, Bank-note, &c.
-MONAlES:
The large t and best selected stock ever brough
p to this city.
q INK:
: Arnolds-the genuine articlc-Morrison's an
~ Blackwood's s lns at wholesale and retail
: MUULDINCS:
Gilt, Rosewood and Mahogany Mou!dings. c
- every size and style. Picture Frames made t
order at short notice.
>. CARDS:
- Printers Cards and Borders, Buff tinted Visi
u ing Plain Enameed and Fancy Cards; also
:, fine quality of Playing Cards.
!. asg" Country Merchants supplied with Scho'
~ Books, Paper &c. at Eastern prices. Order
promptly attended to.
- B. C. TICKNOR, Mansfield, Ohio,
n. B.-Our stock being new and bought low
Z will be sold accordingly. We have no old sho]
worn and damag d goods to sell off.
l. Ra- Highest market price paid for Rags,
it cash or goods.
ID Blank Books ofc every description kept col
s. stantly on hand Books for County, R;,ilroa
" Insurance Offices, &c., made to order at sho
II notice. Old Books rebound at
ii Il. c. -TICkNOR'S
s New Book Bindery, Mansfield, O.
Il N B-Bewarc of false signs. The publ
te are warned against being misled or deceived
'e finding my name attached to any other esta
ut lishment. Mansfield. Jan. 10 1856
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New Haven
o U NDRY AND MAC n IN E
SHOP

TTNIIIS old establishment is so well and fa-
i vorably known 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 Hatla-
way, the Premiums No. 8, 8 and 10; Bucks late
Improvement, and the Rough and Ready. We
also have con >tantiy on hand a good assortment
of Box and Parlor Stoves.
Boreing Machines, Pipe Boxes and Hollow
Ware which will be sold on as good time as can
be hadin Ohio. In fact we are prepared to fur
nish most kinds of Castings in use i'll this sec
ton of the country.
MILL GEAR1NG-Steam Engines built and
repaired on the most reasonable terms. Alse,
lTliRE HING MACHINES and HORSE POW
ERS of the Pitts, Douglass aud Tubbs's patent.
Always on hand, and warranted to do good work
We have secured the services offsAAC STANDIsH
who has for the last twenty years been Steam
and Horse Power builder i'll different parts OF
the L. 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 Il call. We likewise keep on hand good
assortment PLOUGHS and dCULTlVATORS
Among which is the celebrated Smith patent
Double Sub-Soil plough, good article. Alst
the Hizer, Wisconsin, North Bend, Longs No
| 2, 3, 4, 8, and other patterns too numerous tc
mention
We have in connection with our establishment
q GOOD BLACKSMITH SHOP. and are pre-
pared to do any kind of work at short notice
We design to keep constantly on hand NEW
WAGONS of all kinds-two horse, one horse
and Buffalo Wagons. eeA.Job work pomp ly
attended to. PARTELLO 4 JOHNS.
New Haven. May 10, 1855
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Sale of Real Estate.

DY order of Court of Probate of Richland
ID County Ohio. on the 9TH day of August
A. D., 1855, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon, at
the Hotel of John Smith, in the town of Plym-
outh, will be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing real estate as the property of John
Hidelay, deceased, to-wit About three acres
of land, more or less, bounded and described as
follows, to-wit:-On the north by the County
Line Road dividing the Counties of Richland
and Huron, on the east by land owned by Peter
Burgoyne, on the south by land owned by Ru-
lift Bevier and Jacob Plank, on the west by
land owned by George Conncll.
Terms of Sale--One. third in hand, one-third
in one year, and the balance in two years.
Dated at Plymouth, this 9th day of July 1855.
DANIEL BAUGHMAN,
ISAAC BAUGHMAN,
Administrators of the estate of John Hidelay,
deceased. iuTR39. ids
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Boots and shoes

|, very large and complete, embracing every
style worn. The CONGRESS STEEL SHANK
IGAlTER, is 4 most beautiful article, is oh, ap
and durable. For a neat shoe il il unsur-
passed. Coorse Shoes, BrognEs. Fine Shoes,
French Calf Boots, Caters, in fact, everything
necessary for the foot.
FOR THE FARMER, FOR THE MECHAN-
IL, POR THE PROFESSIONAL MAN, FOR
THE LABORER, FOR THE POOR, FOR
THE RICH, FOR THE OLD, FOR THE
YOUNG, for every age, condition or station
! in life, DEVENY has Clothing From the top
of the head 10 the end of the toes, lie can
clothe any man, and do it 50 cheaply too. that
the pocket will never feel the drain. Come
while the stock is good, and You have piles tU
select from. Kenember-20 per cert. cheap
er than before. JOHN DEVENY.
Plymouth, April Il, 1866
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The subscriber having purchased the inter-
est of Jacob Seely in the late firm eff Seely &
Case, would call the attention OF all persons
owing said firm to this simple fact--I cannot
paym debts without you pay me, and SHALL
PAY NINE. Now | would be very happy to
extend the time on yeur notes and accounts, i'll
consequence Of the hard times this spring, but
cannot. All unsettled accounts should be
settled Immediately, aud 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, 1860. W. CASE.
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The steamer Nautilus arrived here with
townsville dates to the llth inst.
Gen. Wool left Matamoras GA the 7th,
and assumed the command of the forces at
Reynosa, which amountedt to 1900 or 1900
men. The Revolutionists, numbering
:2,500, had taken Camargo, and were march,
ing on Reynosa, where battle was expee-
ted
Gen. Castro with 500 troops, remained
at Matamoras.
The Revolutionist had issued a decree,
declaring all supporters of Santa Anna
traitors, and punishable with death.
Cavalo's Tariff, of 30 per cent, all val
orem, is in force at all the Rio Grande
ports.
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III Is Tf G00DS
c.. A. KNIGHT & Co,

nAVE Just returned from the Eastern
IL Cities, where they have purchased for
CASH, the largest and best selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
ever brought into New Haven or Plymouth, and
has bought at such low prices that he can afford
to SC bis goods at from s to 30
Der cent chea eapor
ITan any other store within five miles of New
Haven. Besides, persons dealing with the sub
scribcrs may depend on fairness in every article
they buy. not selling some goods at a little less
than cost and then sticking ''fhe D"tchmdn's
one per cent" on others, as is very common
pr :ticc in some of our ncighboring villages,
not more than three miles South of New Haven.
Our stock consists of DRY GOODS, GROCER
les, HARDWARE QUEENSWARE, HATS,
ICAPS, 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 habit buy.
ing elsewhere. G. A KNIGHT & co.
New Haven. May 26, ls55.
'''Irs.,s';1iLD sr.ssS0LD SORES AID ULCERS, and all
,ruptions and diseases arising from an impure
and depraved state of the blood. See the extra.
ordinary cure of VIM. G. Haywood, highlyres'
pectable citizen of Richmcnd. Va, by Carriers
Spanish Mixture. He had ulcers and sores o.
the worst descriptions and finally got so bat
he was unable to walk. A few bottles Of Car
ter's Spanish Mixture, the great blood purifier
cured him, as it has cured hundreds of other
who have suffered with Rheumatism, bad eft
Ifects of Mercury, and pains and ulcers Of tn
Ibones aud Joints. see advertisements ju2
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NEW YORK MARRET-Jrr

NEW YORK MARKET-JrLY 81.
FLOUE-Ss, l2@S,37 for common to choice
State; SS,50@S,7j for Ohio, Mich. and Ind.
$l2, ,00M12.75 for extra Genesce
Corn--Sales $4,000 bu at 9OIc for Western
Mixed
Oats-Fair demand 6lc@ Gi for western.
Pork-Sl9.j0 for old, Sl9,75@l9,s7 fol
new mess. l. rd 100, l01
Butter Dull at 14@l5 for Ohio.
RYE-At 81 80.
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II APFIDAYIT.
Sal, of NJ Yori- C,vves


AFFIDAVIT.
Ssufe of Ncr York, csyugs Ca. 90.
P.y. Il Coventry, Of the fria of Coventry 4
Co, being duly sworn. says that the following
Certificates are genuine and were given By the
persons by whom they purport 70 be sigred-
Subscribed and sworn before me this 18th
day OF November, 1854. II. T. COOK.
Justice Of the peace Of Cnyuga County. ny
TO INyALIDS.-The undersigned have reed
the formule for preparing Base AnrrIeas
Componai, and as far we have tested IL can
recommend its general use as q Tonie and Al-
ieTGtire medicine, TO remove vitated knmors ~
he blood, and peculiarly adapted to fssnaia suf-
fering from Leueorrho9 (Whites,) and TO those
whose constitutions are weakened and enfee-
bled from iHtermitisut fepers.
A. c. Tabor, MD e, lansing Briggs, Nj. D., j.
NJ. Morris, VI. D., Auburn, N. y May ]. '55,
CURE OF SC0RfULA and ERYSIPELAS.
Mr. Thomas Gould Of aurora, N. Y. writes
my son, three years old, has suffered every
hing from eruptiye sores resembling both scor-
ula and Eryspelas. 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 child.
From Mrs. Miriam L.. Parish, the well-known
Physician and Monthly Nurse.
RiehLand, Oswego Co. n. Y. May Is, 1856.
| have received BacPs Amereun Compound,
for which accept my thanks. used it in my
practice for nervous and seortuLd affections with
perfct SUGGEST / have seen it quiet wearing
and hacking cough, ard completely sooth the
patients nerves. 1t also purifes the blood. |
believe it sovereign remedy for Erysipeids. l
used it in one case and found it the best thing
ever used forit. believe il will eradicate this
disease entirely. What have done has already
created great demand for it here. Please send
me dozcu bottles and will pay youfo. the same
p. S. You may make what use you choose ol
this letter, as have written these results aftel
careful observation of the effects of your med
cine. No nurse should be without it
Auburn, May 80, lS55.-Gents: Your Back
american Compound cured my daughter of M
alarming cankcred sore mouth. tried thres
other popular medicines but they did no good
Less than one bottle ofthe Compound cured hel
entirely. GEO. W. GRAY.
THE TURN OF LIFE-1O FEMALES
Delicacy will moi allow us to give the names II
these cases, but we have certificates in our pos
session, from persons veiy grateful, who hav
been carried through this critical period Of lif
by the use of Bdchs Amuiedn Compound an
restored to perfect health.
TO THE PUBLlC.-This medicine is pure
vegetable and FREQ IRON mineral poisons. ]
insure confidence in its use a list of ingredient
is given to all Physicians.
[ CANTONESE that each outside wrapp'
= bear the nyiften signature 'peter V. Il. Cosen
r ry," attached to note payable in Auburn, N.
e p. V. Il. COVENTRY & Co., Sole Proprie
r tors, Auburn, New York. For sale by
> CUYKENDALL & Co.,
S iuo8 Wholesale and Retail, Plymouth, %
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-21
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4 Co. have just received the
" incest assortment of PERFUMERY ever
brought into the town of Plymouth. You neer
not hereafter send abroad for choice Perfumd
cry, rs you can be accommodated by calling by
the Drug Store. iunel6