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New and Fashionable Dress Goods

LUST received by steamer Hickman, Ladies' Fine J Dress Goods. Silks, Bareges. Figured and Plain Swiss; Printed, Plain and Striped Organdes; Plain, Striped and Plaid Nansool;: Swiss and Jaconet Edg- ings and nsertings Also a variety of Dress Trim Innings: Ginghams; Prints; Lawns Linen: with ge- neral assortment of Dry Goods, etc.. etc Please call at D. BENDER'S.
 March 25 '5G
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SAnisLEN. NAnilI.E,S.

A GOOD Supply of Ladies', Gentlemens' l,
 IA and Boys Saddles; Brides; Martin LrN
 gales; Double and Single Circingles and FIX Girtls; Whips; Canias se and Buggy Whips: Pot coy cred Saddle Bags Ladies Fine Sttchels; Carpet Bags IIalters Hog Skin Collars; Stage Collars and Whips Plow and Wagon flames; Brickng Check Lines: all the Gearing for Lead Horses. Call before purchas- ing Cheap for cash at D. BENDEkS. Ma ell 25 56
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Those wishing Sunday Schools or Union prin- ciples will please leave their request With Dr. R. l.. Dodge, Little Rock, with directions for the missionary, to visit them; with Rev. Saml Ste venson Arkadelphia Rev. Dr. Williamson, Washington Hon. A. Gordon, Lewisburg; Rev. Mr. Washhurn, Dardanele; Mr. M A. Lyme, or Rev. Dr. Butler, Ft. Smith. These gentlemen are so much interested in Sunday Schools, that the writer takes the liberty of using their names as persons who wilf take down any re. ferences, which may be handed them, or per- sons can write to the undersigned, care of any of the gentlemen named.
 Much might be said in favor of Union Sun day Schools, as christians of eleven denomina- tions are united in this benevolent enterprise. The various books published, are examined by a committee embracing different denominations Villages and county neighborhoods cannot sus tain denominatonal schools; while numbers of the various churches can unite in a Union Sunday School. The missionary will visit the places in the order iu which they are named and fill all orders
 A. L. HAY, Missionary
 of fLe tD,pr;c0i5 s $ r
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(" Oh, Ne of Little Faith!,

WE have ln the Good Book promise that seed sad promise will be fulfilled both to the just and un just, we have bought and offer for sale
 doz. Extra Iron Braced Grain Cradles;
 l .' Waldron's Grading Scythes;
 's Grass :. 1a Brar
 q Scythe Stones;
 '' '' Sneaths. March 25. 1856 TATE & MOORE.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

a GOGD situation can be had as a school teacher "A by immediate application to the trustees at Co., lumba. Ark. Male and female qualified to teacl Latin, French and Music.
 B. CASON.
 c. ASIIBROOK. Trustees.
 w. L. MAULDING. ) March 25, 1856 1t
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CARD

FJ7HE undersigned would inform his friends ant E and customers that he is now in receipt of DOT uyno. hi> Spring supplies, consisting of COFFEE:
 BROWN SUGAR;
 RASlNS;
 EIJE;
 A Iot of Fine TOBACCO;
 4 lot of KENTUCKY WHISKEY; 4 los of fine BOURBON WHlSkEY. March 25 '5j JACOB HAWKINS.
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Union and for democratic principles,

Col. Hindman is an able debator, he deals in facts, not in fictions-he is doing the democratic cause much good wherever he goes, and il faithful to his cause. will one day reap rich re- ward.
 The Know Nothings of this county are in { dilapidated condition. It has been an uncommon hard winter and the cattle have eaten up theil elder room so that they cannot pen up to coun. cn, and the flock has begun to scatter, some are nibbling at Col. Hindman's bait-some have be- come disgusted at or with the bell wether- others are yieling the point, and there are some that cannot swallow the pill, some seem tc think it right because dady was whig. The subscription to the True Democrat is still in- creasing in this county, while the Gazette stands at No. i've
 ONE ADAMc, R AcE
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CARPETS! CARPETs!!

0l0 YDS. Ingrain Carpets; ZUU Rugs and Foot Mats;
 Straw Carpeting. March 9, '56 D. BENDER.
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0>T The lawyers, by setting up the plea of insanity, saved Fyler, who murdered ms Wife in the interior of New York, from the gallows --and when they sue him for the S4,ooo which he agreed to pay them, he resists and pleads insanity. Fyler is rather too smart for the children of Belzebub.
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DER Steamboat Hickman, from Cincnnati-- 25 bbls. Choice Whiskey; 10 {" Walkers Ale; l5 |" Butter Crackers; 25 boxe. Cheese; 9 Star Candles. etc., etc. All of which will be sold at the lowest prices by
 NJ. TANTI 6 co. March 25 Lower Steamboat Landing
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M1LLETT SEED.
NOTICE

An BAGS, received and for sale by lOO WM. B. WAIT.
 March 9. 1856.
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WrappIns, Letter and Cap Paper.

Wrapping, Letter and Cap Paper. 1Sn Reams Wrapping Paper assorted sizes, from IOU Is by Is to 26 by 36 inches,
 Reams Mercantile Packet Post;
 $ Blue and White Laid Ruled Letter Paper; < :. < 1" {" :. Ri1P RGip1P Received direct from manufacturers, and for sale by RAPLEY, HANGER 6 co. March 9, '56
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS.

C22 CANS Fresh Cove Oysters, se-m N 600 lected and put up expressly forSENS/ our sales. The above Oysters are not ex- NV, ceed by any Oyster brought to this market.
 Received per steamer Col Drennen and for sale bv
 March 25, 1856 RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
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T OT IIlG IIUt Dt1IOCT Sunday Schools for Arkansas.


 Sunday School teacher in Boston has au- thorizcd the managers of the American Sunday School, to say that he will supply, in part with libraries, the first two new Sunday Schools, that shall be duly organized in each county, and reported to the undersigned, on the follow ing conditions:
 I-If the school consist of five teachers and twenty-five scholars, he will give the half of a ten dollar library, the school or its friends pay ing for the other half, or
 II-If the school consist of ten teachers and fifty scholars he will give the half of twenty dollar library, the school paying the other haf The report will embrace the following partcu- lars.
 1.-The name and location of the school. 2.-The name and post office of the super intendent. Also each school purchase the fol- l,,,,i hnn [,
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ONCE MORE!

Is ECEIVED and for sale at the store of D. B. Ia HANDEL: Coffee;
 Sugar:
 Rice:
 Tea: Starch: Tobacco; 2O.OOO Havana Cigars. March 25. 1S5G.
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IRON. STEELE. ETC.

JUST received from the Globe Mills, Cincinnati ~ per steamer Hickman oZ,0O0 lbs. Assorted Iron; 200 Flow Moles; 2,000 lbs Slab Iron:
 50 sets Wagon Boxes, assorted sizes;
 kegs Sad Irons;
 400 lbs German Steel;
 Boo lbs Cast Steel;
 500 lbs Blister Steel; 5000 lbs assorted Castings, odd lids, etc.. etc. For sale by s. II. TUCKER. March 25, '5s -
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ATTENTION BUILDERS in Time. \ HAVE received per steamer Hickman, 100 bbs. Utica White Lime. which will sell to you at reasonable rates and would be happy to fill your bill. both for it and brick See advertisement of "brckr in another column. b. B. HANDEL.
 March 25 '56
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It will be in vain hereafter that the special organ may f1atter itself that there is substan- t;al difference between Messrs. Sumner and Rantoul, and the President and the members ot his cabinet. If the head of the great whig party is so welded to the infected abolition feeling of portion of New York as to be obliged to denounoe all the great men who have sanctioned the acquisitions of territory from France, Spain, and Mexico-ifthe revolted sen- timent of Massachusetts is 10 be appeased by
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DISSOLUTION.

'TIIE partnership heretofore existing between the | undersigned, is, by mutual consent, dissolved Ibe unfinished business of the late firm will be at tended to by Mir. McConaughey March Sth, lS56
 J. W. McCONAUGHEY, March 25, St DAN McRAE
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Democratic Conventions

WILLIAM II. ENGLISH, 2 sec,us GEO. READ RIDDLE, '' 9''
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WHISKY.

0l BBLS. of Deans Whiskey, for sale by wU D. B. HANDEL.
 March 9 '56
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CARPETS AND RUGS.

EUST roeeited new supply of English Patent 0 bus>ele Carpets. Velvet Brussels, aud Tutfted Ru-, s-4 and Oil Cloth Carpets, cheap for cash Toy D. BENDER.
 March D 56
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CARPENTERS BENCH TOOLS.

March 25-4w
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Flour. Apples and Potatoes. LUST received per steamer Umpire No. B. 50 sacks of Pennywit's superhne Flour; 10 bbls. Apples; 10 bbls early Irish Potatoes; boxes Oranges. All of which will be sold at the loves prices by
 NJ. TANTI & O., March 25. ;56 Steamboat Landing
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New Hampshire.

1t the gubernatorial election in New Hamp- shire last year the whole number of votes cast was 64,690:
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Terrible Suffering at Sea.

A. L. HAY, Missionary
 0fMe .Amertcon s. $. [
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HE TRUE DEMOCRAT
TERMS OF ADVERT TIsIMG.

r, one copy, year, in advance. 4. inc expiration of the year ....................
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But, as remarked in the first expression we gave to our views after reading the speech of Mir. Webster, we thank him that he has been so honest and candid in fixing the true position of his party. He has saved the democracy of the land from all trouble in proving to the peo- pie that neither Mir. Fillmore nor the whig par. ty occupy the true national ground on those compacls of the constitution, in the faithful ob- servance of which all the interests of the States and the people are protected, and all separate tendencies reconcied and made to work in har. monious cooperation for the general good
 lMr Fillmore as much Of e monster as Mr.
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WHOLE NO. 200.

imperturbable old fellow only gave a
slight grunt of satisfaction. Then they
put their heads together, and appeared 10
hold long communication By means of
some kind of equine magnetic telegraph.
pulled and whipped and coaxed away
ogain. all to no purpose. ] did not know
then. what afterward discovered. that
Old Nick had vivid recollection of having
passed all the spring 10 the same green
field with his ugly black companion.
lwould not give up, but was beginning
to tire of this masterly inactivity"
when to my great relief, l saw Phil Dar-
rah and some of the gentlemen coming
/ rapidly down the lane.
Thank heavenl you are not dashed TO
pieces was the frst exclamation heard.
looked around tEiumphantly, and
oh. have had delightful ride
How much better Old Nick's canier is,
(you call i, can,er, don't your how
much easier it is than that horrid tro,.
He never canlered Q step in his life
He was running away with you.' said
Phil. evidently ou, of all patience.
Was he we'll. didn't know it.
wish he would always run awey with me,
then was my cool rejoinder.
BY this time the ladies Of the party
came up. Each had to tell how fright
ened she was. and Addy Locmis declared
she had nearly tainted. From joy, sup
pose.
The ugly customer in the field was
whipped away. and Old Nick tugged at
Til he condescended TO turn his head to-
ward his oats. We walked the rest Of
the way home peaceably.
l dismounted at the door, end went up
to my bed. where lay three days unable
to move without groan. from the pain.
and without the power to raise my hands
to my head.
missed the most SPLENDID pic Of
the season. up at the "Pond of White
Lilies, and where Phil proposed TO Addy
Loomis.
returned home in the fall, and imme-
diately took riding lessons of the best
teacher could find. | can sit a horse
now like Kiss Amazon, butEI shall new
er forge; that was not only nearly beat
en- TO jelly, but lost Phil Darrah by that
4" FIRST EQUESTRIAN ExPERIENcE"
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our eyes have rested on the silver clasped
Bible, and the miniature picture which
lies upon it. We recognize the writing
within, and think over again the words
which so often we hive blistered with
our tears--"Lost twin Of my spirit, the
certainty Of loss fell not at once upon
me: but now kno,c that that small
case contains all that remains 10 me OF
thee" No. not all. for in Heaven. sweet
sister, such love as thine Con never die !!
Alas. we are unreconciled to a higher
will, and the tears unbidden start. But
it is over now, and we cnn think more
calmly Of the past. and listen 10 a sweeter
song OF reunion. "A bright and beau,i-
full bid is hope, and she sings her sweet
est song when our spirits sad dust
The moons ligh! grows pale. but we sit,
and dream on. ill bright form--her
form-glides. spirt-like. TO our side
For a moment we see that slight, girish
form before US, and the same sweet smile
upon her fair features. Then those loving
arms encircle US, and a sisters holy kiss
is upon our cheek.
We heard no approa ching footsteps. and
yet the sweet spell is broken. All, we
see il all now. and thank thee, Father.
Cor thot pure gift Of love, though but
dream--a spirit kiss to draw us nearer TO
the lost loved one, and to Thee!
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ApoLocrEs.-L Landlady-Wiil you take
another cup Of coffee, sir? 1t is not Sc
good as could wish. owing TO the haste
with which you wished i; got ready.
Traveler-Madnm, there is no occasion
for an apology; your coffee is most ex-
celleni-lrhat there is of it.
The lsndlady colored. He Immediate
ly recollectej himself and added-Pardon
me madam. | didn't mean what said; |
meant to say. there's an s5undance--such
as IL is
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KILL OR CuRE.-A doctor was employ
ed by poor man to attend his wife. who
was dangerously i'll. The doctor gave
him hint that he had fears Of not being
paid.
i have FIVE pounds said the man 10
the doctog, and if you kill or cure you
shall have the money.
The woman died on the doctors hands:
after a reasonable time he called for his
FIVE pounds.
The man asked the doctor If he killed
his wife?
No.
Did you cure her7'
No.
Then said the poor man. you have
no legal demand
And the man Of physic went his way
sorely vexed.
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A LAY OF LIFE.
BY MRS. II. BENTON.

Fancy sang in airy Iightness
Siren songs OF melody.
While she wove chameleon brightness
In the woof OF life for me.
"List." she whispered, 'Life's a river,
Gliding on 'twixt banks of flowers,
And the midnight shadeth near,
Round her bright ElySian bowers.
Surely, thought 4. there's no sorrow
In dream so passing fair,
But each bright returning morrow
Brings OF Joy richer share.
To my lip she pressed beaker,
Brimming DER with nectar sweet;
Saw not nor fear, nor breaker,
Where the flower and wavelet meet.
Then launched out gaily. gladly,
O'er the wave my title bark;
But the waters dash now sadly.
And the clouds seem growing dark.
There are thousands round me sailing,
That my charmer hath beguil'd;
Put their rosy dreams are playing
Mid the tempest, dark and wild.
Now J in my bark am sitting.
mid the wrecks of Fancy's 10y
All the brightest hopes seem feeting-
Al her sweetest soonest cloy.
/ am shrlnking-yes. am shrinking
From TIE fever-cup OF care,
Which the busy throng seem drinking,
Chasing after bub tles fair.
o. they say the home of angels
Is SO very, very bright,
Where the holy, pure evangels
Shed around their perfect light
am sighi"g--groaaing. signing
For the land OF glory there:
Where the spirit knows no cloying.
Knows no fevcr-cup OF care.
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A LEAP YEAR LADr.--Lady Mary Dun.
can wss q rich heiress, and Sir Willism
Duncan was her physician during severe
illness. One dav she told him that she
had made up her mind TO get married, and
upon his asking the name Of the chosen
one. she bsde him go home and open The
Bible. giving him the chapter sRd verse.
thus he read
"Nsthsn said unto David. thou art the
1nuu"
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LOOKING FOR LOST SHEEP.--A travel
ing preacher in one of the back settle
ments. stopped at a cabin, where On old
lady received him very kindly. After set
ting provisions before him she began to
question him. ee
Stranger, where mough: you be from7'
Madam. / reside in Shelby county,
Kentucky
wall. stranger. hope no effense. but
what mough, you be doin' wsy up hereT
MAIDEN, / am searching for the lost
sheep Of the tribe of Israel. &c
John. John J shouted the old lady,
come rite here this mint; here's stran-
ger all the way from Shelby county, Ken.
lucky. hunting stock. and I'll just bet
nv life. that tangled-haired old black
ram, that's bin in our Let all the last
week. is one of his'n.' S.. af.. r-,
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'Biddy. has that surly fellow cleaned
off the snow from the pavement
Yes. SIR
Did he clean it off with alscriiyf
No, sir--wid a shovel
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An lrishman. giving his testimony liz
one of our courts. few days since. in O
riot case, said:
BE jabers, the first man l saw COM
ing at me when got up was two brick
bats"
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well, john said man 10 his son. on
the day he was one and twenty. you
have got fool for a master now.'
Yes, said John. 'and have had for these
twenty years.
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ADVERTISING G .

(TEN LINES OR LESS MAKE soCARE.)
One squire three Insertions or less 81 40.
e sch additional Insertion 25c.
Business Cards inserted one year $500.
Legal advertisements must be cash IN nd
vance or accepted security. Advertiser ents.
time no, marked. will be inserted till forbidden.
AMI charged at the above rates.
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HI w. SMITH, Justice OF the peace, vii
lN. attend TO business in the Circuit anc
Com. Pleas courts. Over the Post office.
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NLLIOTT & Co: Wagon, Carriage Plow
II Manufacturers. at their new stanc al the
south end OF the Bridge, Michigan street.
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~ II. REEVE, Atty. at Law. Collections
~. punctually attended to III Northern In
diana Lands tor sale cheap.
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GoaN COUGLE, Keeps a general assort-
81 ment of Dry Gools, Groceries, Vegetables
and Meats of all kinds. Cor. Gano & Mich. SIS.
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He who Gun surpass moments anget
may prevent many days sorrow. 80
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TT B. PERSiIING Wholesale and Retail
III. dealer in Drugs Medicines, Oils, Pants
Glass & Glassware, Groceries, & ginger vine
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DROWN & BAXTER Manufacturers OF Tin
= Sheet Iron aud Copperware, and dealers
IN Stoves-Sign OF Tin shop 4 Stove.
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I'll B A N N T. II
IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRN.N
(Cp stairs, in the Old Plymouth Hotel,)
By WM. J. BURNS.
,T Nc "NH %e

Ifpsi1in advance, u 50
At the end ofsiX months, 200
Il ,elaved until the end ofthe year, $50
\ failure to orler discontInuance at the
expiration Of the time subscribed for, Will be
colsiIerel new engagement, and the paper
continued.
rTVo paper will be discontinued unti'all
ARE s,rasestr paid, unlessatthe option oIthe
Publisher.
rrhe above terms will be strictly ad
ID
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nR. r. BROWN. Physician and Surgeon
~ viii promptly attend 10 all calls in his
plofession. Office at his residence, south Plym
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INR. SAM'L. HIGGINBOTHAM. Physician
y and Surgeon. Office at his residence on
he east side Of Michigan street.
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VETESTERvELT & HEWITT. Dealers in
w Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Boots
& Shoes, Ready made Clothing &c.
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DROOKE & EVANS, Dealers in Dry Goods.
: , Groceries, Crockery and Ready made
Clothin-; corner LapoIte i Mich. streets.
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Il A. JOSEPH. Cabinet Maker and I'm
4. der;aker, South Plymouth.
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nR.J d. GRAY. Eclectic Physician, will
D attend to calls day or night. Office foul
-oors north Of c. III. Reeves residence
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N RTMPLER, Merchant Tailor, and Deal
er in Clothing aud all kinds oil Furnish
ing Goods, in Rusks building.
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DR CHAS. WEST, Eclectic Physician,
- Office at his residence, east side Michi-
81
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NIEI.S. MCLAUGHLIN Saddle and Harness
~ Manufactured, one door west OF the cor
Ter in the old Plymouth Hotel.
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N II. OGLESBEE & Co. Dealers in Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware, Boots anu
Shoes, CrockeTy &c: in the Brick Store.
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DIRECTORY.
ATARSHALL COUNTY rEMOCRAT, T.
WI NJ Dontld and II. B. Dickson propris.

(tHARLES PALMER, Dealer in Dry Goods,
~ Boots X Shoes, Hardware, Oueensware,
Groceries, and Hats & Caps.
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~ S. CLEAVELAND Wholesale and re-
Ne. tail dealer in Dry Goods. Hardware an'
Groceries, new building north side Laporte ST
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ICE CREAM SALOON, NJ. II. Tibbits pro-
I prietor, up stairs in Rusk's building.
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n OBERT RCSK, Dealer III Family Groce-
VI, ries, Provisions and Tinware. BAKERY
n,tachel east side Michigan street.
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ID c. TURNER, House Carpenter & Joiner
Shop on Washington street, east oi
Michioan street.
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EDwARDS' HOTEL, VIM. C. Edwards Pro-
II prietor. corner OF Michigan and Washing
ton streets
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A &. BRIGGS. Horse Shoeing and
~ Blacksmithing of all kinds done to order
Shop south east of Edwards Hotel.
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NR. T. A. LEMON. Practicing Physician
y ana dealer in Drugs & Medicines, oils'
Paints & Groceries, east side Michigan street.
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IT FAILOR, Cabinet Maker and underta-
La ker, corner Center & Washington SITS.
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EoSEPH POTTER Saddle ond Harness
~ manufacture, corner Laporte and Center
streets.
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T BROWNLEE & co. Dealers in Dry
-. Goois, Boots & Shoes, Ready made
Clothing, Hardware & Cutlery
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IpACKARD < yINEDGE. Dealerin Foreign
and Domestic Groceries and PROVISIONS
east side Michigan street.
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II HASELTON, Manufacturer and dealer
- in Boots < Shoes, and Shoe Findings,
west side Michigan street.
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wv L. PIATT, Chair * Cabinet maker,
w and Unaeftaker. Furniture room IN
narth room Of the old Plymouth Hotel.
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MI H. PECHER & CO., Dealers in Family
Nls Groceries, PROVISIONS, Coniecsionariei
&c. South Plymouth.
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II E. ARMSTRONG, attends to all calls
In his line of fDaguerreotyping. at his res
idence north OF Edwards Hotel.