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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20
From the State Sentinel.
ANOTHER SECRET SOCIETY!
ABOLITION OATH BGUID LEAGUE !!
The liberties of the People in danger!

We this day lay before the readers of the
State Sentinel the platform, ceremonies,
constitution, ritual, oaths, DC, of a secret
political society which exists in Indiana,
and which has been organized for the pur-
pose Of controlling the political power and
des:inies of the State
We have been put in possession of the
authentic records of this organization from
such source, and under such circumstan-
ces, as to leave no doubt of the correctness
and truth of the exposure, which we here
with place before the public. Every fact
and every statement is copied from their
own printed book of forms and ritual, that
has been printed by their confidential pub
fishers, and secretly delivered to none but
those who were sworn to fidelity, and to
keep their secrets.
The League" isa most abominablc con
spiraey, entered into by a faction of rest
less and corrupt men, to control and direct
the people in such a manner rs will con
duce TO the advancement and propagation
of Abolition, disunion, and in olerant doe
trines and interests. We look upon this
movement as being worse i'll its tendencies,
and more pcrnicious i'll its sentiments than
original Know Nothingism, becaurc it hyp-
ocri.ically assumes 10 be the advocate and
supporter of human rights and human lib
erty, while it practically enslaves the citi-
zen, DISTINGUISHES a portion of community,
and drives from political connection large
portion Of American citizens for their reli-
gious opinions.
We give the following condensed expo
sure Of this miserable concern, that every
reader may Judge of it for himself
Here is the title page of the book:
PLATFORM,
LIST OF OFFICERS,
CONSTITUTION AND RITUAL,
Indiana State League of Freedom.
Indiana Journal Company-Print.
OFTTCERS:-ls55-'
Prcsident-W. G.. GEORGE, of South
Bend.
Fee Presdeut-ORVILLE THOMP-
son, GreeEsburg.
.Secretory-SAMUEL G. DAILY, Indi-
annapolis.
Tfeasurer--RYLAND L. BROWN,
n
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20
PLYMOUTH. IND.
Thursday Morning, March 20, 1856.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

For Governor,
AsHBEL F. WILLARD, of White.
For Lieut. Gorernor,
JOHN c. WAIVER, of Laporte.
For Secretary Of State,
DANIEL MCCLURE, of Morgan.
For auditor Of State.
JOHN w. DoDD, of Grant.
For Treasurer Of State,
AqUILLA JONES, of Bartholomew.
For attorney General,
Jos. f. MCDoNALD. of Montgomery.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
WILLIAM c. LAKRABEE, of Putnam.
For Clerk of Supreme Court,
WILLIAM B. BEACH, of Booze.
Reporter Of Decisions Of Supreme Court
GORDON TANNER, Of jackson.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20

1t is generally believed that we are to
have 10 Peaches this year, and that the
Young Peach trees are generally killed.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20

From an editorial and letter, signed
by sundry citizens, which appeared
in the Banner Of last week, strangers might
think that fora small town, we were well
supplied with dram shops. We feel bound
to state that we have but three places
where the "critter" is retailed, and that
the several names published do not repre-
sent so many proprictors. One ought to
BE- enough for town of 1 500 inhabitants
three is abundantly sufficient-but nine
would be awful.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20

The following contains the alphabet: "John T.
Brady gave me black walnut box of quite
small size
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20

EFFlour is down to three dollars PEI
exit. in this market.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20

The Hon. \. Il. WILLARD made pow
erful speech at Peru on tho llth inst He
is probably not second to any man in the
State as an extemporaneous speaker. His
voice IS clear and strong: he reasons logic
ally, and his tongue is as the pen of a
ready writer He shows no mercy to the
know-Nothings and Republicans, and is
thoroughly posted on the questions at issue
in the present canvass. Should the Re
publicans succeed in pursuading some one
Of their number to consent TO 90 through
with Mr.. WILLARD, (Which appears rather
doubtful at present, we may expect to see
one Republican badly skinned.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20

~The Commercial Bank, Of Chicago
has gone under.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20

( Questions asked By lie Marshals outside.
When the candidates have assembled in
the ante-room, the Platform shall be read
and the following questions asked by tho
proper officer, using plura! words, when
ever necessary.
I. Whether you become a member oil
not, do you pledge yourself TO an honora
bic secrecy with regard to what you shall
see and hear within our organization?'
II Each answers, 81 do"
2. Are you 81 years of age, and cti-
zen Of the United States?
Each answers, u am"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-01
GEO, ". COWAN,

IA. W. SfRAFEEte.
No 6 College st, Near Church, NASHVILLE TENN,
nE,LER in all kinds of Cabinet Furni- ---,--o--Do-
i ture, and Is receiving additional ~ -
aupplys; snd having nttrd myseif out 49, ~
witb 2 nue hearse and gentle horses, am -
repared 10 furnish every Kind and quality of cons the
hortest notice, by gay night.
Clo. lamps aud GironiAs for sale. Mattresses q all
kinds on hand, or made 10 order
Furniture Repaired Sih neatness sud dispatch
New and various styles = warr hesaH heap for cash
orxood paper, At No college street near Charca
L. W. sHAFFER,
e,4o4-Iy b. D. ". DlRHfs, Agent
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nAnnLEI mABHLEII

NJ l. HitLfoN, having ressmfa ne MARhtF6WN
w. hUslhksS, socits his cd hienos and theAkkA(I
pab 10 Ia grnefa Sho may desire Nork in hs line. I II
10 FYr hn call a. his shop, of CAurch ~ Il
sirogs Gnd she Aashvslls And Chattanooga Railroad
DePss. ~ VA keep enustRntly On hand q supply "a
" MONUMENT, TOMus. Ae-, Of the fncsi itaiAn snt
hmsrieAn Marble. An work sxscnsd Is The beH aanaeF
ana warranted. aspse--g
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EXTRNsIYE IMPROYFMENT.

tIr are rshtinE Warehouse, Ne 20 Public square
w N.u az the o!ern Improve euasnts ard vi. be pre-
pared by 2eih FebraATs, q bt eptrr Nrw Stock
Of sprng Guols direct ron the and
ou e n YORK. Bitoa aud Plilzi- lpha comprising
rnc rrer aud hnrr of Goods than has heretofore
rec kep y Our VII be mPrte IN every depart
ment u Fancy aud sta le Dry GoSds.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-01

II Y. SEtBtRE a. ~. -. PEACH.
hsy- ioFmst a partnership under the nAme y
and s'ye u T. J. scahury Co and taken she stock I'm
And sand % 3 ~ seAhury a o.. 10 couprTs hoct, 24
Chcry street. and their friend. and NE pase,
thst hes prepared rnecute esefy description e work
IN the PLUMBING BUSINESS Ia he nsstsst most sub
stantsl They fnrush and ID up Gas ftK-
n he btndsomssI styles. Ibsy reap rlfay solicit
share Of pebble patronage fjangl
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IMPORTANT To THOSE USING
STAR CANDLES

TI'HE attention Of the public is invited the fet that
- the star Candles offered for sac DEEICIENr
IN WEIGHT that what il snd Tor Iound actual weighs
but f.u fifteen ounces, and packages marked 20
lbs" fall short two, ee and Ave pounds per box This
does fail upon wholesale Dealers sell pscka
ges MAHEED NEGHr upon he retailers, who ss By
COuST but GpOn the consumers who thus pay for about
tenth more than they receive.
The subscribers have always msde their ea sixteen
the pound and mark packages at their real weight
which may be acetned By testing them. As their exPer
tbs business enables them oder article equal IN
quality any in the Market they solicit the patronage of
purchasers who desire to study their interest," and st
the same time, encourage correct dealing.
b26 PROCTOR 4 GAMBLE. Cir cinuat.
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uAWCAIN.

IH OAK TANNED LEATHl BELTING.- Ths ruh.ssh
her osns lot q Aboat no sel o pFms esk tanaed
ssatheF hsitng, IN uaths hem - ncAes. at enst
AahpEtsssefheS hssAl snd pes 90 AlPg seea.
nss3 ma D WIT.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-01
Marshall's Uterine Catholicon.
OPTNIONS nv TuE EAruTFV

ONR Of the Of uterine disease that havs
" met uiih IN thirty years active experiences as prass
TONER Of medcne the Of hFst calling attsn-
zion tn virtues Of MArshals Uterine rahocon The pa
lent married woman and The mother Of Two Ghidrea
she had been ionay troubled with discharge similar
the e and hat hsd trouble with her mon,hly
periods but considered hersefa good health. She then
n shooting pains under her rght shoulder blade,
which af erwsrd extended II Ong the shs then
uoubsd with headache and great debility Gold.
shuddsrng pairs and a,shss Of heat ucud shoot The
whole body The organic dhcu os the womb nnay merged
into compls proapsus that she could Got cit dovn wh
pin. There wsarntss and aching ia the bsek and
uncomfortable desire 10 lie The sofa s day she had
with hot snd dry skn, and altogether In eriesl
condition CSndor eompes ne TO soy that many Of thsss
symptoms appeared aer undertook the ease and best
skn could command failed TO them I'm as
spOn.ib hy almost too heavy and eJnnltsn With
eminent .ne In New York CITY led 70 the use Of
Msr,hs Uterine cssholcon. TIE change u symp 70
mdsr and hen again TO perfect state Of he.h va
gradual oui the whole process WAs a. beant nj as se al
uA devt Of plant from the seed 10 TIE rpe uiL
constant o. % Tor sin mOnths attended By complete
and thoaEh several years have elapsed rot he
then it eonstsnfy and do than
sinpe jates shss say that j. i smissny .orhy Of pss
le eOuadsnee. w, TURNOcK, n. dr IneanA.
To ne t7raSlsrs5erV Company:
6snlsne7-I look upon ss an act q Qualification -
well Of duty 10 IN you Of my sxpsrenc. With FeKGra
70 MArshAis Uterine Caihoicon. hive en- pruetidnG
physician r some twenty-five years and have a~sys OaaS
My brethren in the med r profession srays oOssJ
upln thess complaints neurshe ami they much
snted their Inability 20 discover remedy. HaVrg heard
OF your Psepar4Hon-NGnhAI's Uterine caihoIcoa--aa1
knowing hat had been benefited By It's use tc ugha
my duy % give Il most thorough inyestiEAton Ths so
loving TIE resalt of fur years careful tra hav- aways
band suecsssfa In Characterised By aBy of q o
owiiE sympon Great heat pressure a1d oe,rirs dova
IN the uterine organs ef weight the bAdeF,
companed By ard fsquens csrs pass water sss
nervous excitement ahoal the tine q the monthly psrOd
With irrsgu'ar sohsrge being abuntans sn&
st oter imes soanty and dc1it Weskasu and orfnzas
in the back, headaches, rrbsy q temper, eh
Ia the stomach, weight the fons and snail Of the back,
erEwnK and tngng In various paris of ths body, and
great general here many other
sympt0s connected with these complaints. and hava ob
them vel de efibed In Tie various efrincass aud
publications of your company ought n ssy that IN ne
paints caused ~ The "turn cf fs IN elderly salen,
well IN the OF young girls iust coming 70 maturity,
MarshAs Uterine CAtholcca - int1ele Yours, truly
BkNJ. IA. kIrrREDGG, n. D.
EE- Th1asands o. other esrsiaeatss are on fls.
For sale by ALEx MAcKEszTE.
II coaegc Street, NAsKvn1A
And By every ugrst In the State laas1
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THE psrinershp hetseen the unaersigned IN re n,us
= AL style - J. VI. SsAbury c.. ditsovfd BY un.
the Sis nit kthrr of VIII astend he
IN sTABuRY,
"a A. PEACH.
fnua-n II SkABuRf
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KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
MARKET STREET, WEST OF TWENTIETH
PHILADELPHIA.
S. F. JACOBY s CO.


IMPORTERS of and dealers In the various Foreign aud Do
nestle Marbles, Statuary, &c, have constantly hand
large and select sssOrmet OF MANTLES, TONES, MONU-
MENTS, TABLE TOPS ke., Of every description not
eeed by any in the city, for beauty symmeiry and nish
CABINET MAKERS, PLUMBERS AND MARBLE CUT
TERs furnished st the shortest notice. with Marble Of every
description and pattern, whether Foreign Domestic either
finished in the Slab Block, The most accommodating
terms.
We especially invite attention to stock hand
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GOODS CHEAP.
pIsSOLUTION.

wswn close the remainder Of stcck - Winter
os amongst which large OF BKD uLAAKATs
janis A. Id a co.
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IMPORTANT
TO EVE r Y BOD Y.


LoR at te years have been engaged in business,
Il known on - mvseis and comparatively few hers,
whom have yhcted for he Of $3.50 each which has
averaged me Of from s3 900 to IS oO0 per annum,
and aving s9e arrsngenen Europe next Spring.
to engage ;nthe anne business desirou' o giving fun
instructiansin the Art every peron who w remit ne
the Of OEE oLLAR. induced, from the success
have been favored with and the happy acknoWlege
ments have received from those have instructed in the
Art and who making from so 20 $l5 per day, to
give every person chance TO into OF this
valuable Of making small fortune. There Is no
about the bus here alluded TO- Refe ences OF
the best cs be given regards its character and can
persons in Phiiade phs we'll in this city,
who have within four months embarked in the business ana
who will testify that they making on IS TO tl5 per day
at the same Il business in which either ladies
engage and with perfect make very hand
income Several ladies in various parts Of Pennsyva-
and Maryland whom have intructgd In the art, are
clearing from % So Per day Itisa GES1EE BusI-
NESS and but si.ings required 10 start 1t Upon
receipt Of 81, will Immediately send 20 the applicant
printed circular containing fall instructions in the Art which
will be perfectly erstood upon being once read
Address A. L. PARSONS,
No. 5S, West 26 street,
NEw YoRK.
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IMPORTATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1866 7!

APPROPRIATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1861
THE subscriber, beg TO can attention of their friend
and The trad. IeaeraIIy to their arrangements ios
We shan be prepared by the iOh ef February show
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
Our Foreign Department
VIII b, suPpiei with almost entirely stock, which
has BEEN ps1nAy sse,tea b. u he house in EaIopa
We invite particular attenton 10
Our Dress Goods Department.
We shar be able to show all the
NEWGsr DESIGNS AND FABRICS,
10 Silks, Bsrages. Barags de LANES, challiss Tie
sues, Elegant RObss. Brilliantes, Grenadines. De
BaiSes, French, Scotch aud English Mnslins, Lawns
and cambries, Bombszinss, Alpaeeas, shavls scarfs
Manrllas, Talmss, &C., "a.
Also,
yerylarrs strck n FRENCH scOrCH ard IRISH KAi-
BRnIDkalEs. wHITE GOODS, LINENS, LINEN GOODS.
In the
Hosiery Department,
An unusually large to, H. every variety ef
English snd German cction, Silk and Lisls Thread
Hose. Gloves Mitis, and Small Wares. &c, &c.
AaSO,
A eholcs stock ef Gosas lor
6EETLRMENs WEAR and TAILoRS USES.
ABS0s
Carpet Department,
Every variety sf Rieh yslssz wiiton Tapestry. Bru.
Sels. Ply ana IngrAin Carpets, caHtoa Mating.
Eloor Oil Cloths Ruga add DTuegetsf RICH cuhs
TAIN sTUFTe, IN graf vsrirss ana
H0UsR-KEEPTNG eooDA
ALSO.
In tie
Domestic Goods Department.
AMERIcAE, COTTON AND weoLLEx a0ons
ws rspsst shat kAse efsn sd ssf.rs thst 10 ear
Intsntioa casr sosIher fFsas - the LARdEE
sgsCKs e fsosds Aaa - . eza isla s ss ars ssd
ia any nsarksf ~ iAe eoastffF.
Oar F.rsa FAhres .ss AZ % orA oSs xroEzaIs1N ana
passlcu,as,y a6sperd ie EouahsFa eo8sumpta
We shan BE- Essd - he iTa3e n nagtea n
Inr ssason aEa stee fhsm sa& uith
tbss si1 - hF hs safsrss q Gloss BUfkks eRsa-
Slsr tsrrus A., cksH es GOOD NOTES yavah- tnuups.
atls a tsn& We sh1n ala sdkses - - sys lsh<A
has worksd ssa ia paat a seps nssri 81 rsNa
ssa colursd cueH 6eooe ~ neE ossA at AaHafaasrt
eesf pfses- 1858
BANCROFT, RETTs q MARSHALL.
SOC nnd 81 Kins 81,
snua-an . GhaHhsaaems .. O.
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New Yorl. Millinery.
MRS. SIMMONS,
Wholesale and Retail Miiiinery ana Straw Goods
Warehouse, SEA Broadway, New York

wholssAis and Retail Miilinsry ane Straw Goods
Warehouse. SEA Broadway, New York
MRS Is noS ln Earope oT the express puFPass sf
NJ lecting oEsties f shs egrnE Trade. uhh vii arrive
aud b ey fr Inspection soa ths tsi q NARA
Saalern and Weslsrn Merchants ard Mn<Fs fespse
tally Invited ean mise ne - ore Peaea1sng
sseshere. Pafen beaRes alsays % band ans ssnt ~
express 70 anY address. Sas-a@
IvCLECTHC WAGREBNE.-Ths Frscsie hag.-
IL slae a gorsNn LissFaturc - ray nefn sd atsF
sarth H. eaesen IN b~s uasafne PaoA bed ~
eas sprass III. chuiast artis fae crra = fPsakpf
81 he leadsng 70 "a Qaasrbss sse fAzlafs sna ne
pssscilans q lheir fea psna omiites nrteea q
tsr lusarasnse Ihe AeTcan rsadefs qEss - - pal
rsns ssss Asan a nhcrasy ues u, - pes<nsas ssias,
al = slaaa R.tre. -.
ench sna making thrgs veunss year and nssrsy
Isl pssss snssshst ~ tsexe spesnad pertrsia 81
s.s,isls,s psrsons kslofi q su,ecsas a3 psf -
Fhs 1laanry na nhsf sEns se,nas- hsH = gaod
fas !, sussnFhe. oIasrs ior NE eefk suiei.ef.
anfresf W. n. bluWEEL.
a. I'd N4asaa stsesl. Gss reFk.
WANTEB.
nn0 nARkkIa Lkap. fn vhish SO Ehsai asf
4 .ONJC SEA prics sdl b fz.d u cAsa-
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PAryNr SHOULDER SEAM sHIRTs

aRcElyED TdIs DAT.
kOfHFR Cors Lss 81 Fins shiEta, witA 1nd vitAoui
n ei4ra saenf pres. AL uarfsnssd 70 a. ueA. ana
A. b. asas 1stisT than any oghrE tltls g tA3rss
ebS seg eak n >. a. Ao9fL1
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MARCH /. 1856. E.
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of w g. sWYH
AER, 10. IL Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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Holm s.. nRIEN.

Alton RNEt AT a W.
toaire No 50 Cherry street. Up Stairs
NASHVILLE Tsnn,,
IIAvTNG rssumed the prartice q ihs Law WI dsvots
II hsassa sEclazivsly io he eaes ~ his Pfoisssea
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS

From 8. ". PETTINGILL co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
119 Nassau Street, NEw YoRK,
And No. 10 State street,
p Co., Agents for the influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the UAed ststesa
the Canadzs.
Il COTTENET d CO., Importers Of French and
other European Goods, No. IS Broad street.
sug3i IS
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
REM VAL.

removed cur entire stock OF Wood and Willow
" Ware = No 120 Second stree. one door above Vine
opposite Kings Hoe
st. Louis, Mo.
s. CUPPLES CO.,
NkEUTAcTUkERs AND wHoLEsLLK DEAikzsm
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
BRooMs, BRUSHES, MATS, MATCHES. BLAcKING,
HAP, MANILA, JUrE corroS CoKDAGE AND Twuxs,
or ALI KINDS.
Wrapping Paper Selves Curry Combs Cards and Hames
QENG engaged more extensively in flcturng than
aDy other house In line in the West can and will
sell lower than other house in Sc Louis and you viii
call on US before purchasing either Chicago Cneirna
you will find at prices will average lower than e her
of the two places. We call psrticuar At.en len
stock o!
TURNED AXE and PICK HANDLES, WELL BUCKETS
and Iron bound Kegs, from to gallons and Brushes
Of all kinds and all kinds Of Willow Wagons Cradles Cabs
Hampers Cohes and Market Baskets every descrpt
OF Farey Work and Travelling Baskets Cedar Tubs ChurnS
In Foxes, Cans AMI Buckets all of St. LOUIS manufacture
except the two last, which we bring direct from the manu-
facturers
We also Agents for PIERCE cos Milwaukee Matches
which selling at Factory Prices feig; adds d. We
are also MANUFACTURING the large Steamboat and Stable
Brooms and rst rate Imitation Shaker BroomS. Broom
HRndlss and TWine always hand. feb4-d3m
WHOLFsALE CANDY MAyUFECToRY
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NASHVILLE. TENN, SATURDAY.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER 4 sCHELL's Gen'l Advertising House,
APPLETON BULLDOG, SAC and 34S Broadway.
Late No. so Nassau-Street.
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PATENT PLASTIC SKIRTS.

DATES & FRANCE, No. 1 barclay ST..
ID y. CdutiOn.-Eone genuine except they have
the stamp 6 the Patent All manufacturers and sellers in.
ringing win be prosecuted according to Law.
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REAn THtN

HAVE for sale several NFGRoEs o. excellent eharsetsr
amOngst them cd oaeh boss sAtTA nsansiTess
wa-her and irOnsr Ac Also thai &c srAtsa soann VIVA
u extra Coos asher IronsT, warranted ssit
ene ljanll khts ". fukTtk
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1T INNS.
One copy &c per year Six eoPiss SO Ten copies ti5
THE WEEKLY PATRIOT AND TIE FARMER
AND MECHANIC FOR FOUR DOLLARS.

send copy Of the Farmer and Msghahie sns
one copy the WeekIy Patriot 'oe a.
EE- Payment In all casrs in advance.
liberal commissions - Local Agents who VIII interest
them elves IN their own neighborh5Ods number
peent Traveing Agents who vel r,oommAndfd,
wanted with whom e viii make special arrsngeBents
Send for specimen and Prospectu and get up club
AMONG your frienda-
Addrrss BOSWELL WlllIAMf,
febl NAsuyfLLk, Trnu-
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JAxEs D. HoUsxAAs. JULIus H. sKTTH. r. B. BowLER
HOCSEMAN, SMITH & Co.,
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nR I w. MORTON

ABtIcuItuIaI 4MPAeASuLS
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
y. .. :" Il Il Il IL R
IIAs and vii keep On hand, up stairs ~
Ii in II. T. feAtmAnb Warehouse, S~~Se<s@qI@--z-f
Market street, q well assorted stock Of Nf.4n&
Agricultural and Horticultural G1azzh<
Implements and Tools, lsuch COrn shencFs caiuva-
toTs baTrous BArnhis Corn Drills and Planters. Snnp
PuI 70 and Lever JaGks1 and Houssfurnishng oods,
which be viii eel MAnnfacsurrFs' pricea Aded.
he has also fr sale GRASS sEkDS And iei - coPfkk
KETTLES and SHEET IRON STOWE
Persons in want % Two Horse Posers Thrushers hov
ers er Corn shctrs Ae w send IN their orders,
dent intend nPort any Azi not previously en-
ena-d lrcs-0
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IMPORTANT
TO HOUsEKEEPERs AND DEALERS.
The Hope Mills,
II Fulton Street and II Beekman Street. New York,
Principal offce, lOs Front Street, New York.
Factory Nos &C. 81 an6 82 Hudson Streets Jersey City
THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
Il KNOWN
Coffee and Spice Embellishments,
Continue 10 prepare the best Pharma CueIicnl
Powders in use, for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT, TEA
AND OTHER CAKES, Sc They also prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and many other articles Of daily use in every family
which they offer the most reasonable terms. Cata-
logues sent TO dealers who request them.
r. H. + G.. ISHAM.
H.B-Consumers advised to inquire for HOPE Mus ar
ricles. aug2-ly
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