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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

4 FEMALE FuRY.-A Mrs. Albee, oil
Saluda. Indiana. recently attacked some
men who were making fence, with q
mattock. liz a most terrific manner. The
men only acted on the defensive. One
seizing q mattock 10 prevent her doing
any mischief. she attempted to kick him,
when he caught her foot and she turned
a somerset backwards. rendering The
whole scene what might be called seri
ously comic. Tho men then fled. leav
ing the field 10 the fair asssilsn;.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06
CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS.

Tlke NJ more Arsenic, Tonnes. Msrcnry.
oaInine, fel.rifugcs, Strycbnine. CT Anti Peri
odics 1 any kind. The well kuo,vu IL. fIicien
cy oil the snoxious poisons proves them la 10
'ne osusP'tn2 e''her OF inise medical principles,
or ufmercenary quacks. The o ly remedy ia
existence that Is both sure akd harmless. ia
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For sale IN Plymouth l,y II. b. PERSHlNG.
d Co.. dea er ina Drugs medicines Groceries.
July 10. 1855. l8Iv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06
Crippled pifh Rheumatism, arm and leg per-
ished-no hopes of his reuoUery-timeiy use
OF X. X. R.-A iconderjul cure.
LETTER FROM ISAAC HCDDLEsrotE.
Ravds Parish, La. June 10th, 1855,

~ LITTER FROM ISAAC HUDDLEs TUNE
Rapids Parish, La. June 10th. 1893,
Messrs X ,dway s. Cor ,dway Ready Re-
lief has cured Peter May OF Rheumatism, when
there was no hopes of his ever recovering. l
lrearl of his situation auI sent for him. His
right arm and leg was all persisted; he had no
use IF them at alb: but by the use OF yonr med
icine in two months he was carrying the mail
from Cherryviae TO Burr's Ferry. l objected.
He said he must do something for living. Ii
has been fourteen months since he was cured.
He is now wei and is working on his farm, and
the whole cost of his cure for 20 ar medicines
was FIVE dollars. Isaac HUDDLEsToNE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

@A hsnsoms young widow applied
to physician TO relieve her of two dis
sressing complaints with which she was
afflicted.
in the first place." said she. al have
little or no appetite. What shall | take
for THAR"
For that, madam. yoa should take air
and exercise"
land. doctor, I'm quite fidgetty at
night and afraid to lie ALONG. What
shall! take for THAR"
For that, madam. can only recon-
mend that you take a-husband
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

THOSE 'sPEsKT HooPs." Some Of the
young gentlemen who arssiven to prom
enading with ladies'. now wear q strip OF
Steel, stlched in the outer seam of their
pantsloons from the knee down. This
prevents entirely the excoriation Of The
skin from the friction ofthe ladies' hoops.
Without such protection, a walk Of a
miis or two. arm in arm. is sufficient
to establish a raw on the masculine
.-Iimb."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

Il stand" said Western stump ora
tor. ION the broad platform Of the prin-
CT pies Of 'sS. and palsied be mine arm il
I desert 'umr'
"You stand on nothing OF the tind!'
interrupted q little shoemaker in the
crowd; '-you stand in my boots that you
never paid me for, and want The mo-
sey
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

A regimentsl chaplin. in preaching to
his military auditors. spoke of the gener-
al deluge.
"Who's he" whispered soldier. nudg
ing his comrsde. Il thought knew all
the great commander Of Europe. bu! ]
never heard Of General Deluee be-
FORE"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06
Evidence Of Safety.

INV TIKI JUNG ] I, 100.
IL have made chemical examination If
"Bhodes' Feverand Ague Cure or "a piitluis
TO Mllarla.' aud have iesied ii for Arsenic.
Mercury, Quinine, aud Sirycl miro, but hav,
not found a particle of eiilier il IL, nor have
fo'snd any substance ia ITS comyosition tia,
would Prove injurious To lie consfituii..r.
JAMES K GIIlLTON, NJ. D., CLeu,i,,.-s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

urA lsdy applied At the post Office
IL oshor DAY IN shis city says the Ban
gos Journal. for some stamps. Being
Informed that they were three cents
.soiscs. she ssks3 e they could not be
e5osded cheaper. She IVES told that
fhas Wa de price all through the
stssss. She then asked il there wss no
chs1b<s HAD. Yss, said the clerk. here
8se som rln 6nes. which are cent
epjsce. 6he es1sd i( shsy were just as
60. n elosk said they were. only il
vouI3 49, nnoss ~ shem, end they did
NOE look = usll. Oh well said the lady.
I nesss yes % psticulas ss some folks
on losks, snd ri take sens Of the blue
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

Before the time Of Pope Innocent Ill.
1ll6) there was no solemnization of
marriage in the church. but the BRIDE
groom came TO the brides house and led
her homo TO his own. which was all the
ceremony then used.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

A st. Louis paper says that the grass.
hoppehs have eat up the entire tobacco
crop Of franklin county, and the last
that was heard from them, they were
seated on the corners Of the fence, beg.
ging erery man that passed for a
che1pi 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06
WURD,s,COUGM BALsAM.

is prepared from receipt from an eminent
Il member of the Medical profession, and So
licits the scrutiny of the scientific. At has
been successful in arresting disease m null
ttude ofcases. in which without this invalua-
bic medicine, the sufferer would have become
a victim OF that fell destroyer, Consumption.
Try it la lies, already the incipient growth Of
this disease, is discernable in your hollow
cheek and Sunken eye, which if not checked,
wiIlbrng you into premature and early grave
TRY IT, and you will find restoration of
youth and health o. X. TRIP, Wholesale
Agent, fremont douSe, Detroit. II b. PER-
SIZING Agent, Plymouth, Ind.
Sept. 90, 1855. 27yl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06
- Wagons
or Sale Enquire at the Brick Store.
Feb 81, 1856. 47tf.
MY RESPECTS,

|"IILL all those who are indebted to me
w please call and settle their little ac-
ccunts, as am sarely oppressed on account
OF some bad bargains heretofore made with bad
eggs / am now trying TO do business on my
own hook, and want oil the dimes can get,
if they are justly due me.
ROBERT RUsK.
March G. l856-Sw5O q -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06
DOCTORS WEST & FULLER
Ec{ecfiC RhySsciNAS.


HAVING associated themselves together
II for the purpose of prseti, ing their pro-
fessions, would respectfully offer their selyic-
es 10 all who may feel disposed to favor them
with call. Doctor West having had a long
experience in treating the diseases of this
climate, fees confident in the success OF bis
treatment--and we design being always on
hand 10 attend all calls by night or day--in
every branch the medical profession. Doc
tor Fuller having been in regular practice in
Goshen and Elkhart for six years, and having
received a regular medical education in The
West, feels confident Of the successful effect
OF his treatment in all the diseases OF this
country, and will attend all cases requiring
surgical treatment.
Office on the east side of Michigan street,
three doors south OF Edwards Hotel, PIym-
outh, Ind.
Nov. %, 1855. 37tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06
ftfSflIIali0n,
Yellowness of the Skin



.-a and Eyes, Pain in the -
Side, Back, Chest, limbs, &C., Sudden flush
es Of heat, burning in the FISH, Constant i'm
maginings Of Evil, and great depression of
Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention of
the public 10 this preparation, does so with
feeling ofthe utmost confidence in its vir-
tues and adaptation to the diseases for which
it is recommended. 1t is no new and untred
article, but one that has stood the test of a
ten years. trial before the American people,
and its reputation AND sale is unrivalled by
any similar preparations extant. The testi-
mony in ITS favor given by the most promin-
ent and well kown Physicians and individu-
ais in all parts of the country is immense,
and careful perusal of the Almanac, pub
lishcd annually by the proprietor, and 10 be
had gratis OF any OF his Agents, canDot but
satisfy the most skeptical that this remedy is
really deserving the great celebrity il has OBJ
tanned. Principal Office and Mandatory, No.
SO Arch ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Indiana Testimony.
HUNTINGTON, Sept. 20, 1854.
WIN. NoRroN says: s'Send me another sup
ply of Bitters Immediately. They sell rapid
ly, and give the most unbounded satisfaction in
every case. do MT know of but one instance
in which have sold one bottle that the per-
son did not return for more, and in that case,
the one bottle cured the person.
GosHEN. April IS. 1853.
DR. C. p. JAcoBs says. ''I have used sevel-
al bottles Of youi German bitters, myself aud
in my family, and | find it the quickest and
most efectual remedy for nervous diseases of
anything had ever used in my Practice or
family. Myself and several members of my
family are troubled with heart complaint, and
il is the only medicine We depend upon for
relief, as it never fails: / have prescribed it
with unfalling success in number Of cases."
DELrai, April 9, 1853.
JACKSON & BECK say: "We have sold all
your German Bitters, and the sales are dai ly
increasing. Send another supply Immediate
ly."
CoRYDox, Feb. IS, lS53.--Dr. Clemons-
Sir, please send me the other two bottles OF
Hoofis nd's German Bitters, prepared by DR..
G. NJ. Jackson, agreeably toour arrangement.
have received more benefit from what have
taken for the Liver and Kidney complaint,
with which have been afflicted for eight years
than from any and all other medicines have
taken, put them all together.
Respectfully, &c. N. S. REYNOLDS.
JacoB C. TAUGHT, Postmaster. North Salem,
Hendricks county, writes:
al take great pleasure in informing you
that have used your German Bitters for Dys-
pepsia, and have found great benefit from their
use, and would like you to send me lot for
the benefit of my neighbors."
They are entirely vegetable, containing no
| injurious ingredients or alcoholic stimuants,
always Strengthening and never prostrating
the system.
| Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by Druggists
and Stofekeepers in every town and village in
the United States and Canada.
Sold by PERsaiSG & Thomson, Plymouth,
do. Dr.. HUMPHREYS, Knox, Ind.
May %, 1856. l0yl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06


PUScHEs.-Do not eopfde in the
youDg-new wood splits. Put no faith
in the old-sn old pump leaks.
That physician dies an old man. who
lives upon his own remedies and ye, takes
none.
Waiting for dead mems shoes is, in
most measures bootless affair.
Ladies generally shop in couples
When lady has any money to spend,
she dearly loves taking friend with bel
to see her spend il.
Bad words. like bad shillinss are often
brought home TO the person who uttered
them. -ea.-stl
Life. we are told. is journey-and
to see the way in which some people
cot. one would think they were taking
in provisions to last them the whole
journey.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

MIS- preparation is highly rerfume5. IA
Il gives the hair dark. SOFT. glossy and
lively appearance, which cannot be obtained
from any other article. II eGectually cleans
es the scalp from dandruff and scuri, and keeps
IN, !, mead clean and healthy. 1T prevents the
neiI nom falling OF or turning grey. and in
slnIeS WIN new life and vigor. Hurts Go
s,t e,oss Is put UP IN large bottles, end sold
principal dealers IN Drugs, Medicines ana
Fancy Goods throughout he world. c-rc s-~
~. Mr. Wholesale sg't, fremont Heuse
e!Fc1', Mich, and II. r. Fsssnsxs. Plemovs b
fnds Sept 20. 1855. Gyi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

sSTHE Subscribers arc now re.
81 eeiying the following, direct from
q the Eastern Manufacturers and old
~ England. We have now on ha nd q
Larger stock than can be found
elsewhere in the west. Wehaye added many
new article as we'll as increased those here
TO ore kept which will be sold at Cincinnati
prices with the addition elireiqht. Among the
articles OF which we have full ASSORTMENT
Table and Pocket Cufiery--The BEST rs sort
ment ever offered in The west.
Bmtding Materiats--Such as Locks, catches
butts, hinges, screws. glass &c.
Carpenters and Ce0ger's Toois--A full as
sortment ofchsels, hand and Tenant Saws.
planes, drawing knives &C.
Cabinet Mixer s GoOds-- Mahogany and wal
nut veneers ard knobs, TILL chest, Gun Loard
looks, table hinges, bed castors, glue, &c.
BlncIsmiths Tools--Such as snyils, vices,
screw plates, bellows, hammers. rasts, files
ShoenbeTger'S Iron. steel pow moulds, &c.
Gunsmifh Maferiois--Locks, triggers, tules
gun mounlry and barrels, pistols, game bags,
caps, TASKS. DC.
For M'llers--Leatherb elting, packing, rope
boiling cloths, mill cross. cut and circular
saws, files &c.
For F'drmers--All ktuds OF farming utensils
plows, corn shelters, hay cutters, cast steel
and steel back scythes. cradles, FORKS rakes,
spades, ShoyelS, hoes, dc.
Carriage Trimmings-EBainelcd and plain oi T
cloibs, laces, iriI ger, linI IS. hub bands be l.
lows, spokes. shafts, axles. sIiiI rs. &c,
Saddiery Hardaeare, d Harness Noun ting
A large assortment saddle trees, buck Il $,
stirrnps, names, ,nrmtEed and patent leather,
morocco, sheep and calf skius, &c, &c. We
design keeping every article in That Ire.
Also; Shoenberger iron, nails, and Belmont
nails.log, trace, halter and fifth chains, leu,l
pipe, pumps, axes, curry -csnb,, patent md
common strap hinse:. grind stones ard iicns.
window sash, &c, &C., tor sale. at " holesale or
retail. al the sign Of the b z Pablo, X, No. IS
IVES, and SIS Elst, Washington street.
N. Is. Having made arrangcments for H.,
sale OF liass & Mi,cbelps DayioE made Hor,s
Collars in This Stale: We " III sell al su,su adj
vance above Dayton prices.
II. S. KELLOGG & son.
indianapolis. Jan. 81. 1886 z6,I.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06
r. R. H.
LIFE AND DEATH.

The Mysteries of disease laid open to the peo-
pie.
Health isthe Principle Of Lift; Disease is
the prin cipLa Of Death.
The r. X. r Remedies possess the grea
power to secnIe to the human system Health
and long life, and to free tue human family
from pains aches and all bodily iu6rmities.
The art Of preserving health ard The method Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

Al eminent artist 10 about getting a
'.spsnonma Of . law suit. " Il opens
win the gear one. end CLOSES viii
deoaedsy. -. 8
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06


A WONDERFUL discovery has recently
"A been made by DR.. Curtis OF this city, in
the treatment oil Consumption, Asthma and all
diseases ofthe Lungs. We refer to DIR. Cur
tis' Hygeana. or -lnha.ing Hygean vapor and
Cherry Syrup" With this new method. DIR.
C. has restored many~fflcted ones to health.
as IN evidence Of which he has irnumersble.
certificates. Speaking OF the treatment, q
physician remarks, at is evident that inhsl-
ing-constantiy breathing an Agreeable. heal
ing vapor--the medicinal properties must como
IN direct ontact with the whole arial cavities
OF the a igs, and thus escape the many and
varied Changes produced upon them when in
trodw ed into the stomach and subject to the
proc IS OF DIGESTION The Hygeans is Cor
sale at all The Druggists throughout the conn
try. -NeD York Dufehman, Jan. Ia
The Inhaler is worn on the breast undertte
linen without the least ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
heat Of the body being sufficient to evaporais
the fluid. ~.
U-forsale by II. B. PERsHING. Plymouth.
May 3, 1855. wi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

! A Western cattle dealer who rarely
had the privilege Of sitting down to meat
with family. and had never Been in a
ministers house in his life, was not long
ago benigh,ed aud lost in his ride across
the prairies, and compelled to ask for
lodgings at the first house ne could
End. Happily fer him Il proved to be
the dwelling Of good man. parson. mho
gave him cordial welcome. and what
was specially agreeable. told him that
the ywere about 10 set down TO supper.
The travellers sppeshe was rsvenous. and
abe moment he was asked to sit By he
eomPlied: and wiihout waiting for q
second invitation. he laid hold on what
he could teach. T. -rr--r- .-s
"Stor, stopr ssid the good man Of the
house.swe are in the habit of saying
Something here before we eat"
+ This hint to walt till blessing wss
asked, the rough customer did not under
stand. but with his mouth full he NUT.
1 tered:
''Go ahead. say what you like; you
csn't torn nay stomach now!"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

''Go ahead. say what you like; you
'csn't turn nay stomach 'now!"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

n. n. rERsHING.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

Il. A. THOMPSON.
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HOTELS.

A PIERRE HOUSE. GO AND 6sl BROADWAY THE
L. proprietor has The pleasure Of announcing that be has
cured valuable services OF Mr. j. Forenoon the New
York Hotel general superintendent The permanent a.
yelling public viii find this Of the pleasantest
hotels New York Elegant suits OF he had with
board ~ from s2 10 $50 per week transient guests ~ per
". n. FooTE
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BOUNTY LANDS.

UMPoprANT 10 PARTrES LOCATING LAND wan
j rsns-The undersigned win locate. for eomnrsson
land warrants upon lands restored rom railroad re-
servaions in several land dissrcs Of WISCONSIN, IL
Application IL made Said lands u, their conisty IL i'm
proyemenss win profit OF 10 800 per year
STOW a JAMESON,
wsaYm Land and TGp Agency y Broadway,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

LBAHY AHD TROY BOArs-RZGUJAR Linz
VII sia s.ssss: nd s w.:s TIE s:s :psaas
aLns SSss ~ :ss ;T mS:y
ssdns. foI furSsr psrsscsiArs inquire o. Ls~is IT,
IL he trains YIN leave Chambers strss, station as roows
:.,.n 20 T. Ps - AToSss way ss r.p
n q, slas sing 1850 and q as ran sa-s:
ra: .s sssssi The for sSl Nj .ss
i'R s ss -ss1
T.: N. AZ Z. ';is a;' $ IL H. e
MoRsIsd LIsE toR FORT MoNxouTn,.. VIA
oS e. Murray es every 5cra a e.s.p
aud sunday Tor ihs above places oeloek re,urpnF %
own foa. vim AWAY: sad sage; q. Tao. q
one cot q hs se cppcans. oSsres Cod ass
and Igsi. where Ss inner Dc sasssd fsre
ycnx .sp Du. gsF r. so s An AZ
ssssnger ,rAins win leave 600, Of Dasn street. COL
tSn.io Eygre., asAn, for Bgn.ic;
ssS sss% y tsr pussrs nd ban.o and la,cru..
ssss:s s;s!.:: = J; " Z; SaSslss :, ,..
Va rcsmcn M sSsrn and nsrme. 2, snn
Way Passenger ~ y. n, for Newbug and Midtown,
NIB, Isprs.s asP: NJ, for Dunsirs and Buffalo
kmsrsni sis T. NJ for punsrk and Buffalo, and nierme
The sbove trains run daily, SUNDAYS ercep.si;
These express trains connect a Elmirs with he Gmira Ca
9aasssss sFsr. s.. r.ise -. ss S.s,rs E.
syracuse Corning with Buffalo Corning md New
railroad Rochester 81 Great Bend with Delaware Iarka
Dunkrk Lake shore railroad for Cleveland Cncin
n'' '''t'' D'''O9 - D. q SccALLuS aeuerai supt
NTFw YORK AND COMFY ISLAND, LANDING AT
~ Tor Hamilton each way.-The steamer NORwALK
Capt g T. Rodman, will leave follows, sundays Included
leaving foot q Spring street At o. A. i2i and az p NJ
leaving pier North river ut 10 NJ land r. NJ leaving
9, island lsi trip s,e.s Far. tr ,se trp o Co
een for which return ticket win be gwen. No half price
Cor children. q. Y. DODGE, Agent
CARAToGA, MONTREAL LEBANON SPRINGS Avn
- THE WEST
Fuw yosx AID HAsLpu RAuroAp.
Pare redused-Io "a. ha,iesny. 9 %; ssrsioss, s26z
$50 ~ express esye. corner Of White and Centre
connecting ct Albany At IT. A. r. with The Central Railroad
the West and with the Albany and Northern Rsrosd Al
.ra thence to Montreal and x cSsSsu your corners viii
he Western Railroad Tor Lebanon SPRINGS where passengers
$40 A. NJ msn rain stopping At All stations and arriving
IN me for the Central Railroad. -.
ei oad express train for the West II r NJ and with the
saracgs train ., A. ~ he next morning ,,s 49,. =.
Lake Eshopac -
o shsnee cf care on The arrival Of as per
's sish' ~, msi train, stopping 81 al stations.
~ .ersss. tran rsu q r. cen R.pcss .na Ss
srrIvai Il Hs fbsny and northern Railroad train fr5m
I s:ss.; 'S : 'ssss CAMPBELL ssSssuas..
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SALES AT AUCTION.

CYLvEsTER SLOWER, AUcTIoNEER-BY r @.
&c. On % morrow Thmsday] at 6 Clock At he sass.
% y
In French brosaee sa suits DO do IN green aud maroon
bookcases marble top centre side tables
stes Turkish easy chairs arm do rockers rosewood and
@s p ssa
ae Ao large ny0 Of rrsnoh pe ssrsss and cho oil
and glass ware fine table cutlery silver plated &c
Also large assortment hand furniture BY order Of
the MORTGAGE Catalogues on the morning Of sale
spruce streetHshsrids sale q iosss patterns
On Frday Angus! Is 1880 at TO- MI at the sa nssrSa
&c. spruce an Ssa
Wx n WEEKS, AUcTIoNEER.-BAKER4 WEEKS
WIN ss auction, a. .he nsrchan.s Esshssnss on
land The place island communicating with hs main
Is Wooded with forest and fraS Trees
ss ss Soass
deep has kitchen and cellar under the whole building and
ssn ss :
T ;pps S IL u
New York to which there means Of access several times
lex as sHS sos Sons
g and aSssqE e e p1s Desirable Apply % SA
w $. MELLoR,, AUcrIoYEER,-rRHyca Plate
w pier and mane mirrors, oil paintings I5iron feet piano
Stools auction at saesroom Is and Is Park
opposite The Aston House this day Thursday at fot2
O'Clock. Catalogues morning OF sale Also tine gold
lever Watches lot OF fancy Jewery da
wv s. MErIoR, AUCTIONEER.-ELEGANr CABI.
w. furniture this day, Thursday Mt le
o'clock at the salssroom aud IS Park row. opposite the
House, consisting OF the entire furniture OF large
manufacturer removed TO the sales convenience
sale and viii be sold positively without pay al
vances; consisting rich desirable stock sup
made cabinet furntureten solid rosewood paror suits etc
ceres bookcases enamced chamber suits solid
Bile top chamber suit richly carved paor centre tables
crotores, sdeboards music cabinets rosewood and maho
gany chamber furniture In suits 20 MATCH hair mattresses
tee 'ees plain and box SOFAS spring seat parior chairs
Turkish and Voaire do, clocks cutlery glass china
vases together with endless varet OF articles In the
housekeeping line worthy the attention Of city and coun
try buyers Catalogues issued mnrnng OF sale Goods
can be packed for shipping The premises at reasonable
charge.
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.cfi0y NOrICE.-TuIs DAY, AT l0la O'CLOCK,
the saiesrooms IL North William street, lot OF good
ten bureaus, two SOFAS bookcases ten tables and
Sis other artsces also the balance OF the dry goods
ancy articles groceries, &c. Friday will be sold, tie
stock country store comprising general ys.iety