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A BDOMINAL FEMALE SlPPuLTlR. llllN
~ article So often recommended by the rhy.i-
clan IN cases of tccbleucss resulting from sickness
wclk consultation, So, is for sale at much lower
prices than in former years, at the cid stand by
TllEO. A. PECk.
Descriptive CireulaTsoi the several kinds found
ihs Counter,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-15
just Received

A PLATT'S SHOE SHOE STORE.
Gents Patent Leather Dress Boots
bremen Calf "
Congress CATERS, Calf Patent Leather,
Ladies' French and Glove Kid Cong. Caters.
Cloth " "
White Kid and Satin Caters & Slippers.
Black and bronze all Cloth Caters.
Dress and Toilet slippers, Bootccs Pol
kls, Buskns and Tics, aud great variety OF
Childrcn's Shoes. mavSd&w
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IL ~ e - a IL W. " -
Late Practising Physician.
Boston, Angus Is.

SETH W. FOWLE & Co., 1873 Washington st.,
Boston, Proprieto.s. Sold by their agents every
where.
Agents, T. A. Peek. A. C. Spar, Burlington
J. Newell & Co Winooski Falls IL. A. Hodges,
Richmond A. II. Gr1vcnor, Jonesville J. +.
Henry, Waterbury Marcus Hull, Hinesburgh ;
f. Alexander Il Co. Charlotte r Ferguson,
Essex. Mayl5w4Gw2
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ElctfcI.


tctgFE from well known lhE>Ician.
--iiAvLHlrfLl. Macs ,Junc J, l-jC.--o W. fowLE
4 Co.-G,ltlcmcu While suffering fem uys-
pepsi some year -incc. and TT! , almost every
thin. for it, removal withou. ans benefit was
accidentally led to m ike use of the -Oxy-cuatcd
Bittcrs. -" and after a short Trial of them. found
my hc,I,h imprYy wing, aud in time my disease IA
Ideally removed. SINCE then | have used them
in my practice ami generally with good success
Il now ofnomeIiciac so well adapted +, the cure
of Dyspepsia, in many OF it. a-gratatod 'otm..--
| hay, seen tho most ,tu' born eases, which had
resisted almost aI tine preparation. commonly
used for iul -r-toa, y...I a- ry magic upon the
administration o,a f-w doses Of these Biucrs.-
Such results have increased my c'uiieues in their
me iic4I powders, and strengthened my convictions
Of their superiority over all o,hor Instrumental
tito. in the .rncnt Of the COMPLAINT. for which
-,.,
'hey are ''c'n'nen'''
"ou'' ''''''"''
pyspeP'"' - use ''' %"' "''
al ""o w So wiz ''"P -
Ho'''"E ~ 'o"'''' ,,,,
wIiw2w A. H. foHtEN' NJ ~
ds,,In.s Eon,,lo pan. The c,root
NA'' "s
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WALL PAPERS.
"Advice to strangers Visiting
Burlington"

"AdviCe to strangers Visiting
Burlington"
The man who puts his hands within
rat trap, gets a bite.
Unpited, for the iron fangs
Lay open to his sight,
But traps more subtitle, here are found
Where yerdaut fools are led;
Brass watches, rotten Clothes abound,
And Peter Funk is fed
o ye, who seek Burliugton's Shore,
No more let sharpers bleed
But HE to TURKS CLOTHING STORE,
And purchase what you need,
For texture, cheapness, style and hue
Turks goods are never mated;
And on a ticket clear to view,
The price of each is stated
We are now opening the largest and most fash
ionable stock of spring Clothing, Cloths, CASH
meres and Nestngs ever exhibited in this market
and persons wishing to purchase anything in ouI
line would do well to follow the above advice, and
GALL at No. 2. Bank Block, Burlington, Vt.
ap3d&w. h. TURK.
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THE RACE.
q. T.. STAMFORD

NTOULD REMIND THE PUBLIC IN THEIR
w zeal and philanthropy not to forget Linn
for Notwithstanding the many good thing said by
his coutcmpo. aries, he will always be found On
the turf, and will continue 20 disbursc his mcr-
chandi2e to the four quarters of the globe, diHu-
sing comfort 70 his million of customers, who are
capable Of approaching bargains and good treat
ment.
VERMONT
Never before exhibited iorsalc so large stock
of goods any loco square feet Of its soil as
may be found at
1876 CHtRCH STREET.
Even the building in which they are
contained gives evidence of the Immense
stock, and the prices are So low that the
first thought that -trikes the purchaser with five
dollars in his pocket, is, how shall get my goods
home Their minds are however, at once re-
hc,cd when they are told that an goods are S, mt
tJse ,f charge To any part Of the Village.
Burlington, April 10, 1881. dSw
LNLOUK.-5OO bbls. Gothic Mills, super extra.
Il 500 bills Hudson Mills, extra.
500 " Industrial "
500 " Plymouth - Fancy.
500 " Erie Z" No J. this day received.
arranted to give naturalization both in Pric'
quality. For sale by
! novl3dAw NANSlKLTN 4 WALKER.
TEHE MLLCnANT will find some Of the dan
y gers OF his profession, IN the American Citt
| zen, Let him buy and read, Found at Nichols
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Always Something ,ScW.
READ IIII---yLD AND YOUNG
Professor WOODS
-

yr p..,,o,:o
max ACStoi awe
IT, - l.uI-, the W.st wonderful. discovery Of tAis
l.c .. %, .rc~. tor % VII. restore, permanently,
rr4v .r &. =. ,ri,.ull color, cover tue head of
fine l..Il vi,u arru-t Mxulillt growth, rem. we at
once AL llrIu.faaI rehias, cue uI -rf9iula,
AMI other t3ta.... rrUpr'1u-, -un4 &c. scalG head,
etc. Il vii 'V-r, itb by u.u-.t, nervous or peri
uijra. url..... u..e Lee hair suit, glossy, and
woyy. oat preserve tire c.'r Perfectly, and the
hair t..u. l,.la. e, to extreme j ne.
Tie t..l.wia; /. from distinguished member
ST the medical profession
~. PAU, January ], ISIS,
uEtR~... .Ia..l.c..,i. / send you this GER
tifeltr After l..n, nearly bald fur some time
and having tiled all tine hair rc.tnlatlycs oxtlut.
and Ll,i.. o., faith IN any. | wl- Induced, On
hcarin. ui yeur- O., give IL a trial. placed my.
self In the hands 4 a barber. and hal my head
rubbed vitha good .tiY brush, and tue uestora.
tive then a. lcia and well rubbed .u till the scalp
wa a-..w. Ili. Ircpu.ted every morning. and
in three weeks the YOUNG hair appeared and grew
rapidly from August last till the present time and
.. nov. I'll .; black and struur-,ott and ulelant
t. tue touch whereas. before, 1t YVES harsh ami
wirv. waat littlc there wls of ir, aul that little
re ,of1ti,e aosG. twice a week. and shall soon
have a god aud perfect crop # hair. Now, had
not seen any ct.e where any persons hair was re.
ally benefited by any the hair tones, etc. Of
the dnv and il really gives me pleasure to record
the result OF my experience. | have recommended
your tr,paration to others, and it already has a
iar.c and general sale throughout the Territory
/ TLeuc.,le here kn,,y it, effects. and have cont.
/ ,Irn., m n. The .upp,y YOU sent US, as whole.
md I5i,y ia,,,ri,, are made for it. You de.erye
.roli, a. VIM ,i,.c,yrry and G,- one. return
van nm, tba,.k. for the benefit it has done me. for
/ certainly had dc.paired long ago f ever eject
/ in. nav .,c5 result, 20
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To school superintendent
and Others.
Tie Progressive S.rtes Of Rsadcrs
icy TowS 4 lToLHEooE.

These most attractive and mefitCrlyus books are
now issued, and offered to tue public They urs
receiving the most Hatteting testimonials from all
who have seen them and meet with universal favor.
The r'IdHg Haf'er Is ent".iy Hsc an! u1'ps.,. .1-
te5"tng. The Books got W upon the be-, IT
paper, with the finest print; aud with fluctuations
and embellishments far surprising any other
school books in the market And yet they retail.
the general plan and arrangement OF Town = Serle-
now in common use in this state. The publ here
propose to obyi4tc the necessity, where new read
ing lessons required for teachers and scholars
t. learn Ger again, in new form, what thcy u.-
ready Lave acquired in manner not to be im-
proved. And thus to save much valuable time.
and prevent confusion in the mimi in ro-atl go
elements and rules. The to,hN.y grs &" t. h.s
hat. isroms accustomed H.. This Sc an important
advantage.
W rtuo'uton s contemplated, but -yldDl!
ing into this series, class by class where
scholars, most Of them, require 1sw banks.
Kinds fired at retail prices, for intro
ductior, in such cases, and the cost will be Ia
more than TO repenish the old Uniformity may
thus be kept, and, after another, in the
ftmel all the classes in the several schools will
he set up in the new books trthont copfu,y4 or
tJfru tIp,nSs.
Superintendent may order for exdmiuat "a
withou. charge Or for introduction, a; prices
annexed, 20 return what are not u,ed. and be-
pad Tor expen.cs and trouble.
send orders to D. II. Eauuoy Ag.,
West HrItteL0ru, ?.
d w -
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
to which he would respectfully invite the ntten-
ton Of he citizens Of this place and vicinity.
To 60 into long .wnded description of our
stock Of goods to pull or blow in regard to them,
is entirely out OF our line. We deal in facts, not
in fctions and intend to fulfill every expectation
which We Intentionally create. Come, examine
our stock and prices, test the merits Of our pre-
testions, and if conviuced-BUY.
d&wtf A. IL. BLISS Agent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BOY Wanted.

A BRIGHT. INTELLIGENT b oY Is or lG
n years old, and good reader and speller of
English, wanted at this Office as an apprentice to
the Printing Trade.
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Thanks for The Past.

WOULD ASSURE my customers and The pub.
" lie generally that have spared no pains ia
making my stock this Spring, and AIN ready 10
offer the best and largest stock that have had ~
any one time, II good
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-15

UNllE MLLCHANT will find some Of the dan
U gers of his profession, IN the American Citi-
zen. Let him buy and read, Found at Nichols
cps
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-15

Brushes, dc., included in the Package.
Produces perfectly natural color, Brown or
Black.
Leaves the Hair soft and flexible, entirely devoid
Of the harsh, unpleasant feeling usually pro-
duced by the various caustic Dyes in use.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18

Dlrect 1nl POFtatlOh 55I5s77I
WI have This day received, IRON the
les In sBelIaSt our Fan Importation Of IriSi IiS,
ney Linens, aud Linen CAlr brio HAndkeFchefs ThtaS
we're made especially fer Hales and are
Lhntsd an pure Linen We would respectfully invite puf.
y eau ana examines detsFmined 60 sell
AZ less pF1eeA than can be purchased city.
sPLS HE1sKELL 4 sWEARINqEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18
TIlE LAW OF NEWsPAPEKs.

I.-subscrbert give express notice to the
EHry, considered wishing continue their subScri
2-If subscribers order lscontinuaaee Of their peril
DdIcals publisher continue send them until all
FeaFHEts are paid.
3If Subscribers neglect refuse take their periods
which they directed they held
SespOnEbe til they settled te bill and ordered them
discontinued.
subscribers to other places without nform-
publishers, and the sent to the former de
SSctiOl, they arc held responsible.
5Ths Courts have decided that Tefu1ng I. take PerSd
or, Is primo licia EVIDENCE Of Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18

TERMS
EoF AlH C0UFse, tRct4dinG an Depdrfnlents Of Book
Eseptng Lectures aud PeiimdnSatp, favdrtdtty in
daoSces $40
FOR &EH COttrSe IN Laies 70
BE PRopRlEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
Their thanks for the gratifying unprecedented
cess have marked ts or
us establishment at the Capital, stimulates
heHed eXeFtlons to meet IN tie most eDfeet
rapidly inereasng demand for Pr0ccdl and cOmpree7-
see course mercantile trutRtRp. The great practical
experience Of the Principal In heavy Banking and COmer
eal houses, assisted by educated and accomplished gene
men mas enabled hun 70 bring to degree Of perfection
system ot COUNTING ROOM Instruction. BY oral exercises,
HOE ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION Each
SnentI by this process, the DESK inieid.
uy step by step, until he has mastered the whole routine
Of an Accountants niirs Thoroughly OagA hs had
Serced an uppreHticestfp In LuI0S GuaaG-ciuE
House and thus all REkWRrdness fterin and ,reRions
binnders are In great measure, dsSpattI.
In addition TO our engagement accomplished Assist
ants We have also secured the vi Of tile
most eminent Lecturers In Ohio, lecture commercial
Our Of Instruction TO parcuiari1e
mere but i embraces every thing eGnuec with DOUBLE
ENTRY HOOK kEEPlNG with free and full discussion OF
us Scientific upon Commercial History
and History OF Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge
SgTaphy cOmnereial Products Commercial CaIeuIrons
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics Trade Part
nerShip, &c,
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Powderi PoWderI

6oVRdefl Powder!
MI REILLY has eonStantly in insgazIne Eood suppiy
1AS DupCnfs superior Riae, Sporting (n eauuIlteFi6
both Tor Fsek and coal which he VIII sell either 81
tSs 9uAny or slngls low psit had ia ne
R Rs5Sad ~ 3 ssasast9r' sI sad ether, using large qaan.
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Sheppard and Morgan,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Saddle Harness ana Trunk nkManntactnFers
No. 13l, Mdin st. Corner Of Oltion.
II AVE now hand large and complete as4ortment Of
III All articles In lpeS consulting Of Ladies' and Geu-
teinens Saddlees tine and IRON RFe and
Leather, HoEshin, Hair aud Wool Collars Whps, HAnes,
saddles q eyeIy description and quality, om the leE eit
rate to the best s. Il Of English ShAfioe.
Iron fame very superior article
Tor lliteSG strength and durability.
Fine sinls double style; stage,
WagDn aud Cart Harness Of the beat material
InAnkhip.
large assortment q Carpet RAs and satehes q sTerJ
variety q material and pattern.
An work ordered win te furnished promptly, and no eE-
tort VIII Be spared 70 merit eontnuAnes Of public IA
SoTi7 = saEPHARD MoRGkE.
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rC CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other O.
nanca business Of e InegenceT should be addressed 20
tle PTOpret0rS.
Letters concerning the editorial department of the paper,
Iaou be addressed to the EdOrs jointly to either one
u them.
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
only side Of the paper.
Observance OF the above rules will greatly obuge u.s.
prompt attention tS correspondents than
..l might otlerRise receive.
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MISCELLANEOUS
COMMBRCIAL COLLEGE

TERMS:
For Ru9 Course, tRctadfng Depdrtnleats Of Book
Es:ptng. Lectures aud ReimdHSitp, favartdtky IA
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In eonne4ou With the above keep the largest stock in
The Mss.eEt country Of the GolowinE goods yions yIo-
RutinRel, Aceordeons, flutes, Res PaFcolets Carnes
nrumG etc In fact, keep every article belonging TO the
r s-Brasa Bands supplied with Instruments At shor.
notice.
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& AMERIO4N MANUFIOTURI5
ss BUFAsElt'.. BOGK.EkEkPElB'B

SIHCE this superior Rlud has been before he phe
- now nearly two years, It hAI been constantly EaiF n
mold Fluid. 71 = ~
During the past year twenty thousand Quart and mint bot
e together with saer sizes Innumerable Rye been God
% b9nksrs and merchants Cincinnati Louisville Pits.
0nrgh buhao Cleveland, Detroit, Terre Haue Lafayette,
nincennes indianapolis, Evansville Frankfort LexnEtol
e. Louis VicSSburR, Jackson, NatcheS
and New Orleans It has also been the STATE
p1rtmenta oi Kentucky, TenneSIee and BispPi It has
taken tIee FIRST class Diplomas
Cincinnati and Louisville, and four Diplomas and Prize Ne.
and Illinois, - 9-' --a E-7A'4
sOore using Arnold's Englnh Ink have rrehSS5 r,
.rrls pok-Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank Of Virginia; MerchAntl MeohaneS'
Bank Of Wheeling; Bank wheeling Crescent
ing Company County Clerk Of Ohio County National Tse-
aPh OLnes; baltimore and Ohio Railroad ONCE; AeLura
dou9ei Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell McAfee. Gordon
Matthews Co.; I. Sweeney Bon; DOane CoWRil: on
lin, GlberSon 4 Co.; Presa - 3
For sale At manufacturers prices by
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TIE LADIES' DEP4RTMEY7

TIE LADIES' DEPARTlLENT
ls now opened the reception ofLadr5 No Institution In
the Union mparS thorough interesting course in
this Department. =
In concusOn would add that ahail put forth our
pest Efforts TO merit In st eminent degree, the Hat
srl9g reception with which our enterprise has met and
edGe ottEsekrcs to ilPdrt OOr0H0h, practical
courSe @ than JoriTe any
oLter SflafldT AercaGtile College.
Among tile many recommendations give the follow
ing = = =
ave- the undersigned take pleasure in testtying that We
are personally acquainted with Mr. Gtangtr'S ability
Accountant and Teacher Of Book Keeping, which
highest order. He has had great experience as an Ac
heavy Commercial and banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in npartnE Practical
61otoLedgs 9r Book Keeping, and EtorOngh C0ul1eetds
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TERMS.

OFEICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
-Enuance from Quincy St
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}DAY MORNING. 4I3II9I5T IS. 1881.
TTSANSPORTAlTIO


Cleveland q P1ttsburg Railroad.
g 5ElIgi : .sll.3
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Trains run through to Wheeling q Pittsburgh.
ON and amer Monday, March 9. 1881, Trains win run
" daily, Sunday : excepted as follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
7;t' n Man Train .iSpS Al Al Way st5!op1 arrives
pittsburgh At 2'sS p ~, and At Wheeling At 4;l5
s+' n ESpress Train stops only a. Hudson, RaYenna
O:iS II Accommodation Train for RaysnnA aud Way
LEAvE .rIT7sBuRoH.
Sif!.apd At 4!so y, and i SSssilaE ,s'i y sSs
$500 N Expre., Train. stops >. way Stations except
MInelesteT, arrives a Cleveland Il 9:S0 n and
LEAVE WHEELING.
Pittoburth Al SIS. and st cisyeiSad ss 4:So + H.
s4Ss Z PttsSplS Al sd ssSPi T. ana CsSsaad
R- Accommodation Train leaves Ravenna at s.2s n.
a. 1919 X stops at all Stations and arrives At
~ An Traihs stop at Euclid strest Station
Tusrarnwas Branch.
Trains leave New Philadelphia I:45 A NJ Dover at $685.
waynesburB at el5 arrives Bayar 11O connecting
Wheeling Leaves ayaTd At 1;4S ION arrival oI Train
zen ~ psGS5E Il SaZa, and @
at4:ioPM f. : DS's' : s's'' ''1 'HF"
change Of Car. between Cleveland and rltt.SursA
and Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
COnneeIIOls.
The connect at Pittsburgh with Il Pennsylvania
Railroad for Harrsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore New
York and Boston.
stsu6enyills with the seubenye and Indiana Railroad
for Cadix Coshocton, Newark Columbus Cincinnati.
AT Wheeling with the baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
Cumberland fredercksburE Washington City and BaltI.
Also with Steamers for Marietta ParkersburG and
points on the Ohio River.
At Cleveland with the Lake Shore and Cleveland &Tole-
do Railroads for buffalo, Niagara Palls Canada and New
york; Toledo Chicago burlington, Rock Island Davenport,
9aena Racine Milwaukee, st Paul and the Great North
IN Tickets be purchased the ONCE on the Line;
also at all the principal Ticket Offices the
Meeting Roads
~ Fare as low Us by any other Route.
supts Once G. p. railroad, III .-DURAND, sup't
Cleveland. March 9, 1851. rnhl2 =
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ND.MBER 1879
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
174s MAIN ST, WHEELING.


FALL And WINTER TRADE.
hsy arc nov In receipt Of theiT fan stock Of Pan aud
Dry e Oods, Varieties and lEIIIInery Gsood..
They have Just received their SECOND Ra Purchases
sent TO the Public than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by far e largest and MOST DEIRABLE stock and
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of chOcEoOS heS hSTS
sVer offered to the Public.
To their former variety they have added large soc Of
C1petnB and Rugs OF the latest desns and best
anu also beautiful line Of choice Fuf0 suitable for the
Winter TraheTtO both Of which, well their stock
generally, they invite the attention Of the Trade.
Having been In the pFeyount to
he late heavy rise In all kinds Of Cotton FabTei buy
ing largely with thS Cash, they have done Year,
s As well as directly from the ImpOrterS and AGnufae-
taFS in some n5Rnces they able inducements
TO Sse Casa BEgerS, either BY the PIECE RETAIL
exec a by no similar house Il the West.
10 meet the wants Of their rapidly increasing Trade they
nave made, and are making ample arrangements furnish
their line in the West,
I In this stock may be found fully
lgSe ydS toEe of the aHsst inuofted,
\ - 'OpO " FrSneh MrTinoet, Ceshmeres, Bo1bREinss,
fhi0etS ana Alnddoi1as-oE every quality aud color
1un nns Of the Richest Painted Ombre shaded SAT.
IN striped Casliuierss and Drlaine es-3huoTtea.
4OO ShaEls and COaka-embTEcing some oH The rehest
ever offered In Wheeling.
3OUOO yds Gpgharns, Dsbazea Delanes and Prins and
6,UO0 I" Of DOmcatics-embracihg the largest lre OF
house, u not by any house IN tie city.
They have laid IN their stock Nit closer cash
Ae anu pledge the Public that effort upon their part
shall be wanting to please.
They feel confident they can offer Inducements "a
tOsS etsh bHgers excelled By house West ~ Ia
me United States No trouble show gcodRooda sent 10
Cars, IIotels and Boats for customers.
u AWays on hsnd, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04

with other men-that is to say: u - ,
have the qualifications of nativity or natur-
alization, residence, &c, required to make
others voters, then they too shall be enti-
tied to vote.
Counterfeit 81 bills on the Bank of Ken
lucky have been recently put in circulation.
S2O's raised from SIS are also afloat.-
Look sharp. These altered notes are hard
to detect even by good judges, unless their
attention is directed to that point.
There are % Sunday Schools in Indian.
apolis, and about 30 houses and places of
pnblic worship. ESQ
The Grand Lodge of the l. o. o. F. os
Ind, held their Annual Communication at
indianapolis last week The attendance
was unusually large and the spirit very
worthy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04

As an example in the fall of prices in
San Francisco, correspondent, writing
under date Of the 18th of April. says:
"a certain hotel in this city, once leased
at $4,000 a year, is now let at - 200 or
10 per cent. OF the first sum; think to what
disasters man might be easily led, predi-
eating his movements upon the first-named
mcconnell Not far from where l write there
is building under lease at $50 per month
that once paid $500 a month. But these
instances are so common, the ruin and
wreck in real estate long since so general,
that they have ceased to attract notice.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04
More Tampering with the
.iss.ssa. bas Records! :, 81
Husc BE the 1IEAyINs IN BLACK
Boo IS pEaocRicY PRosREssIsc!'l

BY reference TO the last Marshall County
Dens,,rqf, it viii be seen that the L'quor
Ordinan-e has been materially altered since
itsfirst publication in that sheet; and TINS
too without the least shadow of authority
or at least in the most sly and sarrepf'tfoas
mannsr.,r Why was not this alteration ra
made boldly and in the regular way!
osye should like to know by whom and
by what authority the change was made
1t seems to US that we have fallen upon ex'
traordinary times indeed, when such things
car, be doas in the manner this has. Pub
lie safety and justicc alike demand an In
vsstigation into this matter. 1t is the most
extraordinary protesting, on its face and m
unexplained. that has transpired IN the his
tory Of this country, and If permitted t
pass without rcbuke our love OF justice and
liberty. as a people, must be nearly extinct
We have not room for further comment
nov mot having discovered the outrage un
til our paper was nearly ready for press.