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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

or either Of them, should refuse TO accept
the Grange ments contained ia the pre-
ceeding article. not 10 propose or con
sent to any other arrangements more ia
vornblc to the refusing party or parties
The additional articles state that IL is
mutually agreed that her Briinnic Maj-s-
ties settlement. called the Billie or
British Honduras. bounded on the norgh
by ihe Mexican Province of Yucstsn and
on the South by ,he river S.vasioon. was
not md is not embraced ia the treaty en-
tered into between the contracting par
ties on the 18Th Of April 1850 and that
the limits OF the said Belize of the West.
as they existed on the 10Th day of April.
1880, shall. if possible. be settled mi
fix'd by treaty between her Bfitanic
Majesty aud The Republic of Guatemala.
within two years after the exchange OF
the ratification os this instrument. whi. b
the said boundaries and Limits shall not
at any time hereafter be extended.
That the Islands knewn Is the Bay
Islands. having been by convention
bearing date Of the 9th day OF August.
1880. between her Bri,snic Majesty snc
the Republic of Honduras, constituted
and declared free Territory. under the
sovereignty of the said Republic o: H,n.
durss. The two contracting parties DO
hereby mutually engage to recognize and
respect. In all future time, the indepen-
dence and rights OF the said free Teuitorv
as part Of the said Republic OF Hondu.
ras
The House Committee on Naval Az
iairs. have concluded to report bill
amendstery Of The act 10 promote efficien
CIV in The Navy, precisely as it passed the
Senate.
A Delegation of the Knw Indians from
ksnsis. have arrived hero. bat being
Silhouts interpreter they were uusbls
10 make their business known.
The Commissioned of Indian AlT4irs
and many members Of Congress. have
left for their homes TO eujpy the Holt
days.
L! e Rhode Island Case decided By the
Supreme Court to day. embraces a series
oil events Tor nearly century.
The lands involved. are covered with
establishments aud -four.
Ishing vii!agrs. and has been Throughout,
| ast generations without question of Ie-
gal ownership. Ths bill. alleging that
fiaud and claim were deemed by the Court /
defsc'ive, AMI the presumption being in |
iaror oil Ihe present occupants. the de
cree OF the Circuit Court OF that State was
d ifirmed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01


CO The Democrat calls the Re2ubli.
can the reg tag and bob tail end Nv de-
parted fusionizm." How severe. We
feel il more acu,e.y coming as it does
from one Of the abest and hes, conduct.
ed journals in northern Indiana. The
energy. industry and talent displayed in
its editorial columns is equalsd only by
its caudor and general reliability. II
the Republican was only conducted with
half It's ability Plymouth might we'll
boast of lis newspapers. As il is i: can
only boss, of its paper. May we not
enjoy the benefit Of its light and learn
wisdom from its mouth?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
Republican County Con.
VeHfiOu.

The Republicans of Marshall County will
meet at the Court House on Saturday after
noon, January Sd, 1857, at 2 O'Clock, for the
purpose of appointing three delegates to at
tend The State Convention 10 be held at Indi-
annapolis, on the 9TH. Other business of in
serest will be transacted by the Convention.
is hoped there may be general turn on,
OF the friends o. freedom. r--e.|
BY order OF the Central Committee. :
N SHERMAN. Chairman
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

We acnoledge. that in literary
psnt Nv w, we hsint got as much infur.
mashun as sum NV our contemporaries.
or as much as we had orter hav.-Demo
Graf.
That's the general opinion about here.
we believe. There is another quality
the writer OF the above, we dou't neon
the editor, hasn't as much Of as he had
"or;er tu hiv." bu. we'll not name il
now
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
&C. The editor presents his com

CO. The editor presents his compli
men;s to all his readers, and wishes them
"a happy New Year" twill be his aim
to add to their enjoy ment, during the pro-
gress Of the year now commenced, and
hopes In return to enjoy their friendship
aud receive sufficient material aid from
them 10 render his situation comfortable.
At nothing more. Again. lie wishes all
"a happy New Year"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
PLxMoUTH
JOINT STOCK COMPANY.
Plymouth, Marshall Co.. Ind.
]. THOMPSON & CO

AVE 1900 worth OF Property 10 dispose
= = oil 10 one thousand persons, every person
receiving a 20 ton ofthe properly OF the dis
iri5ution- -aoe sEefl ra
The purchase Of a Certificate o ock en-
titles the holder thereof to member-hi and
10 such sh re Of the property may be a.
varied to him by a committee of Three for
Distributing, which will take place as soon as
one thousani certificates are sold, notice
whereof will be given by publication or OH :
erwise. BY p RELEASING Certificate the hol-
der may receive at the distribution 40 acres
o land, or other very valuable property, for
a very small amount OF money. Then let
not thii opp itunity slip o. so profitable an
investment. 81 .-ef
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

In this county. on thu 25 Dec. 1856.
Of consumption Mrs. MARY JANE Con.
BAILEY. wife of Mr.. James J. Corbaley.
aged Il years, 3 months and 81 days.
Al his residence in Union township.
IN the 2lst ult OF Pneumonis. Mr.. Jas.
ii. horcHroS, in The 59;h year of his age.
At her residence in Tippecsnoe town :
ship. on Tuesday. Dec 23I. 1856. Ms.
JAsE DlsHER. wife OF Mr.. Thos. Disher
in the 7i,h year of her age. 40 p
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
/" The pork hacking season i

CO The pork packing season in the
cities Of Cincinnati. Louisville. New
Albany. Indisnapoiis. &c.. is about over.
Tbs hog product is higher now in the
Southern and Eastern markets than it
has been for several years past. Smoked
and picked meats from present indica-
lions are destined to rule high. Packers
~ill reap golden harvest for once.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
Baltimore Dsc 90


The Mail to-day brings Me- n.
inst. "'"
C"srieston paper says the law sub.
shutting confinem ent to ths;, .h;. -
Tree coiored sesmen instead o( ;mn,;.o,-
ment. has been passed by both Hou... ~
the South C,roIina Legislature.
Two trains on the Virginia Contn, p
r. Came in collision yesterday nssr Cor.
donsriiie. Both trains were smashed
Four or five msn were killed. and others
wounded.
NEw ORLEANS Dec "a.
Waite wheat 81 65,. com dull Il 60
cents. pork buoysnt at SIC rs. for mes..
The news from New York concerning
Walker situation in Nicaragua csus d
much exci,emont here. Walkers agents
are very active and il is said the steamer
which sails fan San Juan Tomorrow will
take large number oil recruits.
NV York. Dec. &c.
The steamer Baltic arrived yesterday
m'rniug after fifteen days passage. caused
by very heavy weather.. The Hermsnn.
now twen'y-threc days out. has no, We.
b zen heard Of.
NuRr LIZ, Dec 26.
The new steamer Cnristovsl from New
Yora Tor Cuba has rut in here in dis,rsss.
with loss OF cut water. &c..
The ship Georgia fromCalla lao, with GU
anc, is ashore near Cape H.nY.
WAsHlSoToE, Dec. 20.
The House passed several private bills
and also the Senate bill providing for the
compulsory Prepayment Of postage on all
transient printed matter.
Adjourned ill Tuesday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

lMPonrASr.-A telegraphic dispatch
from Washington. says that the President
has brought into market. 1900, 1000 acres
Of land. lying in the northern part OF
Iowa. which has caused an active demand
for Land Warrants. al an advance of three
cents per acre.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
Co. Agricultural Socictv

The members OF the the Marshall Gu.
Agricultural Society are requested 10 meet
the Court House, in Plymouth. at
O'Clock. P. NJ. on SATURDAY nex', for the
purpose OF electing Officers OF said society
Tor The ensuing year. BY order Of the
Society.
SD. CORBALEY. Sec'y.
Jan. LIST. SGT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
County Convention.

See call in another column for Re-
publican County Convention. on Satur
day next. Every ore in favor of Re pub
lican institutions is invited 10 atteRd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

CHICAGO BANK NoTE LIST. This 10
said to be reliable publication. All
business men should send for il.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
LOUISVILLE. Dec. &c.

LOUISVILLE. Dec. 26.
The annual Christmas Eve negro love
feast vas forcibly broken up in conform
~ w:th the Mayors insurreciionsry proc
lamation. This proclamation is sstyr-
izea by the Press aud deridcd bv the peo.
pie. All was quiet in The city and vi
entity yesterday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTEN
DANT OF The COAST SURVEY

"A>HiNGTJS. Dsc. "a.
II appears from he repor, Of The Su.
perIntendart OF The Coast Survey, that
The survey has been Carried on durin, the
year in all the States and Territories of
the Atlantic. Gulf OF Mexico aud Pacific
Casts. The survey has been more than
half finished On the Atlsutic and Gull
coasts. Prof. Biche estim,ies from ten
to twelve years "iIl find the Go.d of work
Completed. A general photographic re-
connoisaDce has been made OF The coast
of California and Oregon. Every h.r-
Dor he's been surveyed and a considrra
bic portion of Washington Territory
Aiming The Developments made in. the
course Of the hydrogrl phc Of the season
mos, worthy OF notice. is the extensive
bank Of comparatively shoal ground. be
tween Georges d nix and N,vigstors
Inc report is voluminous and contains
much valuable information CONCERNING
navigating interests Of all portions OF The
country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, LEG. II
H','kinsville Mercury says that Ned
Jones. celebrated N-gro preacher here.
has been put in Jail hy the Vigilance
Committee. A free Negro preacher
named Sol Young, was hung al Csdiz
ny. on Tuesday last. aud another at
Pembroke on W-dns sdsy.
The Mayor of Louisville has issued .
proclamation, stating tina; in consr quence
of the information which shows ,lspo
silion Of he colored people TO rise in in
surrec:ion, that all slaves be imprisoned
who are found nbsent from their homes
alter half past eigh, O'Clock in The even
ing during the holidays.
FROM ST. LOUIS.
ST.. Louis; Dec. 81.
The Wesspori correspondence Of the
Republicans says that Major Buiord show
in published statement that his loss in
the Southern Emigaant enterprise is ur
wards of . 900. -
Ii 10 feared that the Santa Fe and Sal!
Like mails will be greatly delayed By the
deep SHOWS in the West.
IS New York, Dec. "a.
Mirshall 6 Roberts. the ngent OF the
California steamships. has directed the
steamship Granada TO stop at Grsy,own
on the passage from Aspinwall. to TAKE
home any fugitives from Gen. Walkers
army that may be stopping there.
The stes mship Africa sailed at noon
to-day. taking out s25 900 in specie and
IS passengers.
The steamship Tennessee sailed for
Nicaragua. with a large number of pas
SINGERS snd = supply Of provisions for
Walkers army. - -
WasBiSGroS Dec. IS.
SENATE.
In the Senate to- day q resolution va
adopted calling on the Secretary Of the
Treasury 10 report whether some mea ms
cannot be devised for the preservation
of the lives OF the sesmen and psssen-
gers who may be wrecked on the coast
Of New Jersey and Long Island, end also
whether relief should not be granted to
the fsmil.essof persons who lose their
lives 10 endesvors to rescue Others from
shipwreck.
Adjourned till roesdsy. = Il
HousE. s 80
The House is engaged on Private
Bills. b.sa fess
IMPORTANT RAIL ROAD CoNNEc.
sftte3 TON.
Detroit. Dec. IS
The Detroit. Monroe end Toledo R,il.
road wss completed TO Monroe so~dsy.
This gives The Michigan Southern Road a
connection with Detroit. Trains will
commence running on the second Of jan
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

The Paris D-bats says England in en-
,ering the conference distinctly declares
she will conform to The decision OF the
majority. -
London. Thursday evening .-Tronsac
tion in money market unimportsnt.-
Conspls opened shade lower End closed
steady.
The announcement that the Bank
rates will remain the same as produced
mo change. d. sslN i
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7. G. TWICHELL.
OFFICE OF TIE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DELTA

OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,
70 Camp street, Jan. 10, 1857.
Sermor co. enen1eItI gives me great pleas
ure that the Brazilian Pebble SpectaceS
obtained from and have had in for weeks
past my sight much improved md my greatly
the sai which had previously been upon them
reading writing. earnestly advise those who require
the o glasses give you a call.
Yours respectfully, HENRY GREEN.
es-ofce hours from O'Clock A. NJ. until o'clock P
NJ d:o 3p5,nGW
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nAX AND HOARUING SCnOUL FOH YOUNl

FNAG AND I8OARDING SCHOUL FOR YOU 20
IL IADIES-F0uuded in 1883 by Madame I.eiris, and
Quoted since 1910 by Madame esbrayaux Burgundy street, be-
Custonlouse and Bienv lille streets, New Orleans
The Summer Session of this establishment Pass Christian
begins the LIST June. The buildings there large enough
accommodate FIFTY boarder and indefinite number Of
Day Scholars ATTACHED to the premises fine bath house
and good wharf The ;ustEon provides thorough and sub
sHna instruction in and department Of education
and offers facilities for the requirement OF the French Ian
Singing and Sofege taught by Mr. Provost, the well
known leader Of the Orchestra of the New Orleans Mt
Provost will reside Pass during the and will
time his lessons tsnging and soce in the establishment He
will also private lessons in families.
Examinations music take place month during winter
in the city and every fortnight during the the Pass
Tue city school remains the whole for boardrs
day scholars. my26 ly
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DoUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTO!
- pLA T EES,

PATENTED LHPROVEhENT IN TIE NANUFACTrRE
or IAHNS,
Employ Spin the Crop but about oue-fourh the
required r nAmler consisting of children of
six of and above and unfit for blowing
picking cotton
prepared to furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BINATiDN OF MACHINERY inclusive Of the STEAM EN-
CINE If necessarynkpuely The Gin with Imp Appendnge
in Machine aud the Sequ Machines OF the Spinning Sc
and have all arranged in the Spinning Room the
plantation, complete with dispatch Aiao competent
Spuners.
iONE-iIALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
tse very year. will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive OF tie Steam Engine and the Spinner
Wages.
My IMPROVEMENT in lis results to the Planter is euIa
ms having purchased of plantation,
productive than those he and while his Spin
ming prove his DIVERSION will
a,,xieies inherent Planting, Gathering
lia ing up crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY is CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept
reasonable facilites und for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT, onefourth to be paid eic of the first
Of the the Yarns bring Gnned Cotton
contract pay should the plantation change
prorrietos -
Propositions from Planters may be made and know
Machinery In their particular they must oni
Whit has been The number OF pounds of their
| how many pounds OF Yarn dizzy they must Spin. .
| 81 GEO u. HENRY. Mobile. Ala.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
DISTRICT CouRr MA RIA KETCHAM her husband
Of New Oreuns. II. FORNO. No. $50.
T HEREBY certify that the LIST day of
April 1857 Judgment entered in this Court in this suit
in the words and figures following, to-wit:
In this submitted to the Court the evidence in the
record Court considering that plaintiff has made
ordered adjudeed deceed that there Judgment
plaintiff Maria Ketchar and defendant Henry
her husband that there be of property
existing between the parties plaintiff and defendant.
further ordered that the defendant the costs Of suit
Judgment rendered April lst, 1851
Signed April 4th, 1851. -
tSigned j T. Fl. KENNEDY. Judge.
In testimony whereof set my hand and aix
the seal of the said Curt the city of New Orleans this
4th day Of April, in the of Lord eight
hundred and and in the eighty year indie
pendeHce of the United States.
a8 itn3ld J. r. TOI.EDANO Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
TRoIsIENE CouR DISTRICT MARIA KETCHAM vs. son
La NoUvELLE-ORLEANs.S epous, H. FORNG. No $50.
TIE ccrtifie ainsi, que lie Ter jour d. avril 1885,
ugement e ntenter dams cette dams lie dit process
les paroles ct chiphres suivant dire:
Dams afac soumt la la temoignage
fachves la conderent que plaintiff
de plaintiff, Ma ia kecham, iefendent Henry
Forno epous yue separation fR poprete
cessation de communane dacqu ions gagnes jusque
| stent entire les rarie plaintiff ct defendent.
plus ordonner detenden pnie les rais
| .TIgement rendu lie Ter avri 1857.
| Ssne lie ayril 1857.
| signe: T. II. KENNEDY, Juge.
En- emonages de quees ais ceci poser ecritue,
axe lie cacet de Ia dit la Vile de la Nile Orleans
4eme jour davr dams lans de Seigneur. mile hut
cinqunesep dams la aimee de Pindepend
ence DIES Flats uns
| as in3ld j. R. TOLEDANO, Greffer.
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l)kSFoSALS FUR BUN - ia f.hl 1--WE VT
FICE Baton Rouge, A. rl lS57-By virtue of the Act
Assembly Of the State Of Louisiana entitled AN
certain Debts he State approved 10Th March,
1857 aud in pursuance particularly of the provisions OF
It'll sections thereof NOTICE hereby given thu"
proposals will be received until the first day July next
al meridian, For the disposal of SEVEN HUNDRED
BOMBS Guore esS) of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each,
of the State Louisiana having forty and
the of six per payable semi
lily the first day Of january and the first day OF July
ch year.
,cse Bonds offered solely exchange FOR any oc the
dds receivable by the State security for the circulation OF
&c Banks established under the Free Banking Law.
All proposals for said exchange shall be directed 10 the An
dor Public Accounts and the Treasurer of the State, and
be endorsed Proposals for Exchange of Ron's' Said
4opos will be opened on the first day of July next by the
Auditor aud Treasurer the presence of the Governor, and
excu,e will awarded to the bidder bidders who may
Offer the most advantageous The Governor, however,
reserves right of rejecting all the bids and TO direct
new advertisements for proposals.
,ncc,a trust fund has been the ultimate redemp
ton Of the Bonds issued under the aforesaid act, which
can ,,uver diverted any other purpose whatsoever
lsigned ROBERT G. WICKLIFFE.
Is,nedI c. H. GRENEAUN, State rreasurer
rEi.nedI s. F. MARKS, Auditor.
Ity the Governor:
Signed ANDREW s. HERON,
lisJ [all tJyll Secretary of State.
poisrA BILE STEAM . H. snnsII;
visiting New Orleans are requested 10 cali nv HE suoScf
0er'S store and F iSS E XBIE STEAM ENGINE,
rot mn expressly plantation, use, which for running Cotton
Fins Corn Mills pumping wnter, cannot be e%celed
MI FIRST cost EugiueS less than that of the mules
,t would he required 10 the amount OF work, and
tnsy simple that negro of ordinary capacity ca" he
taught o one i'll u week; a.. ;., a
Several are III in different manufacturers in this city ana
are E'>'s "'N D. G. LOWBER, Agent
,o,teuW qs Magazine street.
rsrYv BRICFSS-.5 hblS and cnsks, for sale by
ALFRED kEARNi
,,,ms II Magazine street.
ALFRED kEARNY,
On haunt u Magazine street.
r,f,NE DJJSTFOr in bblS and casks iorsae by
ho4N ALFRED kEARNY, 81
ruaO 2taw5 - NaE.H-lo y 9e
E'HA- ALFRED KEARNY. nj
.s.> mso 2tawat q M"e"H-"- 80 IT
nrAMONDS-For emitting Ei4sS: = iarse assortment fo'
nd Sta;yv5t Y Magazine street.
SRs.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ASSOCIATED WITH |
finn ann ann s wi Il n Sysyspo s nnsss ss
in the Cotton Fsc'oage and Commission business
, New Orleans, april ,Iss7.-a2 lm&w
ME- 2. WADE ta1u. :, Z. /; "a, OMITTED rAaT
'N'''' ''lS' G. W NEWTON 4 co.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSIGNED sue
u csssors to Messrs southmayd Harrison Ills day
Sah go for The Of general comrss and
''''''1'Ds '''''''' ~ 8 :; NsIaMssAHAN
New Orleans, April !, 1873 I'm
T. san COUNTY M.s and TH0S JENNINGS Of Ibis city,
to-day members Of our firm and hs Paeo5age and
anu ''y's OF d. " =" D. O. ''A'''' j. c. KICKS 4 co.
New Orleans April Isl. 1857 --a2 I'm
Ssi va. .d Exssr
the ;as q Fsbrua Rg ~ mutual consent
Mr. r.H John D. syTsndt authorized the the
Nj - III ''''1N'''' VI 4. 4. NEVINs.
Quoted by viii! be confined heretofore.
by the undersigned, under the style of sybrands c.
New Orleans, 18th March, 1a57.-m17 sm
y THIS ,92 SOLD IT, d
heretofore held and conducted By for my own account
him to the patronage Of oil my friends and GUS
Ali those who have claims against, indebted G. g.
Dunbar CO. will pssss call upon me a!qns 9s the ees NO
| ". IL.
| New Orleans February IA, 1857.
| NJOTICE-HAvIEG THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
~ establishment 2 g. Dunbar Co. No. Il Canal street.
will continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business at
thu place, under style Of J. A.
DUNBAR Co, and respectfully continued patron
the friends Of the late house. well that Of
friends. JAS. A. DUNBAR.
| New Orleans, February IA, 1a57.-fe16
NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED H AS EST ABLIsHED
IN himself BROKE En- No. 90 tiraver Partc-
uar attention given the sale of Gunny Bags India and
ucky tagging and Rops and cargns Of SAT- By prompt
sention to business he hopes to merit share q
| CHARLES H. SHEAFE
New Orleans January G. 1851. Ja7 6rn
| NOTICE-G. s. MOsBY HAVING WITHDRAWN from
~ the Arm of CLARK MosBY the Commission and For.
the firm Of CLARK, MoSBY Co. to which they have
neced Wholesale Grocery line and Liquor business Nos
% and Is Front Levee and "a and 26 Fulton
J. 8. CLARK,
| ]. 8. MOSBY
| s. T. STRIBLING.
New Orleans December Is la5s.-dl6t II
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MILLINERY,

>eN No. 229 CAMP STREET corner .A ~
E&AvJ ULIA.-SEW SPRING GOODS MRS NzZSzN.
~ McENANY respectfully informs her numerous s2tf4A
customers thar she is receiving and open SzS4E
ing large of SPRING BOSNETS, comprising
the styles of White Hair open work Hair Lace English
Straw Hair Straw and Grape Bonnets Misses Gypsy
shape Hair Lace and Leghorn; Boys Hats aad Caps
Ribbons Flowers Ebroideries Lace and Dotted yes Fle
Silk and Kid Gloves Lace Maptillas.
p To which ladies invited CALL great bargains
offered
ra-Couniry orders promptly attended to- n8 en-
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AiS. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
~ experience in this city practitioner of medicine, for
the future will attend principally to office practice lie takes
this method of informing the public that he with unpar
eed success diseases of the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
Kidneys Bladder Chronic Darrhea in word all chronic
planS and rheumatism in its wers form Also, the diseases
OF and cndrespecially of females; Proapus ute
Feur us Amnoerhoea and that class of diseases
termed Nenereal, primary and secondary.
Al Tto are suffering would do well TO give call before
going elsewhere, and they will receive safe and
ob.tc myself 10 all persons who have rheumatism
Pains j. the Limbs make charge for services. My
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had my Office Ths
is Of discoveries in Matera Medca, end it il
taken with perfect safety it being vegetable compound.
In of the hunbug advertisements in The
newspapers with reluctance give my the public
Address or call on at DAVIDSON'S ROW. las CAEON
DELFT street, between Pnylras and Ifcvia
Office upstairs. Hours from A. NJ. to Q p NJ.
IS ly j. +. LOCKWOOD, NJ. n.