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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
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ny TELEGRAPH TO TnE CHICAGO rrIs,xE.l
hptR--ilarkct very dull; f1r common aud
meIum sradeS5c lower; dcuina chiefly TOR homo
cpus!n .ton; s,icS ',jpJ ibis at $i,15Ge4...0 T..
super state; $i.5l@ Is, 50 r.. Extra stare; i 25.i.
- iursuper uestepl: t6l -. c1maon T. m .!ii,n
dow inward.
CANADIAN Fi.oUR-Au'l; &C ll,ls ut si.9
q ia ior supcr and si,;0ya Tor est-,.
~ FbOC t--NJG.'t1t 81, 5lgi:.
y iEA I-Fesy dull inl heavy; there = ~ c.
Pcr' nluil and only in,i,cd inquiry ior home
''aaimpt III slos i,'J2 bushes ~ or White
southern, 81 - ID good ehte Mic..isan; <
~ prm ah:tc AeaiucSy.
KYE-Sclrce and doing better; sales 1900
IA he's prime Slathern al ISc delivered.
BARLEY-Dull and cn,ire, nominal.
CD3N-ilelNy anl lower. nothing d0iag in Old
western; Cd southern yellow soIja at 6ic, and new
White and yellow at 52,9t0.
OATS-?.cnty AM dGll at il3 10 for state;
ia ~. fox western
" HI-kEY Market liclv, au1 iroo2;ng; sales
80 bh.sat-2 ilI@2lc.
P0KK-M1re doing mi mess frrncr; sales ! :
30 b5lSat Si5,5)9 $3.50 for ia,ss-c.OSiug firmly
At Slt SD 25 q lJ25 for prime; s o tcrnew prime
mess; 1871 Tor clolr.
DEEF-S:cady; sales 2211 Dbl q s5,T56 SO
Tor country prime; S9Q9,75 fordo mess, Sl0@ -
D To- rcpiched racss and Sl3@l4 tor extra.
BEEF HAMS-Heasy; 80 bbls at Sl4,5l8l5
TOR prime
RFEF--Nomintl at S,S6G2.
PICKELED MEATS-Droop;nr sales 6l hhds
At G6L!c tog shoulders. ana Q55ac hlma.
DRESSED HOGS-Scarcc aiiI better; a 'es "a
~.
LARD iIetvy aud dropping; ,les $50 Ibis .,
JG935c, 500 b,ls reported tor all January deliver
1t 9lsc.
BUTTER-In good delnanl ,tll ale for Ohio,
aud li,32lc for sttte.
CHEE5E--In good supply and lull at $50. $
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
Eg There was rnmpus. we under.

ES There was rumpus, we under
stand, in the neighborhood of the Railroad
Depot, the night before Christmas, during
which couple of shots were fired by some
person or persons inside Of doggcry at
others outside, who were indulging in tho
innocent amusement of throwing stones at
the windows and door of the drinking hole
aforesaid. No one was seriously hurt, we
believe, though some shot struck a couple
OF lads who were looking on Mt the sport.
Where was the Marshal?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
1y We fcas,c / Christina. ,lax upon

IJ We tcas,e Christina. ,iay upon u
rSe TAT turkey, presented us by Mcsscrs.
.IcE, SMITH & Co.. with their compli
4ents- The old prophet. David or Solo
'on, 1t makes no difference which. said
the liberal soul shall grow fat" If pros
eFity don't flow in upon Messrs. r., :.
Co, We shall conclude that the proph-
IS remark is not always correct, or else
dad not Intend il to have a literal appi-
'tlon. Liberal mon should always be pa
'onlzcl, as they are generally content with
nall profits. II you doubt this assertion,
.ider, buy your next bill of goods at the
Lar Price Store" and be convinced.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
TO NOV RESIDENTS.

TENEIE undersigned with the County Surveyor,
will or Monday, the 18th day OF January,
1855, al 10 o'clock n, on sid day, proceed to
survey md locate the of our land Ia section
8 township a. range l east, in Marsii IL County,
Indiann,--to meet on the premises and continue
from day TO day until all is surveyed.
Non residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor al
the time above mentioned, and defray or provide for
defruying their portion of the expense OF the sur
vey Willie returned to the County Auditor and
such denqueurieS placed on the tax duplicate. and
collected according to law.
LEVI HILL.
p. VI. ARNOLD.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

!: intellect, purity Of Intention OF po5toa, get g
lie has committed any errors in iii: RESPECT, m47
they be ovorrulcd ~ Sure:in:cnding Providence,
for the pcrpe,uity ofour Union, mi the advance
mcat, tho honor and interest Of our tclorci COM.
ny.
In now diEsolvine my official connection With
your Department, brS Leave 10 tender you M
thanks for constant courtesy and kindness
Most respectfully,
Your obedient scrvsnt,
lSigned) f. J. WALKER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
r. What. Flour. Pork AMI Wool


~an,e in payment Of subscription, to the
RI iIrty. Mon,y. al>o. will be ACCEPT
ale
Tlosa who have NJ: YET settled for tn
j yo!rm on-A' ~: to A,.ay doinG So
nv longer. Weneel all, every ccat. fhai
), .iue rs, haliv; ani those who are with
ullius tho aiaount they ne owing Us. are
F. tli-t.n, Serioa~ Inconvenience and trou'le
raal H., wirlh's thrr arc avsrs # il o.
no..
u miny a can ply in llvat'e TO- the
cur,yu, vs.r. VIII confer srct; favor on
b, BIZ long SO inme lately
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
MARSHALL County Agricultural Societr.

The annual meeting for the electc of officers
sid society for 1888, will be held at the Court
Ho,se in Plymouth, on Saturday, January 3D. 1858,
!, 10 o'clock, a. M. Let there be general attend
.nce. as other business of importance must be at
tended to before the annual meeting OF the State
R1,rd of Agriculture. BIZ order of the Society.
SAMUEL B. ConBALEY, Secretary
v1<r,,ou,l, December 81, 1851.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

e. We were favored with three New
l cars Addresses" all Of them good, and
hal great diff :ulty in our mind which to
select. The authors Of the pieces not cho-
sen are imbue.l with true poetic frc, and
we shall he pleased to receive coniribu
tons from them in future.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

xfy- Our CARRIER will present Il -NeV
yeqr's 44hilsss to tn patrons of the Man
suu1 Co-xrY REP-BlIcAX, on to morrow
Having discharged his duty promptly and
faithfully. h. trusts all will have quarter
r,aly for him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

Eg Mr.. Willis Wright killed the big
buck, which had been shot at anil missed
so often during the past fall, on the lay he
tore Christmas. The saddle weighed over
fifty pounds, which he sold for six cents
PEI H.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

F,s- Messrs. kLIxeHAnER d HoHAS have
GOT their Brewery, in the vicinity of this
hce. in successful operation. They mako
&cellent beer we understand.
Mynheer and Hans need not longer hcsi-
tie about locating in Plymouth, for fear
(asy cannot get enough lager beer. VIII
Fe no. now soon become city? What
\ to PREVENT Ts s1Na
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

EG- Our subscribers at Maxinkuckeo
ailcd to receive their papers for two weeks
Sethcr, recently. They were carried to
ihc post office here in ample time each
lex. but post masters, like other mortals,
Ire liable to make mistakes occasionally,
and as our friend BRooKE has bcen COM
hitting matrimony lately. we arc disposed
% regard the unintentional oversight more
.sniently than we otherwise should, per
APPS. especially as he assured us tina; he
r,yretted the occurrence. Our modesty
iorbids our telling the rest he said.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

E1- Judge Fuller sent us bag Of
nckwheat flour Christmas The Judge
often makes the young folks happy by
ing the matrimonial knot for them, he
an;ed. probably. to see how printers
would look radiating with
y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

kx DAvrpsos & Co.. have a large
stock of Winter Clothing on hand, and
have reduced their prices to suit the times.
fhoss vho rsnf good bargains should give
(hem call ~~f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
nT EJ SHIN -,

both bleacbea and untleached.
Hickory Shifting, Ticking, sat'ne;tes, Cassimercs,
Mole SKIM BROAD Cloth, Sc, 60.
II We have the hest assortment Of CROCK
TRY WARE ever brought - Plymouth. We
can &. you with full set o. part Of SET OF short
notice. We have some very beautiful 9 / 4 3
w 4 L, which We 40 selling cheap, Our stock
Of ~ q ~ ZEE % - &vAT ~ EG = =
consists of everything from a Pegsipg Awl 70 q
Sausage Grinder. Axes, Hammers, SPIN. Levels,
Plane Stocks I: Bits, Augcrs, ChiselS, Hand Saws,
Wood Saws, Nil and Cross Cut Saws, Door Locks
and Bolts, Thumb Latches, Butts aud 5cTaas, Cut
lery OF the finest guilty, &C., Sc.
IN or large Basement Story re keep good
supply OF Sugar, Tea, Cohee, Molasses, Sgap,
Tobacco, Tsnners Gil, Iish Oil, Land Oil, Alec
bol, TGrpentine, Brooms, Pals, Tubs, Churus,
Shovels, Spades, Piichiorks, Log Chains, &c, SC.
We sell exclusively for
Ready Pay e sosls kia4y
We have tried it, and en- il works well, and we
certainly believe il n hc The best for the barer-
We invite One and All to call aid examine our
Goods before purchasing elsewhere, al We tltter
ourselves that VIC can and do sell cheaper than any
other establishment in Plymouth. We take in Tx
change for Goods all kinds of Country Produce,
for which tho highest market price viii DC PAID.
Orr Clerks, Messrs. P0MEROY ELLIOTT,
men Of experience IN the business, ana are al
ways en- hand ready aud willing 10 show Won any
thing in our line FREE or CHdRGE:
II Thankful 70 our old customers for their long
continued iavors, we would, most respectfully, So
icit a continuation Of their patronage, promising
to do better by them than ever before.
Yours, Yer; Respectfully,
JOHN l.. WESTERTELT.
December J, 1851
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

kxr Messrs. PEasHIse d Co, are in re-
Oh Of large supply of school books.
Vhich they sell at publishers prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
SEND FOR IT. SEND FOR IT,

ME most superoiy illustrated Macazinc ever
4 published in America, is the December
number Of the COsIOFofITAS AIR JouSyAI. 'con-
timing over sirty SDLendif Ea7ra7inq and livin.
full particulars OF the benefits of The Cosmopolitan
Ar; Association, f'co doL,Grs a yar; single copies
ffy cRts Specimen copies viii bq sent TO ali
persons who wish to subscribe on receipt OF Eve
postage stamps, as cents See advertisement
b, AIDED "Britiam Pfo'occti'" in this paper.
Address
c. l.. DERBY, Acuary c. a. ~,
:,is Broa lr1Y Ver YORK
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
PUBLISHERS MARK

Persons out of the county receiving Names
marked thus y after their name, will uneierSt,,5
it to signify that their time hos about expired and
that another remittance is solicited ""'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

Ihe Cash System Adopted!

lhe Cash System Adopted!
Z Vii c0r-ae moaey matters hare ..ken co-i-
peis No 20 oaSFf lie S;asd aid feudy Par sys-
teH, :, e.ns tie only course ~ can pa:sue % save
c1rsC.vcs att ~. II tbs LIT. hour III ;ot sval.
IL uIic-s taesc t'ta1 oaiag Us pag promptly es
they have agreed. We fa.,rr ourselves :hsl al
viii &c promptly O 4i:l1 % pay every cen. they
arc owine, p soon, and if possible. soontr thAa
theF agreed. We aope friends -Sill be ebic t.
understand our relaOns ior taking this ccurse.--
Our motive Is 10; specul4;ou. but simply TO gus-i
against danger
We Pre- not going - make greA; BLOW s.oct
Selisy Cheap for Cish, bat viii undertake 10 sell
slow as Others de- We invite you TO call and eE-
anime our prices add DC !oer oEn judses as % Cur
Selling Cheap.
CGLESBEE ( SHIRLEY
November &c, '5.,-n3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
Arrival and Departure of Mails

Thursdays, a. m.
Argus mail arrives aud departs Tuesdays and
FRIDAYS.
Goshen mail arrives and departs Thursday.
Naxinkuckee mail arrives and departs Eridav
All letters to be mailed the same day should be
handed in one hour before the departure of mails.
Office open from 8 o'clock a. m. to O'Clock D. m.
II Hereafter the Office viii be open on Sundays
only one hour after the arrival of the Eastern mail.
or from to O'Clock, a. m
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printing.

A FLACK, Principal Of Hudson River Inst
1As tute at Clsversck, N T. wants 600 worth Of JOB
PRINTING done in exchange for board and tuition In the ins
tuition.
BAKER a. GODWIN-TRtBUNE BUILD
- INGSEIensve Steam Book and Job Printing Estsbish-
menunps.sd By IN the Union for The neat and prompt
execution II EVERY VARIETY Of PRINTING from the
smallest Gard Label TO the Largest BIN BcokS ut the
Lowest Cash Phees Ase. Lhogrsphy, Enravns Eeectro-
tipping, Binding and BLANK Stationery.
BAKER a. GOODWIN, Tribune Buildings
TOHN A. GRAY, No. 375 BROADWAY, and
y Noa Is and 10 JACOB-st., COMPOSE, sTEREo-
TYPE PRINT, RULE and BIND anything required, at the
SHORTEST NOTICE. and in the very BEST STYLE H'
facilities are the MOST EXTENSIVE In the city.
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THE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper in the
Il Wet medsnm through which 70 advertise. II also
sves detailed soeouDt Of the progress Of Wests hrss
md Land speculsons and through which Capital
profitable nvestmena Terms % year Ad
iess W. IL. FARMER. Des kones Iowa
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Msm CIVILIZATIONS.

A sPLE H Np ,Irpsr G I E T o o K
RECORDS OF THE HEARTY
pArrLrrS SFH c. No. 81 md ss Broadway,
EDWARDs ON BILLS AND
PRohIssoRy NOTES
Price s6 50.
TREATISE
BILLS, OF e HAN q E
PRONISSORY NOTES.
ISAAC EDWARDS.
CounsslorstLsw.
Just pubassed, and for sale BY
BANKS, GOULD Co.,
No. IA Nssssu-st, New YORK;
and No. as Broadway, Albany.
TsnrIsr on BILLS o. E1enxek AND rSSss Sss
The Of this work being based on The Occasions
Eassh wsrs On the rubiect nor can deemed rival Of
sn,,hns which Ia, in this county, The object
each lu.aon. seemed calculated 20 develop and explain
ss reason on Which founded ~ oSs sca IN
Che spe bills and notes. there has been time when
invited the attention ana professional with
on sns or of
NorKs By Isaac Edwards Couuseloret Law. New iork;
6.phs oua Co the latest decision 10 deemed the high
eat In legal matters the latest treatise OF digest OF
on branch the be OF the geatest value 70
spd judconsy arranged These requirements eeins met BY
the volume before Justly recommend MI hdwads
treatise TO the Of the bar. preemnenty an
incorporating the substance OF nearly Two
kousand American decisions with the principles Of law regard
ms psper established by the sdudicson OF the En
ss prt. sd setting forth stes Of the State
Il which the commercial Law 10 not adopted BY way spea
translation gwen OF that part OF the commercial ooae
Of France relating to bills Of exchange aud promissoIy notes
~ index very minute and enables the resier 10 ma
nnt what the law on any Pcn. Of the ssG be- .s.Tosv
Less useful 10 merchants add bankers -
IN Y Commercial Advertiser. Oct ~, 1871
- TREATISE on BILLS or ExcHAhSE AND TsoN,,svsf
Morris BY ssAc Edwards Svo PIP IT'S Banks 1ouiu 20.
Tho public already several treses &C tns
sabjee BY bsy Chity Story and others ion, ss new aes
IONS constantly made there for essential improve
ents the tIestscs already published One peculiarly OF
Mr. Edw1dss book seems 10 be giving greater prominence than
sIestses 10 the decisions Of Cours which
this subject already oatnnnoer those Of the English reports
cad reference TO points upon IL the
Eesish books
sNor Is IL merely 10 the law exhibited In the sdudsed
ssses that Mr. Edv confines himself view 10 give
booA greater practical utility, he has in it the
statute Of the various States which from d
staes viii prove great convenience Not only 10 collection
81 state statutes be looked for IN any pse library
there are only public Libraries IN this country
which contain anything all complete Oar Newton Law
fabfe - wretenediy deficient this score.
the ouih 10 which the law the subject OF negotiable
paper he's expanded itself apparent from size Of This
vork which without any undue pyoxty extends itse TO
nearly eight hundred The chapter title
The commercial code 81 France which relates exchange and
vrcsatssory notes" ". Y. Tribune.
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GREAT REDUCTION
N In the Price Of
LETTER, NOTE,
POOLsCAP PAPER
30 NE e. CO.,
No $50 PEARL-sT., BELOW WALSH.
Desisous Of realizing on their - =
LARGE STOCK or PAPERS
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES THEREON
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT,
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO
PphCHAsCES.
MD.-Orasu solicited fof superior
ACCOeNr BOOKS.
W WV JkMyIN0.
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A GRADUATED European Lady, espsb!e 70
"A esch French Music German ssd ne s:s sssSs. y
family. NO objection the South Best References wv
Address 7. L., box No i4a Tribune Office. -
A Nice and respectable German prssesnss S.i'
"A desire. SITUATIONS Abe 81 s "a - q -:
ker.en sseul hss the bes Of City refssssi - "
~ so,atry. Cell Of Ne 275 Bo~ey'
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8tationerp am6 fanrp GOODS.

T A. II. HASBROUCK, Stationers' Hall, NOA
MANUFACTURER offer. for GALE low cash prices every
Writing Paper Notes Drafts Money and Shipping Receipts
Iphstsnds Memorandum and Time Books, Pens Pencils,
stes Chess and Bschgsranon Boards Ac and
I'll articles usually kept BY the trade. JOB PRINTING and
LITHOGRAPAY executed At low rates Cards, Circular,
GALL
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Clothing.
Watrbes, Jemelrp, &r.

<NR EAT r 4 ID y G I / 0 Z.
" WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
Che subscriber 10 selling bis stock OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
reduction in prices, being fully thirty PER cent below
the usual retail prices
Tor gentlemen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS go usual price sA
Tor s.ntemeu ..............' go usual price = 10
r;,b e..e. ....,.,.i...s 49, usual price S75
sicb cases .. usual price %,
Ss'q eS sU.a a...ene. Levers. u.ua price s
rieb eases usual price sSa
i.we,sd Observation-Disclosures usual price $50
sv,y, Ensli. al nstent Lever, go usual price go
SAL, Ensisb pstspt Ieysr,.......01 usual price ~
w.,ehe. eIcb,nged GEO {. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches sD> Jewsry VINO rss'e ana fs'si,
No. IL Wal-st second eoor, near bfosd"y
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n E W Go soS, D s.
CASH BUYEnS,
Ar WHOLESALE.
LATHROP, LUDINGTON Co.,
Nos AND Is PARK-PLACE
MOI. 70 AND q MURRAY-sTREET,
A, CONSTANTLY MAKING ADDITIONS OF NEW,
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS
sTocI THUS MAKING THEIR MAGNIFICENT WARE
ROOMS THE MOST ATTRACTIVE RESORT ~ rowx FoR
BUYERS CASH SPEND. THssE
ARE HUNDREDS or MERoHASTs VISITING Our CRY
DAILY WHO CANNOT yISD At THEIR OLD HousIs ANY
THING REMNANTS FRAGMENTS WORN
OUT Goops, AND SEEKING
OPPORTUNITY TO FILL OUT THEIR NEsogASpUNs As
OFFER VIZ, THEREFORE, INVITE SUCH TO
LxAnnE THE
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK
Dry GO Ds
IN THE UNION!
AL ofwhich will be oferedt
AsTONISHINGLY Low PRICES
FOR CASH.
sBEETINGs, MEaINoEs.
sHIRTINGs, ALPAcAs,
fICKINGs. PARANATTAs,
TLANNELS. CLOTHS,
DE LANES, CAssIMEREs,
PRINTS. HOSIERY
BLANKETS. WHITE GOODS.
BLACK AND FANCY YANKEE NOTIONS,
SILKS &c- &c.
N o V f n B + Z 10
~ FOR 30 DAYS LONGER
CoyTnpAscE OF THE GREAT SALE
100000
RICH AND FASHIONABLE WINTER DRESS GOODS,
ArRErAIL At LESS THAI AUCTION PRIcEs.
WARD LAAIBERT e. co.
Offer the
Balance Of their Importation,
Received per Persia and Arsgo,
Comprising
Ms,ni6eent veve. Flouncsd slk ROBES,
Rich Daussk Flouposd Silk ROBES,
Marie Stu,t silh ROBES guile.
Brocsde and Bsysdere Dres SILKS
Eugene Bsysdsre ROBES,
Black Silk vELvETs,
Moldsvisn PLAIDS,
DRAP DE CAROLINE,
PARIS vALENCIAS,
DE LANES,
LADIES' CLOTHS, &c. &c
81, Of which afford opportunity the Ladies Of NewYork
snd vicinity purchase Of CHOICE GOODS at prices which
may not again for long time to come
BAYOU KID GLOVES:
Misses 62t cents,
Lanes IS cents,
Gentlemen's e7i cents.
No mixed Lots-every pair warranted genuine.
No 1856 Broadway,
corner Of Worth It.
Goods at Wholesale at No. S. Chant st for cash or up
proved credit at the lowest ruling market rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16

T. S r f w A f Il h G o.
a. Will continue their
CHEAP DRY GOODS
During week with large additions bought a. u, recent
They viii offer Monday. Nov is,
800 MUSLIN DE LAME
ROBES A GUILE,
IN CARTONS AT IS EACH.
FRENCH MERlNO ROBES,
WITH CHENILLE SIDE BANDS,
"a new articel,
(Cost of importation Sll.
A FINE LINE OF ., ~ 49,.
AT 81 PER YARD,
PARIS PRINTED MUSLIN DE LANES,
(the lstest Cashmere styles)
AT $ PER YARD.
RICH BAYADERE SILKS
''NA AT SIS EACH
FLoUNCED SILK ROBES
(full Lengthy,
AT 9s 50 EACH.
Broadway, Chambers and Resde sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16

Great bargains,
FOR CASH.
~ Subscribers viii positively offer their
ENTIRE STOCK
OF BUILDING HARDWARE, &C.,
bsins largest variety and in the United States a.
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS.
Also stnbbS and Sheffield FILES and Tools, STEEL WIRE
snl MAIpRILs LocEsMrBs' and BELLHASGEsS hATEht
AS, WRoUGHr and CAST LeoEs PORCELAIN and PLATED
wAKK, SHELLY BRASS GOODS, fine CABINET and PADLooKs,
RIesT LArcHks SAFE FAsTEsNGs for DOORS windows and
shutters Of every description.
MANY, BALDWIN MANY.
No. 40 John St, corner Dutch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16

J.Clawson X eliey, Analytisal Physician, can be
eopulted office, No. Bible House fthav daily until
free chaIe upon ali diseases particularly the
Lupss Liver Kidneys &c. with their attending symptoms 90
RheSns,m Dyspepsia, Nervousness Debinty' Dhc"ty Oh
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