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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27
JOHN MILLER,
Wm MDT.T.ER
maro1-31t]
FIRE IN PLYMOUThy

Notwithstanding the great alarm of fire, the
Car1ling Machines are now in good order for card
ing wool All those wishing good Rolls will
please bring their wool well cleaned, and will in
good work. / have secured the services OF a
man who has had forty years experience in the
manufacturing business, and good part of that
time in England, where they do good work. Per-
sons living at distance of twenty miles or more.
by staying over night can have their Rolls will
taka IN,nbsris Ond Hides fur carding and will not
refuse cash.
mayer -27t3s A C. STALEY.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27
TO NON-RESIDENTS

THE undersigned with the county Surveyor,wilI
on the 18th day of June next at I'D O'Clock a M on
said day, proceed tc survey and locate the corners
his land, IN section g. township j, range west,
in Stark County Indiana, to meet on the premises,
and continue from day TO day until all is finished.
Non-residents who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and defray, or provide
for deiraying, their portion of the expense of the
survey, will be returned to the County Auditor,
and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate
and collected according to law
JOHN MILLER,
mayo1 -31tl VIM MDTIER
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27
STATE OF INDIANA.
STARKE COUNTY, SIS:
T., tho Starke Court Of Common Pleas

i'0r1 VS.. '''"' Complaint for Foreclosure Of
Emeline Carp
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by An
drew W. Porter, his Attorney has filed in my ofce
his complaint for foreclosure of Mortgage, a.dit
appearing. to me, by the affidavit of disnterofed
person, that the defendants Ohm c. Carp and Fac
line Carp non-residents of the State of Idi-
ana, they are therefore hereby notified Of the fling
and tendency of said complaint, and that the SINE
win be heard at the July term, 1858, of said Sark
Court of Common Pleas, to be held ut the cart
house in Knox on the fourth Monday of July faS
and unless they appear, plead. answer or dcnur
their absence.
JOHN s. BENDER, Clerk e
may27-27t4-S9.0 Stark {. c. Plesi-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27
STATE OF INDIANA.
STARKE COUNTY. SIS:

In the Starke Circuit Court, Septr. Term, 1858
Eli Brown
vs. Complaint for Deed.
Jackson Alexander.
THE plaintiff in the al owe entitled cause har-
ing fled in the Clerks Office of said court, his com
plant, also the affidavit of A. w. Porter, from
which it appears that the said defendant, Jackson
Alexander, is resident of the State of Indiana
He is therefore notified of the filing and pendency
said action and that the same will be tried at the
court house in Knox, county and State aforesaid,
on the first Monday, the 9Th day of September,
1853; and unless the sand Jackson Alexander appear
plead, answer or demur to said complaint the same
will be heard and determined in his absence.
JOHN S. BENDER, Clerk,
may 27-27t3 So 90. Starke c. c.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27
STATE OE INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY. SIS.

In Marshall Circuit Court, August Term, 1853.
William ]. Gordon Solo
mon ID. McMillen, and
George A. Fellows,
vs. Compl't. for
E, L. Slocum and Catha- foreclosure
rine Slocum
THE plaintiffs in the above entitled cause, bv
Reeve CaprOn, their attorneys, have filed in
my Office their complaint for foreclosure of mort
gage, and it appearing by affidavit that the said
defendants are non-resdents Of the State Of hdna,
they hereby notified of the filing and tendency
of said complaint, and that the same will be heard
at the next term of the Marshall Circuit Court, 10
be holden at the court house in Plymouth, on the
second Monday of August, 1853, and unless they
appear, plead, answer or demur thereto, the same
will be heard and determined in their absence
Attest: n. r. PACKARD, Cl'k
may 27-27t3 By w. NJ. Kendall; dep
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27

%, pray let me have my way this time.
said a young gentleman to his lady-love.--
We'll, Willie, l suppose must this once;
but you know. that after we are married.
shall always have WILL of my own
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27

Other persons were born about the same
time as myself, and have been growing up
ever since. as we'll as myself. Therefore
be not proud.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27

Tie plow. the press and the Yankee are
bound together around the world. When
the last makes a claim he begins by
guiding the first, and setting up the sec
ond.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27
Death of Senator Evans.

Washington, May 18th, 1858.
Judge Evans Senator from South Carolina,
while supping with his colleage, Mr. Hammond, last
evening was taken suddenly i'll with disease of the
heart He was carried home and died about ten
o'clock.
lie had returned from dining with Gov. Ham
mond in perfect health, smoked cigar, and retired
at 10. At 1014 O'Clock he came out This cham
ber called his servant, and sent for Mr.. Mcqueen,
who, with Mr.. Boyce, lodged at the same house.
Mr. MCQUEEN came and found Mr.. Evans sitting
in chair complaining of an oppression of the
heart, He requested Mr.. Mcqueen to administer
two spoonfLlls of ether, which had no effect. A
physician was sent for, who attempted to bleed him
but did not succeed. He died in a quarter Of an
hour, peacefully and almost imperceptibly. His
last words were to Mrs. Mcqueen, who was bath
ing his head with cologne:
"You are very kind, but it viii do no good"
He was the Oldest Senator, "A years of age, and
was eminent for the gentleness and purity of his
character.
The Senate and House adjourned Immediately
on the announcement of his death, and will take a
recess tomorrow till O'Clock p. m, when the fu-
neral will take place.-N. Y. Tribune
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27
New Advertisements.
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY. Sc.

Notice is hereby given that g. G.. Gordon, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Asa Gordon deceased
has filed his petition to sell the real estate of the
deeedent, his personal being insufficient to pay his
debts; and that said petition will be heard at the
next term of the Court of Common Pleas OF said
county.
ATTEST; N. r. PACKARD, Cl'k
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27

AGRICULTURAL TRUTH-The following
statement will be found correct as to the soil
under cultivation.
/. All lands on which clover or the
grasses are grown, must either have line
in them maturity. or that mineral must be
sufficiently applied in the form of stone
lime or mari.
Nor so OBvIoUs-"I cannot bear chill
dren. said Miss Prim. disdainfully. Mrs,
Darlington looked at her over her specta-
cles mildly before she replied, perhaps il
you could, you would like them better.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27

DIoop RED LErrucE.-This kind is from France
and has not as yet been very extensiv ely cultiva
ted in It's country. 1t however, promises well.
Ir.sH PorAroEs The best way to avoid pota-
toe bugs is to plant early The potatoes in this
way will be pretty well matured before the bugs
appear. To be certain of a good crop, plant in
new ground.
Mr. and Miss Corcoran of Washington. have
gone 70 Minnesota. and not to Europe, as was re
ported.
The weekly receipts of the London Times fol
advertising alone amount to over S25, 900. Slight
lv ahead Of our weekly income, that
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27

U-The proprietors of The "New York Ilustra-
ted Golden Prize" announce that in their issue of
May 22d, will appear the first chapters of hstor-
ical tale of the southwest, entitled-Ssrah De
Vaughan, true history of the times o. Aaron
Burr, by Miss Ella Southworth. They also an
nounce, to appear in their issue of May 29th, the
first chapters of another new tale, entitled NObodys
Child-by the well known author, Charles Burdett.
Any of our readers who have not seen copy of
this elegant weekly, will do well to send tor one
specimen copies sent free of charge by the pub
fishers, Messrs Dean Salter, No. 1886 Broadway,
New York. The subscription price is 81, and to
clubs of ten or more 81 50, per annum. Each sub
scrber, besides getting the paper for year, re
ceves present, which is forwarded as soon as the
subscription money is received. For further par
ticulars see the advertisement of the Golden Prize
in another oo1ur,p
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27

may 27-27t3.-s3 90.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-01-13
PRIVATE DISPENSARY.
DR.. billiard.

VTTOULD respectfully announce to the inlAhbitants
w Of Dubuque and the surrounding country, thai
he be consulted at his through the Post
ES OF A PRIVATE NATURE" Several years Of ex-
percnce and practice in several cities Of the East
abes the Doctor to perform the most astonishing
Ia very short time. Syphiltc and Mercurial tants
entirely removed from the systcm Recent cured
IN from three to ten days, without obligng the patient
to desist from bis daily avocation. srer
All diseases Of the organs Of gcnefation treated In
careful and thorough manner, for either eexss No
Shaxyss Tor advice. Low charges aud quick cures.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness, should
apply to the doctor immediately In person BY letter.
post paid, for bis remedies and aivice he never fails
Of curing the most obstinate cases.
Patients Of either living at dstanee by stating
their diseases In writing, giving the symptoms, &c, can
obtain medicines with directions for USE by addressing
strictly confidential" W
Female disssses treated on scientific principles. Leu
ehoErhca Whites-Prolspsus Utss or fxilAg Of tho
womb, supprcseons Of the Mcusee, inamatio0 o. VI.
ceradon OF the Utcyi', &c, &c.
The most cases IL the sbovs ysd 10 his mode
OF treatmAnt.
Dr. II. y also agent Tor tho sale Of Dr. seldsn's
6ds Pin Of the kind sold in America. Price One Dollar
per Box. Pessons sending for pills, will encloss ono
dollar and two etampe, and they can be mailed 70 any
part Of the country. g
N. u. Married ladies who have reason to believe
themselves IN peculiar situation should not use them,
by their action the womb miscarriage will b. the
consequence they contain mercury, iron, steal,
deadly oils, but their action Is without parallel
medicine. ~
Once near the corner of sth and Main ets., ever
Rozenthslls Clothing Store.
[. Dubuque, Aug II, 1851. s ~ - -
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re- The Railroad Meeting at Sam.
PIES Hall, last Saturday evening, wa.
we'll attended. The best of feeling pre-.
vailed, and the citizens of Bradford and
vicinity gave evidence, substantial evi.
dence. of their mistaken confidence in
the McGregor r. r. AS announced in
the last number Of the Neus, Judge
Bai'y and D. A. Babcock. Esq, ad.
dressed the meeting. The Judge made
an effective speech. showing the con.
dition and prospects of the road, and
earnestly appealed to the citizens to lend
their aid to 90 noble an enterprise.
Mr.. Babcock followed in an eloquent
speech. in which he showed most con.
elusively the relative position of our
country, with and without the road
Several Of our citizens being called on.
al gave their unqualified approval Of the
conrse pursued by the company, and
expressed their confidence in its early
completi6n. Hon. s. 8. Ainsworth, 81
West Union. being present, was called
on, and addressed the meeting in his
usual happy manner. He is m able
speaker and. close reasoner, and in our
opinion, presented unanswerable reasons
Why the Aitissns Of Chickasaw county
should ttSkssall the stook possible in this
company. The prospects Of the road
were meyer better than ct present. and
our citisehS arc received I'd render It all
the aid 10 their p6Wer.-Neas, ifg
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NO TXCE!

\ IL persons are hereby expressly forbidden
IA from and after this date, to cut timber,
quarry stone, build, enter upon. or in any man
ner take possession of any Lot in the town Of
McGregor, or any piece or parcel Of the follow
ing described lands, to wit :iA1 IS 5FAE4 !
The N W end the N Not Mex of Sec
ton 81. Fractions No. & 2 III fractional Sec.
ton No. ~. Section No. in fractional Sec.
No. &c. The Section in the s II corner 81
the BAIL Gisrd claim No. ], all In township
No. IS N r No. W 5th p NJ, Without frse
obtaining the written consent Of the subscriber
and entering into written contract in reference
thereto. All persons hereafter 20 taking pos.
session Of any portion Of the above described
lands otherwise than as above, and all persons
Who have heretofDre done 80, without the con-
trcsspassess and treated accordingly.
ALEX. MGREGOR. /
McGregor, Get. 9th. 1856.
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Come One! Come HUI!
SIMPSON & HOXSIE

.E# 81 MI OON O IlOASlE =
Are now receiving a large and we'll selected as
sortment of ar O.. g--s~.e ,
GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
which we offer to the public at very reasonable
prices. Our Goods are direct from the city Of
New York. all fresh and new, and we are con.
vinced that they must please oil who desire to
purchase. The stock consists Of all kinds OF
staple and fancy Groceries usually kept. We
have laso for sale a + sse |
BRANDIEs. WINES. GIN. sCHNAPPs
and cured Liquors OF all descril tions. Black
berry and Raspberry Brandics, together with
the best brands in market Of Ecor> n ALE and
LoNpoN PoarEs. Derby 4 Days Star brand
Whisky, and various other brands which We
will sell ct % low figures - any other House.
IPealso have alarge and varied aasortment of
G G. A r s,
HAVANA, Opera and Principe in sny quantity.
and At psices running from Ton 70 Ssa9y Dol
lars per thousand. @ IS .Fa,.r IS I
BOOTS 4 SHOES. t (
We have small lot Of Boots aud Shoes that
We viii sell cheap.
u. B.-Our Goods were ell purchased in
New York from FIRST hands. and We can cousc-
qusntly sell them lower than those who have
paid profit to the merchants Of chicago and
Milwaukee The proof Of this can be demon.
stratcd by an examination Of prices.
Store on Aain street, one door east of the
Waverly, and nearly opposite the Eagle Hotel.
McGreg0r, July 81, 1851. rs u26lnG.
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How JOE WON THE PExc1L.-Joe
BIS PROFESSIONALLY the hand
soonest married man IN Cincinnati.
Joe sports wife, besides several other
creature comforts. Well, he and his
wife, Harry, john. and George
--, and their wives all board at the
same house. A day or two ago, while
they were at table, luxuriating on de-
tached portions ola boiled turkey, which
had been stuffed with oysters, the con-
versation turned on Christian names,
when Mrs. Harry commended that she
could name more distinguished men
who had borne the nameof Henry, than
any gentleman could of his own name;
and concluding by offering a gold pen
Gil as wager, against suitable equiva-
lent, should she win.
The trial commenced. Mrs. Harry
starred of with Harry of the
West" adding a dozen others.
George now gathered up on
George Washington, the four Georges
ofEngland, Lord George of France. &c.
"Now, Mr.. John, what have you
to say ?" said the charming Mrs. Harry.
"Oh!I can give you hundred-the
two Adams-Lord John Russell-John
Tyler-John John bring me some wa
ter, john"
"Stop. stop. you can't win. Mr..
Josaph-. now your turn comes, !"
continued the juicy little gamester.
Now, if ever bashful man lived, it
is my friend Joe. He dared not look
mp. He had been racking his brain for
al answer, hut to no purpose and in
despair. he made one grand effort, and
raising his head replied:
"My dear madam, Enaye lost. lean
not now think of any very distinguish
ed man who ever bore the name of Jo-
seph, except the gentleman we read
about in the Sacred Scriptures-he who
WAS such favorite of Mr.. Potiphar,
but l will not offer him, tor Think he
sas Ms--:foot I ever did hear Of"
"Here's the pencil" said Mrs. Harry,
tossing it over to him, as she and the
other ladies send out of the door. I.
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Town Lots.
WEST M'GREGOR PROPERTY.
GOOD TITLES.

IX1E now offer for sale, on the most rea
w sonablc, and to persons who wish to
imr rove, the most accommodating terms soc
lots in the West McGregor Addition Thi,
addition, for plcasantncss of location and con
yeniencc cannot be surpassed, having an album.
dance of fine water, and being situated on tho
main thoroughfarc leading to the country
Several enc Improvements hsvs airrussy been
commenced, and are fast approaching compile.
ton. one Of which will be the finest hotel build.
ing in M.Gresor, to be finished in good style
and we'll kept. Callsoon, as lots are going fast
June Is, 81. H s. GRANGER 4 70
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Sh@n g e Z
N IL w BRICK STORE.

having purchased the entire Stock OF
Merchandise owned by Allen Il Wilker-
son, the undersigned respectfully invites
the public before purchasing elsewhere,
to examine the large and complete as
sortment which he is now offering at
reduced figures.
The following brief list Of such arti-
cles as recur, to the, mind, will give
only faint idea of piles of Merchandise :,
and the variety of useful ornamental and
indispensable articles that crowd the
commodious Three Story Building
In Dry Goods, have
Flannels, Cassimeres. Sattinetts,
Broad Cloth Sheetings, Tickings,
Linseys, Jeans, Prints,
DeLains. Cashmeres, Merinos,
%. Drillings, Silks, a Bareges,r
Sat'ns, Laces, Grapes.
GROC ERIEs.
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Sslcratus, Mo-
lasses. Syrups, Allspice, Pepper, Ginger
Salt, Fish, Flour, &C., &c.,
O / q t h 4 nx..
A very heavy Stock. of Over Coats,
Dress Coats, Frock Coats, Pants, Draw
ers, Vests. Socks, Wrappers, Hats.
Caps, Crsvsts, .a.' ... g.. -
CROCKER y: of all description,
suitable for the humblest Cabin or tho
well furnished Mansion. Glass Ware.
Tin Ware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware.
HA RDW ARE.
Axes, Saws, Files, Chisels, Planes,
Bits, Augers, Knives and Forks, Pen
and Pocket Cutlery Spoons, Bells, Brads.
BUILDING MATERIALS,
such as Nails, Glass, Putty. Screws and
Door Trimmings, Timers and
Plastercrs' Tools, Oil Stones
CORDAGE OF ALL SIZES. STOVES
es;,e,,, ALL PATTERNS, s,,.
Stove Pipe, .Grindstones, Butter and
Provisions Generally.
Blackslnitlls' Tools,
Fl MING UTE NSILS.
Flows, Rakes, Shovels, Hoes. Spades,
= scythcs, Log Chains. ~'"h
Drugs, A general assortment Of Dyes
and Drugs.
"A s T Att OR AIRY. n
Note Paper, Letter Paper, Fools Cap.
Memorandum, Check Books, School
Books, Ledgers. Miscellaneous Books,
Pens, Ink, Envelopes, Waters, d., &c.
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER.
ears Findings always Oh hand. ,+r
Fur 4 ture.sa
Bedsteads, Lounges Chairs, Rocking
Chairs, Tables, Stands, &C., &C. L
~. Ma ttrasee e.
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Sacks, Umbrsl-
las, Grain Sacks. '-
u O. O i s a n d 8 b Oes,
In countless numbers and infinite variety.
CLOCKS e. JEWELRY.
This Stock was selected to suit the
wantsand tastes of Northern Iowa, and
they are beginning to melt away under
the influence of low prices, backed by
prompt attention of active and accommo-
dating statesmen. We offer our goods
at Wholesale or Retail, for cash or its
equivalent. nas ar#] 1'asn-hasV
Orders from customers in the inte-
rior, faithfully filled and warranted to
suit in quality and price, in every in
stance. H -g- .~.5-.- s-...
~ The same gentlemanly and atten-
tive Clerks will remain in the Store, and
l wish to retain the same customers.
d. BAUGH.
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HPstHck 0'Fl,herty said that his
wife was very ungrateful, for swim /
married hsSfa che hadn't rag till her
hack, and poMthaI Aoyered with 'em."
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MORE GoLD.-The late Californi,
steamer, the Northern Light, brought
S2,O26, 900 in specie.
This is very good, but will in all pro.
liability be more than counterbalanced
by the next steamer for Europe taking
out several millions.
Free trade does not allow us to keer
the gold we get from California, in the
country long enough to do us any good
II Journal. ----a--.. -
How is it that India, where the Brit.
ish manufactures are free to 90, is ab
sorbingnot only our gold, but the gold
Of Great Britain, the country that manu-.
features for her?
How is it that Canada where British,
goods are received at mere nominal du.
ties is not troubled with an efffux o.
gold? ,.
How is that France, with protcc.
tive tariff amounting to prohibition,
cannot retain the gold even by prohi
biting its export, but is obliged to buy
specie daily for the Golfers Of its Ma.
tOnal Bank? .-lH
How is it that Russia, an exclusive
" protective country, cannot retain spe-
Gle under the present pressure?
How is it that the German States,
with all their manufactures competing
with those of England throughout the
continent of Europe. are in the same
fix?
How is it that Austria, whose pro,
tective tariff amounts in many instances
T. prohibition, has been for years suf-
fering for the want of specie basis for
her bank circulation, end at this mo.
nent is actually bankrupt?
Why does not protection keep the
gold and silver in these countries, in.
stead Of letting it flow to India, where
shere is no protection Cha. Dem.
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- ...a.. "a
GEO. DER s. co., a.
1876 EAST WARrER STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS
Manufacturers, Wholesale s. Retail Dcalcrsin
Saddlery, Saddlery Hardware,
CARRIAGE & TRUNK TRIMMINGS,
TRUNKS, VALISES CARPET BAGS
COLLARS, WnIrs, FLY-NErs, BELLS, BLANKETS
HoRsE-BRusHEs, Curry COMBS, CARDS, &c.
Saadles-Morc than 100 varities of Side. Span
ish, Pad, Columbian, American, and English
Saddles. Also, Brides, Martingales, Girths,
Stirrup Leathers, Surcingles, Cruppers, Hal
tiers, &c. 80 - ~ -
Harness-Team, Wagon, Buggy, Gig, Carriage
and Coach Harness
ColIaTs-of all kinds and every quality.
Saddlery Hardrare-E Embracing great variety
of Bits, Stirrups, Buckles, Hamcs, Trees,
Terrets, Hooks, Pad Screws, Cockeycs Chains
Rosettes, Ornaments, Tacks, Webbs, &C.
Russet and Patent Leather. sgt
Carriage Trimmings variety OF
Bands, Clips, Props, Shaft Tips, Maileable Irons
Enameied Cloth, Trimming Cloths, Damasks,
Laces, Finges, Silks, Tufts, Buttons, Carpets,
Oil Cloth, &C.
Trunk Trimmings-Locks, Rivets, Hinges,
Nails, Innings, &C. Trunks-Packing and Tray.
cling Trunks, valises, Carpet, Leather, and En-
ameled Cloth Travelling Bags, Ladies' Trunks
and Hat Boxes. Whips-Twig, Sulkcy, Trot
ting, Gig, Wagon and Coach whips, Covered
wood and Raw Hide team whips, Raw Hides
Hickory stalks, Buck and Horse Hide Thongs
Ok and Stage Lashes. Leather and Skins
Russet Bride, and Skirting Leather, Patent
Skirting, Patent Split Skirting, Flap, Blind and
Dash Leather, Oil Top Leather, Enameled Tor
Leather, Co.ored Enamcled Leather, Hog and
Chalnois Skins.
The attention of purchasers is called to the
above, as the goods are made and selected with
great care, and for sale at prices which win com
o.te with any in the west, at 136 East Water
Street.
NET 1y. GEO. DYER Il Co.