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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17
To BE DRAWN At cINcINNATf, ONO,
MONDAY, DccemberEf2th,Is

WOITl ID rcsDcctluy call the attention of the
4 puh;. to NV Fifty EIGHTH GRAND GIFT ES-
which will the drawn at Cincinnati, Ohio,
Monday. Deccnnber 2ih, 1853, in tlie p-eSsnce of
al the ticket holders who chose to attend. The pr
ccs of Tickets in this Distribution is One Dollar
each Ticket holder having chance to draw fine
Horse. Buggy. and Silver mounted Harness, con-
plctc down 10 the wlp in the socket, and ready to
Jump in AMI drive Oft at moments notice. Every
Ticket holder hts also Oh ,nce to draw IN eighty
acre Ltnd War; mt, enabling him to possess him
self Ola fsrm in some of the rich rr.iiries of the
West; besides there are two hundred and fifty
prizes i'm G. I'D, ranging from = 90 up, to 500
irh. There also two hundred and ;weiity five
Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches in the
scheme. all wuranted aeurIte time keepers, and
worth from S-,) 10 $500 each.
There are also two Sewing MIchines of the
very best pitent, worth $40 an Sl05. the of
which to any family could scarcely he over es;ima
It'd. and which would always Gnd a ready sale
should they he drawn by any person who did not
need them Tor his own
The Table and Teaspoons ofpurc English Sill
yer are the same that have put in mr sclrmes
heretofore. ami with which no Fault has ever occa
found. they being Of the very best quality man
ui:,ctlrel. The Plalcd-ware is genuine double
pate. and not merely washed. : Is THE case with
much of the ware offered as Plated. IL will last
AN ordinary lifetime.
4 lie variety % VFfl tHlciitl Jrwcity embraces
nearly everything for I.,dics', Genticnen's and
Chillrcn's wear-cun>iSting OF Gold Lockc's,
Brca st9ns and Earrings of Coral. Garnet. Cam
c }. and plain Gold; Stud, Sleeve Buttons. Rings.
fcuS an Pencil, NJ scvcr,i different prices; with
fine G ,!,i Vest and Guard Oh inns for Ladies' and
Gcntlemcn--thcse are all of the latest STYLES. by
the hest N lnuitcturcrs, AMI o. the best quality 20
be h-,l for the price.
| have beeis engaged in giving, Gift Enterprises
for the past six wears AL of which have given entire
,tis:s,iisl s. Tic drawing j. ALWAYS Hpslcr thc
cniri Of committee of ticket lniers. anal those
w.io ars al,seut S;ani the same chnce ~ those.
present. Pazest dawn sy ab>elI, ticket holders
arr. Immediately after the drawing, sent ut my
r K AMI cxaciisc. aIM in else the rrzes are not
received, will send them again. Money sent to
me fer tickets is-ase Amy ri-k- Ps2gr-inIies
cea.sin'nssa nlistef fss. 'izss-w ilAi'e sessstp
any ore who my ord hem, whether they purchase
tickets or hot r,. .f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!
CASH! CASH! CASH!
SJOO:! SI,0o0: s3,0Oo!!

LIVERY MAN in Marshall County and sur
IL rounding country has now real chance for
making the above sums at any time by calling on
me soon and securing the following tracts parcels
of Choice and Extra Lands in the County of Mares,
State of Missouri.
l have over 1000 acres in Lots of ~. so and 60
acres, miles from Vienna, the County scat, and {
to IL miles from the Railroad and miles from
Gasconade River. Also. 320acrcs of Choice Land
in Crawford County. IL miles from Railroad
Also. 321acres in Weyne County, Q miles from
Railroad.
All of these Lots parcels of Lands are of the
very best quality. They are no graduated or one
shilling an acre Lands. They are all in the heart
ola thickiy settled and fast growing country.
will sell 40. so or l60 acre pieces, and any person
may 90 and see them, and if they don't prove as
represented then sale. Twill trade for improved
lands around about here on good terms Now is
your time, without delay. Call on the Agent,
CHARLES WHITMORE,
At his Warehouse near the Depot.
g ~ B. lam also Agent for the Charter Oak Life
Insurance Co. of Hartford CT. For further infor-
nation call on me and get a pamphlet.
fik37m6l CIV
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17
IT "a GE NJ 9 :

~ "tt
zen in tbs Enterprise. are rcques.c To do Sc
4 twsssts five more Tickets arc sa.d they viii
he furnished ~ the rate of 80 cents peT ticket and
Is. sides premium AT the rate o. ten per cent. in
J.we'rv will b. :,liuwtri. Fhus by selliug twenty
five fifty tickets month, iur a few mouths. an
agent procure an excellent watch without the
ontlav Of dollar Ii $50 tickets sold in sin
gle Enterprise. will allow a premium of L. per
cent in American Gold. All who cinnot act as
agent th 'm,clvcs will confer favor me by pro-
curing 10 act IN their placc: ard IL the
sgeHt procured sells twenty five tickets more.
t.hin'lsome book viii DC presented TO the poison
procuring him.
Single tickets, 81.
All orders must lac addressed to l.. d. Sine. Box
10. Cincinnati, Ohio. ...f- -,e-..
All responsible persons ordering tickets viii he
supplied 10y orlering a. above-the money to bc
sent when the tickets are sold. ar
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17

Arrxx. cagscu-ply mouth cont.sins a popul
non :, about swe tl,ossa nhsbtaIts. ID lesst Que
half sf which Is capAbIe Of attending divine service
such services arc Fed re lrIy every week in these
places arsslonce in an aweek ia one otherpsec.1
The Mcthodis,s aa,i PrcS5yterians occupy their
respective churches the Bipists, Westervelt Hall,
and the EpiscoYalinns Coed Templa~ Hall DC
casionally the Catholics occupy the Court H";'se
II has been estimated by those couversantwiih the
sub;ec, that the avera &c at,eniace 1t all of three
places ON the Sabbath does rot exceed three hun
sircd. According to estimate there are about
one thousulsl persons in our peaeeabe and moral
village who could aud ought to attend Church
About seven hundred OF these arc not fequenters
OF such places. Now the query arises, where DO
these seven hundred 20 on Sunday II anywhere =
Perhaps four-scyen:hs stay at homc--hen there
are three h;n.lred gone estray, and wherel Who
k,,ows7 Let's look for them The report from a
half dozen guns point unerrinyly the dircctionsome
have taken. Cannot this number sometimes be
maitp.icd and still be less than the truth. a
gain many whose years are yet few in number may
be seen stroIln. around the streets, and ram0Ans
shrou a, s,,. woods. niu.gins in vari0u games
Offers NAV be founi in the hotels, stores, sho 5
anil saloons of the town, variously engaged
Thus, aud in few Other ways, the Whereabouts OF
the whole nun,ber may DC ascertaincd.
Nox, ii must 10 be understood that we arrosaie
soeurself the right to question all persons as to
witt disposition they make of themselves on Sun
das TNcy can go and come when they please
within cersain limits. and when doing 80 we claim
NO right to modest them w think, however. til II
m persons who control their soings and coming
and wlao believe our churches at least moral III
SsitutioslS calculated 10 hsvea good influence upon
,our taw, should attend ch,Fch themselves AMI pre-
vail upon others to DO u there arc such rer
sons in town We hope they viii act upon our sus-
ge<tion SunI,y- My the Church consre ga
tons herreor,li be largely increased. More anon
on this subject perhaps.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17

PRrcE OF GRiiy HERE AND ELsEwnEaE--Pcr-
haps it has nos been generally known that better
prices are paid in p ymouth for wheat aud other
grain .h,n in South Bend. Ltportc, Loransport and
osher towns in Northern Indiana on the line of the
Pittsburgh, r. Wayne & Chicago Railroad Never
thcIcSs We are creiy informed that such isthe fact
On. farmer. who took loid of wheit from Pirm
\, ss,usl. Beni an brin offered ony ninety cents
Der b,ss'hI br1a .',t itbtck AMI got ds,'lar per
bu -cF f,r IT, Is fully persia tei OF the truth OF this
stltcm nt-
Some may won Ter why P.ymiath can pay higher
prcs.s Cor grain tn IN her ai-hbors-Dat they will
not dp 80 vic, t,t are inf ,r. u 'hlt the price
yhippng grin. &c. is much less on tina above men
ii mei Rsilro II tlran on any other hic. By TIL
route Trs. ,i,t * only reShin,ei between thu
place and he As',atic seapar,s- This does no; ne
ee-s.rilr occur. W. eve. there IS i;ne ofro4'l
ftse SINE Gu .e iInm Chicago through this place to
P,;h leip,si in tbs AMI the nci~hborins
,unl;es Who desire the best prices for their grain
will do well To la Iure the prices IN Plymouth II
it is 4 fact that FIVE or ten cents per bu-hcl
IN be PAID here for grain than ut the places above
mentioned. II wsuld be wei Tor business men
% take some pains to mike it generally known
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17

SNw--O.d B,rcas blew his frosty breath here /
bs'uts SATURDAY night last AMI The next morning the
ground was almost covered with snow. =. = -
h4trs{ef-7 sfaor T. gsf1 III
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17
Warsaw Nursery!

TNHE PROPRIETORS of this institution take
i this method of informing the Citizens OF
Marshall County that they will have on hand by the
next Tree Planting Seasonal full assortment of
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
of all kinds and of the best quality. Our apple
trees have been grated from bearing trees which
account they win bearmuch sooner than trees graf.
ed from Nursery Scions, and this fact also enables
us to know with certainty what Varieties have.
Our Nursery berg situated within few rods ofthe
Railroad Depot VIC will be able to deliver trees at
any Station in Marshall County within few hours
after they taken out of the ground We scar-
rant every tree and shrub that we sell to be alive
and i'm good condition.
III. Il. Pcrshing, at Plymouth, AMI ]. o. Parks, at
Bourbon are authorized to take orders for US, and
we will be on hand when the Season comes to fill
all ORDERS we trust, the entire satisfaction of all
who may favor Us with them.
BRONSON & FRASIER. Proprietors.
Warsaw, Ind, Aug le, le59-4lm3.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17
Resolutions Passed
OVER THE
GOVERNORS VETOi

WHEREAS, Having on hand very large as
sortmcnt Of FRESH GROCERIES, that MUST
DE SOLD, and having recently made arrangements
to purchase any quantity in Cincinnati, New York,
New Orleans, and other markets, on better terms
than we have ever been able to DO before
Therefore, ReS0tUed,
FRS THAT we can sell more SUGAR
for One Dollar than any other eStab-
ishmcnt in town.
SECON D-1'hat we can sell more COFFEE
for One Dollar than any other es,4b
lshmcnt in town.
L Ii X D-That we can sell more 4 v 4
for One Dollar than any other cstab
lishmcRt in town.
we can sell more RICE
for One Dollar than any other es
adjustment in town.
T T H-That We can sell more TOBACCO
for One Dollar than any other c.
tablshmcn. in town.
Y 7 H-That can sell more o l L
for One Dollar than any other
adjustment in town. 81
SEVENTII-That we can sell more u HiTE LEAD
for One Dollar than any other es-
Enlistment in town
ZIG Ii + H-That we can sell many other articles
too tedious 10 mention cheaper than
any other establishment in town.
y n L H--Ihat pay more for all kinds
of COUNTRY PRODUCE than
any other establishment in town,
HOOP POLES included.
T L n T H--That we invite every person in
Marshall County to call and examine
our GOODS and PRICES
before purchasing elsewhere
All Of which is respectfully submitted to the
community at large.
WOODWARD & RlyS6M.
Plymouth, Ind. August ii lS59--40m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17

THx SociaslEs-WIb be held this week as TO-
lows: The PresI,ytesian this evening, The resi-
dence OF Me- Seth Eiwarls. alal the Methodist to-
!m,uow evening, at thed fling of NJ A9o. Pack
ard, Esq. rLslzallxl1ll sl.-...a IL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17

SHTNGLES. SQUARE TIMBER. HOOP
i , POLES. BEESWAX. RAGS. CHICKENS
Tallow.i Butter. Eggs. Brooms. Wheat, Corn,
Oats. Lard. County Corporation Orders. (at
MR. and Money, either Gold, Silver or Paper,
Eve ire not plrtieulhr we get it, in payment of
debts, OF in exchange fer ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17

cAxs OFF rug TsAcs-D ybcfore Yesterday the
essw ribour! ,sscnrc- trim II the p. FL ". Il
C. r. r. ran off the track near Chicago and was
thcrtorc tclaye 4 SINE seven OF eislf hours
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17
Use Christic's Asuc BalsaEl.


The best Ague Cure in rrsc., q l.unas<
A Remedy prepared by Regular Physician.
"a preparation free from all mineral productions.
Equally ctfectual in Ague, and Chill Fever.
80 When taken according to dircctions,is a sure
q. cure-il.1 - sf -sflts ...t,.,rf ..,i E. Iedes.
Ii never debilitatcs tho patient like other rem
1t is pleasant, effective and safe remedy for
Children. So ~sis ~ fedy
IL has stronger ccrtifi -ate< thsn any other rem
Whcnonce used it will ever after be sought FOR.
In short it stands at the head of Ague Cures
fT. Christie'~ B1isam for Ague and Fever
il winning golden opinions as preventative and
cure for that dreadful disease Much of the dead
experienced 10y persons cmisratinS to new coun-
try will be removed when they Know how easily
and thoroughly the 3 issarn cures the disease for
which 10 is designed. Mo aponfh M (ssardi
The above is only one OF the numerous favorable
notices OLA free and untrammeed press. When
such powerful friend the press speaks in its IA
vor. II cannot be otherwise tlianroruIar. > ~
JOHND. PARK. Propdeior, l2i Lake ST., Chi
caso. s.tu -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17

that the p,<sesser trim on tllr p. FL W. u c. r.
r stop epnesite A G-sm.siiis eating house sloIe
eaauss FOE the passengers to sistu.d Themselves
Ailriyhe 2ifE1sfn1 81 YllAoJT23
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17

.kl-9 CT 77'Thc Mgrrng Star Loisc, No 6.
/. o. G. T., elected and appointed the following off,
GERS for the present quarter: u. A'S -
7cJ. IT, BIZ EER.. w G. r., Ms< NJ sse.REpi HaR,,
WIT. JouS CaaruTr. VS., Susaw l.. Gerry,
w. T.. NrS Hears, w. 4. g. III b., PEssmxc. w.
o G...J. d. THiTER, W. C., Miss DEiIa wILpus.
wa :. q ,Ra- wflst&, W F. s., 9Tar.roa
ssxs. W. 81. Ms. An,vnalPExsli,Sc, w-D. NJ.
d. TsPHnurs. P.W- C-.Tv f37sfs,fearbe
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17

CHAVEZ oF TM=.-TIe trains on the p, Fl W.
& CIR r. are nowrlnnns uller. new time carl.
See time table --..-- 49,.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17

CtfsEssrrossss.I The Sunday schools ~ III,
place Pso7'sss solhsvsr ec'ebrlsiorners Christmas
The Goo !. Tempars. are making preparations 10
lf5ida temperance convention at South Bend abou,
HE eighth ef next nibnshs 0fHlg Yon5 s9Hin
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17
md M u N s Q MS
afit hae Copper Tubular m
LIGH THING ROD,
SPIRAL FLANGES,
lPATENTEn ArG z Is5G

Single Rods. complete for attaching 10 buildings
by express TO any part Of the country. We offer unusual
Inducements 10 persons who engaged in putting M
Rods or who may desire TO engage in this business.
County and State Rights for sale. rr. =
This Rod is in general use in Central Indiana, and
many other localities thronghcat the country 70
always succeeds wherever it s introduced IN n no
humbng. No man who examines rs merits vii ever
buy any other Rod. The I'D iron rods give way bere
II as ignorance flies before the advance Of light
According to Prof FarnsIay, and other men Of note,
copper has conducting power 10 Shines greater than
iron; and in addition 10 this important fact. uunsons
Rod has surfaces shie and ost, nearly three fincs
great as the old iron ND Munsohs Rod Is crna-
mert tho best bndings. ard does rot rust Int WIN
endure an age without losing its conducting rorcv.
This Rod has received the lda Tnmirns at TIE
american Institute Of New York IRE Fraukfn Insh-
tute Of philadelphia; the National Fair Lcui<siIh,
Ky; the State Fairs of Ohio. 1,wa, Indiana Con pcr-
fieut aud wherever -cxhitsi. II never BEATEN in
any confess. and never will be where there truly
scientific judges. II has bcen endorsed end shy
ncrfded ny JoHS You've Professor q xatsrsi Sis
in the Northwestern Christian SAsrr~if.; Jas =
AruoS, Supt- Indiana Insane s-sissas- r. =. DrepS.
Indiana Stale Ceaorisf; LoRIS A<prfws President
Kenyon College, Ganii irr. ohio DR.. KIrf1EK Par
viS, Physicians aud t9,cnsi<ts soils and many
osher persons Of xsli- KNOW scienir arsainmsnfs-
LOCK- &c MJSSON.r
= .-- Indianapolis, fnt
Iuiv = te,a--s
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23
The "ArkanSas Travcler.o

NDUnC,, l33 kegs of the celebrated Cicyc-
land Mills 20 "der' Warranted the oes' IN
'"aISg,- IHiy 6 fS5 IS59 ,A'e WARD d soUTHMAYD.
"vOODrS WARE. 30 doz Painted Baek,
" et.. 5 ,laz Ccdar Buckets. uo@ Wen
Buckets, Zinc Wash Boards. for sale ~
July IL, 1883 WARD Il SOUTHMA ~;
1T OC.' ~ !IiTS :-Hoo; Skirts in ...rcat va ne
IL, Skir. Supporters. 1ouFnure Corsets,
Patent CurSets WARD d S0U THMAIp
"Ez1SfNE Or COAX OLE.
N Pure Coal Oil and Coai Oil LAMPS, CHM
nyz and Tiets, for sale by
july 6, Io59 WARD L SoUTHMAYD
HYSTETsS Z SkRDINES.
~ I25 doz cans fresh Cove Oysters. 50 .ioz.
cans Slrfiues II doz cans Lobsters. ) doz Shai
) doz Pie Fruits II doz Pickles. ) doz Ketchup.
doz Pepper Sauce
pOOI;S AND STATIONERY.
y large Gssu'tIne ~ Of Miscellaneous. School
aud Blank B,c,,s. -eolscap, Letter and Note Pa
per. Envelopes and Stationary, foF sale hv
July 13. 1889 WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD.
TANDIES. So boxes steam refined Candy.
~ july2s WARD d sOUTHMAYD.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23

lT WAS MI BRoTHEn ToMMY's.-
While passing rapidly up King street.
we saw a little boy seated on a curb-stonc.
He was apparently about five or six years
old. and his well combed hair, clean hands
and face, bright, though well-patched apron
and whole appearance indicated that he was
the child Of a loving, though INDECENT mo-
ther. AS we looked at him closely, we
were struck with the heart broken express
ion of his countenancc, and the marks of
recent tears on his check. SO yielding to
an impulse which always leads US to SYM
pathise with the joys OF sorrows OF the lit
tie ones, We stopped, and, putting " hand
upon his head, asked what is the matter p
He replied by holding up iii his open hand.
in which we bcheld the fragment of q bro
ken tiny toy-a figure Of a cow.
90 is that all % Well, ncvor mind
it. Step into toy shop and buy another"
and we dropped a fourpencc into his hand.
"That will buy one, will it not ?"
go yes" replied he, bursting into q
a paroxysm Of grief, F" but that was brother
Tominy's and lac is dead"
The wealth of the world could not have
supplied the vacancy that the breaking Of
that toy had left in his little heart. 1t was
Tonmy's. and he was dead.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23

RE- Now do take this medicine, wife.
and I'll be hanged If it doesn't cure you /"
"Oh, l will take it then by sll means.
for it is sure to do good one way or tho
other"
Obedient wife that
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H- / plows, sows, reaps. I mows,
gets up wood for winter digs, hoes,
and taters grows, and for what l knows ]
owes the rrintcr. do suppose all knowl-
edge flows right from the printing press. sc
off l goes in these ere clothes, to settle up
Il guess.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23

Ey-" Mike, what kind Of potatoes arc
those you are planting % g Raw sncs.
to be sure. Be the houly bouker an does
yer honor think would be after plantin'
billed ones 90
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y to this popular Art Institution now in it's
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Any Person can become Meu,her by
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Which Vt i'll entitle him to
lst-The beautiful steel Engraving, Shake peare
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2I-A copy Of the elegantly Illustrated AIT Joarn-
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In addition which, over :.o,Ir hundred valuable
works of art given to Subscribers as Prom ims.
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de- by the first American AMI Foreign artists
The superb Engraving which every subscriber viii
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r9T the van ffz4feH Press
Christ1nfts.
While shepherds watched tlse = fsscxa BIZ r;,I,.
All glorious bp the human sa&s
The angel of the I.ors. came ffar.
And they were seiz d with inSt nse fear
Fear not, said he for joy I Ilsssss.
And all the saints viii gla u 5s<sne
The Lord Of Life is bern tod
And all mus yield 20 his miisss sway.
The babe you'll find In sna tf,xszsa;l
And honor due him n,ust h. IFsd
For he's the lile the truth the af<y
And all must heed whas he VsisS..ss-
A heaxe,.i,s h.sv did tha.. at,Iezsss,
And soon retsss5si iryn the N sse5faf,
Glory TO God in li,s,stc-e a, s@.s-se<rz So
Good viii on earth, and p ace ssxssssr.
] III angels then v It'll, great t;ss.ss5ess
Concealed themselves from Lu;ss. sight.
And left tie shepherds in muht,p,y
Who soon dtd leave their own ,s9tsns.lsv
And went To find Saviour bossa,
Before the light Of q new mora
They found him n TIE naanger. aid.
And honor due 20 him they pafi
Then from tie east the wise raeli came
That they might ialthe babe "a. sams
they saw indeed afs.
And followed tie directing star. ~,
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re- An ostlcr was sent to the stable 10
bring forth q travellers horse. Not know
ing which Of the two horses belonged to
the traveller. and wishing to avoid the ap-
pearancc of ignorance in his business, he
sasi,llcd both animals and brought them to
the door. The traveller pointed out his
own horse, saying, " that's my nag."-
Certainly, yer honor, know that very
we'll, but didn't know which was the
other gentleman's."
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9th AnntlaI Announcement !.
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NROM all sections of the country subscribers
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sixth year. ar, being received . ratio unparal-
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EYE SAIVE,

rs now on the pages Of history, one of the most
seiensifieal chemical iproduetions of the age
being emphaticaily remedy for diseases of the
Eye, acute or chronic liberation of the lachymal
Glands, Film and weakness Of vision, from any
cause.
DIR. L. c. WHITE. Drusgis: of Van Buren, has
a good supply. Price 80 cents per box. If a per
son wishes it per mail and will address ]. D. & j.
P, Snedecor, Fulton, Galloway Co. No.. enclosing
cash they can have it al the following rates, viz
3 boxes 81, IL boxes So, u boxes IS.
Nov 25, 1883. 3mp2l
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23
Van Buren, Ferry.
Large and Excellent Horse
EsEaf

Es0at.
yENHE subscriber has recently repaired, and has
z now in excellent running; order his superior
HORSE FERRY BOAT at the Van Buren, Ferry.
Travellers Droyers, aud all others may rest assured
that they will meet with detention at this
Ferry Good banks on both sides for landing and
careful, attentive Ferrymen in attendance. The
stages of the California Overland Mail Company
cross the Arkansas River at this Ferry.
Sept 81. 1889 W. F. ENGLAND.s