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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

PAPER REaprxG--TAe Caskef, literary paper,
edited by Mr.. Sherman Wheeler and Miss Jennie
HawIey, win be read in the afternoon Of Friday
next at the school of NJ Cummings, Esq
We arc somewhat acquainted with the writings
Of one ofthe conductors Of this little school journal
and t.ke pleasure in saying that they reflect upon
their autboreS no small degree Of credit. The
contributors 70 the Cask<f, scrbcs Of mere
than ordinary merit
To those. whose good fortune it may be TO hear
the Csska read, We promise feast Of wit, srcason
and aow Of SOUL"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

u During his lecture on last Tuesday night. the
'Broad-axe" asked all who were in favor of the
immediate suppression ofthe liquor traffic in this
place. and willing to devote their time. inhu-
cncc and means to that end, to rise to their feet
Men of all parties, individuals Of nearly every creed
anil denomination there, and though the house
and gallery were crowded to their utmost extent,
every individual in the assembly voted in the affirm
alive.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
Agricultural Notice.

A regular meeting ofthc MarsI,,ll County Asri
cultural Society win be held at the Court House
in Plymouth, on Saturday, the 9TH Of March, 1889
at I'D O'Clock, A. NJ Cor the purpose Of making ou
a List Of Premiums to be awarded at the next Fair
II is important that all the Directors and Officer
of the Society attend and assist in the work.
~ e fia By order Of the Society,
'.y.'0'o .ttf C. o. POMEROY, Pres.
r.. g.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

FsRE ExGISE-In acco-imcc with the sugxcs-
ton Of several prominent citizens and our own in
cIination. We this week moot the fire engine qucs-
ton.
The Corporation of the town OF Plymouth has
Used bonds to the amount of-s3, 900, and place
them in the hands Of Mcssr' KIngcr and Pcrfiring,
with authority to sell enough of them To pay Tor an
engine and other fire apparatus.
One oftlhcse gentlemen informed us that Button
& Blake of Waterford, n. Y, will sell engine
of their make and viii take in paymcut half of
its price in IN Is due in two ycdrsand the balance
in c,<s. good ten inch cylinjcr engine, a. ser
vicaIle a any in Lsportcor South Bend, can be had
in this ayf,r 500 or 81 ,00l.
Que town hts been burned twiccA badly burned
too--and The scar can yet be scent. Do we need
an engine. and shall we have one before anothc,
frc,,lcstroys propert, enough tebuy dozen'
Il il understood that our own citizens win build
all the csterrs necessary and take their ray ia bond.
AIi this work be speedily accomplished if those
having cllrge Gift viii take hold Of il With dc
term nstion to succeed %A
The engine viii not DC needed, however, till a
SAP ArFan--On Monday last while three sons
Of Mr. Alonzo Tucker, who resides near this place
were engaged splitting rails somewhere on their
fathers farm slight difficulty arose between the
two Youngest, Levi and Alfred. E I'm und, the ED
est cndeavOrcd to quiet them, threatening as elder
b-othcrs often do under such circumstances without
being yer, serious; to whip them both il they did
not hush s,uabbling aio mind their work Alfred
the Youngest, thcreupon walked up close to Ed
mund and dared tn touch him. Ed. had heav,
wooden gIut in his hand and thought he would tai
him Eighty over the head with it, but without an,
intention expectation, he AYERS, of hurting
him seriously. and expecting besides, perhaps. that
the lad would dodge the blow. After receiving tho
blow, which fell upon the fruit Of his head, ncarl,
over his left eve, he walked back to the house
but how far il Was did not learn, and some tim,
after laid down and went to sleep. His parent.
soon discovered from the way he brcathcd and from
not being able to arouse him that something scri
Gus was the m liter with him. Physicians we're i'm
mcdiatcly sent f,r, but his symptoms continued I,
grow more and more alarming. Tuesday evenin;
Doctor T. A. Borton having been sent for ON exam
his skull carefully discovered that it was fractured
and that there WAS compression of the BRAIN
Doctors Shcrman and Bonnet were then sent for
and the three trclhncd his skull, but it all prcvct
Quo avail. About two O'Clock yesterday after
noon his spirit took its fight. One of the physi
clans from whom we learned most Of the above par
tcular<, thinks If the trephning had been perform
cd Immediately after the occurrence tie youn;
mans life would probably have been saved.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

Taxes become delinquent on the 3lst of March,
at Which time 10 per cent penalty will be added
We are informcdby the Treasurer thai he intends
TO enforce the law.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

MARRIED-On the LIST inst, by the Rev. A.
Fuller, Mr. HueH Bowxax, of Rochester. and Mrs.
ZfrroRAn DUSaax, Of this place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

Fhe Asshodist Social cIrsIs viii meet uIis
No. q Fhaay eveaiqs, u he residence Of Ms.
he Presbyterian ssciable viIIbe held on 17rrs-
day esoiag y the house Of J. L. WesservcIs, Esa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
Entraordinary R eenronsaa.ion l Of the Blood

10 1lI1tfLiI ~.
Extraordinary Renovation Of the Blood!
Tle e.se~pdi%S cures acce . pssshs ;lsbyr ps:ERg
back Scahdnavian Remedies, are che resuis Of
their immediate and most salutary effect upon che
blood. Nervous complaints Indigestion. scrofhia,
liver complaints, melancholy, general debility, at
fections the provocative organs, ulcers, crptions,
etc, all have their seat and source n the bloed
II that fluid healthy, the whole body is healthy.
and If corrsPsed, it is quickly freed from ersp faint
BY course Of DR.. Robacks Blood Purifier and Pills
Every mail brings grateful letters fronsconvaesccni
patients. The whole West rings with the praises
Of these priceless curativcs. See Advertisement.
49, - - - ---------
VIEW GOODS JUST .RECEIEED
tr.s 81 r--,h q. ---aL4 - ffs1 asrefI
They are of the, LATEST STrIxs. and, (WHEN
WARRANTED of the best quality. sai
s5 'fi''a A. MYERS,
Feb 2l-lCmi No,2 PrxIins Biaek.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

oRAyeEs.--Wo odward & Humrichouscr have any
amount of fresh and delicious Oranges.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
Balsanic Cordial

FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Jnaaen=u, Group, Hoarseness, Brom-
ehifis, Pneumonia, Diseases of the BotrcLs arising
from Cold Incipicnf Consumption, and for the re-
lief and IF at all possible cure Of Patients in adj
uaneed stages of the latter disrase.
This celebrated preparation, like the Bttcrs, may
be confidently relied on 1t is designed for class
of diseases general and more fatal than any
other to which the people OF this country arc sub
ject-those springing from "shgh coid.'' That
eminent authority, DR.. Bell, says: al will not say
that Colds are to our inhabitants what the Plague
and feLLor Ferer are to those of other countries
but can confidently that they usher in disease
of greater completely and mortality than these
latter
further proof of the terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting from a"common cold" may be seen by
glance at the following statistics, taken from the
records of the Board of Health Of Philadelphia
confesscdly one of the most healthy localities in
the Union:-
1852. Total deaths in Philadelphia, l0,o6l
Died of Consumption, 1912
90 4" all other diseases, ESQ
in numbcr,) S,349
- 0,a6l
1853. Total deaths, 9.749
Died of Consumption, 1895
50 " all other diseases, 1854
1854. Total deaths, u,slI
Died OF Consumption, 2,1IS
I" " all other diseases, 1896
From these figures il viii be seen that nearly one
fourth of the total deaths in the country caused
by consumption, to say nothing Of the numerous
other diseases springing from "slight cold"
Do not trihe with your health; but, if suffering
from a cough or cold on the lungs, buy bottle of
HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
and you may safely count on a cure. Thousands
have done so, and have certified to its wonderful
effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordercd or
dyspeptic state of the stomach, in which case the
German Bitters should be used. In case of weak
ness or general debility of the system, resulting
from protracted cough, the German Bitters will
be found of great benefit.
Prepared only by DIR. G. VI. Jackson, AS Arch
Street. Philadelphia, and for sale by Druggists and
Storckcepers throughout the United States and
Caanda. Price IS cents per hottie. 81 ..4
a. Sold in Plymouth by Pcrshing & Co., and in
Bourbon, Ind, by Bair e. Haxzarl. tii f7y11
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

,,f.
Ribbons! RIBBONs:, Ribbons !!
TO NEEcnxSrs, ,ni.ciskns, JoBbERs,
DEALERS Is RIBBONS, MILLINERY GOODS, AND
CASH BUYERS IL ALL SECTIONS OF THE
y COUNTRY. THE CASH RIBBON uousE.nt
ll6 CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK.
join FARRELL.
+ - EsrAbLl sIfE Dl 1855.
scwehsve crisisate sl y new p+ineipIcLat new era
in the Ribbon Trade, whereby we make this bust
ness lfsis. Simple s"dI Ssepie as fhf cf Brorn
Sleetipgs. .-.....
We SELL For CASH |! : VIZ bly, FOR { CASH c nj /.
no seSnd tsdeS asss all oaf goods marked din in
PLAIN FIGURES, so that man, woman and
child "buy alike, and receive the same value for
the money Our Prices for the best Tafieta Rib
bons. all colors, are, a4pa
MOL IL .c.perpi Nc. 435isc. per niece,
No: st5s e. perpiece, No. S. issc, per piece.
No. 25iscSief No. l2$l07ls
~ No. Is. sf.47llss' per piece. Ia
WE oFFEn FAScY nIBBoSs ALL Styles" ALL
coLoRs,' ""ALL ouAILTrEs," AT PRICES
10 sa DEFINING COMPETITION, aASD Il
asti ,fts' FOR CASH ONLY sea
Our establishment is the centre Of attraction FOX
RIBBONS "Quick Sales, ''"L Light Profts,'' and
@Good yalue,'' for Cash. u
80 if ROUCHES. ROUCHES
New Styles and Patterns, at saving Of
80 PER CENT FROM CREDIT PRICES.
Examine our samples and be convinced
BLOND LACES, CUTTINGS, &C, &C,
Our line of these Goods are ALWAYS full We
Import and "Job' them at once for 5 per cent ad-
vance. Marked prices on all Goods Sin Plain
Figures M
"A Sasing q 40 pr cent on these Goods from Credit
Prices.
Our intention Is 10 make the Ribbon Trade as
staple in regard 70 prices as domestic goods To
do this. We must sell ONE MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH or GOODS PER ANNUM.
We are Union Men. mo North mo South.'
We solicit the patronage of Merchants, in every
section Of the United States, and the servants
of all who favor us 9th their tradcAnd patronage
JOHN FARRELL,
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
- p ZIG Chambers Street, New York
\ n. WALLER. near the Hudson River r. r. Depot.
January 90 l859-n1lm4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

q Asxx ~ e..

Plymouth, Ind, Jim. s, 1859.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
Look FOR the SIGN!
.s7o;s..lo.g sd' bSspbni sld,
Low i Price Store!

ON THE CORNER sovrn OF THE EDWARDS HOUSE.
,2soul7u5 Gu1st 1f9a1 10 55ors %
Nearly all kinds offC0UNTRY PRODUCE
taken in exchange at TIE Highest Market Price
IlisW III 5'ii RICE g. SMITH.
Plymouth, jan 20, 1S59.f3dt bne I'M
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

. Having employed good Wood Workman and
Mouder, he will warrant all work done inthc shop
In connection there is large ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
uvovDsg GVvDsg!

Comprising all the novelties of the season.
In Dress Goods we offer Rich Printed Merinos,
Plain Mcrinos, Assorted Colors, Saxony Plaid all
Wool Merinos, Saxony Plaid Union Merinos, Rich
Gala Plaids, Printed Cashmeres, All Wool Delaines
Plain and Printed, Muslin Delaines do, Poll On
Chevres, Valcncias, Lavellas. Cross Overs, Bonn
bszines, Camise, Alpaccas, Debagcs, Ginghams.
&c, &c.
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NEW BOOKS.
IN STORE AND FOR SALE BY
f FL "A q "A N

TmRTY Arctic RDoIoSs Or, the Adventures
Sir John frsRklia Price 81 50
FOTE YEARS AsOARD wHALEsHIP By W. B. Whesar. One
volume, l2mO., cloth. 81 25
MkRRY's Book ANNALS
do do do Prose and Poetry,
do do do Tales and Stories,
DO do do Birds,
do do do Wonders,
Each in Cloth; l2mo. Price IS cents
DICK FRIENDS B CAtharine NJ TrowbTdge Price &c
Nv rHIRD BGoKA collection of Tales by Mrs Meuton Oae
lem. vol. Price 81 IS.
REuLAH. By Augusta Evans Price 81 25.
LIsr TRAvELs Of Alexander Won Humboldt with intro
ducti0n BY Bayard Taylor, in volume. Price 81 -.
Two WAYS 10 WEDLOoK, Novel. Price 81 ..
ARCHITECTURAL WORKS.
F. HAGAN just SIoans City
chte1re containing designs and details for public
eiifces and private residences.
SoanS Model ATchiect desigus, specifications,
ate Sosns Carpenters Guide, Riddles Scientific Stair
Builder, with other Standard and valuable works Building
Architecture, &c.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
F. HAGAN has received large general assortment
Of Medical Books, among which are
GRA's New Won n Anatomy;
GRAY's Work on Surgery, At No. 80 Market Street.
oct3J
P. HAGAR,
oct2J-d&Wh Al College Street.
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BEAVER DAM SPRINGS
ERR gaWE

DURsCANT deeretal order In the Chaneery Court At
CentrsvIle, tits September term 1850 viii proceed to
SELL Saturday, the 10th day Of December the hghss
and last bidder, the premises Beaver springs lands
sttahed thereto, specifically described the heard upon
the 7th day Of March, 1889, there heng 500 acres
Of land or less, the following credits One and ro
years The purchaser will be required to give notes Stn
proved security snd lien viii be reserved upon the a anu
the purchase money paid. The sad property vii BE- SOLD
oat the right Ofredempt0n. An Pesons are 70
the property OBflLhE A. hi1oSes
octld tw&Wtds OiWk Ana AsA'Sg
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arrested Ohians.

The merchants, who were arrested and charged
with the expression of sympathy for BRowN, in
suspicious proximity to Charlestown make the fol-
lowing explanation:
BALTIMORE Friday, December g.
To THE PUBLIC We, the undersigned having been
arrested by the military authorities of Virginia on
Wednesday morning last, while proceeding over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, passengers for the
East were disposed to overlook the annoyance which
were subjected to- in the belief that the officers
being imposed upon had acted entirely from errone-
Gus infOrmatiOn observing. however. we are accus-
ed of having expressed ourselves antagenstieay to
the State regarding its prisoners at Charestown,
and that this is offered reason for our arrest
deem it due to ourselves thus publicly to declare
the statement entirely without foundation that we
are not public agitators of any sort but orderoyng
businessmen, pnFsuing our own affairs. We would
at the same time, in view Of the numerous exciting
reports that spe being published, take occasion to
declare that we were treated with every proper
consideration and kindness by the military and cit
gems of MartinsbuPg, where the arrest took place
and that as soon case was made known to the
railroad company, the President and other officers
promptly telegraphed the Commanding General and
procured our release; and, moreover, as further
evidence of our exOneration of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company of all blame for this unu-
sual proceeding to entire confidence, that further
further annoyance TO passengers will occur we pro-
pose to return home by that route tomorrow.
(Signed) J. w. VANSANT.
Fuirfeld county Ohio
J. B. GLASSFORD
Morgan county, Ohio.
J. l. COLLINS,
Logan, Hooking county, Ohio,
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Days Aromatic valley whiskey.
DnIr,s Aromatic VaIIeE Whisker.

Not particle Of srychnine in 1.-THE best have tasted
many day.
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or losses have been paid by the Ena Company
past forty years
The value Of reliable will be apparent from the fol-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06
TO CerrespondenIs.

1t win great unnecessary trouble flour friends,
In writing 60 viii bea IN mir the following rules
Always give the date Post Oce county ard State in the body
Of your letter.
II you wish The Paper changed from soe to another, give
both Offices in full.
you write business and other matters, write separate
s1eets OF paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications s0d a such facts
and subjects be Of information interest The public
Anonymous communications Of whatever character win receive
attention.
Correspondents should only upon the paper
We cannot undertake to return tcted communications
All letters business should bs deUted Messrs G.
EASTMAN & CO.. and not personally TO either Of the Pro-
Dret
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Guard against Fail a. Winter Fire
BY
CHOICE INSURANCE
WITH THE
UPwARps OF s12.ooo.oOt

ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED.
NET SURPLUS OF s942,1sI 72
And the prestige Of 10 years experience.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06

Lso receiyed fine assortment of Freneh constonsrI..
n am sth manufacturing thst No Canay. and N
aiing Il IS cheap Is any other heuss IN The ETY. as
recently eddons 20 Bakery, and ate furnih a
great 81 those large Laavas o. rsa h m
yaris,y 2, ~ Cakes Pies, &c. cHAs kogEkTs0N,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06

NUMBER between 900 and 100 acres
WITHIN OF sn hours ride by the Louisville and Nashville
Baroaa ana ~ ny Turnpike, Of the city Of Nashville
This Tract OF Land situated excellent neighborhood
has upon good Improvements, we'll wateed for stock nd
other farming purposes and is susceptible Of division into two
places
In point o sol water, &C. for sOcF grain to-
baceo ARM Is unsurpassed by tract in the State
POsto, churches schoes and Railroad Station conveniene
to the premises.
Terms liberal time given. further part ars ap-
ply JcEn Sehon Of the firm OF Sehon Merritt No ia
Cedar Street, or at this Office octI8-dktw6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06

NT0TECE.s--0n the night Of Sd morning Of the eth
instant, $50 bill the Union Bank Of Tennessee
through mistake, passd at The counter Of TIE baFoom Of the
Cloud Eote 70 for % II the 10 whom
passed has discovered the ssro s will Psaas return It.
Octlf-d
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MurfreesbO rO Military Academy.
Captain WM J. DAVIS, pr;noinoI.
Lieutenant w NJ DWIGHT.


Lieutenant W. NJ DWIGHT,
TNJIs Institution has heretofore been conducted II the Aca
demlo Ruildnz opposite the soUle Female College In
creased application in Tennessee and 9th
or states rendered 70 erect barracks for the
ou4odation Of Students, and for the thorough
the system This plan IS that OF the State Military
Academies OF South Carolina and Yrginac0mhining the
fem az rVd military discipline, with c0mpsts literary and
studies. The Principals thus enabled
erjs eontro hours, the Students amounting to
almost total NJ tod, regularity and punctIay
m ensured in Recitation and eseEheTe While il addi
tap 70 the advantages Of other OF education,
the different schools Of Military Taes
derived bosh from and the drWhca last subserVes
the requ physical training and exercise essnta
GYMNASIUM will be connected the Academy, aad The
souAl Of the Principals will ensure proper exo
in is reSpectige departments
Thr oconsisling Of thirteen and quarter scresis in
,eaey hnut corporstcD in healthful and eligible To-
lisy VIII in short time be ready for oeeupa
tru Application must be made at early dste.
Terms per y eaT- $500 twa hundred dollars, in
elusive of Tuition Board, Lights and Fuel and payable in
four ipaalentV, February st. May ls september st,
Decenber ISt, Of each year.
Tenn Mh J. DAHis, P NINA
REFEREN Noes:
Gen. JANE JoSEs, Columbia, South oarolinA,
Gov. GIsT, Unon do 90
Ex Gov J. H. MEANS, Buckhead, do do
Col J. D WrIsos Society Hill, Darlington District 8. O.
Gen G. DunnoEant, Adiutant and Inspector General
& sod Professor, Of the Citadel and Arsenal state
Military Academies At Charleston and COlEba South Carolina
NashviIle Banner, Memphis Appeal. Memphis Enquirer
Knoxville Whig Louisville Jeuinsi insert each
daily every issue Of tr-Eeeky, until further Eoce
Forward account TO Principals when due.
Rond paper containing advertisement
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DaIy's Aromatic Valley Whiskey.
E.nanl tas AennnAis DaiLu ELlle d Enatirar.

We have hesitation pronoun0ing it equal if not SUPER
to any we have drank.
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GUNSI GUNSI! GUNsIIg
MACEY & AMILTON

No. 47 College Street, Nashville Tenn,
HAVE Just received superior Sporting Pieces made
10 their order BY the celebrated Gun Makers OF Engn
Fine 3eubb Twist, made by Hollis q SHEATH
Fine London Twist do Mortimer.
Fine Lamenated Steel de Greenough.
Fine Wire Twist do Collins.
French Pattern Lamenated Steel, made oy OollinS
Lamenafed Steel unYsrnshe stock Vs nne BY GreeRouga
Wire twist, Double and single 6unss BY King.
Those Guns have put with Every gun tested before
being shipped They and lengths and we'll adAp
ted 20 the OF the spOrtsmen OF this community.
They large assortment OF khes and Revolvers Of
kinds Derenge Pistols Shot Belts, Powder Plasks Eleys
ne Water Proof Caps BaldEns and Eey Gun Wadding
Sporting Powder, Caps Primers Duck shooting Pogder Ey
Patent Wire Cartridges for deer charged with buck shot
70 which We invite tbs attention CT the pnolic
octI-d&tE3n
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CRnNsN.TIES WANTED.

EEyEE Nashville and No-h Western Railroad Company wish
~ contraet for 10000 Cedar CrOSs-EieS. 9feet
6rbes Thick. we'll hewn, 20 face at place
les nan inches u bark unh 70 he sounds 10 be deliver
- =, a. Grade line Of the road iu AsEhye
Tie contractors to contract for 10000 white or
~ Oak Ties, of the size above, TO be delivered
e line OF the road piles from section u u section "a
CnsBrb on each section 20 supply the same.
Psons wishing bid El direct to the President and Direct
= I ~. Nsshvflle and North western Railroad Company,
~ "
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GTAROHs-0 Boxes TOxs Pearl Starch, the best aro
0in the market for salslow hy
oARTERs WILsFoRD co,
AL Ne s. Market q.
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NOEIEE
RAKERY ANp CoNFFnrInrrnr.

HAVE this DAY sold entire interest the Book Psrfosi
cv au5 Stationery Business John Tresnor and hps .s
The liberal hrsoors bsstoRe On ne viz ~ xsno
10 The nov frm. A. r. JOHNSON
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DaIy,s Aromatic valley whiskey.

fT)0t ne l8eININtts D14V AI7IedE'
spronounced by coed judges Ie free h all deeerious
foreign subs and consequently should 0tee place
all yoisOROHS ddtUes which exercise InWholesOme
influence upon those who them whre they consumed
The noxious beverages that generally intended for
MhiEkey imposition and q curse,
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DISSOLUTION nF PARTNERNIEIP.

VIZ partnership hitherto existing between Haas JoE.
sss This day dissolved mutual consent TIE
against the hrm win Be- settled ~ HasAn Trsanos and to
indebted to the firm requested 70 naa payment 70 e
JOHN 7. HAdAN
nov2s A. W. Johnson
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SILVER SOAP.

TNHs being prepared expressly cleaning Silver Plated
/ ware Brtania and Tin ware, Mirrors Marble, Gliding
House paint Carriage Msuldags nvaluatlehs best ana
cheapest article for the purpose Is Per caks
eetls MACKENZIE ATN0HIN.