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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

had not the doleful cries been again heard LaruslI
disengaged himself from my arms. "These cries."
said he, aroused me out of my sleep, Let first
attend to those in distress"
Michael again walked on before with the lantern
The lane was narrow and crooked, 50 that we could
not see far before US. On passing an abrupt bend,
distinguished several fiyures, which fed noise
essy before US, like night birds frightened by the
sudden light, keeping close to the shadow of the
wall. "Who goes there7" cried Larush, in Rus
sian. "Stand, OF fire.
But the shadows few onwards, grazing the wall,
and gliding over the SNOW. Larush rushed after
them stumbled over an object in his path, fell. and.
in his fall. his pistol went off. Rosen and myself,
close at his heels, would have stood to help him
up Forward, forward.' he cried; "foIlow
and catch them!''
We hurried on. bat only one figure was now Wis
iblc. We ecaled to him to stop; buthe needed US
not. shot fired BY Rosen missed its mark--but
the whistle of the bullet discomposed the fugitive,
who in STOPPING his head, slipped and fell, was
upon him in instant, inquiring who he was, and
WHY he fed. The stranger who wore a sort OF long
bl lcl caftan, replied in pteous and terrified tones:
God of my fathers.'' he cried: shave compass
sion, gracious sir. Why persecute the poor Jew.
who does harm to one7''
"Michael, light" cried ROsen, who just then
came up "Let see who is that is in such haste
to crave mercy His conscience seems none of the
BEST" Michael lifted the lantern casting the light
full on the Jews visage.
1.-The deviI'' cried Rosen. al should know that
face. Where have seen the accursed mask
To be sure, those red bearded Lithnanians all
as like each other as bullets But / greatly err,
Jew, or you the spy with whom we have an ac-
count settle, that has stood over for the last i've
months.''
ITO be Concluded in our Nert.l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
RECTOR SMITH, ND. J. BRELsFoRD, NJ. d.
DYs. Smith 81 Bs'essfOYH

NOULD respectfully announce to the public
w that they have this day associated them
selves together in the practice of Medicine and Sur
gerry. The increasing demand for DR.. Smiths SER
vices rendering it impossible for him ate to the
cal of his friends, he is happy tn inform them that
he can chcerfully recommend DR.. Brelsford a
gentleman who has together with an extensive cx-
perience, received thorough Medical Education.
Having permanently located i'm Plymouth. they will
attend to all calls with promptness and fidelity.
Plymouth, Ind, March Is, 1853.
p. S.--Particuiar attention paid to Surgery and
Chronic ID seases. Olice-2d door west of Pierce's
Clothing Store. March lI-l9
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

From the Atlantic Monthly for AugustI
short Lecture on PhrenoIogy, read TO
the Boarders mt our Breakfast Table.
j shall begin my friends, with the dcfini
ton OF a Pseudo science. A Pseudo-sci-
ence consists of nomenclature, with a
self adjusting arrangement, by which all
positive evidence, or such as favors its
doctrine, is admitted, and all negative ev-
idence, or such as tells against it. is ex.
cluded. 1t is invariably connected with
some lucrative practical application. It's
professors and practitioners are usually
shrewd people; they are very serious with
the public. bnt wink and laugh a good
deal among themselves. The believing
multitude consists Of women Of both sexes.
feeble minded inquirers. poctical optimists,
people who always get cheated in bnying
horses, philanthropists who insist on hur.
rying up the millennium. and Others of
this class, with here and there clergyman,
less frequently a lawyer. very rarely ply
sician and almost never horse-iockey or
a member of the detective police.--T did
not say that Phrenology was one of the
Pseudo-sciences
A Pseudo-science does not necessarily
consist wholly Of lies. 1t may contain
many truths. and very valuable Ones
The rottenest bank starts with a little
specie. 1t puts out thousand promises
to pay on the strength of single dollar,
but the dollar is very commonly good
one. The practitioners ofthe Pseudo SCI
encc known that common minds. after
they have been baited with a real fact or
two. will jump at the .merest rag of lie,
or even at the bare hook. When we have
one fact found us, we ale vely apt to supply
the next out Of our own imagination
{ How many persons can read Judges XIV.
16 correctly the first timely The Pseudo
science take advantage Of this.--I did not
say that it was so with Phrenology.
have ,rarely met sensible man who
would not allow that there was something
in Phrenology. A broad. high forehead.
it is commonly agreed, promises intellect.
one that is "vilanors low" and has huge
hinge high-head back Of it, is wont to mark
an animal nature. Ihavc rarely met an un-
biasscd and sensible man who. really be-
lieved in the bumps. 1t is observed, how
ever. that persons with what the Phrenol-
ogists call "good heads" are more prone
than others toward plcnary belief in the
doctrine.
1t is so hard to prove negative, that,
If man was to assert that the moon was
in truth green cheese, formed by the
coagulable substance of the Milky Way,
and challenge me to prove the contrary
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

The following flattering notice is taken from the
Portsmouth (Ohio) Sciota Valley Republican, Of
April 3. 1853:
ScANDISAvIA.-A friend writes to US for our "real
opinion of DIR. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies,
xhere he can obtain them-and why they are call
cd ''Scandinavian,'' and we are frequently asked
the question. Scandinavia is the ancient
name of Sweden and Norway, and Scandinavian,
that is Swede or Norwegian, affectionately calls
his country "Scandinavia." in the same sense as
speaL of ''f,nlumbia-'' '.1be Iininn" By
the way, there over nine thoasand Scandna-
vian families in Dane County, Wisconsin. Al
though a citizen of this country for many years,
DIR. Roback is a Swede by birth, and compounds
his Medicines of Swedish herbs, we think the name
| is very appropriate We have the highest opinion
| of the Medicines, and of Dr. Roback himself, who
is not only snguary skillful physician, but gen
teman OF the Old School, as we know pesonally.-
Our advertisement columns viii answer the rest OF
our friends letter. See advertisement. In39.l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
Kan Sas.

From late news from this once interest
ing but now blase Territory, we learn that
the Democracy In the Constitutional
Convention have. as usual. been very busy
in putting the "nigger" into the assembly
in order to give the Republicans the trouble
of putting him out. Their last effort was
a proposition to permit negroes to vote,
which they advocated zealously till the
vote came, and then they voted against
it. They also proposed that no negro
should ever be permitted to live in the
State, and that was voted down. But in
spite of their Interruptions and annoyanccs
the Republicans are going ahead steadily,
and wisely, in constructing an organic law
which shall save all the rights of white
men, and free labor. The only two mat
ters yet undetermined about which difficult
ty is apprehended, are the apportionment.
and the location of the State Capital
The first is a troublesome business because
the Democratic administration of the Ter
ritory failed to make registration of the
voters, as the law required. in order to
cover up their intended election frauds the
more perfectly. What the registration
was. Governor Walker. stated with great
deal of fsankness, and Mr.. Douglas char
acterized it as a fraud. This criminal
negligence Of the officers, as usual. brings
other evils in its train, and the difficulty
of making proper apportionment is one
of them. 1t is believed that the popula-
ton, including the settlements east ef the
gold region, is about one hundred thous-
and. The second difficulty. the location
Of the capital, will probably be settled by
a vote of the people, but as that cannot
take place fer year, and probably not for
two or three years. there is good deal of
quarreling about the temporary location.
Lawrence and Topeka are the chief rivals.
and the feeling between their respective
advocates is pretty high.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
End Of my Le-fvre.
: Attention is called to the carl O

= Attention is called to the card of a
new law firm, Messrs Lafollctte & Mat
tingly, which will be found in to-day S
paper Judge Lafollette stands we'll in
this community. and has been engaged in
the practice of the law for number oil
years. Mr.. Mattingly has heretofore been
engaged IN mcrcatile pursuits. but for sew
eral years past has beer quietly going
through with his legal studies and has re-
Gently passed through several Of the best
law schools, and in the future intends to
devote his whclc timeto law pursuits
We should think that Mr.. Ms CONNER
cial experience peculiarly fits him for an
efficient collector and aljustor Of mer-
chants claims. Persons at distance may
rely upon their capability. integrity, and
promptaess.-N. a. Ledger.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

Persons afflicted with the Fever and Ague should
not spare either time, trouble or expense, TO pro-
cure ibr. Hostetter.s Celebrated Bitters,
whose bcnifcent effects upon the human system
has beer clearly proved to those who have been
stricken down in short space of time by this dread
ful curse, whose cheeks are wan and meagre, and
whose nights are seepless and restless, and whose
eyes are dim and sunken, with death staring them
in the face. this compound must prove blessing;
snatching them as it were from the very mouth OF
the grave. None can know its true value until they
have tested it. When ali others have failed, these
Bters have restored the sufferers to pristine health
Their popularity in all the Western and Southern
parts should introduce them to all families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
] U5-See advertisement in another column [n39l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

An addition of 25 per cent will be made on the
ADORE rates for Special Notices
All legh advertisements must be paid Tor IN ad-
vance, or satisfactorily secured. and payment in no
v,se t. be deferred longer than thirty days after
the advertisements hls out. except in cases
where the pty has to come out ofthe County Treas
urv AMI has Il tn he allowed by the County Board
All aivc-tisem ,nts, Of every kind, must be paid
for in adv lnce, except where the publishers are
owinc or have sr1nnng cunt with the advertiser.
A gents in other towns and cities will be allowed
81 per cent commission, bit no advertisement. OF
anv kind will bs inserted less than regular rates
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
THE REPUBLICAN.
PLYMOUTH, IND,
Thursday. August Is, 1859.
Constitutional Convention.

At the last session of the Legislature, as
most of our readers are perhaps aware. an
act was passed to take the sense of the vo-
ters Of the State at the approaching Octo-
Der election, in regard to calling Con-
vention to revise or amend the Constitu-
ton. As yet but little has been said in
the papers on either side, on the subject
Some few of the leading Democratic journ
ais and one or two Republican papers have
spoken against the necessity of the call,
in which view, we are, ourself, rather dis
posed t. coincide, believing that the Con-
stitution does not need amending SO much
as the Supreme Court. Our objections
are not so much to the instrument as the
construction given to it in one or two res
poets, especially in regard to the provis-
ion requiring uniformity in the laws, there
by effectually destroying the best school
system the State ever hal. No amend
ment to the Constitution, however, would
Letter the mater much, if any. so long as
the Supreme Court is constituted as It's at
present. They the members of the conrt,
know perfectly well that the education OF
the masses would not facilitate the ulti-
mate desi gns of the Shamocracy to estab-
! lish monarchy, hence, whatever provis-
ion might be engrafted upon the organic
law to promote popular education. they
would, if in power, find some means oi
crippling, and rendering imperative
The shortest way to remedy this evil, and
wipe out the stigma the decision on The
school law has inflicted on the State, is t
overthrow the Shamocracy enectually ant
completely. Until then it is folly to cx
pect any better state of things than now
exists. Constitutions are mere ropes o
sand in their hands when they conflict will
( the interests of the party We might pos
sibly vote for few amendments 20 tn
Constitution if submitted directly to tn
people, but we were so disgustcd with tn
last Convention that we never want to Sc
another in Indiana. at least, not unit
, Shamocracy is annihilatcd. Others ma,
vote as they please in regard to calling
Convention. but believing that should on
be called it will be attended like the forme
with an enormous expense without an
corresponding benefit, we shall give it tn
cold shoulder. We might give other rea
sons for opposing the call. but entertain
ing no fears of its success what we hav
: said will suffice for the present. If, how
ever, any OF our friends differ with us i
regard to the necessity of calling Con
vention our columns are open to them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

One squire of22) ems, or less, three weeks, or
less, 81 o.; each addition insertion % cents
Lsryer advertisements in proportion, Less than
h,lfa squire to be charged as half square, over
half a snusre 70 be CHARGED as a whole square.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

DR.. +. w. H. ELLIS has been. nomna-
ted by the Republicans of Ell,hart county
for Auditor Milo S. Hascall was nomi.
mated at the same time for Clerk, and NJ
E. Cole for Recorder Dr. Ellis has fillcJ
the office of Auditor of Elkhart count,
heretofore, and was afterwards elected
State Auditor. both which offices he filed
with credit to himself
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

CARGENT's ARCTIC ADVENTURES just
- received at ~ ROBERTS
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IHE REPNRI1eAN x
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
By Il. ATTN g l. Y.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

OFFICE on west side of Michigan Street,
orth of Aiams, Plymouth, Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

-. s. Owen who was tried st Craw-
louisville. for poisoning his wife has bean
acquitted. It is said the result is sttrib-
utable mainly to the efforts Of D. w.
Voorhees,, esq. the leading council for the
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PRICE OF BoOK3 By MATL-POsTAGE PAID HER
Hynn-Boak, sheep, PER ioE-Il---.-- -
a. srafesgus, Der dozen 1890. -
- Toaa. gli cf-c-, p f1z=n- .
a. Tass=T morocco 81: s'!=-s, per d5z.lJ CO
Christian BzPtist- per Ilz=n------------ .---.-tg
Christian System, per
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TRANSPORTATION.

1853. 1859.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
TRIAL RAIL AID.
@ $50
ne capssiy OF ais Road is nov equal any C0uatry
THREE TuUOUGH
P A S S E N G Err TR AIMS
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
coaneetn- direct the UaioH DEPOT. Piisburzh With
Throash Trains frola al CITES PIAieiFLa,
Se YorS- Eoston Baltrsore and Warrington CT, thus
surpassed, for sP-ed and comfort by Other
EIp-ess and RAst LINES through 70 PhlaisPhA Eii-
out change Of Car. Conductors.
Smoking Cars attached - each tain; YaniruT's
runs Daily, Nail and Past Lac pt-a- Farce
Daily Trans soSnset dire Tor ~ or Express and
Express Train Leaves Pttbursh A. 81, ArriSrs Pia
depsia o. Balti.'are p NJ, Ses YORK I'-s, P II
phia II 2. n, New York 500 A. NJ.
PAS Lac leaves Pitisurz P AZ arrives in Phisd=ipLiA
orGaiszaor= At s=S1 A. NJ, New YORK IS p ~
SIX Daily Trains between PhlAf=iPsil and Nsr York:
TEo Daily Trains between S York Boston Throash
BOAT TICKETS 20 Boston are good Via Seruieh, FAN
TICKETS EASTWARD nav he os;slnei at any Of the
important Rail Read 0-ss in the West; also, board any
R RI ss an f1ekEr wETw9RD At Re . Of he
Company in Boston. SeT York Baisirsose PiiadsiPha
Fare always as low as by an o her Route.
Ask FoR TICKETS By PITTSBURGH.
The completion ofths Wes;ern connections OF the Penn
s'lVAnin R8il Road 20 ChisAFo. makes this The
LINE BIZ BIN 1k16 EiAoI
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.
Pts6uTs aToi ling T. if.vas- or fer,aze Of Freiri
Ertrr With saving Of time. advantages readily
p'i s7y +: frfv ESTRI i if ,sH I'd e to
t1sfra 'Ht'gs 70 'Slip ~ tsis Route.
address either Of the t91.inE Ants Of the Company
DIr1 c., ss-ub=nv le o.: II :. Pl,lrE Co, zrn.s
vile, oJ IsEs.Tos. RI lev o. R MCNEIL Nas;Tji-'
J-T"rsonTille Ind; IL = BRovs C.. cHsinGati, o:
IIIBBENT, cnsi nAt, u z. O. MELDErR ;. Olson,
20 svansTiiIs IaI; y " CIzaH,x & O. t.ir5 n: z 3
ST Jous, so ;JoHx II II Sssve. Tenn, HlE-
W II. II. KopSIz- Axiom. H. MuAFHT WALLy. Dubuque.
Iowa Freight Agents Of Ran Roads AZ different points
The Greatest Facilities altered Jar the Protection
and SPECIFY Transportation Of Lire .St0ck,
And Coon iocoIaonATio viii usual privileges FOR P=rIoaI
FREIGarS WESTWARD.
By us Route sht. ofal descriptions forward
from PhztelPhis, SsE York Ioston Baltimore, TO
Illinois. weaasa lows, Or Msaari t Raj Roid diTsef
The PeuH.yIyaEis Rai Road also egia-s P.ts5urrh
port OhI, HisSiasua, Rentu-Ey, -nn-ssee, Cum
Arkansas -ai Ii sni a. CEtlani SAniu,ky and
Chicago with steamers 20 AL ports on th= Northwestern
r-hz-t. and Shippers entrus:lzs t= transportation %
their Freight % tbs Company can rely Sih eoaaienes on
rus RATES OF FREIGHT to azy pain, IN n. west By
the Penn'yvsn. Ran RoLi ar' ~ 81! 1's a. irorIS!s
-es5,. h. IT, We, israe 5 On .s Eas:, yin
Parties attending thsir shrieuts th- Fast
Company al t f6iI8a sses bsssr. sipPfh. CT stssrs
addressed 70 either Of thea the sGbjsst Of rEh,s vii
81 svgEbER, Pa1aIslpAia.
MAGRAW KOONS, s. North Street Baltimore.
LEECI ( Co, " - Rilhv street, Boston.
L. l. H1rPT. CENT Tfetst igf Psilsd ipsis
THoS. A. SCOTT, Ges! S,.'t, Altoona, p iaui
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THE in TELLIGBNCER
[Froz ,hs sss:hs-a Literary si=ssssssr.l
SLR SANS.AYOIR REy0LCES

Good MINSTREL go upon your way
The future charms me not to-day;
Earth holds no joys for me in stosc,
Half equal to the days before!
leave the court, and 20 with smiles
To shsdowy woods and summer isles
And feel heart beat near my own
A heart that throbed for me alone.
To only re-ollect her face,
Her lips, her eyes, her airy grace
Is better far than noted, known,
To stand beside the Imperial uironei
How all aglow with living light
She shole upon the happy sight!
/ care for nanght that earth may give
Or take-in her alone live.
I'd have no other life, the years
Nay come and go. s=i;h smiles or tears
II thought I'm ever young again
Careless OF age, and want, and pain
Poor though be would not own
Thy peer. the king, upon his throne.
Poor royaI statei how vain it seems
Beside the splendor Of my dreams!
And so live in memory!
No other than wish to be-
Ssrene-cOntent TO live or die
No monarch half 50 calm as
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LIVER INYIGORATORI
PREPAHED BIZ DIR sANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,

PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEsT PURGATTvE AND LIVER NE
pICGNEs before abe public that acts Cthdrfie,
knoTn IL is not only CirsiHrfie but = Lfue- remedy,
acting the Licsr eject It's morbid matter then
copilshlng purposes e=ctuAy, any OF the
lhrrfics the system the time that
S:reng Chen and build II up with unusuaIraPiiity.
The LTVEE Is OF the principal regulators Of the
body and wnen IL performs Its functions veil,
the powers system fagiSsvelopsd. The stomach
is almost entirely dependent the healthy action OF the
the proper perform
attAa the bowels at fault and the EloIs
system suffers in consequence 'of one orEAu-the LIVER
having ceased do duty SPor the diseases Of that
practice Of antEenty0yeari 70 ind remedy
EhereEihto eounieraet the many deTAn=eis 10 which
To prove reredyIs- rou-
bled with LIVER C0N>1PLALST,in any Gifts forms,
has Int to t-y bottle, and seonyistoni Is certain
These Gums remove aIl-1mirbid or bsd matter from
s ply hsa'a sS 92s o. si
NPURIPYISG TIE HOOD giving tone and heath 20 the
Ahoe machinery, renoving~ths cause Of the disease
BILIOUS ATTtCKs are. cured, ASO, WHAT Is
BEIEER, PREVENTED, blythe oeeasonai use Of the
One is to relieve the stomach
antR prevent the food f-or4-4rislng and souring
Only dos-taksn before retiring, prevents NIGHT
o"Iy one dose taken at -night. I7ps.uI the bowel,
None dose taken aner each meal vim cure DYSPEPSIA
S- One dose q two teA-sPooniuls viii aTays relieve
on bottle taken for fs- male I'll.
=
Only dose Immediately relieves CHOLEC. while
One dose often repeated is1Ca for CHOLERA
NORBUS, and preventive. Of CHOLERA
SF- Only bottle is-Nneedei TO throw ont Of the
system the effects Of meii-elne After long sickness.
~ One bottle taken for-sJASDICE ali sal
loEness or unnatural color-from the skin
One dose taken shHTt-time before eating gives Wig
or 70 the appetite, and makss~fOOd digest we'll.
One dose often rep=Ntei--.eures CHRONIC DL4R.
RIGA ia it, worst forn-, 7~hiie S u " Err AMI
BOWEL complaints yieiIZ simost to the first lose.
One or doses At lacks caused by WORMS in
Chiren; there Is speedier remedy
the World, itHsrsr ffiEs -
" few bottles curesADROPSY, bT exciting the
Absnrbents.
We take pleasure rnending his medicine
preventive ror FEVER AID AGUE, CHILL FEVER,
and all FEVERS Of Bill LI0TS TYPE. II operates
with certainty. and thousands willing testify
wonderful virtues
ALI VITO Use r. ARE gIVIyS THEIR UYAU
KOE.S TESTIMONY ~ ITS "a FOR
Ni scTtsr IN ne HtOh tsLG the LariJ0rdtOF and
Flndil0te both t0gettsr.
THE LIVER INVIGOR ATOR
IS A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
working almost too great believe It 10 by
magic he 6rst lose gipfHc benefit and seldom
bottle required 10 any kind Of LITER
Complaint from the worst JdHIiiee Dyspepsfr
Hsdddchs, all Of which the result Of DIS
E4SED LIVER.
PRICE oSR DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, 3t5 Broadway, New York.
And retaed by all Druggists. Sid dk10 bv
my1E-Iy T. II. LOGAN CO.. Wheeling. Va.
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TUE LITE4T NEWS,

INTERESTING d PROFITABLE To EVERY ONE:
v consequences Of the hard times, have Concluded
make greAtrei1ctIon in the selling price Of good@
shall, atth- time, nI.r Ofthe bargains
In several ar'lclss received direct from auction
CALIcOES With the exception OF English Merruaae
1t 1tc p - vsri.
MUSLIN De LAIyEs. saOis never resAsd forIes, than
25 only 1S3f and all others in proportion
everybody.
NusLINs, both DlsAehed Brown, Is per cent less
than other house.
MILLINERY GoODS-A complete assortment. very Inv,
Isife AMI r1E At "a.
EWBROIDERIES-T obuss uvself to sell 80 per cent
cheaper han other house in the city OF Wheeling,
ether pl4e-.
CIISTZEs-Yort' Sic At 20 cents.
CL0AKS AND SlIAWLS in eT.ry Var1etT, aud cheaper
than 1thr-hOuse.
stLKsA sa,d article Of Black SIX. Sc and
at only IS cents.
LINENS-An rrtele worth TSc At only IS
PARAMETTOS AND HRENcIt MERINDs-OF every cell
price. thsa offered b=fo-e p ain De-
lAlnes, very iae quality, sells for 1sai
KID GLOVES-Anoths- i9t OF those extremely cheap
Gauntlsts,a At size
In ori, viii sen all AID any Of nit these
hard times ISAAC PRAGER-
u0V y is3 N1in sweet Union
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