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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-09

PlNnouth, Edwards House, Tuesday, AU-
GUST l4th.
Warsaw, Wright House, AUGUST 18Th.
DR. HARDMAN treats Consumption, Bronchit-
is, Laryngtis, Asthma, and all diseases of the
Throat and Lungs, by Medical Inhalation, combin-
cd with proper constitutions, treatment for the
blood.
Dr. Hardman will carry with him his medicines
aud will be prepared to furnish patents with appro-
pirate remedies, stristly from the vegetable king
dom.
HIS medicines are compounded of various Banks
Buds, Leaves, Gums, Roots, Plants &c. Procured
of the Indians and from every quarter of the Globe
IL Regular visits duly announced
I Particularattenton paid to SKIN DISEAS-:
ES and Glanduars, Ulcers, Sores and Tumors
Dr. HaidnaD does not charge for consultation
Dr. Hartman treats all chronic or long standing
diseases OF the Lungs, Livers, Stomach Bowels
Bladder, Kidneys. Brain. Heart. Nerves, Womb
Spleen, Spine, Eyes, Ears, &C., Scroffua, Fits
Cancers, Rheumatism, Dropsey, Skin Diseases
Fever Sores, CatarTah, Semina Weakness, Neu
ralga, Whites, Insanity, Dyspepsia, Giddiness, Hea
OF the Urin, Syphilis Piles, Sick Headache, En-
larged Tonsils &C.
feD- =, NJ ly DIR. HARDMAN
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Worms. Worms. Worms.

ME season is at hand when these scourecs of
4 childhood begin TO become both troublesome
and dangerous DIR. john BuIL's VEGETABLE
WosM DESTROYER is a remedy alike pleasant AID
eifectual for the evil There is nol the least Diff
Guilty IN getting children take the medicine 1t
is prepared in the form of Candy Drops, and will
be eaten with ayidity by children of all ages 1t
destroys and expels worms more efIectaailv than
any remedy now in use. while at the same time is
will in no way affect injuriousy the health OF the
child. II. A LEMON Plymouth
1t can be procured from Druggists and country
stores everywhere.
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal cfsice. Louisville
Kentucky. p22rue
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JOSEPH
Still in Egypt, dealing in Corn.
Wan TED At THE RICHMOND Mills
LOUR AND FEED STORE.

1000 90 Buehels Wheat, 100000 Bushels
Corn, 10000 Bushels Rye, 100, 900 Bushels Oats,
100000 Flour Barrels Slaves and Heading, For
which they will pay the Highest Market price in
Cash. They also want
100000 CUSTOMERS To purchase
Groceries at unprecedenty low prices. They will
pay cash at all times for grain and sell in return
groceries at prices that cannot be afforded by any
other establishment in the place-their facilities
for purchasing supplies in Chicago as well as east
ern cities, being superior to any other house--on
account of their frequent shipments of -four and
grain to these points thereby enabling them to
save the expense of exchange.
If you wait the highest price going for your
Grain, Barrel Slaves and Heading don't sell be-
fore calling at the above establishment.
CUSTOM WORK.
Their mill hes been recently been IefIrnished
with New and Superior Boiling Cloths, undergone
general and thorough repair, and is capable now
undo: the superintendent ofof English miller in
their employ, of manufacturing as good -four as
rny Mill in the United States.
BOLTED CORN MEAL.
They have recently put a meal bolt in their
mill and can now furnish customers with holted
corn meal.
Flour of all grades meal, bran and shorts, kept
constantly on hand at the and mill and will
be sold in large and small quantities.
As heretofore, -four, meal shorts and bran will
be delivered to town customers free of charge,
RICHMOND, WILBUR & co.
Plymouth, May 3, 1860. l5tf
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THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT.

U- There is Hickory pole to be raised at Knox
on Saturday next.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-09

CHAyGEs.-Upon examination, the advertise
ment of 4. F. ROBERTS. Marble Dealer will be
found somewhat "wdened OUT Mr. r. is get
ting out some of the finest work we have ever
looked at. The monument finished up by him
with the name of DAVID Sro1Ts ed thereon
was rs beautiful and "a well finished stone as can
be found in the cemetry at Chicago.
The advertisement Of ]. VI. KLINGER has also
90 undergone repairs and appears in its proper
shape The Buckeye Livery" is thriving
institution. and rs proprietor regular double
back -actioned-brick." Besides keeping Livery,
JERRY is running for County Surveyor, and better
than all. Is bound to he elec,ed.
The Corporation Ordinance, like FuLLrR's
g exhibit" will be found "re vised and corrected
PoLE RAIsrSGs.-The Democrats in the north
pert of this township will raise pole at Hibbs'
School House. on Friday, the 9th of august VI.
A. o. Packard, candidate for Representative. will
address those who may b. present.
| There will be q Democr ,tic pole raised at Argus
on Saturday, the 18th of this month.
There viii be pole raised at " off Creek, on
Saturday next, IN the place of the one that blew
down few weeks ago
There is a pole ready to raise at Personville. 50
we understand. and the Democrats are waiting a
time that viii suit some of the speakers from this
place, and they have left it TO us to set the time
SO far, we have not been able to procure speak
er tor any certain time. as nearly all speaker
are memberS'of the bar ard Court week is comm.
and they are busy preparing for it, and. of course
will be busy until it is over. We will attend Il
our friends a: PiersnnYie inst az soon ne nnssii,l
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-09

have the largest stock ever brought to this place
can sell good IS cent tea for so cents -goot
brown sugar for 7@S cents per pound
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-09

GoxE Easr-M BECKER, of the firm of 5. &
NJ BECKER, started east this week to purchase
their stock Of Fall Goods. They arc now offering
baroains ON their Summer stock Go and sec.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-09
OSPECTuS
OF THE
PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT
FOR THE
Presidential Campaign of 1850.

In order to meet the wishes of many Of our
friends and for the purpose of advancing the cause
of Democracy in our county, We offer the DEMe-
cRAr at tae following rates:
Single copy until Presidential election,
commencing July 90, ----..-.... 50 cents
f,l,,bs of TO- ...25 cents each
HPAYMESr INVARIABLY IL ADVANCE
&C. THOMPSON. Plymouth. Ind.
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oUEENs-wARE & CLASS WARE

At wholesale and retail
All are invited to call and examine our stock Il,
fore making purchases elsewhere
ID M'WILLIANS
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u We are under obligations 20 our friend Isaac
Orr, for some of the finest apples we have seer
this season. We wish we had five thousand sucf
patrons. He always takes the Democrat and nev
er "forgets" TO pay for it in adranee. We hope
.otber, seeing lis good works will be constrained
to come to our office and "do likewise pay
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-09
GO TO THE
H STORE
n E W

.OHIOCASTI STORE
GO TO THE
GO TO THE
GO TO THE
OHIO CASH STORE.
OHIO CASH STORE.
OHIO CASH STORE.
JUST RECEIVING
JUST RECEIVING
JUST RECEIVING
SECOND STOCK
SECOND STOCK
SECOND STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER
SPRING AND SUMMER
SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS
GOODS
GOODS
FOR BARGAINS
FOR BARGAINS
FOR BARGAINS
UNEQUALLED.
UNEQUALLED.
UNEQUALLED.
PILES OF NEW GOODS
PILES OF NEW GOODS
PILES OF NEW GOODS
CAN NOW BE SEEN AT THE
CAN NOW BE SEEN At THE
CAN NOW BE SEEN AT THE
OHIO CASH STORE
OHIO CASH STORE
! OHIO CASH STORE
FOR THE SUMNER TRADE.
FOR THE SUMNER TRADE.
FOR THE SUMMER TRADE
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GREEN TOWNSHIP.

Known as the Wilson Farm, about 90 acres un
der misunderstanding house, stable ard good
Young orchard. One fourth in hand, the balance
/ in five or ten wears with interest annually.
! WALNUT TOWNSHIP.
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NUT TOWNSHIP.

BOURBON TOWNSHIP.
W half n E. or Sec. IL 7. 80 Mr.. 3 F., so
= half wor 80 80
GERMAN TOWNSHIP
Lots and , Sec 6 T 81 y. K. 3 100
Lot l......." =. ........ 4O
half or =" "a 90
nwqrswqr - "a ID
NORTH TOW NSHIP
hf II w or wv NJ r. Sec T 80 \ f. l22
POLK TOWNSHIP.
W half n f. ar Sec. 81 T. IS n. K. E., A 90
or W or. -" &c. ............... 10
half e qr.....'. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CO
nwqr.. y. "a. .........-. loJ
: g or n W or" 80 35...... co
One mile North of knott's Station, fifteen acres
under cutivation--log house, well and young or
chard Terms, one half in hand--balanee il one
year with interest
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And in fact, everything usually kept in Drug
Store, at prices as low as can be afforded. Cali
and examine for yourselves
n25tf T. A. LEMON
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-09

Polk TowNsnIp CLuB.-Owing to the crowded
state of our columns cannot publish the full
proceedings of the pole raising, and organization
Of :: Democratic Club at Tyner City on Saturday
last Will publish next week.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-09

REPUBLICAN FIzzLE.-The Republican doings
here on Tuesday last was another tat-out r. A.
Hackleman and J :. Harvey were here according
to appointment. and had the pleasure of speaking
to a crowd of GA, themselves included. Quite a
number of hose present were Democrats. 1t was
said to be very dry affair. They addressed the
Republican Club at night.
A TAIL ONE.-The Democrats Of Tippecanoe
township are going to raise pole 300 feet high on
Saturday the 18th inst. in the place of the the
Republicans of that place cut down recently. They
arc making extensive arrangements for a big time.
Let everybody ba present. We are sorry, but we
Cannot possibly publish the full proceedings of their
last meeting until next week.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-09

u Charges moderate-and the most satisfacto
~ reference giveo, when required.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-09

B DICKSON 4 Co. want their books
! - settled by cash note.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-09
Real Estate Agency.
5000 lGpES OF LAND Ton SALE

NNHE UNDERSIGNED Is AU'I HCRIZED
to sell The following described Lands, At oeTy
lou figures; part down ind the balance in annual
payments. from one to four years, with interest.
"a H.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-09

very complete stock comprising every variety
Good heel CATERS for 25 and others in proper
ton.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-09

Plymouth Feb. 9th. ls6o-n3-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-11

TTInE INSURANCE.
L MARINE INSURAN
(InccrPorate 1884,
YHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INsUR
ANCE COMPANY.
a. Once No. lSl Main Street, Richmond. VI
Capital and Surplus, S250,00O!
F4s CoMPANY has the ADVANTAGE oftBeaty- ssTss
y.ars' experience in the Insurance business and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
of that period needs special reoomme ndatiou to
the citizens of Virginia
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country, ana
Marine Insurance to all parts Of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are rs above, and its
affairs manag Cd Fruden:y, bat rally, and its
rates are low SO those Of any other good instits
ton. DIRECTIONS:
W. L. Covardin, J. +. Wedsworth, Patrick Cullen
Joseph Allen, WIN. Beers, Geo. w. Smith,
Horace l.. Kent. Thos. Samson, b. l.. Winston
VIM. Palmer, Chss. ". Purcell, inc. n. Gordon,
Alex. K. Parker, Jos. p Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Ias. a Inloes, H a. Claiborne,
Apply to the President or Secretary, in rersou 0,
by letter. W. l. cOWARpIN, President,
VIZ. WILLIS. H.. SeorAtary iee-ts
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"John,' said one boy TO another, one day, as
they We're strUliing by a duck pond, lido you
ku1W wny duck goes under water -
No" sWered has companion "let me ask
You why -
For dtcsr's divers reasons said john.
"Woli, we'll said the other, lean you tell
me why becomes up again -
No replied Inn, some what curiously.
i" hen, JJbn,'' said his companion, you are
caught tnIs time OF course the duck comes
up for SUa.drg purposes"
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A young ensign of = regiment, residing liz
lodgings the sltting-room OF which was very
small, was visited by one OF his fashionable
friends who, taking leave, SAID. We'll,
Charles, aud now much longer do you mean 10
stop in IhIs nutshell - To which he wittiiy
replied, "Untii / become Il Kernel
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Fifty Years Age.


stand where we will on the dusty road OF
life thick darkness rests on the way before US,
while with the reflex glass OF memory, we can
look far back into the aim distance, almost 10
the cradle where mothers music hnsheu US
into quiet slumber. 1t matters ittie "hetner
the lime be Ave Atty years, the scene Is
equally clear, and scarcely appears more ois-
1ant.
Ietus try our glass on half a century view,
and sae what scenes appear in the RETROSPECT
tive VISION. -.
not changed at all The rains aud the sun
shine have ripened the golden harvest, the APP
pies and the com are before US, fresh, luscious
ngd boupatul The shrill whistle of The loco
motive has never yet been heard, nor have
canal boats been seen coursipg this way shro'
the interior of the country.
The two.w heel heavy coach called 'Chsise'
was in common use, though the iight io"i
wheel single wagon was getting INTO iashioH'
Ladies spun and wove their oWn dlrsses
ftty wears ago; and The same wool ihat war iheu
the sheep I'm March. arrayed the ihothet a'i
daughters In soodiy garments for Dteetho
r5., ,,a,nIe IF ma. siay read less. but thought
NOR. They got the news bat one DAY IN me
wark bat il urnished theme Tor retnaf ana
Study, the field or oy Tue "assioe' 4" the
Tae SCHOOLS of that day did not differ SO
much from the schools ot the present day as
some people imagine. IL Is "a iaVorite theme
with our Young lecturers on school and edu-
cation To draw on their tmaRl fof ludi-
,rous contrasts between the district school"
A. II was and the impre ed system which
TGey Of course. assisted IN luauguralng.-
More branches are taught now and many ia
Ctiliies have been added the way OF books
sud apparatus; but We think there was more
thorouganess and discipline then than now.
Correspondence fifty years ago was very ex-
peuslvs. Letters sent over 800 miles had TO
pay IS cents and those over $50, eigh teen pence.
Nor mai any dreamed of sending intelligence
on ;he wing Of the tanned lightning.
Political parues have PASSED through many
transformations IN the last half century. Two
great national parties extended through the
wa5le Countrywide Democrats, having the
general Government, aud The Fsoeraiists with
;. majority IN The several States, aud forming
large and respectable minority in both
Houses of Congress
Brush Orders in Council aud French De-
cre1s had enbarrassed our commerce, and an
EN- cargo had been tried by way of retaliation
bui 1t proved more disastrous 10 ourselves Than
them, aud in 1863 was repealed. The eight
years of Mr.. MadlsoQ's administration WAS u
stormy and sNcitlng period, party splIit some
times raging So Hereby that females around The
lea Labe engaged in warm political discus.
sIJDs.
We shall only glance further at the change
ntty years has brought about in farm work.
Inc pl0w has bee greatly improved, The sickle
aad lue ScyLne are almost superseded, the nal
has gwen place TO the thresher, aud lhe culu
SatIuu of ne farm Is 4 hind OF sClentihc spor
ii which gen ieInen OF leisure engage, with th'
pros ppcL OF new experiments and new lnyen
tons maj shall Yet essentially tighten labor.
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"a The Great Virginia kennedy, aud no
uMBUs.-PETERS' lNFALLIBLE REMEDY

~ The 6Fsst SifkIIla ktMtly, And ne ne
FOR GONNORRHRE AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES..This great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercurial Basamlc properties. exceis
svery thing heretofore offered the pupiio, in its
eatlve. restorative and rsnovatlng powers; and
the medical world are astonlshed when told that
The above remedy will cure the above diseases, and
COMPOUNDED when they have ocular demonstrs-
uons of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known of a case of twenty years standing 10 be
restored to perfect health and all other cases Of
shorter duration to he restored, without single
exception, AID therefore challenges any case OF
GonOrrh9a which the remedy will not cure, pro
gided the directions are earned ont with prudence
On the part of the patient; and any purchasing
aalf a dozen bottles and usIIs accordingly. IN his
or her ease, he guarantees a perfect cure; and IN
free of charge, to compiete the cure, through his
agents; aud a cure viii be effected without neon
venlence 10 the patient.
Sold By APPERSON & DUPUY; No. 20l Broao
street, and q. a. STRECKER, Main street, Drug
Eists, agents for the city of Richmond.
NH 3GrIl~
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,saD Fail IMP0aTATI0Ns. s

yF9N FALL IMPORTATIONs. "a
EGEfN -ts60.-- - II
VIM. Y. pUTLEK & SON, WEH
w No. 10 Pearl ST., Richmond Va. u&kt
Importers and Jobbers of CT MA, EhkTh = N
ING -GLAsHfS BRITANNIA WARE. PLATED
GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES. &C.. have received
of their own importation from England. direct TO
thus port. and from the American manufactures,
g very large and varied assortment of
CHINA.
EARTHENWAKE,
GLASSWARE,
FANCY GOODS, &C., &c. O.,
the whole comprising the most complete stock
they have ev or offered To the Southern trade
Importing their OWE Goods oIrect, al they have
done tor twenty hive years, they and will sell
M low rs my Jobbins House, North or South. and
respectfully ask an e1amnatiC = OF their stock by
Southern me chants and the pu tlIc generally.
Superior SION r. WARE. at faotory prices.
EA- Goods packed with great care, and forward
ed " eth the least posi- bic delay sc 4-2w
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~ l. COX to home for all your wants, il you
Wi TO see Virginia indie pendent and prosperous.
1t You are dyspeptic, or suffer with constipation
or indigestion, don gorge yourself with Yankee
nostrums recommended BY flaming ceruhcates of
men OF straw but procure BAKER'S PREMIUM
81 FTERS. Read the certificates OF friends and
nelg hbors, then take them as directed and become
reIuvenated and emit rely healed.
Price so cents per bottle.
10 be had of all the principal Druggists IN the
city of Richmond and elsewhere IL Virginia and
North Carolina. " 2S-ts
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+ :
nusInEss noTJC:Ee

JUAN PiZZGNi oc.,,p I'M
Fokhl"N pPsnGsERVES. PiCKLEs, AND I'M
PORTER or FRENCH ES,
You will find great variety, ana very large
IN ma nutae cured of the very best refined Crushed
Suaar is made daily in very large quantities Sold
nj a low f. urc. City and county merchants are
respectfully invited 70 cal.
JUAN PIZZlNI, l2s Main st.,
au l3-lm Richmond, Va.
lash. MatMuKDD, Agent MANHATTAN
D LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New
York, Oifce at the Insurance Agency Of THos.
N AIFRtEND. on lith street, nearly opposite God
dn's haii, where applications will be received.
Il
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"a Artificial Teeth. 1.-The Cleeplastlc
ana vuloanite Frocess.--s. W. JONES, DEN,
Tisr. havIng the right ioT tn. above mode OF
soiute superiority over all other methods.
can with confidence commend it to those desiring
iu or partial sets of teeth, and especially sucE
as msy be dissatisfied with those they are nov
using. The perisct adaptation OF the plate TO ths
mouth, and the suction thereby secured, enables
him TO insert one or more teeth trtth0Rt clasps.
This method having been adopted by those stand
Testimonials will be sven and specimens ehlh iteo
to those wishing to them. Sets Of Tseth, on
gold or any other plate will Of course be made ioT
tracting, and ali other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC
TRICKY thoR: pam
RA ONCE on Msn street., opposite Corinthian
Hall no2l-l5
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ArEoCIoUs.-"Bsisy, my dear" said Mr..
S.uou> giving his wife Il pair OF damaged an
inaHI!OuaoiaS, "Aave the goodness 10 mend
these trousers it Will be as good as going TO
The, play to-uIgnt." Mrs. StuDbs took her nee
die, out confessed she couldn't sec the point
h.IO ~ 50 - said she. why, my dear, you Will
see the wonderful rntstS In the pant -mtHe."
Mrs. Stubs finished the job, and handing
back the trousers told StubDs, ".hats darned
good
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Dtss0LuTioS.-The FIRM Of BaIDdFoRD
FshNKnia s'i f'Tf1ffe hasns Va
' e. 81 aaS x
they hauidate and c2se ng all M mites oil the hrm
EEaA4NSbSLiiISSS f. hSaAfffTliEws.
Par,ner,hip-Ds b. BRloGFoRp N; T,
viii cont nue. the {; GENERAL COM Mission BU.
SlNkSS at the old stand, corner Of ao'h, Cary and
Dock streets. August ], lsGi
In d,ssoIyins from the par,nsgpship viii, wiz,
the same good teeiings IN their welfare ana sur-
cess that had IN the partnership with them, hon
that the patronape Of the late rni Will remain
and continue with tLom feeling assured that they
will act to merritt To the many friends and pat
Tons of our late hrm take occasion tin Withdraw
gratitude. FRANKLIN MATTHEWS.
COP ERsRiP.-The undersigned
the frm of BLAIRS hAkvLE fer N, The ,o Egrp g,g
s ihs ss d aaa WHEAT 'G coR ssDi1B
FFE TX IL p'V ccLoVER and Grass sEE6s
II 9sTsyh os anS
I HA fcSo K oS @ 6fFn
aIGs' bes to SsP esa cen
Nessrs, Johnson, Younger otey,; F. .. KUHN.
Esq, Lewis +. Harvs, President 4. 4 ID. X X.
LEWIS HAIR,
Corner llth and Cary sts.. next door to
Sc 3-1m Nessrs. Dunlop, Mnncure N Co.
NOTiCE.-The co partnership existing under
y the firm and style of II MIL TON q Boz
| CHER, No. 46 vain street, having expired by Inn
itatlon on tho lath inst the same IS dissolved
The bcoA ae n and aGeSnns hays been ss puF
be paid TO HIM; and all due by the concern, VIII be
The pame of the firm can be used by her of
partners, s..
jj 6AN 5 s6 i ~, toN'
| Richmond, Aug. q, 1860.
Notice.-The undersigned having entered into
Ia III rs sFAGEKs, for the purpose Of
carr ing on the Hat and C.P Business IN all its
| chased the stock cf the late firm of HAMILTON
| Il bOU HER. and they will receive IN few days
SEASONABLE GOODS.
| They would invite a call from their friends and
the public wanting any thing in their line, belIev
ing they can do as well by then as any ether Gonse
ia viz NJ. SEAGERS.
Richmond, Aug. e. 1860. au 23-lm
Esu-PARTNERSHiP.-A l.. RAYMGND and
the Of shHs SRS hs
purpose Of carving on = wholesale LlQUOa
| from 18th and respectfully solicit share of public
pI t 9 aye have in store and to arrive
80 bb,s BRANDY.
| 100 nbis WHISKY
| 81 bhls GIN IS bbls. WINE.
Which we will sell in lots 10 sui pu chasers.
An 2O-lm RAYMOND y BYRNE.
| CO-PAkTNEKShiP. We nave this daj as
s9S wln ss & &? f ss H. 'h 6As and 3D.
SNELSON, under the firm of
| STEBBINS, PULLEN i co.
We are grateful to the public for their
patTonag &c the past twenty years. and solicit con
'''l'''i'O' ~ WV ' sTEBBINs PULLEN
July /, 1860 jy Hts
| N.-The concern of POTTS,
| II FARLEY & co was dissolved the Both
ut., Mr.. H s. WILLIAMS refining. The under
| signed having purchased the interest of Mr. II, s.
Williams. with the BOOKS, accounts, notes, u c.,
| viii coatinue the Wholesale Grocery business at
| the stand recently occupied by them, where they
| will be pleased to serve their friends and pa
irons as heretofore. The ST. lie Of the fr!n will re-
| main unchanged. r. POTTS.
| r. u. FARLEY,
| J. b. MARSH ALL.
| Richmond July 2, 1850. jy Pts