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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
THE
~ In Ter and WiEse
EWING MACHINE

Having secured the agency OF this celebrated
sewing Machine. take pleasure II recommend
ing y TO my friends, and all those who want a first
ciasS machine. Its particular advantages / will
not here attempt to enumerate. as i, - l.now, 20
De one OF the most popular Machines now in use.
While It IS equal to ai.y for heavy mannfacturinc
purnoses II Is superior to all others for fine work.
sucl as Shirt Bosoms, Ladies wear, &c. &c.
IL has the advantage over the double loci, stitch
on account OF It's great saving of throad-ma kine,
neater stitch. aud ono that will not ravel.
These machines will be kept by me for sale. and
can be at all times in opera ion AT NV store
III. PIERCE.
fiynioutn Ina Aug ~, IeOo. n3ltf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
DR.. A. O. RcRTON.

Surgeon Dentist, Ply mouth Indiana Whole or
partial setts OF Teeth inserted on the most an-
proved plans. Special attention paid to the
preservation ofthe natlrai teeth. and irregular.
itv OF Children's teeth corrected. Fangs and
dilicult teeth extracted with or without Chloro-
form Can he consulted at his office Mt any time
except or Mondays aud Tuesdays.
Of6ce IN Pershins's block, up stairs, corner of
Michigan and Gano streots 1871
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
ADVERTTSTEH.

One square POO BREWER ems or less, tire. wveIs
or less, $500: each additional insertion % con.s.
Longer advertisements IN proportion-iess .'.aa
haii square 20 be charged as half square. Go
overhaul square TO be charged ass whole squarr
liberal deduction VIII be made GA advertise.
ments inserted longer ,han one month.
u Legal advertisements must be paid FOR !.
advance, or satisfactorily secured
III The above terms will be strictly .2hysd 20
every instance.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
DIR. 9. BAIRD

GRADUATE CT JEFFERSON MEDICAL ooI. PA
Residence oad Cffce.neor c{Ht'slU
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
ON THE STATE OF THE UNION.

SPEECH OF HoN. NJ. a. o. PACKARD OF MAR
SHALL AND STARKE CoUNTlEs-DELIvERED IN
THE III oUss OF REPRESENTATIVES,, FEB. lsT
1851
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
7, j. PATTERSON.

Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries. Provisions and
Motions. No., Cordin's Block Plymouth Ind.
lana. patronage solicited.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28

IT B DlCTSON & CT. want the;rbooks
settled bv cash or note.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
a. w. PORTER,
PHYSICIANS.
iSADO2E WELTE

German Phvs;cian Corbius Block. ove- <. < II.
Becker's Clothing Store. Plvmoui'i, Irdiana.
n-30 e
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
DS. i. a. PO1TCN.
!. J. VTVA l.
z. J. T. CHALMERS

Fror, 7alt.~cre viii nrac'ice medicine. surgery
snd ohs,ef,ckz. 7ernantly loca.ed n Tvner
Gi-y. Marshall county. Ind'}na. Office one door
sou-h ofClshgHaF < h.-ss.'s Store.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
r. MCDONAL.

Real estate agent and notary public, Office in
ick.or's hardware store, Plymouth, Ind
Draws deeds, mortgages, bonds, and agree
uents, sells lands, examines titles and furnishes
abstrsc.s Of the same. pays taIesa and redssms
Iaud cold for tares
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
FARMERS HOTEL,
MISCELLANEOUS
n. PIERCE
KOcNTZ e. SACK,

fiene.al dealer n eli kinds OF family groceries
provis'ons. cuecnsware. etc. La7otte street.
Plrmau.h Ind
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28

eater in boots and shoes. mina!acturs all kinds
of home work in his line, Michigan street, Ply
mouth Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28

Dealer in hardwar, q. cverY description, also
sto-es, tIn, sneet iron, and copper ware.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
E.CH AL GiNZ.
G. L. HI
Join III sRoEMAKER.

i'ealer n staple and fancy day goods. groceries
etc, west side Michigan street, Plymouth Ind
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28

of wagons, carriages etc. Black-
smishiny. painting and graining done to order.
c.,
, 1861-07-13
THE MAP FOR THE MIILIONi
" Il LIS
MAP OFT THE SEAT OF WAR,
MO, H.

TIE WAR GROUND. On large scaie Showing con
4pie9oe1s,y a the gents of interest i1Gadlag Forts
the Pos1TltN or TEE FKpEHAL AND RKRE1 FoRoEs,
SO ps1n that + Furnishes rfady guide to thoroughly
9fd He Like PoEtraia Of General Scott Genaral But
ler Colonel Corcoran Colonel Blluker Colonel ELS.
TIE UNITED STATES showing II distinctive coiofs tho
portions q the slsve states that have seeded the
loyal portions Of the United States. Also popuation
Of the Principal Towns 10 the War District and Table
NAP for the refereI and for popular salo can be
;old @ t. every m1n romsn aEd child who has any n
Wig Wig Tlhes to be tloscHghly pos'ea az oyents pro
ttrsek and at !. y. JoHNsoh'S, 81 and 6s Randolph
r. In Pres and will be ready as soon Is occasion
War. No 2 {r-Yet
, 1861-07-13

is ba.ton Emight Patrick Enktn Geo
CRY Abadiah Edwards Charley Ellscott Geo
6Mo1th ALI MEvcretts E + Eastman Henry
Htbroek E1p1ttke Rich'd Esttie Jno Henry
eEttt Ara Eus1g Eeth. s Elkieson Willie
pF fsp1Vfn Tva
, 1861-07-13

Andrews A h = A1Ictt Robt Alexander Ie.
Adams G eapt2Andrews 8 c capt doeo
Andrews Albert Alle1ton Samuel Armstrong JnoJ
Andrews chas Allen Frank AdamiEo 5oscp1 Sob
45$s!s 4Ss9S e'' Atsz Aess W. w.
Allie David Anderson James. annie Wm II
2Iehss " AndSssa ssa; A.ssans A.ae1sen ienf'
Barnes co Ba,coct 4 BrowaHE
Batter Sharp 4 coBlack WmJ EymsJO
Bc1boW Oscar Batham " 6 Bride ] P
!:AIAer g 60 bartlett VIM BoDham G
B Bunes ~ Bennett Mm Burtenshaw Jas
Ss11ss shss Bentop Be Fox SasT Ro5ss John Sane'
6Ha 6i Iatrick Burt ASA Brattar Joseph
ss;2sas sRs fsda es9 Bs; BeES SR5 5aSa
Bi.ofatr ~ Run nRuwan ~ BI5ukerhoIJ John
Blackburn Robt Bnl1 Chae Il Butler Johu
Ben! Robt Boutwell, David Bowiin John X
Becker Rchd P Bull Duncan Bond Vim ~
bsnnett Ed"d Bowen Bushaess WmH
Biek1elsG Brooks Robert Bunker u
Bcnsle Sidrey Bullwink1e Ric, Braun YIN
S;ss: SsS! S:s;S Ss@s: B;Sf: sSs: ~
Ba1antn 4;iG1 II II Bone Robert A Boot Vim
BlcknU II 9 BoiEs rev Bonestee'rlqm,n Bsn 4 N u
Ha1numJI Brown Thea Byrne Michael
BlakE Jacob BoyntoNn Geo Hro1gu L
b 1lAIdJ u BoncrilIa Henry Ruchanan i
GaEet Joseph a Romostead II Dakewcn
SSssgss Ill 4; sssss: s:ssSs &s..
essnsis esas Alex S:sBBs4 Ssa Geo
GloMes g re I nBenj Carter YIN col!lnsona
Shuleher Aug z eaSzI4 7 Michael ealS esmSSias Il CIV
Cannon cornertCoaghlin Mich'1crook Hensy = "
Cls.k S. Ghss chivell MatthewCraEy Holdam'n nd
Sf SfzS See|3 4!5el S5 So@1la 'f!sa ags:as{o
ee3hiye5sstephensco Cook & Bros crocSsr j D
LARK Ftthian J Caran Poe Crawford Jas M
GGiayt1r ~; q T Thos Comerto-d Coyne Jeremiah
Ces SCas a SrsteyY Chas Coastdine John
Siasie Saske II Go.grove Patz1ck Catherine
Gl Gtatke Henr{ Cota.el Chas Cochlsn John
GhIm man J JLoganCo.tes RIP Cobb water
Campbell J1neB Curtis + rn7 ErsEjs1i wr1 a
ll4.ke JoEcph B coesci Fredcriekcurr1 Mfchse,
CcIipyd John Coe Srhrv1o- p Ean.yy.T M e
S.'.J S!f.ks San@tnss v Go1T eoiser5 Z "
Clarke u " coote Geo cs cspt
p.se!ssns p,4aEP Din 1..ss $
Day revd Dcotscn Np Ha1.1sn T,h,
Davis Robert Drake Foater ni1En~aor veT + = y,
bs1Ey Pr! T. = :! s5aith = D5i,yLs 6uaS Jehn 6
n55.1ts1G D5cu ~ y 1;s 1av;s gee " Dixon WmC
Dean Chs Davis Kerv nsvIs.tnr - w,. r,
Da1Y Patri,k Dfekrrsony I'm s.rs eA -"
D8uEhtry - Derby q " &; cornrErnJ1 U,, !
Dcfole.t y l. Dcwu4f Henrv nnds.s am !
Dnc4utt Dan1 DansEhue Jas 1wver Wr1
Dtfhex DAuI Dalton JAa r Dn19Hsfs
My ED Donayaa JexmhDwyae Mic5ae
Davis E5vJ Deu,na.d Jas natl ST.x.+..er
nskiu II L NlaneY James Uonnhnn MIN
D. njsos E.sH r DeliAn6 J,cos D1sti1 II e1
Do1eEAn Edward
, 1861-07-13
@tsan1 Dpe G4 orkB.

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
~ WORKS, Wm. Yezbaz1 1T soath Clark ststst;
between Ntd,son aad N! Mor5ee Gnisssa Hses sna M
Straw Hats and B-nnct py1as, BlaaEh:2s and EE5s1
Ing. BEore sud Country WORK Solicited Al ordeH
$3.50. 2fS2-u
, 1861-07-13

p11TSBURGH, FIT. WAYNE q
l. CHICAGO RAILROAD
Passenger Iratcs lesYe tha Depot, corner of AAta+
son and Canal atests. Chicago daily 1t
500 A. u. Accommodation
Zig Fsst Llne Except Sundays,
7:4o I. d. Night Express except S1surda1a1
fGR BoS1oN, NEE YORK. PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE; WASHINGTON,
Harrisburg & Pittsbu1x.
CLEVELAND CDLEMRUa, ClSCIN-
MATT, DAYTON.
An al Intermediate stauons between CAscaso nd
the cittea abo7e named
: eert1E Cars on Eight trains, aud baggxge By ~
ssI;r checked through to all E1st:ru Cities.
:cketa for sale At the principal Ticket OMeea In IL
rest At tAe Compan{a bace. corner OF Randolph and
Chicago,
p-p,~c 2. =. BOSS, wesra pasa. Axast
, 1861-07-13
Cbiragu Gribu,te
LIST OE LETTERS

SATURDAY, JULY IL, 1861.
, 1861-07-13
DOPULAR SONG ROCKS

Il CANP Sokos.-A collection Of National Patrl.
ottc aud Socia SorEs tor the Y auneers; Words aud
Music u cents. sh1LLISo soxa BooK--Coataining
tic words OF Leariy 40 Songe, II Lent4. HONE M1Lo.
y ssEts Mailed postpaid, on receipt Of the prlce 81
, 1861-07-13

P Whitney GeoW Willis Henry
Mara Tim = williams IL y
Webster George WoodwArdJ 2 =
Ter y heeler u 4 Wisweu J G
'iP2 Weber Henry Woodruff Jno @
4! Warner II u Williams Jao G
chl W1lber John Il WilliEgtonJRoF
T WEIGH John Wicker Jonah
Wooley CE W1lkensoa Edo
S Kinslow 4 A Willis James
Am Wellington Clas Wright John
Wilson G G Wil1lamsW Il B
Willard Orsin r Wiley William :
bert Williams A r Wright Il n
:. CO Woolston AlfdD Wilson West1ev
e Willard 4 J Vim Willis c
lush Williams David Wilde William
yina Williams D r Williams All
IN Wood Z Wiley Martin
,edes " illarde E A Wier Geo E
Wilcox E Wilson Harry
rick Wing Levi Woodarde Jlo T
&C P Welsh Wm capt Wilde Edwin
q Wilder G g Wedle WE
Woodruff Geld'd
Z
Young J E 1ouns-1
, 1861-07-13
~ Eennedy's Medical Discovery

3W Kennedy's Medical Discovery
Esn,cSr:a NItrs1 pI.ecrfry cures ESyeipclA4.
Esrns9yss MeS:r.f NisfoE tFy cares Ca.llet
ern ~ SeGfrsf bisccstr5 curss Eursng Sort Nth
Eennedys keeicM HkeoscFy cures H1laof o. t9e Eyea
Ecnxeoy.t Med!c2l nAcefeFJ ctTet Sfa!d Hcad.
Eannsdy. Acdieaj Discovery Running oft1e Eur
Kennt Az Medical Discovery cures Elcnratd Sore Leg
Ecnned;; Ncsical Discovery cures LepEa.
Ee1nf t3+s Med,eAl Faisrcsery cHrt6 RhcdulAetsIu
Errred5.s Mrcca DtsccvtrY cures G21L Rhe um
kcnneiIt MtLtesl Dtseoy err curcs Dyspepsia
KenccGs's Medical Dica9try Regulates tile Bowe1a
Ecuxtdih feGtcsl DsacoveIy r. Enl2rr1 the Kidneys.
Ern0edvs Medical DIT coTefy EeSu.ktea the Liver.
Kcancd}s ArIieai Dsccs err has cared Dropss.
Whea rc. sick, and do know what tee ras.t~r
k pcrhsTs scuhsEe a1 tnw ard humo.. Try Keapedy's
Erstic4l Discovery.
Fo. s.1e by IN pTpssis:e. oc5Efy
, 1861-07-13
Illinois Gurre1rp, Sc.

WRIGHT il BROTHER.
DEALERS IN
Exchange, Gold and Bank Notes,
No. Sc CLARK STREET, CHICAGO.
, 1861-07-13
GpffiaI Notircs.

t Cultivation Of tho Fo:ce.-lno
uads:rscd would rerrecta'', inform the ea,c2s Of
Chicago tstt he tss lochted hH'seh ~ Nns e's ~
he pnrpcEe Of teakh,tx The c11IsA'oa AAa ussetoT
wet of .Ac xoiae Eiss<E frfI et eatt' oAas'AA
Lc proposes to give particular at'eNaoH ~ so o4aa'
mr. lccted uatfe7 u Fsrruias and Developing the
yeic-. :; 1SELte
r~v.,~rra.EcT. E5w&rd Anderson Rout Z
ca1y Car1o lstss1t
fw A Friend i'll Need Try it,
nj, sEtLTs' 1NFALI.,ELE LIkIMEST Is prc.
ct., ran tic recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Con.
ns.., Il SO crcGt bone sctcT and hA6 been rsed II
n. .e:..r ir thc last twenty y.a.s With the uost
astorlkt1e SUCCESS Is ~ e1tenA remedy It with.
oct rival. AID viii alleviate pain morr spcedilg than
Er5 c!her preparation For All Rheumatic srd Nef.
veEs Disorders It l. truly Esfluhle, and a. curative
fe- sore&, WeCn6s S1raln. Dr1lsc. &C. ,ts soothlnx
scainE sac powerful! Strengthening properties excite
sat trft wratcr snG aEt 1eSrnent o. all who hare
ESer It trial Over four hundred certificates OF re-
E2<kAbe cures performed hy1 witha the last two
sraEs, attest tlis taet For sa!c by j. Il JOHNSON
General Agent H State tlreet Chicago. sad hy all
DcAlEEA uol5Ecow d.Iy
1 Oak Orchard Acid S17l.g
"Aes.-Fsmt containing the epin!os1 e' 'eeaeo'1
e Chemists 1nd PEy ticiAss respecting inc ase u I'LL
hA18Ln .h- case Of Es1y dtssAsea Of Lac hatako s1~
ten. vii te tu7,ue5 Eya:is On a7ri:c@aon 70
JH REED CO.
Wholesale DruEelsa,
CA.caso, LII
Ans1aNs1y
, 1861-07-13

Remaining uucal!ed for in the Chicago Post
Office
, 1861-07-13

TIL!N DIS CENTRAL,
L RAILROAD.
1861. Summer Arrangement. ..lBM-
On aad ates Sunday. April Il 1851 srs.ns viii 1saxs
Water steen:
5:9o a Il Ssu2d4Ts escsr:ed> ar7t,luE 1t Decatur
2:x9 ~ sl!1nsleld I:3Q FA 81 ioT,9
7:50 !. 4 caro- l0:I3 r. v aemps3
t:3O 4 ~ anext tay,} New ORLEANS 81 q
$50 T. tS3t1sdsya exeepted} arriving ): pocstax
EaU A. n, Springfield 4.30 a NJ OujnCT
1899 a r. St Lous soc A i, Catrp
i043 4 H. Memphis r. N. nett aEV
~. NV o.leans In u hours from ChlcHso
~ saturdays an Accommodation Train vi ba ru1
- IA - urbAnA~ leaving at $50 Pm
Through tlcseta, to a Important POINTS So1ta AID
d-eat Central Depot
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
1fal11 VII !esTe ChieAgo: LeAve Wood LAwas
~ 4 L. 6.5A-N.
i40n NJ al8A, NJ
&+o <. n. E53 Z.
113 H. &Dr,N.
9tla NJ 80
I.N r. II 1DgFH
r. T. ARTHUR dea* 5uy1
n. +. 3UANSGM. kfGu. PASSENGER Art
, 1861-07-13
QroaI.

IOAL!-COAI.!!-COAL!!!-
TIE Scranton. Wilkesbarre shan,okin and Pits3ton
Cta Companies Of Pennsylvania III uEder To increase
the eaes oi
PREPARED ANTHRACITE GOALS
In Chts.go, and insure permanent supply at never
sunm' and Winter nor txceed!rg former prices of
Erie and Bsiar Hill Ccats. have cono!t TT retsd tha
Yard formerly occupied by join 8. Eewhouse,
Corner Of Madison and Market Strests.
Where they intend to RETAIL and WHOLESALE At
AILNIN PRICES.
FREIGHT AND EXCHANGE ADDED.
We mine and nays sold to dealers sll the Hard Coa1s
mat h&ye been brought to Chicago for ten years aud
hayipE made rernaf ent arrangements for fve years
fnn tAEaEs constant snpgy aoweE rates ha eYef
Nc cftC1t given for either holesale or retail COST
AND Ca sH WILL BE THE MOTTO, The reduction
N pr1ce mntt insure pa. ment before any order win
9e hned THIS . stem will be rIg1dlF adhered to IN
For Hos.bnFrh and Spring Mountain Lehtgh Goals,
can oatf great Inducements to Railroads and Diner
eo1some5s fot prices OF other particulars, address
ROBERT LAW.
!y,e:El5ssc Post oflce prswer e157 Chicago III
, 1861-07-13
TIE PENNSYLVANIA CXN.

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GX Aua iHralsataK fatA4ttes 70. sas sEsasQTss{r4
~ ~ etstr !oa,es oas1ea III speed aad eoaafu<s "a
kI:Eesa "a r.. Line. through to rh.1.asloe.s
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nss as Ens ssss s. II
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2neaesl IN, sdaSs 37sa saaes e e s sxf9 & T.
y Ry ;. Ds Ri. ss!: tit Yt :sa s
soo- IafonSh Tickets. Il rat. are good a. e4sax
Es1t d ionss:toa Z ases i AZ sss ss2a e r.
+11s. ss5?:s s :; i s5sS e. W*s j IL
h;sT I'd + ~ stse ~ Gaapsn1 sassas &C.
~FA91 A1v4Ya 4s Low LID Fixs u Qssx nj
Aax ron II q1tkkfs q f!sTH 81 FIT Fff7s1une4
as Gom21-%t5o2 So Of tas WesteN ooaane7oas Of ~
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STtttHsAt|0 W EAlGpes7 u IFcaGEL A0A .03 1148AA
aor Fr:lea: Cessracs a.a Slipping p1rseaous s,Y.x
2 & Or sdtFe's etshe7 CT lie to!lartax Agents ofaa
Z. a, .IEHARr, P,saouszs;
t57lr5 T.; i. Niss.ey, H.7s7:!l-, Ks.: 0T1s6y i
:;nt,4 S Se 9,etpa:tl aaf
:i :;ls ~ ae S:;!s Gss:9 s o @sz esra Ss f.
ss:s. sS,s,es nlA:s s. Louis; JOIN 4 Hs1zh 11sa.
s2 wv hast Kee.: ssa?es tos Tssn BIZ ct: = 8
Ths erestext Fac.HtIes oRero1 tef h. nsutssj
tlaa End 8psedJ franxou.atl2 II
.,ae.ou 11!s .1'e stoek Ct:
pe:sCa t-.5elcE II ch2-ye thereof
FREiHHT3
Ey :hls Reute F1eissts 6: Al desc..peas CA % kx,
saSde.l q .at ttcm Pa.lsde:phiA, Nov TNi, Sasoa.
q q sia 70 VI 1.1, S ah Rs:l Ra q tas E
o. Missouri. by railroad direct
The PenosEt7a1ia Railroad also connects al T7sax.
c1+gh VIII stsame3. b. which dc+pds be xaz4.
&C 70 Any port On tae ohio, Masxngun., Ksakneky.
n AlEtc1ri Kac:a4, ATkaEsaa And BED 3t7e.1; 4ad
MClavelaot, Et1duskJ a7d CA1caso xitA 3s.eM4f D
u t Posta q, on ne ne HGo1taxss:s.a G1 Lakea ..
=; MssGno1ts fSf1 80 shiPpef, & a ta:
derce on LII speedy &YAa5it
The 1a:t4 cs Tfti3 hi t. aEd rom A1y pcda1 n H4
nsss.Sle - = "a eha1se Sy o:hs1 i. 4 Go9essiss,
& J. 5sEE DEE P:,t!a.is!phi* P:,t!
F4GH t4SKAWG 81 KSh No Ses;a g5., .tsese M T. HR.'1
ua1n sreet New York - !" -
LEIGH 4 g. N, = s:ate streek Bosoa
H.IH ds1E dHG1HsTeS: ~ GGE E5e!ea: It At PaEa44<h1A
fkQ{H LEW18 Gen Aurt A.tnora -,
, 1861-07-13

HALENA d CHICAGO UNION
~ HA1lROAD.-1PK11H A4HAHcxXHL
On I'D after Monday. April 1sth, 1851. t17ta4 ~
!eafs Wels street derot - folov1 S1ndsys exee74eA
Kreepest Warren. Gale2a bGnls.th, Dubna9s. a.d is
tsImedfste p9tats: 8.1k 4, n and $50 T. II W
R0t1; 4oo ios ES'R * 3$lTtis5e 3 Eost1efa .aa
mediate pointa Passenger. for Beloit aad Jaaes7tme
IN taSe II 019 H. tzzl7: Pa.scnsess tn CrJst
Lake, AcHenry. Richmond. GeaayA Iake a4{ h&ax.
medtate polats, Will take the LOO A. H. train.
Sleeping Caf1 On night trains
, 1861-07-13

Gu1ts, potuDtr, sc.

fNUNSl GUNSlI GUNSl1!
~ NJ ~v anea Rtoes Pistols, Colts A1leAA Shazpe'A
tless sheyel., f'1na Cold Scales, Blankets and ID
nunitn, Mna1s Toelk Powder. Shot Caps and Am
Ssf2t 1o9 1t. Louis Shot, aad soie Agent for
APPLY 0SD- az as Tt4a .ttra.e
, 1861-07-13

INITIALS,
r. Agent Ct: Mutual Life Insurance Co s, soutt
" M.tsr I: st: D. Agent Of u5dropnlt
Freight office N. a. i +. R. Il -.Agcnt Black Sta1
Lane, 36 Dearborn St. :. President Iron Moulders
C1ion.. Cox 16o3.
Ptrsons Nishipg d1uplcttess advertised must
af1x three cent stamp,
Office open from 1et May to 1st November,
On su1dsys from Ii1 10y 4. n From Nogem,
oef III May /, from 4. u. till 8 r. NJ. daily (ex.
ccFt snAoaTb}, md On Sundays from SD tilt t0:15
A. NJ D-G T. L, SCRTppS p M
, 1861-07-13

! Decree, Mary c nlias
| Dewey Horace p mrs
Dewitt Mary niss
1)enlMon s S mts
| Deans Edward nlrs
]}ennir Margaret
| Dickinson " P mrs
! Dickinson Emory mir
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