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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-16

- oitizeEs wishing oonveTanoe to either Of the
above Irains Boats, viii be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
q the Omnibus 0ice, 147 Supe-ior-St next door to
the Wvidell House.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

A CURE FOR SOUTHERN EPIDEarCs--t'p to the
last accounts not single case Of yellow fever
had been reported at New Orleans. The health
Of the city has, in fact, never been so good
as during the present summer. This is due to
one or other Of two influences either that Of
cleanliness, enforced through General Buffers
stringent sanitary regulations, or that of the ex-
element in which the population are daily liv-
inS. 1t is medical theory that epidemics, such
as the plague, the cholera and the yellow fever,
cannot coexist with great popular commotions.
The fears and anxietics occasioned by the one
are said to neutralize the prcdisposing causes
of the other. This may be scientifically correct;
but we incline to the simpler and more prac-
tical solution of the present exceptional sani-
tary condition Of New Orleans, presented in the
operations of Buffers street brigade. The
Southern chivalry are learning some valuable
lessons from our Northern mudsi.ls. They are
not ouly whipping them into good manners, but
curing them Of their dirty and unwholesolne
habits.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

TIE SURRENDER or HARPER's FERRY.-Cur-
rency has been given to several scandalous
rumors in connection with tho above event, by
which it is sought TO cover with infamy the
memory Of as gallant and loyal soldier as
ever drew sword in defence OF the country.
Even the officers who served under him have
not escaped similar ealumnies. When the facts
come to be correctly ascertained, we believe it
will be found that everything was done by our
troops at Harper's Ferry that was possible for
SO small force to accomplish against such
overwhelming odds. The blame of the surren-
der rests not with the officers in command, but
with the War Department. which failed to rein
force this important strategical point when it
knew it was in danger. Mcclellan had too
much on hand at Sharpsburg to spare any of
his troops without endangering his plans 1t
was for the War Department to have des-
patched a sufficient force from Washington to
enable Colonel Miles to hold out until the
rebels in front Of Mcclellan were either COM
peiled to surrender or driven across the Poto-
mac. Thus again to the inefticiency and blum
dcrng of the department do we owe the
loss of the services of from eight TO ten thou
sand of our best troops, and the facilitating OF
JacAson's junction with Lee, which cost us the
lives Of several thousands more. OF what use
is it for us to have good generals if they are
thus seconded.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
NEWS FROM WAsM..NaToN.
General Halleck and the EveA ~
CIRCULAR.

General Halleck and the EveA
CIRCULAR.
HEADQUARTERS TEE ~
WASHINGTON, Sept. 49, 1901 !.
Major General Foster, commanding the Deps tniA
North Carolina, has called attention to article Ia
New York Euening Pos OF September T. in which pub
iished the numbers and positions Of his troops He re-
marks that tho New York papers always reach the
enemy Ia few days after publication, aud that such in
formation from our friends Is injurious than that
gained by the rebel spies. The newspaper press is
nesty requested TO mke publication in regard 10 the
numbers and m,vements OF our troops
No information could be desirable to the enemy
than this Such publications. have doae immense injury
" our Cause. II. w. HALLECK, General in-Chief
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

THG Press IND THE CouSTRY.--Generai Hal
lec.s has issued an order, which he calls a cir
cuiaF, drawing the attention Of the public and
the newspaper press TO the grave offence that
has been committed by the Post and Tribune
in making improper publications in regard 10
our military movements and giving Information
10 the rebels. He only mentions the Poss in his
circular, because his attention was drawn 10
that particular newspaper by General Foster
of the Department OF North Carolioa: but he
aIludcs to the Tribune il general way, Is hav
Ing been the cause 0! giving information which,
as General Foster says, could not evca be OBJ
tsined by The cnemy's sp~ Those newspapers
wkicl have given this information to the
enemy are nov 10 state Of utter despondency
ip consequence Q. the late victory Of Mcclellan
over tLe rebels. Immaculate loyal sheets!
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
OPERATIONS IN VIRGINIA.
Cavalry Reconnaissance tO Thorough
fare Gsp-CnPtevs ~ Prisoners Apd
wagons. At.
hssvs. rus savt. ~. rs,j2.

dets, hn.oat " Tic second Psnnsysna e~yalsy, Jo
-cpmtp.ndipg, arrived here tbv evening, having in
cnarse thity .Sc rcocl priwncrs
THIS reg isners s, rlgh, Raen issaucs 10 tho
drsit,u o Thor eugno Gay, .nd about Two nles there
.rs,u ~ p,nrc tho prisoners psoreh D. also number ~
~ay ss ano sulhi,ivs ther was 10 iscbnond Three
u .ese neers " TIE body guard u the rebel
c.. .,erai Esci, pho narrowly escaped capture hsvnp
Le only a snor, iLns previous to she arrival NJ oar
eAvsry.
rne prisoners ssSeAsen TO ,be bsadqusrterso u Gene
70, sAahA by who's, they ,usnei over 70 .be PRO
y,st Narshsl sna ANT to Che Old Capitol prison
s,yucral swell was wou,ssi, ari hs WAY back ~
Tiel,u,oni
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
Coroners. Iraue sAa.

rArA, BuxSpx CfsuAlrrss sarah a. nabbs, aaIivo
of Connecticut aged tventyssn years, died Al No 11S
et Sino'senih street yesterday fsn tho osects Of in.
,nrics accidentally rooeived NY the ppsssn1 of an .los-
hoy art npnu her pyrsco Tie temp tas l,xhrsd and
consnts e.plsaae 50, 9rc o hoe o'oth, burning her
in steckirg mssee Ccrouer Nau'nAnn hsa an inqnesA
upon M body.
Corencr Colin bc'i sn nquest n sisiilr case st No.
N ksAyard stree, rbe deceased wasa uatro of GernA
M eyed twenty ysarr, named Marsfetta Bruaics.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

effect this essential object We rely upon the
activity Of General Mcclellan, and the sagacity
and corresponding energy Of General Halleck
and the War Department.
Thus anticipating the speedy recovery of our
revolted States, beginning with Virginia, what
is the policy suggested TO President Lincoln !?
1t is to seize the opening, with the recovery of
Virginia, for proclamation to her people, as
suring them, with their submission. of the pro-
lection of the constitution of the United States
Next, as soon a. practicable, with the recovery
Of our rebellious States one after another, let
the President provide for elections therein for
Senators and Representatives in our next Con-
gress; and meanwhile let our conservative
Union men of oil parties, in New York and the
North, combine to return to this next Congress
a new set Of men, in place of our disunion abo-
lition radicals, and the triumph of the Union
and of Honest Abraham Lincoln's administers
lion will be complete.
Then, with our glorious Union reinstated in
full strength, and purged of the disorganizing
elements of Southern secessionism and Northern
abolitionism, we shall be prepared at once to
exact atonement and reparation from England
and France for the insults which they have in
ficted upon us, and for the aid and comfort
which they have given to our enemy in thou
sand devious ways since the outbreak of this
rebellion. Then we shall be prepared to try
the force Of our republican ideas and institli-
tions in Canada, and to see that justice is done
to Mexico.
Such are the grand and comprehensive re-
suits, in our domestic and foreign relations,
ioreshadowed by this great triumph of our
army in Maryland, and their fuiilment is but
question of time This Southern rebellion is
doomed, and with its extinction our redeemed
country will rise at once in The majesty Of the
most powerful nation in the world,
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

In. RIpslraS STATE CoNvENrIoH. the
Republican State Convention, saout TO assemble
does mol pass resolutions in favor Of the main.
teuance Of the constitution. and against NIL ar
bitrary arrests, and if the Convention does NOT
nomipat.. General Dix for Governor, on this
platform, the republican, will be thoroughly
beaten mt the polls by the democratic candidate,
sxGoyernor Seymour. Take warning, then,
aud be careful what you do.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

Apv,cs To TUE RADICAL DEsrErcywEs.--We
advise the Rev. Mr.. Beechcr, the Rev. Mr.. Chez
yer, the Rev. Mr.. Greeley and the irreverend
Wendell Phillips to read in the Holy Bible the
account of the last act OF 1amau, and then go
ard do likewise. In Haman they have bright
scriptural example
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
he Rentss were quoted at 69f CSC.
Italy.

On account OF the state Of see at Naples the Gariba.
dian anniversary Of his entry Naples will not be ces
brated.
The press Of Lombardy unanimously in favor OF a
amnesty beng granted to Garoaldi aud his followers.
Gaiioalai had requese to be allowed To embark on an
English vessel
Neither documents nor money were found at Aspra
monte, where he taken prisoner
Nothing had been decided respecting Garibaldi. HA
wounds lcc9e gsru serious.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

ANoriEs SENATORIAL GRsrsN.JIoa DE-
sAsnEn. Let Senator Anthony, from little
fhode la.nd, ioll"s the example of Senator
Simmons, and resign his saat in tue sesate. lt
b The Only way he eau serve hir country.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
TN. Am..sc.n p.mo,oxl.a, sss,..x-

V
phiy National lGs.ut has jurt closed jys ninth ses
dion ia, ing the u,st sucerss fer lsld By the
society Fourteen Ststes wofc .agrescptsd by Nlo
hunred snd eiyhtv scur 5etphtcs. Largo cslcctns ~
frOu we're presented from mat a ibe stAtos. Ron
Marshal r wihar " Massachusetts, vas elected III ss
dont, with q We President from eaeo siste.
WASHINGTON, sept ~. 1862.
Richard G. Mccormick. Chio Clerk ot tho Dapartln.n,
Of Agriculture prssoned thai jepartiaent NJ the eshl
,ion o. the Auseiav pcfnooscd SociosY. AZ bostonl
vnsteriaA,
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
IN. e,pic.ssa ~ the ritssbsrs Arsenal.


universal gloom psrs sdes trt city In ssnsequcnce a
Who terrible disaster at tie Acshary Arsensl yesterday
pubr meeting wes he'd at tho i0ud OF Ttsde rooss
hy tho citi2eps, 10 make Ter the relief "A
the fssncs Of Tho Sufferers Bss'utss was entirely ss
non 5cJ all thc STORES being closed At twelve on Ths
number Killed ard missing, as tar ascart lncd A
rsventy y,r, II " supposed u win reach upwards a
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
Destruction Of Prentice, suss~ ~ = Uassn
ssGAhDnt,

GilRo, Hkp.. n, NV
ghs Lcs carrying the teb p,soness TO vcssturg vas
hrcd in,c At Prentice opposite Nai'oIssA, Ark Several
irAk paxs~ ;hrosgA sne latan hias anrnoss Of rebels
fanc n ~, men w&e hurt rhe gsubost landed aud
gave tis inhsbi,pss afsscn minutes 20 tsmcvc The wo
men MI cbljrcs al the ead q which t'rue ,hs town
xsc prrScA
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE BORUSSIA OFF CAPE RACE.
No A1lusiOn to American
Affairs.
NaeA con to Send Thirty Thousand
Men to Mexico.
GARIBALDl's WOUNDS sERroUR
DECLINE IN COT TON.
ks,s Ne, &ss

CAPE RACE, Sept. 10, 1904
The steamship Borussla from Hamburg, via Southampe
ton, 10Th nst boarded by she news yacht at
day en- New York, and she annexed summary
Of her obtained:--
From the uncertainty prevailing in England about the
safety Of the Great Eastorn- She n delayed in New
York-EDs. the underw ritng prenism had gone up y
twenty guincas ~ Liverpool
The Prince OF Wales and Prince Alfred had arrived -
Brussels.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury and Earf Of Carrnstoa
wore dead
The steamship Ango-saxon, from Qesbec, arrived u
Liverpool on the 10th
The steamship Hlnsa from New York, arrives st
Southampton on the 10th.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

RsmEMBEa the CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrloSs---
Our armies have driven The rebels from Mary
loud. Don't forge, 70 drive those whose in
trinnes aided the rebels from Congress st vho
approaching elections.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
Turkey.

The Monenegrins refuse to acccp. the conditions OFFER
ed by the Turks, and taking advantage of the present
arnis,ice their representative at Con
stantnople demand favorable terms. During the
conference Montencgr.ns have been fortfyng Get
tigne and transporting all their vduables ~ Cearo
Omar pacha had recommended hostilitIes Tho Turks
had set fire the Servian PARTON o Belgrade, mud the
Prefects palace wss in flames The Turks also nrod
the inhabitants.
later telegram says tht Montenegro has accepted al
tho conditi us offered by Omar Pseha.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
Com IN ercinl ImtcIlfgencs

THE LUNDON MONEY MAKKkT.
The Boruss.a reports thus: the Anglo Ssxon's
had not he slightest effect c0nsos. which were QiOtec
1--WE presume the 9th ias,antsd. Her sfOl 93k oSk
for money and g3ss 33a for the October account.
Loans offered the stock Exchange " one and .
half per cent.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.
iTvE,siooL. sept. Q. 1869.
The sales os Monday and Tuesday ony 1900 bales
Tho market irregular dull and prices penny
lower than Friday last Sreculaiors aad exporters
tack 900 hilcs
Tho Manchester market is Inactive DiL nrR
BkEADsrurfS.
Wakefield, Nash Co., Richardson, spence dr e., and
othcrs report dull and Cd lower. Wheat quiet bus
steady. Corn dull and anchaged mixed 2ss 3D. 20S
PROVISIONS.
Tho same authorities report beet worry dun Pork dul
Bacon tending downward Lard inactive, bue uochsngsA
In ratss. railow quiet hut steady.
Pi,ODcCE.
Ashes urn. Sugar steady. Co1cS quiet but steady
Resin firm; comroi. 2ss .as. Srts tmpentsne eIset
at l2os k,cc e,.ie agd steaiy.
LoSpoS MAEgErs.
sugar ald coffee nrl. Tai,ow quieL
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
Reported Surrender or Mup farAsvills q
Ga. Rebefs-Yhc Report 0nsra<lieesd.

Iaps..ro,s, Ius.. Sept II, 1862.
Adu,ant Sausci oe the Seventeenth lnd,ana regimens,
who escaped rom Mun'ordsyi!e immediately after
surrender OF TIM, place tho rebels Ls reached ths
city.
Ho repor,s tha, the garrison therc--nunborng from
four thou sand ivo thous.nd men, oomp-ising the
Seventeenth ,s ftist,, sxiiet srS yscvsuth,
the Sixty eighth ami The sixty H.ah indiana regiments,
and ono compasy or csvasy aLi Ten pieces VI artillery
Uays snrre ndcrcc,
Tic Surrender male o. We'd dassday morning. oar
forces being completely s,rrcuped by General Braggs
forces, estimated ut thirty thousand mon.
our ioss Il. killed and wounded was fifty.
The rebels acknowledge a loss of seven hundred On
Sunday
LoUisvnsR, Sept 10, 1852.
At The surrender cf Muustordsy lie, on wednesday
morning, tps rebels took ab3u; 1000 prisoners, whom
they are reported subsequently 90 have raroed com
prsng the >Stieh Sixty seventh and Eighty niuth ndi
aua focr hundred men The tiftieth fndiana TIVE
sompanios each Of tic seventeenth mud Seventy fourth
Ipdana On. cousry cr the Louisville Provost Guard,
seventy recruits Tor ihrty .br kentucky the Fourth
ONO battery OF gups, with four other gnne In posi
ton The lrss A.riordssic, previously stated, wss
IN tho iighi.
There sus twe oS thres. hcurs ssumnhng On Tuesday
between tho stavpsooterso o both psrtss The reLels
opi not a.tacs iu foTce IN the Sundays hgh General
Ckalsss Adc 90 attack oh or forces Will eeyon regi
u,enss ~ Tuesday aght. Bnckper's 6v,son was adiei
~ ths sorcs rno erng Tuesday rebel fsist
enaee them b secure TITO north baue the river. In
,bsa w. nss t~o Killed aso scur or I'VE xnundcd.
InclsvnIk, eert. I'LL L. IL
There are very may vporss in circulation Trora aewA
tue road the transmission whereof b. Telegraph 10
rroa4si,sd ey the ,cilNry aothor,tis, who, hov
sssr, entertain tho hope ard helisf thaA
the prslsra,iona now actively consrmnattIg. ~il not
oay insure the safely u Louisville, clear KsnAgcky
q. neY rebel invaders
cisciSsA3i. sa,s. 70. 1852
Private adv,cse srm Louisville, via ind ssls lis deny
me tyuih o. ths 'ey, of tho surrender Mncrasvis
ynsy scsert tbs. nothinc In srs Of IL IN thu city
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
France.

The Paris Pays says tiat Spain has offered 10 send
contingent Mexico but that France would not acceDs
the offer.
France sends thirty thousand mon.
La anee says, The usity of Nag is impossible but, Il
it could be realized would introduce serious pertur-
baton into Europe order and all the natioua power Of
france would DO PEELED demand compensation from
Italy, and change ia her established territorial Iims IN
order to guarantee herself against several powerful
neighbors.
The Rentss were quoted at 69f. $50
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

If Mcclellan succeeded the Union would be re-
stored as 1t was before the war began; and that
was the last thing the sboliticnsts desired.
Greeley had long since declared that every man
killed in this war, unless the object was to
abolish slavery, was murdered, and that he
never wanted to see the Union restored with
the Southern institution in it. Greeley, there
fore, must regard Mcclellan as the greatest of
all murderers for it Is not his intention to libe
rate one negro. and it is his great purpose to
uphold the constitution as it is. and to restore
tie Union as it was. Greeley, therefore, and
tie whole ungodly crew OF political rogues and
fanatics who have assailed General Mcclellan,
ought to be rooted out Of this city and sent into
exile, so that their opportunities for mischief to
the republic may be ended forever.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
Th. a.ia Ovsward Boana.

uALfsA, y. - SOW. ivs 1889
The steamship Asia, fror Bcstcu arrived bore a. ban.
ps u twelve O'Clock Las, wight and sailed again r Livfs
eout III hall .pcsi L~n . rlsck ihis rhrri'a
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
AUSTRALIA.

There little business doing in Australia. royal
commission had been appointed to report on e prospects
Of gold mining.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

NIxoNS CRBMoRNE GARDEN. Fourteenth street and
Sikth avenue --kttsA-FKEAcH SPr-BALLFy. fRoNEKApR
CoNoERr EorRSrRiASIsk.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

B0WERY THEATRE. Bowery -ASoxLo-JEsyr LIND
FRtsHy CoEsLKR-Iiow 10 AVOID bRxirlsG
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

BAkNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway-GpArn
AeuAldA-LEARNkD SEAL &c, al all hours. CLAUDE MAR
CEL, aite
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

NEW BowERY THEATRE. .Bowery.--MAznYpA-NoR.
vIotAN WRKuAKRs-oUR NAs--iNcENnIsRY.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

ctscT.AI. sas,s. 70. 1852
Private adv,ces .rso Louisville, via ind as.t ,s, deny
,he tvuih ths 'sy, of tho surrender Munoresvis
ynsy acpert thss rotNinc In ssn Of t IN the city
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

BRfANTS MINSrRELS' Mechanics Hall 472 Broad
wsy-sIhofhN SONGS buRLxssuxs, DANoGs. 6o-Ta
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

CHNSTY's oPERA HOUSE. 5s5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nom and cnin. -
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
TIER GARDEN Broadway. .--MAcrrrA

THEATRE. Br6adwsy.-rHx woSDxA.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-06
Railroad Excursion to Chicago.

There viii be grand Excursion to La.
porte and Chicago on SATURDAY. Nov. 6.
leaving Plymouth at A. NJ, and La
porte 10. arriving in Chicago at 10 a.
NJ Z Return train leaves Chicago at r.
NJ. and Lsperte at 10 r. ~. arriving at
Plymouth about midnight. Fare to La
porte and back only one dollar. TO Chiea-
go and back only one dollar and half
The profits over expenses viii be devoted
to charitable purpose. First class cars
and engines will be provided for all ex-
cursionists on the NJ. s. d N. I. r. r. and
between Plymouth and Laporte also. The
Plymouth train will stop at all stations on
fhe road Tickets for sale at the Post office
IN Plymouth. All shoull procure their
tickets Immediately so as to Indicate the
namber of cars to be provided. Persons
can stop over at any point between La
porte and Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-06
A Dollar that Pays Well.

One OF the best seasonable enterprises.
now before the public. is that of the Pub
Usher Of tha xamsricqn Agrieulturist. He
has secured for his Subscribers fine color
ed editions Of two splendid maps of locsli-
ties Of great interest. One Of these cover
ing more than ten square feet. shows the
entire State Of VIRGINIA so completely that
every county. town. city. village. river.
brook. mountain. hill. and principle roads.
and movements of the armies are readily
traced. It also embraces Maryland and .
part Of Pennsylvania. The other map.
covering Is square feet. gives al the
Southern or Slave States. including Mis-
souri,. Kentu ky. Virginia. Maryland. and
Delaware. Though not so minute ss the
Map Of Virginia, this shows ell tho coun-
ties, principle towns. rivers. etc.. OF the
Southern States. Any person subscribing
now for the Agrieultur;sf. ~ 81 yesr.
il presented with . choice Of the above
two maps. sent postpaid. In addition to
this, every new subscriber receives the Ag-
riculturist. not only for all of next year.
[vol. % complete. but also for the rest
of this year. :or one dollar. We have
long received ths american Agrieuiturist.
and can testify to its real merits. Every
number is well illustrated. and contains .
very large amount of really urefnl.1 prac-
teal. reliable information for the farm. the
garden. and the household including . very
interesting department for the little ones.
No one can fail to get many dollars worth
of useful hints from volume Of the -dgri-
calturist. while the maps given just now
are so much extra. We have sent for two
copies Of the paper so as TO get both maps
send dollar for the paper on our rec
ommen.lation. or If you prefer. send .
dime for a single copy. anil examine for
yourself. The adlre~s OF the Publisher Is
0aASoE JuDD. Al Park Row, New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-06

We are in receipt Of this popular Lady's
Magazine for December IL is q splendid
number The title page for 1868. contain :
ing n ,rtrairs of the chief contributors. is
very handsome. Peterson" viii be great
ly improved in 1868. 1t will contain
|. 600 pages double column realizing matter;
Ia steel plates: IL colored steel fashion
plates; II colors.i patterns in Berlin work.
embroidery or crochet. and 900 wood eugra-
Wigs proportionately more than any
other periodical gives. Its stories amt
noveiets are by the best writers. In 1868.
Four Original Downright Novelets will
he given. lrs FAsHIoSs ARE ALWAYS THE
LATEST AND PRErTIEsTi Every neighbour
hood shonii make up club. Its price is
but Two DoLLAns ycs-, or dollar less
than Magazines of its class. IT Is the
MAGAZINE Fon THE TINES! To clubs. it is
cheaper still. viz:-threc copies for IS
five for 80. or eight for $40. To
every person getting up . clab. the Pub
Usher will sen an rxtls copy gratis. a. a
premium. GA larg. sizsl mezza;int for
framing. .Bunyan Parting from his Blind
Child in Prison" Specimens sent III
written for to those wishing to get up
clubs. Address. post paid.
CHARLES j. PETERSON 81
500 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-06


Low PEIcE SrJRE.-The attention of the Pub
lie is directed eo this House AZ one of she perma-
nent institutions OF Plymouth. Established herr
in 1851 it his since built up large and fiourishne
trade The propri-tors. Rice & Smith, have per.
manenty located here. and all those who deal with
them viii End every article precisely As represrnt
ed. They have just received their stock Of al
and Winter Goods, which is second to none ever
opened in Plymouth. containing great variety Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries. Crock
cry Ware. Hats aud Gaps. Boots and Shoes, Cloth
ing, &C. This stock was bought early. before the
last great advance in prices. and all cotton Foods
are now offered to their customers as less than the
present New York prices e et.oe<< xsscl
Wesyto one anil all. DON'T buy one dollars
worth ofgoods until you have priced them at the
Low Price Store on the corner south Of the Ed
~ards House. 1ol ~ 4 }5,as1see