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The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1862-01-09
- II CIAL NO II q f .
TO CoNsUMPTIvE3.

The advertiser having been restored to health
in a i, ery few weeks BY very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumpton-is
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used. (free charse,) with directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chits, &c. The only object of the advertiser in
sending the prescription is to benefit the afflicted.
and spread information which he oonceves to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County.
Alma New York.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1862-01-09
Thanks.

We have received from Gov. Dawson a copy OF
Lis Message to = Legislative Assembly of tah.
but not in time give it a careful pcrusal before
this publication The Message has been highly
commend, for its conservatism May the Gov
ernor live long to enjoy his honors.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1862-01-09
A Suggestion.

For the benefit OF the young men of Plymouth
we would suggest to those who keep "Open
doors" OH New Years day, that in no case
should they permit wine TO be portion OF the
freshmeuts usually served up on such occasions.
The melancholy effects of neglecting this admo
milton we're fearf4lly illustrated last New FEARS
day.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1862-01-09
4Mrdital.

4 N ArERIENT AND STOMACH PREP
"A aration of Iron, purified of Oxygen and Car
bon by combustion of Hydrogen sanctioned by the
highest medical authorities both in Europe and
the United States. and prescribed in their prac-
ticc.
The experience of thousands daily proves that
no preparation of Iron can be compared with Il.
Impurities of the blood depression of vital energy,
pale and otherwise sick,y compilations indicate II,
necessity IN almost every conceivable case. In
noxOus in all maiadicS in which it has been tried,
it has proved absolutely curative in each of tine
following complaints. viz:
In Debility, Nervous Affections, Emaciqtion,
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhea, Dvsenterv, In
cipient Consumption, Scrofulons Tuberculosis,
Salt Rheum, characterization, Whites Chlorosis,
Liver Complaints, Chronic Headaches. Rheuma-
tism, Intermittent Fevers, Pimpies on on the
Face. &c.
In cases Of General Debility. whether the result
of acute diseases or of the continued dmnuton Of
nervous and muscular energy from chronic com
paints, one trial of this restorative has proved sue
cessful to an extent which no description or writ
ten attestation would render credible.
Invalids so long bed-riddcn to have very near
ly become entirely forgotten in their own neigh
borhood, have suddenly rc-appeared in the busy
world as if just returned from protracted travel in
a distant land. Some very signal instances of this
kind arc attestcd of female sufferers, emaciated
hauston, critical changes, and their complication
of nervous and dyspe,tic aversion to air and ex-
ercises for which the physician has no name.
In nervous affections of all kinds and for reason.
familiar to medical men, the operation of this
of Iron must necessar be salutary,
for, unlike the old oxides, il is vigorously tonic.
without being exciting over heating and gent
ly, regularly aperient, in the most obstinate
cases of costvenesS, without even being a gastric
purgative. or inaict;nga dishgrceable sensation.
IL is this latter prnpricty, among Others which
makes il so remarkably eifectual and permanenta
remedy for Piles, upon which it also appears to
exert a distinct and specific action, by d:spersing
the loca. tendency which forms them.
In Dyspepsia, innumcrablc are its cause a
single box of these Chal,b bcate Pills has often
suiliccd for the most habtual cases. includin. the
attendant cDstiveness.
In unchecked Diarrhes, even when advanced 10
Dysentery, confirmed. emaeaiing. and apparently
the effects have Decn equally decisive
and astonishing.
In the local pains, loss of flesh. and strength,
cough, and rcniittcnt hectic which,
generally indicates incipient consumption, this
remedy has allayed the alarm of friends and phvsi-
clans in several very gratifying and interesting
instances.
In Scrofuous Tuberculosis, this medicated irou
,as had far more than the good effect of most
balanced preparation of Iodine, without
my of their well known liabilities.
All letters, orders, &c, should be addressed to
X. b. LOCKE & CO, General Agents,
30 CEDAR STREET, New York
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1862-01-09
Gfgal 4lotifes.

AttaChncnt Notice.
State Of IndidAa, Marshall County, SS:
In Justices Court.
Complaint on Attachment,
Sylvester BealsN
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause has
filed with me his complaint attachment and it
appearing that the defendant, Sylvester Beals, is
a nonresident of said county, and summons hay-
ing been returned not served uuon him. he is hero
by notified of the filing and pendency of said
complaint, and that unless he appcr answer or de.
mur thereto at the calling of said cause, on the
18th day of December, 1861, at 10 o'clock, a. m
SAID complaint will be heard and determined in his
absence. HENRY McFARLIN.J Up
novel -43t3
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On FurIou.h.

Thirty four soldiers fur,ough left this place
Fast Monday for camp at Goshen. Welcome
Rec, lately Of this town. has been elected First
Eiieutenant of The Company which he and others
recruiting in this county. He will make good
officer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1862-01-09

Last week we had the pleasure of receiving a
flying visit from the gentlemanly edtoc Of the
Warsaw Union, III. C.. RIrPEY, Esq. He reports
business beng SLOW at Warsaw. in which particu-
lar that place is no exception to the generality of
toV
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1862-01-09
M. A. O. PACKARD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
PLYMOUTH, IND.
PLYMOUTH, IND.

COLLECTIONS, Tax Paying and Examina-
~ tion oftitles &c, promptly attended to
REFERS To
Peoples Bank, Ny. City; How & Whitaker,
n. Y. City; Terbell, Jennings 4 Co, n. Y. City;
Security Fire Insurance Co., n. Y. City; Henry
c. Carter, n. Y City; Hon. c. A. Stacy, Tecum-
sch, Mch.;L. G. Berry Co.. Bankers, Adrian,
Mich; J. S. Dunlap, Esq, indianapolis. Ind; n.
Y. Oglesbee, Esq, County Treasurer, Plymouth.
lie has associated with him in practice, Hon.
James Bradley of LaPorte, Ind. whose assistance
Ee will have at the sitting ofthe Circuit and Com
mon PleasCourts of this county Will practice in
adjoining cunties.
Plymouth, Marnh %. 1850. Off
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1862-01-09

For February, has made its appcarorce. To
say that it is Of the best, if not Me best
hers yet published of this magazine. is unneces
.ary, for all who read it. will, ere ths, have dis
covered it to be so. Address, Peterson's Maga-
zine, Philadelphia
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1862-01-09
Daring Theft.

About nine o'clock last Thursday morning n
saddle 'Snd bride belonging to Mr.. BGSsER of
Knox, taken from the stable of the Short
House. The thief was seen while carrying them
off, but it was not suspicioRed by the person who
saw him, that they stolen.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1862-01-09
Delegates.

The Delegates from this county in attendance
upon the State Convention at Inlian,pols, are C..
II. Reeve, VIM Hughes, NJ. A. D. Pack ard, j.
B. N. Klingcr, w. C. Edwards.
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j. $. SCOTT,
COLLECTING AGENT.

Continues to pay especial attention to the Collec
tion of Claims. Satisfactory reference rs to char
acter and responsibility, given in Plymouth and
elsewhere:
fiynouth' Nay, 1861 mlyl6l Ct
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1862-01-09

The Pork trade has been pretty brisk for the
past few days. prices ranging from 81 to 1926,
nett.
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Died.

On the 2nd inst, Joseph Evans, SEN, aged 81
years and 6 months.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1862-01-09
NUMBER 80.
9and Agenfg.
5000 ACRES of LAND for SALE.

TSHE UNDERSIGNED is AUTHORIZED
Il to sell the following described Lands, 1t Gerry
loU figures; part down and the balance in aspaaI
payments, from one to four yesrS, with intlrest
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1862-01-09
COpartnership Dissolution.

The copartnership heretofore existing between
NJ Stoll and ID. Holtz, is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. ID. HOltz is authorized to receive
all monies due the frm and will pay a III indebted
ness of the same. This 9th day Of December,
NJ. STOLL,
decl2 46t3 D. HOLTZ.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1862-01-09

Also the following described land. in Fulton
County, situated about two miles East IF the Mich
igan Road, and joining the south line Of Marshall
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I II L

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with rs connections forms
TllE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
From NGw-l OIK ro aux PhNCrAL NEsrKKS ClrteL
Eight t.ans DAILY hom New York 20 Philadelphia via
ALL asa q q0R S fH fS %iEs Ts BY THIS
ROUTE LFAyt kEW-YOKK FROM THE
FOOT or COuRILANpEST
ny way " Philadelphia tie morning p,sso gers leave Now
SoiA a. saue ti"e Other routes Eyeuins Passengers
at 4 p ore hour later thrn other hines.
by way Of Allentown, evening pa.enees leave p IN
siy,Gt the Notncra lines In Chicago and q.
points Ia tie North N-s Cirsi0e Indianapolis Loui,yi,
ST. Louie Ceye,iud. Columbus, Cncunss. aud oil main
point West with lever changes Of cars.
sccpng Clr, without change frVn Philadelphia to
Iit,bush $50 miles aud New III 70 Ps0uEsh so mss
smoking and Saloon Cars on all ,raiar
Far. Oh. other rOutrs.
Raggeee checA ei through. Transfers free
Secure 1ieAc,. % untll u.ei by riss, ns
WESTERN EMIGRATION. .
Tho fennsylyana ,ouira Company runs an hint'an ~
Accommodate Line. WI !'h Affords conlo SUN ao y
tay~ parties moving Westward at one half In, u'iai se
OF fare ,,yt,t,rs
Ry This route. h Of al cptions can Do forwarded
o. aud from any pint tho Railroads Of ono hentnsy IN
Moan lIkECp or 70 any port tho navgabo rNers OF
ia. N,est b, steamers i1oan Fusbuigh , =, N, =,
te Railroad AZ all ms' "a iayosne a, iTs
creed b. othrr RArosa Companies Merchants and ship
,r. inusng tie transportation OF he tfeish. to TINS Com
isny, can rely with eonn1'.'s "@ ,p'''' ''"''"
farrs sud Dealer in 1.-Two stock Nil mud hs most al
yett,.uus route. Cgpacons Yard wen waeed ana sup
and IT, connections and every attention pad 10 h wans
From afrsbs whe.e VIII bo found every convenience Tor
feeding ard re-,ies choice 10 elieIsa Of tas PirLADEL'
J. l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No Astor-ilousa.
LEIGH 4 Co., Freight Agents . -
No Astor House. and No South william 81
No. battery place.
ENOCH LEWIS. General sOyL Altoona. Pa
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foreign Advertisements.
Two CONSUMERS of RICHARDSON'S IRISH
LINENS. DAaAsgS DIAPERS, CAMBac
HANDKERC HIEFS. &c

Tte unsr6 state Of the markets. for .ou'- Tine pat 90
TIL. side 81 the Atlantic attributable 10 ccFrrsnoadng inta
II ed states ans As enhanced sais gwen 70
desrabe good. l,re hfoch recent uncoiro.ibe renn'
stances. have Afforded uuscpsou deseI. another tshy
tempting OPPORTUNITY TO CUysfERt Ell OUR GOODS
rg hs quantities Of vottneis iaonc'
pfrp1 So ot s.ye. sad seaea IA the raIs
o. Ncipcon h,vr been siFed 'his seen 90 ne .sS
Sistes .ec called upon again u CAUTION the CON.
81 EN against the purchase OF any iilen f. nc oaeedo
Rctsriso.F Ike net having the fall signature OF 0S
= Y RICHARDSON SONS L 0WDES
To those who give Irerr,rce 20 our mar liseture We
OF = the sane guarantees Atty sonnduess o. eeea
and durability goods hfy- always borne and wnAe w
81. Determined protect Interest this sde b, prose-
eating ~ ousy any nfIng Of rights we rus, o
American nlends viii assist /. quitting down Nuisance -
whh they comumers and we nanaiscinser' Is ml's
ally in.eres,ei . ia.
f. tims the present when the COS. OF impora on So
much smented bvhooyo- tho consumers IL ee hii asJ
g- value their money alG this hey more likely ~
Tin by dealing -Iclrsyry with trs, class houses "lo 40
slways suY pied with our goods Respectful,
! y. RICHARDSON. SONS oWDEN,
7Month, 18Th, 1852. Belfast ie"ra-
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOR PHIL
Y ADELPHiA and the SOUTH aud NfSr, Wis JFR.
skY tiIl-N.il aud Express Lines .eays NewfOIs a.
snd 10 u., s. o and " p tae -. Through tickets
FOR the Sou .ndNes, aud through baggago checked ia
: d M. and q aud n q. ui. trains
J ". WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No % 9ags viii le received for as unIcss delivered
sI.c.,f vuucs of leaving.
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90 Subom II man ContsrH.

VI.AI,iS for Pensions, Bounty, Back ray IS.n
,r. Paw Recruiting Expenses, Prize Mcn'y 81, or cad
/ intu,t.d 20 ~. VIII be promptly attended"
NV -. Tor references spd nstructiona o.krison
i0f e"cv'' w SOMES L BROWN, Ne SF6HF
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Guuses ano larms tUante0.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED in the city
from October g. May l. ny private family with al
improvements good location Address stating location,
rent, &c. g.. Box 10. z.7Ig P0.t Of.ics
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3nsurance Gomranlcs.
personal.

NOTlCE.-To X. ". II. 40 tdngs since
saturday Write ard oil can be arranged 10 our wisnes
Tel the same Otnsrwiss yOp may lament sd
Consequence 70 ,ho'o you Csnbndse MAJ Sept
1)ERSONAL-Wid Bacbelors. invalid
II Females, 10 city country such p.fsop. oue
womsn would se TO nsse hT.elC dorns.lieey usefsla.
Suc and naiIone children for small eonppeog.ton be.
sdes the home Afforded her, Has nB.yeeyonaD. creden
tsla Adde'S WIDOW LADY fgs enc psts Irlbune Ohce
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Duiloins Alalcria'S.
NJ EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.
pOOFING SLATE.

Drp1t-tofner OF Ish Az and NyHsirlrs ~ IIII--I,rR
ADAM PONTON Superintendent
This Company iuvie the attention OF ne pno pyo"RIS9
,urcri e and wei hnown GREEN al ~ RfI.r ~ o..
SLATB which they prepared q deliver ion' '''
res OF D-pots ia all sizes suisOle Tor roohns ,ior
Ihe public cautioned asN.st spu,'ou -. s.e
tic- which la. been re- lre.rnted aud nset ss r's'
slate root polsrabs tin shilse' O. mon ,ecars "a
uwe.t put o. i lasts eii, ~ na nAint Rain water
from ate root H. puu N his 40 'Sn. % 'nano, iayof
p.nt. State roof are IRE proc H''"'
them will not affect theu' =, 49, IA, b.en extern
The s.c manufactured b. tlis Vspavvy va csgr Psun.
s,ey used upon the bui = "i tns oIJe,s Addressed
{''alia, "a" a. t'RNAN. No. Is Coartand''' Ne"'"'
wall receive prompt attention
New -lori, March, 1907 -~,r.sss
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furniture.

TNNAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Tile best a.sortrsnt in city u Easnoled Purpi
uTe n all cooIs and styles Wsnut and Chestnut Plain and
Or6Sb ened IN snicS whocsa, aud rta Also. Ms,tfssss
aad Passes WaiIoa WNd Msuolac,Ur.r. Nv. ~ Cana ~
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DARls.-GRAND HoTEL, BouLEyA,RBID

DARlS.-GRAND HOTEL, BOULENAKD
1 DFs C.PU,tSF GRAND HOTEL Du LOUVRE,
RUE DE RlVOLI Those large Hotels arc carried 81
by the Comg aspie Immoliere Dc Pals. a
rs.y o,rtb.r 40 i d-oon. or saloons the rent
which ., haed pnres T. .stibli,Leis nom r 90 if
~ The GT,ui Hotel and from 3 to Oif DAY io' Tie "''s
Hotel du Louvre ,., =, ,ho..
by ho vs.etv In the prc, aud by the stosion OF nos
two Hotel, In The finest qarters oi fsii, uts.'i' a
families always 81 5eius aot, 70 u" -
,Iit ,b. to their wants. their ADD thef nesn'
III. Tables Pfl0ts OF he two hotes hs'lus $3.50. ,.s
100 pieces served a. al ocl.cN VIC pun "
20 en- =. well a, those who reside In TIE hote4'
The two Hooi. have public re''aa'sn' " hhes
picrs. ,.,- 1891, o., "a s,r nubbo
saloon. Of those two Hotels are approffht,a io' p
~ d, dinner. aud for fste i,ri meetil s. 80
Tl.r, l. I'm each Hotel a recins. ooH, csieoiilau ',
b.thr.o,. al public tecg apnic ohee corresponding ar
and night vi h al Europe -. ,f...,..,
The rersons employed IN tho service Oh tho TWO
eveTy La sunse.
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( Osr-On the afternoon of the ith inst, in
going up town nom South william o., ~ Wal a
broadway To lsths', brown MOROCCO LFAFliLit
PgCKEr BDOh contaiuhs tb,rt 4eiOio bank aud o ).
biIs aud a SLY lR PENCIL CASE. Tho hinder will be
lHerIy rewarded ~ returning TIE samo 10 h. =, No -
south WAnn-st, by giving inf n4on whore 1t Can bo
fUufr
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& NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
sPnlNG ADVANCEMENT

L. >l.litNt AEPANtEhLNT lb3-
COMMENCING NAY lsiI
P,...ar,r s,.non Ia Hsw.Io,E 27.h,- and Ali
ms fRAE;s LEAVE EEw-yoRK:
lrNes-have1 T. d. ~, lEfl' E;lS. lErli 3'So'
Ter sdiseror, :, q a. H.. GI); i2I4 } (E1), $50
Tcs MlS,a S,ra,'ord P,ifeld, Southport and we.,por
To Eerg.s. 7 $50 a n'i i2:lso. E1) $50 t:3o 3:
For psr.en aud Greenwich T. s;ss m; p:l5 $780, sol
Io stanford = g. CFr) 500 H. i2i5, J, tEzh ,:
Fo Pot Chester iute u,ia.s stations 9.1ca H. ~;
=, - p'; "a, I'D te,y RocLese 3D. m (Ex)
" CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield ga. NJ, Cars tEIl ?. M
FOr BO.ioa via Shore Linz, l2:l5, ?. IN. lRI)
For Hartford and Springfield IN. tEx. E'is' j.
for C6anscc1, River Railroad to Montreal m, Gr.l
and i2:l3 p N. to Northampton. ,,,,,
Tor Hsiford. Providence, AID Fi'hku Rtlroii @m'
for H.r.iia.en. New.London AMI stouius on Railroad
ats .. H., 1915. 9. 3. w.. l-A.l
Eor C.nsl Itairosi. 2.l5p to Northampton
f'r hoa'-o.' Ks,Io.a 70 i ED a m p m to
For Nsuratuok Rail- Dad. =. ui } ). IN.
ior Dsnbaiy and Nor~s.A Railroad. T. $50 M, 4: %
Comrodou. Sleeping Car. alta he'd 70 m train.
JAMES Ii. holT Superintendent.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAO.-For ALBA
4 NY sud TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WESE Trains lea'e' r,.,
fHpre and II IA. and .; ~ ll23 a. H. and ~" ani
/ - AMI 5 p. III. 5:!S ?. N.
i INK c4rl Io.5p m. 1910 PIN Sundays included.
10 go > 'n N. '''''' l:l, and e:ss D m.
Ffi'ms train. s:aop 5:s5 p N
80 P m. % sa. N. anl"'sp.a.
b taffYtown. q IA. t;19 M
'1'''' '''i'' - L. A = sSsiTni Superintendent.
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TnsirnCrou.
nrnl,Nr WAsHINGTON INSTITUTE.-

" Il y
u liascoi Eaglifh, CoHrs1coi and l'ordya Laagoe'
sca3a N 2sil.sr corner Of h.acaoas i.r en- Hi'. z
n,,on ..laase GOO. ". CLARKE, Is. o., nd JAafs
lFANNlG NJ keclors with twelve Assistant lroiefsor
reprrs M iis s fr ,ses or sge u open- III
made for toird student Catalogue d" rrirenec Yer
ac had the Institute, or By addressing u '" oLA"h
A,tnorouprl, orssnzed Prira'e High Soto which Is
one Of odes peat .u'tainee la h ely teVng I'm
siraciion the br-nty and hcihinnes Of s location il'
accr..i q IT'S crntIai position rom every pat 81 &C."
Y, I'D '6- neghho'rs cltss anu ne ig t7'irenictS
LA All G6mUaty coafTrrd rooms Lins tnee ''"H' oi
banding cteI hy the pT9pt 'Ia tAi ea ioi 30
d,on, g-sefaiy know. u. numeio5 "a. p ei s'sS
rrade in Latin OftcE, Mailer .tcs, Modem Lhs1at
s.e-Cai Sf4ie. brewing aud Painting win aii tia En-
en braaehe- offer unusual advantage TO those 70 "
time money aud who c' a,!i 20 waste tAi' pi,.l
article worthless iasTut ION amofs lronis;ioh'
masses .-,.. IT..
and Other Corers az admitted tae 90 the classes io'
whcL they are prpaod !'" IT; 1913 a. "-'eed ""''
RFPRHENCrs oil some OF tue oAe hapded snh my "ei
A-0" R, IS1s' JOIN l. Caucr. =. 0. jenkins,
Chas Fie,cher John Davis. George JoIcs.
Ie. Porte D D. q. w pclaycTgue, Thomas King,
las II ~ sloane Pet a. De LoEO, Jeremiah Lamhsrr
$ ii Trace Cldus DofsheT, truk Psttsroa
H08oJqifes Gas. lurce, Henry x. fIsl,
w r. B.ebe. Ptof Paul Dyrsea, George +. Putl er,
Jas W. Bush, r. o Larls1ni y. tlllcNeuhushi
+ A. Copkuns l. T. Lazarus. c. X kooeI',
Jos ~ Fapeus, James icGonbie 4. H. hushnore,
W. N Vernllse, Jsme. Miller Jeiah Ryno,
Ja. " alsworth. Theophus Mellon, Gardner 4. sage,
Phuff1gs FL. ~ Newc9I3e Ffsncis =. Ssse
A. Anaiso Jsmesh Noe, Nelson sherwood,
Geo, Qqwlay G, H. AeH.n, john u, ION.
-. 4. Billion, Lac Odcl, Daniel J.. sloan,
so-nurl Hulhcrd G. Pa'r.r haifes siufi.
samuel Io.i.s Peter Plris Vor = Stroleigh
Jas Nyco.f Theodore l'arsen Ferdinand st'gs.
I4syf,a B,Ij. trsenoB Daniel =. sun,
Daniel A baldwin James u. E'mOr, Napoleon s.et-On,
Quentin NcAdsn, David IS Fowler, tbomai stu geo
llilip Ailsnsurh { Gwv-r John Il. 1iiori
b6ll.snll1 flfl=esfJames 1artey, Samuel it1t,
John a Aitkin. ?. : Has.esd. Samuel Nar Buren,,
! Inus 4. Arnold, +. &. Hlveuieycr Lewis IL. Watts,
y. Beadie.ton u. ueycrial Edwin Nayt'
Robert Bowdeu. John b Hlycr, ,. II. n. Nhitirs,
| Geo ". Eraiuerd Alhro Howell, &. !. nierl0Tei
| q. r. Bfemref, Beri u Howell. a WHson
Omen u. Case, X. j. Howell, j. {. Wilmington,
Joe 4. Cay, J.. Hgu1uft. \ W,olsafd
David ChIi,tlc. y 4 Hu3} ri lance u. Jagues
john 4. COnover, iugasjy tvn,rI Is. CurfIe
". X. Convict q. 4. f.r..,u Il, y 2,t.s 1t 81,
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Real Gsiaie for Sale.

f,OR SALE at SOUTH ORANGE, N. j.
The property Of the undersigned. con prsng FRAME
HOUSE IS feet square with addition the kitchen.
good cellar the hrss hoor siz he old
and three lnished the attic and half Of
ground ei.terps n-Yeriank well OF excellent waeT
also barn poultry ioue The IoleFy Is al Ia hfsif.e
and only abou; five minutes from the railroad
pot For paTcuars Hp ct tue Office OF the Lac
s!d Powder Company. No. 70 Wallst ths pcmses.
ID. Il. DENSLOW.
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1ile0iCdl.

ID l.. WOLCOIT's Instantaneous Headache
Iss and Toothache hnnihDor cures Instantly Sold
lywAcls Pnce Is cents. Depot No 40 Chtltrn.t D. T.
r. i. WOLCOrE
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Ncm Fluctuations.
GOO nOn MALE or FEMALE AGENTS
OtU.S'1IV TO SELL . 49, nm,

fOO.O00 MALE 10 SILL or FEMALE AGENTS
IJOYDS NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLOHED
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES,
CANADAS AND NEW BRUNSWICK $1,000,
From rec- surveys mple;ed Aus 10 lb- cost tSV''
" eugrave it and one Yeas time. 80. -,
Superior any so mip nsie by Cotton OF Mcne
sad els at The low pI.ce Q. fifty cents S0OJ nAe' H'
engraved this map
IL Is not oDiy County Map. hut e Is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAJ
Of the United states ana Csuads coubned iu one giving
EVERY RAILROAD SaIiOS
AND distances between. 4.,;r
GuaraLee woman : 10 - yer ~ -,
TAX back ali maps that be sold anu reuD1 .'0
send for 81 worth % try. ., ,,.i.5. al our
Printed Instructions Aow to canvass wei i"h
agents .. , -. ,sr Mans
b. every State, Canada, Ena.a'd' 81" ''4-'-'
ray be made with sual capital -, Na,oyo,l
I T. LLOYD. 40. ia Bro. dweyi VIEW, a.
The War Daparmrnf or Nar OF "-iNt,i - 80
And on " hich marked Thororg lre Gap nun iu Ouu
taos Falls hur, b. a Che ds On tls Ptomsc euu eeiS
osbsr ace in Marvlaui and Nfni' o. money ieluh1"o
Price p certs
"MAp ~ VmcTSIA I've have Ie-tiVel ron j. i u "Nu
No Ia RfoodwaN New-Yor~ cops of Ms Map OF Nush
oor,ectel az 10 1852 by Capt F0"eh o. u
sopos arbal Enenesrs. TIE slap is very asei - cost -
hv csrts and Il the which be purchased The
cr ,rse Msp Of Virginia Is thai published BY the Sia
,,hc cannot be slrcusse Ind, e. know OF 10 oher
oopy than tho IA our possessioa''-lN l. luou"e'
Aug @ o., -
I'VE VIII stake our reputation and refund money u orr
Map Virginia IA not lac " OF this large state map 81
'"s'"''' WIZ" j. T. LLOYD
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rs1AkE AOTlCE--That DRAFT for Five
q Hundred sd firy Do.n. 30. lJo.l dale august ,
1902 drawn by enc Wet Branch B .nk NLhunspor "a
BaiA ~ north America NcHiofA. 20 tho ofdu :.
a. Nounn and suni tci % have been irdor.,d by him bee
bauf. tlu lJiVl 80 go us by mail iiuiue h
Loot stolen. aud all perscnsar cautioned asst taking
OF uyug The la. al the Fsrc, 20 aid Dro have been
nuti not " pay the any persons otis than our.
selves. GEO. W. bRAlNERD q Co.
No. 100 Mluay-s,.