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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

CHEAP SroRK.-Dr. Calkins having
purchased Mr. j. NJ. Dale's stock of Dry
Goods. Groceries. Queensware. &C., &C.,
has removed them to the room one door
south of Pershing & Co.'s Drug Store.
where he viii be happy to see his old
friends and all others who want to pur-
chase cheap goods. His stock is large and
new. and were bought just before the last
big rise.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
Spefial Mntifes.
ROback's stomach Bitters.
SOLDIERS HOME, J
SUPERIxTENDENr's OFFICE,
lQc1

CINCINNATI, June A, 1863.
To pR. C.. w. RonAcx-rr-se
nv DEAR SIR: | am dispensing a second Invoice
of your Stomach Btters among the large number
Of men who daily arrive at this Institution for re-
freshment and rest. The universal testimony is
that these Bitters are the best made. For the va
rious summer complaints which afflict so many,
know Of no remedy so safe and sure. Plutarch
says, "To ask physician what is easy and what is
hard ofdigestion, and what will agree with the
stomach, Is about rs sensible<as 70 ask what is
sweet or bitter, or sour" Persons who look out
Cor breakers-and have your Stomach Bittcrs in
the house, am sure will never ask any one the
foolish question spoken Of by the great philoso-
pher.f must not omit word or two for your Ca
tawba Brandy. have many men here who have
brandy prescribed for them by distinguished Army
Surgeons. The effects of yours on such are most
beneficial. FAR more so than from any previously Ia
ken. Persons who desire a really pure Brandy
cannot fail in theirpurchase if they get your brand
am, Doctor, with much respect
your servant,
G. w. ID. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
IL Office and mandatory, Nos. Sc, So, 60 and
62 Fast Third street. For sale everywhere.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

MgsIcAL CONVENTION AND CONCERT
The Musical Convention which is now in
session in this place. is attended by some
Of the best vocal and instrumental perform.
ers in the North West Those who wish
to enjoy a rich treat and spend few hours
most asreeably viii Of course attenl tn,
Concert the members of the Convention
give tonight ct WooiwsrIs- Hail.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

WEDNESDAY, March 16, 1864.
Wheat 81 Is to 81 20 per bushel. dull.
Corn at so IS cts. dull. Clover seed re.
tails at Sc 00to 81 90. Flax Seed $500
to % 25. Oats so to So cts. Potatoes
60 to So cents. Flour retails from stores
at 81 cents Fer ID. Beef hides Z cents
per ID. for green: Is for dry. Calf skins
10 cents for green; 16 cents for dry. But
ter 2s to 80 cts. Eggs Is cts. per doz.-
Maple Sugar l5c per Id. for a good ar
ticle. Maple Molasses. 81 90 to 81 %.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

Losr OR SroLEx.-A soldiers wife in
this place either lost or had an English
silver crown stolen from her q few days
since. which she values very highly as q
family keepsake. and would willingly give
twice its value for It's recovery. Isl was
stamped Georgius ~. 1922. Any one
having found it or received it in payment
Of goods win be literally rewarded by
leaving il at this Office. sras ss5..sl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

Glorious Triumph of Loyalty.

CoscoRp, N. H.. March ll.-Returns
are received from 200 cities and towns.
leaving ten to hear from. The vote stands
thu:
Gilmore. 36.757.
Harrington. 30,750. ssr gEoxh
Gilmore's majority will be about $500.
-Four Of the FIVE Councillors and nine OF
the twelve Senators elect are Union Re-
publicans. The Union Republican major
ity in the House is about seventy-6ve.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

PHoToGRArH ALEuNs.-Pe1shing d Co.
have the finest and largest assortment Of
Photograph Albums to- BE- found in the
place. Their stock embraces all qualities,
from IS cents mp to $40.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

Rev. Chaplin has gone to Nashville,
Tenn, to spend . few weeks in that region
among the hospitals as agent OF the Chris
tian Commission. During his absences his
pulpit will be occupied by Rev. Mr.. Lusk.
of Ohio. q = = : : = A.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

Frank Leslie's Laiy's Magazine and
Gazettee OF Fashion is oil It's name i'm
ports. Il is indispensable to those who
desire to keep correctly posted in regard to
the Fashions. Pricer25 cents per number
or So per annum. Address Frank Leslie.
~ Duane street, n. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
Maj. Galbraith. of the Goth Ind. passed
threughthis place yesterday. ,f4

Maj. Wade of the I'D Ind, who has
recently been released from Libby prison.
passed through this place on his way. to
South Bend. on Sunday last.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
Attention, Farmers.

Hungarian Grass Seed. Glover Seed.
Timothy Ses5, Flax Seed. Red Top Seed,
Kentucky Blue Grass Seed. Land Plaster.
Com. Oats. Wheat and Salt. for sale. :
will also pay the highest wholesale
market price in cash for each Of the above
articles. Office at G. Pslmer's store.
[ls-nnsM3IqmI lH.IG. TaArsR.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

A member Of the 73d has written home
that that regiment has been ordered to join
the Army of the Potomac. 1t is probably
ouly Q camp rumor. .- -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

You are hereby notifiedto meet at the genent
rendezvous at Bourbon, on Saturday afternoon, at
9 o'clock. Mach Is, for the purpese Of receiving
arms and equipments and for drill. All faiing to
attend, without reasonable excuse. win be sent
for. y. w. HAMLgN, Captain.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

THE New REGIMENTS. says the Indians
Journal Of Tuesday were turncdss~er to
Brigsdier General Hovey yesterday, who
will immediaiely get them in readiness
and lead them to the field. They form .
fine looking. and will prove themselves a
gallant little army. The leader is the
right man in the right place. There. are
none more able. Drawer. more popular with
the soldiers He will lead them where
they can work for tbeir ecuAtry: no dan
ger win stay him; Jet he will care for them
Is would father for his children. With
snch leader the young Hoosier army will
sooa be ~ effective as veterans. We had
hoped that grand review Of the troops
here would be given before they were sent
to The feid. but As some offbem will con-
mence moving within day or two this
eannot bedone- j. - z.sssfs.se-s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

FARM ron sALE-A farm containing
two hundred acres. situated six miles
north Of Ply mouth, and two miles east of
Tyner city. known Is the Abshear Farm,
can be bougbt At great bargain, and on
terms to suit ths purchaser, If application
be made soon to A. TEEoARDEN,
1881 ~ Laporte. Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

Pnxrrxc.-Job Work Of all kinds, from the
snallest card . the largest sized poster. cxecassd
in the very best styIe On the shortest notice and
tzs1AsSs fe-ssz1BIsss zk<hiSsdRS<l O.lal
asssespectflIly solicited
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

course of Lectures en- the destiny Of the
Nations or Gentle govcrnmehtz. and .signs OF the
times" in which we are living, will be commenced
tat Corbin's Hall, in Plymouth. t''c 22nd inst. at
IA o'clock. r.. n. By Elder Richard Corbaley.--
regardless Of politics or Theology. are invited
TO attend
March Is, 1854. s -, 49, ~. 8, g, +,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
THEY HAVE REfEIyEb the HIGHEST PRENlrN

every instance where they have been exhiitcd in
petition with other standard Machines We invite all per-
in search Of any kind Of
ing done by Machinery inspect than, and male
they The b by proving the WEED before pur
chasing. The Company being duly licensed, thu Machines
are protected against infringemcnts litigation.
u Persons AT A DISTANCE can order by mail with
perfect eonfdenes that The Nscnsa< siu rrsch them
safely and that they will be able to manage IL their
tire satisfaction. with other printed
sfructions accompanying each Machine. Every explains
nation will he cheerfy given TO all, whether they wish
purchase D.srriptivc Circulars together with
Specimens Of Work will he furnished all who desire
them, by mail or otherwise.
az REtsADhK AeE>rskw AxrEp, In an iocariiics in
the United States, british Provinces, Cuba Mexico,
trail AMI South America, West India Islands aud tina Baha-
ma Island, to whom offer INDUCEMENTS. Ener-
gic men will hndt paying business reliable Sewing
Machines have become necessity in every family. We
manufacture great variety of styles from which give
few prirrs-No 2, Family, s5c No. g Extra, $50; No.
2 Half Case, sos and SIS: No A. Manufacturing. SIS
and sss- s. ~ WEED SEWING NAeHNECs, =
Box 2.ou Post omr = J06 Broadway, NY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.

Simple in construction, urabe in all their parts, ami
READILY UNDERSTOOD They have certainty ofstiiel.
all kinds cf fabrics and aa ted 10 wide range 81
work without change adjustment. Using all kinds OF
Thread. Will Hem, Fell ri~. ,.afLer, Tsct Qrf, Cord,
and in fact do all kinds Of work required i'y Fam-
lilies Manufacturers They make the Inerioek ShHn,
stab, which cannot lie excecd for rmpess, elasticity,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

JOB WORK..
ALL kinds OF Job Printing executedin thevery
best manner, , on short notice and most reasonable
terms, at THIS OFFICE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
BY TELEG RAPh
FROM OUR SATURDAYS
} O'Clock
EDITION.
Saturday
Afternoon Report.
Later From Nashville +!
Federal Loss at Franklin !
Cheatham's Headquarters
Shelled OutI
The Stories .,of Prisoners
Cheatham's Headquarters
Shelled Out!
The Stories ..,of Prisoners /!

NASHVILLE, Dec 10-The Federal
loss in the battle Of Franklin, ASCERTAIN
ed BY official reports, is greater than ct
fret supposed. In the I'd division, z3d
corps, the loss was "a officers and 588
men, killed, wounded and missing. In
the ID division, 4th corps, 40 officers aud
l,lgl men, and the ID division, 4th
corps, q officers and 296 men. A large
proportion, slightly wounded, are in
hospitals here.
The loss to the residents, being near
the lines Of the two armies, is estimated
at over half q million dollars. The head.
quarters Of the rebel General Cheatham,
al the residence Of A. Y. Bun, was she'll
ed out from there, yesterday, by our bat
teries. The house isreported destroyed
Last Sunday a small party Of Confed-
crates, about fifty in number, succeeded
in crossing the Cumberland River, this
side Of the Shoals. Three Of the num-
Der we're captured and brought in yes
terday. They claim that the whole
party bad deserted from the rebel lines
and we're making their way home. One
prisoner Was captured yesterday and
four deseFters came in. The latter re-
port Hood as being about to make q
movement Of some sort
Gen. Cooper's brigade, in the march
from Johnsonyille to clarksville, was
terribly harassed by guerriIIAs. Sixteen
men Of the l30tb Indiana were cap
tured, thirteen killed, and three wound
ed-one Of the latter left for dead.
Weather very cold About two inches
Of snow fell yesterday aud last night
River five feet on the Shoals, and
rising.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

out here, We must now do or die; come 81
Taking rope with him, away thew sped
The steamer besehed al 4 distance NJ
fuli three huRdred yards from the shore
The surf Was dreadful, and the under.
TOW nothing could stand. The foamv
tops Of the rolling pillows were peopled
with human freight, and there was
general wreck of upper works and fur
niture. Nothing dsuntsd. kinman fas-
tened one OF the ropes lie had brough,
along around bis body, gave the other
end 70 bis hardy comrades, telling them
to watch him, and, whenever be Eol
bold Of any person, to haul him back
In this manner be continued to work IN
tai he succeeded in drawing out nearly
one hundred persons The vessel proved
10 DO the Northerner, bound from San
Francisco, California, to Portland, Ore
gon. She had run upOn sRnken rock
on Cape Mendoseno, stove a hole in her
bottom, aHd commenced & Ing fast
While thus settling, her gallant captain, /
Wm- NJ Dali, made for the coast, and I
succeeded in reaching the beach in front
Of the residence of the gallant Kinman.
She had on board one hundred aud forty 4
persons, one hundred Of whom were /
saved, forty passed beyond the shores Of 4
lime The following letter was received /
sy KinmaR:
SAN FRAScIsco, Cal, Feb ., 1850
SetA KiHradn, Esq, Humboh County, I
California
DEAR SIE:-We have heard Of your
1oble work at the wreck Of the Noriher. I
'er, Of the kindness Of your good mother
nd family 10 our crew,
We can never forget the debt of graft
ude we owe you; We hope we may soon
zee you here TO shauk you in person.
You shall always have a passage on
ny Of our steamers at your disposal,
nd We hope you viii come down.
May Heaven bless you and yours, and
'ateh over life so fearlessly risked 10
ave others
Faithfully and respectfully,
FoRBEs Il BABcocK, a gents
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
Additional River Items.
SATURDAY NOON.

The PsytonA arrived little before mid. nishl,
and took about 10 tons Of hAy, lot Of poultry,
and loo bbis Of aoar.
The wm. Butler passed devn With heavy
barge In tow and big trip for Memphis.
The grand Armada arrived nearly Gu time this
mOrsins, botvithsianding h~r late departure
smother svidsaSs Of her great sped. she gees out
sSAia this evening, in charge of the mate-Mr
Tucker. capt. Gas. LemeGs being aboard 81 any
other passengsrl. aud a Better stsamboatman is
hard to and oa the Western wsters Billy Dunn
and Mr. sorenson do the houoss Of the once with
inimitable grace and ag~hnisy.
The Gladiator, with light trip. passed down
this morning. barely touching al the lsvts.
We regret to learn that Capt. Josh v Throop
is eenaned to his room BY severe illness, having
been compelled ss atop OF The Armada oa her Last
trip.
Ths Taraseon viii be here this Afternoon for
Henderson, and Leuisvills.
The Glendale is hourly expected, from MemphP
for Cincinnati. and shippers should es ready tsr
her.
The Minnshaha, loaded with Government mules
aud the Teer, with four sarges loaded with horses,
passed up this morning for Loaisyills.
We had the plsssurs Of meetiAg eur younx
frisnd Harry Miller. clerk Of the NArzora, this
morning, t-aking gay q utterly.
The HArmora leaves te-ts- for Sc. Lesis
The &. h. DssksFson arrived from Green river
this morning. sAs viii leave again this evsning.
The TArAseoa arrived at Il 80. in fne style
The Cincinnati ConnsrciAI Of ThzrsdAy says:
Esnry saith, formerly freight clerk In the
Maaisoa trade, died recently at Memphis He
was in the naval service. His mother and sister,
the Alice Dean, but arrived there toe late poor
saith having died be daS previous 10 their ar =
rival. They returned on the Aiics Dean, with
the remains, which we're inferred in the Rising
sur Cemetery, near the hama Of his birth
Capt. D. N. Dryden, one Of the heroes Of the
battle Of Memphis, was in the city yesterday.
The Captain has " @.oot many watch during
very cold winter He says it Is goiag 20 blew,
rain and snow, during December and January, sut
navigation went Be suspended.
Mr. J. W. Mckee, the Cairo correspondent Of
the ST Louis Democrat, passed through fhis city
yesterday, route for Circlevlle, Ohio. visit
70 his cid homestead, and aged and hoEcred sire
MT Nekee, we regret 30 say, has rpesnfiy met
wifa.
The Clark OF the PriraA Donna, rscsnsl- cap
tEred on ths Cumberland, vas Wm Shsv and
Isaac Clements and wn- Mix, enxfue@rs. Z 4
sse~7ee while ths Sshsr otncsFs named il is feared
Captain J. Stut Neal has named his rs.zriss.,,
nsw beat, now eomPlsting a. Madison, Inaians.
the Indiana, In honor of dis great stats The hn.t
isin every Way wsn wcEthyz af the nzzae ara ,-,Il
prove 70 b cf the very hes4 that has ever yet
arpsarsd 90 the Western watsrs- combines
al ne requisites Af ths fzzsass t<@1s aad travel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

The LADIES or FRAEKLfN-THEfR Hr-
RoIsN on THE BATTLEFtELn- During
the terrible battle At Franklin. Tennes.
see, on Thursday evening, says the Louis.
vile Journal, the ladies Of Franklin ex-
hibited a courage and nohleness Of heart
worthy Of the DANES Of Sparta The
shells we're bursting ell around icwn and
shrieking through the streets the air vas
frsighted with sulphnrous odors, and
over all the clouds of smoke hung ike a
pail the rife balls were whistling-faii-
ing more faster than the bail ofa summer
storm, yet the ladies shrank not in fear
nor added 4 vail to the roar ofthe terri
bic storm but they rallied forth from The
houses, regardless Of danger, and be-
came kind, ministering angles to The
wounded and dying In the hour OF snf
fering and death all were brothers aud
no distinction was made between the
Federal and Confederate soldier. Pros
trated By wounds, stained with blood.
suffering deeply, and Struggling in the
agonies Of death, all we're men, all were
boand TO earth by the common ties OF
humanity, aud the dying we're fastening
to that bourne from which no traveller re-
turns In the hour when the thoughts
we're turned TO Heaven, all we're broth
ers, erring children OF one Great Father.
The ladies nobly braved the storm, GOV.
ed in kindness over the wounded,
bleeding forms, dressed their shattered
limbs, bathed their parebed lips, and
soothed them with words Of gentleness
and love. Theirs vas holy mission,
and the soldiers will ever bear them ia
kind remembrance. The hour made
them strong, aud 10 the wounded suf-
ferers they became ministering angels.
indeed. Here the head of u Federal
soldier was raised, and as he felt the sof,
touch ofa woman's hand npon his brow,
the lips moved, while the eyes grew CLASSY
aud be fatally murmured words Of love
names dear in his far.of Northern
home There lay the Confederate sol
der, bis warm blood dying the plain,
and as the form Of woman bent over him.
and bsihsd bis lips and temples, to his
fading eyesight the face was that Of an
angle, and, Is the pulse beat more feeb-
bly, the mind wandered to the brightness
Of bis sunny home, and with the names
mother, sister" fondly whispered.
the head dropped fifeless, and
the limbs grew cold in death. n
was . strange, wild scene forIthe form
Of woman--the air heavy with thnnders
Of battle, the clash Of arms, and fierce
shout Of men, and blood and carnage
reigning on every side. Il was no time
for timid hearts; and the ladies' Of Frank. {
lin nerved themselves to meet the ex-
igencies Of the hour. Honor 10 them;
their names will ever be green in the /
memory of the soldier, aud for the work
OF mercy and goodness, the angels in
heaved viii make them their sisters when
they are dohe with time and earth.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
Az IxcrpEST IN THK LIFE or KrxxIx
The WashIngton St1- savs

Az IxcIpEST IN THE LIFE or KTxxIx.
The Wsshington Star says:
A thrilling incident in the life Of Mr.
Seth kinman, the renowned hunter. nov
II Washington, IS Just come to our
knowledge, and which is nov made pub
lie for the FIRST tine. It shows Of What
stuff the man is made, and the fact that
be has never before disclosed il, reveals
uodesty worthy the man, and possess
ed By few. On ths 5th day of Jauuarv
1850, he (kinnau) and three Of his
nsighbors were enjoying themselves A.
bis residences in Humboit county. Cal
and OF the shore Of Il beautiful Hon,
bolt Bar. Toward evening Kinman fan
cIed be heard the faint, distant tones :
cannon; be left the house aud followed
the sound; he soon saw what was the
natter-a steamer beading north, firing
minute guns, evidently il distress She
soon veered toward the east, making d.
rect towards the residence Of our hero,
Who now rushed isto h:a house, szyinr
70 kls nsish6o~s. ''Eoy's thsaSs sssuhs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
Cincinnati Noon Markets.


CtxctNsAri. Dec 10.
fLOuH.-- Firm, supaFhns . zs. Extra D 50.
Family, . qo8to %
wHEAT~-ni CHAR Red, 0s white, 2 30.
COKN-AdVancsd % 10 f3f new sAr.
OATS Firm At a8.
RYE as.
BARLEY u aehanked.
WHIskY-Qnist; demand light
PRoVIsIONs.--Aetive.
400
BULK MEATs.-Heia at I53<@iT'. for shOuI.
ders aud sides.
LARD--Hsld at n. with buyers at az prime
Country sold At a.
GREEN MEATS -shouIdsrs sold at issx, with
sales At ist<.
H0Gs.--Firn. asd in go9d dsmaud: prices
higher; 2aO n averages 1t 50. Rsoelpts 800.
Heavy, averaging 2to and $50 rs, Ia demand at
IS 90.
COFFEE.-4Gaas.
suGAH.-Egaz8
The river has fallen inches IL feet IN ehea IN
the channel. Weather cloudy Thermometer ~ [;
about three inches o. snow fell last sxsalnE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

One trial Aad you win usqef uss suy others
~ = not neeessAFy % pnbiish e ious lies 81 dis
eases for whieh the cedran Btffsrs ar a .s-sfler
IN All diseases Of the STOMACH. NO -
ELS LIVER OR KIDNEYS
IN All ahectlousgf the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON EHANaEMENT or
THE sTOmACu on nOwEIss
In tsOuT, HHE UMATIsM AND NEU-
HA.GEAt
And IN FEVER AND AauEt
ttta destined 20 supsreeda all sthas rsfas8i.s IL
sat Sniy eursa thsss diseases. bus it YzExasr 4
them.
wine glass faii Of The Bltters taken "a ksuI
before each zaai Wiii obviata fhs an snsts 81 ~.
most uahaAlthy eiimats. and screen the rersaf
sAking Il AzAinst dlsoass unAsr the "a ssf trvIa-
aqpeaarea
sold By Druggists aad GTeceFw xausrafIv
n%pr. JOHN BoLL's Priaa4pal Ognea. Fifts
street, Louisville, ky
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
REMOVAL.
THOs. @. MAcdFT

Has REMOVED HIS wHoLEsALE MANI
STREET. hsiov Main. He hAs = l.r-. Al sg.-
sAas assortment q Homemade work. A. eBs -
ths aassf, gz2rantsed as "gsod a. the ssss, ssd
" SAFE A. " cheap a. the cheapest" snd iittis
Ais entire stock - consisting 81 ens Buzgys
So@ch, aud Carriage Harness, Light Irottlngr
heATy wagon, Dr2y, and Exprs-s Harnsss- SD
oissa In e1diess variety, Brides Of 81 kindss IL
Liness Military Work; In short, everything 81
BIS lins, from Hazs strap % :. Mentor sd
de has been Manufactured UndeF bis iEEss-
data sup~rvf~ion, By skiilfal and s1perfenead
workman a.A fs now oEsred 70 the trz5e q
EAsTERN PRICES. Being sbls 20 eo1npess src-
esssfzIiy vita Anything IN the nAx' &, iB -
anish, durabllfsys and price, b ozlT -sks sxfa
Call and sx&mins for yourselves rs