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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03
TIE PRIZE BING
Barney Aaron vs.. The Uuknown-The
Match Made for SJ,00O-The Articles OF

Barney Aaron vs.. The Uuknewn-The
Match Made for SJ.O0O-The Articles OF
Agreement.
The Now York Herald Of yesterday says:
The match long bruited bet Weeu these parties
has at last been cons umated as far as The first
large depcsit and the articles of az reemeut are
concerned. The members OF the fistc circle
met in large numbers last right n a sporting
house on Houston street, and after an hours
argument IN relation 10 the various details hat
aro always the iorerunner of such al event OF
importance. Aaron and James Collins, ca be.
haf OF the u nkuowp. agreed upon the amount
o. money 20 he fought for. he time, place ana
N n'"r OF the several Geposits,as viii Dc man
Itest IN he following
Article Or AGREEMENT.
Articles Il agreement entered INTO tn 18th
cay of November, 1867. between James COL
irr, Unknown and Barney Aaron. The sad
VrEUowD agrees 20 fight the said Bsrney
Aaron q f;urs'anf up nght AZ one hGa!r+d and
twenty Unds weight, according TO the ne =
RUE CT tn English prize ring, by which the
sato parties agree 10 ~ bound. 7 he salt figGt
70 b. fCc The snm Cf - 500 side Ths aid
rshi 20 rIFe place or wednesday. spriII
t-6N. 10 purs uaTcs OF fhts sgrse mem the sum
$40 so : u1U staked IN tue hands % Jas
tc'hsrt-'he second de- osit to'ba made or the
- b vi nav slbe5, i-G5- IN said ColbSF. = hands
cti WtrH ths hcurs OF and 10 o'clock r.. m.
y hen - al be decreased 20 $40 q side. aud
arr eeTnCnts - make goT fur her dep 1,tt-
EtfAcE patty tgjliugto appear ~ the appointed
;imR az 90 il. thsSp articles SHAH forfeit the
moEsy nov staEed. The third fspysi' of eJrJ
10 tu' w 81 a'S Vt AltlSntst : o. -as lain o.
Deteu- Der, iej9; tn toGrth deno=it OF 557s
TO lie Pat up-at JJmes n-ona-d's, on the
. b Of DrceI1ur-, The fifth DEPOSIT of
- " 20 - Put APP ~ james CnIh on me
I'm G. LaUuaiy, 1867. aud The sixth and las 70
be put up at ROGKry NcoTes, fnwoCd House.
Oh lie .6;h OF JGuuary. fsG-. All deposit 70
De PIT nj between the hours 90 e,ghr ana ten
p. n excepting the last. which shall be put
w between ne honrs OF one and four n m
TIE IUknowB a. mutually agreed 10 hs "
choice of ground. ! D. cost OF ropes and stake.
l. 70 be- equally shared DE- v cen he contrasting
YqTtiss. The men TO be in ne rug bet weeu the
not r Of eight and tau a m. and the r1au All
sent 40 4 riett the BATH money. The stakes
not 10 bo given up uutIl fairly won or lost by
a fight. uD!esS by nut uai consent. James Col
bert is chosen bIal stakeholder. Tue nee -
De weig he'd he tween the honrs of three and ii ve
o'clock p. m. on the 5lst OF March, ISIS. The
referee 10 be chosen on the ground.
In pursuance of his agreement, We here
unto attach our names
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03
BARNEY AARON,
JAMES COLLINS.


Witnesses-M. MOORE JAS. COLLECT
The second deposit at :~i0a, making $50 =
side j. row in the hands OF MIR. Colb 1T, aud
unless some unforeseen accident occurs the
match VIII 60 on to a successful cousumma-
ton The Interest evnced last evening aInouc
the sporting fraternity IA relation TO tlis fgat,
and the mystery surrounding the Unknown.
named by Mr. Collins. a. q the many sUrm! ses
res p"ctlng his identity, was sufficient to pioph-
ssy that The fight VIII be second 10 none of is
character that has Occurred ia this country.
The Unknown VIII not DC named uauI he
last deposit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03
DENTISTRY.
u TON.
No. $50 PENN'A AVE,
Between 18th and 18th streets.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
No charge will be made for extracting where Ar.
u6cial Teeth are inserted, although the
patient will be required to pay for the
surgical operation when performed, which ~I1lS
Will be deducted when the Teeth are made. The
Association IL now prepared &c make Teeth on
Gold, Silver and Rubber sf New York, Philsdel-
rhia and Boston prices. All persons wifhng den-
tai werk done can have it ss cheap in the above
named cities. All work will be done in the ncatest
and hest manner, and warranted TO give entire
satisfaction. Persons will do well to call and
anime work before O. tting II elsewhere. jyls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A GARDEN FARM OF ABOUT IA ACRES FOR SALE
n cheap or TO exchange situate In the school district Of
Ecwtown ~ miles from Williamsburg ferries and fronting
two main roadson the Newtown siroad end Johnson
There IL good two story house. with
sion, and barn: we'll fenced every foot under
crop. Apply TO PETER A. BERT, Real Estate and House
Agent ~ Grand street, Williamsburg. N B.-Four an
cfino ken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26

A UCTION NOTTCE-JAMEs NJ LEEDS, AUG
n tioneer $4,000 worth Of magnificent Household ryr
niture pubic auction THIS DAY tFRIDAY), at the
elegant mansion a West Sixteenth street. between Fift1
and Sixth at l0s O'Clock Parior Suits covered
French the richest description Eagercs Book,
case on Paintings Artistic Bronzes superb rosewcol
tans Clock Vases, rosewood and walnut BureauA Bed
seads, Wardrobes, Mattresses Extension Table Buaes
m and Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26

A GREAT BARGAIN. If SOLD BEFORE AUGUST
IA SHAT deliberately finished House and
Lot sixheth stree, and Lexington evenue; four story and
be sold $4,000 below cost price 1t is finished
year. II Is humbug. Apply for permit and keys
10 JAMES FETTRETCf & CO., $50 Third avenue, be-
tween Twenty ninth and Thrtcth Streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26

oS00 ONLY REQUIRED DOWN. BALANCE BY
sDCUU quarterly instslments for handsome three
story high sto,p aud House. best part of Navy
street. Brooslyn, DeKalb avenue eleven rooms, ga'
marble mantels handsome fixtures twelve min
from Fulton ferry Apply at 912 Broadway, Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26

COUNTRY RESIDENCE. 26x ACRES, FOR Saloon
~ Northern Railroad OF New Jersey hour from New
York. mile from depot modern house, containing Il
rooms, hot and cold wafer bath ROOM &C. gardeners cot
tage extensive oubuidin with
trees apple and pear orchard; land superior cont Ion
and capable OF Subdivision into smaller villa sites; price
$3.50. Photographic view shown BY O. W. FARLEE, LIS
WILMINGTON street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26

= o,I,,, rwnSn~ ,,oro1 r1MopT ru wv
M informed that this superb hotel and restau
open; II will be conducted In style and regar
comfort guests be surpassed by In th
country. II. LIyERMORB. lately connected with the Cla
endon and Everett OF New York
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL AND DINING SALOON
IN corner OF Bowery and Bayard street.-Open day
fight 2C0 light and airy rooms with Lodgings SO cent
and 70 cents nightly % 10 ~ weekly for gentlemen only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26

A VERY ELEGANT. NEW. THREE STORY AND HIGH
"A basement gothic House, with slate roof marble
tells heater range and all other modern improvements;
delightfully."- situated, the landing and three lines
OF in Harlem. Possession In May next Price $1,000.
Inquire at u and - Nassau street. room IL. OF Mr. SEY
MOUR. between IL and l +. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26

A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE--AN
May the Of Pine and South streets II not
this week It viii be sold Monday at auction. For IN
Their information apply In the store Ii. kOEHLEi
Of First and Twenty ninth street, New Yo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26

A UCTiON NOTICE. -SAMUELwYNN LICENSED AUG
n toneer sells THIS DAY. l0h O'Clock the Furniture q
house 46 West Fourth street, Washington square:
and Ingram Carpets Paror Suits. fanooste Of
Paintings marble top Tables Bedding &C.. In small Aooa
This sale Is well worth attending unt1 sold ~ /.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29
yoJRBoN CORRESPONDENCE.

BOURBON, Ind, Aug. -, 1867.
EDS. DEMOCRAT
Several days AGO, as the express train was
passing west short distance from here, an
cmpty beer bottle was thrown from the train
b. an emgrant, it is supposed, which struck
one of the section men, who at the time was
standing near the track, with such force rs TO
PROSTATE him upon the ground, where he re-
manned in an unconscious state until taken
up and brought to this place. The blow was
very severe one, and had the missile been
thrown with little more force. instant death
would doubtless have resulted from it. 1t is
not thought the act was purposely done
The contents having been emptied,. the bot
tie was thrown from the train which was
moving at the rate Of twenty five miles per
hour which gave it a velocity sufficient to
produce the result above named.
.'Our efficient marshall has finally gone
to work rebuilding and putting in new cross
walks This looks like business, and it pleas
cs the tax payers much better than the pas
sing Of ordinances containing Il dozen prOyis
ions that are never attempted to be enforced
1t is supposed by some that the present Board
of Trustees combine all the knowledge il
relation to corporation affairs that has eyel
been produced in this part of the country
Personally they are ali gentlemen, and rs thc
Township Trustee and the School Trustee
keep a fathcrly care over their doings, moth
ing very serious will likely result from thei,
action. When any OF their acts are called III
question, they reply that's the way they DO
at Warsaw The officials down ut Warsaw
are supposed to be strictly loyal and as 10y
atty can do no wrong it is considered safe for
our efficient board to do it Us they do il
down at Warsaw
Our old friend Mr.. Sears has made an add
ton to his store room, and having otherwise
repaired and fixed it up, has now one of the
finest business establishments in northern In
diana. Ills stock is complete and comprises
everything needed in the line of clothing
dry goods, etc. Call in as you pass that way
! David Powell loading saw log yesterday
was caught between two logs and quite sc
ycrely though not dangerously pinchcd.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29
7sarslanss 60. agricultural. Society

ii ESSI:S- EDITORS -
Pcrmitme through your paper to call the
attention OF your readers TO the fact that the
Marshall County Agricultural Society has
selected the Goth, eth and 2Sth days of Sep
tcmbcr as the time for holding its annual
Fair; and il is hoped at that time, the awak
ening interest offs members and friends gen
orally, will enable them to make rcspccta-
bic display Of the various products of the
farm, garden. richard and the various kinds
of stock also the mechanical and Industrial
interests as shall truly and creditably present
to the public the condition Of these various
interests III Marshall county.
The Legislature of our State at its last SEES
sion appropriated $1,000 for the publication
of statistical information and reports of Agri-
cultural Societies, TO be published in a neat
and convenient volume of several hundred
PAGES for distribution. and Il is quite import
ant that the report from our Society should
conc forward in form and place complete
and crediiable To- us. The Secretary OF the
Society has already been apprscd by the Sec
Rotary of the State Board Of Agriculture that
such report viii be expected
1t is scarcely necessary for me to alludc TO
the many reasons that could be cited why
We as a community should sustain an Ag-
ricuitural Society. Experience has fully
proved that when agricultural fairs lave
been permanently established and carried for
ward with spirit and liberality, rapid i'm
proyement in every department OF produc-
ton results-that the stimulus has extended
to every branch of mechanical and manulac-
turing interest, and as a consequent, healthy
every industrial and commercial relation and
connection, which as a general good can
/ scarcely be over estimated. The immediate
local and personal benefit can easily be dis
cerncd. The artist and mechanic improve:
by inspect;on The farmer, the gardener
orcIardist and stock raiser profit by inter
change of thought and idea. The Interchange
o. ideas, the cordial greeting and social con
yivialitics, ell tend to cnlivcn and make the
Agricultural Fair an occasion ofpleasantnes
and profit to those rightly apprccating 1t
And, in conclusion, permit me further t'
say that the good will and liberalty of th'
citizens of Plymouth and vicinity has beer
evinccd i'm assisting to- make such improve
ments as have been deemed necessary for cx
hibtions of the kind; also making it n retir
ed and appropriate place for sabbath schoo
and other social pic-nics, as well as for othe
public gatherings. The ample and pleasan
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29
EDUCATIONAL NNTECE.

Notice is hereby given that the Fall Term
of the Plymouth Graded School will COM
mcncc on Monday The 81 day of September
1867, and VIII continue iii session fifteen
weeks.
Tuition viii be charged as follows, pupils
residing within the corporation school dis
trict
Grammar and HIGH School. So 60
Ward and Primary Schools. 49,. | 90
Non resident Pupils 60
Payable in advance
ID. ID. LUXE Principal.
MissJ y Thompson, first Assistant; Mis-
Ncttic' Cofl.v Primary; Miss Emma y. Ed
wards, Ward School.
A. G. Carbon,
III. G. 'TuAYEI,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29

Eve and Ear.

Or. CULDERTsoN-Ocu list and Aurist, of Rich
mond, Ind, distinguished for his ccess in the
cure ofblirGness ard deafness. with all the dis
cases Of the Eye and Ear, will visit Plymouth
professionally, at the Parker Pouse, Friday and
Sa urday, Sept. 18th and 18th.
At South Bend, Dwight House, Wednesday
and Thu sday, Sept. lit. bnd l2th, and at La
porte, Teegarlen House, Noaday, Sept. 9th and
remain until Saturday, Sept. 2,s:.
DR.. Cu.bertson'S reputation is Of the hisheS
order; his certifiea and references from
the best men and journals in the country.
He promise cures in all cases within the
reach eff human skill. No charge for cOnsulta'
tcn. See circulars. 52t2
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29

DOCTOR TURNER, OF NEW YORK,
Will be at the Parker House, In Plymouth
Sept. 3, 1861 DR.. Turner treats any oil the
following diseases with eminent success;
Ladies' afflicted with any of the various
complicated and distressing diseases incident
to females; such as supprcsSions, irreguiari-
ties, Whites, Falling If the womb, fainiul or
difficult transformations, Barrcnness, &c, VIII
be cared without poisonous drugs.
Have no dclicaty in calling, no difference
what YOU troubles may be, strict secrecy viii
be observed in all cases.
The experience OF many years IN the treat
mcnt OF Chronic iScascs enables me To cure
all cases t!iat are durable. In my mode OF
treatment and cures, | combine al that is
known of these systems of medicine, VIZ =
Homeopathy, Allopathc and Herbal.
special attention viii be given to the treat
mcnt of Sores, of every description no matter
of how long Standing Don't delay when a
little Il, lay may place you beyond all hopes
ofcurc.
Reader. please inform your friends end ac-
quaintances who may be sick, thereby you
may do much good alid save valuable liVes.
liiG-tW
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29
''Esiaic.''

The New York Times, a Republican
print, says that General Pope got offended
recently because a band played "Dixie,"
on public occasion in town of Georgia
General Pope might remember that Hrcsi-
dent Lincoln himself consecrated Dixie
to the patriotic service Of the Union. when
on 4 public occasion i'll Washington, as
the rebellion was going down, he called
for band to play it in his presence, re-
marking that we could not afford to give
such good tune over to bad cause, and
that henceforth ''Dixie" should be n ma
tional American melody.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29
ssr Gs.;soHr7G's Mandrake Pills a
SzsEss.Ssssse. sOs e';.so.e,Gi

These Pills arr composed Of various roots havg The
mower to rellX the Scr,tiOnS ofte liver promptly and
...cuaIlv n bla, pill mercury. and without prodnc
inr any of those dangerous effects which
often lollow the ol the llcr
In MI biliouS disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence. they promote the discharge OF vi!iated
BILL and those distractions from the lycT and
biljarv duets which tha cause Or Billions affections IN
SCIiENCE-S HA%DIsAEis PILLS sick iicad-
ache and all disorders of IL" Liver. Indicated by >aloW
skin coated tongue custiycncsS drowsncSs anda gen
cral feeling OF WEAKNESS and lssudr showing tiat The
liver j. in = torpid or ob~trUct d condition.
III short these pills may b" used with advantage in
III casos whom prr-avc or Alternative medicine is re-
Please ask for DIR SchamclSs Mandrake Pills. and
that u llSrS Of the Doctor are on the
Government stinp when in the last sia,c OF Con
sunni. ION. and the other in his present health.
Sold nv all drus lists ami dealers. Pric, - cents per
box Prncinll oiicc No. H. North 9:Il street. rha.,
General Wholesale Agents: DtmaS. Barn"S n Co..
~ Parl, Row New YORK: : = illncc. los Bllmor.'
St Illti,norc Holm ID. Park. y. T. of Fourth
ana Walnut -. Cincinnati. ohio; Walk x Tayior.
l3i and l3j Wabash Ayenar, Chicago. H.: Collins Bros
southwest corner of second and vine SIS, 81. Louis Mo.
yl2n10-ftli * 5thw eamlyr.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29
CaU and see them.
Ud1rdnfy rery liberal.
For Sale only by
BUCK 81 TOAN, Plymouth, Ind.
1a-96-tf


The ad-ert>er having been restored To health in a
few weeks by simple remedy after having suffered for
several wears with ut affection and HAT dFead
disease consuI pion. l. anxious To make known 10 ~
fellow sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire il he viii send copy or the preserp
lion used !ee of caIg"l with directions for pcpar-
ine and using the same. which they VIII find cure
fO4SfgEj,@ iAfs'.r. f"Hs fnffs. and AT Threat
and Iung affections The only object of the advertiser
sending the prescriptions to benefit The afflicted and
spread information which h. concciN~ to lie inNalua bic
and h hopes every sufferer Will Try his remedy it
ill cost them nothing and may prove blessing. Tar
ties wishing tie prescription. frrr- iy return mail VIE
please address Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
.iyI Williamsburg, Ein-s Co.. y. y
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29
R /" " a 81 ID.

$500 will be paid it, upon analysis of DR. HecKELs
VEGETABLE AGUE CURE, il Is found to contain any
QUININE, ARSENIC, SrRYCIININE or POISON, or
any ingredient but what is PURELY VEGETABLE, n
it, name indicates.
DIR. HECKELLS VEGETABLE AGUE CURE does
not break down the system in oir art to the
disease in another II has stood the test and perform
ed when all other remedies had failed TT CURES
INSTANTLY and i'm 10 instance will the person have
more than Chill after the first dose and in the
jority of cases not that II accompshes its work
by DESTROYING THE CAUSE of the disease. Ii
contains Quininc, Arsenic, mineral, Poison
Call for DIR, HECHELLS VEGETABLE AGUE
CURE and take other Do not be imposed upon by
having your Druggist tradcsman tell you he has
something else equally good. For sale by Druggists
and dealers generally.
PERSTING e BROWN
Agents for Plymouth, Ind
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29

A man named Funk, a highly esteemed citi-
zen of KoSciusko county, was brutaly muir
dcred near Warsaw last Saturday, by several
rullianS with whom lie lad previously had an
alteration. He was knocked down with Il
slung-shot and his skull literally crushed inby
the fends. About ten ofthe ringleaders have
been arrested and lodged in jail to await an
examination before proper tribunal.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29
The American Cooking Stove

After twenty years experience in the Manufacture OF
stoves we became convinced, some SIX years SINCE '
a vast amount of money being expended Dy Inc
people OF this country i'll buying cheap ana Almost
worthless stoves large portion of which was wasted
and that true economy consisted in buying the bes
that could he made, Notwithstanding the price
was higher With this view, proceeded to construct
the ieicQg t0oiiag St5rf and spared pains or cx
pcnse make it the best and most perfect stove that
could be made aud have experimental with it,
and carefully watched its operations for the last six
years, and when Improvement suggested itself we
have at adopted it, and we have several of these
secured by letters patent In this manner. no MOI
hesitate say have brought il 10 shcr state oil
perfection than has heretofore hccn attained in cooking
stoves The recent improvements in this stove has add
cd largely it, convenience ana effectiveness. In all
the varieties of stoves we manufacture, study use
fulness durability, convenience and economy i'll opera
ton rather than cheapness in price, and in doing
are satisfied we study the interest Of those purchasing
stoves.
SHEAR, PACKARD 6 CO,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29
Fourteen Years Practice
ia CHRONIC DiSEASES
EY l.. PAGIN tC BRO.
OF SOUTH BEND, IND.

Drs. Pagin respectfully announce to their
patients and friends, that one of them will
visit the following places at the time stated
below, and regularly thereafter every nine
weeks. They earnestly solicit all persons
afflicted with Chronic Diseases Of any kind
to ell on hem at their appointments. They
will explain the nature and cause of your dis
ease and in every case they VIII give an
honest and candid opinion as TO the proba-
billy Of a cure.
They will be prepared TO furnish Medicine
to all who may desire treatment. As they
will remain but one or two days in place
CALL EARLY. CONSULTATION FEE.
BOURBON, American House, Wednesday
Aug. 2Sth, and Oct 30th.
PLYMOUTH, Parker House, Thursday
aug 29th, and Oct. 3lst. 2w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29
AnDssrHs:oy, for zig risSc.

Notice Is hereby given tliat | WILL at the next
term Of the Commissioners Co3rt OF Marshall
County, Indiana. to be held GA the first Monday in
September, c67, apply for license to sell intoXi
eating liquors in less quantity t"an qualt My
place of business and the premises whereof the
same are to bo sol are located OH lot No. J in
tie town of Plymouth.
49w3 ]. d. WOLFORD.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29

inducements 80 SunscYiber5.

To any one sending US five new subscribers
TO one postoilice address, we will send the
DEMOCRAT one year for sl,15 a copy.
To persons sending Us clubs of ten new sub
scribcrs, orc copy will Resent gratis to getter
up OF club. To any one sending Us twenty
new subscribers for one year, We will send
Godey's E.aIy's Book or the I-ady's Friend
for one year
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29

grounds Of the Society when properly I'M
proved will ever lie found convenient
The office of the Secretary of the Society
is located over the post office, in WeStervelt'
building, where DR.. Jacoby will attend to re
ceiving and making entities as Secretary OF
the Society.
VIM J. HAND, Pres.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-29

All who are in want Of Sewing Machines
can be furnished at 2aul's boot IS shoe store
with the very best Sewing Machines that are
made, both the Singer and the Grover & Ba
lcr ma hines and ut prices as low as they
en- be bought for in the United States
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Free to EVERYBODY.

A Large Opp. Circular, giving information on
the greatest importance to the Young of both
sexes.
Itteachcs ha# the honaiIy aiIy heconic beat
lful, the despised respected, anu the forsaken
loved.
No young lad7 or gentlemen should fail to
send their address, and receive a copy post paid
hy rctarn mail. Address Z o. Drawer,2l.
o3-6ml Troy, y. Y.