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The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-07

Tho nd--iynrf administrators cf the estate of Basil
Rob VIII III pihic sale n" aSh Of = irsary
at - late >ii.n"e ofjle dpcel-ed six nils SGuth-aS
of PirmoGt all Tho rSonal property Of the dc"d-n
cpn-stinv % horse and buggy in tn. house
hold goods. &c.
c-f- o. ni-r months viii b. ,:ve1 on Ill sums over
t3. Al SUM- CT 3 and anG r clsh IN hind
WN. ROBERrS
RICHARD ROBERTS.
Ir,--
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FOR SALE iSo Acrns of drst quelity ranl heinz a
portion of the Daniel Travis Estate. which lirs
mil northeast Of Plvmpath. on The Goshen told -
S,ventV-fee OF the land ia well improved Good
orchlri fences &c. AMI the balance il timbered land
with plenty AZ saw and rIil tnhr slr the or the
place. For further particulars apply to A. G. Cipron
= the undersigned at his resid snce. mills east OF
Plymouth. PETER JACOBY,
~ iss'r ., ne r. II DANIEL Trsvi, ieea
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teen hu ndred dollars 4 year.

Some reckless fellow, possessed Of very
little. if any, Of the feelings of humanity
very unfortunately lost pitch forl; last
Sunday morning in the north part of town.
by throwing it poiut foremost ct "A cow with
such force as to bury the tines in the nesb
several inches, which painful insult her
bovine genius resented by running of with
the pitch-fork, valued perhaps at two dol
lars, CT tiereabou,s The hungry COW
inight have been tresspassing upon the corn
and hay of the perpeirator Of this cruel
deed, but the inhiction Of such punishment
Is barbarous and inhuman in any event.
The stolen property vas secured by boy
at the request of couPlt Of ladies who
witnessed the proceeding, and it Is now in
sheir possession, awaiting the call of the
owner, who, if we are not very much mi
taken, will receive it after the fashion that
1t was. presented to the COW, with an addi-
sional application Of broom>sticks, mop
handles and other domestic weapons Of a
war>llke nature.
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ASE'ssEeTAt)G
THE WORLD ASTONISUED
woNDERFUI. REVELATIONS
MADE. BY TIL. GREAT ASTROLOGIST
Madame Il. 4. PERRECo

She reveals The secret 10 mortal ever n"w. She re
stores tu happiness thpI, Vito, from d0lef events ca
Ia .trouh.s cro--.- H. ip-- IF latios and friend
los cr money. &c.. have coma dr-pondf nj. She
bring together thos long ap1at d. gives information
rninv absent rcad- lovers. Restores lost sp
len property tells you the bu -iieS ar II quaihrd
pursue and in what yOa w be most Sncccsili
s.- speedy mlrragee and tells y0g the ycry diy yoa
viii marry gives yen Tn, likeness. and charac
t-iicS of the person. She reads Your jhoa rii-
and by r alm0. supernatural power unvails The dark
and hdd mysteries 0i the iulnrr From The stars
soc tie irma m the ina!ric that
predominant in the condemnation the a-p cts
aud pD-itions Of e planets and th' nXcd st;rs in the
heavens the ti'le of BIRTH shr ducrs the futr dies
tiny Fail not u consult ilc great Asruosist
earth II costs you bat triile. aud you may
AGAIN have - favorable m opportunity Consultation
fee with likeness and al desired Information -. Par
living dis con-'Ili flts Mad bv ntt
with equal safety and satisfaction them scvcs if in
person. full and explicit chart written ont with all
inquir answered and likeness enclosed sent hy mail
sipt of pric' above 'nfipncd TIL sirctrst
crrsy viii b. N lini ned aud al spondencc return
ed or DESTROYED References Or tn hirast order fur
nshed tlo - sirin th~n Writ plainly tn, dtv of
the month and year in which .ou were born. enclosing
a small lock OF hair.
Address MADAME II. 4. PERRlGC.
3-fy =. o. Drawer . n. Bafilo. y. Y
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Next Thursday, the l4th. is St. Valen-
tines day-a day on which many youth
sends to his lady love the sweetest enb'ems
of affection. The place to ind Valentines
IN endless variety, from the hanl somest
30 the most comical, is at the Notion Store
Vi John D. Moore, in the post Office build
ing. Call and zee them.
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Look Ear-o.

We invite all those indebted to- US to
call soon AL pay. before We leave their ac
counts to be collected.
L S. g. u. BECKER.
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Application ror s.icer&c.

Notice Is given that viii apply to The board Of con-
nli<ionrrs of Marshall Cou1iv niianl. III their March
TprTl 81. r1r lie II into c tiIs iJTprs by
tsil. on; ID; y -. 81 in the town Of Plymouth
93 + ! RENEEE
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The Presbyterian Sunday School Soeia-
BILE meets this evening, at the residence OF
4. A. Simons
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Raparator Capilli.

hrow ara your false frzzes your switches, Your wig
Destructive 0fcOmiCrt. and not worth fig:
Com ay.d. come youthful. come ugly ard fair.
nd rei..c.. IN u vIlri.f
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ar,r:,c:..i..,a s,r E..crt.,c.

Notices aivon ihr shall spaly tn hoari o COW
-,i-i31e~s 90 Ntr-ha Cegntv iniiana. their March
Trin - f,~ 'isnsrtr III int0virqtiG~ liquor hv
,ai'. m Lot N 2 IN Havaus az iiti0n The town of
t-ro- in ID county. GEO. EHEO<S 90
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a unanimous ard urgent invitation has
been extended TO the Rev VIM Lusk. ir.
of this place. by the vcstry Of St. Johns
Church, Decatur, ILL.,, to accept the Rec
'orship ofthat Parish, and the supervision
Of aourishing Parish School. in connec-
sicn with the church there, \. a salary oe
fifteen hundred dollars reor
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a,e;r Advertisements.
go. LOCOMOTIVE EOEs.CR

R s,ks 1T \ Low PRICE, AND REASONABLE TErMs.
VIII drive - horse power. For further Information
enquire oe COLE & RCPEL-
% N North Liberty. Ind.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY

,fAoxr-isN = the r.:sl ls-inci?.l Of lie.
When by t:.~Is crossing the N,ws Of nat're
VIC impair/ne workings OF t4$t beautiful
rnechanjkn which God made I>Sfect, na-
turc. though her great Electrical IatteTy,
maII powerful cIort 20 remove iAe i2.-
pc,/mcnt wh:ch clogs the civcui2tA2n ef
tlE magnetic forces 20 assis, NaNrc,
Vsc tho .Electro Magnetic Fia!d, prefix
ed By the Swain Naauiactui = Company,
which is noihiag less than -!oc;r,city in
LIQUID form, anl IS, undoubtedly the moe.
wonderful as well - most useful chemical
discovery Of this age of fruitful research
Il l. co-iposetl ! the most powerful inSrc-
dica,s known ,C chemistry, and when com
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applied 10 to human form, it upplics iko
dsacieacy oi magnetic power, needed -
Danish disease.
Pay ct long standiag, Scrofala, aad
Epleptlc fits have been cured il few
min;.tes, While Rheumatism ard Neural g;a,
those giant diseases which lave for ages
saaled medical skill and caused untold
suffering, yie.d ~ once 10 the healing IN
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ranted TO heal The following diseases VIXEN
used according 0 directions as q Jahip1
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Spasms Deafness, Cancer, NLite Swelling,
Sal. Ehenm. Sore Eyes, Female Weak
Back, Spinal Affections, Psoiapsus, AID
other Female Diseases.
.,emember that It's use involves no long
tedious, uncertain, and costly experiment,
bUt its good o2ects VIII be seen almos. n
SANITY whils in no case can il possibly 10
ksrm.
Seul 20 the proprietors for circular c3k-
tainhSg certificates from well srown iii
zens q remarkable cures, c-.ee.ei bZiL;s
nelic.iaS after IL other rcnedf 4 Lad
failed 20 i1iicve.
One boiNe VII he cent 20 2ry part Of
the United SAstes OF rocoirt Z onc dollar.
DR.. c. =. SVE4ILT & CO.,
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"a tioa;h Ua1er street, CGaica.c.
go hy laadins tsugs;.:~ eyo-yel.ss Ysr sals
u
Also Tor sa- ~ al Dra .-s.s "a P,yapa.''. fyi?r
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-07

LosT-On last Thursday evening. some
where within the corporate limits of Plym-
outh, an original Montana gold breast pir
crow-foot shape. The finder will receive
ample reward for time and trouble ty
leaving it at this Office.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-07

CHASTEILAR'S
Hair Exterminator T!

FoR RENOvrXG SURPERTLUoUs HAIR:
To the hdiss cspccirlly. this invalu,ble dc1lt-
tory recommends its. Il - DC ~, almost iniis
prhsle article 10 female be 'niv i easily applied
ai doe. not burn or iniule the shiu. hut arts III
lccty on the roots II j. warranted 20 reno e
Surrerfuous hair from the low fO ehoad or from
any plrt ottIc body, compa ~ totally aud rad
ica'lv txtcrminang the same. leaving the skin
soft. smo0th and natural This is the only ar'i
Gle used bv The French and l. the oniv real eff
feclual depili,:tory in cxi.te nee Price - cts
per package. sent post paid to any address. on
eCelpr of an Orcrbv
BERGER. SHEETS ( Co .Chem.,ts.
$50. River Street. Tr V, n. Y.
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in the New ing anl Stltes. where it,
merits hive brcpm" aS well known as the tree
fra which IN part. II irri, es IL virtues
THE WHITE tlNE CONPOuND CURES
Sore Throat Colds. Coughs D,ntheri9 r. nncl,.
lis. s'p:ttine- Of Blood AMI Pulmonary AG,c-
items generally. i remarkable rene
dv in Kidney Conorrin'>. n'lhctis.
Difficulty of N"idinr Urine.
I'le"'iiug from the Knrys
ani 81 l,!er. lpsI Grivel.
II early the spring of - that ,his con-
noni w4s orig;natrd. n.sn',.r o, nv rlmily
was afflic'cl nilh irritation, oftl throat arfcni
e,l with d;l-rnrii,le copell. | had fr some
months nr"vibnS ihnngh' that I rn.Iafinu har-
ing nriS asiS 'hr inside bank Of Whit rrnc islt
he comp 7uuiei to br .-cry ,.s"f' Ia lis
offIe th'att and lungs. To,"-t tie value If Il in
t,,n rl~ .illrd to. cnrp'n'ud a 81, II em,riiifv
of h. mrdic,Rr il-t hal hoen n'auninr and eare
( il IN teasnonnfnl ioScs The rent WIS TX ,eal.
/ inrlv gra'ifvin-. W,iin twn l,,S ~ irrit mon
Of the throat VIA refsove,l. flis cpngh sphs rl
and sHec'v ef'"iri Soon lf'cr IN
sent some lllv in Lra i,nlrrry. y r.. who
had he"n Suffering for s1rn" wrrkS frlm Z hil
congh o"ci stoned nv sui lrn co'l tnl hll rsis-
cd murus sire lkei with hlool. She soon found
relief. 1n.' sent for moro. She II k ahGur zen
ounces o. il and cot wnn ]. g. CtrrSr Esn i.
editor of the VI ,nchcsfcr Daily Mirror NJ lie a
( trial OF the S'me pr-0fra'ior In ihn ci-e of -
we're cold. ard was cured imm@litev. He was
SO highly pleased with the results ~ :, coutifl-i.
in snccnss a'tenling ia sales rf1llCed before the
p ll,lic thai hc finally pcrsna ie! NJ. to give it
nam- an send II rhroii toh~n~iir the suf.Iing.
In NoTemher 1893. first advertise il uni Il =
name OF White Pine Como puuh In two y~,rs
I from thtt time there had wholcSaleI in Nat,'hes-
ter alone one hnnirei dollars worlh. where took
the leli of all the courh remedies in the M.
nni il St II n intainS tha, position There is .aoi
reasons for all ths; itsvery snorhing AMI helling
in lis nature. - wnrmin.- 10 the Sto,nlch and
pleasant w,slt' 10 the tIstc ani is exceedingly
chPsn 4 remedy ior kinney .omAlains the
Whit" Pine Comnounl stands unrivaled II w..
not orIgin1ted for that purp-se; bnt perSaG in
using it for cDnsh was not only curah q In,
cough bat also cnr~I of k,,inv .iiiiicultr ~
! .en wears stInling. Since fh,t accident l6isCav
cry many thousands ave used II for the same pnr
lose anI have bpcl co:np'etelv cured. ThiS rom
civ is as safe anl pleasant to take as il is effect
uM.
NY1R sRS,S CO
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j. E. WEsrERvELT 4 Co, DO not wish
to be forgotten, and take this method to
hint to you that they are still selling some
Dry Goods. o few Boots--severa Shoes
and occasionally Carpet, at the old stand
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-07

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The civil docket fnr
the Circuit Court next week is the LARGEST
since the county wal organized. there be.
ing in all, one hundred and eleven causes
The next largest was at the August term
1896, when there were ninety four causes
on tn, docket. The Common Pleas Conr,
In session this week. hls ifty civil cases
on its docket. Parties Interested i, cases
must be on hand promptly when their cases
arc called, or they will be continued over
H. X AccIDENr--A freight train on
the !, Fl. W.. & G. Ry. was thrown from
i, the track at the east end of the K,,taree
bridge, last Monday morning. demolishinr
three or four freight cars, and 'eavipo ,bo
track SO completely blockaded that !, v.s
not until late in the evrning Of the same
7 day that trains were able to pass. Acct.
dent caused By broken rail.
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There c0rncth glad tidirc of JOY 70 all
To Young and 80 old. 10 .srcti and To small.
The b"auti which oaee was 80 prcci0gs &aG f.-s
i free FOR nj. ard al may - .lir
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Y B-We k"-p cor>tantlv on hand and for sole
SAVE for WEAK. INFLAMED ard SORE EYES.
that + hi hlv priZ,d nv all have tr Il ia efficacy.
aud thrv trs riluy jy. il trial and yOu will bless
IN dog thai yoG seen t.li- u"'ir' n'i
lift JP e WuEDEN & son.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-07

We tbs ~aar oir4r prizes 70 the ahore anoart re- 81
INCENTIVE, T. fhose of orr patrons who viii exr taeu
10 clah Four PIP - 60 III b. taIeT N tho
h,,ss I'D 9: al -r cea lcrIic fiemds south and west
- ind lsnca woud p. BtsGJ ii changing tn political
-t &C; of aflir, Tn. graf point for which al tle
n rd % II, L ai,r should labor is n" s~eIaaat.cn
~ 4 .rnlcrte truth II il had had equal hearing
with The errors Of car o9psi MS We should neFe- lave
had the terrible crisis OF the last i've years Iant by
i in future 10 have larger sphere OF ins17i;ee
AID circulation.
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Free to EVerYbOdY.

NJ - NV-t tEVtI- Oh :. Is.N u
onlv American agents for the same.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-07

". ErzAEI, Hm. EEv2Ahz, IL r. PEhs1zyo
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-07

Lecturer on Frictionil and yor'Aia F'ectricit,
ani Instructor in Thesreticsl Tclegraphy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-11-21
Making Treason odious.

Read the following special taken
from yesterdays New York papers:
Col Mosby, late Of the Confederate
cavalry, visited the gold room to-
day, and was invited by the Prcsi-
dent TO the platform, Many mem
bers objected and for time great
excitement prevailed. The President
was finally sustained.
Here we have those lowliyed dc.
PRAYED merccrnary gold jobbcrs, who
helped to make up the 10000 con.
federate majority in the city at n. Y.
ut the recent election, inviting the
outlaw, bandit, guerrilla, thief and
murderer, Mosby to take place on
the platform in the stock Exchange
as a distinguished visitor, the same
asif he had done the State some sig
nal civic or military service, instead
OF hanging on the borders Of our
armies, capturing and killing strag
Cling parties, robbing Qnartermas-
tiers trains, &c., This is the Andrew
johnson and democratic way of max
Iingircason odious.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-11-21
Soldiers Monuments.

s. "The citizens Of Madison county
last week laid the corner stone OF q
beautiful monument which they are
going to erect il memory Of those
who lost their lives in putting down
the late rebellion. The monument
will b. Of Vermont marble, 10 feet 10
hight. Tho names Of the honored
dead, about150 ofwhich hayealready
bcen obtained, will be inscribed upon
i. This is q highly comendable un.
dertaking. and one ID which every
city 10 tho county SHOULD gladly con
tribute"
We clip the above paragraph from
lsome onaN fosrsxchan ges, and take
pleasnrsaA noting the fact that in
Madison a wgll ~ in many other
'oounttss ia Iowa, the loyal hearted
people are engaged in erecting mon
uuIcnts commcmorating the patriot.
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down with knapsock ana havcrsack,
musket and canteen and the inevita-
bic .:forty rounds" [laughterl they
mar he'd their laboroas way along. 6
We all remember those rifle pits,
SO closely nnder the fire Of an the
enemy that the swapping ofa finger
might COST man his life.A We oil
remember those i;ncs Of battle III the
face Of the foe; we remember those
advancing skirmish lines, when deaf Ii
lurked in the gIcam Of every gun, and
we can now almost hear those shouts
Iand yells Of defiant hcroism when in
the heat OF the conflict those men
stood side. by sile and shoulder to
ishonide,'-ncv er f;lltering amid the
havoc oftle fray. [Applausc.] The
blood ofrmany OF. the best and bra
vest in our army crimsoncd the soil
| OF Shiloh, Corinth, Chattanooga and
Vick-barg, but many of those with
whom they nsassed and shared the
CONTENTS u u soldiers hnuersack yet
illvcd 10 drop u soldiers tear. over
Ithcir memories, and they yet live to
remember also when it was announ-
Iccd to tllem,in front Of Atlanta lha-
SHERMAN would march to the sea. y
| [Cheers loud and lonE.] Forgetting
all their past sacrifices, aud anxious
only to do their duty, they fell into
line, and under that matchless lead.
ership made tor that army name
which shall last forever, and will
place his name in capitals forever
npon the prges of history. Cheers
They will also remember that other
leader of leaders-that man " no was
their first, commander-with the
highest sentiments of affection. He
knew his men, and Sherman knew
his men when at Kingston, three
years ago, he broke the telegraphie
wires which carried to our friends at
home his and our last message. "All
il woll," and as he broke the rail that
bound us to our Northern home
eleven locomotives, as they sped on
Northward, shrieked and whistled to
him their last glories and last fare
well. [Cheers.] tits fit that we
should honor such men as the private
soldiers Of our army. Earnest in &C
ton they were always merciful in
victory. Rough sometimes in con
duct, they were still tender in affec
ton. [Cheers.1 For / remember
well that it was a soldier of my own
regiment-the fifteenth Iowa-who
himself, wounded and faint from loss
ofblood, staid by our great Chief Nc
Pherson, in his dying moments
Though surrounded by the enemy he
yet scorn, d to forsake his leader
but placed to his lips. qnivering in
their last agony, water from his own
canteen (applause,] and received
from his eyes, fast fading in death
their last, faint glimmering recogni-
ton, and as his great soul went forth
int, the presence OF the God of bat
tics, he felt the last faint, grateful
pressure Of the dying hero's hand
[Applause.] No wonder that these
mon were garlanded, with laurals
when they went home. No wonder
shat men shouted and little children
clapped their hands for JOY. for they
were the pride Of the nation, the de
tenders OF oar liberty, and the won
der oftho world. { immense applause.
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a rmy of the Tennessee.

At the recent meeting Of tho So
cicty Of The Army Of the Tenness-
ce," q banquet was held at the South
ern Hotel, which closed the affair
and at which the following regular
toasts were given: g q
The Government Of the United
States.
The Army ard Navy. Responded
to by Gen Sherman.
fhe Army Of the Tennessee. Re.
spouse by Col. I. L. Dickey.
General Grant, the First Comman
der of the Army of the Tennessee.
Response BY Gen Reid. iiAa8s7 VI
The Honored Dead Of the Army
of the Tennessee a 4atttag
The March to the Sea. Response
by Gen Howard.
Our Comrades of all the Armies OF
the Union. Responded to BY Cen.
Bclknap. 1s.if .ssl f' i3se
Tae Commanders Of the Army OF
the Tennessee. Response by Gen.
Schurz. M sEf 9ea s5 aas
The Memory Of Mcpherson. Rc
sponsc by Gen Strong.
The Volunteer Soldier. Response
by Governor Fletcher.
Thu Loyal Men and Women of the
Union, Response by Capt .in
klink. snoss .sf,s sssts,s,;.e a,
The Future Of america. Response
by Col LOOMS. af , .e. IS.
Our invited Guests. Response b
Hon Henry I. Blow.
A telegram was received from,
Generals Grant and RawliIis, regre,.
ting their ipabiiity to attend the
m ,eting.
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Bark and Bite. J

A few years ago NJ. Du Chailn
treated this torpid, blase nineteenth
Gentry society oI ours to q new sen
sation. He discovered the Gorilla
This beast, as he described it, was
one OF the most dreadful monsters
ever let loose upon a miserable world
The old honcred Devil of our grand.
fathers that now happily, or unhap-
PLY, Us the reader may think best is
declGed to be an, extinct creature,
was . mere tame, purring, pussy
compared with this inbaDitant OF the
African jungle. The new conner, if
we We're to believe NJ. Du Chailu,
mad all the deformitics and hdcous
traits 7, OF old friend Satan, with
senongh additional ingenious, ugly
features both OF mind and person, 70
set up fifty new Tract Societies, each
wltha peculiar style oil tcnd war
ranted to have no resemblance to The
TEND OF any other establishment
We were about to attempt o slight de-
scrlption OF the animal, as set forth
in the animated pages Of NJ. Du Chai-
III. But we remember that among
our subscribers are soft-hcaried, tim
oiuus ~o'n.n' .usalu'ess ooSs' anu
oa'.o" llan1, ""u W. uso'u vi. ..., ~
OF exhibiting the plain, unvarnished
Tail Of the gorilla without warning
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pecl.u ma. aayoou wou'u 70 NAV ,,
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-11-21
Enterprise. Pays.

Old fogies, and antediluvians. prop
erly belonging to the pre- adamitc Pc
Rod, opened their eyes and stood
eghast, when onr entcrprising mer-
chant f. w. Bets. rented the large
store room ad js:ning his, and put into
it six thousand army over coats,
dress coats, tlouses and blankets.
bought at the recent great auction
sale Of government clothing at st.
Louis. Had they stepped in there
on last Saturday and seen his store
literally packed with eager buyers,
while the services Of halt dozen
clerks were required to deliver the
goods and make the change, they
would have had the incredulity knock
ed out Of them, and been convinced
that liberal enterprise always wins.
Persons desiring clothing Of the most
enduring quality, of clooas that never
rnn--to-wit: the army b'ne-and at
prices not equal to one third what it
cost the government, and fully two
thirds lees than the ordinary apparel
can be hougt for elsewhere, had bet.
ter apply at Belts before it is oil
gone, as he informs US that at the
present rate of sales, his stock will be
exhausted in less than two weeks
and that there is no more ofthe same
sort and at the same prices to be pur
chased in the United States.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-11-21

Red jacket, the famous Indian
chief, wasra celebrated orator. Col.
Smelling, Of the United States Amry,
was great friend Of the chief, and
being ordered to Governors Island,
Red Jacket addressed him as follows:
"Brother, hear you are going to
a place called Governors Island.
hope You will be Governorsyoursclf.
4 understand you white people think
children blessing. hope you will
have a thousand. And above all,
hope, wherever you 60, you may
never find whiskey above two shil.
lings a quart. "