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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11
A Nice Little Fortune.

Many of our readers are probably tot
aware that in the Island Of Cuba, the Span
ish Govefnment have an enterprise, known
as the '1loyal HAVANA Lottery" ei'ift.y
under the control of tAe governments, cid
drawn every seventeen days, distributing
prizes Of different amounts, from One Hun
drcd Thousand Dollars to Two Hundred
Dollars; and amounting in the aggregate,
to Three Hundred and Eighty Four Thou
sand Dollars in Gold.
At the drawing Of June sth, one prize OF
Fifty Thousand Dollars found IL. way to
New York City. Two genticmcn in Mas
sachusetts were the lucky r.sscssors Of
One Half of This Ticket; Two in Rhode Is
land, One Quarter, tine in Chicago. One,
Eighth; and, ono in New York, One Eighth.
When it is taken into account Tint these
prizes are paid in Gold, nj the present raj >,
One Hundred and Thirty:Eight per cent;
Il viii not Be much of an operation for
any school boy to tell what it is worth in
GrecnSack.. The parties who were the
fortunate owners of this windflll, had the
ticket Cas!ed 10y Taylor & Co., IG Wall
ST., \. Y; who Import these tickets direct
from Havanna, and disposed of the ore
above mentioned.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11

EDITOR REprBLIcAN.-0n Tuesday af-
ternoon We had the pleasure Of attending a
Picnic and Exhibition given by the Select
School at the close of this its first term,
dhring which it has been under the Super
intendence ct Miss JENNIE TISsLEY All
present could but acknowledge that the
performances reflected the highest credit
upon both teacher and scholars. It would
be hard to decide who was best where all
were good and evidenced desire to excel.
The singing contributed very much toward
making the exercises pleasant. After an
hour thus passed all went home apparent
ly well pleased with the entertainment.
Miss INsLEY deserves the thanks of her
patrons for the faithful manner in which
she has discharged her duty.
w L n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11
PREMIUMS.

DESTROYS of Increasing the circulation of
the REPUBLICAN, as well for our own as
for the benefit of the cause it advocates,
fe offer the following
PREMIUMS
to such as feel disposed to canvass their
neighborhoods for new subscribers:
Any person getting up club of eight
subscribers and $40 in cash, shall have the
ninth copy gratis, and also handsomely
bound copy OF Ned NsYlns the News
Boy, or Street Life in Boston, an intense
ly interesting work of 400 pages, retail
price $500, by Henry Morgan the poor
mans preacher. Rs
For a club of ten new subscribers and
$40 in cash, the getter up shall have copy
gratis, and presented besides with hand
somely bound and splea didly illustrated
work of 5i6 octave pages, entitled ''Anec-
dotes, Poetry and Incidents of the War,
the retail price of which is 1918. :,
For a club of 10 new subscribers and
$50 in cash, the getter up shall have a copy
gratis; also splendid steel engraving enti :
tied Celebrated Authors Of Am.rica," 81
10y 40 inches, worth s. at retail.
For club OF % new subscribers and
80 in cash, an extra copy will be sent the
ectter up, a,se copy of Karper's Illustre
ted Weekly, or New Monthly Magazine
whichever may be preferred, and. ono 6f
the above ensrayings .re
Intending to adopt the cash system as
soon as possible, al club subscribers will
be discontinued at the end of TIE time p.d
for
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11
The hog and SAs laws in This city have


The hog and eeg laws in this city have
expired by limitation, we presume. from
the number OF these quadrupcds we see
peraEbBiaiins the streets. The hog law
scarcely, and now the grunterS roam round
at ~ II is h.rl to enforce hog law
in . small city Ike this, from the fact that
caS-s OF great hardship oacar if the law is
rigid1y enforced. bat it is a pity that it is
so, or rather, 1t is pity that we cannot
have an unexccptionable hog law for the
protection OF those who want to keep the
grounds in front of their premises smooth
ari clean Hogs are undoubtedly great
Nuisance IN towns, and, in oar opinion, no
one living in town ought to raise them or
keep them inside the corporation. They
create much more filth than they destroy,
and consequently generate disease; there
fore, the public coed requires their ban
ishment. 1t is argued that even if the cit
liens of town kept no hogs those belong
ing to farmers around would wander in,
and thus we should be troubled with them
any how. May be so, bit not to the same
extent, we think, and besides, if we had
no town hogs, it would not probably be
long before some plan would be devised
to prevent the. visit of country hogs. 1t
will not be many years before We will have
State law, as they have in some OF the
older States already, and in most Of the
European States, to prevent animals Of all
kinds from running at large. Indeed, we
are not sure but the time has already arri-
we'd when the enactment of such law in
Indiana would rebound to the Interest oil
the greatest number.
Our opinion of dogs has been heretofore
given. We still think il all their tails
were cut off just behind their ears the pub
lie would not be greatly damaged; at any
rate they should be kept at home, and il
found on the public highway without a
muzzle, amy time of year. should be shot.
Read the article on ith page on the sheep
and dog interests.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11

The remark is often made at this season
of the year, by persons, and especially by
physicians: I'VE are going to have a good
deal Of sickness This summer and fall. !"
The climate and character of the season
give REASONS for these remarks. We be-
licve in the principle of Life Insurance,
but like Health Insurance. better. We re-
ceive and enjoy ia betefits while living to
the amount we insure. TO The laborihg
class, and all those thus dependent, it is
esq ...ally attractive, and desirable. If
any one holding policy in Health In
surancc Company gets sick he will draw
more in two weeks than his policy cost,
should his disability continue SO long.
We have policy giving weekly benefit
Of $l5, in case of sickness, and would adj
wise all to initiate our example in this res
pect In health provide against adversely.
Whitmore & Pershing are agents for the
sAmericah Health Insurance Company"
If you WANT a fine Boot made 60 to
PARIS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11

NoMINATED.-We neglected last week to
Office the fact that Gen. REUB. WILLIAMS,
of the Northern Indianidn, had been
nominated for County Clerk, by the Re
publicsts Of Kosciusko County. General
w. deserves this reward in return not on
ly for the services rendered the country On
the battle field, but for his devotion Il the
great .Republlcancaase for a i6tg series of
years. His labors have largely lco,stfibu-
ted to the success and healthy condition of
the party in that county, and he ought to
be elected by the largest majority on the
ticket.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11
CONSUMPTION CJkABLk BY
mr. sCrIENCR,S MEDIcINES Z

TO CUTS CoysUMPrfOS, the s,sien, must ~
prepare ~ ths the lunrs viii heaL To accomplish
this tac liver and stomach ma fra BE- c'eaacd ani
en- ip2ogfe crce.el good who,esomc iood, which,
~ tho e medicines viii Ne ae-l properly, and
good bea ~ hood male; thus building up the
coast.iuiion. sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
ceAsc the stomach OF az bilio1s nccunu-
L. ;oas; AID, b. using the Sea Weed Tonic in con-
pec.i or the appetite is rcxorcd.
SCHzSCK'S PULHOSIC sEEUr Is nufri-sors
we medicinal, and. by uSln- the three rcnrd;es
oil in,piri.ic, ere expslel IRON he sysicni, and
good wbolesoirc bleed laeie. which win repcI all
di-os pasiclts win ts-e these medicines accord
ins 70 directions, Consumption very frequently in
Is Ia: sage icGs rca lily 10 their action Take the
pile luclily, to cleanse the liver and stomach. II
docs nc. sollow tlS bscalse the bowels ara not
tive thcy are nc. required, for sometimes in diarr-
hoxtAev are necessary. The storncch m net he kept
hcathy. and 81 appetite crettcd to allow the Put.
,nolie S,rup 10 act on he re2raory organs properly
AM ala any irritation Tbel eli thai /. required to
per ora pernajont cure lie, to prevent taking
cold. L.rrcise about the rooms b much Is possible,
CT al The richest iood-at meal game, and, in tact,
anything the eiaotte Graves; but be particular and
'" well LID ". CT Ing. II.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11


The resthei during the past week has
been delightful, and fine for harvesting,
excep, i part of Monday afternoon, during
the wind and rain storm which prevailed,
bat We have heard no particular complaint
OF damage to the wheat fields therefrom,
as we expected.
The farmers are now busy harvesting
and from every Quarter Of the. county We
have the most cheering reports in regard
to the quantity and quality of the wheat
crop. We have not ad such an abundant
yield for several years. There is no rust
and the weeVil has not done as much dam
age rs was feared. Should the weather con-
tinue favorable few days longer the crop
will be secured and safe beyond peradyen-
turc or accident.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11

$500 90 will be paid il, upon analysis of DR..
II KcKrLts VsGEraBIE Adrk CURE, it is found 10
contain any QUININE, ARSENIC. STRYCHNINE
OF POISON. or any ingredient but what is PURE
LY VEGETABLE, as its name indicates
De. iiEcKfBL's vsutrAfrK AGILE CURE does
not break down the system in one part to remove
the dseass in another. II has stood the test and
performed cures when all other medies had failed
1T CURES INSTANTLY, and in no instance will
the psrson have more than one Chill after the first
Dose aud in the majority of cases not that. 1t
accomplishes its work by DESTROYING THE
CAUSE Of. the disease. 1t contains no Quinine. ho
Arsenic, no Mineral no Poison.
Callfor DR.. HEcKELLs yEGEGABLE AcUE CURE and
take no other. Do nctbe imposed upon by having
yoar Druggist tradssmsn tell you he has sorae-
hing else equally good For sale by Druggists and
Dealers centrally. V-rrFw
PERsHING & BROWN,
Agents for Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11

WITH Four METALLIC QUALIFIcATIoNs a
man may be pretty sure ofearthly success.
These. are GoLD in his pocket SHvER in
his tongue, BRASS in his'face, and Iron in
his heart. e-~ x
But for tonic appetizer, and as a gen.
tie stimulant, there is reliable yi-tue in
has ever been so popular)or done half so
much good; Let all who have net already
tried this great stomachic, at once test its
quality I'VE understand thatthe Druggists
and Grocers Of thissection are selling vast
quantities, and that scarcely a family is
without it. -. +. 80 s-ey :, 35Tt2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11
tf.IN Az.

GILMAN.
plain stat ement of facts. l inherited Scrofula
aud rlany of m, relations have dIsd Of II. In 1889
my frighfu. Ttmdrs and ulcers spread I'M
til in lSi2, uhiier the advice Of MY physicians ]
went to Avon Springs. received DO beneh,-triei
every molicine and did everything could. had
20 rest my arm on cushion, and had not been able
raise it my head for year. The discharge
rom two Ulcers nearly pint 1ay. Ampu;a-
ton was recommended; but pronounced dangerous
could not sleep, and my sunerinys were intoerstle
4 friend brought me an English physician who up.
Piled salve with which he said he had accomplished
extraordinary cures in the hospitals in England.
1t commenced to relieve; persisted in les use; it
finally effected bertsa and eatire cure. 1t is now
1918. 1t is five years since had the appearance Of
sroiulous Sore and my health he been good over
incs. procured tn, re;eipt Of this wonderful ar
ic:e-.his blessing of humanity-a have called il
p. iE's CIrM,x SAVE, and allow the public to use
for rot AZ they choose. This Is bri6f but trndid
sta,enent, given more fully in my circular.
GENEVA, New York; December, 1913.
>. N. PAGE.
Nrw York, Oct. lG, 1866
IL have known J. NJ. Page. Esd, OF Geneva N. Y
for many fears. lie Is One Of the FIST citizens o
westeth New York saw him last week in good
health, lis case most remarkable one, but
tuaIly true ia every particular. {es
tSigncd) DEaAs BsRNEs."
We have watched the unaided but growing fav r
ofsPAqs's CLraAk siLvE,". and availing oursel, e
of the knowledge OF its wonderful curative powers
have become propriesors of the same ..t.s ~
1t is sure cure for Burns, Scalds, serofula, Salt
Rhcum Fever Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Bites
Chi b aims, Stings, Bruises, Cuts, SweIIinSs. Re-
whether upon man or beast. 1t subducs pain and in
snmation With surprising celebrity. ard heals burn
without scar. No family should Ice without it, L
is always wanted, and is always ready. We will for
felt dozen boxes for any single failure. We believe
there nything like it In the world. II is
put up in tin boxes, surrounded by full circular
giving Facts directions, testimonials, &C. and be
ordered through any respectable Druggist through
out the world. Price only % cents. = 49,
att So waffE ROWLAND.
Successors to j. NJ, PAsE, izr LrsERrr srRrEr, New
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11

MRS. DUNHAM

>, Would inform the ladies Of Plymouth
and vicinity that she has opened her Milf
merry Store in the room back of The book
store, lately occupied by the, posiofiice,
where she will keep Coop ASSORTMENT
of MILLINERY GooDs on hand, at as low
prices as can bc found in Plymouth
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11
To CONSUMpTiVES.

The advertiser. having been restored to health in
a f'w wccks by very simple remedy. after having
suffered fr several years With d lung Affection
and that dread disease Consumption-is anxious TO
max, known 10 his fslloa -suff rsrs the means Of
cure.
.Eipton used free of charged. Wi ~ TIC directions
hi preparing and using the same. which f2ey Gill
find cure for Consumption, AsthI,,l. Bronch-
It's, Coughs. Colds, and all Throat and T.IiE Ar
fettons. Tho only object Of the advertiser send
inr the prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
sl'rea if'rIation which he conccives I've invait;-
anc, AMI Ie hopes every sufferer will try hts
Nv, ~ il wil cost them nothing. and may prove u
hessing F.rties wishing the prescription, free by
return mail, Viii please address
REV. EDW ARD \. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
May 10. lss1.-sn ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11
TESTIMONIALS:


To al ryhom Il 1Muy Cohcern:
| was. taken sick with "a Bilious Fever,
which changed in time and assumed Ty-
phoid character of the worst form. which
left me insensible for thirty 1901 days
Medical skill was exercised to its utmost.
which lee me free lin part of fever, and
PROSTATE.
Immediately | was seized with pain in
my right hip, swelling ensucd until II be
came aii alarming sight. | cOnld find no
relief until PR. s, B. COLLINS was called
in. who prescribed for me, and found i'm
m"dilte relief, anu permanent cure in
fifteen days.
..tSigncd,1. CHARLES sMIfH.
We, the Undersigned, certify to the above
as true.
PERRY kANNARD.
MARGARET A. KANNARD. .
MARY MATTHEW'S,
NJ II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11
The gepablifath
LOCAL DEPAR TMENT.

JOB WORK.-M. George b. Lind
soy, t6ho has worked for a gear past
in one Of the best JOB Offices in Chi
caJo, has taken charge Of the job De
partment Of this office. Those ,cont-
ing Job Work, plain or fancy, are re-
Quested to. call and examine spoci-
mems.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11

INfoRrAsr.-We deem it important to
let thetublic know that s. s. Lazy, at the
old p. o. stand, has the finest and best
spectaclcs ever made They are something,
ne~ 80 aud see them aha go away Sec
Ee. Chicago Clocks for fotir dollars.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11

NNrE VILLAGE, Elportt Co Ind. 1853.
For six wears | was afflicted with LIVER
Disease which prevented me from doing
any work. Also. in connection, a chill
d lilly. and followed up h. night sweats.
proving great Inconvenience to me. with
much severe pain. give up all hope of
recovery. In fact eminent physicians Of
every school pronounced me incurable.-
But through the agency of DIR. Collins | am
perfectly restored To health
NATHANIEL II. BARKER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11

PLYMouru MAR1Er. Wheat, best, 81
-, Corn, she led, 80 cts, uns0Gnd no sale;
Oats, 10 TO Is cts.s Rye, 30 cts; Potatoes
so cts; Floor, best, : per Dbl; Rye Flour
s. per evil; Corn Meal Sl.15 per cwt.;
Butter, grocers pay IL /, cts. peril; Eggs.
II cts. per doz.; Bacon, Ham frsn stores,
20 cts. per ID. Shoulders IL cts. per b.;
Sides, II cts. per lb.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11
Valuable Medicine-pr. Poland.

Valuable Medicine.-Dr Poland's White
Tine Compound. advertised In our columns. is sue
ccssf;, attempt to combine ami apply the medicinal
virtues Of the White Pine bark. 1t has been thor
oughly tested by reoPle in this city ami vicinity and
the proprietor has testimonials to its value from
sons well known to citizens. We recommed its
trial in all those cases Of diseases to which il is
adapted. 1t is Tor saleby all our druggists.
Apri. 19,-;fm.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11
Invalids and owners OF Pianos shouId
read the new advertisements iosia$


TIE FoUgTI es JULY.-'rhere VAS NJ
reg'ilir celebration of this great day at this
place, btt every one almost seemed to re
s'.fG il With veaor zion and respect. Ma
ny s.hstainel from labor entirely. s,fas en-
joyed themselves apparently as well as if
there had been 4 regular, organized and
pompOus celebration Of The day. The ju-
yeniles ESPECIALLY seemed to enist them
selves firing shooting crackers, which they
KEEP, up inccSSlnil, ftom early dawn Until
late at night, except when interrupted By
the refreshing shower of rain which fell
about the middle Of the Afternoon. Some
ad,Ilts sos tt Ia enjoy themselves and dis
play their patriotism by getting - sht.
One poor fefinw cot so maddcusd with Ii
quor that he smashed French plate glass
with his fist, in ". u f4eE Bros show
case. which vii! cost him probably SO.
soon after this occurrence he went across
the stieet to HaS,anger's saloon whea he
pulled out Il revolver, ii is said, and threat
encd 10 shoot any oHe that ihtericrcd with
hilf., and while foarishine his weapon in
the most reckless manner, was Knocked
down and his face pounded into jely
Some say he was pounded oyer the face
and heal with beer -mallet in the hands
If the proprietor ofthe safoon- However
this nay be he, presented a bloody Sight
when brought out by the back NAV on to
the street shortly after, and we expected to
see him drop down dead or in dying
condition every minute, but he die not,
and after an hour or So, left town afoot,
/ for his home in Polk township. y report
that he was dead was extensively circula-
ted on Sunday, but we have been unable
to- find any one that knew any thing about
it, The report was probably false.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11
IAPnprr Ian 90 lece

LAPOl.TE, Jan. 20, 1866.
Ipa- Cor,LINs-SIR; feel like giving my
testimony in favor of your treatment in my
case. and for the benefit of suffering hu-
manitv ut large. / have been afflicted with
Hip Disease for thirty 800 years, never ex-
pe.ted Il cure. | have tried many means
but in vain. until you laid your hindS on
inc. and ! have never felt the pain since:
in fact believe am entirely well.
GABRIEL DRoLLINGER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11
Take MO More Poison.
DR.. s. B. COLLINS,

La PORTE, IND,
Would respectfully announce that he
will be in
nLYMOUTH, at the Parker House.
July Is, Is, and II,
BOURBON, at the -American- House,
July is and 10,
WARSAW, July 90, 81, % and %,
For THE purpose OF practicing his profes
sion. Dr.. Collins would call the attention
Of The invalid to the important fsct. that
ubon.a correct diagnosis or exaniuifi6a of
ATTY 'Hlsease sill depehd the result, gcncr-
ally, of its trtatmctA, 1t is not altogether
new truths in physiology, new theories Or
new remedies that signalize The skill of the
Practitioner, IL is rather an accurate and COM
prefensive knowledge'6t Medical Science,
coupled with that intuitivc perception
which is not itself a mystery, but normal
faculty of the human mind, Which, when
developed, gives pre-eminence TO the true
physician, and enables him to discern the
nature of disease ere he prescribes for is
cure. Such, in fact, is the Criterion of
Medical Skill.
The Doctor wishes also TO call the at
tcntion of the afflicted to the MAGNET
EC TREATMENT, which he has
been practicing for years, and bv means of
which he has cured cases beyond the reach
of all medicine. such as Consumption of
the Lungs, Inflammation of the Liver. both
acute and chronic; Dyspepsia. Spinal AZ
fections, Paralysis or Palsy, all nervous
diseases, diseases of the Heart, Scrofula,
Fits, Chronic DiarrhGa. Acute Inflamma
tionof the Eyes. and all Female Diseases of
every name, grade and character
Female Weakness cfred in short time
by Magnetic and Medical treatment. An
durable diseases yield readily under his
treatment.
Call and see the Doctor before taking
treatment elsewhere. He is confident of
giving satisfaction TO his patients, as he
has done for the past seven years in the
city of Laporte. He respectfully asks a
peIusal of the following
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11
LAPoRrE, Ind. Jan. IL. ISe,

WAS afflicted for many years with Liver
and Kidney Disease. | applied to many
eminent physicians but found no relief. /
Was pronounced incurible by all. | then
called upon DR.. Collins who cured me in
twenty days. now weigh one hundred
ana fifty pounds (I5O), which is more than
ever before. The cure was perfect, for |
am now as well as ri my recovery.
PHOEBE OSTRANDER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11
Piano Tuning,
and Repairing.

Piano Maker, in Fort Wayne, and for
number Of years an cmpioye of Shoema-
ker & Co, Piano Manufacturers in Phila-
delphia will be in Plymouth, Thursday
and Friday, Qo-day and tomorrow, )
and offers his services in TUNING AND
REPAIRING PIANOS. Satisfaction
warranted in all cases. Orders may be
left at the Parker House. EJuly IL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11

MrsrA1E.-fhe number OF our last Issue
shoail have been 81 instead of 33. Our
foreman neglected when he made up the
forms to alter he hunbcts, and we did
not notice the emission until it was too
late to cores, II. .sfe fe
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11

SAIE VILLtGE, Ltporte Co. Inl.. 1853
Causes not herein mentioned Uterine
llemorrh4gc cnsued which hafiied the med
zeal facaltv far and near Nv life was In
danger AMI at last was prevailed upon to
send for DR., Collins. He did not come hut
sent me medicine Which relieved NV in five
minutes liemorrhage ceased anil per
manent cure Was effected in five davs.
MARY +. DROILINGFK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11

S ANsmark opposite the direction on pa
pers signifies that the time paid for has or
viii cxpiN inrtws or three weeks, and that
a renewal is respectfully solicited.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11

Gl101eIEs.-Nelley, Kendall & Co
have just received = large stock Of Family
Groceries, which they are offerin.:. whole
sale anu retail at very small, advance on
cost. They inyitc especial attention to
heir new stock OF latest STYLE Glassware.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-11

Splendid Steel Odltivators fer sale at the
Red Warehouse
Also, 20 Barrels Louisville Water Lime.
25tf CLEAvELAND & REEVES.