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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

From and after Aug 2G;h 1851. trains will leave in
in connection with nil western Inns follows:
From T-NEIPK IND S.iLfK4XI.i-1, New l ril
time from Union dep0ts
$50 T. r. HITI EXPRESS. From Dunlir'l. CSundays
cxcrptcd.( Stops at Salamanca. 10 % a M. and
connects 1T liornelsyile and Corning with the \.
cypress mail from Buffalo and arrive, in New ok
100 A NJ.
235 T. r. LYGFTNTNG F-yP7T-SS. from Salamsnca,
(suudays excepted. stops IT Hcrne>ye 5.25 =. II.
Supper nter-ccjinr with the 40 train from Buffalo
and arrives in New York at 1.00 Il.
AS p " NV YORK NTGVT EXPRESS from Dun
kirk (SnnClay - cXcepted steps ut Salamanca 655 p.
II Olean 30 Pm Turner's 9.Jti and arrives in
Few York at II 30 +. II connecting with afternoon
trains and steamers for Boston and New England cit
les.
c. 80 r. u CINfYN(IN1T III EXIRESS. from Dunkri.
tSundays exccptcd.) stops at Salamanca Il.5J NJ,
and connects orrcil<vilc with the II % train from
Buffalo arriving, in New Oril 3,25
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

CoUxT1 TAIg-Rcmembcrt that our county
Fair commences On the 2Gth of the present
month The time is drawing near Every
fair, and w should this yer have an exhibi-
ton worthy Of the industrial interests Of Mar
shall county.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

Read the new advertise mcnts in to-day 5
paper of shook &, IIitc, erocers, also il. +.
Langenbaugh, grocer Those who advertise
are the men to trade with They arc liberal
minded men, and viii be found upright AMI
fair in all their DEALINGS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

22to 81 Miles the sEIo3TEsT ROUTE

Al trains running directly through to New YORK.
60 10 MILES WITHOUT cHAHGE OF COACHES.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

Wor.:men are at lat busily engaged tear
ing Gown tie oil Nuisance across \ GLOW Riv-
cr. 50 lonr m-gall,da bridge. Material for
t!.e new Structure, ~ for boistering up the
Oh oa,, - on the g;ou;4t, and VII be rapidly
moulded iato Shape for The new structure
Ne are informed tl.ai J. i:fo"u!,c IS fitting
n the bridge aluos. 'xciu~ivelv al his own
expense and that il viii uc rea..y for use III
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

ADVERTISERS AGENTs-W. Il. SCHRo-
pER 81 Dearborn street, aal Cook, CoBrRN
y Co s. Dearborn St. Chicago, Ills, ;. VI.
i.ErrINGILL New York City, and GEO /.
POWELL u Co, 81 Congress 81 Boston Mass
are authorized 10 receive advertisements Tor
the DEMOCRAT
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

There has been quite an increase in the
amount o sickness in his locality Within tic
last week or two, mostly chil!s and fever,
and bilious remittcut and intermittent fc-
vers There is, however, 10 more sickness
here than is common at this season Of the
wear in most western localities.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12
IRON RI-FF.tL By New York tirln from Depo
c..- E,-1l.l l..n- nd Aii.liLcnll Strn.ts

FROM BTFFtL9-Bv New York tim" from Depot
cor. Exchange and Michigan Streets;
5.45 L. u NV YORK M FNp2E,5S. lSuniay-
Guchanna 81 T. ~. (dne) Turner 10 NJ. sup
and arrives in New York 1920 +. II. Connects AZ
Great Bend with Delaware. Lackawanna * Western
train Or Nv jersey railroad for Philadelphia, BAiti-
more ard Washington.
son /. u EyFLy,,~ MN. via Avon ard IIorneliz-
vile (Snndays exccp;ei arrives in New York al 100
A. Il: connects AT Elmira with North"rnccntra rail
way for HARRISBURG. Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
iu.tOn and points south.
a.2o r. =. LYGHTNINfi EMPRESS Sundays except
ed stops at iorneIisyi'.e - ?. NJ (supD and arrives
i'm New York 100 CONNECTS at iersry city with
morning Express train OF New jersey Railroad for
Baltimore and Washington. and III New York wiki
morning Express train Tor Boston and New England
cities
go p r. WV YORK NEfHTFKPRE'SS daily. stops
al Portage $50 p NJ. utcrscctng n iIorH"sye with
thr TO train f.om DunAril, and arrives in Ac'y
0r!l At i2.33 T.. y.
t1.so p r. cyY17vyATY EMPRESS. (saniavs OK
c'ptcdl stops 1T Su>IHeh >nnah 80 A VI: lblft->
Turner 10 J.. tGincl and arrives in New ork al
30 =. u. connects at Elmira. with northern Central
r. Il; Tor Harrisburg. Philadelphia. baltimore. Wash
in-on. points SoTth; at Great md with Delaware
LackaWanhA IL rster' railroad i0r scranton trent
and Philadelphia and at New \ nrk with afternoon
trains and steamers for Boston and Eew England cit
Cnly one train cast on SUNDAY leaving Buffalo at GlC
r. NJ, and reaching New York 1t l2.30 L. VI.
Boston ana New England passengers. with their bag
gage are transferred FREE 81 cddrJe i'll New York.
To pleasure travellers the line Of the Eric railway pre-
Sents many objects Of interest. passing through The
beautiful valleys of the Chenung. Su>auchanna. Della
ware and RamapO rivers. ever Changing PANORAMIC
of natures beauties commands at eItion.
Tho best ventilated ana most luxurious sleeping
coaches ~ TIE WORLD accompany all night trains
on this railway.
BIGG1GE CHECKED UROUGH
Ind .flre al,c;ys as low rs aay o1aer roae.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
Which can be obtaiued at at principal Ticket Offices il
the west and southwest.
H. RIDDLF, w r. BIRR
~ D.-r a.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12
P,tts5aryh, VT. Wayne * Chicas q
Railway.

On and after April % 1867 Trains viii leave Stations
,iv Sabbath= cxcep.ed) follows: Train leaving
Chicago ut $50 p. NJ, Leaves daily.l
TEAMS GONG FEST
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

The County Treasurcrs Office i undergo
ing repairs The old piasteiing is being pull
cd off and new coat put on in its place
The move is good one. Our county officers
are putting their Offices in as good shape as
possible, and will Go the best they can until
the new offices are built
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

The Board of Commissioners at its recent
session, awarded the County Asylum for ar
other year to Mr. c. W. Boyd, the present
incumbent. There was quite a spirited con
test between those who were DESTROYS OF td-
king charge of that institution. and the price
was in consequence materially reduced The
farm Is in very fine condition. the inmates OF
the Asylum hive been well cared for and the
institution is in better state than ever be-
fore
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12
BIGGIGE CHECKED THROUGH
.iaa. ftee alte;ys as lo'e as asy otaer roa@.

ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
Which can be obtaiued at principal Ticket Offices in
the west and southwest.
H. R[DDLF w Il. BIRR,
Gent Supt. Gen'l Pass ag'L
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

The Social Hop that was talked of Tor this
evening at Corbn & Bcnson's Hall, has been
postponed until next Thursday evening
Leifcls Band promises to furnish music for
the occasion, which is sufficient TO insure "a
large Attendance md q pleasant time
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

The petition of citizens OF inwood and Vi
ciniiy, for the formation ola new Township
out ofCenteranl Bourbon, which was beiort
the county commissioners At their last session
was postponed for further consideration an
investigations We believe the propositio;i
is oppose bya rcmonslFanee from number
of citizens from the same locality.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

Stegman IS Bergman do not make then
selves known 10y challenges and blows, bu
only hy their good and durable work they ar
manufacturing, which gives general satistao
tion 10 the whole community. Give them ;
call. two doors north of Hills bakery.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

9iScO.uGic;: o. Part1 crSh!,c.
Notice is hereby given TIA: Tie partnership
heretofore existing be;reen Alleman NussbauEi
Is dissol;cd 10y ual co.'s
Al. Al Imam
I-2s L. NU>BAUM.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

Hos CHoLERA.-We are informed by Mr..
G. W. Wright, wellto-do farmer OF this
county, that the hog cholera is prevailing TO
an alarming extent among hogs owned
by farmers south of town. 4 large number
have already died from the effects ofthis NAL
ady and the disease seems to be on the m
crease among fat hogs. and in some instances
is taking off Young ,Ips
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12
1900 Y2S;2

Made Agents. male and female in selling BY subscrpton
MckEkZiE'S GREAT FAMILY RECEIPT BOOK,
containing 10 Uo practice receipts pertaining
tnet SUBJECTS and the most popular and valuable
hind published also, Tor GOLDEN PEN, suPereedng all
Others where Introduced FOR ciVus and sample
close stamps and address, 81. V. B. GOWN, Lafayette
Indiana
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

one SHnLINGi Handsome Prints, good
cloth-warrantcd fast colors, at one shilling
yard Blcached muslin at one shilling .
yard, quite good Yard wide unblcached mus
lin at one shilling yard. Crash for hand
towels at one shilling yard. Linen hand
kerchicf< at one shilling. Twelve dozen shirt
buttons for one shilling. Coiis OF Boots y
Shoes. Piles Of Carpets, and thousand
smaller articles on sale at Wcstervelt * Cos
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Attachment and
Garuis bee.
James Burkey

lNS & Va Il = 70 AEGt..
James Burkey
Attachment
Nicholas LEONARD and GaruisLee
Frederick SIayIly. Gariishcc.
Notice is hcrcbr ci -en 10 m. defendant Nicholas
Leonord, th1t tn above entitled cause j. pending be-
fore ad he viii b. heard ana determined by
me AZ my nic, ia Center TJwnahp Marshall CurEty.
Indiana. Oh The 9Th day OF picmher. 1871. a Clock
s. NJ JOHN G. Osborne Justice Ts2AI1
81
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

The b.st ventilated ana most luxurious sleeping
coaches ~ TIE WORLD accompany all night train:
this railway.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-27
WoDr mud 1enr

When The constitution Is weak ami tho system dc
pressed by thr nmt t,ar oI bsiucas iiir which
n'akcs such Tremendous drafts upon tho iu,Iy amt mind
'i ID s'o hca'thiul un strengthening resort
cd TO- will onHuc and disease creep unawa,ea
upon tic victim Of negligence. But IT
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTEnS
which Is genial aud purely vegetable stiuuan bc
timely administered. the organization Will resist uni
bailie tho veins Of epidemic and chaugcs OF
Incidental to this season OF The year. which disorder the
nerves OF the fcote.
lhero Is au uctirs aud permanent vitality In this
remedy wnicL will prove grea, beI,Bt to the broken.
down aud shattered constitution Il Is tho only ,o,.
OF which the stimulating prucplr is PERFECTLY pur la
basis IL the essential prlnciptc Of sound rye which Is
Admitted by analytical chemiss to bc tue most harmless,
pf sinulauts. aud this iui il refined frou cr,ldities
which belong to 1t as II tile turcr
The other ingredients composed Of medical plants
and herbs. nnd contain not harmful rlemc ut In u
"eiE composition. September -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-27

Rev. r. FULLER, ID. D.-The many friends iu
this city and State Of this distinguished divine will
be pleased to read the following testimony 10 his
abilities by one thoroughly competent to give an
opinion:
Rev. J. l.. nj. CuBnY, OF Alabama, recently re-
turned from Europe, after hearing Dr. SrURaEoN,
OF London, pronounces DIR. r. FULLER, of Balt-
more, to lie superior to him as all orator. So says
the Religious Herald.
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MlSCELLAN EOUS,


DIANO-FORTES--GHA SQUARE AND
Il UPRluHl.-whirh ara nnw arknt,w l,iipc.I I,, h,
by Tho Leading Artists IA this country. SUPERIOR Tn,
hHt UttittS IN haitttluh. tnc,r instriI,Irni, ms
srss every ntiSrn Improvement. tr arrcs VIZ,
finished In CARVED ami PLA1H RUSEwOtID CASES
embracing every variety ot nylo. Zach has Tho full
METALLIC FRAME. OHEns1RuSti BASS with or with.
out Inc usralo arrongenent!. Zach has tho FRENCH
GRA Nd ACTION. Acknowledged TO be superior To- uny
other In rapd execution. These Instruments are ali
SEVEN. SEVEN AND QrARrER uud sEvES ASp A rIIIun
ooIAvEs; constructed OF THOROUGHLY SEASONED MOOD
AID OF tile hnes anu hrst uateriHl For GREAT rrHEn
BiSoiSa QUALITIES, bwEErSGss und PURITY on tuSr
througlont heeltlro REuiSrER: EIEnANcE uF FINISH
and CHEAT DURABILITY. the Plano Fortrs Of Me,srs
JENNlS SON are unsurpassed by any other maker, i'm
ihe MURiD. and have taken tile HIGHEST PREMIUM
WHEREVER EXHIBIT I'D. Thr sauls facilities wI,ir,
snabie tli4 irm to produce SUPERIOR lSSrRuAIEST
also rnabc thcin 10 oerr thrr PIANO fDKTIS IN tI,r
public at Twenty rrSr. lower than a,Iy utnrr r.r
GLASS; manufacturer In thr country.
The special attention at Dealers Teachers a,,l ,,I,,r.
Is Invites. To- tlr examination OF hrs. Pianos ir max.
Ing Their selectiou Elsewhere Every Instrument il ny
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. Drsrrnii,, rn,
als sent to oil parts Of the country ulu application All
tltess. JESSYS 4 SONS
Nos ?33 apII 235 East aist street,
pet"tou .u anu 3d Avenues New York.
September AZ Ivr
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CRIspER COMA

CRIspER COMA,
For Curling the Hair Of either Sex into Wayy
and alossy Ringlets or Heavy Massive -
Curls.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADlR AND GENTLE.
ID MEN can tesutify themselves thousandfold.
IL is tho only article In tho world that will curl srnght
hair and Il tho time give beautful. glossy ap
Tho Crspor Coma not only eurls the hair but
nysorstes beautiecs and eleanses Is highly and do:
the kind ever offered to tho Amt rcan public. Tho
Crsper Coma will be sent to any address. sealed and
postpaid for 81, ~ H'#'tt'
Address all orders to
-, No. 8 West FAyetts street, syracuse. N. :.
March 80 Tyr
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ruIit.iG NOTICE.
urrtcr ctrr1 or Corss1L,,

May lsG.j
lr following SrTtton 0f Au Ordinance to abolish The
Office ri Sl1itticnt OF Streets 10 provide tor Keep
ing ihr streets Lanes. Allcys, and open tue
CITY oil Charleston Cean, and for other PURPOSES"
hereby published Tor the Information OF ull concerned
For the due protection OF tho said contractor con-
trac,tr< fur'r orddn:i That every owEcr lcsscc
"ctnTaht hud tenant OF ahy premises fronting in my
stcct. lane, alley, or open conr shall every dag
sundays cHc:pted) have the dirt filth. garbage
ninl placed in front Of his or her lot IN barrel bor
heap and i'll readiness for tho contractor by the hour
la day OF SoTcmber In every and by the hour
nine oclor6 a. M from the Grst day Of November to
tho first day OF May following And ahy person olond-
ing herein, or pllcln. DIRT h, earbngc. other
ofsi III street. auc alley. open court aor tho
hours above named shall br subject to inc not less
tha two than hyo dollars, Tor each and avery
onrncr. 10 ha imposed by the Mayor.
Iy onlrr ". II. SMITH.
MaS IL Clerk @! Conncii
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AUCTION SALES.
'"I'N"Tc"i s"r nf II c"S.;s Enpts amt St.., o,t
;npih,nY
Nt NlI.E.S DitAbt,

80 ~ ntf.f.S pitAtt g..
iHl N''EHlNi.. .. - s't. X Z wt,i nj
''ni'"I ~ ku,. ii.l l.i'-Ib street. ''
- '"f'- 1901 AND SiDiS. It",li si,r AMI ,,,,
N- .',r-I"I" 81 - M.u'- tt anil Kip T. S aid II
". br'ts. ,a"> Mcn- MAX. Kip au I:u IrD,uu. K,,,
hri Iin.r filmprS. Cath Congress oxford Itcs Ill!
mark S',. Iipy's ami Iouih's I:ln,ras auI Bry,,u.
Wpm-ns Kip aud l'uil lI,uDiair. to- >: Ladies' ls
it: r"iHr's. G''t ani Morocco iLinuG.s PuIhas a..
\ large variety Ot Ladies. MISSES AMI rhiidr.n'- SI.4
ia ,IItupI.-.
lmu',lii IL thc sale oi B..at- aut SHOE. viii
srl itt" !n'nic" ut desirable 81 ~ liS,;. ,t t-rtv-
al Ia Steamship Manhattan di,,ti the MliuiI.
tut"r. comprising Mru'< cloth aud ives,
li.ina> nh n"-- coats, Mems ta--ln,rr.. p..,k,u
iw"'i. siii,,,i auI Lam PLut-. Nr.
i'r'n' - Ia. >i'' P,'-'is,r -'Wrm,b,'r -
>''."S. !'j,r., Iitisi'H, "'pr'Sn.n$. G,"'.,'. :.
i".Ii''"I.. H,.iS,' fo"Dir,.; amt &uH 'JsS,>
IiIIitul ~ ~.
@iil I'll it~ DAY, at !n pclk their SALES Iso I j.
NJ l;~ Meeting: street. opposite Pavilion Hotel.
80 l"N TOBACCO. sEi.hR~. rIsci WhIskey. -
h"i"u~ tlicEmt. rssr- Mustard dozens Ink
".' '"i"l'n-'L Milk. = boxes >,ap. .. bbl+ Family
i"'l h""'~ Herring. CnsI> Ale. - Dbs Eusii,a
Porter, l'',sn'-s, NJ. 81.
AL-u.
,hi ll:~. N.i"a Ia,.' D-sh- Tables, 1ia,tIs.,..-
riiiMs l:r'~t"ri~ aiil Sn-h,iI,I. bray Horse
B-iir ab"Nr viii b" .oi without reserve lvr
'"<"' SClIrtnbsr -
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lsS t!Ir Mayor.
January = ". 10. SMITH cl,rl q, C,lnri
AN ORDINANCE

nv NNCF
Id gr"uI.,TE rHE Einu,GE ~ prIInIrUN IT, pro.
Dr,'r~. ANn urHEU lSTLtMM iHIE OILS.
SO. I. ikr II "'rfia.f by tar Htnr and IIt rp.n IL.
tTr t,'nI .iss Hth,f That unl alter tile Ih I,y
T N,' n.'>t II shall not la. iiwfnl Ia Keep Pctralsp
k"n'S'I' "h uii. l:rn:ii, Iirile any uIlrr in
nIin,air -" uis nu storage. far sale any c.lr
Store ar ,'iug south nj Line Slrr"l in laree .,uatI-
lily tIan my GALLONS amy nI premises uu,I
hiiy sIhl quantity Kept Stnr,, shall h rnntanl. n,
vessels al lin nr ntlIrr metal
size :! rhit Petroleum. its priu.I. ~ any other ii-
ln'i,r "i ar "il- when lnnl int,. The rity ty land
or wairr. may t,- kept any l'I mktiuR IN
wh'"i r'it'n IT. n" ,t"r'd i'r period c>rsrdn!
t"rt h'iT-, lliT whirt time
shall t removed ami krIh Ia liz. manner ~ rr,uri Sy
tia" ia,roiIi.. sr,tnI.
S,':i tns lrr>"n or i.fsnns violating any p1ri t.,
ilii pri,uau slIall ln snl''t a. iuc hintc
lla''. Lr rIll "li.. r'.-,rran in auy Court con.
irirni iurisii.iiTi.
i;I,r III city C"an,il this twenty .r-t luy OF May in
Tia. year .'Ir Lord tll.,- ,ld eight hundred alt
siNty.kGy,u
ii.S.I l.. q. 0AIT.I.ARD, Mayor
~ II. SMIIM, criE al Council INN; q
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10 TRANSIENT ADyERTIsERs.-No transient al-
rertisement will be published in this journal here
tter unless paid for III advance. BY transient We
mean all advertisement from any person whois
not regular advertising customer Of tho NEWS.
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Eiith. I.t,AN-
MAyOKAt.Tr OF CHARLESTON, !

CITY HALL. November 9, ts66
4 III. FI:RsONS DESIR0tIS OF EERHILDISG IN 1HE
~ Burnt districts AMI Nnsp Places OF tle City.
der can Act of the tirneral Assembly. giving authority
Ia the Cat! council OF Charleston to proceed III hn
ter Fire laran. will virw IL ail In bilding up
tity anrw, hereby nniitrl that the form OI appli.
cation toaus he Obtained The oica ef tue Grl
,i c"uiril. between The huurS al \. N. and l.. NJ
All Gppiraiiun. must hep " Ia Iiie above mentioned
nfsr, the Committee VIII meet every Monday to cor
slider tie same. $500
lIy order Of The Mayor II. If. SMITH,
November IL t'iers OF CduurL.
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Private SoIcs.

II. ARNOLD adverises Eastern hay for sale low also
oats, peas, shorts, bran &c.
W. B. SAITH Co. have on hand and for 1900 sacks
Liverpool SALT,
Jons conNuEs advertise. that he hiss United States
Government harness and saddles at their cost
suAcKLrSoRD KELLY advertise that they have $1,000
cypress RhiDgles for sale,
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

tPpt.R WSIibS t:I' ARD HOUSE,,
tHNlii ESibS. September -. Is::
SinrIi:l' iDM Nit'lio IN MEETING STREET.
""mf Is requested IL com" i,iwuIt. prove property
l"H r\r'Hr~ ai"i iah' 'i"rnway. l.. D. klNtiAlAN
FIRST lirni. r"imis Upper Wards puir.
Semi, nl,,rn !.
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rtiiI.lt NOTICE.
IjCHlic NollcE Is HEREBY uiNl:S THAT UNDt Il
the i"lMili tIinrc lirrils,.S have been Erpj,iTtI
i'T delivery ltoiu tl,h Diicr. =. THOMAS,


IjrEI.ic NulIrE Is HEREBY uNEN TiINrUNbtR
Il the inllMlIi urlnairr rrilsI have been Errj4TrI
ir delivery Itoui il,a Dilier y. THOMAS
t.tly Treasurer.
Srr l. E, i 6nirinri Ey f.> H,y,r ami Iiirrw.H,,:
f"y 'Hm'i iH'' "h'.i That in alter thu tir,i ity
ani wIg'ns ,Isr k,r private lld ,luIcEt lru-rs n,
it" SAME unnrr. aiui n."rliu. Ia the
iw al h't" in rrlili"n I" rar>. rly+ auI "aYoiI
,iri,n nr hire. rNrrt ri>n: hnII. And ra,ll .,,ril
'iIt. dIlI wagon. >I,a H.. pr,., nl with i,Ip, con-
tiiiiiS ii, uitI'r Thereof, aln marked fTittS t.
i'iA'rd "li thu outsi,ic vi tln. .ilail. #.
SO. =. M irrSn shall lee taken BY The Treasurer a.
.nr,ia "any t'n under the urlruNurr rour.rnns
r'isrS h'r rariS ,lraSr. Wagons AMI other rlre, IN
irsL lie nr si.' ,r tT,'r,ulpr
S,' =: I'll" i,h'w.u:: slIiG hrrLirr ls' tI.c or
li,srs inr pnli nu private Carl-. draws MirulI-
IulId,' la" lnI$,S nudes used Iirr,,I Which ,h.
i', it,r ir'Iu ailicr ta Niliun
iHnhic rNLi" ihiISH. it, ar rH,,>i EMFtuYrp A<Y
nl>i%t ~ ~IItIi\EE. IJE IIiRI niHtri ISI,IgrrI
ar '.rrS rirl. ri. MaRu. drawn tA umc hutsc or
mur. .?d.
lr -srly Earl ray wagon. drawn 10y two llorae-o-
mule. S:!D.
For every na.L anL ..rria., with Two Whcrl. :la
Fur every h,'L AMI 'arriu,r with irir Wheels .Iu
lar rIrr! EtIi. omuil,ua rNcct line citi,nht,.l
mtili tmu i,,rs,'s. $40. -
lhr every rta! un,uiin- l,N,rt line o,,,,ib,s,
dawn hy h'Ir lorr's. .Iit
For every turL drawn two horses or mules
i,. .
Fer rSpr'ss WAGON drawn 10y wu or ,uor harst.
mul,-I, siii.
ru, r,mrs ASH rnTv,rr r,mrs. pn,rs rrc
lNr "srry hrrl,i rhri u wagon. -.
For every cart 'iray "r Wagon. n%rL for private
hi'Hi" ii'fi"as> ahi not Ia br .nlnyrd tu trans
lHrn.; al goods, MarS. u'rc'aii,.r tulurr or s,y
nrr ru,nl'Hiy, fer compensation either dit,.ilv or
indirectly lar .' sla,i IIly fur licrss tbs sun, q;
-, rNriii~iNr ii The iInrs,. Nunlr.
'atiiirl IN Iily Council this t;ili day or Iail,uy
IT, nttr year "f cur Lard "i,' thn.,:an .-,, ni.
deed and si,i.-s'x
&c. nAILI.>Rp Mayer
lsy t!ur Mayor.
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JOB WuHK.--We haro now completed our Office
10 as to execute in tho shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we most re.
spectf'llly ask tho patronage of our frionds.
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FDUcIARIEs Al BANKRupTs.-N No doLt created by
bankrupt while acting in any tilluciary character
can be discharged under tho bankrupt law, but
such debt may be proved with others, and the div
ideud will be credited OH account
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We CALL AITEsTIoy to the advertisement OF air. JOHN
coAArss. No. lsT Meeting street. up stairs nearly oppos
lie Hsyns street. where Lie Offers United States Govern.
ment Mcclellan saddua and Harnoss little used at one.
quarter their coat ia certainly worth the conslera
ton OF all who ara engaged in agricultural prrsuts TO
call and examine them.
September O.
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A Large PIP. cirrular. giving Information OF tho
greatest Importance 10 the young both sexrs
II aches how the honciy may become beautiful, tI,
iespiscd respected and the forsaken lure,
No young iuiy gentleman should ial 10 seud teIt
address. ana receive copy postpaid, by return mail
Address L. o. Drawer. II,
March 3u lyr Tr,- v y
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QUICK TRIP.-Thu nteamur Murton, Capt. Il. j.
FosrEn belonging to Capt JOHN FERGUSON, has
just arrived from, Wrght's Blua, on the Santoc
River, touching nt the intermediate points, going
aud returning in the excellent time of four days
aud eight hours.