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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26
DIR. Il. w. Cooper.

HOMEOPATHIC Physician and frntist. treats
EH all Diseases that afiirt the human system
Night call. promptly attended. Office in Balcony
Block, west side Of Michigan STREET: residence,
directly south VI the Z, ft. ". and Chicago Depot
Plym-zth. tsd. nSft
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

John = BENDER.
N OTAIY Public attorney at law. and Wa
- claim agent. Ofise-Baicoot Block, Piym-
e. th. Indisua l34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26
ATTORNEYS.

NJ. ~. -. Packard.
a TroRSEY at Law and Notary PnSisc. Room
"a No. l. Balcony Block, Plymouth, Marshall
county, Ind. iSiul
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

ADELBERT COFFg has returned home
for a brief visit from Fort Scott, Kansas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

If yon want a good suit of
clothes, go to MIR. Sears, of
Bourbon, Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

THANKS to Hon Jasper Packard for
Washington papers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26
WINE OF LIFE.


The gr~st Blood Purifier and Delicious
Warmers vinum Vita, or WI
Life, is free from any poisonous DRUGS or
ties being prepared for these " no require
liant. II is ~ sulendia appetizer and tonic
finest thing in the world tor purifying
IL is the most pleasant and delicious art
offered to the public. Far superior to BRANDY,
whskey. wine, bitters, any other article. II IL
more healthy and cheaper, Beth male and female,
old or young. can take the Wine Of Life IL IL In
fact life prcserver. Those who wish To enjoy COCO
health and fee how OF lively spirits, will do vel,
~ take thu Wine Of Life. IL is different from an
thing ever before in II is sold sy:drnggists
also at all rezpectable.saloons. Price one Dollar ip
quart bottles.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

THE Argos Comet Band I'VE festival
and oyster supper on Saturday evening
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

TEAM.rERs are improving the weather
with hauling logs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

THERE will be a scarcity of fruit in
sections where the late storm was most
destructive
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26
by S p p STA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared ex.
pared expressly for Dyspeptics aud those suffering
with hahtuai Ccstiveness. IL is n slightly stimula~
ting tonic and splendid appetizer; IL strengthens
the stomach and restores its digestive organs their
healthy state. Weak, nervous and dyspeptic persons
should wARNEe's DrsPrPsrs TOXIC. For sale
by all druggists. Price One Dollar.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

ooR InwoOd letter is crowded out This
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

THE following is q statement of the
business of the Money Order Office al
Plymouth, Ind, for the year ending De-
cember 81. 1870:
Number of orders issucd....... 1853
Amount received TN the same s2S.SS6 l5
Amount paid on orders drawn
upon the ofiice.-.............. 6.4O1 ~
Cash deposited in Chicago..... Pass 0o
Total .................... S2s.sS6 Is
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

Hatfield HAIsEt has gone TO Racine,
Wisconsin. He has gone in search OF
light
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

No services a, The Presbyterian Church
next Sunday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26
q. n. REYNOLDS NJ D.,

&yEGVLAR Physician and Operative surgeon,
~ csers his professional servic-s to the citizens
Plymouth aud surrounding e"untry- In addition
~ the trrs.tme of diseases common to the Cobb
try special attention wiii be gtvsr to surgery the
ovstneit Of sssstcai diseases and diseases OF fe-
Esies. Night calls in town ,nd country promptly
attended t.. Charges reasonable oaee and resi-
deuce west side Of Michigan street, three doors
VI fhs bank Ply mouth, Ind lS4ul
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

Remember PoE,s Store for evermorc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

If you want to be fitted to a
charm in your clothes, 60 to
William Sears, Bourbon, Ind
lana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

A HOUSE belonging to Mr.. Mickey in
West Plymouth, was destroyed by fire on
Tuesday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

THE prospects are favorable for the
completion of the Methodist Church, at
an early day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-26

DIR. II ~ Leland
PHYSICIAN and SUMMON, Argos, Indiana
Il ats.-rsls ~ IA calls promIily. nZsNli
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|" Henry Clark, OF Indiana, has cot rid of
his eorns, by cutting his throat.
"The Princess Louise Is to marry Presbv
terrain, and the wedding is to take place in Lent.
~General Hancock has printed his denial of
a statement made last May that once he treated
General Grant with personal discourtesy when
the latter was general OF the army.
III The Sacramento Union reiterates that the
Centrsi r acinc railroad Is charging the govern
ment Tor freight double the amount charged
private citizens, between San Francisco and
Corrinne.
~The colored State convention at y ASH VILE.
Tennessee, has adjourned after passing resolu- ;
tons declaring the colored people generally OBJ
pressed and their lives unsafe In that STATE And
calling on Congress Tor protection.
@Ihe trial of Mrs. Laura A Fair, for tn
murder OF A. p. Crittendes, whom she shot on
toEt steamboat some months ago. has COM
iced at San Francisco. She pleads " not
gufty."
bT-A man aged sixty years named Welch Il
q sed At jackson, Miss, with having outras-
e. a chic four years OF age Inaffectual efforts
were made 10 lynch him. lie was sent TO prison
10 default OF 81, 900 bail.
~Ls Republique, Haytien gar ye,sel. vas
abandoned sixty miles east OF Cape Lookout on
the 18th inst, with sixteen feet OF water in the
hold The report that the disaster was caused
by the explosion OF her boilers Is doubted. The
vessel was formerly known as the Quaker City.
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The conditions of peace accepted by Theirs.
Fsvre, and the French consultative commits
sion, embrace :-First, the cession of Alsace
and Metz, bat Beltort to be restored to France
Second, the payment of war indemnity of
i've milliards Of francs. Third, q portion OF
French territory, with some fortified town, like
Sedan, to remain in the POSSESSION Of the Ger
mans until the Conditions of the treaty are
filled Fourth, the German army TO enter
Paris to-day and occupy the Champs Ely
secs. Fifth, peace to be proclaimed when
the French Assembly ratify these conditions.
a cable dispatch says that " Bismarck has been
EitilesS throughout the negotiations" A special
to the New York World from Paris yesterday
SAID that every preparation had been made at
Versailles for the entry of the German army
into Paris to-day in brilliant array but that the
Parlsiaus would close their houses and remain
invisible. later special to the same paper
from London says The English government
has interfered at the last moment, and per-
suaded the Germans to abandon their march
through Paris, and the troops will only pass
through the open spaces on the south side of the
Civ.
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Or FICIAL.
By tie President Of the United s.a.ss ofAnsrica
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas satisfactory evidence was given to
me Oh the Eth day of this month b. the Gov
eminent OF Portugal that the discriminating
duties heretofore levied ii the ports of Portugal
on merchandise imported in vessels of the
United States into said ports from other coun-
tries than those OF which said merchandise was
the growth, production or manufacture have
been abolished;
of the Jn.ted States Of America, by virtue of
the authority vested il NE D. AL act OF Congress
of January, 1924. and by an act in addition
thereto Of May p, 1873, do hereby declare and
proclaim that the discriminating duties hereto
fore levied in ports of the United States upon
merchandise imported ia Portuguese vessels
from countries other than those OF which such
merchandise is the growth, produce or manu-
faeture, shall be, and are hereby, suspended
and discontinued, this suspension or discon-
tinuance 10 take effect on and after the sal 4
Eth day Of this month, and to continue 50 long
a. the reciprocal exemption of merch aAdise
belonging 10 citizens of the United States from
such discriminating duties shall be granted in
the ports of Portugal.
In testimony whereof |. have hereunto set nv
hand and caused the seal of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this 25th day
OF February, in the year OF our Lord
T1sl ISil, and OF the Independence OF the
United States Of America the ninety
uIuh. Us, GRANT.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
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A writer in the JsIrisl Messenger, and who L.
We suspect, a we'll known business man upon
Pennsylvania avenue, discusses the above dues-
ton at length. Wherever Jews are free, he
Gays, they are successful. Whether as artists,
sculPtOTs, orators. actors. authors. physicians,
stale En-. juTists, Il usicians. inventors, travel
ers, bankers, mechanics, sgTicuiturslists. manu-
iactureTs, merchants. or whatever calling they
assume. they are not e0atent to hold any
secondary position; but, by the natural bent of
their mercurial disposition and ploiding de-
termination to combat and overcome all OBJ
stacies, they rise to an altitude controlled only
D. surrounding circumstances.
WHY is II then that in Europe, so many Jews
have distinguished themselves as statesmen.
while IN this country, where all breathe the
healthful atmosphere Of freedom, the names OF
ali the Jews who have acquired the dignity of
Federal legislators. can be numbered upon the
hngeSs Of one hand?
They are rot less moral, less refined, less
Charitable than other Americans, and every
intelligent unbiased christian is dispos cd TO give
them a fair chance IN the political arena. In
times past the Jews have had worthy represen-
tatives in Congress in the persons of the Hon.
Henry NJ. Phillips. OF Philadelphia, the we'll
known and able lawyer. and the bene VIOLENT
hearted gentlemaA the Hon. Emanuel b. Hart
OF New York.
The writer il the Messenger therefore urges
Jewish young men TO prepare themselves to be-
come statesmen by close study Of political econ
omy; to affiliate with their neighbo rs, and Join
their social organizations; to have a soul above
mere amusements and the almighty dollar;
to dePort themselves as heightened honorabl
gentlemen, and be proud to acknowledge them
selves to be Jews.
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WESDELL PHILLIPS AND THE President
Wendell Phillips has been known as a mos,
severe critic OF President Grant. and it NAV
have been inferred that he was a positive
political opponent OF the President. By,receut
very candid expressions in conversation MIR.
Phillips indicates precisely contrary view.
lie looks upon the President as in all respects.
and after al careful consideration and COMPARE
son. the proper nominee for the republicans in
lS'2. He considers republican success essential
to the continuance OF national peace and
prosperity, and he therefore feels compelled
10 deprecste the apparently virulent opposition
OF certain distinguished Senators to certain
measures OF the Administration, and to tue
President personally. He considers ithis atti.
tude liable to injure the republican party and
endanger its success next year. Hence he
Condemns il.
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80 corrupt Is the Pennsylvania Legislature
hst Philadelphia paper says a bill endorsing
the ten commandments couldn't be got through
that body without the payment OF considera-
BILE sum Of money, as brides and black mail.
But how about getting them repealed? We
suppose bill setting the decslogue aside in the
keystone State could be passed pretty cheap,
An vie" OF fature advantages to follow, notwith-
standing the general desire in the assembly to
realize immediately.
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Saturday nights train brought quite a dele
cation of New York fnanciers and capitalists to
the eity,-amOng the number being Angus.
Belmont, l.. p. Morton, and Richard Schell.
IL Il srrnised that the coming decision of the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue on the scrip
dividends OF railroads has something to DO with
the yisit. Whether this assumption be we'll
founded or lot We DO not know; but the pres
snre against the government in the matter is
represented to be something fearful.
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Mile Schneider, tie great interpreter of opera
bot8e, Is coming to this country very soon. At
least, we judge so from the fact that report OF
her death was sent here by cable the other day,
10 De followed, as soon as her obituary was sui
hciently published. by a denial containing
assurance that there IL 10 diminutfon in her
several powers. These show fellows are up to
al sorts Of free advertising lodges.
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&c is said that Mr. Charles Reade basebossn
a. the heroine OF his new novel ga Great
Temptation q notorious courtesap. who has
lesn the talk of London for several wears mast.
MIR. keaGe Is nothing il not sensational, but he
Is shrewd as well. Next to gossip about their
own neishbors, the majority of persons most
enjoy an insight into the lives of people and
especially of women Giving on the other side
o. the line
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A Contemporary says il is "surremely ridicu-
lOus for Miss Nilsson to charge more than twice
Ss much for a. evenings singing as Madam
Parepa-Rosa." Not at sli. That any BODY
should be willing to pay more than twice az
much is where the "supremely ridiculous,
comes in.
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1TBURnING AND SHAKING.

By ridiculous miss ppiiostiou of iaag1ass iuva
lids sre sometimes said To enIoy poor health
but IL 10 not On record that any human be- az wa
tv8 spoken OF Is enjoy ing hills and tsyer And yst
there ere thousands. a. this moment in one or the
other OK the two stages of the disorder who nigh
inst - well have avoided it a. not II there in
thing dsmousrsbls In .her apeutos il is that Hostel
ters Stomseh Biters is aatidote to internitt.
fevers Ne instance be cited ia which l. hss bean
taken either as safeguard against this class Of
diseases or a. remedy for thsa and failed 70 pro
duce the desired efset Tbs season when raalsriou,
iefers are rife has commenced and no inn abitaat
OF any district subject TO their vista.:ous should
be without this sr~st preventive aud rensdy In
deed 1t = most potent protection against all the
ailments which preyeil in the spring months From
marsh snc pool, and rom ell moist soils arr now
rising the mephitic elements which give birth 10
FEVER, indigestion. bi!iausness, COLES, aud whoIs
most OF epitt mic and other mslajies All the sy,.
ten to re sist them Enersize and regulate sll the
animal functions with this reinforcing agent Thi,
pChutlon IL Is necessary ii Cities new settle
Ments Tor m aariOUs fovers uoe almost as am
mon IL the great centres of population as on the
borjers o. the Sou bern bay ard aaT a. tha
rich Agricultural regions OF the West, The preysn
tive ana remedy Is accessible to all Who will "a
would avert iey- soSt7s VI -
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1t Is not true that Lydia Thompson will cancel
her engagement here on account Of the criticism
on her acting and the advice to the public in re-
gard to 1t contained in one OF the Sunday
papars.
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL

The lsdies Of the Z STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
VII hod Fair and Festiy al for the benefit of tine
sunday School in the lecture room ct the churc n
to commence TUESDAY EVENING, February 81
AID TO Continue four evenings. feE ST.
~Ths PICTURES OF DiSTINGCISaEC
S STATESMEN which were pre,entsd to the
French Fair by u. A. BROSSAN will be ram ed
TO MORROW EVENING, at the CELTIC GLUE
ROOMo, for the benefit Of the Fair Chance
~. 1t.
H@WOMANS CHkIsrIAN ASSOCIATION -
~ The First Anniversary Meeting OF the
NOMAh CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will la
~ interesting speeches are expected from Rev pr
JOAN Missionary from the Sandwich Islands; Sen.
ator WILSON, General HowARo D and others IL
~ROOMS OF THE AMERICAN UNON
w ACADEMY OF LITERArURN, Science,
and Art.-The regular monthly maetin 9Sof ths AesS
envy will be held ON MONDAY EVENING, the ssth
nsisht; = clock. ct the Rooms OF the Academy
al Msy Building; Members OF the Academy are
sifG ea requested 6 S E sri,eIt
%S p K.-Thers will be a special convoca,io,
AS OF the GRAND CONCLAYE s. p h on
MOHDAt EVENING. Feb. q lSTI, at Esp1tai.
Hal, Esvy Yard. Ali past commanders are rel nest
ed TO be present, Is business OF importsncs will
come before the session. III
BY order Of the g. u.
IT &C JNO. 4 king, Grad Recorder
me- HOWARD UNIVERSITY -MEpiOAJ.
us DEPARTMENT.-The fret annual con-
movement Of he Medical Department Of this IN st-
tG'ion will take place in the First Congregational
DAY EVENING next, March |. At O'Clock The
profession and the public ars cordially iny :tei to
attend: By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
feI 81 JOHN A. COLE, secrsfarv.
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TIMPORIANT To TAXPkYERs
WArzR Rg1I>TRAB' OrEicz. C.rY HAL

WATER RE.I>TaAR' : OFFICE, CiTy HAIL.
iSH' ~ ron. ID. g., Feb -, l5ii
Nntcc - he reby given that list OF the names OF
Owners ana description of property upon which a
tax Tor laying water mains has been assessed. the
Ibstallmenfs OF which are iue and unpaid IL R.ariy
cCinpiesrd And Will be given to the City Tax Col
leStor on or before the FIRST day Of March next
WIN acEertise all property for sale npen which ,sid
The installmenjs unpaid, and which makes prop
ertY upon which tax for laying water mains IA a.
been assessed liable tor sale follows. viz
The rTst. second. third, fourth. and ifth Install
nents unpaid % the tax Assessed July l. l5Si, the
nrsf sec oDd third. and fourth install meuts uapad
Ut the tex assessed July l. l567 this fr.t, sacO ad
and third lost ailments unpaid If the tax a-sy sas
July ioOs the first and second ist4ilmauts pail
Of tie tax assessed July /. lc6 aud the first INSTALL
merit unpaid OF tie tax assessed JUlg /, ls-D..
Parties owning property upon which any If the
above named iustaiimeIts are unnad shouh al ~
Tins Office and settle Al once, IL they wish 10 avoid
the coats and yexation OF = tax sale.
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Ii you have good thing, advertise il. III Won
haven't, don't.
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The Methodist book committee have appoint.
Cd eight experts, who will begin i'm med ately an
Invesusauo OF the affaiIs Of the Book Concern
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w AFTER RENTS.

ice is alsO given tia; the Inspector and Taper
OF Nser mains has heeu instructet. By The reliire-
ments OF law to turn OF the water, after tho first
DAY Ot March next, from the premises of all in
arrears for water rent. which Will subject the par.
ties who do not heed this notice 10 an expense Of So
each, besides the trouble and annoy ance OF being
deprived of water. J. Ii CklNE.
fees St IRepuhSPa. " ,feg Pagi..rsr
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AND HARMLESS AS wATIR.

TOLkAB AND HARMLESS AS wATlB.
NATTANs CRYSTAL DISCOVERY,
FOR THE HAIR,
makea brash, dry and wiry hair soft and glossy:
positively restores gray or faded hair to theft orig
nal color IN three to days stops the hair from
falling, and removes dandruh ~
The unprecedented success OF Crystal Discover
u owing to the fact that it supplies great extent
the natural nourishment 20 the roots Of the hair
from the premature less Of which the hair becomes
gray and faded and falls off, and fact mai
II can be used without the injurious effects pro.
duoed BY the various lad and sulphur
containing nothing in the least deleterious would
impress all with the great i'm portanee Of these re-
suits a. presented TO them in Crystal Discovery and
those that have not yet tried it, let them By almeans
do so also, those who have used IL and appreciate
It's intrinsic merit, i veuld caution them parficu-
lsrly not to allow their druggists to SCH them any
thing else for you will certainly be disappointed
Take nothing but Nattan's Orystal Discovery, and
your druggist has not got IL. &c ssewhere, Il is
kept in various localities. By WARD WALSH.
cor 10Th st and Pc and cor. 18th and @ SITS. n
W; CAklsTIANI BROS. cor. 1th and n sts., and
Ps.sy;; .. CAIyERT FORD, 1905 Pc. az; 3. A.
BACON ~ and y sls.. Island: J. d. O'DONNELL.
5th q. Navy Yard: @. w. CRoPLBY. 40 Bridge
st., Georgetown. Price 81 per bottle.
ARTHUR NATTASS, Druggist,
Inventor and Proprietor.
ieii-u CORNER ID aud ID streets N. W.
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PERSONAL.

nJAKEi He BKsT OFT NOW, ASD SEX 9L-D
WI nr. ia R6l los q : ~ afew doors sc-tS al
Pa. avenue. he performs nj he promises sspss .is
r5cns for ladA -. Tea Ia.
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@ELECTION NOTIOE.-The Subscribers 10
AS The capital stock OF the COLUMBIA BAIL
II Con PAN I. OF Washington city, are hereby
Notified that election for SEVEN DiREOTOBS
will &c held at the Board Of Trade Rooms, No. si9
Mark,t Space on NoNDAY EVENING. February
Y. lsIl, between the hours of 7 and O'clock
No subscriber 10 the above stock can be en-
titled 10 vote for directors unless In nstalmsnt OF
subscri ptions may lie paid in the meantime 70 e.
B. WHITE, Treasurer, at the National Metrepoii-
tan Bank. M M ROHRER
fei7-tfee7 Secretary OF Boe,j ~ Tornnss,o,
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~ n o IOE
Inc Assessors Of the several wards having cor
will meet in the West ing OF the City Hall on fba
Appeals from the 18th day Of February to tSs IS, 81
April, Sundays excepted. to hear com plants ana
appeals Of the aforementioned Assessment or former
H9GEs # us'i phn FEN anpbTsss P;.,,.,.
TAN ELEMENTARY SINGING Glass In
sSyss !ho:s .'sins . ion viii 81
n~hATIONAL SAYINGS BANK,
rSis SIS Sc: 2 ass;5 p 5Pi S'a f2s''v
W. HiP Fiat Iss Gs''s
Emery, A. B. Shepherd. ". q. Philip. no7 Il
SPRING FASHIONS. n
Nov ready BEosdyay and Phiisdsiphi stri.,
BID sTinEMETaaA i aat sa
IeE.-2t 125' Penn. Avsnus.
u MACKISAw TROUT,
BLACK s Shi+s sn srsH
Very fac Just received aud for sale BY = ''h'
>, Grocer and Tea Dealer.
l1O4 18th street, nsar Mas, ava
A PERTINENT IsQUfRY7
Have you SCRlBNERs MONTHLY regularly
upon your Csnter Table No
Then you have time to lose il Won youId M -
TIE FASHION. Only S3a year.
sCRIBNER ACO
6a4 Broadway, N.Y.
V'HE REAeON WHY BRODREAD 90 Do
not Gonp,aia OF dull times is because they sell
goods CHEAP, and well patrop1ed If yoy
want Goats. Cotton for cents Bleached and In
Pa so Ras fa
fTTlnts tJust imported BLACK silks. yelyeteens,
aisSess, Kepps, Psreales P:Iues, Irish Popiins,
r!anIels TOweling5, Sheetiugs, Hosiery Il snike-.
nnhiefs, braakets BED spreads. Cotton s'ting,
IN well selected stock OF Foreign and Donastic
Dry Goods, rtry rhs1p, and of the best quality you
mar rest assured that you will md i. az BRtip-
HEAD GO 3. lays at cor. Ii.b =. fsg7 81
~ W. HAVENNEK a ~,