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i gjttnrllutal- f- otoa kJ -which bwd of i mm teat adapted cxir climata, Iicamftacw wqnlrtmenrt. natrer "wwtd if, it is impoalble, in tha present deficient stall of our koowl-min la laia sabjoctr Mtitfactoril? to da- eida, Ws do not loow which of the Ttriooa bread product tba noakpork, s4 tba -4eai ofial and bona, lor givan aaoant of food, and even if we did, we aould hot then daoida which would ba the Moat aconomical or profitable bread; for it la not the absolute, but tha circem-staocial alua detarmiord by taste, fashion, and demand, that makes that or this kind of pork' and pigs most sought for. Where bacon and hams, raihsr thtn pork are required, the large breeds will be tha moat In the neighborhood of oar Atlantic cities, where fresh pork is in demand, small breeds will doubtless be the bast at email, delicate, fine flavored poik eommands high prices. la improrinr our present heterogent-OUT acclimated breeds of pigs, all that is necessary Is judicious selection of sows to cross with some old established valuable breed having' the particular qualities desired, strongly developed. If it is de-aired to reduce the size of a common breed, and it-the same time to increase its early maturity and disposition to lay on fat, with a small proportion of offal and bone, there is no better breed in our Opinion, than the Chinese.

The valuable characteris ics of this celebrsted breed early maturity, rapidity of fattening. delicacy or flesh, fineness ot bone, heavy Jtams, broad shoulders, and deep, well rounded sides have been long and permanently fixed so that they are the more surely impressed on the progeny than would be the case were the breed of a more recent origin. The improved Eng lish small breeds have nil more or less of blood in Ihem, and owe their best 'points to this and other judicious crosses. Pure blooded Chinese hogs would probably be too lender and delicate in constitution to stand the rigor of our noithern but their crosses with our accli-' mated breeds are hardy and it is better fur us to make a good bretd in this way. to import from England a breed which has been produced there, and which, however good they may be for that climate, do not, as we are informed, give very gocd satisfaction here.

This is the case with the Berkshire. A better breed, where neither a very large or small hog is required, does not exist in Great Britain. Here, however, it is by no means a general favoiite, The same rules will apply to the improvemen' of our large breeds. Gold vs. Hay.

The Ohio Farmer, in commenting upon the letter of a California correspondent) makes some very sensible remarks about the mania which has possessed the people of this country to forsake the golden fluids pt their own State to dig in the "gold fields" of California, Where they often "gather more disappointment than produce. The Farmer says "It ever been our opinion that the ultimate prosperity of California, or any other State, must be influenced more by its adaptation to agricultural pursuits than by any or all the gold mines that have or may be found therein. There can de no sort of doubt but that the grea est source of wealth which California possesses is found in the rich valleys, tablelands and moun lain slopes so graphically decribed by Fremont, and now so ably noticed by 'Mr. Kelley. When these resources are "developed, aMhey will be soon, ihe eold diggings and quartz rock will sink with comparative insignificance.

Look at it If is said that the yield of gold from the California mines for the current year will reach the enormous sum of fifty -five or sixty million of dollars I An enormous sum truly and yet we venture to say that the value of the hay crop nlone of New York will folly equal it Six counties of that State produced in 1850, 800,000 tons of hay, which, at $7 per ton, would be $5,600,000, This they jo year after year, with a gradual increase and yet how few are tftt rushing to the of Uneida, jenerson, lieniin- go, Delaware, Chaulauque or St. Li w-, rence The wheat and corn fields of Ohio "produce annually more dollars than the gold mines of California. Yet, theie is no noise made about it and instead of rushing to them in the hope ol growing suddenly rich, thousands have "been' fleeing from ihem, in search of gold gold We hazard nothing in saying that had 1 the emigrants to California, since the dis-: coveryof gold there, gone, instead, to the rich lands of our' Western States, they -ould ha8 produced double the amount of all the gold dug from ihe mines of that i Ei Dorado. The capital necessary to place a mart in working condition in the California mines would have settled him comfortably on on eighty-acre lot in lews, i hv good cabin, with a team, farming utensils, provisions, and insured "Mm, "instead of a chance for a little gild, the certainty of an independent position fof sithout the sacrifice of home, friend, health, morale, and indeed all ihat -men should esteem valuable in life, Thank heaven, the gold mania" is in 1t decadence, and the time is near when will be. seen and known that every ponce of gold dust dug from the California mines ess cost twice us tnarset value" fo Piepb FoWL Han the Tor.

keys op by the heels and cut the jugular Pick ihem dry A Renoove the in- testines, and wipa the inside dry. you use water at all. do if by holding the by Ihe legs, and letting an assistant pour uio water "nrwugu iusun niu jj4ng them up in a eool place twelve hours or till thoroughly -dryV Serre'eeese, tducka and1 ch'tckens the same way. Do not scald them, unlets you would like to have them plted.ij!&i-c MEJABTIJAlElTJEIHiS NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF HOSTILITES, But the latest streak, and creating the greatest stir, is CULF CKONINGER'S FORTRESS, IN PLYMOUTH. Where more goods are to'd for One Dollar than anywhere in Northern Ohio.

0. it C. keep constantly on hsnd an IMMENSE slock of so as- cs ze gb xxx ens at to xxx a qq gs Queensware, Hardware, Bo.ni, Shoes and Sole Leather. We purchase mostly of Manufacturers in the Hew England States, and save a large Jobbing Profit in New York enabling us to sell at retail, near wholesale pricrs in New York. Tbe grest rush of Customers shows conclusively that their efforts are appreciated, and still they come.

While Democratic old Kichland sends in her sons and daugli-ters, Crawford follows in the rear, carting goods by loads citizens of inland, Huron and Seneca Counties, by townships rush to the scene, but amidst all the confusion none go empty away. More anon. CULP CROKINGER AT North side of Broadway, Pljinoutlr IS just receiving direct from New York and other Eastern Cities and Manufactn ties, one of the largest and mus. complete assortments of FALL AND WATER GOODS, That has 6ver been brought to this market. They have been selected with ihe gteni est care snd attention, and with particular reference to the welfare of my and all who may favor me with a My stock consists in part of all kinds of DRESS GOODS, Such as Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Saiinetts, Tweeds, Jeans, Flannels, Linseys, Can ton Flannels, Striped Shirting, Checks, Coarse and Fine Muslins, Bleached and Unbleached Shirtings, Knit Under-shirts and Drawers Prints, Ginghams, Plain and Figured De Laines, Cashmeres, Alpacas, English and French Merinos of all colors.

Black and Fancy Silks, Plain and Dotted Mulls, Cambrics, Laces, Edgings, Gloves. Hosiery, Ribbons, besides a thousnnd and one things tow tedious to mention. Also I have on han-l, and will constantly keep a large stock of oil kinds of Groceries, Hardware, Crnckerv, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, which will all be sold as cheap as the cheapest, for cash, or ready pay. Those wishing to buy Goods cheap, will find it to their interest to examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. "Quick sales and small profits," is my motto.

Plymouth, Nov. 8, 1854. n4 Fall and Winter Goods. The subscriber has now on hand a very lavge ana making additions, by receipts airect irom me England,) of BET in tiart of French. Enelifh snd American Broad Cloths, of various colors, French, Conmstins in pan 01 rrencn, ft nint.h- c.l n.t.

JRnns. English and American cassimeres, iweeua, iSneep a uray, anu ranuus vum French and English Merinos, Paramattas Alnawm. Puramnttjia. Alnacfts. Ponlins.

DeLaines. French, Enellsli and American Prints, Scotch and American Ginghams. Gloves and Hosiery Muslin, with various other articles. Also, a large and general assortment ot HARDWARE, consisting of Cable Axes, Broad Axes, Adres and almost eTery article in tho assortment ol SADDLERY. All kinds and descriptions of everything else that is usually enquired for by very low for cash or produce.

Always very glad to show goods and tell prices, whether I sell or not. Shoes, lints and Caps, always on hand, and sold cheap. EXS3IfiS paid for most kinds of produce. Don't jorget to call and see rne before purchasing, at toe corner ot Alain and l'lymouui Plymouth, Ohio, December 10, 1853. flOLLAND BITTERS BOERHAVES Electro Chemical Aroma, OB CENCIXE HOLLAND BITTERS, From LOWS J.

D'lSRJFLS, Crmutand PJutmtatil J)rimitm, tkr. ml A PURELY VEGETABLE COM A POUND, prepared on strictly scientific after the inner nf the celebrated Holland Boerhave. Brcauu of Its great eucceu in mst nf Ihe European Slates, its introduction in the United Stales was intended more espe inlly for those of our Fath1 Idnd. ecaitered bcre end there over the lace, of this migh.v country. Meeting with great inccess among them, I now offer it the American public, knowing that its Inili' mcdirinal virtues must be acknowledged.

Benerlc al eTrs will he experienced from Its use, for many dine arising from iiioidfre of (lie itiiniarhj such a Indiietion, Dyipeptia, lleadathe, boss of Ap, oetile, Nervous Debility, Constipation of the Bowels Cramps, Chelie, Cholera Morhn. etc. It la mriicularlv reeotnmeuded to those nersrns whose constitutions may have been impaired by the continued use of ardent spirit, o' other forms of disshjutifn. Generally instantaneous in effect, it finds its way directly the seat of life. and qnickenii every neive, raising up ihe drooping spirits, and in fact In losing new henlih and vigor into the svstem.

JVeae genuine mtnout aignimm. Certtficat- of Mr. B. O. Woodi, Imu Justice of Ihe Peace ibt EoH Birmiwghawi Mr.

Ben, Page, Dear would saytbat tare been afflicted with a disease of the stomach, pa pi etion of tba heart and nerveua headarhe, fur near fifteen years and I have spent me hundreds of rinl inn, in order to effect a cure- but to no purpose. Afte having need three bottles of your' Blectro Cheinica Amma or Holland Bitten," I feel myself entirely re stored. 1 inn eat and aieep well, and auend to my tutsi neae with pleasure, and would tberefor! recommend it an inoee wnoare similarly amiciea. PrlUbiirgh, Ang. 34, 1853.

Mr -Bni. Paee. Ir i Dear Kir My sincere thanks are due tha friend recommending your Hulland Bitteas. Having su fared fur soma time with headache, lose ef appetite, mental depression, and in fad, general disorder as tbe system, now feel, after uUngbutone bottle, coaKiras of returning health. Benl.

Pass Dear Sir 1 have been relieved of tbe most aistreistag pain of dyspepsia by the use or Boer bave'e Holland Biiurs. roniehaaed of votri after suffer ing for tb ree yeaie with beadacue, naoeen and general eeotut stored debility, attending indigeitlon I I now feel perfectly re ions respectfully. JNO. EUTHCRFORD, 'a No. 90 Wylia Prttabnrgb.

Sold by the proprietor, BENJ. PA'iK, Jr. Drue and Chemical Houst eor. Third and Smtthlield nd and Wyllc-su, Puis burgh, Pa. oetU-t NOTICE.

'PHOSE indebted to me, by no's or JL book account, ma it call and settle, or their gceoonts will left Tor collection, by law PlymoatlhOot. 22. LOI7H KESHORE. UFKALO ROBESonesa Choice whole Siting at (bP) erENCEB "WEIGHT. TAEBL THE 1 1 I "1 1.

11 general nraoruneni; (io yuicuno ciaaicru wiwco uiuihiuui6 of every Ktyle and quality, brown and bleached GROCERIES CROCKERY, and even the most inquisitive, all of which I will sell sts. D. IIOORNBEEK. DR. CHRISTIE'S AGUE BALSAM It a Speedy and Thorough Cure TOR Ferer and Jgue, Dumb Ague, Remittent and Intermittent Feven.

Xin ILL TOT VARIOUS TORUS OT BILIOUS DISEASES 1' contains neither Qit nine, nor any lorm ol mineral or vegetable poison, whatever. ASK lor the AUK BALSAM, and be induced to take nothing else. GENERAL WESTERN AOENT, II. n. WOOSTER, Plymoulh, Sold in Plymoulh, i H.

M. WOOS TER Shetbu, George Moore Sims Sf Son; Bucyrus R. T. Johnston Co. Jew Washing Ion, Wm.

U. Pru.it Attica, JVm. Rin inger Chntfi'ld, Webber Sf Cortriglil Rome, Daniel Pifer Mansfield, Jo sephDell; and by dealers in Afaticm throughout the country. oc25 PR VATE I'ISEASES. I frown, o.

41 diamond Mltty devotes his whole attention to an uffice praiice Hie bus nese -n Venere tt D'Seasei. and Ckuch 5-fainful afle.tiona. brup-ht on ipp i loipruaence, youtmui indul Ecnon nun ear, oypnjiiis Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stric tire, Uretlial Discliargea, Impurity of the Blood, with all Disease of tba Venereal Or gan, Kkin Dif eaees, Scorbutic Eruptions Teller Kirswnrm, Mercurial Meases. Seminal WraV nesv Piled, Pheumatism. Female weaKaen, MODtmy mippreatnons.

Diseases ol the Joinla, Fistula in Ano, Nervous' Affections l5n nam tha Hack and Loins, irritation of (he adder and Kienevi, successfully treated, nro iruaranteed. Mxteen veara Draclicn (air in Pitt.roK ablea Dr. Brown to ofler assurances of a speedy cure to a.i woo may come unaer his care. Lietterii from a distance, cdnlaining a fee for sdvtce, will De immeaiaieiy answered. Olfice aud Private Consultation Pooma, 41 Oiamond Alley, Putsburgh, fa.

Clmjcs mod tllO-vl ST0VS, HARDVVAR, TIN it SHEET IROy WKE, North Side Pvblit Square, Wymouth, O. SEYMOUR, woulJ inform the ciw tuaeof rivBoaia, and baa en aatad, fvr sate a laice aerimen of COAL J1ND WOOD STOVES, 4 vaikMS styles ami slave, which be vlrdgee Itiineelf te dfepree of CIIBAPKB, than emit bought eleewhat. His stock waa selected wMh taja grealeet can, and wHk especial reference louunihiiuy and ewtaace. Tbe ctykse are varied, nod asanaused (ut beauty and itcbnwa of design. In COOKING STOVES, ais ateek a nnsnrpaned, eroanrlna twelve vartetlea, and will be aold at the lowest potle prices.

He baa aUo huge assortment of Ware, comprising everything needed In famttv, and will be old cheaper than can be bought at any other establish-went inuia country. Also general assortment Carpmtrr'M Tool, and can supply Carpenters, and others, with any qnanti tv. and of the best quality. In every branch of the btifinew. be determined not to He outdone, and weul I request the ulilie to call and aaltsfy tbeuiw lve, that wtt is tbe eae.

STOVES, STOVES. POWERS KINNEY AVE received their fall and winter stock of Cooking and Pnilor Stoves, for WOOD OR COAL. of every variety and aize, wbich they offer for sale at The Lowest Kind of Prices. Also, a lnriro assortment of TIN WARE, which will be sold cheap. Call and see.

no attention Farmers WINCHESTEU CELEBRATED For Horses and Cattle. THESE POWDERS have, by long experience been found to he hig-hly useiul for ireases lo wnicn. Morses arfq UatUe a.e subject, iz: Hide-bouiU, Loss of Ai petile, EleaTcs, tiJfiicss, ounder, Inward Strains, Vellow Water. Tnflam- ation of the Eyos, It cardes of all Gross Humors, and purifies the blood. i'rice lwtnty jite Cents per Package.

WINCHESTER'S CELEBRATED ARABIAN CIL. Which is acknowledged to be the bed known Liniment, for the cute of Cut', Bruises, Sprains, isoree, Wlndsrall. Soaviii. an all and every r.xterral comidaint or injury jo which the Hor-e is liable. For use in families for the cure of RHEUMATISM.

SPRAISS, hi no superior, it indeed an equal Price. One Dollar lor large, aud Fifty cents foi small liouies. The above 'valuable Mediflliies are for sale by the following Asrente. M. wcoster, Plvmoath, Ohio; K.

T. John- stoa Co Bucvrus; Geo. w. Moore Co Shelby; Wm. H.

Pratt, New Washington Sims Son, Wy esburg; H. Frnith, Greenfield Daniel Piler, Rome: M. F. T. w'oost'r, Norwalk.

ocl23 JOHN HAFT (Successor to James M'Gufley.) and Retail OriissUt, Ant Dealer in I've rHtfF, 4c. 119 Wood one dour below Kiflh, Piltsbureh, Pa. Sole Proprietor i'f Morgan's Worm Killer and Hough Syrup. and aifiit for Dr. Ford's Mfdicinfs.

New Muic 8 tore, fEIVHY SCIIUOEDEU Si CnrgoV Hall, Fourth- Pilt-burpli, Pn. Dealers in Violins, Guitars, Ac-Cordeiins. I'smh-irlns', Knnjoe, Drums, lriiisfi-rVitititis. Guitars nnd Rosin, Reeds. uurim, nrnets.

Uncles, fix! llirn. Hux llnrus t)i n-eciides. 'I'riimnets. TioniliiineH. Tuims.

Ne In. strnction Boulu-fornll instiumenta, etc. Oat go's Hall, Bjrourtn fitisntirgti. ra. octio-om Piirvfance's Dasnerreiin Kooiiim.

l'ost Olfti A lluildinss, Till duor below Rn.il Koad Sta tu n. edtral Street, Alleghmy Minlutitres taken at thin Establishment t'lf singly or in grutipi'. of all m. itj" ron Peim nnd St. Clair Pittsburgh, Pa.

This itt first Hiiiihc, convenient to the Itnllrrad De-po's; tbe ruutns are Inriio mi nt'wly f-irni-hed, nnd charges m-'lprute. 'rmvelcr-i wilt find ibis onei-f the nrnst mi'tif irtnlile fluids in Pittsburgh. ocllS-ly I Ann Klntcl. t. Clair street, Plii-hurgli, P.v Rardiif Onr per iy- (ctlSly W.

fEAMIIl, 1'roprietnr Railroad Hotvl, Opposite the Ohio anil Penna. Railroad Station, Federal street, Areeheny I'a. I are fie uoi nr per day octlS-ly P. GINNIB, Proprietor FLOUR. pU'LP CRONINGER, keep con- sia on band, for sale, Fiour made at the "lytncutb Mill, expressly for family bbc, and put up in racks and half-sacks.

Flour is mad? cf. the be whila wheat, and is warrant ed supe ior to an ever offered in this market. NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL, BIANSFIBJUD, S. W. Corner of, Public- oppoaite the Bank, P.

MYERS and GEO, WARINd, 4 Produce Dealers. TaOWEBS KISNEY, are prepared at all X'-iimea to pay the highest prices in cash, for Wheat, Corn, Oats, By Timothy, Flax and viover ceeaa. no QLAIN anj fancy CaHimores, olieap for cash. JAS. R.

KEED AND nUnrrACTCM I LersIioK Instrnrntnts, Traasitj, No. 30 rittav burpk.ri. shirrtyori' Corapuww. and nil insrnitavBta nel by Engt-bten and nxtvon. Alar, rood tttprly of DrsfUng In- trnmenta, Watchee, Jewelry, alwaya on Iiand.

Kepnbing ttona on ehort otice. 13-1T PLYMOUTH MILL. ON THE RIVER, east of Plymouth. Thitmill amabuilt eicloaely for 9U7sacpDeoa xtcd tzxa and far ready at all times to tin I wheat Buckwheat, corn or chop. Ths pntrnoaf of fly-mruth and ths surrounding country, is solicited.

Flour constantly on hand, and lor sale at the Mill. 8. 1 WEBBER. Plvmoath, Oct. 29, 1S5.1.

nr.iLra in BDOKS.STATlONERYa&C. I PITrirfRGH.V. II. furnishes Country Dealer, with Put nam, rUrper, bodey, uraham, and all the va lou magazines, aud the issues of Ihe diflereot attein houses, a Publisher's prices. Orders i eepeclfuny solicited.

nl yl EELY CASE'S METROPOLITAN Boot Shoe and Leather Store, Aortk tide of the Public Squaret PLYMOUTH, OHIO. PHE proprietor of this extensive Sh and Leather House, an h.innv to inform their numerous friends, and the public generally, Ihat since they lat eonvred wiih you, thrnueh the "fce- plr't they hve heiit Hiruing the even tenor in tnetr way. on warn ana upwara, uuiu it is no longei pruuirninTicni, wneiner a tirsl Class Bool and Shoe hslubhshmenl can be supported in Plymouth. It hi rrduced to a detid certainty, as can yourselves by canine in any day in Ihe week, Bundaya excepted, and see tbe immense stora oi boots aid mors sold, and lor sale In their store, cmbneinf every varie ty of Mens' Boys on ths and Chililre Rimts, di Thick Culfj Knamelled and Patent Brogans, Oi-ford an VVelliniton ties and aaiters. Alro simcst nn inconcievahle variety of Ladies, Misses, Children and Infant- Gaitere tjontagand 'enny Lind Houtees, io rr.f.i.v a CLOTHING I CLOTH1XG! THE CHEAPEST snd best place in town to buv iVady Made Clothing 'f any out takes exceptions to this assertion, I will bring forward some of the proof, and firntan foremost, our Cutting i done by one of the be.t AHists in ftorlhrrn O-hi Those who are aequointed with Mr.

NARRENCE'S work, will attest that fact, and our work is done, not by apprentices, but by experienced workmen, and we save in cutting ar.d Trimming, nearly all Ihe expense of ninkinz. Therefore wecm and will sell well-made Clothing, very nearly, if not quite, as cheap as the clolh and turnings can be bong! Cutting or making done on short notice, or we will make any garment to measure, at cheap as we sell ttum made up. We will sell Coats from $2,00 to $14,00 Orfr Coats from 3,50 to 12,50 Vests, from ,37, to 6,00 Pants, from 1,00 to 6,50 Will you call and examine lor yourselves. 1'. W.

CROWELL. Plymouth, Oct 22, 1553. .1. DEVENY, mom tP CS LEI. Sa Next door lo the Exchange Hotel.) WHERE may be found constantly on hand, a complete assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING, made by the best workmen, from the most ee-lec styles aud of American and Foreign fabrics.

The pioprielor having made arrangements with Ihe largest es'ahlivhments in New York and hiladelpliM to supply him With the Newest Styles of every description of fashionable maleriatp. tery exertion that capital cau demand, ingenuity devise, or skill accomplish, brought in'o exerciee produce, not only the BSET CLOTHING, but to sell at the lowest possible prices. Jn cornier lion with the above, there will be uniformly kept on hand, a supply of Boot-, SUaes, Hats und Caps, of the latest styles also runks. Carpet Begs, val.ee?, Ombre las, Shirts, Collars, CravaU, undkercliiefn, Gloves, Hosiery, Under Garments, all which will positively be sold as chexp as at ay establishment in Ohio. articu'ar attention will be paid tithe mn-ufdcturing of clothing to order, having on hsnd a fin- assortment of cloths, cassimeres, plain and ia.icy, buff casimeres, buff Marseilles, plain and fancy, fancy silks, satin, Having entirely adopted the Caih system, he is prepared to offer still better bargains than heretofore.

The public are invited lo call and exumii hut stock of goods be ore purchasing ocl5 The Knox County Mutual Int. Company apitai Richland County Mutual Insurance Company, 1 arge and increasing Capital. jiWaiid County Mutual Iimurnnct Company, Large and incrrasmg capital. OAio Life Insurane Company. Rsn0iar lnauranci.

Cnmpnny. Capital Neic Lite Stork Insurance Cam. And ttm other good and rep utilile Compa nies hold themselves ready to injure our prop erty by api lying to their agent, (VM. W. On the corner of Main i nd riyri.outn, unio.

acwo vim wiint Clothing, of any kind, le BORGOYNE almost aive voti suit. His stork Cloihs is jo target and weie urchaaed so cheap, that the on your poc ttta will acarcely be fell, Paste this it your ii.li. need oii viltiautaou' lootif, when nit- i i em prices OTti nn err. WANTED. FIVE THOUSAND volumes magazines, books, and periodicals for binding.

The under signed have just completed auch arrangements, that they are prepared to do binding; Dronrotlv. aim iu oh neat ana auraoie styles ana at as low prices as any house in Northern Ohio. To test it, bring on your magazines, books, that need b.nding, and sea for yourselves. Orders solicited. A.

C. DU BOIS SON, Acts. LOUK! THE BKST BRAND, in market, the VI: nidulh'Miil. ia keut nnni-tui'liv un hnnd 'or stile bv EB8EK ORTR'GHT. Thi Flour Is uiade of the best white whi st, expres lor lamiiy use, arid put in sacks and a' sacks, aud is pronounced the st ever sold in z'a, QYEUPv AND MOLASSES.

The best Sugar House Syrup and Molaeses, in a town, can be brooght of A10 H. M. ISOSii CHEAP CASH ST0HE. TJOWEBS KIXXEY'3 onHsal Caah Stovsj. nf Public Stuart and Sawduthhtl.

Is daily recejiTiuj in addition to their large stock, Fall and Winter Goods. CoasUting of rmr variety of Ladira' Irreas Qooaa, and Trinmiujnt, nnd a goerai asaortracat of Dry UooUn, Groevriea, Crockery. HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS, nam, lap, oaoes. Crockery, and everything a netd in this country, all of which will be) aold at tha LUWLbT CASH PRICE. est mUtmke.

Thot wiahinr to parehuo will do well to call and alanine, befors purchasing. Persons purchasing at a Coah Sture, will save from Twenty to Tweuty to Twenty.firs per cent, which credit stores are obliged to add to tleir pru6U for tho loss of bad debt. A word to the wise Is nnffieiemV nS DU BOlb' 15UOK STUltE. BOUTH BIDS ri'BUU 8QUAXE, PLYMOCTII, OHIO. AC.

DU BOIS SON, woold rc-e speclfully the citizens ef Plymouth an. I vicinity, that they are couMauuv receiving larg- well selecied stocks of the latest publications, including; liiu-rur Tlieo logical. School. Scientific, and Miscellaneous Works. which they will ditpeee of, as chrap as auy in Northern Olio.

They alsj have ou hand, a la and desirable lock of WALL 'ND WlNtiOw PAPER, to whit they it. vile the uf thofr wishing to purchase. FANCY GOODS AND TOYS, in great variety, in STATIONERY, tuf is lull, embracing every'hrg neei el. i wishing lo urchae their interest to call and exa riue. oct25 SADDLES HAKNESS, Saddler's Ilurdware, J.

MORFOOT would recpect uliy inform the citizens of Plymoulh, and liir utronnd'' coui.try, that he a now prepared, and ahli put forth bin best endeavo to rema'nso, lo Co all work per taining to ihe profession of HORSE TAILOR. He has now ready for the inspection of Ihe Dublic, a large assortment of fancy SPANISH SADDLES, beautiful article, to which we Would ask th fespec al attention cl those wishing lo purchase Also, COMMON SADDLES. rom SO uunrard, in great variety. His slock of Harness, A trj) and was made by the best workmen the no avprentices being employed. Ha hn Plated Harness, Bt S'15 Coarse liar ness at from 915 to 25, made with an eye to beauty, as well as use, and he warrants them perf ct in every detail.

Also, Sinale Harness. spleadidly finished, and durable, from ten to eighteen dollars Gie him a call aud purchase Aork made by woikmen. His shop is located opposite the Exchange Hole where he will find eisure time to attend, to any quantity ot customers, Cal. and see. Plymouth Dreg Store.

II. M. WOOSTER, WHOLESALE RETAIL DEAL ER in Drugs, Medicines, Groceries Glass Ware, and Window Glare, Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs, South side of the Public Square, Plymoulh, Ohio. I have iust received direct fro New York, a erv la-peand well selected Mora oi American French, and Enulish Chemicals. Drugs and Medicines, which I offer to Physicians, and al others in want of them, at lees prices than they can obtained for at any olhr establishment in Korlhem Olun.

Ureat inducements are onurea to Cash buyers oetI5-ly i. DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. North side of Public Square, FLYinOlJTH, OHIO. E. WEBSTER, would inform the citizens of Plymouth tnd vicinity, that he I.

is prepared to fill all orders, in his line, at lite shortest notice He will constantly on hand, a weH-s'lec'fd stock of Onil.Y tiKOtll'lltlES, and Provisions, comprising everything a family may need. He has ntted up in connection i'i the above, an e'eg int Ofwter Snloon, to which he would invite the attention or Iho'e fond of the bivilves. They will be served up in every ityle. Hit saloon is fitted up in suitable itvle lor Ladies, fames, Cigars of diflurent varieties, constantly on hand. oci2 SADDLES AND HARNESS A.

W. JJUULJSlf Would respectfully advise all tnose wno wnnt yxcC-Si tny thing in his line to call and examine his work before purchasing. He is prepared to accomodate his customers with Saddles, Harness, Bridles, and Halters. Trunks of all the latest styles, best workmanship and materials, constantly on hand or made to order, Tho Shop is over J. Deveny's Clothing Store.

M. DODLEY, Plymouth, November 11, 1808: NEW BARBER SHOP. LLOYD AND JAMES CARTER, would respectfully inform the citizens of Plymouth, that they have opened an establishment for the purpose of Shaving, Hair-drossing, and would solicit tho patronage or the public. Clean towels, sharp razors, and easy chairs will always be found. Shop open from 7 A.

till 8P.M.': n4 BEATRICE, or the Unknown Relatives, by Miss Catherine Sinclair. A thrilling inter est. A. C. DUBOIS SON.

BEST SINGING BOOK for extant. THE SHAWM A comnleto Library of Church Music containing about 1000 pieces, in every variety or metre. Just received and for ale by (no7) A. C. DU BOIS SON.

SANTA CLAUS A splendid lot of Toys and Gift Books, -of every description for the holidays, just received and forsaio -v no7 A. C. DU BOIS SOtf. HEARTH-STONE REVERIES, and Temper-ance Tales, by Thurlow W. editor of the Cavuen Chief.

A book which should be placed in the hands or. every amiiy in tue coun try. For sale by DU JJUin avn. BONNETS BONNETS riPIENDID assortments of Black and Fancy Leghorn, Straw and Pearl of the latest fall and winter styles. Nov.

10-n4 -i -1 8. STARR. Fish I Fish CEESH CAUGHT Uppei Lake While Fiab, 4y tbe ilf hbbl, or quantity, for sale Li 3 nV I HORTON CO'S MELO-PEANX ryjx instrcmekt. t. Mei-.

Peaa kt traly ties bms aa4 aMat desirable) ever invested. It ooenbin tvo evieii-eta cnuii- 4- iua of the Organ, Piiuao Fvrt. aad VioUn. nsW a as Bccompanuocai va ine ants a wire it has a eqnai. Pricas frota to 120, vl 6 CcUvejS, 1 sx-U reeds, do 2 do 4S do do 125 do 2 do IXf The aruletTiznedwill take piriuursio timish- Ing families snd rburees, with teis popnlar la-nruMcnt, who may favor hint with a call, or who may signify their teira to this effect to tho Editors of ths Plymouth Advertieer.

-REV. J. CBOCSE, Agent. DcKnTb. Crawford Ohio, Kov.

21, 18i3. LAST ARRIVAL. TOIIX LEVENT, JR has just receded an other addition to his already largo stock of Vetting, Boots, Shoes, Halt, Caps, Sie. Which he will soil CHEAPER thsn tha soma quality can be purchased nt nny other place in town. He will not bo UNDERSOLD.

Auction is requested to his stock of RUBBER GOODS, comprising everything required to areas a man rom head to foot, such as Coata, Hats, Pants, BooU, Orcrshdes, 4o. Store In Odd Fellows' Block. no7 NEW GOODS. TlST received from tho Eastern Cities, amt manufacturing Villages of New England, at the FARMERS' STORE, on the corner of Main and Ur largest nnd most general stock of goods in all the land, which I will sell for cash, produce, or approved credit, not at cost exactly, bnt at pria-es that will astonish persona who have been looking around. Don't buy till you give me a ell.

Nov. 12-no4 DIRK IIOORNBEEK. LEE LO0K.S- All now in ue, for A. u. cu lints a BON sale ay 1MHLES.

We can hell jble cheaper lan any establishment in Northern Ohio. A nn nf a a. nv A. C. DU BO SON.

CLO THS. Cassimerpn, Vesting, Tailor. Findings, Red, White, Blue, Oranee, and Plain Pi.inii.ls, on fnle Chrap at nil kind-t for and lA' lk Couon and Sliirt-, ami liran-er', Onii lie Itiuud ami Drawer', Ulove. and Mittens ol all kinds CROWKLL S. BUSINESS MEN OF PLYMOUTH CAN be furnisecd with the following articles of Stationery, delivered freo of charge at Plymouth, at the rates attached Blue Laid Letter Paper, $2, to $4 per ream.

White 2,50 to 4,00 Bluo and white cap paper, 1,75 to 3,50 commercial note paper, Buff Law Envelopes, plain letter adhesive laid adhesive, White, Steel Pens 1,38 to 2,55 3,00 to 3,25 per 1000 1,00 2,00 to 2,50 2,00 to 2,50 2,00 to 8,00 2,00 to 8,00 9 gross. Also, a large assortment of Blank Books and Stationary for offices, very low. Merchants nnd Grocers can be supplied with any size of Wrapping Paper, from 50 cts. to 1,50 per ream. Prompt attention will be given to orders.

GEO. J. ANDERSON. Sandnsky, Dec. 10, 1853, n8.

Leather, Leather. ALL PERSONS wanting anything xjL tlvis line, can ha supplied at the Metropttitta Boot, fhoc and Lmlker Stxre, of SEELY CASE. We have Spant'liandalauglileredSole Leather of tba best quality also Upper, Kip and Calf Skins, nf our own tanning, together with every other article used in this cottntrv. for manufacturing Shoes, such a ticiMt, Kid, Lining and Hiniline Skins, Pees. Thread, and a general assortm ent of Makers1 Kit, nitich we are anxious to sell low for cash.

QUEENS OF ENGLAND By S.nckland, for sale by A BQ and SON. QTANDA RD 1 1 1STOHIES. Gibbon. Rtillin, Josi sedans. Hume, Macanlay, for For sale by A.

SOW. () LS AND PAlNTSFIux Oil, -'hoth vnrv rirv Aiwt irrannn in Oil. Ine finl Uv v.j H. ri. OsTE-l.

TCARNES NOTES OS THE NEW 1 ESTAMET, for Fale by cl25 A. DU BOIS ON. rINC PAINT, at Ci Nov. 10-n4 SPENCER WRIGHT'S. I GUT LITERATURE.

A large as-soitment of the latest For sale by ocl25 (A. C. D'J fcoiS HfHE I AW AND Py the author of Fcr sale by A. C. TESTIMONY.

"Wide We World. DU BOIS SON. cifenceITs-PaI MetGTi ES. For sale by A.C. 'i DU BOIS tc SON.

ocl-25 Of every style, tome aa hi as three dolla r. omeonyehat-lers, EuaooYNE can and will do for you. WHITE LEAD, GROUND AND DJRY, with No. 1 Hax Seed Oil, cheap, at l7LP CRONINOJSR. NEW Autumn and Winter Dress Go-ds French Merinos, Paranattas.

Cashmeree.Mous is Latns, Plain do, all wool A I Mode Colored Persiaa and Paramattas, Black and Colored 811 kp, at IVfADE at the PLY WO Tli MILL, from the bes' of white wheat, expressly unily and warrant' superior to any ttber i ma ke', kept constantly on hand, and oforsaleby tf -KDROPA IH1C ENCYCJ.OPEDIAr --by Dr. Trail, 8 vol. For sale by c. IJUgBUtS SOW. (Y THE PLYMOUTH MILL brand.

put up in sacks and half-sacks, made of tha best white wheat, put up exi'tensly lor familjr use, and a koowiadgsd lobe the best in use. Far sale by 8. H. STAKB- BONNETS BONNETS QILK, Sit tin, Legh rn, Fall and winter styles, cheipsr than sin penny at NOTICE. vt PERSONS indebted to me, by account on the book, of Webber it Hoornbeek, and alsiea my own books, or br Bote, art requested to call immedi ately and py' i B7, IBM.

11. DIAflES 'iticks, for 1854. A ne -assortment for pale by DU BOIS k. SON nmo new lot ist received, and forsnie. by A.C DU BOIS 4c SOX.

Boots and Shottr 'for the MUUtHun- GULP and CRONINGER; Abe "Oriental" Store, have anv nvn'Af rt Roots- and hoes. Also, Buffalo Sola ttht, prime articls, by the side or quantity. MADE at the PLYMOUTH MILL, from the best-of Famllv use, and warranted J'i v.tt. iS Ikti TITKrt. at NoT.To-na SPENCER 4 WRIGHT-S, 4' JL tiecw, VA.J KIKTLAJiD, 5e.

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