Plymouth Democrat, Volume 15, Number 15, Plymouth, Marshall County, 16 December 1869 — Page 2

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I ATT McW N ILD, - Koiior. Ttittrtiiln j-, DeiriaJir 1, aif,r. The action of COBgrcw, nj t- t li is. ste, lii: leen ofsottniinportajtiatlkajrjutor as to hardly justify a pttbfitalion -f its proceed injr. The message was lul receive J, ami tit ro semis a probability that the tiriffbH) Brill be revised to some extent in ssjslai to rffard a Bilk more protection to naossopeeasta; tint Virginia will he a-lsaittcd if her senator? nil! .w;ir fenity t rsidiculism; thai the hneb qnestiftfl iriJ no! be act upon until late in the SSBBSMMnj ti.nt t 1 t,rrtr: will In mnLartnrl .- iri-,tTrr , . , . , . . . , lose ol raconatrucuon am: be legislated i i ut of the Union until it becointl loVal to the "party of great moral ideas." end hat. as usual, r.11 the contested seats vill be .n.rdcd to tho radicatl members. We shall commence, next week, publishing a synopsis f the action of this i n ercat insr bod v. THF ÄTSW YORK TUl(Ki), Th I r- cent toagosfy ia Now York, resulting in tie fifth of A. 1. Richardson. i onnct'd with the eefitoria Je partmant of the New York Ti has e -eatorlnn e i-ii- :nc;:t throii'.'äout the e untrv wi -. hassoluoni, if evr. ixvo ualetl Ly I like ocenrrenoe. The peculiar circumstauoes of Um cig, the connection of one of the principals with a prou.inciit MWfpapof of the eonntry nmi the sitemlani 11 aol eonduet of one of tho most eminent divines in the United States. combine to ren der this trairedy one of unusual interest ! to the reading public. The reader is doubt fcltj informed of the laetory rliis an 1 a re ;titionwul cot he necessary si time. Our dsfatt La th'- article is more for the pupiftM of condemning the loese state of morals irlsnrn this manslaughter, or nmrder, has revtvleu. it is L-"t so straniro that tliere should be firand men aad WM in LIlo socia position, who so far fbrget the dsties and obligations of married life to vv Datrimo&ia enjr.trcment.- while ' t!e partiea i-' UgaQj and m. .rally bonnd to another, but that there shonld be found those occupying the highest civil, religions', lournal-stie nostitons who would 1 j iesKl their pefsonaJ laflueace in furthar- J sflsaaeaTthc desirea .' ihe suiltv pair. L Reverend DenryWard Baccher, VieoIVesident Bdnryler Colfax, and If-n-orable Horace Greefery, knew that when Iiehardon made lave to Mrs. McVarland. he was by fans both human and divine tike wife of nother. The position taken by P e. h r. thai the deceased f ur ht the rebellion with los pen, and nervet! the hearts of !'.":.:':' loTaliats to go bravely frth to att'e. a :1 that i t was there f re en f '.Hod to his efWhusttsnr lore and gcatitudo, is the position of a demagogue -a TCfy 1 ov dcuta eo'ue. Aoc adding to the law hieb he hi paid twonty ihinaniiil dolkn a year to expound, the -in. of which Rid -ird-son was nndoubtedly nuiltv. was one with which, n o ? mpromise can he nisuj. It is condemned in the -ironeest firms. In Holy Writ th. re mt area a j.roviso that he or sJm whe is gnüty can wer.pe punishment, tbongh "lojwF1 beyond a snaahi. All this furntathes no rxeuse for the towardly a.sassi nation perpetrated bv i MeF:i"rIan I. a ho ch uld b punwhed acsordinsj to the aaMrmrty of his crime. The killiü of a man yrho has bo op- j noftnsnaj af defendiag biniself is a rutthroat game, which i.s not paliable by .iV kuown axnosüUoa etT ihe codo of noawnr. The plsn of great personal !nirv is M justificati -n. Th" Bf ;e ' inatlon has not -von the extenuating eiriimstance of a sudden exhibition of f sä ion. consequent up on tho dtseoTerj he great injury which had been done i who played th - -in. If:; . Qtjnjjsjant nf sj the facta in tlie . as they fra.; Ire, duriir the ; :-rt ; .-year?, it was :ui instance ol de;te killinir. which cannot he too str uly cor.denmed. DITOflCI A Ii ZM&y.'t I Tf i:s. fie Log-.tnspnrt tiaro, saya Jr li ha sold i.Pi! y.orth of pork, . that alter "a long delay, iJi'.s rim;ui us ! ua.s re-;;:ived the nntuient of .-racial runil agent of In a. he Colnnib'u CHy aS complains a number of y.mug in uiseis raised irrul r on ?:t the aVpot in that town, :aturday i i;',t. and i . ri that the hai w:i iii presens arreat them. D 's just the time and the place where when maihu! are not CO be fmol. vage fuiht. With pistol and knife, e.l between tw nieij nam"; Howell I .arvine. fire Mcsnaal in the msrhiao and sofJttof ttntttington,onthe ava af ober Zdi, detng damage to the tt of $..0of); partially insured. Ft. W srue DtMKHTn sars a lanynf that cliy cailod an a shea ttm a pair of ' twon," th t being lionable nnjnbcr. Ai'i r tiying from two t s-ve,i. r ,li-c.ver-latter size fit her . . tly. d a lierceton Imlrp, ,,., ; !r;, s in tomach, the reanif of an Inritatiou free oysters. Our troubles of lite ha ot been of tint particular kind r editor if the Northern in liunian .aihieination that the infle strin eh he has placed so long will be the death af hfm. Warsaw n er slant aortety ThaWaahrnarrespondent of the Il.'uaian the startling ttuouiiceBiyat that 'i!!iUs has drafted a Huaucc

minr? which is approved hy Jay J

Cooke. Jes' so. IiPorte has hal a tnush and milk festival, which was very successful, except finaucinily. Tho Herald pub- ' lithea a list of heaw city tax-pavers, fnm which it ia seen there are eightynine individual! ru:l irme paying more than $50 citv taxes each; twentv-throe who pay ver HOO.and icsy than $200; tv el e paying over 8200 and less than 300. The total levy for JSG9 if Si 20 on each $100 of valuation SO cent for Lvnernl pnrpeses and 40 rents lor schools. During the less than three sean oast Ute members of tt. Paul's (Episcopal) church have contributed s;;n;e $11.000 for church purposes, v hareof $7,000 baa been expended for tne cnlartrement and improvement or , . 1 their cl itlce A 10-year older of Peru recently stolo $2,50 from a meat shop, and invested the amount in a pair of skates. The example of too Peruvians must be horrid when the risir.cr generation take p early to the ways of sin. Elkhart is to h.ive rut iron bridge. The Elkhart Review says a nice younw man came roan Bristol to Elkhart on Sunday h-st in company with two young la. lie?, and hecame so salubrious that it was fetid uuutjmn to arraign hira befor? a justice, who relieved liim of a dozen dollars or so, in the way of fine nr.l eoato. The same paper also says that Jeptha Farmer, a young man about 3 8 years of apre, whose parents reside khotlt a mile and a half northeast of town, was thrown from a wagon on Wnich ho was riding, on Thursday last. and, striking his hand on tho frozen .-'round, was rendered insensible. He continued in that condition until 8 o'cl-ck Friday moraine, whoa he expi red. Mrs. Kersey, residing near Wheeler. Pörter c nrty. eom&ittted suicide by N OH Tuesday morning of last k. The car.-- i attributed to temporary insanity. The local of the 17(letts has "flattened his nosea1 afrainat the window pane, looksngfor the ''dreamy -i. ys of autumn." The fiat-ten ingc lias abi taken noajejsion of his literary effcrts. Stark o anty has had a teacher's institute, and is happy. Red windows are getting to he very , . - lt . , decorating tne froms of tlieir houses rows of them, until the edifice looks like Arena on a bum. Red nonsj are not -it all uncommon either. Sosays tl;e Sentiueit and thcScnmW ought to know. The Columbia City fiast suts the total valuation d real and nernosnj jroperty in the county of Whitley, as shown by the auditor's books, i-i4.I.'o.-'!. The total amount of taxes charged on the duplicate for the year lti'J, i 974349,73. TllF diffexences in the radical party, which had their ori'n in the senatorial v. ' contest, last wint. r, and which have only slumbered not died out cilice that time, are just now ai;ain receiving the attentions of the party. The Cumbach Ving declare thai txo man or set of men who were instrumental in causing the defeat oftthoir champion for ate shall ever receive their support, while th proscribed metion are equally earnest in their denunciation of their pi rseeutora. There is little probability of such a break hi the ranks of the party as to eanaeany con.siderable porHon f them to hoU their nomination; but there is a prospect that the ze .l ol' many of the party landen will be efi'ectoaUy cooled, and that at their next stale convention a compromise ticket will be nominated which wiH not receive that earnest support from cither faction which woold be given t" .t ticket nominated with unaminity. The Sepublii aa majority, if any, in this state, is too Small U i a one reüauce. in any event, and a division of any consequence in the ranks of the party, will put their defeat beyond the possibility of a doubt. John Sfaughermajr, a soldier who had i!ic nWbrttNM to lose a lag at Chiekamauga, bought a load of wood buri week fbr four dol'.trs, and happening around when the man was ualeacang it diso vei d that the wagon box was nakf fiiied with straw, and the wood loasele kktowa upon it. about half the ouantitj he fnnnoaed he was buyin South Bt if' I nion. i'oity dollars lo a cent that the man who sold ih: wood was a eopperftead, and is now in fajvo1 of u letting hy-genea DC hy gon hukuuiuH. l it'fy dollars to nothimr that he wns a 1 lataijt radical, who urged the saldier to enlist, promising that his family .should want for nothing; and after he was gone, ; Knitted thesj to starve, or live on public chafitT. Antony the Yirginia Congteaidbnal delegation, whose credent:. ;ls will be presented to te house next we-k, is a lull blooded nei-ro. who was elected to : areactot one itlie south side districts, ofthat .fate, last .Tidy. As there is little or no dbnht bu that the full sadenntson will l admitn I. he will of oanui lake his eat with the rest. Kj. TLL- is it fehculd be. Our national emigre by its own unlaw !'cl usurpaH Is., declared the negro entitled to all the ri;Jit ' and privileges that wdiit men may enjoy. If we must live under radical rJt, we would at so a he gverned by negroes as by whites who are (-so depraved as to dee ire rhr wolves only eqisl to tho negro field-hands of the ..outh. Don Ptt thinks Chandler's bust slorald be made of brwss, w ith a pedestal of pan eorE r. taken from the pcoo eted ntiaes of Michigan, for the pr Li of which this great statesman makes w , pay tribute

Tna radicals extract an immense

suonnt of comfort from the fact that Alcorn, radical, waa chosen governor at the recent election in Mississippi. We congratulate thorn. Although AlcoRN is a radical of tha meanest character, he is a southern nein, andknows something of the wants of the people of the south; and a southern '-scallawag," as he is is preferable to a "carpat-baggerM of the character of Grant's brother-in-law. Bent. The platforms on which these two worthies ran srerc equally "niggery," and on each ticket was a :colored'' candidate. Tho only influencing cause that insured success seemed to be the fact that the people of Mississippi preferred trusting a southern ex-rebel "acal lanrag" to a northern ''carpet-bag brother-in-law of our most illustrious president. This victory over the only relative Grant haa who is not in office is worthy of nete, and that radicals can rejoice over it indicate that rren they think it all right that one of so large a family can be properly 'deft out in the cold." Comity IK'iiioiTtttte Convention. Pursuant to call, the delegates met at the court house, in Plymouth, aturday, Pee. 11th, at 2 o'clock, p. in. The convention was called to order by A. C. Thompson, chairman of the county central committee, who made a few well-timed remarks, and was then, on Motion of M. A. 0. Packard, made permanent chairman of the convention. A. 0. Packard was chosen secretary. On motion of P. E. VanValkcnburgh. after the call of the townships, the convention resolved itself into a mass con vention. On motion, a committee of two from Center, and one from each of tho other townships represented, was appointed to select delegates and contingent delegates to the state cenvention at Indianapolis, on the 8th of January. The committee consisted of Messrs. D. EL YanYalkenburoh. D. D. Luke, I. McDonald. John NcfT, Win. Zehner and Alex. Bland. On motion of M. A. O. Packard, a committee consisting of M. A. O. Packard, Joseph Ewana, M. W. Powney, Morgan Johnson, Samuel Yarrick, and J. ( Hcdriek was appointed to nominate a central committee for the ensuing year. The convention was addressed by Q. ('orbin. B. Jae hy and others. The committee reported the following dele gates and contingent delegates to the' state convention : 1 'KLKuatks M W Powney, D E VanValkcnburgh, A G Thompson, II. ('orbin, MAO Packard, David How, P F.ssex. M Williams, Alex Plana, Jno X- ff, Abraham Yorica, Wm Zehner. Eb Bhirland, D McDonald, J V,r Davis. D F Rar and David Zehner. w Conti . ; en ts J C Cushman, P 8 Alleman, ESJacoby, W L Bfootehonee, ? Pearman, H A Work Wm Goodwin, Chas M Hill, II W Steckman, Wm Shaw, I) S Grube, George Kimball, J C Hodriek, J G Cluunberlain Jordan Jones rnd A K Wann. The report of the committe wasunanimously adopted. . The committee to select a antral committee, reported the following: JG Cushman, M W Powney and II Corbin, of Center township; Morgan Johnson, of Polk; P S Grube, of West; Eb Shirland, of North; John Soice, of Herman; P MeDonald.of Bourbon; A K Wann, of Tippecanoe j Alei Bland, of Walnut; 1) Zehner, of Green; and Win ShaW, of Union. The report of tho committee was unanimously adopted. No further business appearing the convention adjourned seas oYe. A. C. Thompson, Chum, M. A. O. Packard. Sec. THE Bl'TTKRI-IKLD TKSl lUnder the above caption the Cincinnati Comrii' rriut, a thoroughly radical paper, and one of the most inÜttcntial msgana of that party, tella some plain truths relative to the nefarious practice adopted by Grant of sdlimj. offices to the highest bidder. If Grant's skin were not thicker than the hide of a rhinoeenos. sueh m s thing rebukes, from his own nattiaanj, would bring to his cheek the "blush of very shame." The letters which passed between Genends Butterfield and Grant in February, 18GG,in which the fawn st nveyed and the latter acknowledged the receipt of s testimonial in the sunstantia!s of $105,000 Subscribed by citieus of .New lcrK. are punted in our special dispatches front New York, this morning. A list of tha subscribers is also .appended, as well m a list of the subseribers to tho Sherman testimonial fund. The latter amounted to $1U,'.7.r'h nnd SG5.000 of this sum went to CJencial Grant in payment 8f"tue house. I i and furniture in Washington which wen- ransferred tu Sherman s possosaion in March last. General BultoraVhl nan vewwrded lot his activity in getting tip the testimonial to tirant with p-iition or" a I ant treasurer, having charge of the suhtienimy iu New York. Hin appointment wanaaaassgiy npppeti tt the time it Van made on the ground that he was not tit for so responsible a trust. Put :t aanae of favors reeoived seemn to have had its weight with the prosid.-nt. aftd Butferf eld was sppoiatcd and confirmed. The ambitions genera was very anxious at the lime the tcstim.iii.il was najfed, that th; doeiimeiits should not be pub. lish d, be :iie. hi- mode-tly put it many ubscriptions were made with th a undnrstrtnrliug. Pinco the taihtre of Iiis BpecuTalions in gold, andhia resignation , h is anxiety to keep tkedoeaaaents in -a j.'L'on-hr.lt; has been mitigated, and so we have the whole matter spread before the people. ft is to be regretted that Qenetnl Grant, in the first pluce, even accepted tho t- stimonial. and, in the second place, that it should hav had any influence

with him. as it can not be doubted it had. in naming an assistant treasurer for the New York office. lie would have stood infinitely higher in the estimation of the American people had he declined the fatal gift, and, like tho sterling old patriot. General Thomas, rather preferred to remain Kor and independent, than accept riehf with a sense of obligation to those instrumental iu bestowing if.' an obligation which he BUght have been sure he would he called to redeem, if placed hy the people in such n position as to make the requital possible. Miss Cushman is rapidly gaining health, and expects to winter in Home. Another "young lady school teacher," in New Jersey this time, has provoked a public meeting by cowhiding her infant pupils. Mr, E. Goodwin, of Monroe county, Ky., lias been married three times, and has 33 children, all boys. yg?1!??"? gggggggg sjsnj PliYMOaVTlI MARKETS. Plyxocth, Decomber li. GROCEIUKS Rjrtatt. Apples, dried, pr lb $ a li CctYce 25 a SS Candies 20 it 25 Clows a so MaMnacs a SO XetBMgl pr 02 a U Peaches, dried.' pr lb IS a 30 Sugar.) waatS (i 20 Siiiziir. coffee a IS Sugar, brown, 11a IS Syrup I tO ol 10 Sbap .. 10 a 13 Spice a no Tea, erecn I Hi o4 on Tmm, black 1 40 100 Tobacco, Din? o 1)0 do flino cut M 1 !0 do tnitkitijr .40 a CO ritOYIsiOSS-Wlioiesale. r.uttfr a 1 Bran. jr cwt a i OO Cbicktus. drewmd, pr lb a 10 do nlhe. pr cox I 00 a I .V) Corn Mcr.l, prewt.. a i 00 Flour, white wheat, pr bbl a r. 00 do red wbcftt Lml.prlb a '10 Onions, pr lb a 1 00 Potatoes a 35 Sliort.--. pr cwt a 1 00 Tarkers, pr lb s 10 Tallow 08 a 10 PABJI rRODULTS "Whologele Baaaa, pr ba 1 DO c 9 00 fSIHWSl a 30 Corn, hidled a 70-3 Bar, timothy ui 00 4 Il'de, pr lb. ur.triru'ncd, a CS , do IM riinmod a 10 do dried flint a 1 do aaltad. p 10 do veal calf, jrr'n a 13 do vea! calf driod a 2i do rccu cured v 15 Oati pr bu a 40 Ti moths seed a S 09 C'iover do 0 ij i) Flax do o 3 ?5 Wheat, new 83 a W Wood, pr cord a 3 00 Wool, pr pound a 40 NEW ADVE RT iggjj ENTs! jOUD KSW8 VOB TUE ilU.NGKV

SOONTZ 8l EOHASX, No. 7, Hoham's Tlock, Laporti ttrcct, Plymouth, - .. .. Indiana. W.- bo vr riin 1ri! nur ti. ro I'.al-.irr inil f?rarna rai t, making If r Srst-ciaii eatabUabJoeat. We ke- p a lull aaaornnenl of Fnney Groecrio, Con feclioncriet, CigartJ mt' Tobacco. All kin-la of Fruit In t-0II. OystSfl la rviry style; uigo ftir sale by the can, Mcass at Ai! Mours. Pay nnd week Board on liWral taMaa. Ciiretie a call, and aatlvfjr yoaraelC Dt-cetnber 1G--14H KOOXTZ & 1'OITAM. "tk:e3 ehiod," A HEW MONTHLY JOURNAL. Sample sent free to any address. AV. L. OBAWfOBD, 65 ami 'm Nacnan St. New Yt-rk Citv. T'NC'TIONAIU.V the bett tUCUined work of the ain in the World. Harper s Magazine. ll-iriier'.- Mtcrazlne, apart from SJm Illustrations, aootaina froa titty to one hundred per cent, moie matter than .-my simi ar periodical issued iu the Kuf,'lish lanuao. Met! IMk of ihr Prm. 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REAL ESTATE.

Real Estate Office. Land Bought and Sold on Reasonable Terms. Land and Town Lets for Sale HY A. IJ. A. ('. C APR OK. The n i sco :M. t 86, r 1 c, 3i'0 ncrcp splcndiJ la. nl, h-:ivilv timborefl with Maek aralnnt, poplar, ask aad oak nor aere. Terms cfv. Price, 26 Tbc n e nee 28, t W, n r i c, lf.O ncr-: oxtiii. land, with baaa (jnality of haarj timber Pries $15 per acre, one-thir-l Jown. balance on longtime. The pf sec 21, t .14, rnnge e, 1 GO acres, beaty timber, mostly oak und poplar; land" of the best quality and in ?iod neighborhood. Price per acre, one-third down, balance on eaaj tarn 1. The sjno, and n I .- e, sec 10, t 52, r I e, 160 acres, mostly splendid mowinjt marsh, timber euuuh for building and fencing purposes. Price S per acre; terms easy. The n w see 28, t 9,4 n r 3 e, ICO ucres; about 20 acres bottom land, tho balance as fine a tract of timbered land as can be found in the county. Price $20 per ucro, on good ternn. The cja w hoc 8, t 34, r 1 e, 80 acres: cak barrens and BieWlÄSj marshj; t4be had at S bargain. The sc J and a a f S W aS 4 t 34. r 1 e, 80 acres, timber and wowing inarsh per acre. If a w.8ejn sec 20, t r.4, r 1 c.l JO acres, part heavy barrens, part marsh. $0 per acre. The lirlaw section 17, t 32, r 4 , 40 acres; good land, to be Lad cheap and oil good term, Tbc m w jswj sec 19, t 32. r 4 e. 110 acres, iirt heavy timber, and kowo bottom lan-l ; ?10 per acre. Town HiOtN. Lot 21 in original plat of Plymoutb ; bouse larpe enough for two families; ono of the most dcsirablf iota in tow.i; price SoO. Lot '.''.. price iSOO I Lot 141. price $250

'.".. price &30 1 00, 860 128, 400 ino, 450 140, 250

2", MH) 230, 300 Z40, . 4W t acre a c block 50 in Cabbell's ad., $400 A ucro Tiv, block 50 do I acre b e J block 50 do acre s w block M do w h e j block 38 do " J.ol 18 do bot 20 do Lot 24 do 400 600 600 250 coo r,oo 400 Lots 83 and 84. with house, Rose's nd,. Ö00 Persons desiring to purchase timbered lands ortown property, will do well to f;ive us a call. Titles examined and abstracts furnished. Office in BrownleeS block, PLYMOVT 1XD. Hot25'69-121t. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY a.c.&a.bTcapron PLYMOUTH, IND. Insure your lives in tho Mutual Life, of New York, Tho loading Lifo lasnrtacs Company in tho World:! ssms-jaj Insure yovr 7Tonttt .' mar 'Mir MertkandtHJ Insure tour Property .' Insure pour llouoct, Earns and Steck Mttimi lss and (Ui:k(h;( bw Fitt nnl I.rjht ni:y, in ono of trie following Oui am Rai.UBM lasiBaaca CoatPaatas; Asaettrt. International, X. lark, $1,200,844 30 North Ajiiericnn u 773.843 77 New York Gmtral 200,000 ( Yonkert th New York, 878,464 20 National Datcnport -51.285 00 We are prepared to ijsuc Policies on the most favorable terms in any of the above comp anlas. Also, we bnve the (Jcncra! Agency for Indiana nnd Michigan of the New York Caitral ftuwwtncc Company. Agents and Solicitors wanted. Offies tn Brownlet'a block, up stairs. aoT25G0-121y A ORE IT DISTRIBUTION By the Metropolitan Cilfl Co. CASH GIFKS TO THE AMOUNS OF fr,00,00a. EVERY TICKET DRAW'S A PRIZE aCasb Gifts, ach BSO.00 10 Slo.CO SS ' 5.oo 40 " t.OO 20d M s.o'l ?m " 1 .ofl SO Elegsnt Boeewood Piano - eachfSOO to ?ro 75 " Melodeona " "."i lo 10 SOOFevlng liaehfaaas - " SSfo 17 BOO Gold watche - - 'j 73to:i0 eash PrtMs, Silver Ware, .tc, valned at J1.o(X1,oou A ehance to draw any of the above Prir.eM for 35c Tickets dcaarfblng I ries are paaiad in Knvelope and well miyed. (i receipt of 2"e. ft mOmmt fieM I drama without clioicc and feat by amil to any addresa. The prixe named apon it will be delivercl lo the ticket holeereo payment of One Io!lnr. I'ries are inuaediatelj sett to ai.y address hy exrc: s or return mail. Yon will know wh.it your Yr?.a U be lore ou pnv for it. Any Prize exchanged for nr.otlier ot Fame value. No lilanks. Our patron can depend co fair dealing. Itr.FKREN ar: We teleet the fnMowing from nntiv who here la telv ijrawa Tal nable Pilxra tad kindly permitted us to pu&M-h the : Aad.evr J. Boras, Chicago, $10,000; Mi-s Clara H. Walker, Baltimore, Piano, SäOO; JanMa M. Matthews, Detroit, $5,000; .lohn T. Andrewn, Wamnnan, S5.O0O; Miss Allies Simons, Cksrieaton Piano, $0m. We pubuah on saiaes without paraMselaa, Orimons OS TBI Pbmk; Tbe firm ia reliable, nml deaarve tbolr surci-'H.'-- Y-(k iy THmm, Mni s. Yo know them to be n fair deSHag firm.' A. r. JftrnM May ffl -A BnenO of ama drew a $roo prie. which was promptly reesfcMd.' ASfg Mmu Ja,t :J. Send for circular. Liberal rndncementl to Ai:.-nts. SaSlaAMtlMi gaaninteed. Beiy paraage 1. 1 Ss-iiii-il gnvelopef contains oss . ah out. Tickets for 1; U for $2: B for $5; 110 for 15. All lettara ahoald ba addresa to H.4KiKBt, YBLSO!V& CO , 10 3m I?0 It rot! ay ft. Y. aaaa aasaaj UNDERTAKER. UHIJtET WARE. A N J9 FURNITURE. A. L. ALLEM Ay A CC. Ilavo an band at ail tlma a completo and eioganf stt. ok of Cabinet Ware HHrt Kiu..iture, which Saaf ill cell Ht v ry I Ml m Mahle rate. Also a rouiplete(itock of uadcrtuker'a FuniWhng (loorte, and l oflluH of all kinds. A good Uqht? belcie.-ii r ts tho SstabUahaasati METALLIC COFFINS (if nuy or oil ados furniahed Promptly, on order. We barg arrancraeats with tbo Irvrjrct aonss in tlie arest, at Chicago, ly nhish thaas Burial ("ayes can be proaapljf aupplicl at nil times. 1 ntft a. r.. at.i.iman. a co. The Best and Cheapest The undersigned, at their almp on l.npoi to Strfai, ii-anuiavjiurea Lo order and keeps rm hanl BOOTS & BTIO EB Of the Tory best Block, man fact urrnl by workmen who cannot be oxcclleil. AllkinuNof repairing clone with netttnesa nnd ilinputch. Vit- ir Maat ire alwny rfa(onablo, ami will baaa compnripon with eny other shop in Ptjmoath. Solicit" a trial. nt loünt. Rhop bet ween Koontx A Palprerp Itakerj nnd Shoen.aker Ä llioniieck'n Mcnt Mai ket. UrpaVt'S MlrtM-t.

CLOTHING.

que; AT ARRIVALS AT S. Sc XK. BECKER'S, We arc now receiving oni Fall and Winter Goods, And can ebow tha HANDSOMEST STOCK OF GOODS Ever brought to Plymouth, and can offer belter bargains iu CALICOES, DELA1XES, ALLAPA CAS, GO OD FOR SUITS, t:., Jbc. Our Clothing assortment U complete and will sell at rry JLow Prices, A Splendid Stock of HATS, CAPS, AND Ciettta FtirniHttiiiK C;olf9. YVe have a fixs AMoMMMkvrr or Cloths, Casähnerfs and Vests, And make CLOTHING TO ORDER, IN Latest Styles. 80 S. i M. BECKER. DRUCCISTS. JKLGtilSTS. G. BLAIN & CX., trlcr ia foUVWt Ctraer licbai aad farn Stt., riymoutlt, iud II A YI SCO Jwt r.celToi'i a freah rapplj f avcryiliiiss; In ocr liuu of trade, tu:3t:ut uj.v.uiy o Drnr, UTedtclncs, Palutxt Oils, Dyo ffSttXb Varmlsäi Glau, BruitUei rtrfmiierlr , Yttnkt Xo(i9ns,.y'ati&nrry, ura Jffi wut mad TAqwyrs for iniü fnirjitH only to to vchuh vc wnmU oflnaSJsn. Wo have reoclved, and will sell at roasOSAble rates.a au-.ntity of Kerosene aud '.oul Oil. AIbo orery style and ebeo KEROSENE LAMPS, For bornlag ttro MM We nre also ejects far jrtl tho popular Patent Medicines, Of tho flay. rbylclau8' PRESCRIPTIONS, c.iri Tnllv pnt up at all honra of tbe ntbt. by na azperienced druKi"'- earnestly invite tea public to fa vor aa with a call and exaniaa our stock, and become rinvinced,of the fact oat we are doing a liberal butnueru. 1 ü ILAflT M CO. O lu i.i:i. KATAHI.IWKU IX 1H4S. W. E. It It OWN Suc for to PERSHING & BROWNJhMfars bt UMOHJIXES, SiUOOl. BOOKS.

rXEfifVRPTlOXS Cbrafalil pregarSjfM m)1 honra of tha day or i,bt, ttm c BsttrWH I" . nscitth, lnd

INSURANCE.

JS YOUR LIFE IXSUMED? THE KNICKERBOCKER MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Assetts May 1st, 'GO, $6000,900 A ropntfltion Mr RONKCTY. F.lt! DKMIVC and PROMPT l'A YMl'NT of LO.-SKS Sarin p-riid of Ixten ye&r. together wiih prod en I innnni.-mont and L-rat wcattti. hav fiuraa tb: ""inpaiiy mm of Um noet popster in the United Stute. For th past three jra4 in succe?K ha:brcn BBpomlMeA. Its pofl rirs arc better than jrold or fwrenncai bonds, a tii investment in ;lt and the profit irr. atr. No bttehMM man, no Joans SUM. husband or futhcr sbfniid fleln j r. sin'de day In gt'-I tiur his lif" insu:vd. and thereby MftVa hte alfc ot little onoa from pOMiblq ut mi tbey iire no Ioiijt with them Tn proTTde, For iniirarra in the inn o!d and r-liaHe coapOBY, or lor attjr information relative thereto, apply either pert ju;.Uy or by letter to JOHN C. CXTRmfAlf, agnt, PlyBurata, Inaisaa. Wtt AT TJIF. PMBSS 8 I JFSt An earinmtiv aaund nnd reliable Life Corporation. Tho manage tnt-nt rio from ainon our lo'.-t business men. ami are noted for integrity an! honorable dealinfv. T!ic Company eSTera tho taoSt liberal advantage - to members. tic V rk I xti i-, .-. None of our Life Companies sre faalctai aatier progress in irelMloiag. National 'We ragarSl the Company ".s being an Icr azaaUant Msnaajasaent, and in a sound financial eoiiuil ion.' Titr Stetk "lift. "Shoan frsUelass laansgfTnen sad ahility. A. Y. OouVKUreHA .l.!r rtiser. A good Cona paare beyond cottt inencr."" Cateajfo Tnhunr. 'Wc eordialty recommei! the Knickerbocker to our citizens for safety, liberality an ! fair dealing." Sew Orleans Times The iiif neu of l.ife tnsarajMO In tbe United Hates luring the pa-t fow years i" unpreee' lented. Some Oorapantea bnve annually increased tbeir bnstnesfl by or.e-balf; others kutan daaasttU bettor: nnl tbe ICxictBnaocacB Ifonras of this city, the aest jiropressive of all. h:t- n-t imlly donlled its business and pfeortiflBJ t a ice fritafi the 1s:8t two year. This rapid projrrc-'on is the more satisfactory becanse it iy made by so staunch an instiituion. arbich, like its mime, is aynoajntona arithtba sterling qualities of solidity, iteadfaatnesa, sad iscaritj It? popnlaritj is donbtlegg pri r rtionatelv Sttnontablo to its abolition of tbe usual restrictions on travel nnd occupation, its helpful aceeptnnco of note in part payments of premiums, the division of its profits, in the slmpe af dividends, among Iba insure', sad the engraftsient of the ann-forfeHurf pis a an its aj stent. New York IViaawe, April 10, 18(39. FANNING MIZLS. The grast Wheat narresf u fnt r.p.-.roaf bier aad every fanner should Lave one of J. NEWTON WILLIAM'S New and improved FAINTS' I TNG MtUUBt Which are anperior to any ever lutrodaeed to rbe publi-. They were faeces-fully trbdbymere thn thirty of our le?t Uirraer last aaaooa who apciab in the blgba at praise of Ihtfial. alas fhe Plymouth . .ter and stessa atiSa. OXE UUXMIF.D SOW HEADY. And aril 1 bo Seid ot? flen.oiialile fcrnfl. Any responsible person deairiag an ftgrney cc.i. applv to the sulncri'ucr. if) IT. G. THAYER. J. HI. DALE & CO., JgsaSlsajgsdars for t? LATEST STYLE OF COOOS Are tili in full blaut, ritt the ljr : -;t ptock la nywouth snd always the lowest prices. $4,000 wortB ofH Nids, PUuBas. Air?'!). MertaMMSi tMia Goods for Bu its, Mar 'ales, Jacaneta, Organdies. T'ara'sola. Htrlpo, Ol OVaa, HoMiery. Notions. Tl !l!lTllitl8, ÖJrtp!- floods, IIhH. t';ir-. Mild G;nCe Parntebtng n tods, Casahneree, I sobtvin.". CL 0 Til CL OA KING, Cents" Buit srottt-n np to onb-r n hoit aSJttta. to suit tlit! most lastidioii'S. WE ttEFY COHPETITIOI. A? one of ort pMtafrallseS In New Yorl:. waals SMSStanHi iaryaag goodsaf imaorteei .-nid uMctiioir i r. iluc.'d nrioaa, a iiieh eaablrs us to fell at what other merchants pny for t'oodj. BKMKMBKR TIM PL A CK No. 12 Mlcbigan St.. Pnni's Bleelr. 4-'J STATION ER V. Hooks and Stationery! f ATTHK P, 0. BOOK AND NEWS DEPOTK. B PSHSHING KJOJCV0 oallpnblic attest Ion to Nm sset Saat v be can farnhtq School Books, Paper, Pent, fnba. States snd Pendle, rtetrapspers sod Period" U-als and Magazine, and Kirnry (d. cb an m, if not cheaper than, any one n it'i eonuty. all sad see tor roareelvee, and baj nil goa wmm f II B. P. P.S. Leave your order fir any Books or ftsLbnsergfea may ansa, ord ra tilled in 4m heass FURNSTURE. t PALMER, Dealer m all kiivi of F U It N I T fa 1 1: , vt illow Cliniw l.ookln- isnes, BadtprlJ and Undortaket Trimmings. BjMJrfSJpJaTP nor V. onn COPPTX9. Mt:tlli tfs'st with a A'l on Reasonable T-rm. At 1 iW tOfS I O. K. Cleaveland nn l. iP- ite Street. Tl- in.'ntb. Nor lW9

HARDWARD.

H AltUWARE o STOVES JMPORTAXf TO tOOSIi POtCSASIMO IIA D WARE. BUCK cfc TO AX AO. 9, ilic'üja.: St.ett, fyasjSjSJL . ARE now receiving dircrt from t'ic M .nufacttirrre and Importars, a general cssortiocnt of HOUSE TRIMMING aBS HOUSE FURNiSHING Hftr.D.VHRE. And an endless vari--iv of u-- i FARM IMPLEMENTS, IRON. niiy.j.. MJIUk t.v; F'l rri. SHOVELS, SPABtX GLASS, ,A?ir, DOOMS. fTMTB, FIFE. r.M f fo WMLTTSa. M0m SHOT, P0WPE2, LEA!'. ItlMPCA : BS, BBAJM A. n oFFi:n i.zr- !!.! . flX 1 1 TABLM AND POCMJtf CUTLKMT fJSffjrs TÜKNSBB AJfO mWTnvv.cm.em tn :, arc Cook Sloven, nnd some tti.it doa"' I ook. PattM ttotes for t ittttig raoaaa, eittin room t to-.-e fo Parlor--. SJhtratSd Oven BtOeS aad Ovens that have not been shnasi i, CaaiM or ai; Linda, Kt (nvjS to catch Mica anl Mice Traps ,o catch Beta, Tiffjiera Copperen and Iro: WORK IN THE 3HO ALL KINDS OF SHELF VI HEAVY HÄ.KDWARE AT Äü LOW FIGTRKS. CAM BE FOUNT) ON THT fOXTIXEXS. Oar Moods wsrs parcaased .t;;1 n (Sfa baSMMMa tt) nt th--- v.'jy !o-, pr:. l :, ar.d .. - pUU ' -.: i-"-r.SjK: Wj iroose to seil fcr I aad we (lon'i cure where you get :L money. C. C. HICK. r. E. TTa.S. SSI DRY COOD3. A T T E N T I O . DRV GOODS 11IIST REVOLi'TIONIZED WILLIAMSON & BERGMAN ii arjBgentar ! into parts btf '.rave toinfbrnt Hie uhlicthat tUaj L;ve hrongltit 9B a very li.i-ge tu'l earafuUjf BtiLncm STOCK of Cansasaianj rait ot Ladies Dress G-ocd ILt tOOt MKhiNOa. M0Ali r-.r'. rATtlSl VN l.ct i.-. It- I'l.l.t.AS T CtOTlW, LADIKH CLOTH AI L Vt.!Oi.k V,,w.i. IKl,INEb, t N ; ! . i -1 1 SUEBJN08, A K Ml Kr. - t: 1MMiNOHor ILL KIM'S. tRPHtHS, ( r.SKi S. nn vs. rri A WOOL I.N KOOttSOP KVKtn DCSCltlP TION, LAlMltfl RA8KBTH. 1 1 ;!- SKIRTS. SH . I S IkntlRKT, OI.l KS. I' It I S i s, Ml 81.INS. I LK ICIIfiDAt L'NKI Kai HRD. 1KN I M S AND i!l KORT &HIRTINO, ClfCCPal COTT S AM LIN KN l AULK ' LOTUS. R 1KT CH AIN. tH ! "N Y P OOTTON tAfTIKO, WOOL KB V Alt V OVKKLKT?, Ill A n KI'TS. .'i.OTil C tBStMKRRS. KTC . KTC wm in m mm CLOTHING. HATS GAPS, BOOTS & SHOES I Lsirgc Slock of Flimli

An.l v-n bine BBaally Vi i in a r-v Grto la at.. re. ft'oeir obi ccfttuncr tbev aal, a ooattaaatioa of their treda, at hey r, kh main n-r ottea an will favorthi .a wUh a citil, a "they aro sure they ran pl"n . jn ie ::itl prices. -., ,r,: atsaBj Sfrd givg lia atrial, und y u rill nit'l tiiisn iuu 1 . Ve intemi to-d a gtratginfn-a-aH, Leerst bilinear, and .-ire icfrrminrd t to bs isjdcrspKt Qtrtek alrs an! mall j I uftti ia our tnotto. Teeo drs -"tb r-f j etas l,rrfn' rl inland, ensi tid? rfgllchicaii Jt rirniaftth, lied, e,n ariLLlA : ' . j y?

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