Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 3, Number 23, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 July 1862 — Page 2

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THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT. rVBM5lir.I) W F.V.K LY BY T. &, P. JIcDOXAMK

PLATT McDONALD, :::::::: Editor. zr. IMOIOCTII, IXDIAXA: TurRSDAY, July Srd, 18fl2. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. or rit xrr r stat :, J A M KS S. ATHOX, OF MAlttoS. Mit m riT i or TJTK, JOSEPH KISTINE, OF FO IX TAIN, r ' Tmn'F.;. - stmt, MATTHEW J.. UK KIT, OSCAll D. IIOKD, t)F DECATt'K. i f't vm. ikstuittiow, SAMUEL Ii. HUGO, OF ALLEN. rnrox coi xty ii:uh kytjc cowr.xno.v. Last Saturday we had the pleasure of Attending tho Fulton County Democratic Convention, at Kochestor, and a more en thusiaslic. patriotic assemblage, we have no racolbction of seeing anywhere. Although the day was totally untit for any ltind of a public gathering, it was a subject of general remark that there never was bo great an attendance at anv convention previously held in the county. What was better than mere numerical force, the greatest harmony and general good feeling prviTa'ied, not uniy in the deliberations of the convention, but in the minds of all present, relative to their principles and policy, and their duty as Democrats in tho campaign -vhich has opned. Past differences, if, indeed, there wore any, wero entirely swallowed up in the one desire of their hearts that our beloved country may b3 freed from the dangers of secessionism in arms, and abolitionism in office. The short time which wo had to remain, aside from that occupied by the convention nd the speakers, prevented us from mating the acquaintance of as many of the Democrats of that county as we should like to have done. They are a noble band, who stop not to sacrifice personal desires and ambition for t'ie good of the party, thus securing harmony in their convention?, and success at the polls. We would that the Democracy of Marshall were ml unlike thorn in this respect. Democracy in Fulton is not merely a tiani3, but a iallying-cry which finds a willing response in the hearts of tho poopie, and which, when used by such Democrats as that county can boast of, seldom failri of success. With them, every Democrat is a vigilance cominittco of ono to work for the success of the ticket; not depending on their their county newspaper and ono or two candidates to do all the work of a campaign. The principal speech was made by Hon. David Tiirpie, cf Whito Countj, late Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor. To f that it was a god speech, would be b tie truth, although but a feeble expn n of it. Hh main argument was against the abolition, emancipation, negro-loving policy of the administration, completely establishing the truth of every statement ho made. Our space will not permit m to give even a biief tynopsis of the speech. He is a very abta, entertain ing speaker; and wo are happy to say that lie more than fulfilled our expectations, although we had placed him among our ablest men in the State. As it was im possible for but a small portion of the im mens throng in attendance to hear him, Mr. Packaid, of this place, was called upon, and spoke from tho Court House door, to an appreciative audience, in li id usual felicitous style. We heard but tho closing portion of h.3 remarks, and cannot correctly judge of his Kpfech, but the many expressions of satisfaction with which it was received left no ruxn to doubt its character. At the conclusion of Mr. Turpie's sjx?ech. C. II. Reeve, Esq., of this p'ace, was loudly called for from all parts of the house, and spoko in his happiest train for about a half hour, frequently bringing tho house down with rounds of applause. The assemblage then dispersed, every man feeling that it was good for him to be there. The following excellent ticket was nominated, and will be elected: For Representative, X. (I. Shaffer; Auditor. A. J. Holmes (pre.sont incumbent): Tieaturer. Win. Sturgeon; iShurilF, Isaac food ("present incumbent). .-. Aitsncn AOTIO.V Under the abo e heading, the Xcw "orl. Mercury, a Literary paper in no way connected with politics or political parties, does up Schuyler in tho following brilliant manner: "One of the most. absurd proposition ever heard of, in li nance, was that oi Mr. Colfax, totax news papers earned outside of the United States miile. It shows the small calibre of rrni mfndr snpponed to belong to statesmen,' when they can waste precious tlmo in digging out oppressive schemes from which to raio one poor, solitary million of dollars, while the public

exigencies of the moment an painfully pleading for grand schemes of libar.il taxation calculated to raiao iwo hundred millions, at least. If tho iiuanciil gnniu of Mr. Colfax can find nothing moro rotur-ini-

alto hia nature than the conception ofonthoWe6tf.tr general officers. Rank, !

burthens ami deadweights upon the progress of the American press, the sooner l c retires to the obscurity whence ho was unwisely drawn, the better for himself and the public interests The t'oiutitiilioii a it I, and the 1'nioii a it Wa." MASS CONVENTION of the UNION DEMOCRACY and CONSERVATIVE CITIZENS of INDIANA, to CONSIDER the CRISIS of the COUNTRY ! In compliance with the generally expressed wish of the Democracy of Indiana, tho truo friends of Constitutional Liberty, tho Democratic State Central Committee invite tho people of the State, without regard to past party affiliation, who desiie to " preserve the Constitution as it Is, and the Union as it Was," to meet in MASS CONVENTION, AT INDIANAPOLIS, ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 30th, 1CC2. The IVoIck ;reat Uooli Are published hjr Julm E. Pottci, G17 Sausom St., Philadelphia, Pa., whose advertisement will be found in another column. The Publications of this hoii?e are well and favorably known throughout the community as the be?t works over yet issued on tle particular subjects of which they treat. They are all ot a highly practical chcractcr; are writteu in a clear and di.-tinct ptjle h as to be easily understood, and are offered at very moderate prices, thus plating them within the roach of everybody. Mr. Potter's reputation for liberality and fair dealing is tuujucstioiicd, and we take pleasure in recommending his books to thy notice of our reader. He will forward any of them by mail, postage paid, on receipt of price. Liberal terms are otTered to agents. I'ourlli of .Inly K'iriiii. .ah i nose who liuenu participating in tho festivities of the occasion must be at tho Methodist or PresbyterianChurch pro-1 cisely at 0 o'clock, A. M.; from thence they will proceed to the Court House Square fur tho purpose of forming in proces:on and marching to tho Seminary Grounds. i OFFIC'EKS OF THE I) A V . President. Uufus Hewitt. Vice J'resiifent. P. C. Ilagerty, M. Wood row. Murslmlg. Samuel N. Hains, Win, M. Kendall. Ciujla itt.--Kev J. K Chnpin. Ora'jr. Kev. A. Gurney of Valparaiso. Header. K. A Dunham. OKItEH OF PROCESSION. National Music; President of tht Day; Vico Presidents; Chaphia; Orator and Header; Soldiers of the War of IG 12, Mexican War, and the present War; Methodist School Presbyterian School Citizens. The procession will then proceed directly to the grounds west of town. OKDKK OF KXEKL'tSLS. 1st. Opening remaiks by the President 2d. Vocal and Instrumental music National Air. 3d. Prayer by the Chaplain. 1th. Vocal and Instrumental music. 5th. Heading tho Declaration of Independence. Gth. Vocal and Instrumental music. 7th. Oration. oth. Vocal and Instrumental music. 'Jth. Hasket Dinner. lUth. Uogular toasts; voluteer toasts and speeches, which will close the exercises of the day. Miss Morley lias kindly consented to take charge of the musical department of the exercises. m:vn or thi; wi:i:u. Tm uMiAY, June 2G. Letters to the Philadelphia papers from McClellan's ar my state that our first parallel, three miles long, is completed ; nd it is also beliered that tho rebels cannot muster GO.OUO men ou whom they can rely to mako a charge on us or stand one from us. The navigation of Whito Hiver is now open to (lea. Curtis' army to Jacksonport. The President returned yesterday from his visit to West Point. Speculation is ns usual life as to his mission, but nothing is known beyond ihe fact that ho visited Gan. Scott, whom he did not lind in very good health. The speech of Senator IJrowning against any confiscation whatever is regarded as s gnilicant of the conservative elements, who declare that he reprowonts tho views nf the President, who will veto the confiscation bill if it pavse. Gen. Shields did not get a single vote in executive session for his confirmation as Major General. It is elated that he and Stonewall Jackson are brothers-in-law. New Orleans advices state that the four men sentenced to bfl hung by order of Gen. Hutler, for robbing citizens, were executed on the 7lh. Com. Porter's mortar fleet had gono to Vicksburg. Com. l arragut was before Vicksburg. A portion of hia tlect had routed tho

enemy from Grand (Julf. One man was killed on tho Itasca and four wounded. The Hank of America, at New Orleans, was paying specie.

Fridav, June 27. The Easl has drawn McDowell and Fremont are now subordi-iof nate, in the Valley of Virginia, to (Ion. Pope. Popo is a dashing, bravo officer j much overrated, but, wo believe, an im- ' . provsment on any commander we have ; yet had in the Valloy. Ilia great characteristic is go-aheadativeness. Ho belongs to the go in style of military men, and, in that particular line, Nelson who comes very near being a brute is the only one of Ila'.leck's commanders who exceeds him. A dispatch received at tho War Department this P. M. from Gen. McClellan states that wo hold the new picket lino undisturbed, and all is now quiet on tho banks of the Chickahominy. The forcos under Major Generals Fremont, Rinks and McDowell have been consolidated into one army, called the Army of Virginia, and Major Geneial Pope has been especially assigned by tho President to tho chief command. Tho forcos under Fremont constitute Mist army corps, and are to be com-! manded by him; tho forces under Gen. ; IJanks constitute the second army corps j and aro to bo commanded by him ; iho forces under Gen. McDowell constitute the third army corps, and aro to bo commanded by him. MeCair division, 10,000 strong, which formed a part of McDowell's corps, has reached McCiollan by water, and another division i to follow immediately in the same way. Gen. Popo will also operate againEt Richmond. JofF Davis is reported ill at Raleigh, whither he had irne to seo a sick child. All quiet at Mempms unuor military j rrnverntnent- I a ii k l 1 "1. o ; Sati kuav, June 28.-The battle of tho j ICth iust., on James' Island, near Charles- j ton, appears to have been considerable f : .iv . r 1 1 "II . .1 1 ..1 ' at, a.i.a.r. M.ir ,o. ,., K.neo. wuunu , and missing, was nearly woven lndrod.i mw 1 1 .tl.I'tl I lie re De Dattertes were taken uy two reu-' : . i . . 1 , ! era! regiments, but not being supported, , other Union forces behaving badly, they j ai:....i t 1 . - ..iu oui.-eu i uu.t". v,u, i.w.TB, ... auviccs, nutu uuuei uio eiiuiiciui iiiu vm i ..,1..;.y. e ..-..-I ii ii .Kit. I li A c1i.kllii.ln.. I, lA f uaboat8, awaiting reinforcements. Gen. 1 Uetih?m, who commanded the Federals on ' . - w w . : tho occasion, has arrived at ew ork, itis lenorted Ulller arrest. 13 iijiuu u uiuu liie oinciai usi oi mo roöo ios.se ai um, ; i f.t.U 11 V.! battle of Fair Oaks, nuts the total of their i killed, woundetl and missing, at ft.COT. bill has passed the Senate punishing : with lino and imprisonment any Cabinet; oHicer or Congressman who takes any con - j sideratiou for procuring contracts or offices. It is asserted that Den. Woods expulsion from the House ol Kenrcsentaiives is cer- i - - i t out ! tain ; but the Republican Senator, nions. who swindled tho (Jovernment of 50.000 in some gun contracts, will , hold his seat unmolested. i Monday, June 30. (ion. Freiront. tak - Inrr rr, nt tb -nnir.t m..t V,r him nf fjf.n P.inn bis iikf,.riMP in rani- In r. ieu. l opo, iiia interior in lanw, na-, reO i.. 1. 1,.. .1 .l.,i ..-1 IO IJiJ Til IMMll 1 U I 9 i I vA U IO .

request has been complied with. The ! 11,0 suture, but w assume tho rePathfindet," it is tobe hoped, has now ! eponsibility of rrcognizing the bontU at subsided forever. Good riddance to ! once ar(1 withdrawing thorn from circtilabad rubbish." (Jen. Iluftis King, of Wis- j lio- Thy 1,avo in hand money received cousin, has been selected to fill ihe vacant f,üm ih(i (;'e:al (Lnernmer.l which could command. not bo better employed. So long as this A meeting of conservative members of i issuü- wilh a it3 evidences of authenticity Congress was held yesterday, at which aanJ repudiated by the declaration was made that the Slates, upon j ts4tu' n n,a, of common prudence ill be tho fiupprcBsioti of tho rebellion, should willi" lo bu or lo an' IJsocu-

repossess and exercise the right! sccuted to them by tho Constitution. The loss of onr forces in tho fight before Richmond on tho '2.3th inst., 13 variously stated at from 25U to 1.0UÜ. A train on the Memphis and Charleston Uailroad was captured by rebels on the 2Gth, fourteen miles from Memphis. Three or four oflicer and a ccmpauy of the l'iflysixth Ohio Regiment were taken prisoners. Ten or twelve Federale were killed. Some eighty mules also captured. It ii believed that Secietary Seward has received from Karl Kusso a note in denunciation of (Jen. Uutler's " woman of the town" order. Whatever mav bo thought ol the propriety of that document, the intermeddling of tho llritish government can be regarded in no other light than as a piece of grof 3 impertinence. Wi:tNEsnA , Jri.v 2. Latest advices from McClellan, at Washington, yestarday aro up to 2 o'clock Saturday 1. M. Cp to that time he had successfully carried out the jdan he pointed out Fomo time ago, which plan was to awing )iis riht wing towards the roar, which included all the forces north of and half way between I'ottoms lltidgo and New Kridgo, and at the same time advance hi left wing towards James Hiver, oponing communica ti'n witlMho gunboats. Tho attack of tho enemy last Thursday in gieat forces necessitated the stratogio movement, and in changing his base, of course, White House Landing was abandoned. All tho sick and wounded, the ordinance and commissaiy storo.s, troop- " . , . . and property tbore w'ie embarked under tho superintendence of (Ion. Casey, and ' I tii tin Monday were at Tuikey Isb'tid, on J..ics River, eight miles below Fort Par- , ... i ling, and liftmen below Richmond.

After an interruption of communication between McClellan and Washington of forty-eight hours, his lsft wing touched James Hiver yesterday, near Turkey

I?!and l)tidge. He immediately opened communication with Commodore Kotige rs the Potomac flotilla, and through him, with Washington. The result may be that the- steam tiansports may relievo his soldiers of tho faliinte of marchintr on , ' Richmond by landin" them near tho! j rebel capitol after the gunboats have cleared .away the obstructions, j Our army is now extricated from the malarious 6watr.ps of the Chickahcmiy, j and is ou the high ground of James River. It is s'ated that, on recommendation of tho Governors of all the loyal States, the President will call for 200,000 volunteers, to hold points already acquired and close tho war. The following order has been received i in this city from the War Department: "It is ordered that out of the appropriation fur collecting, organization and -r',jj ing volunteers, then -'.jji pjj jn a,i. Y"7ice to each recruit for three vears or during tho war the sum of twenty fivo dollars, being one-fourth of tho amount of tho bounty allowed by law; such payments to be mado upon the mustering of tho rcgiment'to which such recruits belong into the service of tho United Statei." Proclamation. To the 1' t opic of Indiana : The Government of tho Unifud Stales has called upou Indiara for live additional regiments of Infantry to complete- tie crushing out of the present rebellion. The necessity for this call need not be stated it is sufficient to nav that it exists, and, as patiiotic and loyal citizens to meet it. Indiana has done noblv hitherto, in fur- :

nishiug her br;lV(J RuJ WT0C boVtS lo . i i , ... .. . . leuu aim maintain Constitution ami I nioti ; of falher- . aroum, j t. . trt . elo ,..,, ,, na 8:imiSt ono HS lho soa. ail(i their yananl j.j . lho (iclJ j3 U iWmQ Q, Uq w ; J n 1 T , , , T . , , , JiOt tins call, winch i trust is. t ie l ist 1 - sia,, make durimr this wai. be tmondii U) lhii .1Ine z,al ftn,i ai.1R J . 1 rj . a8 furmor 0,R1(j Lavw U,e rii i i i i f . A 1" j iiiu puoiianeu oiuei. ui me ujuia-n General L'ivo soec'lic directions for recruit- , , nn , , i t , i. lnir and mode I organization. It h nronJ 1 lQ sUly h.lt ju Uo.,iments. criI1 i r i i i i m if i i Ctj for aro ln,.lU(letl . fe Mtvefth and SixtecM1,h Jiinnts. now reor-anizi:i". , i .... i T i-. neu unuei ni) nana, at i nuianapoii-,, this twenty-fourth day of June, A. D., V(V. Ouvk,: P. Mouton, r I. Uoernor ot Indiana. The Stover Trau (I. Wo understand that Couernor Morton, of Iunian., and Hon. Jesse llrown, Loan Commissioner, have infurmed the Board cd Jrokers that they will rccommond the ! 1 i f .. .i :.. .. . . l . . ii .1. '-S'" inuiaua io reueem ;ui uu ,,,mls vl 11,0 olovtr 1C 1,1 lhc ,lH,Kls wI i ,unuCcnl Parli3- 11 (il,v,irii0r Mo, tdn ii. i .i J':lI commissioner JiroWIl Ib'lVO I li 0 - m ii .

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Heart, mey Will HOI wait lor UiO action Ol j 11 at B"-v rnco whatever. tw jvrK What has Hon. Jese Prown, Loan Commissioner," i;ot to do with the fraudulent bonds ? What business to recommend the Legi-jJ ituro to do this or that in reference to tho matter? Siatc Sentinel. Iicr it I Cr lore tlir IVoplc." That tho Abolition measures which have recently passed Congress and been approved by tho President, such as the bill j for the abolition of shivery in tho District of Columbia, Ilayti-Liberi.i recognition bill and the bill forever prohibiting slavery in the- Teriitoties now belonging to, or hereafter acquired by the United Stales, wore introduced, advocated and voted for to a man by tho ultra Republican Abolitionists in both brauen1 :s of Congress, and that the sarno class of men in Congress are united in pressing the passage of geneial confiscation nnd emancipation bills. These Republican Abolitionists, with a few, a very few, honorable exceptions, constitute tho Union with-Abolition party in Congress aud of course represent the name partv out of Congress. Such is the character of the po called "Uniou" or Fusion party as denionstatod by tho public acts of its reprosentntivo men in our national Legislature. A CARD TO YOUNO LA 1)1 US AND OFXTLKMFN. Th mbierih'-r xvill send, ffrer of charge) to all who deViro it, the K -cipc and direction (or making a simple Vegetable HAI. M, that will, in born two I VV 'r d days, remove Timple. Hlotehe, Tan 1 recUIert, alloxvness, ami all impuritie ana ; rouehurs of the Skin, lcainr the Rame a Xa ! J'"-' "fondod it -honhl bo-soft, clear, smooih aud jb.autitul. I hoo ilesirour tho Hieipo, xvith full icjtructions. direction an I 'adtice, w ill pleao call ,,,M,;iV r'rVri'Y ,,) . ., k, I IK,. 1 "tHAt'.MAN, Imeheal ( In mist, 17m?. s.U Ihoi bvay, New Veik.

Great Work on the Horse.

The Ilorscfc his Diseases. BY ROBERT JENNINGS, V. S., Professor of Pathology aiiil Operative Surgery in the Veterinary College of Phila.Jelphia.'i'rolcKtior Veterinary Medicine in the late A:;ricidtural Collide of Ohio. Sccr. tarx-of ihc Aiiiencan t tcrurnry Ad-onatioii of Philadelphia, etc. cte. i- . - . . s i IT TELLS YOU Of Rreodin-r, Hrcakintr Stabl ceding, (xroomiiisr, Sliocin, and j the general management of the j horse, with the best modes of administering Medicine, also how to treat Uitiiir, Kickinir, Rearing, Shying, Stumblin-r, Cril Hitin-;', Res"tIcssncss, and other vices to w hich he 15 subject; with numerous explanatory ciiirraviii'rs. IT TELLS YOU Of tli cans.-. Symptom--, Hiid tre.ttiiici't of fttiaiiU s, sure Throat, Distemper, Catanh, Inlluenra, Uroncliitis, Pneumonia, Pleurisy, Ihokcn Wind, Chronic Cough, Roaring and Whistling, Lampas, Sore .Mouth and 1' leers, ai;d Decayed teeth, with other discuses of thv' Muutl; slvi Res piratory Organs. i i' TLLLS y i; Of tJ1(, ch,!,.-. ymptoms, and treatment of Worms, Lots, Colic. Strangulation, S t o n y Concretions, Rupture, Palsy, Diarrhoea, Jaunice. Hep atinhoe i, IJioo ly Urine, Stones in the Kidneys aud'Hhvlder, Jiitl.tnimation, and other diseases of i 1,.. w.i. !..,. i . t :. itt ; the Moniaeh, bowels, Liver and Ur- i iiwirv Orirans. IT TKLLS VOU Of the causes, pymplonn and treatment of Hone, Llood, and Jo Sav:n, Ring-Hone, S weenie, Strains Prolan Knee?, Wind Calls, Found er, Sole Rruiscsand Oravel, Cracked Hoofs, Scratches, Canker, Thrush, and Corns; also, of Megrim, Vertigo, Lpilcpsy, Sti'gcii, and other diseases of the Feet, Leirs an 1 Head. IT 'I'LLI..-' VOU Of the causes, symptoms, and treati.-eut of i istul i, l'oll Lvil, (ilindt.s, Farcy, Scarlet Fever, flange, Surfeit, Locked Jaw, Rheumati.m, Cramp, (Jails, Diseases of the Lye and Heart, Ac , c. , and how to manage Castration, Hleeding, Ti ephinning. Row cling, Firing, Hernia, Amputation. Tapping, niid other surgical operations. IT TKLLS Voir of Rarey's .Method of Tum inu' Horses; how to approach, II .ti ter, or Stable a C!t; how to aecustrn a horse to strange .oiiihIs and s-iehts, und tow to Lit, Saddle, Ki le, and break him to Harness; tdso the form and law of Warranty. The i vho!e beiiij; the result o( more than j litte n years' careful sluily of the ! habits, peculiarities, want andj veakiiesses of' this noble and useful j animal. i ; i i . i t . i . . ' i i lie ooou. commits ra;e?, appropriately' ! illustrated hv Iv o,, llu.Ued Kncravin-s, hV ' V" -"i .ceipioi price, i.aiiooun.i, . -si, oour m cioin extra, ; , .-.,. I i W'.i t .. . .a e .i fiii.' . t .... ",v :a." p'eji.."iiein oi ijtiroon i(.i. v,.r. ,y yr..uk Cio.by. Ls,,.; -The Family i l"etor," by Prof. II. S. Taylor, M. 1.; "ThrillI l"- adventure a ii the M.uly Settlers," by v... w.. i. .. . .... i i...i ! ill I ' I, 'Ulli .ML .II II IMOV, , 11 j , Poetry of Home," by Harry IVnciller; "Life "f h't t 'arson, t!ie (licit W'c.-tein Hunter and 1 t :..;.!... .. m ...i.... . ...i :.. ..n:.. n I..., I y Mrs. S. J. II ,1-, toother vidi other valuable ......... v,,,.,,x. u, .. i.,.-, s,u,l J works, a Catalogue of which niil be j fVUt lrf iU, ull,,;caiou. Hoo! Jo.-wanb-l to any ' address on receipt of price. j I'liniillilMl'll ALKMIS 1 (i!!i:T VIRIKTV. i;ioel!ei.-i. News Areiits, Look Auents, Cm ,, , ,. , ' ... , ,, . ' , a.-ser, I eddh-rs, :inl others w i I o, w cil to order A package nf our ll ioks. They will find them exceedingly p!jular, and teruis liberal. IÖÖÖ Local and Trae!in Agcii wanted evciyMhere for their sale. For t-iii'de coiii s, or for term in o'lantitic. ! u'ul1 'IW";!'" VlT'.,l7",';,', , joii.N j;i)L 1 1; itlu, pubhsiar, . -jji-ly No. (liT, San-o;,, St., rhiladeli-lna, Pa TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. Nutiee , hc-f liy f.'ix en thnt t!o im b rsitic 1 w ill receive scaled proposals, at. his oilice i:i I'lym oiith, until Saturday, the lL'th in-t , at J o'cloek I Ii in . if ilav. tur t ii' i ri f f i l t i nf ;i liri.I"i nymmitli ai.U W nnmae Mate xoaa crosses the same. A!o, propo-al will be rrvcived for liliiH-rthe space betxveeu the en. Is of the nexv brid-o and tin? embankment-;; !! tobe made for so imi'-li per sipiare jnrd. Tho J.Hi.i nut to bo commenced until the bridge is coinpletcd, or until lie contractor .'iies bis consent, l'or jdns, specification, and further particular., enquire of ihe undersigned. T. Abd)0..I.I, Hupeiintt ii '.eiit riymouth, June .'l '.' ltd Strayed from the ow ner one mile south of West York, vn the I. iporte road, one RAY 1 IOKSK, Sis year old list spring, fourteen hind hi.uh, xxliile n the forehead, left hind foot xxhite, and a scar on the left side near the Haidt. Any one returning said horse, or informing me where be can be found, will receive a liberal rexvnrd. A. S. II ASK . West York, St. Jo. Co. Ind., June 'Jiah "Jvh 1 to Tim iairLovtin. I can pive steady K.Ml'LOY.MI'.X T to active voting men to solicit order for the I.1TTI.1I (!- ANTSl'AVINC MACH IN I-:, price iir Hemmer, (Jane, Screw tliixcr and extra Needles. Will pay a 1 iheriil salary and cvpens..j, or alloxv Ivre commission. CDUNTY KKJIITS iven to Agents An A nt wanted in every County. For particulars, descriptive cataloirue, ,.c, address, xx ith stamp, T S PACSII, 'lm:i Ccn'l Avrent for V S, Toledo, (. .11. A. O. IMCKAK1), Allonirv iuid ('oimsrllor at Lww l'LY mouth, ixn CIOI.I.IXTIONS, Tax raying and V. tion of titles e., promptly attended ind F.xamiua Ho iu vi n.Ti re.xples Hank, N.Y. City; How & Whittaker, N. Y.City; TerbellJcniiMips Co.,X. Y. City; Seeuiitv Fire Insurance Co., N. Y. City; Henry C. Carter, X. Y. City; lb n.C. A. Ntacy , Tccnmseh, .Mich.; I.. (I. Horry Co.. Hankers, Adrian, I Mich.; J . S. Dunlap, l'"., Indianapolis, Ind.; N. 11.4 )-leshee, C-., Count y Treasurer, riymouth. lie has associated w ith him in practice, Hon. James Hradley of l.alVrto.Ind., whoso asi-tance -ho will haxe atthe ,ittin ofthe Circuit and Cum luou rioasCoiirts of this county Will practice in adjoinbu.' counties. rivm.'nith. M-'- bJ.IMil). Otf Aipony; the manv remedies otfered to tho puldci tculer the head of Patent .Medicines, it is a relief to know that some of them are valuable preparation, w ill do xx h it i claimed for them and are worthy of use and place in ex cry family. Hchmint; to this class may be mentioned, Pr. Koback's Scandinavian Uemedies, Mined Purifier and Wood pjU xv hielt are most excellent preparation and which have the desired effect in nil eases fur w hu h their use is intended. Like ihon-and of others xvo bear personal wit uoss to thi, havim; used them in our ow n family with the bestolTect. Wo are also acquainted wit many who speak voluntarily in praise of these mrdieines. One of our leading business men ?ay-, that by tho use of only four bottles of the Purifier, ho received more than one hundred dollars benefit. Hi i ditliculty was erysipelas. We espiess our thanks for a liberal present ol these remedies for use in our family. Sec Adx crliKeno. id in another column.

nr. T. . TjIZ.UO.Y, HAS KF.MOVFD HIS DRUG STORE!

A N I) NJ3WS Dll'OT, To the ra?t side of Michigan street, opposite the Hrick, where he will keep on lund PURE DRUGS AM 31 E D 1 C 1 1 E S , caref.. ly Frl.-rtod fro,,, the besM ho esule Ks Ubhshmei.tsin New o,k, Ph.Iadelph.a, j Pittsburgh ;.nd Chicago. Also, a general assortment of the best 2Po,toixt 3VXccaJLoixxcs Of the Tay. OIJATKV ITIKItCIIAVr.S AM 1 i ts i rift if s (mciiera , ...... - . . . .. . . . 4 , .. . . ill und it to their advantage to trade with him , , ,. fc as et erv article he sells is. WAllIJAXTEI'.). EXDLl-SS QUA XT IT I KS OF Yr a x k i: i: x t i o"x s . PEKFUMKltV, HAIll OIL. PUKXIXG KLUID. CIGAliS, AC. In The News Department M ivbe found the Chicairo and Cincinnati I) lilies, all t!ie lea.l n Illu.-tratcd and Literary Papers, Cheap Publication, Ve. Haily Papers delivered j in town by the week. Any kind of publication ore'eredwhen desired. Also, a full supply of CHIAAr 1 A17 I vi V. I I )J 1 A I5IV IVO I A N l June Sr. 'J-tf. T. A. LKMON. Jrit o'ioott.J. HONEST CORNER I respectfully aunouuee to the patrons ot ILOiVKST CORXi'l That I have reerntly returned from the am now in receipt of a Iiill Ooiii I-1 f care full v selected . XI Ci I v O CK II IKS! And evcrvtl iri-r else funin-rh ki t bv tr.e. wh'ch I w ill si ll at t.iir price.-. 1 xx ill take in exchange for 'oeds, al I kinds of II v r v 1 1 a J 1 1 :i I i 1 c VrotUivv. AMI MONEY WIL NOT BC RErUoED I invite mvohl custom-' r-' to callsnd exotniii" mv.-tock nti'S in ices, and if t!i-x i'it.thex xxill be sure and buv. I have no blow in-r to do to induce von to purchase of inc. Honorable, straight forxvard dealing and a lix ing profit ami no huinbuir, is luv motto. Those knoxvTii thri-is.-lx e- in arroa.'s are notilied that tln ir ihi-s are xery iu'i h needed, and I hopethev xx il redeem the ir pronii m io pa v up. J . lilloW NT.I F.. 1 lUiiouthiK t.1 InH-tf 'iöootsi & Shoes. t ii i: UNION SAFE! Ilavinr sold out mv entire stock of Fasten made knots axu sx:oi:s: And made an entiie change in my procramnu of business, and hax inj; fitted up my sl.tl'lishnie ut I-ixoltii-ii vI.v Jf MANlJFACTUmiNC My devoting my attention to it I th'nk I can make my rdiop The most Drsirahlr rincr in lliis COI 31 l TS ITY To leave a measure, or pureh.i-e a cood 1 lux e in my employ Tlie Very Hi'st Workmen in I'orlIierii Fnilintia; Men that cannot be excelled fr IHM! ANILITY Ycatiivss mitl IHsimtch in iMvi a"TTi: i n c; Neatly and promptly done at all limes. x work is of TIIF. HKST QUALITY And will bo sold as loxv as the same finality can b . old in anv market. J. F YAN YAI.KF.NP.lMxtlH. P. S. Persons indebted to me are earnestly requested to Call mid Settle Up AT OXCK. I must have my accounts settled by the first of January; a at that tune I shall be in want of the needful.'' ' Friends," Come in and help. 1 w ill be found at my old taii I, one door north of the Hank Muiltlir j., oi .MJcliir-m .-ti t. Fte. I J.bl lf.ni;. ' J. v.

An Oi' i i n:i iiTo j.refT.t Swine from riirininv' at 1 irr-e

um- iiiiuii i im,- ii jkii it;e iownoi ll'Miou'' in .ix sections. l"' srai'iN ri.'iT. ")F IT ORDAI.NLJM.y the Curpw tj,n I of Plymouth, by lie- Hoard ot Trufte s ,,i aid town, that fnun and ftt-r thef.rtday dju' ly, A. D. 1W;'J, no swine shall be t rmitt d t.,rui, nt largo within the corporate limits of .ni. tmr and it shall be uiil.iufiil for tlie owner .r own.-p any swine to permit the same to ir.u t within said limits. " sK'Tiov sKfn. And bo it further ordained, That, if nnv per.n or i rons owning or having the rar ot trir,M shall permit the same to run at. large within 0V; corporate limit-' of snid town, after faid date, 1,.,r i... . rv ... sne r my Mian roricii nni py To the fnnl ir,vrj4 the sum of two dollars per day for each andcvi rr day they are guilty of a violation of this onlirmnrc, wmifo.-TJoi pro.-vCiiTK ii, to ijo rroseci te.l i ,i ?iil recovered by an action in the rame of tl, town, before any Justice nf t!ie Pvace having ji:ridietion as for a liti-denieaiior: and it i hcrchy i... ,. i . l. .t ... ... diatelv for anv violation of thi, ordinance cum!:,. ,rht t"hi.s kno h-d-e. FKCTloN THIRD. And be it further ordaineil. That it kIihII h hn ful tor aey person and is made tho s?,.rinl i;v ! of the Marshal to take up ar.d put into the public ponn I, any anI a!l snm-fou A runninjr at la-o vith'ti the corporate limit of ii l town from and after sn id first day of July, A I) l-r.-J. The icr.-on or jiersons so im;oundiii;: such ?:iif hall notify the owner or owner, if known, nnd in all case shall iiotify the Marshal. The owner or o-.vj. is may h ive each swine rele-is"l and delivered to them by pauni; to tho Marshal twentvlive cent for the swine impounded, if only nnt and ten rents pi-rhead for vn )i udlitu.nal head of snine if m oe thn on-, for the first day, ud fifty cent per day for each additional day said swiii shall remain impoun'h d; liftvt-n etits of wlii'h shall ho paid by the Mar-'ial to the pcrn itapoundini: ftich swine If sueh ywine are Hot reIer-me.I within on day after noli impounding if the owner is unknowr, orwitliin one day after notice to the owner if Puch owni-r is known, the sune stiall le sohl hy the .Marshal within five days thereafter. The Marshal shall a'ivritise such wine for sale, in five public pinees in th town, pi vin b'scri i n of tb swine, owner's i:ara if known, time of impound - mjr, amount of charur?, and tune and plnceof if not rei!reincil Iwfyre, i.h swine phall t, sohl at tho time and place mentioned, to the holest bidder at au?t:on, and he swine be delivered to tlf purchaser. sictiov rocmit. An! Ik it further ordained, 'lli.at tlie norny :iri-iiiir f rom such sale shall bo used 1st To pay the fees for impounding a:: ! keep tit it said mviiic; 5M Tlie corts of sab- hereinafter provided for; .'id The penalty und ."osrs pro iil-I for in ?. tion seron 1 of this ordinance, tfj id luetit lus leeu ren '.ere l therefor; Jui i no residue, u any, mum no pan to rr Tre.i-.unr of tho town, to be held subject to tv-oiik-r ol the owner f ti'i-.b swine. st.ction rim. Ib if further ordaineil. That "f swli, inipoi:Ti i'-l are M'd. the Mar-hil -hi'.l be , nitle j to fifty cet u for advertising eat.h ile under thi rdinsnee, r.A u n j.-r c nf wiii on th aimmut f al I sales, in n l lilion to the fees for redemption a box e ,vo id.-!; and it sueh sale -ha!lbe advertised, and the .;:; Ie rel cmel be fore sold, the ow tier h ill ax i 1 suiii in addition to tho .-urns above herein proi led, to the Maishal, U-f re said sxxine fc!ia!l Le r--least '1. SKCTJON slVTlt. Should tho .M.trdial fail or refuse t i:iip ".: ! -nie xi !i.-n foiinö rni.niu' nt 1 irir' in sii ! t !.. i h a v 1 1 1 know Icde or notice tli'Tcef,' and t roien! toc.iii v out the provision--; of this orJutaHce as t" his obity therein. der. he .-hall lrt" it ;m l pay sAid tow n a sum not les than one i."r tu'Te th.n. thice dollars, xxith cof f recufi n, I'-r t'-!i aii-1 in i ) ca-eof refusal r failure. t be pr euted fur in the n uue of tho town, a for a n.i.'.' menior. JACH H. N . K I.I Nil UK, l'resideiit of the IU.-i 1 ot Tru-tc Atf-.-t: ! i.. s. 1 . C. Tif M rs n, Clerk, and t'o" -e-d . f said foxxn. jui:!-' -""tl. FAIRBANKS' SIANPAKH t x-v I Warehoufc Truck. Letter Presses &c. r.iiii'i.NKs, (;i:s;i;Mi:r jt (o. 17 l.;ih- ?t-. t '! i si tr I ' I'- ar in' t.ibiiv onlx the r.';ine..f j June .1. iM.-2i ::.' HOlli L AS MM OR I. IL The Diploma of .Momber-hhM.f the I" d C.I. M iM'MI'.NT ASS H MAlb N. b.ai.t b.: ".raxed on steel, nl-or.t t.ine by txxeixe n-h- i;' dimeii-ion, is n rea-ly for iliti ib-;t,nn to misn i.'ti i s to the Monument liin l. Tlie eurx n,iT eoll-'lSt. of tXXO full Ictietl X ic-.Ctt.'S elf " portrait of the deceased s. at. sunn, at ! th' f' "'r .Aim rica o!lcriii a w r at. ; be-i 1 b rd s exe xiexx of tho lie on the s!.. re of lakc Mie'iii--' a i? now .ipj cars .it Ci tt.ic (Irox c. To all r-ons l.-i Mn'iti to the A -s-'i i .it nun dollir or more, xx ill bo sent one o! t' es.- P: p'i in is, x itii the iiu.ieai.d ani-oo.t d.ily insert-, ihcr. iii; and .-ii,iu d bx the lVc.-i.Ix :.t and Seci t.uv. Coiitiibtifnr in t!e mii-j (f one .!..!l.ir w H e.-i h" life .Metibrr f tiif l.X!L!.s M.uii'.iü i t Assm-iation: in tho sum of ti my tkdl-n, Ib'ie i.uv I.ib Members; and in the Mini of oi.o In i' dre'd .'...II ir. Honoriy Life Mein'wrs if llio lt-ri of Tl U-tees. All editors who will insert the nlnixe in t! :r I lily, weekly or tri w.- klx isue three niont! -. xx iih an o c isional n- t i to ndx . nee ihe obi.i l n xiexx. xxill lux.- t'.-nx aided t them imniodiatcly Iip!oina as Honorary Life M :ib-rs t tin" A"' ei .t-oli. Hj-oii the l c. i t by tho Society o! .1 ; t of their p l pi r ertiit oiei-e: the fore-.'"- '.li. W AI.TFK H. SC.M KS, Pris t. I.mmkii V. 'i i:. Sec'y. N. ;. J ,.,.., nr. n.ri ,-xn.l -.oiirTloiv loreonin butions arc b. inr nnli.oi?ed in the Im il States to take hiree ot the inten sfs of the .ssii V'."' I'ainj-bb lo and cu eulal , eontainin the orr-i" aiion, constitution, bxedaw. and the appeal, ' b,- eilt lIl xx bo xi ill for XX lid their add't'!' t'onintiiiii ations heiil l b d.ire-ed t "' refarv Poulus .Monumr.nt As-'oiitioi,, I'leoso', Illinois." 1? P. Mi-POXALF, Ac'o:it f-r Ply mouth nnd iLIQUORS, Also, in the same building, one d.H.r north ef the Hank, max e loxiudat all times a full tk ef Pure ami Unadulterated Liquors T W I I Double and Single nectifWl Whiky. O'.i Hyo Whikv, Cherry Branrty, Gm. Tort and Sherry Wint-s, FRENCH BRANDY Phe Iutieof w hirh Utter atlkle we iJ t ll f iU,del Str lboe in Nw Yrk City. Our I.i'ptor5 are II pure and wfi will sll ut oxt prices asi the mine ipubty inn lo ,uh-M' in any e-ublisbinent in thin or it .binin? ,?''tJ Pc.vlcrs, betöre pure ha in-:, would call and s implo . J.F. YANV ALKF.NHFKC1I k t Ply niouih, June .", l-i.J. I'.'tf. Cavalry Horses Wanted. To hu.,lr...I CAVALliY 1MH:I ..I fix-in lour to nine years old, from :i:uen ta and a half handi liiji, ai.d in roo-J eoh t Applx to .NUL--June', hbv! l'.'ib

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