Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 10, Number 10, Plymouth, Marshall County, 6 October 1864 — Page 3

volume 10.

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.

THE 'DEMOCRAT-

Local and Miscellaneous. Common Piers Court is in session this j week. The democratic meetings in the various parts of the counly arc fully attended, and the people are nrrake to their interest in the coming election. Democrats, see to it that every democeratic veto is polled next Tuesday. The perpetuity of free government in America may depend on your vote. A. C. Capron,' Esq., will address the Democratic Club at Corbin's Hall on next Saturday evening'. Turn out and give him "a "full house. It will be the last meeting cf the Club before ihi Stale election. Hen. T. A. Hendricks lr.ade one of his best speeches at Corbin's Hal! last Friday night to a large and enthusiastic audience. The Hall was crowded to repletion, notwithstanding there was but a few hours notice of the meeting. Be sure tbat orcry vote for Turpie is polled, at the election next Tuesday. . Dr. Athoa, tho present Secretary of State, visited our town on Friday last, and pent a. fr. Lours in the place. The Dr. is a cauuiJaie for re-election, and will, we hope, succeed by a majority of not less 4han 1V000. A dipateh from the Hon. E. G. Aay, of Chicagostates tha'- he poitliely be bere on Saturday at the Democratic Rallr.- Mr. A say is a fine speaker, auJ Lis services will add largely to the interest of the K2Ühg. Turn out. let us have a good time. Brown's Buunciiiai. Taocilts. when allowed to dissolve it: t!:c uoatLj have a direct influence to the affected parts ) ihz Foothins: ericct to the li-ucous lining of the wiedpite a'ilavs Pulmonarv irritation r.ad ! give. rc-i:e: :u uui:!. L an-.t tfte various Threat- affecliocs to which public , , . , , speakers and s:riger arc liable. rive. relief in Cou-.-h.s. Co1.'.-;, and the va nder it lattinciv cf t!ie Kepuo- , .. , i: i t.' i i t.. t Jiuü iu3irki.ia i:.a iof ;o tear uo-vn umr,.r,1-, r...-rt ,.Vn n T c.ra.a' pjj.ors ajA. to.va. Uu Iucjust . , . i i 1 Ia?t h::, yoaagcii soa. w.io should receive atlca:t ono goul ll. l:i5-a day the year i x l . i . : 1UUUJ!'JI U-MU..111J..M, uit uj.jai. nit, 1 fctreeti tearing Ij'.rn bill which h.id bt-cn posted lor .the democratic Meeting on Sat- ; This was ebno in j.-rt ander the that (low tUTl-ire thin--- ?ot O liallv soaked With! a fc i cb:ap whi.,ky it S.itur hy that he xvas j ivarl!nr .Mvvn r" At .. -..-r . .n,l t like 1 ioudi v of v:i it 1 'c d..me with !

evccf 3Ia:uni:lv. tut not a word did ! . t i:. " . ... i r. w annwi? t. I

. , iiiiiy-i irvs up w uic eiccuun. er rare ot interest fuan anv other, Iii Iii best IC- -ai rp Ä, , . ' J ' say samst it. lie Lvi bc:tt.r instruct VOer th rlretion it irillhr .üenvored 'uJJ -h,,6U;a-l bCKastlhird Street. J ..ier nie tier aon ir ivui r;c UiCtoverci (.vrifv. ,,1V i.at r.v w. ,ion.i;. i

tirchin what th i.eual:v for tear'nvr ' hnt it lia mora last lc;T3 than Was ci ' ' ' , . . . ! T1: i , -- ,

... 1 i .1 i -ii ' i 'tors in u. &, in otes, coiijiucrs viint it 19 paTinir in w" ' iiiurrat: n patera amoar.is , cced, and tint ir will rormire aooiu lour , 1 ' ! ' ...... i

I,.,,., ,nr, triti. .l.l. 111 tl.. i. 1. : the be.-t t irculatinir m.-di um of tli comit rv. airl l'ear.-ir - iiti jour d u..-.,m.j 1 to sat t : ,v ! - tohui?h up the j.J... j - to tho readers of your paper that I will send, by

northern traltirs, fu.nn- derjocrat. ; W.III.MiTu.V, F.-ptcmlcr 00. A j ft'r iü. iia fraction of their face sd aceuruula- ! v I 1 ,, ' 1 Tvhereup-i.n soise ur.n pecin ; iliat he w;ir : pccin W t tie i -t .-ays: ted intcre kndare the lest security with bauks I abotit to roceivo a .- .und ll .-d--. uu-j I'vot Marshal ;eu. Fry decided that-ja9 coHatertlllfor -C0UIlW . ;. ' , , '. " ! or-.-ns '.vho have paid Commutation ! jreitci tha. .i-hii -,iler -et out ot thej, in rc,ru;iry aUil Marek aro ex J COMERTMr! IMd A SIX PER CENT- i-20

way, whfch ho d: I in ic-s tim than sniinal.s of his htjecSeiaro aceustomcl t-- start- . ' T t -ii- 1 I The JLady'ü I'riciul lor Otfnlicr. "I'ecp," a. leautifully executed Heel ! caravinff of a mother nnd- her little rirl. , opens this number of the Lady's Friend. ;

The double .fcteel I'asLion TLte is also as!fricn,ls of Oon. Koiccrans, who all

rich md thnnt as Usual the numerous c: jrraviosThn follow o ne rartieularlv excellent ilhi-trat 102 the new nodes for ladies aa l children. Of course there in the usual Work Tabi, llcccij.td . . T. . . 1 I and 1 a J. iuor:a.s. 1'rice z..') a year two pie- Si:00, n;n, for 810.00, twenty 5 oo-. r-i c- ... i ' .- J . copie fcr S 50.00. -Sinie nuiiilera 25 cents. Address Deac'jn k Peterson, 319 Walau strcti, Philadelphia. Colfai expressly iador-s varLitrary arrests, those who vote for him vote fcr the continuance of nucli arrests for mere partisan enda. Sevenl rd our conscripted friends Ray tha. they now know what, the "Iat doll'u" f-.n?, becau-c it hn taken the Ia.;t dollar they had to hire h Substitute, and they arc beginning to supcct that, thc :hst man" to f o to the war ;vhcn drafted is a Lincolnitc who is able to hiic a man to go for him. Moses Matting! j requests us to pay that cur correspondent last week was uitakcn in saying that the Lea-ucra sang, "We'll drive the drafted men that's what's the matter.'-1 Moses wvs hat they did sing wai, 11 All the drafted vim hall jo, that's what's the matter." "We give them tho benefit of the correction. The deiaocracy of Lal'orte County aro thoroughly aroused and arc mating a vigorous eßbrt to rcdecru that county fiooi the thraUdfaici alcliticchir. M'e understand that their prospects are becoming brighter very day. Success to the gal lant democracy of La Porte. We ioTite attention to the report of Mr: Chupin on our first page, esptciallj thit part of .it which purports to be a letter from Mr. Marley. Tbat astute gentleman "-.finds that a society or institution who-? " ''Til 1lf i m . - 4 - .'l i.l' '. - in a "flourishing condition" and i.i ver' anxious to have the people send him "more rf),iy." No doubt. of it. V

Califcrnia Johnson is still roving about the eountrv making abolition harangues.

We understand that he was at the Chicago C anvention pretending to be a nbid peace i democrat, and delegate from California, but was kicked out of democratic associa tions there, "which may perhaps account for his ungentlemanly and bitter denunciations of democrats ever since that time. The epying business did'nt pay well at that convention. Don't forget the meeting at Bourbon to-morrow. Our friends there arc making a gallant fight. Success to the working democracy of ourbon township. The democracy of Fulton County had a grand time last Saturday at Kochester. The meeting was altogether the largest ever assembled in the eounty. There were 501 teams in procession, fifty ladies and about three hundred gentle::en on horseback. Flags, banners and devices almost innumerable were carried ii the procesjEiou. Hon. T. A. Hendricks spoke to as many cf the vast assemblage as could hear him, and the enthusiasm for Little Mac, and the cauie of true democracy was unbounded. Fultou County is good fur a handsome majority this fall. 'Xlic Great National Auction fcnle The 'government," in the person ol Abraham Lincoln, will retire to private ife on the 1th of March, 15G5. Jlis Ad ministration having selected many things 1 who will aduiiuter the Government in accurdmce with the requirements cf the Constitution of the Union, will dispose of for "whom it may concern," the following rohes: The national deli of 54,000.000.000. The national tax law. The stamp act. The conscription act. The emancipation act. The proclamations. The 100,000 office holders. The bogus Governors, The bogus S'atcs. The army of 'Provost Marshals. The hastily. The legal tender notes. And many other things not herein '. mentioned r:.! :.i: .ut. -- .i r..i .n n.i'- ii-piuiui?. uuiuig uut uiu lvcr iH be receive! in paymentJwk'onltitn t, . r - Tho wh' nre anxious tj have a Gov- ' i , . ;ernor ot the btate who Vm uut ori:v?ub-i ........ ... . : iti to, nui incite military aggressions up-, . , . . . . . , . : on the constitinional rights of i!: people. , ! Morton j " ' ' !

w 0 ni3y expect a reilcrai viCtCtv ehrnie'ed from now until the election j every dpy. As the election r.pproches, ! l!i0 T!c;r i11, lar1; .an1 raor,r UC1-1 C0 to the J.Olls next Tnesdv and Vote ,i 7-, f- f ! Jomccra te ncci. ; . . . , i The ' t300 C'ortlll'tllfliliutl. cmpt from the draft for the period of one ' Year from the tituc of raviucnt. ! . ArcV.t'nhop 1 nrcftil ot Cincinnati, who : went EO strong fur the Repuhlienn ticket la.st "ow, thc.rrcspond.nt uf the : "c 'or Commercial savs, ardently for; McCIcllan. So, als., are the most intimate vr-iit , , the Kepublican chute labt year, At the corporation election in Alton.! Illinois, on Tuesday hut, thc Dcjuocrats, on a strict ,.ay vote, elected their Mayor', . ' 1 party anJ other citv ofii;cr r?v sn irm wi. : , r.4- 1 T tc, T y,l. l Vi . "' 1 ricu thtt Cl'y hy 13 votes. II? (McCIcllan) is thc most popular Canaiuatc the Convention could have chosen. ! ad. t rrsi. I r. rr,. it t tt i .i t'Curge 11. Pendleton, thc Jcmocrat c ! candidate for Vice lm;ln.i U n tlcman of decided ability, liberal acnuircincuts and unstained private reputation. X. V. 7V?7 une. 'I Hos." fi rr fli,- rcininiAnl . r 4 . . leading Kcpublican ,pcrs of the country upou tlie Democratic candidates made ?iiice their nomination. A single vote may defeat Colfax nd elect Turpie. - Mi. A "wear VOUr lastwintrr nvrrrol" plnh ha been formed in Uoaton. Fixty to one hundred dollars is the price of overcoats in that city this fall. Exchange. Uut what shall be done with those who have no lat year overcoats tho? wh' haTC rorn them out? What are they to do? The Lincoln theory is, go without overcoats do without butter do without meat do without potatoes go without COttcn fdiirt, or flannels, but go fur Lin-j coin, who h producing all these wants that can not be gratified. Uemembor te election ntit Tnasday. Let every man who loves thc frovornment go and ca.t his vote for McDonald, Turpie and the entiro democratic ticket. Ilnrtl Tlmfs for tlie I.mllrs The Nfcw York Tribune, in ppeaking of the Millixiery opening day in .Now York, S173 1 Imported rVnnct:?, whicli ti?cd toboold j lor twcnty-5vcand thirty dollars, nre nott PCvcnty, eighty and nihely. wiülo the ordinary clasa of bonnets made of second-class mitcriala, from French pattern, ami-which formerly sold for eight and ten dollars-arc n-w valrjod M twn.v-five and thirt y. ,

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It is said that hereafter all anniversaries of Freedom in this country are to le celc-

j Jwted by negroes, because whito men thig chaft lho con.lition of tll0 races wc are indebted to the Old, Draft horse at Washington City. Exchange. STRAYED From Bourbon 20th. A Brindle milch cow one horn turned up a little more than the Oilier, was Inst eeen tnree miles south of Hourbon. Anyone finding said coat, and leaving in formation with" J. V Ilotiglilon at Bourbon , or returning her tt me !n Bourbon, will be liberally reward e d. . (nlO Cw) J. HORTNZTT. rjlO CONSUMPTIVES - Consumptive sufferers will receive a valuable proscription for the cure ef Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all throat and Lung affectious (fror of charge) bv sending their address to Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg ' , King9 Co. New York. nIO 3m. IT E that Hath Hear! All who know themselre: ! Note or Book account immediately. October Cthl?64 ?r. C. PALMER. U. S. 7-30 LOAN, The Secretary of th Treasury sirei notice that J subscriptions will be receivtd for Coupon Treas ury Notes, payable three yeara from Aug. 15th, l?G4,vith semi-annual interest at the rato ofseven ar.d three-tenths per cent, per auoum, prin cipal and interest both to be paid in lawful money. These notes will be convertible at the optica of' the holder at maturity, into six per cent, gold bearing bends, payable not lesi than five nor more t than twenty years from their date, as tlie Govtrn- j mentmay elect. They will be i.-eued in denominations of Ö0, $100, 500, $1,000 aad $5,000, aDd all subscriptions must be for fifty dollars or socio multiple of fifty dollars. The note, wiilbc transmitted to the owners free of transportation charged as soon after the receipt of tho original certificates of Deposit as they caa be prepared. As the notcsdraw inrerest from August 15, per sons making deposits subsequent to that date must pav tue intercii accraeuirom uaic oiaepoi-, 1 r l.i f .J t , pf I 1 ttlcs depositing twenU-Gve tl thousand uoii.iri j and uiJard lor these no'et at any one time will be allowed, a commission of one-f'?artcr of one ! per cent, which will bo paid bj the Treasury De ntr cent, whieli will bo paia b : Uic 1 rcasury Lepartmcnt upon the receipt of a bill for the amount ccrl,nt''1 to h.v tl,e mccr with wloBI the JTt w:iS made No deductions for commissions Mui be made from th depoit. IABV XT OF Til I S. LOAX. vtl0r :a CUVei-uuieiit seciirhles or in notct or " bo.-ds vablc in povornment papfr. 1 1 ia rnnnllv fna vn:r.fir 51 1 tohinopurr or nfrmi. nu;t vvstir.rnt. Tli notes can Utatj bo fold GflLI) 10.'D. In addition t the very liberal interest on the note for threeyears, this pririlcge of conver?ion

Eara to hear, Let hlä outh, Ö head of sheep, marked with a crop off'the I IZt? V V "SC .f-U,e I left car and a swallow fork in theririit. Th er left 5.Cnd! ?.a.nts 1,cIeA .f,u' V aref

will V, ,.,!inn.inü ,ua-,i, r a 1 ....11 i : vor in iMiieh it i iield by them is the bestreco m-

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U now worth about three per cent, premium, and'K?"IJllchnt" '.'Tonic Bitter,-' -S.-iraaparilla."

,H,fyrc thc waj tho r '"t tenti remium on six per cent. U. tenty per percent. It w.ll be seen hat the tcli al profit C11 thislotn,at th present ; !.,, , . , 4 I .rt rate, is not Ir thr.i ten per cent. per annum m rr,lT,lv rßnM cT,TP (lt v,Yinp ITS "t,IT,W FR0M STATE fR Ml M( IT.L l.lA.illflA iiui ftSitle liora a!I tlip adrantifrea w lmve - O - w i enumerated a special Act f Congress excmnU all bonds and Treasury notes' from Loral taxation 4 tff0 rr t-'ci.t. pef tnnnrn, according t the ruto of . taxation in vanona partsof the country. U l V l .1 . . libchcTcd that no securities offer 0 Krcat j nduceraenti to lenders as those i?ucd by the govnraent. Jn all other forms of indebtence, the failh w öf P''tc partica, or stock conipanics, er separate ccmmuiütics. :i.y. is pledged for par Aient, while thc whole property 0 .'the country is held to S'- are the discharge o'all thc obligations of the United States. While the government oHVrs thc mot liberal terms for iu loans, ii believes that the very s-trong-cit appeal will be to the loyalty aria pittotiiin of the peopU. Duplicate certificates ru be issued for all deposit. The paity depositing must, endort upon the original certificate thc denomination ef notes required, onJ whether they ate to be issued in blank or payable to order. Whe i so endorsed it ! must be l?ft with the officer receiving tho deposit t0 l furW!rii''J ' Treasury Depaihnent. M'DcairrioNi M i. be Bctr.ivr.i) by the Treasurer of the United States at Washington, tlie several A-ii.-tant Treasurers a,iddfisnatcd L'fpojitaritP, and by tho fust National Bunk of Fort.Wayuc. Ind. First Nattaiul Hank of Indianapolis, Iml. First National Bank of Lafayette, Tnd. '. and by all national Hanks which are depoHitariea of public money, and ; ALL UESTECTA DLL A.ND BANKERS throtighout tho-country will giro further information and ' arroRD rtT fac?mtV to subscbi hk ä 4 ?Zf ''CTS "LAWNS elling frtua'i!5 ch J f 35 CTSper jardatthe IXDW PRICE STORK r, f. s KICK

PLYMOUTH MARKET

CORRECTED WKEKLY Pt Wheat per bttsheV.V.V.V.V.V...V.V.V' ... . J0 ,,n X , ............... pAV.i: r'rt r-i ' -V. Va

tiover eeea .jrr.'-"' j Vrör'Ä-i TJ,E GPkEAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY Porkpercwt $G,00( ,2. ! , , , . Lard. . . SO ' 10 ogtrictly a Tea business, but as we have had Butter... ... ".". . .'...... . . " .11! . . '. . 25 p.om customer living at a distance that have reEgs. ........"..."....."........"".. !....".". ! '' "Pnn us to supply them exclusively with Tea Hides creen! !l!l!l!"ll.ri".m.I.m"ril."r?' ani CofToc. The Grkax Tea ani Corrri: Euro- " Drv....."l...'l.'. l.lll.'l.l.ll!!!!! 1516 RUM of this country and as our Tea Taster was Hay, wild...... .. ..'... . .'. ..'..". ...'. . . $,00 ! Psse.v-ed of information relating to a Cotfce that ii ' fame $14 00 , could be furni?lied at a moderate price, and pive Apples, green', 'peVbu'shel.' .V.".5075 nnivcrsal satisfaction, and at the same time afford ii T?ry ne,. n . 10 ' tae refnilcr a handsome profit we hare been ' P 1 compelled to fuppl those parties. THIS COF- - rrr- rrr: . , : iFEbHAS BECOME SO POPULAR without l-or Sale ! customers and their sales have increased to such -m rno ir i w m r-- t extent that we have been compelled to make MTISS Hubbell s Piano. TYe instrument is . larrc additions to our machinery, which will enaI .l nearly new and very fine be us fJ jf f customers with It For particulars inqu.re at the lost Office. Wc iil the eförc send it to those who may order

SIlC-cp Klruj-eU. strayed from the subscriber lirir.-in Polk1 k,it ii for their recovery. , Jr 1 ! nvrir v Stayc Bolts, HE'DING.& HOOP PLES. rWe will pay the followin prief from tins date until January 1st, 1865, for Stave Bolts Heading and Ioop Poles on delivery at ourStave Factory at Plymouth. White Oak Star Bo!ti, . $0,50 nr. cerd i rej ii Heading ,0U White Oak Hired Heading r$ 19.00 r.er thoun.1 ! Hickory Hoop Fold

; indcbto-l to me bv ! Kome time last min - and ron-isted of five ewe, and 1 10 ü? Ul 'f,,7p? .0I anJ nc Sre" IA"

ALSO rt ' It within sixty davs, and having Iiis nionej- refunle l, together with nil the expenses of transport.! -Imiood, Bourbon and Etna Green, wc will pay tion both wars.

$1,00 per cord for Kt J and While Oak Stave bolts, and S.-J Per cord fr Red Oak, Ash, Klin and Maple Heading bohs und S'OO perthou?and for hickory HoopFele. delirered on the side tracks, convenient for loaäir.g on car.', the above to bo of good quality and to be piled nnd in?p. cted by us rl0n7tf JRLBUTBRO'b&CO. special lotirf. Ilobnck'äC.i lau'Smll ranty i ?v is naaiie oi tue purejuice oi ti.e ca - tawba cr:.pA, which is grown inabunl.i'rw in I l'ia iii.l fi ,in ul,i..li t.'.r, i y r tS art'c'- i' obtained it has an r.greeaM - . ..... - - - - t..-. ' Yi CS3SP all the qualities for medical R putposfs nnd for a beverage of the be.t imported biandies. As a ; VM the be.t imt-orted biamiies. Asa , öffJy flooring for mince pics and other Rll -o rt fr, . . V9& cooking purposes it is tne mof?t cooi nomical article that cm be uid, being one naif a ; . f'" Reaper by the bottle, and nearly twro dol-J ' iiv.ijn.-r per p.aiion 111411 i-iner uraiiijics fo lor that purpose. Y hercver it has been introduced ,,9S )oud rapid sale, and 1 daily caining in; i 1 in in itii e.i?'.i i::e uiui.m sinsiac tson. Call for "Roback's Catawba Eran-lv," ! which may be found for sali- by Druists. Gro- ! a Receipt, f Uli full dirctioii for makin- u-iui: a Finl- ' rle -atable Halm, that will cllVclullvrcrrove j iu ten days Hmpie-, Blotches, Tun, "IVeekles, i and all Impurities of the Jkll:, le:U ji:ir the Sahiff I will ali) mail free to tho? having Bald j Head., or Bare Face, feimple directions and in- , formation that will enable them to j-tart a full prtfwth of Luiuriant Half, Vhi.skM, or a Möns-! t.iche in lo.s than thirty d.,y- j All applicctiun answered by return mad without charge. JU'i'fH1 uur?' ! T1I03. P. CHAPMAN, Chemie. n'ilni.'J c3 1 Broadway, fsew Vcik. A Card Id the Stilloiin-. C WAM.OW two or thrcp l.r.hen.T you arc satisfied with the result, then try o Vx SIT.C!IKir. Pir.T.S-.n.l l,. J ? t1, !. nnd vigor in less than tt irty da.. Thev are purely vegitablc.nleascnt to t.i'ie.nroni'it vnd .Inf i. . m1Uir t.aLti on the Lr.L,. dW nifÄ. ' - - ------- ...... .-V- . i'mi 1 1 1 1 1 1- A H tereJ constitution. Old an 1 yoiii.tr can t.;ko them v.'ithaUvantajjp. Imported siuu ol l in the I'nited States only by JAS.S. UTLKR, JCo. (27 Uroadwav. New Y.rl. ST'A'rent for tlie United Sta. ;-. ! P Q a p.,. -.ri,. p;n. . 1 . . .ii v.lii. aiaBv iistivu V w J v - VII lilt PI I irlCC I funded by thc Agent if tntirw saiidfaction i J not j To You Wish I IxM iii cmIi I 7 DR. BUCHA N"S KNHLISII SrnCiriC TILLS i ure, in le than I'lll.livo ll.rt ,... t , ,.f Vl'lll'iin,H'i..i , mw "Viltl Ul Till ) I IUJ51 I Impotency .IVem-tare Decay, , Seminal WooknoS Insanity, .vi all Urinary, Sexual and Ncrrons : .-::cciiou9, no matter lro:n wrat c.uwe i.todtueil. Price, One Dollar per bos. Sent, iM-r:iiI. bv mail, on receipt of a.i order. One Ihx will per- i ieti iye cure inniostcase. uire!,- -. JAMFS 3: BUTf.FR, (Jener.tl Agent, 1"J7, Hro;d"ay, Yoik li'lm3 rpiIE CONFESSIONS AND F.Xrf.IiIKXCK j I. Of AS 1WA1.M. j Published for the benefit, and as a CAUTION TO YOUNG MKN and ether, who suflVr from j Ncrroua Debility, rrmaturn Decay of .M.wihe .d, Ac,, fupjdying at thc fame time Tin: IWun's oi'' Sni.r-CcRE. Kyone who ha cn'ted hiielf afier ' undergoing considerable iekvry. Ily encio-ing j a postpaid adilressed1 envelope single copies may be had of the author- ! NATHAN 1Kb JAYFA1K', Fi., 7 It Ilrooklyn, Kmp Co , N. Y.' v9n4 HOWARD ASSOCIATION, P1II.A1..IJ'III A, rEN:lPTl.V4XI Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal. Url xiar7 and Sexual fcysteniä nvir and n liable treatiiient-in report u,f the HOWAlvP ASSOCIATION sent by mail in seahd feile. iiTrlofes, lire of charge. Addiess ,Pr. J. SKll.IJN Morc.HTON, Hov'ard A?socialioj N Sovnh Ninth Street Philadelphia, liANDNiMh The Vanvactor Flounng Mill located two inih if "fjiilh of riymoth is olltred f r Bale on reason able ' tTtis, t'ii mill M in rood repair, and is dointr a ' tlomi.hinrr bUsincsr, For faiticuhis irirp-iirc at the mil'. pd 3 J J. (;. Drakelr. W. II. l):ivenMrt. Surgeon Dt'n! ti.t, Tvill visit Plymouth rurul?uly on tlie 80c'onlnnJ last Tuotlays ai:J Weiinestlftys 1 f eaci liiontli, in.'triii!; tw-i, visits each iii7xi tli. instead uf one. su hcrctulorii.. Teeth set on Gold, Silver, or Knbher: all work warranted, .Jwme.it the K.l -

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i French Breakfast and Din

ner , . 0Wi:JG1.tn? ll,'c v.cr' S1' Pr:ce of Coffee, and the freat umieilllv in nrnriinnan trnrul. uniform aml Reliable article, our customers have often ex- ! pressed a wish that they could be supplied from tiisthandi. It waa the intention of 11 is F"st SuPfrCrinJ aW other Coffees. l nis Police nas oeen used tor more than acen tury in Par:, and since its introduction into this .,..,..:.. .1... t - i i f. II ' ,"t,IUlll" 1 t-n;ii emi uc proauccu ior ns line luiur ata lieuitiiy Jlects upon the human system. We put up but one irrad of this coffee, and ; that is of a quality that our customers have found j from cxpeiienco will give perfect satisfaction and ! meet all the demands of thvir trade. It is tho I lowest price that we can recommend. ! Wc do all our business on the most extensive scale; buy by the caro and eil at only two cents . :.i'r pound profit. ! V e put up this coffee in Barrels onlv of 125 , Pounds each. This method of putting it up saves from 'J to 5 cents per poued to the consumer, and j by it? I. eins in a large quantity it retains its lino flavor in thieform much lonper than in any other, We fcc-nd with each barrel 8how Card b. Circulars j nnJ fosters, to assist the dealer to introduce it to ",3 customers, w e nope our customers win take i;tui io n:tic mem wn pu:-iea up ami uis-.i l'juicu it will be to their advintacre to do so.

Green 17.00 ' Thisrofieewe warrant to give perfect satisfac20,00 i tion, an 1 if it does not please, the purchaser has i the privilege of returning th whole or anv part of

, Wc ic.-ue a Price Circular of our Tcr.a and . Coffees, wUich we are glad to send free to all who vih it. Consumers of coffee bhould enquire for the the Frenrh ftretikfatt and Dinner Coffee, j mi 1 be sure that it was purchased of the ! GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, J IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS, ; 5 3T VKSCY fcT. Acw York. ; v9ii7-Jmi'S. , 3 "zt 'i J p - i 5 r -1 . r: . Z fcs f 3 : 12 - : n , f v. 8) I. 0 o 1 3 T RH VJ 2 ?. I r. P Is cJ 4 ft 5 r- Sh & 5 j ' I ' ' 02. - 53 S3 4 si 2 a 0 r 3? s- w Qi 10 1 3"- S O P 0; U Vatsa Dlttra axe prepared. In pare BourtoS Whisky, fruta a combination of ver twenty diffrrent kimli of rooti, tarki and herbi, which act In perfect concert ona with tha other, prepared from the original fDnnula fWen by tb great chief, 1-xl Jackrt, to Ir. t'liapin, wh ntfd hrm a'lcrvwfUlIy In Ml fraftlce for many rears, and ty ttwir uc gin?3 o fTcSt a popularity la the treatmviit and cure of I'jfrx-pela, Liver Comi'Ia'mt. Coustijialion, ßlck ami Ncrroui ItfaJ iche, Fevfiaml Apur.anJoll diseaati arising fron torpid lief or irfdifMiuIl.' Person auffering from either of theae 1 utluome JUraaea will And a aura cure by the ue of tjiene lltttera, which are perfectly pure arul fn e fr ra all thos drur and pulson: usuliljr put up in u:h prrpaiaüor' and palmed off oa an tmsuvpt'Cttaf! puMlc. A ainple trial will eon' iiier Ihr rauht k.-ptioal that In the RKU JACKET theie ! virtue nl.ich no other UiUm POWM They ttreegthen and lnTigort.ie Um tyvtesL, They aro unerjualedfor firal dtbllltj. They Ho ( tore cure for dyipcpii. they give a good and kaalUiy appaüt. j They asaist digestion. ' . They are" tho best itimultttt In txlsttne. - . They aro a preventive of Tttex and Aft$t They relieve constipation. They cur KerTCSf Eeaiitii. : They are perfectly pure And palatable; ' Vtfcd peraona and delicate femalea will ind thty can 1st; largo tfoctor'a bUtftj the GM 6f tbel BSt1 Drware of Connterfttta.' t't ked Jacket llltteri are only sold In bottle if Ith our name blows on tlie ride, and our private got r&mcnt ttamp aerosa lh cork. . oca - O For Medirloal and Tabla aea, which axa parfaeCw Kare, and need only be tried to be appreciated. oat xenuioe unleaa they bare our gold ieAW ea ach bottle, and our loltlaia preaaed la wax oTtff the cork. Pell by all drnjrglata and d taler throughout tie Country. Call for cur tpodt end tale to etler. Circular to tho trad rappllad oa appUeatlo e ' neunett I'lcter Ä Co loU t mjs. tl tint 81., Ckieefe ! ft rC'S LAWNS acllw ftom 25 CTSto 'sioRF? " P" ''"ÖW iCE - - I'-IV Ij.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

Notice !i hereby given that the undone J, ncaiimstraior oi inc ti:a;e o. jmi ft.vm.-,uv ceased, will offer for sale at Public auction, on Saturday, ct.22d, IcGl.at tho late residence of the decease!, in Walnut Towcship. Marshall ! County, Indiana, the following personal r rdperty, " wit: One horse, a quantity of .Medicine, and a JotofMcdical Books. Turns: A credit of six mcnths will be given on Bums of three dollars and over, purchaser giv ing note with approved securitv all tuns under thr.Wnll.ir. cash iu hai.d. n'Jw3 A. D. H ATFitLn, AJrar. es I ET 5a c c5 7 0 o s o Cr v. na PS 2.--flq 0 tot 1 s r. o Tffl 9 fe3 a; ! 4m, w Tfn v rg p? d V0 3 I" ' VJ9 O ts eCO r" THE oueat Ainerioan Tea Coinuany, 51 VESEY STREET ttEW YORK. S!:ce its organisation, has created a i:cw ira ia the Li. t y-j of St Hiii- TKAS in Couiilry LL our Ten arc 5citced by a IV'fe--w.):..il . T ataster,exjr'?sly andev. -lusiv !y ir v.l. and we never charge cer Two Cents (02 1 Collin) ner pound above eot er crigiul r :u kf;e. Ve have but One Fri" toevcrv ore f r each quality, and that price ia alftnya rmrked on each sample package at our store iri pi, tin iiures. We ijsue a Monthly Price L'at.of our Tea?, tthich "tv ilf &e scnt fiecto all who order it we ad-i-e every Tea Seller to i-ei it. it comprise?.-! full assortment sclectid for even locality in the State, Trovlnec. P u!li America nr.d the Wot Indias. In tin- h.'t eac-h kmt Mcil :iu.l'our

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Classes or qualities, nameiy : Carro, Ilitrh e:in:o r r .a . .. . ,. lino, Fine.st.thatevervoreinavunderrtanltVol, V ii 1 i CJ c,TourUof Ascription and tue r'ib-es anneal that it? ) :,,arih iirc tore finJ thoufaud Oilvgt Cdmpariv are tlctn uüticd to undersell the v. sole i '" "l' v 1-1

romp.inv ttalrade, , Weguarantee to Fell all o;ir Tr.? inoriuinili rckaccsatnotovrr I wo cent. per pound ahove rit, I'olirviit U.U to lc atn.irtire t t!ie I many wlvj have he rctoloic been pajin'r tjOrmot;s ' lVnfila Onrbnsinepsis largely lose m or Jer?, whicli we rdvvays execute n well n:nl promrilv as though the hujcrcJin hi bis lfgiringtrue weights and tares, nnd always puin.ntt eing rverythinj : our responsibility enabling us to do .ill we promise. Every dealer can order his teas direct from ibis Company, and parties doin bu'luesa within Five Hundred (51)0; inilcs of Mew York car. Koturn Tea bought of rs if they are not cheaper than they cn buy elsewhere, "and the purchaser is dissatisfied withhii bsrgaiu, within fourteen days (14). and bhTe the money refunded to them. Those who are over Fire Ilftndred miies can have thirty day (30); aad the same privilege extended to them. Ilejides these advahf np p the rmparT will pjr All Exptn?,bbth trays if the Teas afe returned. GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMTANY. 1 SlfORTEFS I'DJoiBtM.

j HARD IVARE, ' STOßE

AND J. C, LEONARD, Late of the firm of If. B. DICKSON 4 Co. cptaj ,cu narawarc store in rivmcrnn. cd a New Hardware Store in Pivmcttb, wher , UC .inc.. ktrj autrai ui:iiv ui S II E Fi P HARDWARE, .T1ATEKIS, SVCfi .18 lY.iiN, Glas Smlnnd Door Xriiniuln of Cvcry difcripiiou. nh Door?, nnd UUntla : do-ed on thort notiee. I have iu connection with Hardware, . STOVE AND TIX SHOP, Where I will do all kinds of Jobbinp in COPPKR, TIN AND SHEET IRON. Behig a Practical Workman, I think 1 can suit all in Style and Quality of Workmanship. OLD WROUGHT AND CAST IRON, COPPER", URASS, RAGS, and DEES WAX Tikeu in ezchange for Good3. J. C. LEONARD. Plymouth, May 12th,C664 v9n41tf. lDont Mead This, 1 TTVTT Traa -rrTT ! WANT TO BUY GOODS CHEAP; I IT VOU DO, CO.ME .TO Tili: NEW j GHOCERY STORE OF j CLEAYELAND k WORK, j Wlio keep constanly on hand, and are daily r ' ccivinga large and complete assortment of I Family- Groceries, j Such as ere usually kept for silcbythi bts (Grocers. Wc also keep a full steck of , CRCCKERV, i GLASS, Ö l MA t. A - I) WOODEN .WARHi LOOKING-GLASSES, i COAL OIL LAMPS, j and Coal Oli to fill the ra. Also the bei t brand of I Tippecanoe Mills Flour j by the Barrel. Sack or cwt. .besides a great Cany ; other tallies "too tedious to mention." Call and : examine our Goods before buying elsewhere, j Wc also exchange Goods for nil kinds of Coun , try Produce, and are paving the hisheßt Market price in Cash lor CORN, SUTTEIl. EGGS, l:cnr hides, ! TALLOW, BEESWAX, ' and in fact almost any thing thc Farmers hare to s-el!. Remerabc r, the place U on La Porte Street ; at the S:-n of tho New Grocery Store of CLKAVELAND & WORK. March 31, ;Su:i5 if H It nrrk'SOV. IICNRY WOODBURY THE IIlOAT AGE IIa? coirrpga'n: at least the X O 2XT l as r.l II. B. PICKsON & CO'S Hardware j Store, w here ii can at ail times Lc -EEN'ani i BOUGHT in almost any shape, ite, liantity and quality ircm an AMERICAN COOKING STOVE tO 1 CÖTFLE HEATER. Or from a rrir brfn a : i-ajor cl I tt tuco. Tl.ey I.itc "X? O 7 3SS S5 !of crcr;. V.v ; i:T.'.!rl Oi c I uio, Tarlor, !it tt Iror, Ifv-x.frr.cT or i '.tii., v iih complete . t 1: i ii .7 i a s ' to nutc'.i. c-IIi'.LI GOOI) c f even leserimTon IIuuse'lViRirni::, D001J and WINDOW Lac r. , ii;:;.-: uuss ii.-.a ..at;i: arreiiicrs' loo. 8.

Ml 'Dytiio Kfi: or Found; Mill saws, Log and Dor

j thai;is; the best Axesiu thc Wcet. I Tin, Bra and Hollow Ware ! Of all kliidi; j ipLows, shovklh. land all nunner of Agricultural utinaüs. iucludin: : Foil.s th.it 3u id .irjd unload bay by Uorso ' jower; ' a spiendid assortment of " c -l: rr l e r "v. FI SIT HOOKS tf IXKS Run:, iRi;m:iTixa yjj cov JIKLLS, ST FEZ Ft BARS, ROLLS, SHEETS AXD REACHES NEW STOCIi I C6nstAlil-T 8r,i UiZ All'lIt ll'-T lpof CHEAPER Than the sine can be bocgat at nnr other rlaea this side ff Pitt,bmgh. r All kinds of tin,.heet Iron, ropn.r tnd braa ware made and repaired oo reanor.able termi and fhort nomc. Call and see r.s at the Old Corner. ii it nu kso & co .Aull 21 ll-ur-Gm. O-OOTOPAÜL'rf for Its and Sboea-U has the largest and bot stock in tow n; it tan bCCXCehed for quality and quantity, in Ind iana anu he i-hb-i etp &6;

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