Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 14, Number 5, Plymouth, Marshall County, 1 October 1868 — Page 4

Ivmoiitli Democrat.

THURSDAY. OCT- 1, 1868. DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET. For lresidei t, II ORATIO SEVUOIR, or X. T For Vice-President, F. P. BLUR. Jr., of Missouri. OEWOCRftTIC STUTE TICKET. For Governrr, TrlOM.YS A. IIKXDKICKS, of Marion. For lAtutmant-Gorernor, Alfred P. Edgerton, of Allen. For Secretary of State, METB83 C. KisK, of Uxne. Fjr At Mv of Stuf", JOSEPH V. BFMl'sDAFFFR. of fharffet. For Trtatntrtr of Stat, JAMFS B. RVAX, of .V irion. For t'hrk tf the S'iprrtne Court, xoaii s. Iairose. of Otm. For Rtporttr of the Supreme Court, JK A. 0. Packard, of Jaaraw ''. For Svftriiif'nd'Tif of Pull'v; I,..trtctU'ii, JMTt R. PHILLIPS, of Dai'us. For Af,orny General, SOL. CLATPOOL. of Putnam. For Electors at Larc, JflflV K OOFKROTH. of II iint in, 'ton, AYUESS W QA2TXA, of Vio. Contingents. J B BROWS, of Jackson. WILLIAM M FRANKLIN, ot Owen. For District Elector. First Dl-trit -Tboma R Cobb, or Knox, C,ontiuL"'iit--U B Spruule, of Vauderbnr. Second District V S Dobbin, of lartin. Contingent Jonas O Howard, of Clarke, Third DMrict-4aM fiavin. of Decatur. Contingent -Elhanan (' Devon., of Jennings, Fourth District John S RH!, of Fayette, Cuntin'i-nt -Benjamin L Smith of Ku-h, Fifth District -lohn .V Lord, of Varion, Contingent Cass By field, of Johnson, bltth DMckl -A B CMatM of Lawrence, Contiti.' iit - S airiuel I Hamill, of Sullivan, Seventh Di-trlef -T F Davidson. . f Fountain, C tlnji ! 15 Daily, of Carroll, Eighth Di-trict James F JcDowell, of Grant, Continu' -Mit Ninth District John Colerick. of Allen, Contingent Samuel A ShoatT. of Jay, Tenth Dfctrkt O H Vain, of Elkhart, Contir ,'ent E Van Laag o'' Noble, Klevc;i:h LNtr; I T. J. ; rrltt Id. ! DEMOCRATIC C0NGR SI0NAL TICKET. ! For C ingress 11th District, ML K. PARR AND, of LaPotie. For Circuit Prosecutor. T. J. WOOD. For Joint Hpresentative. M. M. (VALENTINE. r"or J ;i.lr of C ommon fleas Court, DA5IKL NUVES, of LaPorte. DEMOCRATIC tOUSTY TICKET. For R.'pro? ntative, D. HeMKfALD. For timmmm hi, M. W. OOWNET, Fnr Slip riff, D. HOW. For Caraasr, F. M. LOGAH. yt OcaBalHlefWf Ol District, II A. RAN K. Fr Commliisloner 31 District. MKNKY KKOL SE. For Laud Appraiser, JAES BROOKE. raruicss and Tax Payers Versu I Esc Bon 1 hold er n. We have a public debt, in bonds held by the capitalists of the country, of about 2,500,000,000. on which we pay a yearly , Enterest of 8150,000,000, in gold, or near11 V 5210,000,000, in the soldier's and poor I 7 $210,000,000, in the soldier's and poor nan's money. Now, this interest, beinr , vr A. . , I UllU II a lllMjio. .l U v . t ii 13 juiv.it.ot. vuiu lonce paid, never comes back to the poorer eop!e, for it goes directly into the bauds if the bondholders, not one if whoai has ny sympathy for the laboring uiassess of j he country; and so far a3 the people are oncerned, it is then the same as though i as on ompound interest. Making our calculations from this basiss. we find that we poor men will have paid to hese bondholders, in the short period of ix year-, $1,040,297.7:) as if. rr. only an amount nearly crjual to one-half of 11 their bonds, and yet the bond debt will 2 just as large as now. What do you hink of that, laboring men? During the ext 3ix years, if radical rule is continued. ou will pay. as interest, to your fricmls, he radical bondholders, 813,497,780 more han the value of all the flour, nseal, otton and woolen goods, lumber, boots and shoes, leather, sugar, clothing, mahinery, printing, iron, liquor, paper, furiturc, soap, and caüdles, and agricultural tnplcmeuts manufactured and produced in 00, in the whole of the United States. nd on top of that you will have paid the ;xcs of these same bondholders? Aud et you will be bound down by party tics, nd blindly vote away your substance in aio favoring radical rule, an such a licy. Let -a follow up the matter a little furher. In twelve years, Mr. Farmer, vou

ind your brother sons of toil, will have j vulgur story, a coarse anecdote or an oblaid to the supporters of Mr. Grant for scene jest n r did he ever violate the

remember the bondholders are Grant's Äuain and only hope, since no poor man an afford to support him 2,530,437,040 is interest on their bonds! a snuir little mm we should say, to support them and Ii rn fi t in liiwuvTT ur IiiIa aa iim ', 1 maaI fiaubiu 1 . ' j Ito pay your taxes, and theirs tool You lean now see why it is that the rich man a 1 .1, . U,ll. ."' a. Ti :i n ' 1 lilt 11 1 1 11T .siiriiiii-iM ir 1 1 ir k I t because be gets his interest on his money, ani makes you pay his taxes for him. Compare the last sum with the principal, and you will find that you have paid the bondholders thirty millions of dollars more tban you owed them at first, and yet will be as deep in debt as when you begau to give them your hard earned substance. Tiieu go with us to your statistics, and you fanners will discover that twelve years' interest, which these Grant men want you to pay them, is 8400,000,000 more than the cash value, in 1860, of all the real es- . täte and personal property in the great .tate of Indiana! Can you still afford to pasVW Grunl! Here is an honest, upright mechanic, industriously laboring at his bench, and endeavoring, besides earning an honest living, to lay up a small pittance "against a rainy hy " you ever think, good

man, while you are thus toiling, how much j

Grant's bond b old! rjg supporters are taking out of your hard earnings? If you have not done bo already, just lay down jour j plane a moment, and cast up the amount of the interest you and te rest of the poor men of the nation are paying to Grant's money sharks, and y u will find fi.it, in twenty years, you will have paid the in hridfw tviviixr thoir Ktps f.r h.mi i 55,527.753,350 interest as a bonus for holding your notes, and yet not a dollar of your notes will he paid. Then take down the census report, and you will find that these "loyal bondholders" have taken out of your hard earnings five times the cash value of all the live stock which the United States and Territories possessed, in I860, and $400,000,000 more than the total value of all kinds of personal property owned in this country at that time, and yet you have not paid them one cent of their bonds! How much longer can you or any other poor man afford to support such a policy of financial ruin and bankruptcy of our whole people? Do you not see a strong reason right here for your ; ! doing as thousands of others have done , . . I come U to the only ark of safety fur the j nation, the great democratic party, whose . , k a -ri j 1 1 watchword is beymour, Blair, and equal j taxations Xow, Mr. Soldier, we have a word fur wM. V.. f.. u 1 1 r .1 you. J ou fought bravely for the kaioa I and defended the flag. The government j promised you gold, but paid you off in I ,. . I greenbacks, aud, iike all patriots tad j democrats, you were Satisfied. Bat. ,he ij bondholder paid for his bouds m green-j h-ir-L-w '.n.l nn m.n.i. ..,.1,1 c. m ,1 i . I claiming that his greenbacks were better tha ?our hioud; Y"uare 10 w tue interest on tnese bonds; and, although vou foasht in the field, and saw vour dear ; , ... ... comraues iaii arouna you w ii i 1 e oattim'' : against secession, aud perhaps may have lost a limb yourself, yet you are taxed like the devil while the bondholders goes Scott

free? You have no bonds, for you are too poor to own any. You are young, and, we hope, may live fifty years yet. If you do under the radical Grant policy of postponing the payment of the public debt, you

j 7 , . 1 V, ' . and your fellow-soldiers, aud the laboring j men will in forty years, pay to the bond- j b .!d.v tht ,iinrmiiii..iiM nfStTI iiOl OOo ...,.v...; .... uuiuiuuoouuj ui vi'i,''-i, 'i" nVl a inlprp.f- ,, nf iL. tit',. ' dod as interest, and at the end ot fifty I years you will have paid them not one . A, - . .i , .... cent less than forty fie thousand millions ! of dollars, or nearly twenty times the I P , , . , . ; wuuie lunuunt oi ineir Donus, aua tneir taxes besides, and yet will owe them just .1 .l D j r ... , as much as we do now, for you will only I bare paid the interest. Think of this. I ... n I which Urant would I soldier. This sum have you pay these cormorants as interest, A, , , ., , is nearly tmee times the value of all the property of every Wiud, character and des-, cnption owned by every man, woman aud child in the United States in 18G0. Can I ,. , ... ;w :ui'U'ii üiau u I'hm JUiJitl, KU WIM you abaadon the old radical hulk, and like an honest man and patriot, do what you can to relieve the poor men of the country. b- the election of Seymour and Blair? Ex, .1 Lady's Tribute to Seymour. IjJo vernoiThe Revolution (Mrs. Cady Stanton's paper) publishes this extract from the letter of a lady in regard to the democratic notuinee for president : In private conversation, Gov. Seymour is instructive and interesting, and is, il possible more remarkable for his elegance of manner and graceful courtesy iu the drawing room than for his matchless eloquence and magnetic power as a public speaker. Although most captivating in private life, he is in no sen-e a man of forms or fashion. In his presence the plainest persons are placed at their ease and feel at once that they are with a kind and good man, democratic in all his instincts, principles and purposes. Simpie ana unostentatious, strictly temperate, he uses neither strong nor spirituous Ii1 n .1 n t (iuors nor tobacco: of the most renned 1 I tastes and elevated morals, it is said of j him, by those who have known hiui from his early youth, that he was never under the influence of strong drink, never known to utter a profane oath to indulge in a proprieties ot the sabbath, or sit at the gambler's table, or cross the threshold of more fashionable vice. Purity of life is with him a marked char? ?teristic. Kducated in the Episcopal church, he hascva n I . '-.er remainea luitniui to its communion, j adorning its doctrines by a blameless life and multiplied deeds of charity. Yet free f l ' 1 1 ... ... r,.tn BPfTirnnitm nn h m r , ... t r ..,,(., . , . iH'UJ CVUllKlttUICUIj ..V U l."1 1 1 I V. I lUUlv'i I I IJ " erally to the erection and maintainanee of every other church and place of public worship in the city of Utica and its. vicinity. An active trustee of Hamilton College, (a Presbyterian institution.) he has been made by it an LL. P., as well as by a Methodist University in another state. Thc children of the Orphan Asylum have been guests at his house (which is a house of prayer,) and it was noticeable that, when'news of his nomination reached Utij ca, these children spontaneously turned j out in procession, and manifested their jjny in many pleasant ways peculiar to the innocence of childhood. What a contrast does this picture of a cultivated, high minded christian present to that drawn by his own friends, Theodore Tilton, Horace Grcely, Wendel Philips ond others, of the radical candidate j for prcsidont.

Wlial it Costs to Collect Taxes iu

I11C ,OUtll. Those who wish to understand why the national debt is increasing can get a peep behind the curtain by perusing the following official report of the cost of collecting, and what is received for the District of Beaufort, South Carolioa: Fxm nse of collecvne internal taxes $10.i.V) 00 Procecu r lhu coiiectlea. -lr-i ri Bahinci on WTOM side of sheet $10.247 50 FslstalTi bill was ninety-uine per cent. of sack and one per cent, of bread, and this is about the proportion of taxes col lected with the amount paid iuto the treasury by the carpet-baggers of the south. Ten thousand dollars are wrung from the people and all stolen by the radical agents but four huudred and two dollars. This is a picture for tax payers to contemplate. Tlte Wickedest Man in America. The New Orleans picayune thus paints the wretch Brownlow, of Tennessee: Suppose yourself translated from where you now are to the mountainous region of East Tennessee, and walking eastward from the rcntre rift hi town nlmura nttrrnw hi'lv street in Knoxville, yon wUl soon cross a Wgd spanning a brawling stream: and ascemnnr a soniewnat precipitous .slope, you will perceive an old-fashioned frame house ,m your left. Mount two or three steps, knock at the door, and when it shall be tlirovvn open :i.k to see tbe GoTemor. Von win ue inown into a enamner, aim uprn a bed or lounge 700 will perceive shriveled human form, spare to almost extreme attenuation. the lees drawn up close to the thc boVf arni9 ,tr5ehed foh to rest upon the knees, and the brown, skinny fig" f"1 "1 hlt? rian-Ic . above them. The entire frame is shaking with palsy; the small, eager eyes peering from under hesvy I'ows. and, the hr.aih coniiug with a whee ng, hollow, asthmeuc sound up through the throat. This form is that of William G. RiTownlow, the present autocrat of Teunessee, and according to our ln m belief, the wickedest man on the continent of America, tänt'?L of the French I agnes at Brest or Toulon, or l,,e convicl settlements for tlie worst crimin als in the KniTlish establishment of Norfolk island Some people believe that TJrownlow from ' hlTillg BO long indulged his mind in dwelling upon his political mama, Ikis- become insane. This excuse for hellish cruellies and wanton ; nMc i , t' 1 1 1 i ii f i i ii li'K In. on .,tV. I f. ,('., 1 1 ,n. rl!5 "CT ,? "ynpttoy wth the good ami true, but clings lovingly to the bad "ft m cbaiaber be send, forth hi. )it-:irt : pdieis nf ruin In m!1 mtIia clnl in , . ; PP?ltlon to ins scneme. ot power. He prays hypocritically at one moment, and the nextcoufhs up imprecations, threatenings, and vensreance aeainst the best people in the Stato. b s;lill t(, ,,.;v,i the congenital tnarit of a snake upon his bodr; und it may well be, that like Holmes' unfortunate heroine t:iie Venner, be rame into tbe world with Ms haman tainted by a mixture of the serpent nature. He certainly looks lik a I SI1Jk with'his livid, leaden-hued checks, nd his small, piercing eyes. This (act, if a .... a. i 1 1 a. 1 "I'll true, may account for hi. malignant, de v'ilish conduct. For deliberate, fiendish, unrelenwickedness, wo think that present and fuluie bistoriens will prostoanoe him tir.-t mwm hU p(,,,r; before whom the New York nu n will shrink into comparative ininT,,nm,w, nnfl ifso nn or.?, miirht to .11. i - , Put( bis claims to the first place in his newly established eartiiiv paiH!eniouun AII the Morality. George Wilkes, of the New York Spirit of the Times, is an infant admirer and supporter of Gen eal Grant. Wilkes is a iportilg, betting, drinking and swearing ones, and Grant suits hiiu. In a recent issue of his paper, he gives his reason for his great admiration of Grant. Geieral Graot," he says, "can drink, smoke, talk horse, and fight with equal facility; and who don't mind a round oath when the batt'e is on." Ilijh qualifications these lor a president of the United States! How do oar God-and-morality rads like the pielnre? PATENT MEDICINES. is it Right That yon should bid defiaaee to all natural laws and the science of medical men; aad suit r with dvspopia or indigestion voen Robaek. stomach bitter! can b procured at any dru -tore For sale by Brow n ßro'a. g PreventlVO Anlast ssahtria. fever and ajrae, aad aH diseases arniii" fr mi a torpid stite of the livr, there is ' r- 1 1 , .1 1 11 a!X.nha no niLtbeiiie so hlehlv recommenued as KooacK stomach bitters. For sale by Brown Bro'i. They will Cure You Of scrofula, erysipelas sick or nervous headache, biliousness, lis t r complaint, dyspepsia or indigfi lion, ro-.Humption, pain in the back or lobM.gOat, pleurisy . leueoi rho a or white., eruptions aad all diseases arising from a disordered state of the stomach, Robaek'fl itter3 and blood purifier. For sale by Brown Bro'a. Good Health Is paramount to wealth. If the sy-drtn is in bad order purge out the vile humors and distempers with Robaek s blood pills, and n:t the internal organ performing their regular functions, and once in order, ktep them so DJ the daily use of Ro buck's stomach bitters. Fur saU by Brown Bro's. Dyspepsia. There i rrobably no diverse with which mankind are afflicted which is the source of so ranny ailments advppepia ami there is no more cer tain cure than R back's stomach bitters. For Bale by Brown Rro's. A Remarkable Fact Tbat not a single instance has come to the knowl edge of the proprietors, ol the hiihireol Robaek's medicines to give enure satistaction in tne hund reds of cases in whick they have been used; this is worthy of remark and undeniable evidence of their intrinsic merits. For sal. by Brown Bro'i

DEMOCRAT COLUMft.

TIKIS P Du LYSOCTHiEMOCRAT! 1 Paper of " S2 A 3TEAE Published Everv Tlmrsdav Hmiu PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. Dev'u'(1 to the iuterosts of the democratic party the principlei of Washington, Jefferson, Madtaoq, und to the best interests of the people of Marshall county. Beliering that the obioets of tbe so-called re ,mi(,tn p;irlv M t0 mA-lclxl )on t!tU onoe lupp aTBtÄdt . . . . . .. uiz 'us who ao not suocrme to tneir tneorv, ae hall oppose thit negro-IoTin. ciHtitntioa-hatinc emy ffree goreraaient with all the ability w ossesso We hellere that this is a WHITE MAN'S GOVERNMENT, naada fv white bm. for the benefit of white men. Wc hellere also that there should be no pririlesjed elaas in this conntrr. tne rieh man should be no longer exemn. frotn tsaatlon, while the laboring man has to toil . . . . 1 ,d sweat to pay the expenses of the government The nrMiimiT ia firmlv Wtnlilt ifmil rn a enli. I fc iiinuiii mil, ,111 1 . 1 1 1 , - ' 1 1 1 - . 1 I It 17 ... - I make it worthy the support of the democracy ; J...;.,. 1 1. . :.. to of Marshall county. He asks the co-operation of all democrats in aiding to extend its circulation, and hopes the interests of the party will not be further jeopardized by the apathy of men who night with very little effort double the circulation of their county organ. ADVERTISERS Will find the Democrat Spaying medium for adrerthäng. Advertisements will be inserted on reasonable terms, ft t any legt'u of time required. THE DEMOCBAT Job EiTABLWII31ENT. Having purchased a full assortmenr of all the latest Style, ol dob Tvpe, we are prepared to execute JOB PRINTING of every description in the highest Style of the art, on terms that will guarantee entire satisfaction. Every description of FANCY JOB PRINTING,

County

Programmes, Bill-Head B.Bali Ticket, CXiify Ao.

HARDWARE.

HARDWARE. H. B. DICES0N, DEALER IN Si n TN TUR 80UTH ROOM OF BROWNLEES BRICK BLOCK, PLYMOUTH, IND. Keeps conta ntlv on hird a lare and well , ... v "J snorted stock of every description of Hanlware. in almost any shape, size.quant.ty and quality, , 1 !ln AMERICAN COOKING STOVE to a COFFER FI F.ATE R, or from a crow bar to u paper of 4 oz tacks. X Of ever) kin :; Elevated Overs, Square, Parioi Sheet lion, Box, fancy or plain, with complete T Jl i ,11 .JI i JT G S to matcli. SHELF GOODS of evervdesoription in r- ; Gl js and Sash ; Carpenters' tools. L T X s i BydieKee or Pound; Mill saws. Lot and Do" 1 . . ... ! uoains; t tie nest Axes in the West. Tin, Brass, and Hollow Wares Of all kinds; P L O W , RHOYEL8 anilall manner of Arieulturalutensils.includine Foi k' thai load aad onload hay by horse power a splendid assortment of C U T JL. ERY I SSI HOOKS AM mnks, aopaa, wike, SXTIXO, COW iSLU, IRON STKftK IN SAB., BOLULS, shkets, and BVSCBBa, AM KVKHYTHIXO, COMXOS To A U ltlViO: K-TAHLISU-M E XT . In fact, everything that any one ever thought o buying! a a Hardware Stors,and athousandthings besides, with a NEW STOCK constantly arriving, whichthey propose selling Than the sane ean be tioug'itat any otherplac this side of Pittsbarh. All kind, of tin, sheet iron, copper and bniss ware mule and repaired on reasonable ternwand vbort notice, H R DICKO. 5-tf - na 1 4 o ' , 52 . g

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Si H t H 0 Go O a! I S n CO Z ft -A g a ö w B 0 V u 1 P S e 5" 3P KC1P MB a. e s 9 ll ry: O 0 to -9 M b C3 HAIR RESTORATIVE. Bail Enumerator. fl ar4 This wond. rftal aad renowned pre;urfttlon MfW I n t an article of ac ident or chance, but 1 tne null pr.xlm tlon of years of careful tuoy ami experiment. On its own MKltlTS II has nniokly ron tn an anprecedeatad WOULD-WIDK POfVl.AIUTV. Keen liii. tli crc.t mart of Itennty and fttahloa. hmm nent over her orders for It It Itnnu liati-lv rleiuiwrw the ne:th, Ireeini: U fio'u cUndrutr aud hnmoni. ySi It preveaU UM hair Brata falllnit orl, and XflS? often producujt a luxuiiaiit growth on bald heaaa. It n-rer fall to KI.STOKK OKAY AND PADXD ft A lit to all tin youthful lustre, oft aii'l silken beaatl. liriwli. Wiry and stubMM hair is 111 !T I ölt, lialile atitf beautiful. So pare a maRABLI COMPOUND r the bair has never luen In the market, while .1 feHAIR DRESSING It Is a perfect luxury, containing- no dirty, IlfMüreeahlu sudimeut, or soillug tbe Uncst fahrlc. It elves to tbe locks and trrssei a soft and raven hue, charmliiL'ly beautiful, and the most unbounded satlftlactlon to all. Every Bottle is Warranted. FULLER, FINCH & FULLER, Wholesale Agnats, Chicago. taT Ani for Mho j all DtoigMta warprSer

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DRUGGISTS.

G-. BLAIN, & CO., DRU GGISTS, Southwtst corner of Michigan and G ano Streets, PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. T T A VING j ust rocived a fresh supplv of evorv 'I article in our line of trade, consisting m.iinly of Drags, Medicine, Paints Oil, Dye ?tiin Vnruish, Bruslies, Perfumery, Yankee Notion, Glass, Stationary , Pure Medicines, and Lujuors for awdleal purposes only, to which wc respeculully invite the atteution of tliis community. We have also on hand astockof OROCERIES, ry. r re a tu t i Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Tobaeco,Gigars,ete. Tohe di , of: , verv re:WOn:lbIo ti Within a few divspist.we have received from Pittaburch and New York s lares amount of Kerosene and Coal Oil; AND LAMPS. for bnrninpthe same, of every size and style, with or withont shades. We are also agents for all he popular Patent Medicine the liv. Pi -si m m? prescriptions carefully tap it ill hoars of the alght,by aa eaperisaeed u;it. Y j kiraetlf tarite the public to favor us with all, SXMSiao oar stock , and become convinced th- i st it c are do:n a lioernl busine-s. Ua34 t - -i n a G BLAIN k Co. 0 s H B a ü d P 3 0 Id a. bd B a ft a s o " C o n m D o g p -i a. 31 O ä ai ft fen ft 5 r OD s 9 -3 O JL Q wW 0 o a 3 o a 3 rs O -) 3 3 G 5j CO iaw o PATENT MEDICINES. Tho Great New-England Remedy I rB. J. vr. roi.AMD'9 WHITE PINE COMPOUND IS now offered to the afflicted throughout t!ie country, nftcr hav ing been proved by the tet of thirteen years in the New Eagtaai State, Where its merits have become as well known ns the tree from which, in part, it derives its virtues. THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES Sore Throat. Colds, Coughs, Diphtheria, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections generally. It is a Remarkable Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Difficulty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other Complaint.. (From the Botton Journal) Boston, Jan. 20, SMf. Tolaxd's White Pinf. Ooarovao. After having given it n thorough trial, we can confidently recommend Poland's White Pit.t Compound aa very valuable article for tho cure of colds, coughs, and pulmonic complaints geuerally. In several cases, wc have known it to give prompt relief when all other remedies which had been tried bad failed. It is an article, which, in a climate so promotive of sudden and severe colds as is tlmt of New Knland, ought to be in every family ; and we are sure that those who once obtain it, uud give it a fair trial, w ill not thereafter be willing to be without it. A Vai. CAULK afKDtCtaa. Dr. PohnuVs )rhit Pine Compound, advertised in our columns, is a successful attempt to combine and apply the medicinal Virtues of thc White 1'iue bark. It has been thoroughly tested by people in this city aud vicinity, and the proprietor has testimonials to its value from persous well known to our citizens. W. recommend its trial in all those cases of disease to which It Is adapted. It is for sale by all our druggists. X. F. Dull-pendent. Thc TFhite Pine Compound Is now sold In every part of thc United States and british Provinces. rr.EPARKl AT TUB NEW-ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT, BOHTON, MA88. C. DAMON C CO., Proprietors. Jl an hood How Lost, How Restore Just published, a new edion of IM ulverwcHN 4 I-eli-uiet Baasajr on the R voical ciTRE (without medicine) of Spermt torrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuu tary Seminal Losses, Imooten cy, Mental and Physical incapacity. Impediments to mar riage, etc ., also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by sell -indulgence or sexual extravagance. il Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents. The celebrated author in this admirable essav , fcteatty aaasaaatcates from a thirty years stieo Jful practice, that the slatadia eaaeoeaaoes d self-abuse m:y be radically cured without the dangerous use of internal medicine or the appM cation of the knife ; pointing out I mode ol cute at once simple, certain and lVcciu.il, by means of which every snllerer, no n:itter what bis condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, pri valely and radically. 11 r This lecturb should be in the hands of every youth and every man iu the land. Font under seal in a plain envelope to any address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or two peetstftRRpa, Also Dr. CalverwvMs If anise. Guide1 price M cents- Addrcps the publishers, CHAS. J.C KLINE i CO., 127 Bowerv, New York, Post olliee box Ijb&t, 35 Jv

SWEEPSTAKES.

C. AütTMAN k 008 "SWEEPSTAKES." TUE OM.V GEXLINB "SWEEPSTAKES" THRESHIKQ MACHINE. C. Am.TMAN fcCe., IH. 11. Taylor. Manobct&ra, T-iTTT. iliiaJUX C oaton. Oala, I UesgV IB. TTO S77LZS CF EOSSE PC77EES. The Improved M Carey " Power, (Both tight aad tea horse .) THE 'COMPENSATINC'' POWER. l,ix)iu eiyai aiia icn norae.; A commendable amlition exists among ibreiherg to own tbe best macbinc in the neighborhood." Nothing la more disaereeable to them than to have farmers complain that their work is not properly dene, or to lcae Talur.ble time by reason of breakage?, and they cannot be too careful in selecting a machine. The Sweepstakes is the accredited head Of the Threfhinir Machine laniily. jukI ii nperior eirem;th. duatnaty, flmpttctty, case of Iran, vfjto of finish, aad capacity for tnrefliiiiu and cleaning trraia tister and better than any otliT ure acki.ow i.-ijred. The great reputation achieved by this favorite machine, hag led several iu;rcrnpn!ont mennfactnrerf. a:,d ataaevaM aentf, to attach the nam ' öweei"staki'.s." in mir way ;inl another. ;o thrlr machines, and advertisement to mi!lciM and deceive. To avoid Seceptif a, M-e Uia. everv machine hrjt the card, ' C. At'l.TMAN A CO., Naarraervaaaa, Canton, Ohio," in pi't lettens, Coinj.icuoul) u both siwa of the S';nrator. The Genuine Sweepstakes enables the tlireshtT to pick his customers, reldom stops for rrjiwirs, lsts much longer thai, other. sävh much grumbling und vexation, rtn the jime aroonnt of work with less labor, and emMb. him to select the ber-t and mtt EtaStsMe jol. The farmers give it the preference, and Oflen an ,;xtra price jmt bushel, hermiiw it ibreaaaa clean fr.m tlu- ht-m'..-. seawnaea perfectly imm the Straw, cl ans fit for market without wastv. tm- mil tbe grain, docs its awjk wiihth' utinot speed, safety nd economy, and din- not keep a gar.i; of men wad teams alxjiit them on t n; The elegant " Patent Pivot Side Gear s is to be found only ou the "Sw HMRtaaa" Oar "Patent Cleaning Apparatus" enables the operator to control Um direction of the blast; and position of the stiw, and deaa cither heavy or lieht grain, without w;i-:.'. a fast h it run N- thre.hed tlie ehatf and dirt In-tng fepantted f: the grmia beore ii tritt Ihr "ritt at all. Taylor's Sufety Coupling's, for 'itimbnrjf Rode, which RN Maawy. tune and da e-.-r to mau and heart, are funii.-h'-d on all our machines. Separators, Horse Powers, StrawStackers. Gears, or Jacks, sold separate.'.', when desired. A writt. wii aj dtiven d w ith every rtiinr The -sw 1 E P8TJ K B" Is usually a very scarce article after laweat, and parlies sfcoald ouhr 'O.rltf. Call or send and set a pamphlet circular giving a full description tied particulars. toi;-:Ler wilh unm-'ron certificate, and Üie . v. and re:-dnr.-mjvcibI lhaasaafti x r-o!i- who have bought taid used iX. Bvaararaaea la the Sürth-weal uiona 3 CLOTHING. Creat la rgaias! PEOPLE DO APPRECIATE BARGAINS ! asusas ai bm S. Sc ML BACKER'S! aa a in: i:j ';V no LA BUK SToeK F CLOTHING, I 7 Goods, Hats, Caps, Tranks, toils' Faralshiamg Goods; Rocig.it Just BeftMPe tlie Recent Hi; tu Prices. Calicoes, 10, 12, 14 and 16 dt. Brown Mu-lins, 8, 10, 1 anil U cts. Bleached Muslins, same price. Shirting Stripe, 12 t 1 cts. Brown and rhie Denims 12 to 1 S cts. licking, lö to 25 cts. Jeans for 25 cts. Good Balmorals for si 50. Fine White Blankets, $4 ro pair. Government Blankets, (Vix lbs.) si 00 pair. we have aacsivaa the latkst sitl or Hoopslirts-Söiiißiliisa Entirely Nei! CLOTHING or thc LATKST styles. GOOD SUITS, $12 & $15. K HAVE Jl ST i.ilT A 1 1HT-'"1 A S TMI.OR, AM can atra van fits to voir entiri SATlSl At TIOJI. detkiatg Cut Cleued and Repaired OX SIloBT NOTICE. 19,000 PRTflfiF (LOTIILM; s. M. BECK 1 CR. woolen; factory. iti. TIPPECANORTOWN Woolen Fa et or y. PRICES REDUCED. Kole Carding B cents per pouml Carding and Sjiiiinin M cent per pound WKW I NO. White I lannl yd. aMe. Hl.ick and W hite yd. wide Black and llel yd. wide . . niack aad Ureea d.ide. piack aad I4ae vd. wide. . , Jeans ."III ii elies wi.ie. .. , Full Cloth inches wide Blanket. , pounds of clesn wonl .Saeeaai per .IW ont" per .33 seals per . 35 cents per 4 cents per .40 cents oer van! vard yard yard stl vsrd .61 cctita per yard $ per pir, aaa 10 r . . Woolen Sliectitif: -J'4 v.-inU wide, 2 pouoU of wool and -10 cents per. yard . While Stocking Yarn, doibie and lwisttd.25r. Common colon Sc. Blue Mixed 40c. CLOTH DRESSING, ft. Cloth, MS icl, .Van, TJInnkes and Woohn Sheeting ehanrcd for Wodt the factory, or A. I.. A cm. in . ( ".)-. rt. I , in Til aiotiib. for good cle wool. 3 K.B. A P. S. ALLEMtr

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