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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-16

AccIDEsr.-On Saturday last, while
the wind was blowing perfect gale, tree
fell acros. the down Stage, when near APP
pIeton, iujuring Mira. E MoRnow Of Green
Bay so severely that little hopes are en-
tertained of her recovery. The Stage was
filed with passengers at the time, but for
tunately no one else was injured.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-16
CORES pondence.
Written fer the Manitow5c Plot.

written fer the hauitoyJc Plot.
In tie Daily T'ri5ume of the 18th inst,
we noticed an article purportins to be
proposition TO Phoenix Ledge, No. 1l9, I.
0. G. T, with the names Of several per.
sons appended thereto, and among the
number that of AIr. RoLLIS FREEMAN.
In Justice to Mr. FREEMAN, We beg
leave to say that his name in that place
was forgery, committed by one who pu:
bis own signature 70 the said proposition,
and afterwards, uubeknown TO the rest Of
the signers, erased hi. own name and ST.
fixed that of Mr.. FREEMAN instead, and
sent the paper up to the Lodge.
We will Just remark here that said pro-
position was originated as joke merely.
and its publication by the Tribune man
(who, by the way, is high in Office in that
notorious order) we consider breach OF
the rules of the order, if they have been
Directly represented to us, because the
said documents must have been wrong
fully obtained from the Secretary, and be-
cause tie Lodge authorizes no such pub.
LEGATION Of It's matters.
d. F. AUSTIN,
+. ". BORCHERDT,
LUCAS MOORE,
JULIE ENERT,
r.. ]. ROBINSON.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-16
ANOTHER IRIsH COMPANY DIsBAxDED.

ANOTHER IRIsH COMPANY DIsBAxDED.
The City Guards, Of Kenosha, ha. been
disbanded by Gov. RANDALL. The Keno,
sha Times says;
The City Guard, were organized by
Captain Daniel Quig'v-one Of our most
substantial and worthy ci,izcas-be:ween
nine and ten years ago, since which time
the members Of the company have spared
no time or expense to keep themselves in
all respects fully equipped for service In
the first instance, q full sui. of uniform
was purchased for every man at their own
private expense. BESIDES this no less than
$500 have been paid for new equipments
within the last three years, and hall,
bull, expressly for the company, has been
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-16

The ATLANTIC CABLE.-There is pro
iect on foot for laying another Atlantic
cable. We perceive by the English papers
that meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company was to have been held in Lon,
don, on the 1st day of February, at which
proposition would be made enabling the
directors, "sither with the whole or with
portion Of the shareholders, or with 9th
er persons" to make arrangements for
raising the injured portion of the cable,
and for making another effort next sum-
mer to complete the original undertaking
Of the com pany.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-16
- lanes 8 MAIroRy For has hoo,

E JAMES S. MALLORY, Esq., has been
appointed by the Governor Municipal
Judge Io- the city of Milwaukee. Mr..
MALLORY is one of the leading Democrats
in Milwaukee, and we do not understand
the Governors object in appointing him
unless it is that he could find no Republ;-
can in the city capable of holding the Of
fee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-16

To THE Manner Born The Woon-
socket Patriot says that John Kelley, OF
North i ackstone, Mass, now in his eigf,-
" fourth year, has tended tia same qrist
mil FOR serenity years, and stiI de!ic.lt4 in
ms Old occupation. Mr.. Kelley was new.
eT IN araiiro.d car or steamboat in his IN.
an ncv"r one hundred mile, tror, hun.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-16

MANY Of the stories set aloat by the
Black Republican papers, about the per-
secution of Northern people at the South,
are inventons-stated as were the tales
about enormities in Kansas, which were
originated by the f-reign renegades en-
ployed by the New York Tribune, and
those Of its ilk, to aid rebellion.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-16

CONFINEMENT OF BooTH.-The Supreme
Court has denied the writ of Aobeos cor
pus to S. NJ. BooTH, and he will have to
be confined until he pays $1,000 fine i'm
posed upon him by the U. S. Court
THIS is lesson to all law breakers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-16

EXCITEMENT IN MILWAuKEE.-Quitea an
excitement was created in Milwaukee or
Saturday last by the arrest Of ROBERT p
LYNCH, Esq, City Clerk, and Il. L. H
GARDINER, Esq, City Comptroller. The
Wisconsin, of Monday, says;
About half past four Saturday afternoon
Chief Of Police, Beck arrested Robert 3
Lynch, the acting city Clerk, Oh the com
plant Of Mayor Page, who prefers the
charge Of the forgery Of city warrant tc
the amount Of $50, last July, and the EN-
bezz ement Of $1,000, in city warrants
also i'll the month Of Jaiy.
\ Yesterday morning about eleven o'clock
the acting City Comptroller, E. L, II. Gar
diner, was also arrested by Chief Of Police
Beck, upon the complaint Of Councillor
Te8ch, who prefers tie charge against him
Of the forgery Of $50 in a city warrant
Mr.. Lynch, Oh being arrested denied the
charge in fell, and Immediately applied fol-
bail. Judge Mallory, of the Municipal
Court, had special hearing of the appli
cation for bail, and fixed the amount at
s., 100 on both charges. 81 600 being
nPon the charge Of embezzlemen', and
$500 upon the charge of forgery. Mir
Lynch meanwhile had sent for parties
whom he wished to become his sure.ies,
ant Messfs. Mccormick, formerly an Al
derman, and Louis Auer, at present a
member Of the Common Council, soon ar
rived at the Office Of the Chief of Police
where Sir. Lynch was detained, and enter
e. their names upon bail bonds to the re
quired amount, after which Mr.. Lynch
WAS set at liberty.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-16

H HAzLETT and STEpHENs, the two re-
naming Harper's Ferry insurrectionists,
are to be hung at Charleston, Va. to-
day (FriLayl.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-16

Ey In calling attention to Doctor Guy
sott's Improved extract OF Yellow Dock
and Sar-aparIla, We feel confident that we
are doing service to all who may be aztec.
ted with ScrofuIous and other disorders
originating in hereditary faint, or from i'm
purity OF the blood. We have known IN
stances, within the sphere Of our own ac-
quaintance, where the most formidable
distempers have been cured by the use
of Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and
SsrsapariIIa alone.
1t is one OF the few advertised medicines
that cannot be stigmatzed with quackery
for the yellow Dock and the "Sarsa-
parlla" are we'll known to be the most
ancient, land, at the same time. innoxious,
agents in the whole Materis Medica, and
by far the best and purest preparation Of
them is DR.. Guvsott's Yellow Dock and
SarsapariIa. See Advertisement.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-16

LAKE Vessels OK THE OcEAS.-The
schooner Ada, Of Milwaukee, PA tons,
no" in New York, has been purchased by
Messrs. PosT d SMALL, Of that city, oil
private terms She = intended for the
South American trade, under command Of
Capt. CHARLES Porter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-16

TRooPs FOR THE FRoNTIER.-NEw
YORK, March Cen, Scott yesterday is,
sued orders for the movement Of five hun.
dred troops from northern stations to the
frontier of Texas. They will leave March
18th in vessels direct to the mouth of the
Mississippi. Capt Palmer will take com
manl
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-16

GS God esteems mems deeds by their
minds, and not their minds bv their deeds.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-15
4 LOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD PILLS

IN 49, j. : I ~ e.,
SCAN ia q e Yf;ess EScsssc dies.
When Da. RoRAcE, the celebrated Swedish Fhr-
sitian, introduced his Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills in the Un;ed Statos. he set forth in plain Ian
euagc heir curative properties. Tas was years
ago. The tax of Recommending them has since
been tGtoE ,u o. his Aands. Enl.en.enea mon
~io,c character l0r sound judgment and plilos3.
Thv. gives their mons weigh in the conlu-iit+
acn, vho observe. y aeet. ard .1aNc assurance
1outr sure before he, Geci1e- r. everywhere
n2rroviu sr1 ut in- flc re of those vo .'ertill
7 operators - vaO coufle in tie wisdom asl
honesty @, Ills S. og wh0 choose 10 invest, ate
tor = cmse-yes are aD o.. one gaid this iInror
.ent subject.
Or. Rob&cb invites tie at.su,,ar lie SCI, t. :. q
o7,cIHAI. LETTfrs.
from members e. tae Nedea. fe.lcss.cn. Editors
oi pub 4, Jour- ycl known 6crchan's ans ! r.
iueIs. aut Less of lrchcst resrc ta1',i-t.
Giving :, mt. o. extraordinary cures greu-h. by
the enc c-s, E whiri, cure they themselves aer.
rTE wITNG1sFs
Thee r.cs my be cons I'd personally or b
'ette., IN o~e Who have any douoi upon she sub
irct. II evidence 'u &c possession OF Dr.. Re-
BAGS VIII Is ~ al TINS accessible to the public
establish g following
That =, 1ioop 9URFER ana BIo5p FILLS have
been pc Z IS au.5sl~ to
coSrA." - mlNraAI.
Flat Re @rr- tie +'roa r .r,fst, conn lat,
nysprpzt,
with IN 87cey'qirfg. 49,. 3D., r.,- har4 .....
That .f -. ytAeru.s.! Ire. .,.vs proved .,s, x
,hevrer
,rvrp = ..or.,,.-
and rez.c~s .le le,I,-. ..rn.,h ortfo,,,ar.,er
THAI SICK FEMALES.
vho bava ,anea.~aed Ter wears In helpless ,-e~'.
ness al.l -53l ,r,r rocl,r,rt :, Win r.lt r,,, i
unle- p ir ;n,t,e- +. r,- .,,.e.-t7.u. The IN
sexual sii.,s M. .e,,,v..,i rs. f,s., ~, .
relt.e 2 uu'a,fro r-oro-r,e~ 10 .l--. -oer-i.
sr.r~rrsrn Z. <srrr,-r.e,,,s
hovever ..,es f;ar i,., lce.. .iui,I.s e,se'
inst ta,; lrect ianaen, * to Ten .tsff t,r ), !
ronde i.er.a>.llo 'fst.r..~. i .-s5-..-. ,....,
he eo;so,. o.. The 3:qeqf, :, r. MOI ls,.y
CAUSE Soon 70 HEAL.
ans d;sc'area From the 3, SKA ~, f.,.-or
ula, whether ae.cii.irv or o-hern.se. Th.t ihet
RECRUIT -pr DzPiiir,rrD.
and ,lora -. of fh.. -fn,.l, md r,~,y
els. tn. I..e- ar3 Nervous system. fbe SIN.
Glands cr II ....les
Arrr.;c rro.5 ,,.7a,q,r.s on op 7ororroxs ar 7,,r
rLoop on srcrrrs9xs.
in which thav do not Give rrogs; ,siicf and. ffaA
,oi,,;s,cr, ~, .;,r, .la ,c.y ~ ~ -, -, boo,
jnya.ied.) &c. a paialess end .,r.ecf cnre.
Boar n = .,,.l nm, Inc Sc,xn,v.rt,v y,crr,p,r
q, ~oo a~o s,9o.ss'i h., ~. v,e.n.. -
thonsan'.s a. min ,.f,o+s.- who IN CO... Fl.
d,rifs. medical work. and IL, won, of rnouh. o.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-15

And aneriei. end Stou.achic preparation of
! IRON purified By con ous.ion III Hydrogen
tSlnciion"d hv TIE hiQt 81 Medical authorities,
both in Euro1e and sbe ,iu:ted States, and pre-
scribed in their practice
! The experiences Of thousands daily proves that
no prertr.t;on OF iron can De compared with it,
impurities ri the blood depression oi vital ENERGY
I pale and otherwise sickly couulexons indicate -
/ recessitv-n almost every coucei vabic case.
! uox.ous IN al maias'ies in which it has been
tfied;t his proved absolutely curative il each OF
! toe follow rs. complaints. W
rersia. constitution ditrl ga. d,sentsry, incp
ems consumption. scro ulors Tub. rorio;is, salt
NleH n. rl'snenS.ru. o., NJ ties, oT0SS, Ner
co>a~l.'n-s chronic head elcs, rheumatism, in
term'vcn, EVER. rimules en- 30 face a..
in case Vt g'Leral debility. neither the tesui
ofacute disease. or o}tAe continued di@untlon OF
nerve and III. AR cce'. i3om chronic com
plaiits. one tf'al ot tis restorative tas proved
sucee- fal which TO description ~r attest ZION wo''
render crcc be lAva'ids 50 loog bed ridden SO
I lone rs 70 have hrc0 "e forgotten III thelr own
nei4'holhoojs, We saddeny re rpcared in the
basy or as If jnst returned rom pro raeed trv-
e N distant land some very sienai 'as'ances
his @'nd arc at'es'ed ~ female -ndtre s. ein1ca
,ea victims Of ar rent r'ara5En,is sane.ine .'s
e1Atts m. crifef Changes, Ais tilrt coi'l2 eation
81 uerron atd Is pen a'ees'an to n'r and exor-
Csc f0r. csi a.. cAu9 ~ 10 nsinH
II Nervous tiir'Htis q 81. t'u..f' ana tor eas-
ons if4n .rto iae'el i',n' r"e o2er'''on ct ti-is
r F-fa''on o isgn MUS heee 5s'1y he 3 n''ry'
.or. un he ne o.o "s'oes q - III e'eu5i y torc.
Wit ot' l-i eAt.ili- a'lo ofciii ne hir' Eentt
regularly arer'ent, even IN ne mos; ohst;n'te en-
ses oi cosiNeaes' l'hc 1t ever being -astrc pur
sa,.Ne' Ct 'nlie liz c'sf1reeahie sensation.
i i TINS atief IioteF'T anIoAe DINERS "h'ch
inhKes % 80 remarkably t.tctlte TOT fheS, upon
WHEN II @'so anpears TO exert distinct and secii
&c action by sispersinS the local tendency which
forms them.
IN Dyspepsia, innurne-able as err is causes, .
Snge BOX 81 teese Ch'ls beate .i.s mas often sui
iced ior the most habital ctfGS, including the az.
teudent cos'iveuess
in unchecked Darr. aeea, even when advanced
10 DgsCntaTy. confirmed, enacittine, ana apparent
j. mai-nac'. The effects have been equally deci-
.!'e ant Astonishing
In tic local piius, loss Of flesh and strength, de-
biiiia'ior cough and remtten' hectic, which gen
orally indicate iBcTicnt smptiOn. this remedy
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-15

From q 1gs7-rsaYs p, q ss-a a. o. - isss
sae nat n..l tsyn-'s FSeecnfa"t iaversl. sra r.
more lar e- sic ten so-a noes Al, rS yesr O,as,
and 'se,n'op,on syrup AMI at'st ases ave h''',s
Nas able ia IS, re- Aers again hars also gwen = :.
other senior of my family ior sesere c'nS'. :
I; j. the het IN 81 cise ia VI, grandson
sheied with disease If The lungs. for ahcl tie +
a,>S .arei h." u NTH Il This glss- ~s. -, =.
tls sysap benefited him much that se i a. vlss
ssa.n h.ss no dub, speths, hottie vi % -s Il
dlced 70 Sc ~ inc il giving this medicine Trial
Respectfully yours, b. NJ. BARROW.
life Of a Member Of the indian, regis,as.,ra
ve1-Mss-rs Fisher = Co. Of tigonier Ind. say
lolr ne lie mes are valuable and very popular hsr-
Iour cossn and CONSUMPTION syrup especi i. =
s s r sa NoT G sosy W.. ssne Eli Ii. S
consumption Ills pnys'cisa and n ends he ies,d ths
the str,."eu i,y Of q i syrup ne ha. been resso-4
Z the euies,nsnt q good heal,,, son o. M.rp =
s,eh 'en hun VIII dangerous soag ia, n'ss 80
soon restored TO his accustomed health
Rsmarksb'e Case of Hereditary ccr.umr. on.
This crrutes that nv wife WAS ahie'ed rscu. e,sss
months m.h KS Synp'p% oil oennmp', -, sns ,'
had no expedition or her re ~ her 'tihsr
and three sisters had died with csnsnmp;isn. am
had been mined TO her bed about for weeks, CO.
ana consumption syrup This very sosr cor 4 ,rt
cough and restor her to effect health VI ch e s.s
1t also so,n relieved me o, deeply dsnssr s
c. u9h and splitting Of blood. JACOB SOLsE
faRr SsSEcA q.
Z ug. end Pain in the Size OF Five Year.
Stto ed afflicted with cousa ana
pain 4 side and bres,t Eve years During he
yeas sca'cels able 10 eat sufficient 70 sass e We
e played four or five physicians who wer, t7.Nis 70
give n aay relief consice Est ti.-1sf
bic. Fortunately took st Johns Cough and Corsorf
ton Syrup which has restored me 10 perfect hse -
Alter taking the medicine week: enl9yed ~ ni'
leiIt Appetite. JOHN NJ hihs u1"' a'u'A' =
rnfs-t Cured when my child Was q Sew w'.ss ola.
n too severe cold which settled upon It's lungs The
cough contnurd about year. the child having In Tie
meaa time III hoopng cough We gave II great We
rfefv ~ .re.fcines cf which of
hem M M, fin .lly Induced. from the stropg
nendat.n Of several uf my friends. TO try st. yohls
Cough and Consunp cn syrup whicn very soon ELECTED
JfLAO0hkk. Fort oau U
Sold by an Medicine Dealer, who vii. furnish p
.obns Alnianaes gratis. I. l.. 81. John & o.. Tn
otts. O.. General Ageofs foS the Western s,st~s.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-15
PLYMOUTH, IND,

syHE above firm having completed their large
establishment for tne manufacture OF all
kinds OF vehicles they take this opportunity 10 IN
form the citizens OF Marshall and adjoining coun
ties that they now ready 70 execute all orders
in their business with which they be favored.
lrom Nheelbailow to the finest Carriage that
runs on the most reasonable terms and IN the best
style OF their business. They are prepared to DO
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-15

Mi season is at hand when these scourges OF
Z childhood begin To become both troublesome
and dangerous. DIR. JOHN Bulls VEGETABLE
Wosa DESTROYER is a remedy alike pleasant AID
eficciua for the evil There is not the least diff
Guilty in getting children to take the medicine Ii
is prepare ed in the form of Candy Drops. and will
be eaten .sh avidiiy By Children of all ages. IL
destroys aud expels worms more ehectualiy thar
any remedy now in use. while at the same time it
will in no way affect iniurously the health of the
child. I. A LEMON, Plymouth.
1t can be procured from Druggists ana country
stores everywhere.
DIR. JOHN RUIL's Principal Office, Louisville,
Kentucky. n2Sm6
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-15

AGS, Bees WAX. Old Britana, Copper, Brass,
GO, Pewter, Cast Iron, and some money taken in
exchange for hardware at
r. r. DICKSON & Co.'S
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-15


70 The People Of {aaiaa4:-Ihe Hartford Fire
Insurance Com2~ny having complied with fae iaW
Of inG;ana, by n, n tn Office Statement Of
lis Condition on tie first day of mnavy. l>ft
ard In, ne invited examination 81 IL Affairs by
this Department. I. John y Dosi. Auditor ofthe
Stale o. lad;7ua. hereby certify that have made
personal ana thorough exam uarion OF the Do, X
and assets 81 the Contrary go their o.ice II tac
Civ OK Il2r;iold, Conn. and tie Company Own
md have in their possession IN cash. ana n sccG
rifles convertible 1T pleasure. rearsy One Milton
OF Dollars, applicable TO the pay ment Of lo>ses-
an amour; corresponding with thei. official state
ment Of January l.st.Jle-o llmtfotc i're j.
surauce COMPANY he's been in existence for hall Il
century. The high character OF rs olieers Tor
expert nee a,i Probity the iiomPtmoss ana hjel
ity with which il has ne; AL Us ensacemenis-
Justly entitles II 10 tic highest rank among the
Insurance Companiei Of the country, and com
nends il TO the patron - al she people ol l'iian2
JOHN ". WOOD. lpa.ioy o. Sac.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-15

Insurance against loss or damage 10y Fire on
Dwellings. Furnitures, stores, Warehouses, MeF-
cAanGisc Mills, " anuiactorieS auc other h'lus Of
rrorerty, can be effected in the company. upon a
favorable terms as the nature OF the risk and Sc
curly ofpoiicy holders viii admit
Patticularattenticn given to insuring Farm prop
ertv consisting OF Dwellings, Barns, and CUT build
ines connected. and Furniture, Live Stock, HI
Grain. Farming utensils. &c, contained therei
tor a terms of years at Low rates of pre- MUM
Applications for Insurance may be made 70 me
-, med. he cul, authorized Accent OF the
<Nnlnany. II. N9hbl n,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-15
COMMERCIAL LAW.

By special arrangements with the Law School Of
he University OF Chicago, the sessions OF which
are held in our College rooms. our students are
to attend MI the lectures n this deplrt-
ment and TO receive instruction in this important
branch of the course, from the able, accomplished
and learned Professors Of that school; and il affords
MS much gratiiicatisn TO be enabled To offer them
these extraordinary aud superior advantages
"SPENCERIAN" PENMANSHIP
This famous svstem--the BEST known to the
world. is orr standard.
u5'Circulsr and Catalogue of 50 pages furnished
gratuitousy on application to the UNDERSIGNED.
BRYANT, BELL a STRATTON
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-15

Chicago. New YORK. rhildelli;a. albany, Buffalo,
Cleveland Detroit -rG 81. louis Scholarship good
through TIE eat r. chain Of eicht Colleges.
CONSOLIDATION GOT Bryant = STATIONS
Mercantile College .:4'i ..R,lls Comm, rcial Col
legc," now sOnluct ii one Institution which Is
she recipient oil an extraordinary and unprecedent-
Ell patronage.
Larinon Block, corner Clark ard Vashington
streets. Chicago.
II. y. BRYANT. REIr.....-B II. D. sTaATToH
Principals and Projectors
By this consoiiiuon tie collegiate u'se ofth,s
Institution IS greatly enlarged lad viih ,he inn
proycmen.s which tho business experience OF tho
Principal les them Consistently 10 Introduce !oi
The benefit 81 heir students, il is made greatly
perior mai. respects
FIRST Premiums Awarded to this
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-15


7Hf.T1a@ SHIFT Ia1g WITH
yFyagE NOTICE. do my worl, myself and
warrant il rood 81 10 sac. Jo5iaS ana
bef6f.ra done IA lie hcs, 0's Sc au,k inability
-. In 20 order aud IS tlo4e delay Kee u
~ ~, 5eia nv own Irrunt .et3r will nOt be un-
dc,se.3. Remember Sac sell STAINING milk bg *
b. which the csnnot eet her foot IN tie m
and milk lost should TIE bucketbc thrown over
or kicked over o. the COW. Call and see il any
way Cas- iron, copper. pewter, rags, AMI pro
euce taken in exchage ion tinware and rereirlg at
,e-n prices x. C.. BAXTER.
r, mouth. Ind.. MAY 10. 1850
TIN, COPPER, BRASS & SHEET IRON
WARE.
thar yoa may not be detained in town nnnecassa
gilv. keep on hani tand am the onl7 one author
zsd 20 sell the same,) the
self-Straining Milk Bucket
ona of the most important and valuable Improve
ments of the times. The arrangement of this
Bucket is 50 plain and simple thai cannot fail
please those who would save 10th
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-15
Accounts.

Organized and conducted upon the Counting Room
system the halls OF study being fitted NJ with APP
propriate counters, desks, etc, as in REAL Busi
NESS and the student Mt once introduced 70 the
practical workings and routine OF business "A con-
Quoted in Banks, Counting Rooms, Railroad oil
cea. etc
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-15

At the late United States Fair in Chicago. for 3
PENMASsnsa AMI lot BEsr d ,oKkEEfIKG.
Departments Of bookkeeping IA