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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
%There are twenty Thousand Chimes

%T There are twenty thousand Chinese
slaves in Peru and the demand still con.
tinues. The last cargo since. and they
sold for four hundred dollars each; years,
the wages four dollars month. two suits
of clothes in The year. and two pounds Of
rice rer. day. Ii sosts the trader about
twenty five dollars TO land a Chinaman on
the coast. and as he is pretty certain Of get
ting three or foui hundred dollars for him.
the profits ara enormous.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

EF Nothing is entirely lost. The drop
of water which is split. the fragment of
paper which is burnt. the plant that rots
in The ground-al tha: perishes and is for
gotfen--equally seeks the atmosphere. and
all is there preserved aud thence reurned
fructify. and earth from some other purs
poses.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
ADVE RTISING:

One square 300 Brewer ems or less, three weeks
or less, S2,00 each additional insertion 25 cents
Longer advertisements in proportion--less than
haifa square to be charged as half square, and
overhalf square 20 be chsrged as a whole square.
A liberal deduction viii be made on advertise
ments inserted longer than one month.
u Legal advertisements must be paid for In
advance, or satisfactorily secured.
II The above terms will be strictly adhered to
in every instance.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

Mr.. BrecKinridge' declaration in his
late speech that he did not believe that
there were fifty Disunionisis in The States
shows such degree of Ignorance or such
want of candor. that thinking men who
have confidence in him. must certainly
feel that confidence sadly shaken. Every
man OF ordinary intelligence. not As deaf
as pos and blind as beetle, knows that the
assertion is grossly absurd.
MI b. declined ans wering the two ques
lions which the public voice loudly de-
manded that he should answer. but pos
sibly he may be pursuaied TO speak upon
another. 1t has been stated in Breck kin
ridge and Lane papers of high standing.
that ia the event Of the election OF Lin
coin, toe Southern members "f Congress
will withdraw to Richmond and proclaim
Mr.. BrecAinridge President of a Southern
Republic. Now can Mr. B by any posi-.
bility be prevailed on to be 50 communi-
cative as to say whether he would join The
rebels in such a moment and accept the
Presidency at their hands?-Louisvaie
journal.
--CuRIous IDEA-The Talladega ala.
Reporter, in speaking of the ruaored slave
insurrecious in that .neighborhood, advi-
ses masters not 20 talk politics in the pres
ence of their negroes; the latter have the
idea that Republicans are negroes. and
that if republican be elected he will set
them all free.
The Hon. Charles A. Wickliff, ex
Postmaster General and xGovernor of
Kentucky, has long letter in the Bards
town Gazette in support of Douglas and
the Dolglas parry against Breckinridge
and the Breckinridge party. Mr.. w. does
his work well.
Two DEsERrERs.--We understand
that Two foreign Wide Awakes deserted
on Saturday night last. One Of them
hung his cap on lamp post. and swore
he would wear it no longer, for the reason
tn al he had been drunk ever since he had
it on. The other threw his cap and cape
into the fire, and declared for Douglas
and Johnson.--Ev0nsv,He Ea9 uirer.
MORE AccEssloNs-Th late speeches
of Senator Seward in Michigan seem to
have had dlsorganizing effect on the Re
publican ranks. Among the many cham
yes of faith which have occurred late y
we notice that, at the formation of Little
Giant Club few days ago at Lexington,
Mich, fifteen signed the constitution who
had heretofore voted the Republican ticket
DoueLAs IN THE NoRrHwEsr.--Judge
Douglas has made the following appoint
ments in OHIO and Indiana.
Cieaveland, saturday, September 22.
Tifiin, Monday, September "a.
Columbus. Wednesday. September 96.
Cincinnati, Thursday. September, 27.
Indianapolis, FRIDAY, September. %.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

@All the blackest Of the Black Re-
publican papers make it their especial
business to dofead John c. B.eckinridge
against all attacks just as much as they do
to defend Lincoln. Men Of the Sou,hl
what is the significance of that?-Louis
vile Journal
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

AN ELOQUENT ALLusIoN.- Senator Souls,
in lis late eloquent speech at New Orleans.
closed with the following appropriate al
lusinn TO he CANT of the West:
"Steadiast on his own principle relying,
Breasting the black Storm its red bots iefying
His wing on the wind, his eve on the sun.
lie swer YES not a hair, but bears onward. right
on ~
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

gSeveral nice young damsel, TO give
her serenade. After some tire, the ser
want stepped out. and walking up to
the harpes,. exclaimed. my friend, the
folks are all abed! you cant get a cent here
to- night.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

Nr"I have gone into the silk business"
said man to his neighbor. $50 | sup
pose" returned the other. "for l saw ysu
realing all day yesierday''
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

MIcHreAN.--The Breckinrid gers held
State Convention in Detroit, the present
week. and nominated a full Electoral tick
ct. and recommend the formation of Con.
gres sionsl tickets in every district
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

ESeventy-two white females were
married TO negroes in the State of Masss.
chusetts last year.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

GE"Mr. Somerset why don't rou get
married." Because I am TO modes: to
ask any young lady TO turn somerset"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

Egv Deputy Marshal in Cherokee
country. Ga. found a white man who had
Obtained the pectable age of Sc years.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT.
Democratic Nominations.

Democratic Nominations.
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS. of Shelby
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
DAVID TURPIE of White.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM H. SCHLATER, of Wayne
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOSEPH RlSTlNE. Of Vigo.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
NATHN'L f. CUNNINGHAM. of Vigo
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR B. 'HORD, of Decatur.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
SAMUEL L. RUGG. Of Allen.
FOR CLERK SUPREME COURT,
CORNELIUS O'BRlEN. of Dearborn
FOR REPORTER SUPREME COURT.
NJ. c.. KERR. of Floyd.
-O-
FOR CONGRESS. 9TH DISTRICT,
CHARLES w. CATHCART, of LaPorte.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE OF sTARKE AND MAR
SHALL COUNTIES,
NJ A. O. PACKARD.
-O-
FOE PROSECUTOR. 9TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
J. Z. MCCARTHY. of Fulton.
FOR JUDGE COMMON PLEAS COURT.
DANIEL MOVES, of La Porte.
FoR COMMON PLEAS PROSECUTION,
r. L. FARNSWORTH, of 81 Joseph.
COUNTY TICKET.
FOR TREASURER.
JOHN NJ SHOEMAKER.
FOR SHERIFF..
HENRY NJ. LOGAN.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
j. NJ. KLINGER.
FOR CORONER,
STEPHEN SHARPE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
slEE IHE S2h7l N INDIANA
BRANCH AT LYMOUTH, IND.

BRANCH At PLFHOUIH, IND.
y. s. ORGAN, Pres II. EARLY, Cashier
EASTERN EXCHANGE, Drafts e Sncn-
~ natl and Chicago, Gold and Silver, Cncur
rent Money and Land Warrants
BOU G. HT a n u S O l. ID
az Deposits Received and Money Loaned.
TTExehange on Europe bought and sold.
IL Attention given to Collections. and
General Banking Business Transacted
- ~ 1sSS II
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
a. w. PORTER,

Attorney at Law Notary Pab:ic and Real Estate
Agent Knox, Stark county, Ind Collection
ofdebts, payment oftaxes, and all legal business
promptly attended to
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

FOR CONGRESS. 9TH DISTRICT,
CHARLES w. CATHCART, of LaPorte.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. ,SADORE WElTE
DR.. T. A. BoRToN,
J. J. VIVA L,

Observation-Disclosures attention paid
70 obstetric practic, and chronic diseases of
women, and dsease of children, Office over :
Palmer's store corner Michigan and ilaporte
streets. whe he may he consulted at all hours.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

e PAUL,
ealer in boots and shoes. manufactuis all kinds
ofhome work in his line, Michigan street, Ply
mouth, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
DR.. - CHALMERS,

From Baltimore, win practice medicine, surgery
and obstetricxs. Pc-mantiy located IN Isner
Citv, Marshall co'.rtv. Indiana. Office one foor
south of Cushmsn Bissel's Store.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

FOR REPRESENTATIVE OF sTARKE AND MAR
SHALL COUNTIES,
NJ A. o. PACKARD.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
LEANDER GROVER.
REEVE g. CAPRCN.

Attorneys and Notsries. Plymoush. Morshall CO.,
md. practice in Marshall and adjoining coun-
ties. Refers to Babcock & Co.. Phelps, Dodge
kCo.,New York. Cooley, ,Farwell Co, Gould
4 Bro, Chicago, Loudon 4 Co., Phila-. Grail,
Benette & Co, Pittsburgh, Hon. A. L. Osborn,
Circuit Judge, Laport, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

nUk lin Shop propelled by workmen who
. are not surpassed for neatness and durability
Of wkmansaip- We can get up work on the
vsh0r potic, as we keep three ACCOMPLISHED
ssest constantly employnd.
srkmsn A. p. DICKSON 4 Co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

Heal estate agent and notary public, Office in
Dickson's hardware store, Plymouth Ind.
Draws deeds, mortgages. bonds, and agree
ments, sells lands. examines titles and furnishes
abstracts of the same, pays taxes and redeems
land sold for taxes.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-W Ford: High.
snd ny .f.s R Sss' . %
sssr u; HssrSisf, MISS Miss; iFs sGaI sf5dr
Mealin, Va II Kozminsky. Cal; w SAWYER. Ala:
a.q: i hsiGg smith, hSTs h hs
fsTyl " , A,ms'[S5s rsN Temple.
Calhoun and y, Miss Calhoun, Ct W MS sroR
PERM. La; Birch and daughter, Mo; W Pe;ot
s.svs ~: sfsss Rs; 81 ae!n s:ss III: M N
lone, W ~ n'ton kls; Keller, Me-; Kib 8 Mt 4
G III hoe &C. fpr G.Ss f MHiss Rsog
sfiFsa: Md *, Bel, 3r Eysssheld, pf Scott
sn MssfNS W. RM Dunsp. va sa' Lewis Clark
Sosdis soSsHst, MISS GsE9v AY s. do;
G fsdys N.Y. M5fIt kii,ns G 81 Ss snd
Mr.. %Gass dd s'ay B snf fam
lady, Q; ard Mrs Cal or and child. N.Y. f EIl
mss He SSH9ey co. and ass
S:s tsaS e Gsn se snd
4 Polk ann ,sdI, do; Clover. Eng; F 3r.son,
efP6 ds S Al, D SiG Hs9 " . Wi
Richardson. Tenn; NJ rTinoe. USA;J II Wolf,
NY:It \ NJ cooper, 0SA Hs' Nv "A !" 1'S'i''
BROWNS HOTELaJ D Aunt. Va; B Iuckey,
Tenn Anns Mse vs. ssnfoI M' Ne C. G;tns
K!;A Tewles IA; Htof cook. Md: A Hatfield,
NY; Z C9tn a, Va; Glover. NC; C Collin ard
vel Ala a, tyo.E,!l, Va Ms Hanoa and dang h:
Yer. al; Sinoalr, WI; w Dawyfr. IA; w
w JamisSn w Cox, Nc; D w Donald ia; a
Nc ,oraid, ; Waifsr Randolph; c l. Askins
g w Cneck, I enn. ~
NORWOOD HOUSE.-w Gordon, Va: m
NJ ater. Lory KIT; III kogmInski. Cal: II X
Neal Armistead. Pa; l. Glover, Md; w vii
!l1mson, NJ; Richar ison, Ga; Eaton, Nd; A
kIrOy, HOdRt on, Es~eins, Pa ' -
WASHINGTON HOUSE-Hon Farnsvorth
Anthony, ~; Bradley, Mass; ID Jame, Pa; {;
Hsrrln Va; homas: r Crosby. 8 Sherrill, Ny
w c w. IL and lady, Vermont; H Sheriff., r. p
Freeman, NY. ~
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-. Pnsas r, Wulne1r nssA
q! ::'st s 3 6. s !: S.;sssl S,if
ssy $500 10 ok n W., Yfesss, IS 8 st
Stewart. Jamcs A, Nsaonsl Hotsl
sssvSrt, Wm., IS Louisiana sv,
etokes, WIN. B., Browns Hotsl
Stout, Lansina, United States Hotel
fSppsn, Mason w, National Hotel
Taylor, M, Private. wet side 2lst st, oet eno
Thayer, EU, Willsrds' Hotel
Thesker, Thomas G., Hystt's, $50 Ps.N
Thomas, James H., Sn O.
fompkips. Cydpor g., Wsshneton House
Train, Charles R., Willards' Hote
Inmble, Carey A., WIllards' Hotel
Under wood, John w. H, as 9Th ct
Vallandlgham, Glenn. L., S9 r u
ysnce, Zebuon B., Mrs. Hsrrison's, 81 ps.e
xandeyer, VIM, Private, 10 Msssscneseu"
Van Wyck, Charles h, National Hotel
Xsrree, John ,MiIiards Hotel
W WsIs5Oni HSfnI u TS: :: House
Wsshburn, c. c., Clarendon House, 9Th ct q Pa sv
Washburne, Ellihu B., <85 6th %
Washburp, IT,, Israel, Private, Franklin Row. G
Webster, Edwin II Mrs. HaIrIson's, 81 fa.ay
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, u Missouri av
Whiteley, VIM. g., So nth st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
Winslov, Warren, %6 g &C
Wood, John, 500 18th st
Woodruff, John, Willards' Hotel
Woodson, Samuel h, Browns Hotel
Wright John ", Browns Hotel
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RENOUNcING MASONIC OArHs TO GAIN THE
SAcRAMENT.-Of Mr.. Lanergan, who recently
died at East Cambridge, Mass from the effects
Of wounds caused by the explosion of a gun, the
Boston Journal says:
MIR. Lanergan, although prominent member
Of the Masonic order, which fncapacitates man
from being a strict Roman Catholic, was still a
devoted follower Of the Church Of Rome and on
the day Of the accident, in the absence of Father
Branigan, Of East Cambridge, sent for Father
Hamilton, of Charleston, who administered to
him the sacrament Before the performance of
this ceremony, however, Nh. Lanergan renounced
the oaths that bound him to the Maconic order as
under no other circumstances would the priest re-
ceive his confession.
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L FOR TH fN R4ff 9 sFFtffEEs. or THE
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRrsrIre.I
WAsUIN0TON. Eehrusrx lQ6O

OFFICE suPSgRINIEsDENr PysLIc PsrsrIse.l
WASHINGTON, February IL, 1850. {
ton of the act Of Congress entitled An act max
ing appropriations 70 defray the de6cienoes n the
for the .os year "a en3ns fss & S
ynne, 1883 and IN p.rt for the support of the Post
t6 Of june 1862 sPproSed FeSrusSS Is e iSs 'H'
SEALED Proposal, will be received until TS,'-
a TnE BGa"Hs tS 90 oI tbS
the Post Offices in the United Statos for four years
tke pc, esrtu denc'om fron, RE prices ostkoriSsS
which they propose % PRINT the
The contractor will be required to executs
Bank end to deVf them az such pSlnt sl and 20
snch persons as the Superintendent Of the Pubp
General shal designate 10 be specified in the con
tract, and whoee receipt thereof will be necessary
package of Blanks a circular recopt from the
Contents Of said To- se returned 10 tbss @
partmentand al! such packages bundles Of Blanks
with stout Wrappers, securely tied with t9IHs, and
plainly directed to the Asept or Postmastsr 70
evid .noc of their ability and skill % do the work
Of proposals will be furnished on Application A. tsis
office. and bid will be entertained unless made In
The paper on which these blanks are 10 be printed
Will be furnished TO the contractor FROM time TO tin
oQst for tanspo, tanon, IN w ashingtou City New
York, or at any point from New York 70 whlob the
COST OF transportation does not exceed that from
New York TO Washington City. IL required 90 be
nsed elsewhere the additional cost and risk oftrsn,-
portahon must DO borne bv the contractor for PRINT
Propose wi oe addressed to JOHN Hx,Rr,
superintendent Of the Public Printing Washing
ton, and endorged Proposals for Printing Blanks"
Ito be published three times a week until the
goth day Of March in the Constitution, Evening
Star, aid States aud Union, Washington; Repubi@
dephls; Day Book, New York, and Post, Boston.l
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II is not generally known In that section of the
country, the w heeling (Va) Union asserts that
association Of Mofmons not only exists but
fourishes in one Of the sections Of Wheeling.
The Union says:
They have been.in successful operation for
about year, and have succeeded in converting
forty or fifty of the citizens of that vicinity TO the
strange belief. On Sunday last, five new men,
bers made an open declaration of Joe Smith prn-
ciple, and took upon themselves the duties Of
Mormonsm, by undergoing process Of INNER
sion, publicly. They have an elder, and all the
officials pertaining to the institution, and make 1t
convenient to entertain travelling saints, Utah
bound. They are not, however, of the Brigham
Young stripe, strictly Of the Joe Smith school, and
consequently entertain but one wife each.'
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II The monster cannon designed by Major
Rodman, U. s. Army, and recently cast at the
Tbe 9n m ,s Sa oIg, nov Seing G0re req
Ii has a bore Of fifteen inches in diameter, and
thirteen feet nine inches in length. 1t has twenty
i've inches Of solid metal at the breech, ma king
its extreme length fourteen and half feet At
the breech, the outside diameter Is four feet; at
the muzzle, twenty-eight and nineteenth inches.
IL will project ball Of four hundred and wenty-
one pounds a d stance Of five or six miles, with a
tolerably accurate range Of four miles No gun
approaching IL in size has ever before been cast
The largest English guns are made of iron slaves
banded together. Some brass pieces of greater
length have been cast, but no gun Of more than
twelves inches bore.
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NNDIQINN0.

m. JOHNsrCN, ,.o-r
LOCK HOSPIfAL,
E6eessal Remedy - tie World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF lMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPIN MINED ATELY.
A CURE wARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE 70 TWO DAYS.
w.l.... Of Ii. Back Affection. .fth Kidney
Ds,,
D,mn..s Of sight Of Giddnsss Disease Of Threat
Nose Skin, Affections Of the Lungs stomach or Bovs
Yorh-hoss Dreadful and Practices which
der Marriage impossible. and destroy oo'n s'01 ana 'n0
dreadful habit which annually sweeps
allied talent. and brilliant ntsset Who might have
listening Ssnatss with the thunders oil
vatsd ecstasy the living lyrs may call With fall ssas'
dsnes.
rage, being aware Of Phyne.i weakness organic as'y'
he Who pise. himself under Ii. care Of Dr. J. may rsr
ss,y eonhds in his honor as gentleman and s'nadsny rely
OFFlCE No. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
l: hand sid: gong from B.ltimor. street .s deer ne.
Il. sTrn. F., not :: oo::,v: mans and 's"' .'a'"
DR.. JOHNSTON,
Member. eth. Rsy. College efsurg.:os L'od.n. grsd...
from one Of the most Colleges the United oatss
greater part whose f: b..n n. boz:
P.l. Of London PARIS. PHILADELPHIA. and ::s .h.I. ha. =.
Known many trosbsd with ringing in the head and
sounds. ba.bfun:m With frequent blu:hnG attended
times Of mind, cured Immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YsunR Men and Others who have injured thsmsslvss BY
certain INDUCED in when habit frequently
.sss from %
render, marrias. impo.bs and destroys beth mind and
ar. .om. the :ad and m..nehoy eject.
By early habit: Of youth viz. w:.sns Of tn: Bsea .ne
". D.runs 9th, unesn General Debility
M{ESTALLY"T5.f fearful Effects on tn. mind ar. m,eh"
Of Spirits. E, Fortodings ofsoci.ty
Love of Solitude Tmdiy etc., are SEINE Of tbs evils Pre-
NERVOUS establishments can nsvI,dss What
tn. cause Of th:ir declining health losing th.r BE-
about the cough symptoms
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
h. ha. mbib.d q. seed, Of hi. Panfa oft'r
hsppsn' that an of shame dread Of diseovs
can faon! S..nd h% n. . nes %
Of ear%s GieS ii. ub.1ns. i.p him sn.
month after month"; or az long as the smallest s can BE Oh
CALLING di,appOintm.n or BY the Of that deadly
poSG M:,su.y hasten q: .y%Rtom: Of this
stn ae Progressing with frightfu rapidy, ul death put,
d: from % Gm
DR.. JOHNsONsREMEDYF FOR ORGANIC WEAkNEss
AND IMPoTENCY.
this great and important remedy wsakns Of the organs
P,:ay cured nd .s9I
an lmptdlm:n,, Marriage. Physical or Mental Di.q..
Trembling and weakness E,has'tsn eth. mes, f.,rfs
ENDoRsEMENr OF THE PRESS.
The MANY THOUSANDS cured tthis ,nsttstisn With,
cal r bS Dr. ... By
reporter; OF the papers and many oh.r psr.on' notice; Of
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THE EyENING STAR.

SHOCKING ArrAII AT NAPIsnviLLE, ILLINOIS
and Tribune says:
"The citizens Of Napierville, Dupage county,
have been having a mad dog excitement lately.
have not learned, went to drug store to get some
poison for the purpose Of discriminating part Of
the canine community and while there purchased
some chewing gum for his children. He put both
packages In his pocket and returned home. By
mistake he gave the wrong package to his chill
dren and baited the dogs with the gum, in conse-
quence Of which the former very soon died. Not
long after, his wife also expired from the effects
of a small portion Of the supposed gum, and the
man was himself taken dangerously ill-he hav-
ing taken taste Of the poison under the same
mistake Our informant states that the child Of
another man has been poisoned In the same town
by eating a soda cracker prepared for a dog."'
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TO TIE AFFLICTED! MRS. N, cors

INDIAN vE6EIABLE DECOCIlON.
the greatest remedies for ErJslpelas, Scrotula
khenmatlsm, SGnIvy, Eruptions and Bl0tchss on
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Salt Rheur
and ali diseases arising from the effects of Mercury
ever presented TO the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds of
respectable citizens Of BatimoTe and other parts of
the country possession of the proprietor, tes
hfylns to its curative powers.
1CIt is sold by most of the Druggists of Bclti-
more, and at the residence of the proprietor.
MRS. M. COX,
1853 East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
IL Proc 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
Wholesale Agent X. I. II. CIssBL, Druggist,
GEORGETOWN. o. c., has been appointed Wholesale
Agent for the District, end viii supply the trade at
nv prIose, de ~ tr
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA


Proposals will be reoeiyed at the ofioe of the As
sistant Quartermaster At Fort Leavenyorth: X. T.,
during the years 1860 and 1851, on the following
l. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the
territory OF Kansas, aDd from the town of Kansas,
. ans ns
pc DESIGNATED 10 that Territory, and to any point
2. From Fort Union. or such other depot as NAV
be designated in the Territory of New Mexico, to
the posts or de2ots that are or may be established
Eo the msary dspHrsmsnt OF New Mexico, except
b. The weight s to be ,Esnspo,ted Zach year not to
Thousand 100000 pounds, nor more than five mil
lions (syosC 5000 pounds.
!6 for the PHI be- p per
and Win be made for zach route separately. INC 'e'f'
BIDDERS Will give their names In full, as we'll "a
their places residence, and be prepared to enter
into contracts, aud to execute bonds, with good Sc
the assistant 9TsItsTma.te5 At Fort Lesv:nworth.
not 20 ekosed on ca N route, as soon as con-
Contractors will be required to be in readiness
ior SERVICES by the lst day OF May succeeding, their
H :: s r 8 the
q. fo, the yhS. weigh. 70 g during
pla9es of busness or agencies at or in the vicinitv
S 81 E:It kHsaveSxorth and e Fort Union or other
mpPDio.ed Viz es a. winch they may be oom
Each proposal win be accompanied BY the names
t fo e saS As
Be forfeited be attsstsd to his entire sati.sc
Proposals will be endorsed as follows: "Propo
sas i9r Tran.portstion, and none vail be enter
nons set forth in tins advertisement
The right is reserved of rejecting all the bids that
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ieH Washin. tnn city, Feb. 10, 1859.