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TIVE undersigned having removed his shop under the TODAC
co EXCHANGE 18Th and Cary bcgS leave 10 in
form his customers and the Public generally that he
ated so as to execute all work 1ch he may be favored ny
the best woTkmanke AMI az teShOst bile notice II
you Brand for Tobacco -Four Grain Machinery any
other articles may manufacture send in your orders
will accommodate you the reasonable terms and aan
tee to give you entire satisfaction.
Also fine lot Of Branding brushes Kew Checks Letters
&C. A L. GRAHAM Brand Cutter
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svphnis and Mercurial Disease.

NEW ORLEANS, -lil August, lNll.
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REQUEST of YOUR aut. and report % You some Of the
effects have realized with your >arsap1rilla.
have cured wish 90, Boa my practice, most Of the com
r.f. Tor yvr. Do is recommended, and have found
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--4f Disease. one % ms patients hJi ~ypitic ulcers
iu his throat, which consuming ms palate and the
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Uu.larv svmuflm~ m his NOSE, aud tue liberation lad
eaten AWAY considerable part 20 it so that believe the
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ulcers healed and he is wen aim NOT of course without
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treated flr the disorder hv mercury suffering
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know from - formula which your agent gave me, tlat
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yIHE undersigned have this day formed coparnersp under
the style OF ILISpAUGH READ, the purpose Of con-
Quoting 2HIP BROKERAGE business and respectfully solicit
the patronage Of their friends and the public.
A. MILLsPAUGH,
JAMES G. READ,
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blows! PLOWS!! PLOWS!!!-NO EXCUSE FOR
L GOING NORTH TO BUY Pl0WS-1be subscriber makes
cry variety Of Pows known Southern farmers planters
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sizes and shapes Of moebosrds each Pow TINS adapting IT 70
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MSTCRELL 81 FEY
OFFER Cheap tothe rade-
" 1900 jxs. Manufactured Tobacco, assorted brands
100 " VI. Laughlrne Sons best brands
l,CO0 packages Kihcknick Smoking tobacco
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70 y casks Cognac and Rochelk Brandies
pipes Hennesy London Dock Brandy, vintage
l49
so Z casks Sherry. Madeira, Port and Malaga Wines
3 Puncheous Imperial Nolet Gin
IL Champagne; Claret and Hook Wines
% bbls Surry Apple and Peach Br'ndies.
AL OF which will be sold cheap goods cen be purchased
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ap3-tf Richmond, Va.
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DLOUS FOR FALLOWGNG---g ~
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gEr-Fresh supply Of Turnip seed Just received.
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SASH, BLENDS AND DOORS.

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Formerly OF Virginia. Memphis Formerly oil !
GOGGaN, TRAD d HOLT

GrOcers, Receiving, Forwarding and
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SHOCROE SLIP,
Richmond, Virginia,
CONTINUE give particular attention % he sale OF Tobacco
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
Aud for the speedy Of the suboncd varieties Of
Disease
scroruIa and scrofuIous Auctions. such as
TumOrs, Ulcers, Sores, EruptiOns, Piin-
aud all, shin Diseases,
OAKLAND Ind. 9Th June, iS5e
! C. AYEr q Co. Gents: feel i my duty to &C
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from 30 u various ways for years. SOMETIMES It burst
out IN Ulcers ou my hands and arms; sometimes u
turned inward and distressed me az the stomach Two
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anil with sore, which painful and oathsomc
physicians, but without much relief from any thing In
fact, the disorder grew At length was rcocci
90 read m the Gospel Messenger that YOU had prepared
am Alternative .S9rSaplrillol for knew from your r'p
tlou that any thing you made must be good sut 70
Cincinnati and got 30, and used till 10 cured me TOOK
10, YOU advise in small doses of teaspoonul over
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can we'll believe that feel what am saving when tell
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-' ''''''- s'-'''''' ALFRED b TALLEY.
ST. AnthOny's Fire, Rose ErysiPelas,
/ letter and salt Rheum, ScRId Head, Ring
! worm, sore Eyes, DrOpsy.
pr. Robert NJ. Preble writes from Salem, y " 18th
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prr>evorIu Of our Slrslparil, and also danger
ou, attack Of Malignant Esps0s bv large doses ofthe
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over two years.
Leucorrh0R Whites. Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation. Female Diseases
Dr. j. b. s. Claiming, of New York City, writes; " l
most cbaUru'y comply with the request OF your agent ma
saving have found your Sir-apIrlJ most excellent
Alternative m the numerous complaints for which We en-
pillow such remedy, but especially i'm trHitt diseases
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crate of leucorrhWJ by 10, and some where the
complaint was caused hy liberation of the uterus. The
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Edward ~ Marrow. of Newbury Ala writes '' \ dan
Err1us arfTu 0r ON one of the female. m my family,
which hll dyigd 1 the remedies we could employ, has
40 length been completely cured by your extract of Sar
~aulri.l. Our physician Thought nothing but cNtrp1-
tiou could afford relief but De- advised the trial of your
S8r-luIrII as the last resort before cutting, and 10
proved c1eyuaL Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
NO symptom of the disease remains.
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LiGHTE X BRlnGURRY'S PIANOS.
RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MAEUFiCIORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OP
ROrsI"n ana American Music and Musical
Instruments.

DORR & RADE. 2qo & 2Sl, BROAD STREET,
gVANING associated themselves IN heaboye bus.
IL laess, respectfully invite public attention
their l8fga ~ Pianos and Other Musical 49,
Iastu.l ou hand aud such guarantees ns y
w satisfy the asious purchaser They also keep on hand
largest choicest stock Music seulEaes Academies
Institution. of Learning &C. viii end It 10 their advantage to deal
with prepared 70 sell Music &C. at Northern prices
Pianos make warranted for years aud kept in
lively. months exchanged within dix months, icy fall
give entire satisfaction the purchaser We also keep large
OF Pianos ofthe best Northern manufactures
Particular attention paid orders from the country and
safely rely upon the faithful execution Of th orders
Tuning promptly attended to
Old Pianos taken in exchange. Please address
Il DORR n RkDF Richmond
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27
Has Seeded.

On Thsrsday last South Carolina BY
her convention passed an ordinance OF Sc
cessioa, declaring that slata out Of the
Union. The Convention adopted resolu
tiuns to send commissioner to each oil
the slave states. who Was to present to
those states the ordinance of secession and
ask their co oper ration in establishing a
southern eonfederacy. II also resolved to
appoint three commissioners who should
present TO the President the proceedings
of the Convention. They were to be en-
Do wered to negotiate with the general gov
srnmsGt concerning the property belong
ing to III, United States. within the bound.
cries of the seeding state. and their time
for making negotiations with the genera
government was limilsd to the last of Feb.
rusry 1861.
South Carolina has acted hastily AND
foolishly. but not more so than many O
the Northern states have been doing fol
several years past. There is some excuse
for the secession of The southern states,
but there il none for thu Northern states
,ha, have passed the unconstitutional and
unfriendIy laws that have brought eur
present troubles.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27

Gus TO the election Of Mr.. Lincoln: for it
is now quite evident that even the border
slave States will mol remain in Union in
which they are to be treated as interiors
aud not eqnsl-in which the Legislation Of
Congress is 20 discriminate against item,
their eitiz.ns, and their institutions. The
defeat OF the Wing party in 1889 ruined
it; the defeat of the Americans closed the
existence Of that party; but never before
has partf been crushed BY the very fact
Of it's triumph: and before it had tasted
either the sweets or felt the ssspousibil-
tiles of power. Yet such 10 evidently
destined to be the fact of the Republican
party.
Ii. in consequences ofths success of this
party, the Union 10 dissolved. the meH
who hsvc brought about this great ma
tionsl calamity will bs hslb to = fssrfu
responsibility by the psopls of the North
but few of Ahem really entertain any
hostility to the people or institutions o
the South, and who were told tia. Pc
publican triumph. instead Of terminating
would pcrpetuste. the existence of tn.
Union. and bring back the government t.
its ''ancient lsndnarkes." II. on tn,
contrary. the Union should survive. it car
only be done by the disbandment of tn,
Republican party. the Punishment from
the national councils Of men Of the Sumner
and I.ovejoy stripes; and the giving o
such guarantees AS will prevent. in al
future time, she mischievous and crimina
discussion of the question OF slavery il
tbs halls of Congress-a matter with which
that body has rightfully nothing more e
do than i. has with Russia serflcm o.
Mexican psonage. Indeed. there is ever,
reason to believe that rery large proper
ton of those who voted for Mr.. Lincolr
are sick and tired of the experiment the,
lave made; and had they an oppol tuuit,
81 doing SO. would gladly rstracs thei
Steps.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27
Late From Pixies Peak.
FoRr KERyrY, Dec

FoRr KERSRr. December 10.
The co. d PIP Express coach. with
i've passengers. from Denver the 18th.
passed here at SP- NJ. yesterday. and fur
nlshsd the following summary Of news:
DENVER. December 17.-H. Duncan,
working six men. took from bis claim in
Gsargis Qulch. last week. in twenty -ons
working hours. over Eve hundred dollars
IN nuggets alone. valued at from one TO
thirty dollars each. There was also 6ne
gold enough to pay all working sIpencss.
Mr.. Duncan 10 said to have cleared eve
pundred dollars per week, every week sine
the FIRST of July last.
incoming coaches bring no passengers.
but go out loaded. The roads are excel
lent. and The weather fine.
Extensive preparations are being made
heas and in Golden and Mountain Cities
for the holiday gaisties
Tslegrsphic and railroad projects are
being sgitated-she Chamber Of CONNER
cs taking lead in the matter.
The first of series Of lectures before
the Library and Historical Society. for the
benefit of poor. was given las. night. and
was we'll attended,.
The city 10 making extensive improve
msnts in the streets, bridges. &c.
A lively competition exists bstwesn the
Stage Lines to Mountain City-,hs fare
being down to one dollar.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27
the privileges. and subject to all the li.bil-

the privileges. and subject to all the lisbil-
tiles incident thereto.
Mr.. Brown said that there was number
OF neritorious citizens in the State who
are citizens by adoption. aud there was a
we'll founded apprehension IN their minds
as to the extent Of their allegiance. There
are two method, BY which individuals
could become citizens of South Carolina
by birth and adoption. Birth gives an
qualified citizenship ia the State and ,ela.
tive citizenship IN the United States By
naturalization persons were made citizens
aud by virtue Of being such were made cit
liens OF South Carolina. In 1889 the
Constitution Of South Carolina was amend
ed. and foreigner. ~srs required to take
m additional oath Of State one OF true al
! iegiance TO South Carolina. or 80 long az
they remain citizens thsrsof; aud some.
times by another method. that Of q tes.
oath. Mr.. Brown said, also. that period
Of time must be adopted for the subject.
don't mean nor contemplate making In.
voluntary citizens Of persons sccidently
domicilea at The period of the adoption o
the ordinance Of secessiop.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27
The Future Of the Republican Party.

Whatever may be the result OF Our pres
On. national troubles. says the New Albany
Lager. il Is quite evident that before the
ensuing fourth Of March the RepnbiIcaa
party. so far rs .he objects for which II
wac organized are concerned. vii! have
ceased 20 exist. IF the Onion IS dissolved
then there will be no farther occasion for
Legislation sssh as The Republican. party
insisted upon IN the Chicago platform;
while if the Union IS preserved. +. mus
be BY The complete abandonment. on the
mar, of the Republicans. of the doctrine,
and principles ennnsiated By them rrsvi
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27
The TINEs.--We have never seen

N w nSV0 u0voE eocu NUTS
sad faces on business men in the SAME
length of time than we havs seen within
the last week. Men that were ia easy cir.
cumstanOss . month ago are now harrass-
ed and vsxsd about their business matters,
Thousands IT men and 6Ts,s that we're do.
ing good business before the sIsc,isu will
be utterly ruined in the course Of few
more weeks.
These are stubborn facts. and We may
IS we'll prepare to talk about what is in the
future as easily A. possible. Add to this
financial panic the prospect of civil wal
with our brothers Of the South and ysu
have \ ghmmering Of the future for thi,
mighty nation. Nothing can new aver
the dreadful calamity Of civil war tina
awaits US. We believe, We have had nothip,
to do with bringing sssus the exi,ting sta.
OF affairs. and :st. those who have been 70
To. Unioa nave 10 suffer from the madnes
of sectienalists and fanatics.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27

Hrs LAST EEsORr.-Old dynasty cuss.
OF the Republican. is particularly Fortunate
in one respect. and that is, whom all other
arguments are knocked out from under him
concerning political matters. and be is
forced TO see the inevitable and disastrous
results Of his principle. and teachings, he
has very easy way Of getting along with
the matter BY saying something about our
playing billiards or something else con-
earning US privately. as though our priva..
conduct was matter Of more impo rtance
to his readers than the dissolution Of the
Union.
Before he election. for expressing our
fesrs of the result Of the election Of Lin
coin, he called us with all others who ex-
pressed the same fears, ''grsnnies in pan
lsloehs. and now that disunion has come
and our worst fears are already rssli
zed, the sasaeious old pug moss announ-
css in answer 20 some things we have said
To and abou. MIN, that W. play billiards;
and roll mine pins" As We said 10 him
last week about his fighting the doctrine Of
popular sovereignty. in his own party. SO
vs. say to him ABOUT the game OF billiards
let him commence in his own party to de-
nouncs it. As most of the little playing we
have done lately has been with prominsa,
Republicans, aud men who are ten times
more respected than he is-nsn who are
men aud not misanshropss like the old
crusty. unsocial. ungentIemanly ehurl Of
the Republican.
He may do ja-s as he phases in his pri-
vste sffairs--nay scold, lrown and be
as cross. generally. as he chooses. and we
shat! not interrupt OF modest him in the
least. as We are . believer in the " holesome
doctrine that he. in common with all other
white Completed men. has RICH. to reg
ula,s his domestic affairs in hisown way,
subject only to the constitution" aud we
shall do the same.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27
Worms. Worms. Worms.

VIE season IS at hand when these scOurges OF
Childhood begin to become both troublesome
md dangerous. DR.. joins Buns TEeET AsIR
Wons DESTROYER il remedy alike pleasant ard
et ciuAl for III. evil There Is not the least diff
Guilty in getting children to ta Ike the medicine. Is
is prepared in the form OF Candy Drops. and will
BE- eaten Hith avidity hy Children of all ages. il
destroys and expels worms morc effectually than
any remed, now in while at the same time il
will in no way affect inurious'y the rcath of the
child. T. A LEMON. Plymouth.
Ii can be procured from Druggists and country
stores everywhere.
DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal Once Lo uisville.
Kentucky. n22ns
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27

NORTHERN DEMOCRATS IN CoSsREss.--
The Northern Democrats in Congress are
proving themselves 10 be true to their con
siitusnts. the Constitution and the whole
country, BY supporting all the measures
that are for the Union and justice to the
different. sections of the Country. Senator
Douglas ssvs that he is now prepared TO
&C; for the Union as though he had never
made speech or given vo.s. He in
common with the rest OF the Northern
Democratic Representatives is ready and
willing TO grant anything that is fair and
honorable, to restore peace and quiet.--
How different is the action Of lie RepuIli.
can members is Congress. They are
still for tie niger and are willing TO "lel
the Union sl,ds.''
II We now had q chance to vote again
We would beat the Black Republican. dis
union party goo votes in Marshall coun.
iy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27
desoon47 2w.
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

n. r. TESTOR, respectfully iDforne the
lsf public, that he is prepared to execute or
ders IN his profession en.isel their Satisfaction.
or no charge will he made
tits hong experience as Portrait Painter
enables him confaeniiy 10 recommend his work.
He nav be found az the EdwarG's House.
Pl-sr,uth aev6nsNsx = TESTnR
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27

MoaE RoBERrEs--Tlis Treasures Office
OF Martin eosnIy. at Dover Hill, was rob
bed on Wednesday night by BURGERS
TIE safe was blown open and rifl-d oil
sbont SO 800 in gold and silver. On she
same night several stores in Dover Hill
were entred and robbed of small sums ol
money. No clue has yet been had Of the
guiirF csss.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27
A GRICuLTuRAL NOTICE.. The aDnu,l

a OK IOIL CHHL No Itf. The annual
"a Meeting OF the Marshall County Agrieul-
tsral Society will be held at the Court House in
Plymouth on Saturday, January s,h A. D. 1861, al
IL o'clock, q. m. At this meeting there are TO be
two Directors for each township elected by tbs
society We wish to make some arang cement 10
raise the interest in the proceedings Of the society
We also expect to have some person address the
society upon the interests Of agriculture, ard r.
wish 70 IA, full attendance OF all sho feel an,
interest in the objects OF the society Let all ar
tend, both from the town and eountrs, aad see il
We cannot ill tho Court House for once, upon an
occasion of this kind.
By order of the Society.
Mark CGmringe Secrstafv
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27

DIFF the election were Ieft TO the votes of orr
children, Dr.. Bull would csr-ainly be our neat
President His Vegetable Worm Destroyer has
given him place in shoir grateful recol!sctiops.
from which he will not soon be displaced. Instead
ofbeing dosed with uauseous drugs 70 sxPei werns.
they have only to eat few candy drops. and tho
next day they are well again.-Bsydstemn Gazette.