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Trgnbull and Mercer Musical Associ
j. p+io1


alton.
The friends OF good muaie viii be S-a,iked
to Learn that de next Coavention OF this rOs-
porous Society viii te held in Kinsuan. under
the direction Of Pref VIM. B. Bradbury. o.
New York. commeneing on Tuesday. a. l8
O'clock !. N the thirtieth of Octob'r, and con
tinuing three days, will clese wiz q psbliS
Concert on Tuesday Nov. lst.
The bSoLs to De- used arc the "JuJilce' both
editions. and the New York Glee and Chorus
Book" cof,ies CT tho latb,r nay probably be
obtained at I'll. Conrsnl;Sa. A-dmiT,ance TO
the Concert twenty five cenis.
In May last the society voted, that. At is
convention this fill. gentleman pay 4 dollar.
and lad;es half a dollar, each, TO secure the
services Of Mr.. Bradbury for said Convsntioh
The generous hospitality of the sitizeHs Of
Kinsrnan, will be eH;sp4ed to These souing frsm
a distance. In the words ,f Rev. Mr.. ElGred.
We thank you for the l:iyilrse Of entertain
ing and being entertained and uhen you leem
it advisable to mest here again. We welcome
Won back. and you sill End the Latch string
out"
It is desirable shat 0I lie on hand ,IrsRisly
a. the time men;iopedi rsmembsriHg ;hat
While we're in song nS ciae IS lssg-"
nGr:Frrj. Oct. stL. 1860.
B. PENN. Jr., Scr t---.
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their resolution, and although they had
.cntqred stock for the premiums ss they had
been advertised for several months. some
ofthem notified the managers that unless
the premiums were made q good deal larger
they would not exhibit thyir horses. The
,ninagers promptly and properly decided
that they would make 10 changes in the
list aud that any who did not chose to ex-
hibit could withdraw their stoc.. They
hadzdeteEnined-no hot to encourage any IA
cling at this fair, and the community will
applaud them for adhering to their resolu-
tioh. AK
Some Of the racing men did not have the
good sense to yield gracefully &c the deeis=
len. but used their influence to prevent
those from exhibiting VIA were desirous of
doing 50 under the rules. By this course
they hurt nobody bit themselves, and their
ridiculous assumption that an Agricultural
Fair eanuot be supported unless it becomes
s horse race, will stir up 4 more thorough
i~nterest in the fair on the part of ,ur most
intelligent and respectable farmers. We
predict that the result will be benei ;ial.
and that the community will thoroughly
SUSTAIN the managers in their course,
" -.
We shall say sum-thing more on this
subject next wcyk.
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sher;as oGs,. Warren. net. ieSh. 1850 5
NALR OF RFAT, ESTATE

"a II pnrsutacs II ~ orisr issued to us rom th'
Pro,st- Ollrt o. rrlmpuii Comfy. uhi5 W viii %
fer ~ pub'ie Sale 4. tis prsIs sss on ths eyh NAV ~
uct ex at3 c'claes p. " the 10 osing d%rsctiLel
real ? izs ~ the prSperts o. Ale wilcox. dc 10
at: ,i;sss- IN the tiFash p Of Mesolotlln , ryum-
halt Goa ty. D. ., tnd r-iag Eno~u As r2rV D LIT
~ thi ~ $50 {3J csa'ainus= Olc hail AZ sgrs q
Ina, terms nzae kn5ra ~ ITv fssiA
JSSTIN BINDING. AlEla;s.rslsr.
AATfADSZ W1leJx. AsoiGasra,r,1
ALLEN WILCOX, Gee.
Wzr-ra, Oct ,. leu. ~.
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was very Lrgc, snh t~Eespe5ipens were
Nh sishl5y, + tsta..,a Ajl saristie..
Geo. HaPgoqd Of Warren It. 81 -.
John Reeves H0Fland =. 8t
". R. Mevds I'd 25
Y. RFaIn Hast:oFa 81
Jas Kennedy "-Howlaud Is
Z. Kinsnan Warren l6
Besides others On exhibition BIZ men
whose names We did not learn.
FE1cnEs.-rberc was but one lot; thee
were fnc.
there tarsap me god specimen. Of Pears
and Grapes
-FLoRAL HALL-COnldarin the limited
quantiy of material which the ladies who
had in charge the decorating of Floral Hall.
could obtain. too great credit cannot be Civ
On them. The severe frost Of the night
Of the ;" had utterly destroyed every
foScr which remained in the open air. in
this vicinity. Many of The pictures which
vaald hare boca exhibited belonging to ar
lists Of this town. were destroyed in the
lat FIRE. Notwithstanding these draw
backs, the Hall was handsomely decorated.
and was one Of the principal objects of
attraction.
LAST DAT.-Horscs There were as
many horses entered as On any former 90
casion. thoEgA the fsscy sass belcEgipgto
fast men. we're generally absent.
These we're mostly horses Of all work.
draft horsea roadfters. mares and colts
There were several pairs of matched horses.
come from 4 distance. ono Of which. a pair
Of blacks lei nging to MAJOR Ormshy. Of
Lawren,r Go. Pa. took the fist premium.
D. Erwin. Of Sharon, Pa. had a 6ne pairof
cream colored horses. DIR. S. s Judd Of
G~astaves. had a pair which were we'll
m,tched. well broke. and of fine action
Vim Fee. Of Bazetta exhil tied a very snowy
pair Of s@orrols. Mr. Sterling had a fne
pair.
Among the Stations We noticed Mr..
Thompson Excelsior. John Fs's--
a very fue gray Searchsr colt br0aght
from Portage Co. and several others toe
numerous 10 mention
There were many very fne ole two. and
shrss years old colts. and several good
sa.king colts. Most Of these were Of good
size and action.
or side shows, there was no lax. The
Fat Woman, weighing GOO pouads; the
Fat Ma Weighing so. and the Alhino
Woman and her trained snakes, Coaxod
several dimes away from thOcHriosity seek
ers.
Ca the whole the Fair was a success,
and with the exception Of those who were
aching to see a hors race. al seemed we'll
satisfied.
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Nh Deo1H AsAIx ~ IIAso.-Mr. Booth
who was arrested evNe ErHths agoi3 Nil
waukee, fr vioissns tie Frgitivs SiaTs
Ac., ard vas rescued "a August last. has
isea asaia arrested ~ . [. =. M.rshzit.
Ea3 ;z IN PRISM at M;lwaukse.
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SALE.

= EfNIEf = 0NLL-
.NAd ofJosr,h ". Woleott, In Court of Common
" f4s1S
G-orss L 10 n~s. e. ~ ' ?, sfr:gs ofah alias Or
Ter 81 saie lsSu7d f-n- the Cour 9 Common Pleas o.
r.nmhnV -0ruiy. % 5.tC m directed "a >riivrred.
s.s patr fog sale. a Pu lie AEc-ian asthe door OF
a. fou~. raps. poo ~-rr-r nn
Saturday The l0h day Of I1ren5eT, 1850,
real sSi.le situate IN P7su,in-tna. Trurl I'll coarty
ukio knoEn n part 81 ~ 80 -. in said tash-hiP.
snf bounded - isiioEs:. Be ziuriGE Or he eat Inc
o. the Gor.h 1Bd sogth cra;re road A. a sake: hence
'ar.3s rod =, fuSs ;a the seut-= NJ GsaHt Ttyeri
.heT a. fqlc~i.s Size sa4nreI 10 q rogs -asta reet'oa
: 70 sa-d 5 iLnsE;-theucr east - rolls "a = post
stan I-goa n. z.s Enc 81 iEnd furIsrlv owned -
Harvey " Collar "a nee south on ~ !ine lE rods
ami snv Iisk q = post being the s"sih lest corser u
said iau,fS formerly oWnrt ny SaihG ar; theme on
- 4 Collsr'~Gd Hbe lsIath hn~l ~ rOls sad ~
firks t. a ot N the sasL,iiu~.of said lot No 81
thehes .su hon said lo- iIrs 8 rods ~ ii1ks 20 a
pstf ~ TIE rvracr Of lausz .NncJ ~ tn h-irs o. 10.
Ssh ~ wofca-t. dsc.zs-d; thraee vet on sat 4
rntt' q htir-' aorth ,in@ o. rols . The lac u ne
unrhn-d GU n e--tr- rad -hsuc- nor,hltn tie risr-
aftcsi ruirg o Li-iuE n:ty oHv arr-s Hrd CO.,
rods of and "a Inr sans NOR. CT iess. AifrAised -
Is. co per acre Terms Cash
=. I. LYt;IS. SAeTis.
sherid's OGce Warren, OsI- 10. ls6O ~.
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Steamship Burned.

The Atlantic Steamship Onnasgbt. from
Galway to Boston. sprung a leak OnSa;ur-
day. and tsdk Ero sundaymornioc. when
obout 40 naOs frem Bostoo-L Light. Her
passerger ard crew were ~savca-iy the
Ainnie SchSefer, and brought to scituate
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SALi
a Solomon Kline

NHERIFFS SALa
al Solomon Kline IN Con. Pleas Court Of
" Truahull Comfy.
jobs ". v-eisrry et aiN
nv viItgr of al Order q safe issusf from the Corr
o. Conuen Pless 81 TruDtu;l ccus y. OhiO-t 10 ms d
? ctei I have Ievi-J Upon. snsl 81 u oa-r fer sale a.
Z Pub.ic auction II tie dQcr u the court hoasa ia War
rer fr s@-A raigfv y
SStv-Eq5 the lOsh day Of GJrsnbsr, 1860.
II O oco-E.P VI. of AIT J.v, r. f15oWiag deserih-
- real estate STA sfv in 'hr tnzHsh.p Of fohn>lOn N
Trnmhuil Co1=ty. A-d T. known ~ being part 81 ct
80 3 ia "a ! toEuSh'P an BOUNDED IS fcIioTs' Bsf
ytraipg ~ h roth 50 cOr-eT %. said lot, snd ran
lag sau;h sea y CHAINS ana forty seven liuks' thssfce
49, ~ ~ iva chains ADD siShty one iiRss 70 thu
roai th.nce -Iang sail 70 81 N the Harth lie e SAID
iot: thence Uest o. n lot iins thtry iwo eh Abs ami
-nrt- ave links 10 ih- pi4fe q Originating eOnuSin'Ds
fEs sfH and 5E-fsn srFcs % Lard more or less, aud -
h .ame lana aredss y Abrsu Everi,t t. John W.
N-Cl--ry and recorded in TrunSall county record
Book , Page 80. Appraised ~
LYMAN. SLeriI.
sh,r.Es oars w.rrs, net. iefh. 1850 81
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SUER'FF'S SALE
= GIl-rS Norris l. Car. orCon Pleas
-,,, F'a-7'- '''-'y-
3yv-p u ~ T.tt-isa EspoGi= "a "a I-s-sf
ar d-,i-sre. fsAl1 'fss fr ale b. Pairc aie in
At ;Ir 'esr O. I'll court hea-s ~ Wares IL Sdl e'Sa-
s. ~
Saturday tie 1871 daygN 5rem5sr, 1860.
AZ { nc. - N.ni -a1 80 lh u-HiTriet ia, RS
~ sras-ss sty~.l cl~-ou 20 tn fofsFi 2 iescrhs1
real r-;a;s: II. se "a Ws-t"etsd-lJ tev ash.r, fruGI-
oll COUNTY. 04Io Hriuz al! hat part . three hlndrtd
Al ,hrty { Ur aus s0-iUJ acres . i4ud IA trsc;t~o,
~ said : wagon 'yirg vest + he NEfo1iug river.
anrth Of $50 t-zs : a tfIy acres each advised y W.
IAN Csrt'L SEMI hish etige-tuh ssnns william
amt jose a Carlton. said origiust 80 20 loo acre
:r4ct hrin- o. d+d 81 Rows Bs-in-ing 1t the nortk
rfsI corner ofIrsc. No-2 Oh tn ra-- hneai he torn
-i'p. th-ace We along the cor D line ~ >atg tract
80 csainsa-dSI .ii-ks 70 a peN; th-pc- s'a -
a Lee parallel to the east line Of s1it tract
= elains and a. INKS; th-nee east TO a line
pa-1ilrlto the north line OF SAD ira Z 60 chains
and - liufs TO the east line ~ , tnsnship 5hrucr
uorth along the toNHshp irs = chsiu~ an y hiks
D III p'ac- eftcgiuhUs The Interest Of III sail
? y Carlton IN sid tact sirT tn urciv d. enc
sixth part here. sLijtc, l at'e i0Eer right II - IA
s- q Carton Saii iatsr-st a?P-aisei A.
Terms Cash 4 3 Lyman. SherE.-
Sharih's uE-s. Warren. Ucf. 10. l-6u.SE
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L00K BEFORE TGU LEAP.
WEBSTER'S PICTORIAL EDITION.

I 500 lLLUSTR ATOMS. for Sale a.
/ P~t-r's In =rrirr wEssrEs's you ct Cs
ErST' In n IT, a. 'o-tsrs no. oa.y th-
sesf. ct you ct tn eAsssst - sure asY call It
/ : NJ V'rs 2osSs ar All set ~ItE sol wat IA
TIE va, . -ch o mi & reiIt7eors Races IN 5ng
which may e faulISi the Srh5 lBloks r commend
ei BY he board 0 s-hoot III 4nins-s; among Th~
Niscrlir4 .ols GOaks yea ca get
ii1gh Nil er' NcrksI1 : vols. IrvinV's Works.
= 20 5. Blcas' " srEs: Tonpr-hrHsive Conmentzry;
? ITS Biaty; Eacy c!opedIN - z. KrsH'ecEe; : ron,
shss-s -are. HIlton; -fhs bSgs in Bus 8Sd Geli
The sammy >outh; Wsvery Novels Compi-t- "a 6
hume Englan1; Nemesis; Rufiedzr; spurgeon's
Serno1si tile ! AeOiu: Lie ha-hingto., siarioR
&C. b. iues' Note NsrFa-e, e the IFS; lowe 81 a
ron SURF; 'opular AZ ron ms; Populsr Geo'oFy:
Tex 3 o.; 5itt-r Swe+: Cot Foil: Th- iI79~ IN
cy-toperi4: Tn one OF David F-a-essu Al he ? Tets
{ - T,h;e; fhe : e m Engine fhs Women 20 White;
Paper HtaE~rs FA7i~e' I4s-rs 1al p n r. Com
-slaiOn- Cool asssr.n-.t ~ Biz eSaal rfa,er RcoS~;
To- Es.ks Of all : ais, sch d Csrss anu Essaras.
BLANK Bu0KS~
Ai4r-s st,ss Of L-iEs~s, Dy S1pss all Nen0raa-
49, = a ! ssNce 'cEnfCfP. Leu.f All No.s
Pap T.. En- ia5ss cArlP; Peas: 4 a. KIrt.iff,
I.iutrd aud N,y-s' Ia.s; Re : AMI Pump lrk
stta5s; Pp-A-i Ink-talds, >P-7idass sia-; NHesi
age. &c So.
FERfuAERY
a. P~art.r's R~srkstsrs lar. o., EeseoH Cora Oil,
CcI-gh.s; ttarakercIiefs' Tx "a GruiE- Yin
-" Sop, i-aTJ SiaVitg q: N-uvsas'd sap
rsI-: isT'ume Pink Balls: AEnoa5 Sap: loot,
sea B'ry's Tr eagherrus for preserving the Hsir:
Lrl5v ste; P.Ek >4aeers. ia ? anil roo;a arasEes.
NOTIONS. WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL
Alec Ia-,e assortment of Toys Tor ale BY
I1et ] l-eol " y. Porter.
-aeO = II. Non w m psDers srd Eor
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
roR TIL cT1E OF

. TT CTIE OF
C0stirescs'. Js'ostic,. Dypcgsiz, EssiGssiiol,
BJscce =, Fond Ssare6. Eiyapee' tlcrLe.p,
PAr. RiennmeL rI. T. Hptio,s aHfS-N Diseases.
Lssy CoB,p'Tf.i, D-o7tA TaIe-. Israiers aaS
SAB Riclmi, BorBl-. GoIt,-S-a7-zfg ~ q
Dnglr-- PiK, end f5- PagiEYisTHe Bi01l.
ley are su.ar-cuziTi. 50 taat I've most sen.i-
tvs c@n take them plelsantly. and they are the
best arrrieut in the world sr altiAc furpsses ola
family phySic.
Prio IS cent, per Fsy; Fi7o boxas for S1.0a.
0reatnanbry Of Clcrgyinrn. Phvsi-irns. Ssa.et-
men, and eminent P-rsnnIgcs. h+re lrft their
names To ccrtify Heirsrer-Hefrdr - fihte s ofthrse
remcdics, bnt or spsee hcrs vii rot permit 1hes'
insertion q Ihrrg. ,1Ae Agents beloE. nsincd fEr4
Hislr grauxnurANBRuAS AI.NtSAc IN whirh they
are given; WITH also full dcscriDtio1s 81 me ai'nve
eurnpl ,ints. aud TIC TREATMENT th1t should DC fol-
lovsd far their curr.s- 90
Do not be pat of by nnprineipls4 essle-s <itA
ether preparations they make moro prant on
Demand AYERS, and take 10 asherx- The sick
want The best xtits~rr il fr1 se.a, and they should
have il.
Al our rrnrdiss are fr SHE by
woods 4 Pew. Hoyss s,rsrsou, war-sa:s. I. s~Aie,
Nc~ian Pans: ] v AzeksanS 1ahrsaavile+1 g..
Prltaa. Einsmass Hilhzns & Sqzihile, Mes0patL
DR. @ ". HSw-eHorlh RAesnaeii, anil all desi-
ers n Neiicinc.
lOct. Z, ie56t
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The ~Aprie1Itrrsl Fair.

larger than a: any former fair. EXCEPT the
last, and the amount received for adnis-
siOa. cxecedcd that CT any previous Jsar-
IA0zn HiA5s@0f RsRlsjn-attsad4noeseh
Friday and Saturday vas nearly egsal on
both days. and taking tie t~o tonether.
was probably ncrcr exceeded atany fair
in the cOsrty. Coed order was main
tanned throughout thercRas- reFy little
rowdyism. no disturbance, and 10 diss1t-
isfsction szcept near the close Of the last
day. on the part of few of The horse "a
c;ng gentry, 20 which We shall refer in an
H. .of---
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DUTLEGE, The great book 81 the
ii Season. r., ADAMS B0JKsT0Es.
toc-.5 ]. tfCH
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Sa6O Bits New W N Papers and For
u ,e-s: Trsasparsnt wirdOz sh1ass. for ALI by
Iact } loo wv. PORTER
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Democratic Meeting at Bloomfield.

The following communication should
have appeared last week, but was crowded
out. for want Of space.
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B. PENN. Jr.. e,c- law.
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. 8 srrtc Gtro,itI,

WARREN, WEDNESDAY. OCT. 10.
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AIsa 4 Ia-:e assortment Of Toys f5r ale Ny
Ilct 7 1901 " y. P1RTgF.
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our tQNnSm1l, InaS. MeSSDcer aGI MN
ufacturrd by J. J. Gil. e-. also Of this
place, attracted much attention. Two
Guns manufactured by y, B. Tyler Of
Fowler. one a rife, tao ether a rias and
shotsuu combined, were foe specimens of
their kind.
TRrssEs manufactured By D. ". t.
Stephenson of Pynatuming. Mercer Co.
Pa, were highly recommended
a Primitive 10 ing gosAins chalk: made
8 iely CT hickory vithes VIII The baik On.
exhibited BY John Harsh. Es4 osthis plaoc,
attracted much Affection It was made
BY Geo. Scott Of Iosa, sfs.neT resident of
this comfy. and prosensato Mr.. II. and
called a Douglas chair,
Aaother Of the same model. made Of
spis ash, rough ana unshavon. m1aufac-
suFed by Robert TAFT. Esa g L9rdstevr,
as : Lse&R Chair, 70 mat4 tae Grst
VrsEr&DLE-Ihcre was toe usuli dis
psay Of mammoth Pumpkins. aud Squa-he',
Beess. TstatOss. Ssoe; Potatoes. Corn. Cab
bage. 60 & II
Or BCVrra Asp cpErsE re grsa. eta
Tles Of TrsS6~li GsBasy. tbss MS q very
ne7gre rhss. 80 far as tae nanbcr q
specimens 49, oeszSed ihat they
were god. was . mater Ct esrsc. for eT-
cry one lnows which are good. here. at the
first glance. and 10 dairy man will bring
Toor butter or cheese - 4 fair. Th6ss %
Nhcm thesa specimens hs!osy need not felr
70 show then airy she-e. 40 31-
/ EsrIs-kprIs-of thssc thsrs EasH
b5sf;fal display. Tbcau1inr q yarietics
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-03-15

To New York, Phiade phia, Baltimore and Wash
inston City, and all the interior towns of PeHnsyl
vania, New Jersey, New York Maryland &c.
Merchants by taking this route will have the
benefit of all the eastern markets at no addition
al cost. Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the depot in Plymouth as follows,
Going east. Fast Line, IL 90 m. Mail $50, a
m. Express, 30. m. Going west, Fast Line
1923 m. Mail so. pm. Express SOB m.
Connecting at Crestine with Cleveland and
Lake Shore Railroad to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, New York and Boston, and all the interior
towns Of New Englanlvia New York Centraland
and New y orle and Erie. Railroads. Also South
TO Columbus, GAINESVILLE, New Ark, Mount Yer
nOl, Stubenyille, Wheeling, and interior towns of
Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect at Forrest with trains
on Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbana, Day
ton, and Cincinnati. Also with trains al Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
FARE AS LOW AS ANOTHER ROUTE.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many OF
the largest and finest cities in the Uuited States
sleeping cars accompanying each train.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-03-15
p ORTER',S DINNER PTIISt

Promote Dgestronand impart tone and vicor to
the system In their action they are tonic ard al
terative, anc mildly laxative. They do not griTe
ornauseate in the least; at the same time they are
certain in their action. curing habitual eostive-
n'ss, sick headache, dizziness, loss of appetite
debility, depression of spirits. &c, &c.
As a FEMALE Pill, they have no superior in
Amenorahca, or suppression Of the mcIscs, and
other monthly diseases. These Pills ei!cctualy re-
move the exciting cause, and restore the patient
to health in few days.
These Fills are purely vegetable, containing
no mercury or other delitcrious drugs.
These Pills are given in doses of one pill after
dinner every day until the disease is removed
If the disease does yield in A. hours, increase
tho dose to two or three pills at time.
Manufactured with great care bv DR.. x. D. For
ter, SO Third Street, Louisville, Ky, and sold by
druggists generally; price - cents per box
Any person who DOES not live convenient 10 An
agent can have the pills sent by mail. po-tal o
paid, by RENTING % cents TO the proprietor. or
five boxes for one dollar. If YOU desire health,
ask for PORTER'S DINNER PILLS, tnd use
no other. Jan. -, 1899. 9---tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-03-15

WssurNGToN ITEMs.-The following are
from the dispatches to the Cincinnati En-
quirer:
The discussion Of the McIano treaty has
; commenced in Executive session Of the
Senate under circumstances which warrant
the conclusion that it will be considered
fully and with deliberation. A number of
the Republican Senator'S have stated they
.held themselves uncommitted on the sub.
iect. and intend to give fair consideration.
: Several Republican papers. both politi-
cal and commercial, favor it. In the de-
bate on Tuesday the treaty received. how
ever. some severe blows from the ex-
IRENE South. Mr. Wigfall, of Texas. was
hitter In condemnation of the treaty. 1t Is
understood that Senator Hammond will
attack IL in Executive session to day. lie
will oppose il on the ground that / 'a an
alliance simply with one faction to put
down another faction. and to pay four
millions Of dollars for pretext for a war
Of conquest and military occupation. lie
oonsidsrs il no treaty at all. Three other
s.u,h.rn Senators are understood TO con-
en-, v,th Ms,.rs. wigfrll and Hammond.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-03-15

PesIrIoy IN SLEEPING.--lt is better to
go to sleep on the right side, for then the
stomach is very much in the position of a
bottle turned upside down, the contents are
aided in passing out by gravi.ation. If
one goes to sleep on the left side, the OPP
Grafton of emptying the stomach of its con-
tents is more like drawing water from a
well. After going to sleep let the body
take its own position. Ii you sleep on
your back, especially soon after a heavy
meal, the weight of the digestive organs,
and that Of the food, resting or the great!
vein of the body, near the back bone. COM
presses it, and arrest the flow Of blood
more or less If the arrest is partial the
sleep is disturbed, and there are unpleas
ant dreams. Ii the meal has been recent
or hearty. the arrest is more decided and
the various sensations, such as falling over
aprecipice, or the pursuit of wild beast
or other impending danger, and the des-
perate effort to get ride of it. arouses us:
that sends on the stagnating blood, and we
awake in a fright. or trembling, or perspi-
ration. or feelings of exhaustion, acco. ding.
10 the degree of staguatlOn. and the length
or strength of the effort made to escape the
danger. Eating large, or what is 'cllled
hearty meal, before going to bed. should
always be avoided; it is the frequent cause
Of night mare, and sometimes the cause of
sudden death - Scientific american.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-03-15

Michigan Convention.

st11cn' Gan CCnVcnL-Cn.
s-ifAi9 Detroit fire Press, Ill COM
menting upon the spirit of the
convention held in that State Oh
the 22d, remarks:
THE Democratic State Conven-
ton yesterday was one ofthe most
respectable and imposing bodies
that has ever assembled in this
State. All the counties, with two
or three minor exceptions, were
represented, ami more largely by
the very best of men of the party
that at any former convention. :
The primary meetings and cou nty
conventions had been fully attend
ed, in which, in every locality, the
utmost earnestness had prevailed.
This earne,tness-this spirit ofthe
people-the delegates brought
with them to the State Conven-
ton. 1t pervaded that body as
we have never seen earnestnesS
pervade similar body before
It was manifest in all the proceed
ings. 1t broke out continually
from the first motion in the Con
vention to the last. 1t greeted the
election of the officers. 1t greeted
the election of the delegates to
Charleston. 1t was boisterous ov-
er the resolutions. 1t was all en-
thusiasm at each happy hit by the
speakers. And whenever the name
of stephen a. Douglas was spoken
all voices were blended in one ire
mend Gus shout. We think there
was not one member of tina con-
vention who was not, heart and
soul, for Douglas. We confess that
we have never witnessed such deep
Il, o5e | irrepre,sible op ular fee
ling in favor of any man as that
which we witnessed yesterday in
favor of Douglas. And it only
family represented the feeling of
the Democracy of the State. 1t is
the feeling of every county of ev-
cry township of evrery towship of
school district, Of every neighbor-
1.ood. And the testimonial was
unanimous that with Douglas the
State can be redeemep. The con-
fidence in this respect Was un-
bounded. Not a member of the
convention doubted it. and we do
not doubt it. we are sure of it.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-03-15
Guardian Sale.

By order ofthe Cass County Court of Common
Pleas, am authorized to sell at private sale, in
lots in the Town of Plymouth. No. l04, lI9, 49,
l67, 40, III $50, 1871, So 222 223, 226, 229 go
23I, go, 233. Also out lots, No. As, A, AZ. 49,
81, %, "a, &C. 81. Terms: One-fourth down, one
fourth in one, two and three years, with interest
from date. WmSON. WRIGHT.
nov l0--13tf. Guardian.