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A Brilliant Anti-slavery Novel, Ei A Fs EsiN CT ON:
 4 Story of True Love.

By the author of ' WHAT CHEER ?'' 'ruG GHOST, A CHRISTMAS STORY, '' I.uss AND GAIN, A TALE OF LYNE, Sc.
 This Work is undoubtedly the mos! intensely interesting novel yet written in this country
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Sale to take place in Plymouth at the Hotel Terms Cash. or approved credit for ten days.
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6susior !-In our changeable climate, coughs, colds and lung diseases will always prevail. Con sumption will claim its victims. These diseases, If taken in time, can be arrested and cured. The temedy is Dr. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry.
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Dress Making, Tailoring,
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Masonic Notice.

YSHERE will be special Conyocation of Da. II rius Chapter, at the Masonic Hall on Thursday, Dec 9th, 1860. at 2 o' clock. P M. A punctual attendance is requested. .s
 F. BUEI., H. P. IitcAaeld, Nov. 18th, 1860 2ws2
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Bots tAe Ointment and Pills skouM Je sstd in Ms foltoring eases:
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 Chiblains. Lumbago, Wounds,
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 plainly seen by holasng the lef 10 Me ligh hand
 some reward will be given to any one rendering such information may lead to the detection ot any party or parties counterfeting these medi,
 cnes or vending the same: knowing them to be spurious.
 aaoSold at the Manuiactory of Professor HoL-
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 GF57Therc is considerable saving by taking the larger sizes.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-01-18
THE YANKEES RUSE.
Or, How Judge R. Got Elected.
BY CINCINNATUS

Have you ever heard tell of "Steel- trap
Josh!' If you haven't, you have missed
some of the grandest treats and riches
jokes that were ever written or heard of in
this notorious country.
The general rule is to begin at the be-
ginning, but it would take much more
supple pen than mine to do so in this case
AS never saw the joke he played on
Judge R, iE print will give it to
you as 1 heard it from him, but it will need
better head than mine to give it in his
inimitable style. .s s4
He was driving along an uninhabited
road in the western part of the State, when
he was accosted by stranger, and the
following colloquy ensued. Josh, with
his usual inquisitiyeness, enquired:
(which way yer o drivin', stranger;
bound tn the village I spose?'
'Yes, my friend, and if you could accom-
modate me with seat in your wagon,
I'd greatly prefer it to this slow method
of jogging along on foot answered the
stranger, (whom we will introduce to the
reader as Judge RI well known in
the district we are speaking of.
'Wo! yeou tarnal lazy skeleton, yeou;
yeou darned sneak, yeou! Stranger yeou
must excuse this bag o. bones; he's one ol
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;Stlttt storp.
Alssss,EA.LEOF TEXAS.
6REMEMBER THE ALAMO"
iREvENGE.

aBut can the wiles of art, the grasp of power.
Snatch the richness of a well spent hourl"
aRevenge l revenge for our murdered
comtadesl Death to the invaders!" was
the battle cry Of Jack Halliday Gas he
was familiarly caIled), while fighting at
the fatal battle or rather massacre, of the
Alamo. He dealt death to many foe
ma mu !. bpt all in vain! II comrades over
powered by the superior numbers of the
enemy. en- we're slaughtered without mercy.
Seeing that all was lost Jack, with ven-
eeance burning at his heart, darted
Then did Texas daughters mourn for
the brave who were slain on that disas-
trous day. The survivors of the gallant
band swore eternal vengeance on the
siaYers of their brethren. Remember
the Alamo, . became their battle cry; and
the imploring shrek of the enemy for
mercy nero was was answered in startling tones,
.Remember the Alamo!"
Jack vas wounded; but he was many
miles off before he discovered It,. In the
hurry of the flight he had no time to
think of hurts, but now,- when cooled
down, the wound became painful. Hur-
rying on as fast as his crippled state
would admit, he sought for shelter and
sefreshment.. At length, when nearly
overcome. and ready to sink to the ground
with fatigue and exhaustion, he saw
through an opening in the forest neat
little cottage He hurried towards it.
He arrived at the door, his mind and
th0ughts. IN amaze; he strove to raise the
latch; his head became dizzy, his brain
whirled, and he remembered no more.
When he returned to ssynsciousness, he
was ID d strange room. The fragrance of
flowers foated in at the half.ope window,
the melody Of birds enlivened the air
without. All this he saw, felt and heard.
Where was he? That was what puzzled
him. How to account for his being there,
heTkpew not; gradually he remembered
past events, faint, dim and shadowy as a
dream, He remembered the Alamo, his
fight. escape, finally his falling senseless
ct the door Of a cottage-all else was
blank vsb Hef =
The rustling Of dress was heard and
Jack. turning his eyes quickly in that di
Iection, saw an apparition,, which he fol
years, afterwards remembered. It was o
young girl, .sylph-like and graceful; hel
features regular and Of Grecian mould
and her complexion pure and clear as ar
abkefs, with, color enough to impart 9
fose-like hue, and rendered still more beau
tifii By her glossy black hair: The grace
81 every movement and gesture complete
IL fascinated and captured the heart o
Oar hero, and he could have gazed for
ever, and never tired, at her almost sd
pernatural beauty.
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wA farmer told a friend of h;

~ A farmer told friend of his
who had come from town for days
shooting, that he once had q gun tha'
went off Immediately upon thief COM
ing into the house, although not charged
'Wonderful gun, indeed" said the sports
man, "but how the deuce did that hap
pen? must have been an Irish gun"
"Not at ALL" said the farmer; 'rbe thief
and the gun went off together, and before
1 had time to charge him with it." 81
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-01-18

VINO is HE?-.The boy is now living
who will he President in 1900. He is
about ten or twelve years of age. His
parents are in humble circumstances; but
of sterling traits of character; and their
son is not one of those dirty, noisy boys
that spend their days and Sabbaths in
idleuess and rowdyism. On the contrary,
he is of serious cast, is svery studious,
and withal is we'll behaved" 7rier,.f 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-01-18

H "lou haven't opened your mouth
during the whole session." complained
member of the Legislature to o represen-
tative from the same town. 40, yes |
have" was the reply:"I yawned through
the whole of your speech" -s.ff a,s,f
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-01-18

Mr.. ], S. Fall, q Mississippi editor,
asks when We shall get wise. Undoubt.
edly before Fail, If ever. =
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Ao!l. .eEttg y !.
A LOST LOVE.


/. So fair, and yet SO desolate;
viisSe wan, and yet so young,
oh, there is grief too deep for tears,
Too scal'd for tell-tale tongue
with faded fioweret il her hand,
Sao Poor little Eand, so white!
And dim blue eve, from her easement high
a She looks upon the night.
lOnly little rosebud
81 Only simple flower
-BatEit blooms no more as it seem'd to bloom
a. Through many lone, lone hour.
As they float from her feve-'d touch away,
40 The petals wither'd and brown.
oAH the hopes she deemd too bright to be
Ilfa 3i s8ddream'd
Sink trembling and futtering down.
1t needs no hush of the Present :
TO call back the sweet calm Past;
eThe, lirhtest summer murmuring
sa May be heard through the wintry blast;
And the wind is rough with sob and with
sough
ifsrolnight upon gable and tree.
Till the bare elms wall like speetres pale,
.nsAnd the pines like passionate sea.
but she thinks of dreamy twilight
.sS1Oni the garden walk below,
7of the laurels whispering in their sleep,
en- And the white rose in full blow.
The early moon had sunk away
Like some pale queen, to die
In the costly shroud of an opal cloud
,zoTo the june airs tremulous sigh.
0AH, all TO freshly real;
The soft subdued eclipse,
Hand IN hand, and heart in heart.
hrf al laI
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When DR. RcDAcK, the Swedish Physi.
ciaa, introduced bis Blood Purifier g. Blood
Pills ID The United States, be SET forth in
plain language Their cura,,ye properties-
This was years ogo. The task Of recon
amending them has since been folen ouf Of
AIS hands. Enlightened men whose char
rcier f5r sound judgment and philosophy.
gives their opinions weight in The commu-
nifty, men who observe, rslect. and make
4 assurance douby sure'' before they decide
ARE everywhere approving and urging The
use Of these wonderful preparations. All
who cenhde 10 the wisdom and honesty OF
this class.who choose 10 investigate for :heIa
selves IRE now OF one mind on this impur.
tan, subject.
DR. Roback invites the attention Of The
sick 70 the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from members Of the Medical Profession
Eiiiors Of public journals, well known mer
chants and farmers, sndLadies Of the high
est respectfully, giving accounts Of extra
ordinary cures wrought by the remedies, Of
which cures they themselves were
EfE-WITNESSES.
These parties may be consulted person
ally or by letter. by those who have any
doubt upon the subject. The evidence in
me possession OF Dr. koback, which Is al all
times accessible 10 the public, establishes
me following
FATS
Inat NE bLUOD PURIFIER and Blood
FILLS nave been proved BY analysis 10
1oNIAlN NJ MINERAL;
That they cure the almost universal com.
plant,
DYSPEPSIA
wlth rnerring certainty, aud in very short
time. ihai alter ell other medicines have
sreved useless, they relieve.
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore the health and strength Of the
sufferer. That
SICK FEMALES.
who have anguished for years in helpless
weakness and espondency, recuperate great
-spidiiy urter their inyigoraling operation.
That they recruit.
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
however they may have been trihed with
and abused; that operating directly upon the
poison Of disease in The blood. they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
and discharge from the system, every faint
OF Scrcfula, whether hereditary or other
Mise. They
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED,
and that there is no disease OF the stomach
and Bowels. the liver. the nervous system,
the skin. glands OF cles. ia which they
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

ClsFk-pAzfL y. Enmonsr3s.
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IMMENSE
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ID Il Nj A N ID!
PROFESSOR WOODS
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1T Is Now
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.
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lIF YouR HAIR - THIN,
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DEnocgATlc RESIDENT COMMITTEE Thu
following named gentlemen have been cho-
sfn 10 constitute ne members 81 the Ma
lional Democratic Resirn, Executive Com
mis'ec. All orders tor Democratic docu-
menis during the campaign sIuold be sent 70
them:
lion. Miles Taylur, cf Lauisi-n', Chairman,
Hon. Albe-i Rust, 81 Arkrnsss;
Gen. James 7. Pratt D. Connecticut;
Hon. VIM. Montgomery, q pennsylvania;
Hon. Jaraes Craig, Of Missouri;
A. d. Banks Esq. of Virginia.
Hon. G l.. Vailandingham, Of Ohio;
Hon. John a. McClernand or Illinois;
Hon. CHAs Larrabee. o. Wisconsin.
All communications should b. addressed %
Hon. MILES TAYLOR NJ. o..
Chairman N7tional Democrats Resident
Committee, Washington u. G..
JAMES HoLLAnD. See'y ~ Committee.
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EVEN THOSE who are IN the en-
oymcnt Q. perfect health frequently have
need 10 have recourse 70 toncs as proven
lives OF disease. We nrc never too veil ar
morcd against Tie assaults 81 ",he ills that
flesh i heir ,o." Such On inrigorlirr They
my find il IiDSTErTER'S BiTTEES-
medicine that canEot be taken regularly
without giving vitality aud elasticity 70 Tbs
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strongest man l. not rroof against The maia-
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c.ses o. fever aud ncuc, The HiTTEks i more
roien.ihan any amount u qauine, While ~
most dangerous cases of bilious fever yield
70 ~ wonderful properties. Those wis
hive tried the medicine will never ne an
other, Tor any 81 tie ailments which the
llosTErrkR BlrrErs processes 70 subdue.-
~ those who have not made the experiment
we cordially recommend al early application
70 The BITTEEs, whenever they are stricken
By diseases ofhe digestive organs.
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4 S hereby given % Leonce Kim That Jol.
n Greenrr has Gief Iii complaint in 'he
Clerks Office 81 The Cpnrt ~ q mmnn T. e..
II Dubois county, Indians, 'or ihe appoint
ment or an administrator Of the esfa'c y
said Leonce Kim. who has ahsentcd himself
from his usual pluce ot residence IN sa:s
county, md gone % parts unknown. fcr ~
space cf ten years. and that said ransc vii
Ne heard az the next term Of the Court d
Common pleas II sid county
HA2IL u. EDMONST0N. Clerk.
n. BrETrSER. plfI's atty. nur29 ~
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A FINE assortment Of Shoveis, axes,
~ lIatchet-. German steel hoe, wash
boards, selves, wooden buckets, aud al knLs
uf Groceries, Tor sale nj the
June 10. CHEAP CASH STORE
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81 All, especially young men. shouli
read the advertisement q The "new Ma.
tional DisPensary' >, Cincinnati, Ole. ~
another column.
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wash BUYERS viii find y % their II
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BEWARE or COUHTfRFEITS.

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iers, prepared by DR.. G. NJ Jackson. Phiia.
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HonElAND,s eERMAn plLL,

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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Notice Of Petition 10 Sell
Real Estate.

State Of Indiana, Dubois County:
NOTICE i hereby given that Mormon
Av Fisher, ndmr dc bonis non, OF the estate
O. J. III. Hughes. deed. has filed Is petition
70 sell the real estate OF the deccdent, biz
personal Being insufficient 10 pay bis debts:
and that said petition will be heard al the
next term OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF
sald county. d. ID. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
sep, 5-3w. BY 3. BUErlsER, deputy.
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