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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25
MARINE JOURN1L
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steamship-Kangaroo Br Brooks Liverpool, j. O. Dale.
sbip-C uitivstor. Thompson, Liverpool, VIII nsk Co
Barss-Dirgo, Robinson, New-Orieans, - }. Al. HickS,
GIeepmsn, Galveston J. II. Brewer Co.
Brixs-YsnIee Blade. Darling Mobile ncCready Mott ;
Princeton Wells Havana c. L. J. Peters, North Point,
smith, Apalacbicola, w. II Hazard.
schooners-C A. Croos EyesbsrD Baltimore, Van Brunt
Sseht; n. W. Smith, Wyatt, Charleatoa, AcCIesdy, Ae
Coz Nspoieon sherond Charleston Doner Potter Co.; Bow
ditch Collins ST. Pierre Miller Houghton; w. A Ellis,
Nichc Charlie J. Smith Co; Trade Wind. Rogers Nue.
yias Post & SMALL VIM Hone, Scott PblaSelphia, J. w
scKse; H. 81 Banks, banks, a hi4depha Ja'. Had; w
sae, seuil Charleston coti PAfseI Boston, Dayton
Gorsene; Pearl Western cit Newbsrn, D5bls & BGBce; ".
Wane Crowe 6oston, $. W. Lewi.; = y. Bailey, Sine,
Georseto~n, Dibble h BuDce.
sloop--J. z. Vail Vail ew.Haven, master.
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-....,on 0r,rion Of free t!adc being ncar>
natcd Ia inc English financial system was note
,lanY Seeonaly he admitted thatt bng'auu "'" no
nornms,ee worth speaking 81 Wisi rtanO.9 "n'9
Erarre on the cORtrary, bad very e1,euSNe aeo
,pxnaudine trade with England fnIuy, ne cosid
nof seln corfessing that PalmerstYman policy, emf
H AZ. nrSs s'f1enSy expeditions" behind the
~ e psrIiafnent, had turned the scale, and
sa,,Sa5 A,e incrcssc accruing b tho Exchequer
jt,om the extension of British commerce and in
Jnstry LASTLY, although gliding the bitter pill with
a sweet envelope, and presenting 1t IN as handy
shane as French apothecaries are used TO
n-sse,e YOU the most abousinsble pharma-
reuti,al stuff he could mott but own that
the same dear ally, to whom Great Britain Is
iust about sacrificing nearly two millions of income,
is Che handspring Of British military aud naval ex-
,pflditure being swollen, for the year lo60-6l, TO
ue stupen@ous amount of 30 mIlions. Eighteen
millions, il should be recorded, was the maximum
of war expenditure. which the Iron Duke, twenty
four years since, entreated EBgish ratlOnallSm TO
swallow. After these preliminary remarks come
10 the changes proposed by Mr. Gladstone. Ihey
are divided into two categOrles the one resulting
from the treaty with France, the other embracing
subsidiary, changes which Mr.. Gladstone was COM
peled 10 introduce in order to free his budget from
The reproach of being concession extorted IRON
foreign despOto power, and imparting TO II the
more acceptable color of being general reform Of
the existing tariff.
The changes introduced ny the cOuiiheICai IC''!
with France are these: There will at once be clean
SWEEP. absolutely and entirely, of manufactured
goods of the British tariff with the exception for
limited period, of three articles only, viz: cork,
gloves. and another triling article. The brandy
duty will be reduced from los. gallon to the level
of the colonial duty of S. The duty on all foreign
wines will be immediately diminished from nearly
"a IOd. per gallon to IS. gallon. England en-
CAGES further to reduce the duty from April 1851
to scale proportional to the quantity of spirit con
tanned in the wine. All duties upon foreign articles
which are also produced in England, and there sub
iect TO anexcise duty will be reduced to the stand
ard of the home excise. Such is the pith OF the
6rst set of changes to be introduced.
The alterations which, independently OF the trea
ty with France, are to give the present bulge
the character of general reformation of British
financial legislature are these:
There are to be abolished immediately and entire
ly the dntes on butter talOw, cheese, oranges anC
lemons, eggs, nutmegs, pepper, hcOrice, and vari
GUS other articles, of which the total duty is abOn
esq, coo a year. Reductions are to take place i
the present duty raised on timber from q and q t
the colonial rate of \ and i6. On currants trOr
1919 to IL; on raisins and figs from l0j to n: o
hops, from 4jj to 49,. Lastly, the excise upo
paper is 10 be abolished.
The account Of the financial year 1860, stand
thus:
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Coon NEws-CLEAy At LAsr.-We learn that the
Mayor, Controller and City Inspector have concluded
a COZ tract with Mr.. Il. L. Saith, machine greet
sweeper 70 do all the sciven yering and s!;es sweep
ing of the city, TIE whole work OF re moving ashes,
garbage and sweeping the streets Is to bc done by him
under direction Of the City Inspector a, .he rate OF
$780, 600 year, payable weekly Mr.. DeavantO order
the streets TO be swept often as he thinks proper
This arrangement goes into effect on Monday next.
Mr. Smith has done so well heretofore tina. it Is but
reasonable to conclude that hereafter to ENJOY
clean streets. Speed the good work
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Nv Telegraph.

HIGHLANDS, Feb. a. sunset Steamship Nso, from Liy-
eIpoo ship A. Boninger snd another shp IN tow outside th
Bar. Wind leht, n. W, weather coudy.
SANDY HOOK Feb. q, sunet-Ship Jacob ssuler, FOX
London passed out the BaT at $50 n Wind light hol
~ n. w; weather CLOUDY.
PHILADELPHIA, Eos. 2A-Arr schr r. L. g. Wales from
Wilmington ~ Co. has hadyery heavy weather. shipped
which .toye bulwsIks Below, ship Wyoming Liverpool
CHARLESTON, Feb 3 Am. schy. Nena, fgom Jsckson-
Vile bound with lumber leaking put in for
pairs IN tine cling ship Susan O. Owens from Liverpool
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 23-Ar. ships CTiiues, Wilbur
Fsk Richard More, from HsyTe barE LELAND from
Boston.
BOSTON, Feb. 24Arr ship Crusade Eaton, from Jsnis,
Chill steamer Keusins;on Baker from PkiadePa's.
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LONG into ynsueucss and obscurity, into the un

+" long into yngueucss and obscurty, into the I'M
reasonable aud impossible"
Large posters OIL the dead walls announced last
week the sale Mt auction of Lamartines estate OF
Monccaux. The upset pr1ce was million and
some francs AT the sale that was 10 be day before
yesterday, no bidder appeared. Nobody wants to
be looked upon ~ the disinhcritor of Lamartine.
This il the second unsuccessful attempt at n sale Of
the estate within six months.
Edmond About having sufficiently recovered from
the slight wound given him the other day by NJ.
YaudiD, TO WELD rapier again. the two foolish
fellows met again to fight; Outstanding friends had
sense enough to bring them to their senses before
swords were crossed, so that now, without further
bloodshed, NJ. About who called NJ. Vaudin every
thing but gentleman, AMI NJ. Vaudin, who spat in
NJ. Abouts face, are in high state of satisfaction
with each other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25
MARINE AFFAIRS.

TRIAL TRIP OF THE STEAMSHIP ADRIATIc.
After years Of dleness at the wharyes the steamship
Adratic set ont to day this week on traltrp,
from which she returned yesterday. Her machinery
has been thoroughly overbaulel and Invested OF its
comp6eai ms so that il worked like charm. Ii APP
pears that her valve gear detective in consequence
of which she was considered failure, but her owners
having copsulted Mr. Henry Il. Renwck, Mr.. Miers
Coryel and Mr.. w. c. Eyert, engineers, it was de-
termned 10 introduce an entirely new plan of valve
gear II was TO test the working OF ths as well as the
general sailing qualities Of the ship tbat the trial trap
was made. She was taken as far south a. Hateras,
and as far north Nantucket, tried IN heavy sea,
laid in the trough of the sea- run against the wlnd al
otherwise tested. She out in tae severe gaze OF
Wednesday. In every experiment her engines 'rked
well and tue ship was easily managed Her greatest
sreed vas 6 knots an hour and the highest numbsr Of
revolutions IL per minute with pressure OF ~ pounds
N the square inch. At 10 revolutions per minute she
made IL knots per hour; at II revolutions l4 knots
per hour In a heavy che il comfortable. Through
ont she If a success II is reported chat persons stand
ready TO purchase her for the European trade but the
North Atlantic Steamship Company decline any offer
OF the Kind at present.
LAUNCH.
The new and elegant iron steamer Flashing, belong
ing to and intended TO for the Flushing College
Point and New-York Steam Ferry Company" is to
be launched from the yard of Samuel Sneden & Co.,
Greer p. tut, this Saturday morning at Ii o'clock.
Friends of the enterprise who wish TO witness the
launch can do 20 by taking the Enoch Dean, Fniton
market Slip at lO o'clock and be landed AT the yard
A BARK ABANDONED.
Ap English bark cleared from New York on the
9th inst bound for Liverpool, aud abandoned by the
crew as unseawortby, was picked mp by the Phadel-
pbia bark Charlotte f. Tav on the voyage bone from
Rio de Janero The rescued vessel ~as found with
flag flying from the peak, and it still remains upon her
masthead. She was laden with naval stores, and was
abandoned premaurely. She now lies at Vine'street
wharf End attracted a crowd of visitors during the
whole day. The crew of the Charlotte Tdy are espe-
cay jolly over the event, and exuhing in the pros
pest Of rich prize money. The bark is saunch 20 all
appearance and should not have been deserted.
The steamsh Roanoke Of the New-York and Viz
GINA Steamship Conpany's line Monday evening
steamed round from the Dry Dock to her berth, Pier
No 10 n. r., and will take her place in the line, and
oil on the 29th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-25

THE LIQUoR.DEALERs ELEcTIoS.-The Liquor
Dealers Association met last evening, and decided 10
hold their election for officers the 9th Of March,
Notwithstanding the row at the last meeting the Sec
rotary managed to produce a record of proceedings
which was adopted. A police force was present last
evening to assist the President in preserving order.
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Now, on comparing expenditure with income, it
will be found that deficit to the amount of nearly
Gl0,G0,000 sterling is avowed for which Mr.
Gladstone, as already said, thinks to make up by
the increase of the Income Tax from 81 TO o..
and by the maintenance Of the war duties on tea
and sugar. The minor alterations, by which he
proposes getting penny here, and another penny
there it is not necessary TO dwell upon in this gen.
eTal survey of The British Budget for lS6O-6l.
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NRw-YoAK FEB. ~ 1860
HoS. c. s. srRSoRR, Hon JAMES NJ Salts Hon jon, y,
QrACKFNnrsH and others- dieReA.ens EN- ID tecHP ct
ours Of the 23d mat ting me to den er lecture on
DphheTa In view Of the insdions Hp oaep sns
AZURE of The disease lhnk Il ought to De wei aud senefsJ
nderstood well as tie cause Therefore Sneuy COMFY
with your request and would respectfully name Monday evoH-
NJ FEB ~ when shsl be pleased TO deli, er the lecture
Very truly, yours, ~ - -, -, .
The above Lecture win De delivered IN Hope Chapel Nos US
aud 72o broadway above 4thst' on MoNph EsiENs'NoI
Feb a. which l. 20 followed by the LUNGS Aa1
DIGESTIVE ORGANS consisting Of five Lectures. Tickets
for the course admitting lady aud gentleman VI ~ single
let. csUrse, 81 Siuge admission a cena To es
had d, tho door sner u N. on MONDAY.
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IN ,,.nmship Vfgo from LiscypooJohn TsrE'i hrA 81
Ioln "A w Bedford Mics Richmond, Miss Quinn James Me-
Cine Hopper q. Richmond, and i22 In he seer.ye 49,
In bork STAY King from BBeaos byss-Wm stsdeT' M,o
s,er Mass. John Ven Dyke, Eew-Brans"ick' n ~ WIN
Scott ~ D., p. h. H., POrt and, Me.
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NEv YoEK, Feb. 20, 1850.
DEAR SIR: In view Oi

NV 0RK, Fen. 70, ZOO
DR. II. S. GILBERT-DEAR sur: In view Of
the endemic which Is now prevailing In our community
III fear snd sppYe Known Diphtheria or Ms
snst broa end beag personally acquainted with ~
and your standing your poosGon and being aware that yea
80 On its Treatment would request you to favor cur
czens With lecture The subject at early day as VII
mi, yol,r conys nience. Yours, respectfully,
' &. s. SPENCER No. 40 London Terrace,
JAMES NJ. SMITH No. los Wesl Sith-st,
JOHN NEsBlT, no. lls East 2lst,sL,
JN0 OF ACKENBUSH, No. lltNeH whist
Pr L. WlkE,
JOHN w, MARSHALL,
!. H. LANE.
FRANCIS KIRMA.
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Empress, and upon the yOurg Imperial Prince, The
abundance of His bessings Pes IN.
At ~ Jatican, Jan q, 1862
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The brig Sutton, previously reported ashore on Body
Island, will DO total loss.
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xIE1ATrRs AraAyAc.

sunRiaea. 639 s..s ........ 5.47 Ncon Ssts.. 81
WATER TINS DAY. - 49,
Sandy Hook. 1854 Gov. Island. IDEA Ben y
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Receipts Of Produce,
Passengers Arrived

TorAL sY ALL THE RouTEs-geb "a, 1870 obls Floor
24s d. Lard, 900 pkgs Provisions, 6l7 do whisky.
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Ppm 9el,

AsuEs-The mar, ct quito hrm fol Pots OF 80 0bs
nj as rs. Peasis salabe a i 5 80.
troCE AsnEs, PgB. ~, 400
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

u II Massinsly had read the proof Of Fuller's
Exhibit - carefully ss he did the Democrat OF
week before last, he would not have made such an
ass Of himself Criticisms of that kind come with
q very poor grace from the man Who admits he was
the author Of ,hs mistakes thar appeared in Full
ler's Jfssf Exhibit.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

CTATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF
- Starke, IS. In the Starke Common Pleas
Court, September Term, 1860. John s. Bender,
VI. Thomas II. Jackson and Lydia X. Jackson.
Complaint for Foreclosure. The plaintiff in the
above entitled cause by A. w. Porter his Attorney,
has filed in my Office his complaint also the aft
davt of ]. E. Short, disiuterested person, from
which affidavit it appears that the defendants,
Thomas II. Jackson and Lydia X. Jackson, are
nor residents of the State of Indiana they are
therefore hereby notified of the filing and pending
of said complaint and the will be tried the
next term of said Court at the Court House in the
town of Knox on The 4th Monday, the oath day OF
September. 1860, and unless the said defendants
appear, answer or demur thereto, the same will be
heard and determined in their absence.
Attest: JOHN S. BENDER, Crk. S. C.P.C
By ]. E. SHORT, Deputy.
A. w PORTER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
July Cd, 1860 24w4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

Rics SnrrH.-The enterprising and liberal
gentlemen Of this firm have great inducements to
offer their customers in the Dry Goods line of
trade, especially In calicoes, lawns, and ladies light
dress goods. They are actually selling many of
their goods st cost. See new advertisement, and
then call and the proprietors of the cheap store
where you win find the prices and articles sta
ted in their advertisement.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

WHY - re hat the editor Of the Republican de-
votes % much time and space to make his readers
believe that Mr.. Packard, our candidate for Rep
rsssntaive. is such desperately mean, silly, and
contemplate individual Is II because the editor
believes what he says Of Mr.. Packard to be true 7
Is 1t because he regard him a. amounting to no.
thing7 The true answer to all hese is this Mr..
Packard 10 Democrat, and this is sufficient cause
Sse Mattingly % hate him. He is young man of
considerable ability and bids fair to do good work
IN he esnss Of Democracy. and the old gentle
nan Thanks now 10 the time to rub him out and
10 do this he is publishing column after column of
misrepresentation concerning him. Every per-
son Of any dscssnnen< viii not aiI to see that the
editor Of the RepubIican is very much worried for
fear Mr.. Psekard's true character viii be under
800 and appreciated By the people of this dis
friel-
II ne regarded him - amounting 70 nothing in
epy way. he voutl not devote the attention he
does = him. He knoss he will hare q hard time
of il 70 make the people believe enough of false
hesds 10 dsfeat Mr.. Packard and secure the cleo
6sa Of ans<ker shlIowpats TO the House of Rep
rss01a1ivss. md therefore he il commencing ear
Iy ssd following de matter up closely We hope
he win continss - he has begun. ~ We know Of
several Republican votes he has already made for
Mr.. Packard and should the old gentleman pur
sue The course he has taken. Mr.. Packard will &c,
the votes Of almost every Republican friend he
has IN the district Go H. old felIow''-you are
Goiag . good work
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

NEGRO JURYxEN-They rapidly progressing
towards the largest liberty" in Massachusetts,.
The Board of Alderman of Worcester. in that
State, have placed upon the jury list for the pres-
ent year. the names of two negro BARRIERS, Will
lam H. Jennings and Francis A Clough, the for.
mer a runaway slave from the South. The ne
groes in Massachusetts hold Offices and sit on juries
and white men who can not stomach negro equali-
ty will apparently have to emgrate from that State
ere long.
Adopted citizens are made to stand back two
years from the polls, and the negroes invited up
Black Republicans in full bloom
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

Sc. Joseph and Marshall counties who attended
the Congressional Convention here on the It'll,
met and recommended 10 the central committees
Of the above named counties. the propriety Of fix
ing on time and place for holding a convention
70 nominate candidate for State Senstor for this
district. vacancy being caused by the death OF
Senator Brown. The attention of the Marshall
Central Committee is respectfully called to the
matter. and il J. hoped there will be action taken
Immediately. rs IL may be some time before an
unde rstasding can be arrived at between the two
committees.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19
A Great Bargain!
WHERE A MAN CAN DOUBLE HIS
MONEY IN TWO YEARS.
The most Desirable property IL Tie Coanys

The undersigned offers to sell his Grist Mill and
tract df land, containing Sc acres, on which it il
located, on very reasonable teInls. Ii is located
six and half miles west Of Plymouth The Milf
is in good repair. manufactures the best quail
ty of -four, and has the best of custom %
any other in the county. The water power il
steady nd believed to be superior to any other in
Marshall county. BY proper attention from three
to FIVE thousand dollars can be made on the Mill,
and perhaps more. He will take any kind Of good
property in part payment
For further particulars. enquire ON the premises
of AYRES BALDWIN.
January %. 1860. l2tf-3tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

"MESp youa WAYs.--Read ordinance OF our
city dads in to-day paper, and act according
ly. Blythe way. there are very few villages, of
the size of Plymouth, ia Northern Indiana, that
can boast Of a good and durable side -walks as
can our own thriving town. Nothing speaks bet
ter for the enterprise and 60 ahead atirenes. of
our citizsps.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

u What mean thing has d. Ed Van been do
ing that Msttingiy should speak in decent terms of
him He has heretofore bcea regarded as a
sound young Democrat, but should Matsingly con-
tinus 20 speak Of him young man possessed Of
decency and common sense, the Democrats here
abouts viii begin to think that there must be
somethnR wrong With his Democracy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

ALxosr a fIar.-on Tuesday afternoon last,
the saw mill Of JcsrrH wEsrravrrr, of this place
took FIRE from sparks falling on the roof Fortu-
nasely it was discovered and the FIRE quenched be-
fore it had done any serious damage.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

PLYnoUrH GaADxD ScHooL--It will be seen by
his notice, which appears in this weeks Issue that
Mr. BuRilSeAxr win open the Plymouth Graded
School on the 9Th of August He has taugts here
several terms and given the best satisfaction, and
under his direction the school will continue to
PROSPER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19
6HA9oNED
LUNI8EH,

4 NY BILL FOR POPLAR LUMBER
IA Dry or Green-I am prepared to fill at the
LOWESTPRICE,a and ofthe BEST QUALITY
also, SHINGLES on hand cor stantly.
marl5-stf Fl. PIERCE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19
TT B DICKSON & Co. want their books
IL settled by cash or note.
DUBLIC SALE OF SCHOOL LAND

Notice is hereby given that the Auditor and
Treasurer of Ssarke county, Indiana, viii oEer for
sale at Public ost-cry at the Court House, in the
town of Knox, on Monday the 2sd day of July
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. N. and
p M of said day, the following land, to wit !:
Section No. sixteen. in town thirty-two, north cf
range four west. To be sold to the highe bidder.
I'd not for less than the appraised value thereof
TERvs OF SALE--One forth of the purchase
money in hand paid, with per centum interest N
advance, on the residue.
Attest JOHN E. BENDER, Auditor
June 81, le60-na2w4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19
T s. MARSHAL'S SALE

1T s. MARSHAL'S SALE
~. By virtue of a writ of execution to me
directed, from the Clerks Office OF the United
States Circuit Court, for the Seventh Circuit and
District of Indiana, will the 18th day Of July,
A. ID. 1860, between the hours of o O'Clock a. m
and O'Clock p. of said day, at the Court House
door, in the town of Knox. Starke county, Indiana,
offer for sale at public auction, the and profits
for the term of seven years, of all the following
described real estate, to-wit: The south half OF
the northwest quarter and the north east quarter
of the southwest quarter of section three (3),
township thirty-two (32), Range four (4) west /;
all situated and being in the county of Starke and
State of Indiana, and upon failure &c realize suf-
fcent sum to satisfy the demand, will at the same
time and place, and in manner aforesaid, offer for
sale the fee simple of said real estate, taken upon
execution and ordered to be sold as the property of
the defendant. to satisfy execution in favor of
Abram L. Vail, against the Junction Railroad
Company. T.. G.. ENGLISH,
U. s. Marshal for the District of Indiana
By LEWIS JORDAN, Deputy.
June 81, 1860. n22w4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

PArRoSIzE HOME 1SDUsTRY.-Mr. CARBrTr-
than whom there is not better Artist this side OF
the big water informs US that be will con
tnue for one week longer to take the best OF pic
lures, neatly put up in cases, at the low price OF
twenty FIVE cents. This is certainly an induce
ment, and great one, for old and young, large
and small, married and unmarried, good-looking
and bad-looking, the grey haired veteran and the
"'big boys" the aged matron and the lass whose
cheeks dimple as the rose," to walk up, roll up
and tumble up, to CARBUrr's Premium Picture
Gallery, over PERsHINc Co.'s Drug Store and
get yourself " taken mot by the Sheriff, but by
Mr.. c. for the small sum of twenty-fiv We cents
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

On the 2lst ult, by Rev. John Wright, Mr.
WILLIAM w. WRIGHT, of this county, to Miss
JENNIE HEAroS, Of Elkhart County