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Ix Iur Srx.,r yesterday NJ, 1y;.o, .
Notice that he ,,,onld h,;n1 ~ hi,, I u So
r.tas NJ nmhii o.;ntin,, % ~, 80. ie""'ns TIC
The Senate then resnned the confederation -,
,ha ..soI,',; neu u NJ ovnsiueIauoh OF
inU thu ,Iobts Of citi,ers m t,te on, .r.eSe r
nrons,ty ~, T.,,;to,;as bsIonni slTIes o,
S$afa
TO0mhs n
reply To Mr. DooIitt,e's remarks of Erid,v last !"
Mr. Wade ohtained tho floor and the fn,tho
consil Grafton of tho subject was noStnonod nn,ii
Thursday nert At ono o;rlock IN which a. III
time OF meeting will no t..-elve o'c,cct ' '''
After p short e}ecutiv. session and q b,iof Al,
cusson of the hin IN increase and regnIata The n.v
of tho Navv tho Senate .ai,r,n.d ~
>,
hoCSE-lh ne House having proceeded TO ballot
a second time for printer the following result was
had.
yyho,o - .s-..,o. M. ,..-.--. =. =.
., -, o 90 "'"' VI WV ''S'' 1879 ''H'"') w
'"'t AZ T., "a Ia T.,
W. c Ilu nau '-'''''''''''.'s
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HI .u u tneIS wac no si.onrr.
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VICE CoNsuLs RECOGNIZED ID. Sybrandt
mas been recognized by the President as Vice
Consul of Sweden and Norway at New Orleans.
Robert Barth as Vice Consul of the Grand Ducbv
81 Meckien6urg-Lueri at 1t. Louis, for the
States CT Missouri, Iowa and Illinois
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1T The Ashevilie IN. CO. News has suspended
publication.
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AffolNTMENr.-Jas NJ lowering has been a D.
ported superintendent of the House Fcldiny
Rocm. vice u. w. McKnew removed
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" The Sou,h Caroiin ian of Sunday announces
\ nsmi oy sPoPlexy of Col. J. H. Irby, formerly
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WANTS..

WANIEhn0By aresreetahle young girl, SIT,
~ ATlON to do nu sing, chamberwork, and
Pain cnckinE Address V Star Office. II.
WANTEO-A good FARM HAND; one that
~ can plough am do al farm work. Also A
NJ IN to work In dairy ; he must be q GOOD miksr.
sOter ana hon. 81, app At Ocust Hill Farm. TIN
strrt DAD. near the first toll gate. te % St.
HOUSE WANT D-Wauted to purchase a
II comfortable HOUSE In the vic,nits of Trinity
Cfurch, At tha intersection If C. and Sd SITS con
ing about rooms address STRANGER Stay
Once stating terms. locatlon, 80. fe s7-Iws
WANTED AT No ia r. street, be:vesp eth
w and 6tn is. WOMAN to do tie ceokinS.
va hin. a2d iro- log and assIs' at housev,rE ut -
small IA" iv. So, GIRL, from IL to Is Years IF
age, To nurse and assist At housew rk Good ref
s.ence "a recommendations required none need
apply without them. fs q ST"
WANTED TO HIRE-Two COLORED WO
W VI IN isiaves pref rred, One as cook and
washer a1d lroner {; tn other as q gsneral house
STnrvant Must come we'll recommended. Appl, To
tdOS " FERRY, Attorney at Law No 1 o az
81 or 400 1T be- WEE I'd and Sd sts. fe q ST.
NJ ANFED-A p RTNER in tn. Lumbar bpsi
w n',S In the mid't or n splendid tract OF land
q winch large st am saw Eill Is lust erec.e1-s
~ ~ Ghancs for f tune. Address M . Box 36s,
Y. POST Once. Reference to W. ID. Wallsch.
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House PRINTER Observation-Disclosures
Oovernor Ford, OF Ohio, who was yesterday elected
Printer to the House of Representatives has been
about Washington since the first Monday of De-
cember laSt-a candidate for everything-trst for
the Clerkship-then for Sergeant at A rms-then
fo' Postmaster Of the House-and if we mistake
not, then for the Doorkeepership-ere achieving
the post of House Printer. He was Familiarity
known years ago, in Ohio local contests as Pad
bitter and active cO-wOrkcr with the aboltionists
the State never held-we do not except Joshua
Giddngs himself. He also professed Native
Amerlcanism at one time; which is of course the
excuse to be alleged by the American party men,
bers who voted for MIN
His election is another Legitimate result OF the
action Of Senator Douglas and his followers in
Democratic party during the last Congress, and
thereby leading of to the Republican part, thou
sands of non-saveholding State pseudo Demo-
cratic voters who did not fancy to accompany
the Illinois leader back to his present positi on of
quasi Identification with the DEMO- racy But
for his deserton Of the Democracy uron the Le-
compton question, and his arguments in favor #
the exclusion Of slavery from United States Terri
tories by aud through the Of territorial lecis-
latnres to that end, twenty seats in the House hall
now represented by Republicans party mernhers
would he filed by Democrats good and true
ere they there, the late allies of Senator Douol 6
would not have control CT t:ie organization OF the
House
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CONCERT AT ThE NAVY YARD.

There will be GRAND CONCERT Of S,rp,r
and SFCuLAR Music in the Methodist Protes /, !,
% h instant.
Tue exercises will CONSIST OF Solos, Quartett..
Anthems. snd Sc ected ChoruS Pieces
MIR. J. GOODMAN ADAMS, will preside a. the rvs No
MI. j. MART y MCFARLAND Mus Ca Copducio,
O'clock. Tickets IS cents 20 be obtained AT tie AGO.
on th- evening of the concert. fe n n.
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49, rpONDhN SaBbhD III SCHOOIs-
The Sabbath School oonnect.d with the Found
Nj. T.. Church, corner lsth and q streets, assistst
10y the Choir, will, by request repeat their E1hIs
ton and Concert on TUESDAY EVENING ne1t
the 2Sth inst commencing at "a O'Clock. Chsr.
for admission Is cents; children 10 cents Re IS -
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BALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY,

HNHE COPARTNERSHiP HERE rOFORE
L existing between Boswell 4 PEARSON Is this
~ dissolved by mutual consent. g. w PKARsoV.
the sole proprietor, pays and collects g. debts of the
hTm +. A. B0SW ELL.
q w. PEARSON,
WashiD,trT. r ahTi53T, 1st 166n 70 81
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BALTIMORE, Dec .mber I'D, 1852.
James MoDonneii, ksq., Agent for pr Mon
tarde Miraculous Pain Killer, &c Dear Fir: We
cheerfulty bear testimony To the uncommon viz
tues of Dr. N ontardes Nj raculous Pain Killer AMI
Great French Rheumatic Remedy. Our Mr. Da-
wilson used II for severe rheumatism and received
ImmedIste relief We have also Jsed II on several
for ferept comp sints. in all ses with CO n plste
success. Wecan confidently recommend II. Yours
truly, l.. HARRISON, DAVIDSON d CO.,
Wholesale Cap Manufacturers
rlo
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IHE Hon. ID. 5. DiCkINsoN.-The Charleston
prospects Of this distinguished gentleman have
Frightened amazingly here within the past WEI
two, owing to the fact that the advocates of his
nomination have succeeded in creating the i'm.
preston that, If nominated, he will surely carry
New York, by some forty thousand majority. 1t
IS Known that no other statesman is stronger
throughout 'te whole South, and that California
and Oregon may be relied on as being sure to vote
lof any Democratic nominee who is sound on the
slavery question. His friends here. though not
numerous, are very active and ETH, lent gentlemen
ana are erecting far more than the more numer-
GUS ana NOISY advocates of the nomination of Mr..
Douglas III influencing the result of the action of
the Charleston Convention
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READ THE CERTIFICATES

hfhD Il
James Nc DonneH, Esq, Agent for Or. Montarde's
Miracu Gus Pain Killer and Great French Rheu
matte emedy: ~
as To the virtues of what are Gale Patent Med
cines; but lately having heard much of the great
cures Gu. R Reformed 10y Hr: Montardes Miraculous
was snf,rIng severely from To'thschs. The in
staut ths Pain Killer was applied she was cured.
was m,se'f seized With violent Neu ssis If H.
face and head. bore 1t for some time hut WAS e.
halIy Obliged TO leave my rarty and come To the
arde.s Miraculous Pain Killer to NY face And he adj
and In less than two minutes was auita well And
t nHSe nos Iet since dem II my duty 70 make
tuas of tns me.Irine but for tn. bench. of 9th r,
who ma, be sud ring as 1 was,
{. IT, sS and Surveyors ss5 s 81 .soss ST.
Miraculous rain kiler-Dear sir most oheerfol
" add my testimony to the truly 'niraculous
Killer. / have SGD il for severe rheurnat.sm in w.,
knee On the hrst applIe alton rec wed imuedi ats
relief. Also my lIit boy years Of age. wa "a ker
Panisd b, much pain and infsmaii on-wc spsIies
tbs Pain Kler-ths swelling and pain instanII,
EsIp TO na rsna Rssnsy ths Pau
w. H. ERtk. Wholesale Dealer
In tobacco and Cigars, 90, Lombard st
DR.. MoNTARDE MIRACULOUS PAIN
KILLER
IL ioI as!e 1y on Respectable Druggists in WASH
iNaFoN' 0hoRo. TOWN, and ALEXANDRIA.
HENRI Cook 40,
Rsr Agents, Alexani.ia.
N. T. u SILL,
Agen. fpr Georgetown, r. G.
u, b. CLARKE,
Corner AZ 81 and Pa AZ.
JAS. MCCONNELL. 'i' "ashihs 1"'
II Mercer street, BALr,xosx.
feS h'ss General Agent for the Unite' .ta,e.
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A DRAHAI1o TRIUMPH Tie performance OF
the characters Of Beatrice and Benedict last night
by Mrs. Gladstane and Mr. Murdoch. at the
Washington Theatre. won unstintfd applause
throughout the entertainment. from ia critical an
audience rs ever assembled in an American the
atre They are by long odds the best actor and
actress now performing together on this side Of
the Atlantic ard In parts in which refined pass on
and classic wit are so delicate " interviewer prob
ably the only actor and actress in America who
can do full justice to them 1t is to he hoped that
ere leaving Washington they will repeat the play
ShaksPeare's Much Ado Ahunt Nuthing-for they
cannot fail to draw another crowded house to en-
Joy their representation Of its pOuting passion,
Keen satire and archness, requiring for their due
rendering the very highest order Of cultivated ds-
matte talent
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ADJUSTMENTS.

(lDD Fh.IOWS' HAIL.
" T. SASDERsoN, Lessee.
FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
Ran MING NIGHT
Commencing on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. =
Low
The vorld-rerowned European MAGICIAN an
NENTRlLOQCiST,w TEave the honor of m,k
ILg HIS a. st a. pearance before the cItl,ens =,
"ashlngton ard yIclntv,
TUESDAY EVENING, February q
MIRACLES' FASCTNATTONS WtthoKr o.
ftderooy'
DEFYING DETECTION,
Great Novelties and ~ona- rlul Represept. t,o,.
Composed of
TWO DREAMS OF WONDERS
ID cam First-Temple of Enchantment or the M,
gi,Ian's Home. Tricks of Address for the G,
bNIstic AIT.
Dre,m Seconc-Not filtered Ice Waters but Show
ers of Flowers. Confectionery. Fruit Ice Cre,r
&C.. which are dedicated TO the Ladies'
Has mighty Wonders rW De raried ere-y erept,s
Doors open at O'Clock; commencing at7x
Admission % cents chI!cren IS cents Reserve,
seats 81 cents Seats may be secured during M.
day vi hOnt extra CT arge.
An Afternoon Exhibition ON SATURDAY,. at thre.
O'Clock. fe "a 81
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WooD! woorm WOOD"
Steam Ere Wood Sn,r MI y, STREET amt CanoL
OAk WOOD sa wed In four parts and split, de
hveTed tn any part of the city in large o. small
Quantlflef, fIr 81 81 per cod PINE S,.SI Par.
uculsr attention given To the measurement
fa "a It SuEprEC
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOM-A very
- eslIable Room, with Board, may be had at NJ,
iaN I2th stra't tw en- 6 AM H. fe 2, st"
SENkR.L CENT EMEN CAN BE AC
- comm ode ed with TABLE BOARD At No.
43S 9Th street, one door south IF. Also one suit
OF ROOMS still vacant, suitable for a famll, or
tllc lie e. nt!emen. fe "a ST.
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BaLr,NoRp lamar s,b ,oso

BALTIMORE, January 9Th, 1860.
James Mcdonnell. Esq. Agent for Dr. Moa-
tarde's Nj -acuous Pain Killer and Great French
Remedy.-Dear Sir: Please acce pc my thanks 4, r
the bottle IF Dr.: Montarde's 81 .raoulous Pain
Kill aid Great French Remedy. which you Incly
sent Inc. In my case IL has indeed prov, a Al l.
raruous " | used &C for a eevsre attack of Rheu-
matism, and on The very rst application WAS COM
pletely cured. cheer full, recuIhmend il.
Yours, &o., T.SrODDARD,
Agent for Chick JrIng's Pianos,
Calvert
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A NEW NDVEt-Holmby House. a Tale Of
"A Old NoTthamptnnshire, by G. J. White Mel
Giants.
Part Four Of Tom Brown at Oxford price p cty
For sale AZ tn" bookstore of
BLANCHARD l. MOHUN
IL u Corner nth 81 and Pa ay
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fk.STiNAI.

" FESTIVAL.
~ TIE ladies of Wesley Chapel will hold a
Festiva in tn, building adjoining Odd Fellows'
ha /. 7th street commencing MONDAY r. ZEN
lNU, Narol 5th. and continue thu Sama e. n tv,-
mag Throughout the week. The ject siar to IA
funds 10 assist IN the purchase of par o age. Mu
sic VIII be IN ATTENDANCE ard refreshments prov d,d
Tor T. e entertainment of vISIf,rs e Il Ivy
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=, NO. So 5TH = BETw. Il AND Fl.
Mrs L. II. LAURENCE Return, her thanks Ia
tl"sc fl ends who kind. susts led her ndeltax-
lng and announces To them and the pu bic that she
y Inn
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THE HOME OF WASHINGTON
AFTER THE WAR
Panied ,y RossITER aud MiENor.
On Exhibition, for a short time at Slbl,y a CUT
Building.
Penn yirdaia AreHPs. Jrf Icta and lIfk 81.
Err m9a IA. to pm.
Admission y ceuts fegu
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PERSONAL.

SPECIAL NOTICE
crr'zf Gao aF NSSsS#FsSf7s g., D. C.
ALEX "A "a, VA
DR., M0NTARDE, F. r. 5. IA.
PROFESSOR 0 Sis CHEMISTRY
uNlvEIE r., r. Of ae., PARIS
SOLE DrscovERER AND CoNrorxD.R
nrRA eti S1Sf FAFS KILLER
FRENCH RH sld M fIsif REMEDY.
Begs to invite the attention of the CitIzens of the
DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ALEXANDRA, &c.
tho result of years Of c.refs cRe%ies and
XVI s g
Which hays se@a proved and he fondy trusts
AS sS SGcfs aS sISr BLESSING TO MANKIND
MrRA Gt Si'sF FA sKGk,H
FRENCH RH hgt SIsff REMEDY
An INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REMEDY,
a W" !HgRe :;
RHEUNATIsM NKuR.LGIA TooIHAcHE. NERVOUS
Billy, CATARRH OR ,oLD IN THE HEAD,
cH%tIc' nKsIL,rY. Loss OF APPETITE,
sEcTs;, fL.ruLENcy, sPEAISs,
BRUISES, IT'S, &C.,
FEVER AND AGUki.
IsFLANsDGrNs OF rESrHINs CHILDREN,
1t; & FsiF II II n a fRSSs sfGSTS1s
INSTANTLY ALIEvIATING PAIN OF
EVERY l. EsCRIPTIoNm
Its great European popularity may be inferred
from the fsct that IL Is pat onized by
Their IMPERIAL MaJFsrrEs
THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS
OF TIE FRENCH.
Alfo,
BY ii. NJ. QUEEN VICTORIA,
~ and by the
COURT AND PEOPLE OF GREAT BRITAIN
AND IRELAND.
BY THE PRINCIPAL HOSPITALS AND
lNFlRMARIES OF EUROPE
THUS concedInG and establishing It's CAIN 70 he
b-ynEd all comparison
THE GREATEST PAIN KILLER,
TONIC AND REMEDY
IN the world,
submit IL with fid NICE to the verdict of the
AMERICAN PEOPLE,
Sahsn sd thai a single trial will establish for il
AN AMERICAN REPUTATION
Equalne Its Furo2ean. and secure for IL a popular
lty and sale uuparat leed.
Ths PTic' rs 0nfy2b rsHfS per b0,tis,
Thus placing TINS lnestITahls messing within tn.
means OF all.
| have appointed JANES hCEoSNFIJ. ESQ n
the cit5 81 Baltimore my General Agent for IN,
thit Sistes ON whom al desired iniormatio.
csE be obtained.
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WoAAN-"l.A FENM".''- wom.n hJ I.
w sqfh ~ OF LOVE-" q absls'e1 by J. W =
1 owe "a. Amour - b, the sSs.e su nor. volgS
I'm :; p-ice 81 b, paIl for Sl.T. For ST.
BLANCHARD a. MQEuN,
IL ~ corner nth ST. aud Pc ~
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READ The CERTIFICATES.
, BALI MORE, Feb. ~, la60.
Mr.. ia res McDonnel.-Drar sir: Allow me Ia
bear tar tImony 10 the fficac, Of DIR Mnn,ardg,
MIracul us Pain Killer Having had a had cold
could scarcely sthnd applied the Pain Killer AZ
night, and ne xt day had t-aces If pain wha teyer
lours truly, HENRY C.GRIFFLN,
OF b. Griffin Il Sons
IL South Charles street Raltmore
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The uRdorSig ne-i in reQuestiag the attention a,
the citizens OF the Distinct, rXandrIa to To the
above medicine. begs To assure them that IN Ban IL
MORE IL m fnlly real zed all Dr. Montarda clam,
for II. exciting the wonder and gratitude of
THOUSANDS OF CITIZENS
who have haeu reviewed hy il,
In confirmation of which beg To direct atiantinr
To the following Certificates of
Prominent CITIZENS ut BALTIMORE
voluntarily teadsTed, in atIcstaton of iIs Straor
dinaTA merits.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
"a SHORT MAN

Eg-The following well melited compi-
ment to our talented young Representa-
tive Mr.. Packard, we clip from Michigan
Argus, Of the 23i uIt.:
AT the October election. NJ. A. O.
PACKARD. graduate of the University OF
Michigan, and favorably known to many
OF our citizens, was elected to the Lesiola-
ture of Indiana, from Marshall and Starke
Counties. MARX is thorough going
claimed as decidedly Republican, is no
small compliment.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
yVarssss. vynresss. Worms.

vs1IIE season is ut hand when these scourges of
childhood begin TO become both troublesome
and dangerous. DR.. .jorw Bulls VEGETABLE
WORM DESTROYER is remedy alike pleasant and
eifcctual for the evil There is not the least diff
Guilty in getting children to take the medicine. 1t
is prepared in the form of Candy Drops, and will
be eaten with avidity by children of all ages. 1t
DESTROYS and expels worms more effectually than
any remedy now in use, while at the same time it
will in no way affect iniurousy the health of the
child. T. a. LEMON, Plymouth.
1t can be procured from Druggists and country
stores everywhere.
Dr. JOHN BULLS Principal Office, Louisville,
Kentucky n2Emo
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06

OUR DELAr.--The Corporation Tax List
that appears in this issue was handed in
Zoo late to get 1t up in time for US to issue
early enough to get of The side mails
The best feature Of the whole arrangement
IS that these who do not get it will not
miss much as we have devoted but a very
little time to the original department of
our paper this week--too much lob work
the reason.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
STATE OF INDIANA STARKECo. SIS.

STATE OF INDIANA STARKE CO., SIS.
In the Starke Circuit Conrt March Term 1861
Charles Butler, rs Hannah Mudgett ]. p. Mud
gett, Annie s. Mudgett Mary $. Mudgett and
William Dcdre Administrator of the Estate of
Charles b. Mudgcit deceased.
Complaint to loreclose Mortgage.
Whereas The Plaintiff in the above entitle1 cause
by Icandcr Grover his attorney has filed in my of
flee his complaint in said and it appearing by
affidavit of disinterested person on file in said
cause that the said Hannah III. Mudgett. J. L. Mud
gett. Annie s. Mudgett Mary s. Mudgett and
William Dodge administrator of the Estate of
Charles b. Mudgett deceased, are non-residents of
the State of Indiana, therefore the said defendants
Hannah H. Mudg J. p. hudgett, Annie $.
Mudgett Mary 5. Mufgctt and William Dodge,
are hereby notified of the filing and tendency of
said action be begun and held at the Court House
i'm Knox on the second Nouday in March 1861 and
unless they appear and pend answer or demur
thereto the same will be determined in their al
scencs.
o. H. p. HOWARD elk, C.
Leander Grover ATTY, fer Plaintiff
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
80 PLYMOUTH, INDIANA:
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC g.

CoRGREssIoNAL.--The news from Wash
ington is not overly interesting as yet
The Presidents Message has been deliver
ed and by most conservative men is re-
garded as an able and patriotic document.
Further particulars next week.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
Old Iron.

MOTICETO CORPORATIO TAXPAYERS.
Corporation tax PAYERS arc hereby notified that
! have the Corporation tax Duplicate in my hands
for the Collection of all Corporation taxes. for the
town of Plymouth, Indiana, and they are requast-
ed to call and pay.
rhis is the third and last call. All those who dc
not pay upby the 10Th of this month"; will be return
ed delinquent and their taxes be collected accor
ding to law.
Office with Henry McFarlin, over McWillams
srore, In my absence Mr.. McFarln will receive
and receipt for said taxes.
WV. MACPHERSON, Marshal.
nov15th6)'.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06

TIFF the election were left to the votes Of our
children, DIR. Bull would certainly be our next
President. His Vegetable Worm Destroyer has
given him place in thoir grateful reco!lectons
from which he will not soon be displaced. Instead
0fbeing doscd with uauseous drugs 70 expel worms,
they have only to eat a few candy drops. and the
next day they are well again.--BGrdstorn Gazette.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06

o diana. Marshal
D..
aConcctIi soft o
59anl m t e CHARGED with the Of
which Stand be a
and
the Il la off anuary 4 rom h
inn
venurdermy hand adsel dayofD ecmte A.
E. O PynoHhC roraiOn
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
CORPORATION HDI2LENqa UE1NI'
TAX LIST.

Delinquent nonpaymen
Former years. Plymouth Marshall
will Public
January
Peviousl Paid
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
LOST.

Near the Depot, or between this place and Ty-
ner City, or at the latter place, gold watch
chain, except the hook and the part that fastened
the cham to the watch Any person finding the
said chain will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at this office. ID. MCDONALD.
sep27-36tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
NOTICE TO HEIRS.

Notice is hereby given that at the September
term of the Common Pleas Court in the State OF
Indiana there remaining in my hands afrer
nal settlement. the estate OF John Hun, late OF
Stark County Iniiana, the sum OF forty dollars ami
thirtysx cents for distribution to heirs, subject to
the expense of this notice. Attest,
JOHNS. BENDER, c. c. c. z, Stark Co.
sov sn42t3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06

GF-1llinois and Wisconsin Money taken
at Par, for goods. at Buck & Toan,s Hard
ware Store.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06
nov-29-n4ftf.
cTATE OF INDIANA MARSHALL co.
IT, tho Marshall Circuit Court February Term
1861.
Amelia Bisley
DiForSc'
V'Ja-orl EiulCy.
Divorce.


Reit known that on this 9th day of November
1860 that the above named plaintitfby Reeve N
Cspron her attorneys fled in the Office of the Clerk
of said Court her complaint for divorce against
said defen,a t in the above entitled cause toSesh-
or with the affidavit of a competen. and dsinter-
ested person that said defendant Edward B'g'ey Is
not a resident OF the State OF INDIANA
Ue said Eewarl Bigley is therefore hereby noh
fed of the filing of said petition, and pendency o.
said action and that she same will stand for tral
ON the 81 Of said Term of said Court to be held at
No. Court House in Plymouth in said county com
-, y, ON the 2d Monday of February 1851, when
ere he will be required to appear ana an
i, dcmur thereto, or the same VIII DC heard
"a ,er,nned in his absence
II r. pERSHlNG, Clerk.
, & C.pron Att.'s tor TT.
i. Ilsi
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-06

WILL SELL AT COST: Twill sell Number one
Coffee at cost--six pounds for one dollar and the
best article of Sugar in town for ten cents per-
pound IL. IA I"NON'