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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
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WAyTEr. y COOL ,ir' or woman to do general
heus.. work; TO one who Is well qualified aud
can come we'll recommended liberal ,raGcs aai
perraaaeu, siiua'ioa sill e given Must egp'a be-
;.rssr t.:s and CHI iStmgs, to c II. REEVE.
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nE That Thunder Mugs" Moses
pitched into week or two SINCE has
turned on him and is about 10 get him
down--Be.ter let that Mugg alone Moses.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20

aKPECTINE,-THE PERSIAN FEVER
CHARM.
Forthe prevention aii'i cure Of Ferer and A gue
and Bilious Fcrers. This wonderful remedy was
brought % the knowledge of the present. Droinie-
tors 10y friend who has been a great trtvel.i III
Persia and the Holy Land.
While going down the river E.l.hra.es lie ex-
peril need sspsre attack TT Fever and Aruc. On
discovering his condition, one ofthc Deatnon took
nom his person Amulet. saying, " Wear this
and 40 Fe.er irjHicrcd ysu.' Although incrcdu
ious rs - ITS virtues, he complied, and experienced
immediate re.iet. and has since always foun. it an
ei'cc'nai protection from III malarous complaints
VA further investigation he found that the boat
man at.rhutcu 10 il mracn,ons powers, AMI said
that il could only be obtained from the Priests 81
the run. Sometime afterwards, the gentleman in
con, ers.ng with "A Priest obtained from him the
secret osts re aration, and ascertaiuei where the
medicinal heibs we've found, OF which it was com
ounded. The wonderful virtues OF this article
have induced full belief in the minds of the ma
tves n the miraculous healing powers Of their
Priests.
Since his return to America il has been tried
with the happest effect by several Ladies and Gen
tlemen Oh high character, who have gwen il the
most unqualified praise. has remedy having been
specific IN Persia for hundreds Of years, for The
prevention and cure of Fever and Ague and Bill
ious Fevers-is now offered to the American people
1t will be sent 10y mall prepaid, with full drec-
tons for use on receipt OF one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, JsS Main ST.,
Richmond, Va. Branch Office, Bank of Commerce
Building, New York. Address
vlu27ly JOHN WILCOX 4 co.
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Ga- We are under obligations 10 Some
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FiRENaHs BALL.--Ws are mn1,r ob.isa
t''us to tia Hoa. Secretary os tho DREAD
hAUcHr Ho-E COMPANY NJ. Q. O. Lapor.e
for a complimentary ticket to a Grand
Bal 70 te gisen By the Company al,
HUsrsHAs HALL on new years eve,
Dee. 3is,. |. would adorl rs grea,
pleasure 10 attend. "a we feel assured
ffoa .hs names sc see on tho ticket "a
committeeman. hat everything will BIZ
arranged for Zip top time, bus we fsar
We shall not BE- AZ! Il 10 bs pr.sent
Supper IS 10 b. esryed at tha r-egaraen
House, a. one Dollar per coupe chesp
enough. ceriain. AMI Music hy "F,isbee' $
Qhad'lii baad, " Of course, which Is the
osss IA tins part Of the STATE. Thoss who
cas had better attend. il they wish 20 have
the asw Year usherl in pleasantly.
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Old Iron.

1 VIII. pay one cent and quarter per pound
I for all Old Iron delivered at my Foundry, il,
his place. En-. Hall.
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10000 ACRES OF LNN }
NOR SALE. lam authorized to sell ten thou
4 sand acres of land, situate in the county oi
STARK, STATE OF lniiana, al of which are among tie
choice lad ofthe county.
Also two improved farms which are in a dosi-
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Indiana
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ScARcE--There was 5u. one cabbage
head in town last week and that WAS the
ST; one that presi'les over the local de-
Fsr;ment of the Ii. c Republican.
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PLACES OF AMUsEMExT john s. Altman
has made an addition to his Billiard and
Eating Saloon. The room is near ice
feet long. has four tables and is NJ to cisy
style in every respect. James Combs is
fitting up Bowling Alley back of his
establishment that viii be ready for run
ming probably before long. Plymouth
is rather q fas place considering i;s size
PRnvlsroNs--W Is it that our staple
provisions are kept MP to such enormous
figures by cur retailers When wheat
was 81 10 and npwarl. -four was selling
al enly $500 per hundred. now that whest
Is down to 10 ceu,s -four should b. re-
duced in price also. but we find that it re-
mains the same This is simply gouse
on the peopis OF our pl.ce. who buy their
four BY the sack. and then VIXEN they buy
a sack Of -four they get only about as fb
when they pay for 80. This is smother
geuge.
Butchers pav from three 70 four cents
per pound for meat and sell it at 70go.
and this Is gouce No 8.
The times are hard enough without our
having = pay two profits en- what we
1--we g.,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20

EyFae Niger Barber that was ,atco
into fHli f.lowsbip by some Of the Rspsb.
i'oans Of his pace. lef, a few days ago az
ter having begged about 500 of our Cit.
1-ns' under The pfe.ense Of being afflicted
with the dropsy.
Sincs ha left, anof her colored individual
mas mate his appearance bat could no;
get rooms. The last we saw of him he
was very drunk. He was a good subjsc.
Tor Fuller 10 operate upon. He said thu,
in this State he was niger, but in Ohio
he was poter. and stated farther tha, he
had been constable 70, fuo years in lha!
S;ase. Ha thought Indians was hard
place on niggers.
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-07
Tho New York Times for Lfn.
cola

The y. Y. Tms. Of Saturday. con-
tains a leading article from which the
following is an extract:
The readers of the Zssses know
very well that. while we thus se-
knowledge no more partisan feslty.
We have adhered steadily 10 certain
leading principles Of public policy
that we have always declared our
hostility to the extension Of Slavery:
to the re-opening Of the Slave-trsde:
TO the prolonged supremacy Of the
Slave-hOlding interest over the Feder-
al Government: TO sll attempts at in
reference with Slavery in the South
ern States. and to the continuance Of
the feeble and corrupt Aiministrs-
tion. by which the best interests Of
the country are now mensced with
ruin, and Its character compromised
in the eyes Of all rejecting men. both
AT home and abroad. We shall at all
times pursue such q course as shall
seem most likely to secure these ends.
When all the parties to the Pre~i-
Dental contest shall he fairly in the
field. we shall be better able 20 decide
what course it becomes independent
cilizsns-who love their country more
than any psrty-to parsue. Accord
ing 10 present appearances. we have
no hesitation in saying that the suc-
cess Of the Republican ticket prom
ises to be the only practical mode Of
escaping the dangers which menace
the peace an prosperity of the coun-
try. Ii seems probable that the only
choice which rejecting men will lie
allowed TO make in the coming can
vsss. will be sbetween elccting Ms.
LINCOLN. and thus committing the
Federal Government 10 the hands of
an able. honest and upright citizen.
or seeing the Presidency scrambled
for on the floor of Congress. and
made the prize Of venality. OF the
sport of men who speculate profess
>ionally in the misery aud distress Of
their country.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-07

The Douglas party has been claim.
ing the Hon. Robert Toombs. Mr.
Toombs. writing on the 10Th of May.
says;
For myself, no party or other neees-
siiy can induce me to give my assent
to any declaration Of principles which
affirms or admits. directly or by nee
essary implication. that there is any
righitul power anywhere to exclude
slave property from any portion of the
public domain, (open for settlement
to Others. except within the limits OF
sovereign State. and by her author
ity. This plain principle Of equality
and even handed justice should not be
barterei away. or even put in jeopar-
dy. for the sake Of party harmony OF
party success. will be no party "a
such q compact.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-07
a Southern Tribuse to Sfr. Lin-
coin
From the Paris (Ky.) Citizen. souther,
Opposition.

From the Paris (Ky.) Citizen. Southern
Opposition.
Mr.. Lincoln. though decided Re-
publican aud complete exponent Of
the purposes and spirit OF the party. is
not the object of those popular preju-.
dices that Attach to Nr. Seward. Lis
strongest competitor for the nomina-
ton. tie j. a man Of ability. not
equal to Mr.. Seward in culture or in
his experience OF pnblic aliairs. but is
considered by many Is his equal in
natural force of intellect. We heard
one of the discussions between him
AMI Mr.. Douglas ia the famous cam
paign of 1888, and we certainly re-
aardcd him as full match. at least.
for that distinguished politician
There are some things in the personal
character and career Of Mr.. Lincoln
which will give HIM great popularity.
ii they do not excite enthusiasm among
the people. Dorm Of humble parent
age. and passing the years Of his
childhood. youth and early manhood
smid the hardships Of the hsckwods
of Kentucky. Indiana and Illinois. ac-
quiring an education by: his
own labors as best he could. and
gradually working his way to distinc-
tion. his life has been one well cslcu-
lated TO excite the admiration and
sympaty Of voters. most of whom AFRO
themselves working men. When to
this is added the purity Of his private
life. the general recognition of which
has given him. in his own State. the
soubriquet Of Honest Old Abe.' we
are compelled to admit that the Chr
csgo Convention has nominated the
very hardest man 10 beat shat it
could possibly have given us.
Mr. Lincoln's antecedents wcre
Wing. He was q warm friend and
admir-r of Mr.. Clay. and was. for ma
ny years. the acknowledged leader Of
the Wing party in Illinois.
The question now j.. "how il this
ticket to be bcaien?" We confess that
in the divided. distracted and chaotic
condition OF all other parties. the
problem is extremely difficult Of so!u-
;ion.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-07
Attempted Escape as the New
Indiana PcnItentIary-Ons
Convict Shot Dead.

Yesterday morning. Mr.. Seeley.
warden Of the Michigan City Peniten-
tiary. telegraphed to Major Dunn. one
of the Directors. that while mar-haling
squad OF twelve convicts to proceed
20 the site of the new buil,ling. where
the c0nvicts are engaged in clearing
the ground. seven of them broke from
the guard. anl made for the timber
not far off. Instant efforts were made
TO recsrture them. which were snc-
cessfnl. as second dispatch yesterday
stated. Six Of the runaways were r..
taken. and one OF them was shot dead
Who it WAS that was killed.. and
whether he was shot while running
away or during the search for him. we
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-07
From the Atlantic Monthly
THE VINEYARD.SAINT.

She, pacing down the vinevard walks,
Put back the branches, one by one,
Stripped the dry foliage from the stalks,
Anc gave their bunches 10 the sun.
On fairer hill-sides, looking South,
The vines were brown with cankerou
rust,
The earth was hot with Summer drsuth,
And all the grapes were dim with dust.
Yet here some blessed influence raine.
From kinder skies, the season through;
On every bunch the bloom remained,
And every leaf was washed in dew.
/ saw her blue eyes, clear and calm;
! saw the aureole OF her hair;
heard her chant some unknown psalm,
In triumph ha.f, and half in PRAYER.
Hail, maiden of the vinesr I cried:
Hail, Dread of the purple hill.
For vineyard fauns too fair a bride,
For me thy cup Of welcome fill.
I'm atch the wicket: Let me in,
Aud, sharing, make thy toll more dear
No ripper vintage ho d. the bin
Than that our feet shall trample here.
Beneath thy bsauty's liz hi glow,
As in the sun those grapes of thine:
Touch thou my heart with love, and 10!
The foaming must j. turned to wine!'
She. paus no, stayed her careful task,
And, lifting eyes of steady ray,
Blew, as wind the mountains mask
Or mist, nv cloudy words away.
No troubled flush o'crran her Geek;
But when her quiet lips did stir,
Nv heart knelt down to hear her speak,
And mine the blush / sought in her.
'Oh. not for me- she said, 'he vow
So lightly breathed. to break erelong;
The vintage garland OF the brow;
The revels OF the dancing throng!
To maiden love shut nv heart.
Yet none the less a stlnless bride;
work alone, dwell apart,
Because my work is sanctifed.
A virgin hand must tend the vine,
By virgin feet the vat be trod,
Whose consecrated gush of wine
Becomes the blessed blood of God!
NO slllut purplt mere Shdii siam,
Nor Juice prcfine these grapes afford;
But reverent lips their sweetness drain
Around the table Of the Lord.
The cup fill, of chaster gold.
Upon the lighted altar stands;
There; when the gates of heaven unfold,
The priest exalts it in his hands.
The censer Yields adoring breath,
The awful anthem sinks and dies,
While God, who suffered life and death,
Renews his ancient sacrifice.
O sacred garden of the vine.
And blessed @, ordained TO press
Gods chosen vintage. for the wine
OF pardon and of hoiness.'
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-07

Wherever two natures have q great
deal in common, the conditions of a
first rate quarrel are furnished ready
made. Relations are very apt to hate
each other ust because they are too
much alike. 1t is So frighrful to be
IN an atmosphere Of family idiosvn-
cra,ies: To see all the hereditary nn.
cvinelincss or iniirmity of bodv. all
the defects of speech. all the aillngs
oi temper. intensified 10y concentration,
10 that every ianlt of our own FIN |.
itself multiplied by reflections. like
our images in saloon lined with.
mirrors, Nature knows what she is
about. The centrifugal principle
viii h grows out oi the an'ipaihy oi
like to like is only the repetition in
character of tie arrangement we see
expressed materily in certain iced
capsules. which burst and throw the
>eed To all points of the compass. a
house is a large pod with a human
germ or two IN each of its cells OF
chambers; il opens by dehiscencc oI
the front door by-ana-by. aud projects
one of its germs To Kansas, ano'he: to
San Franri>co. another To Chicago
and so on: AMI this that Smith may
not be Smi;hed to death. and Brown
Ice Drowned into madhouse. but mis
with the world again and struggl,
hack to average humanity.-Ilolmes
Proiessot's Story.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-07
Puff Extraordinary.
James Buchanan.

The opposition South and the op-
position North NAV rail AMI rant as
much as they choose: may appoint
smelling committees every year: may
rake up every particle Of gossip and
iattle that can he found in the filthy
sewers of Black-republican journal
ism; anil vet the name ofJAMEs BucH-
ASAS will come out as bright anil pure
as refined gold. In future years. long
after the names of opposition" and
"blsck-republican' have become by
word and hiss on the lips of every
true lover OF his country. the almin-
istration of JAMES BccHANAS will he
looked back upon as one Of the best
and wise>t the country has ever had.
Richmond [ hy.) Mountcin Demo.
crat, Nay 10.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-07


JASE SwrssHELs oS rue PRIzg Ficnr.
--Mns. JANE SwI>sHEix. of the ST.
Cloud MINI Visitor. thus does up
the late prize fight:
IIeenan and Sayers had q terrible
fight. and they 'pummelcd' each 9TH
er with all their might. in which. we
think they did perfectly right. Blows
were intended for only such. and nei-
ther could get a blow too much.-
Heenan knocked Savers clean off his
pins. and that they rested and rub
bed. As they thought OF their sins
Savers made blue stars out of both
Iieenan's 'veepers.' aud then they feli
back in the arms OF their keepers.
IIeenan knocked q peg out Of Saver. s
right arm. saying. There. now. my
honey. ] wish you no harm: bot you
see. by the powers the work. CROWN
warm Each hammered the Others
gouri seei box. with forc-rAws -
hard as the hoof Of AZ OK; AMI took .
wonderful deal "f pains 10 prove that
these knobs hal never held brains.
They ratified their 'ives:' they .millc,l'
and 'milled.' AMI plenty Of .,iIty 'cl.r-
ct they spilled. but the thing was q
failure. for neither were killed.