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SILVER Spoons SILVER Spoons

SILVER Spoons SILVER SpooNs II
Persons going to housekeeping will find every variety of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE at GABRIEL D. CLARK'S
TORE, corner Of Calvert and Water streets.
n, B.-SPANIsH COIN AND OLD SILVER WANTE
myth
BEDFORD WATea.
This celebrated Mineral Water, fresh, in 5 gallon
demijans or by single gallon Also, CONGRESS- WATER in
bottles. For sale by A j. HAMPsoN,
e 2l-f 81 N. Charles St., Pleasant.
CHLDREN's CARRIAGES, &c.
Weca the attention Of readers to the Fancy Store of
Mr. GEO. P STEINBACK, No 70 Baltimore street wi ere
he has thrtytwo different styles Chdrens Carriages
which, in all conscience, is sufficient for any select
from. Mr.. s. has description of Chidrens TOYS
which he is selling as low the quality can be OBJ
tanned in any house in Baltimore
To TRAVELLERS
just received, supply of S0AP-BOXEs, BRUSH
GUARDS, SP0NGEBAGS and P0CKET-CUPS.
HYNSoN JENNINGS Il co,
my25u IS n. Charles street.
WEIGH, MARGETsoN & Co.'s
NEW STYLES OF
PARAGON,
ARIsToCRAT, PRUSsIAN, LONDON,
LIARS,
Just received by
CONSTABLE, WALKER & Co.
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
jefG-tf !55 Baltimore street
COUNTRY HAMS.
lot Of the DORSEY Hams, from Ekrdge. Connos
seurs in the article please call at
Al HAMPSoNS,
je26-tf 81 N. Charles street.
NOTICE TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS HAVING
ORDERS FOR WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, will find large assortment at
GABRIEL d. CLARKS,
corner Calvert and Water streets.
WANTED-sPANISH SILVER CoIN.-Hghest prices
given for my manufacturing of Silver ware.
nS'i ssArRBAsTx,s STANDARDS 8 GlaKs
FROM GR TO 500 TONS.
A large stock just opened at our new warehou Sc
No. l6 SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
FAIRBANKS x CO
n. B.-Please send for illustrated catalogue je6ln+
COAL AND WOOD.
G o A L
AT RED CED PRICE,
J. HENRY GIESE & CO.,
OFFICE, 8 SOUTH STREET.
jel5n
SHIRTS READY FOR READY MONEY.
SHIRTS READY FOR READY MONEY.
SHIRTS READY FOR READY MONEY
Shirts Ready or Made to Order
The finest $l75-good Shirts at lower prices
Shirts made il materials furnished for rs cents
ADAMS, LAG W. Baltimore street. ND stairs
~ Adams proved Shirt is unequalled in At el6t
ECONOMY Economy II
A DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MAIZE
This done by purchasing already Saved and
Split at office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill
No. SNoRfHsfRKEr
slo-h JAMES b. JOHNSON.
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FISHING TACKLE.
n ERRILL, THOMAS & CO.
my7-n 239 BALTIMORE STREET

THE IvoRYTYPE.
Persons ing Photeg a?hic Portraits should call and
and Xamne the lvoyype before having the pictures ia
ken b. other process lcertanly eXces any coored
portrait made, and win bear microscopic examination.
Cpes of deceased friends beautifully executed in the
above style, AMI perez kenesses guaranteed.
ISRAEL Il CO.,
ju9-tf l25 Baltimore street.
LAKE SUPERIOR TROUT AND WHITE FISH.
Also, No. MACK EREI, Susquehanna and Labrador
HERRING in kits halves and quarter bbIs all in excellent
order and OF fine quality, just received by
GREEN Il YoE,
je2.f IS Baltimore street
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO PAupo.J

The regular monthly meeting of the Board OF
Directors of this Company was held yesterday
morning, when the revenue of the road for the
month of June, 1860 was shown to have been
as follows:
Main Stem. Wash. Branch n. W Va Total
Passengers. S5l,S32 C5 S334l14 25327I 81 7O5 on
Tonnage. .252 49039 4051,49 5000 10 27325l o!
Maiis'..'.'. 800 "a l,U0O.UO S6667 97000l
EXpress..... 3,7SO67 ..... w 7s0 81
SSl5 93645 IS 392 GO o0lOS 81 374 4a7 90
Compared with the same month in 1859. the re-
turns show the following result:
Main Stem. Wash. Branch n W. Va Total
June 1850. l5,93645 IS 39263 200S 81 374 437 SO
June 1859. 800 1880 81 625 SO 15345O7 $50 444 6
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To TRAVELLERS.
just received, supply of S0AP-BOXES, BRUSH
GUARDS, SPONGE BAGS and POCK ET-CUPS.
HYNSON JENNINGS Il co.
my25 TT IS n. Charles street.
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DAUY COMMUNICATION BETWEEN. THE UNITED
STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN.-The steamship traffic
between New York and the ports of Great Britain
has obtained such a marvellous development that
already we may be said to have a daily line of
steamers crossing the Atlantic. In the eight days
from the 23d to the 30th of June inclusive no less
than nine misunderstanding more than one per
day-sailed from British ports for this country
These were the Persia, Golden Fleece Bavaria,
Etna, Parana, Palestine, Glasgow, Fulton and
Arabia OF these, eight took their departure within
the space of four days, equal to morning and
evening ferry service. This does not include the
steamships sailing from German and French ports.
CAPITAL PEN.-A good pen is worth far more
than its weight in gold, and if there were a more
precious metal, it should be devoted to the manu-
facture of these ''mighty implements" Art how
ever cannot pass beyond the limits of nature, and
gold pen of the right sort is the ne plus ultra of
human progress in this direction. We write this
notice with one froa the mandatory of LEROY w.
Fairchild, and, to our mind better would be
difficult to find. Fairchild's gold pens may be had
from Messrs Lucas q Brothers, Garfield Brothers
Il Co., Cushings Bailey, James S. Waters, and
Armstrong & Berry.
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CHILDREN's CARRIAGES. &c

OfILUTsEN OAKKIAGES, &C.
We call the attention our readers to the Fancy Store of
Mr. GEO P STEINBACK, No. - Baltimore street ere
he has thirytwo different styles Chdren's Carriages
which, in all conscience is sufficient any to select
from. Mr. s. has every description of Chdren's Toys
which he is selling low the SAM quality can be OBJ
tanned in any house in Baltimore.
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KINDLJEG Wool KIADIISe WooDi
SAWED AND SPLIT W0oD, oF ANY SIzE
At oice OF City Steam Fire Wood Mill
No. 5 NoETB STREET.
$40 tt JAS H. JOHNSON
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W aTER CODLERS,
AND TIN SAFES,
PONDS asupFR RST aoH g. R Nd patterns
Regarded to be in character what its name imports VIZ
Please give US call.
BALTIMORE ST0YE HOUSE,
iul2 tJal2r 80 Light street
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
1Y1 HARD PRESSED POUNDS.
Peter Ross. Jno q. Heenan.
". T. Harris Gibson
T fo smith ill.,, Ru aa5ay MAYS,
X Il Scales, w. T. Hale,
, B. A AAA, I $p slfG55 5sss.
". N. Pegram, :, L. Armistead,
Eureka ;-,,o Ghas. Potter,
LIGHT PRESSED FUNDS.
Garibald, Blessings in Disguise,
Eclipse, .i'e on The Ocean Wave,
h'ohhe peia'orte' u,t !, Maagggie by my side
Eilibuster Virginia Edwards,
MMasnington' tmpres: j sephine,
Maggie FlvEs A E AbpRPT ESs
Ru us \ Robinson, Bucknor Mays,
f Hodev aRi''' BsGf Waddy'
Mary Josephine, 10 B. Nm W. Harris
bales tarrels and papers, tseher with large lot Of very
superior rowhatan Pipes in s aG sRd for sale
jul2-tf No So Exchange Place.
OFFICE OF GEORGE .. STEVENS & CO.,
Baltimore Maryand-we would cali the attention Of The
public to the following facts in regard 10 SLATE MAN
IN Ensa the demand for them there has been constantly
increasing the first usd in this county imported but
me process ., enSmen$ haVing become known here
tanned abroad Still later quarre American Slate hav
ing been opened and worked yielded Slabs of good
quality The best Welsh Slate. and the whole husness
manu- acung has since been done in this country, and
constantly increasing in Importance of the Iih
arts Neutrality-suspicious. however, the utility durablityan
Importance o! Slate manufactures and the rapid growth
the demand for them the business be considered in
its infancy
reasons why claim for Slate Nantes decided superior
ty to all othersFrs account Of their cleanliness
ondy, on account of their beauty thirdly, account
their cheapness fourhy, their strength fifth
THEIR CLEANLINESS.
AS Slate possesses beautiful san.ike surface, and
perfectly body, it is proof against the action
ofsmoke coal gas grease and oils and when, on any ac
count its enameed surface requires cleaning it is easily
done by the use Of and water, little sweet oil
THEIR BEAUTY
The peculiar qualities of Slate render its surface
lhe OF the highest decoration ard hnsh BY ingenious
the surface of Slate Slabs be made initiate
not only the most costly and Marbles but may also be
decorated with rich and cmens of Mosaic Worx En-
ameed Flowers Birds &c. &c.
THEIR CHEAPNESS
They from twenty forty per cheaper than com
mon Marble Nantes
THEIR STRENGTH
By actual experiment it has been ascertaned that Sat
sis as heavy blow piece Marble six inches thick
THEIR DURABILITY.
Repeated Coatngs applied to the Slate in the
OF Enameng, and these rendered permanent by heat
that Enameled Slate viii exposure to weather bet
other material 1t has stood the seventeen wears
wear Gin England and this country triumphed
objection and survived the opposition that raised BY
Our arrangements with the quarres are such tha
hereafter there will be difficulty in filling ali orders To-
Slate Nantes promptly.
apo tfr GEO. o. STEVENS
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Increase present fiscal year. .Sz5o,oooso
The transportation Eastwardly, into the city of
Baltimore during the month of June, some of
the principal staples, has been follows:
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HENDERSON h Co.,
UNDER BARNUMS HOTEL,
Have the largest stock of
FRENCH BOOTS,
CATER BOOTS,
SHOES and PUMPS
OfEny House in the United States,
With full assortment Of their manufacture
Cnll and All tastes suited. uys /. s
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKREPRRs.
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already sawed and Split Office ofCity Steam Fire Wood
Mir,
No. 3N6BTg srRsEF
s:"r JAMES y. LO4EsDh
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II. c. GooDRIcH
Steamer Bridgeport Peck Slip, New York
ES Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by S s. HANCE
1O3 Baltimore street. W. Z. HAGAN & CO. PROPRIETOR.
troy, N Y dl5-eoly
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JAMES MCCORMICK,
ARTIST.
PORTRAITS
OIL, PASTILE AND CRAYON.
ju6 Lei Room, No 5 CARROLL HALL
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tS- Beware Of Vile and Worthless Counterfeits! The
only Genuine Pure and Medicinal Balsam has the name of
Il. BUTTS written with ren and the printed name of
the proprietors, s. W. FoWLE Il CO. on the outside
wrapper.
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NJ OF G E.
IN REFRIGERATORS,
WATER COOLERS,
AND TIN SAFES,
New aud h. ndSome patterns
PONDS SUPERIOR" RANGE.
Regarded to be in character what its Imports viz:
SUPERIOR
Please give call.
BlBB 4 Co,
BALTIMORE STOVE HOUSE,
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Prepared y s ". FoWLE & CO. Boston and for sale by
Candy, Clio n Co, Thomson, Woods & Block Seth
Hance, E. H. Sttbler Co, W. II. Blown Bro, Walker,
ju3 iaW4W
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COUNTRY HAMS
A lot of the DORSEY Hams from EIkridge Connois
seurs in the article please call at
A. j. HAMPSONS,
je26-tf 81 n Charles street.
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NATIVE VINE
The pure juice Of the CATAWBA Crane Nv dear sir
drink it down like milk; do call and try it, For
sale on draGght or in glass, by
Al HAMPSON,
iu4tf 81 North Charles St
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-27
Advantage Of taking a Paper.

a subscriber, in payi for the Banner
the other day. remarked that he could af-
ford to pay % dollars fr he paper this
year, and snl have clear prof, Of 50
dollars from it. We asked for AN explain
alton, which he gave subs an.it!ly as fol-
lows:
lie said he hal gathered a beuniiful
wheat harvest, All lis Heighbors had doue
the same, from ali quarters came reports
of heavy wheat crops. an his impress sion
WAS that IL would ce very cheap--prcbly
not over 60 CENTS per buohel. His first
impulse was 10 thresh immediately and
rush it 10 Fort Wayne, aud sell for 80 or
85 cents before it SHOULD get lower AS
he was setting to work 10 carry out this
arrangement, the c'reit weeks paper
came to band, and in slaneing over the
editorial columns, lis ego fell upon an ar.
licle in relation tn tie wheat crop. in
which farmers were advised not 10 be in
a hurry about dispo+ing OF their wheat, as
prices would be much better in IA few weeks
lie determined 10 act upon the advice; and
now, that lie had jest sold his wheat in III.
Wayne for 5l.l24 per bushel, he had
made enough on the crop lover a~d above
what he would have SOLD tor If lie had not
been taking paper TO afford 10 pay so
for Tie years subscription. and sill make
a c.ean $50 IN the opera ion.
Now, this is plainly Illustrative Of the
advantage of taking paper; and in con
nection with ii, we Will give an example
of he disadvantage Of not taking paper:
One day last week. a farmer. who
either tahes no paper or does not read /, il
lie does lake one, came to this town and
sold his crop of wheat for 80 cents per
bushel, agreeing 10 deliver 1t III r.. Wayne!
when. a; that very moment. wheat was
bringing Sll24 IN TT. Wayne, VII good
pro. pecis of bcin. much hi2he:l
How long viii men continue to suffer
such imposi.ioas aud losses wien h"y eau
prevent them by tie small outlay Of 81 81
per year for u newspaper! -From the
BhGton Banner.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-27
That Proof.

In last weeks issue We gave the proof that
Ogle>bce had accommodated the Firm of Rich
nond WILDER TO the amount of over one hun
red dollars As we antcip ted, it caus ed gen.
raj flutterng in the roost. Something must he
lone, and accordingly Mr.. Coburn was tro,tcd
ont to contradict the statement OF Mr.. Dickson -
IL we are little behind this week, we give the
statement of Mr.. Colburn, denyiag the truthful
ness OF Mr. Diekson's statement, and, also one
rom J. Brown!ee corroloraha3 the statement of
II. B. Dicks, We leave the people orthis com
munity TO judge Of the mlttcr confident that they
will bring the right Kind Of verdict. Here
are the statements:
In answer to the above statement, | say most
emphaticaily that it is wholly untrue. Mr. Dix
on Is certainly very much mistaken, Cor never
said to him or anybody else, that "rrr'' had, hv
an arrangement ''lcs' male with him o lcsheel
70 take western fdnds saved oger han !red dol
lars"
y. E. COLBURN.
In conversation in my rrceonce, Nh. Col
burn stated, in substance, what II. II. Dickson
stated in last weeks Democrat
]. BROW NIEE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-27

Plymouth. Sept lst. L 60.
The Agricultural Society," met pursuant Ia print
ed notice. and 4 quorum being present proceeded
TO transact the following business, to-wi,
Appointed 1 committee ei arrangements for the
Fair. CONSISTING of the following persons @. O.
Pomeroy and Jas A Corse Tor the Stock Dcpa &
ment; { II Reeve ami Z IL Hall Dom es'ir Dent;
\ p Elliott and John Clraveland Vegetable Opt:
Stephen White and " Bennett. Graius and
Fruits; u NnnNactor and : A Francis. Mechanical
Dep; David How appointed Matshal d"rIng
the Fair. The Society then instructed the + lec
utive Committee 10 see that the far grounds are
pu. i'll proper condition for the use of the Soc-
etv. MARK CUMMINGS, Secy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-27
An Old Wing on Douglas.

Hon. William L. G ..gln. an old Wing
and late The Ooppoei.,n candidate for
Governor of Virgil. al in speech:
There is anoihe' .n.i lore YOU for the
Presidency. i..,, h.m well. He is
my peasonal fiis.! AID aust confess
tha; believe la "a IA man who loves
the Union. IL IS IL ren Of h. highest
order of Talents. AM i lie were elected
President have not the sig hest doubt
that he would make good one because lie
Is patriotic and hanorahl-; and i, is my
opinion that he would make as good Pres
ident rs John Bell believe that he
would promote the happiness Of he people
and administer the laws justly and wisely
that man is Stephen L. Douglas -
| Cheers.
There Is another gentleman abou. whom
| mus. say few words. He is a K
iuebian from The land Of Clay. Cheers |
His name is John c. ,erkinfil..e. /
have not tie honor k owing Mr.. Breckin-
ridse personally, but from what do know
him have only to say that he can be a. 4
that, however he may boast of being tie
friend of the Union, lie occupies bad
position from the fact that he is now with
those who are opposed tc the Union |
feel it my duty 10 say here now that
would support Douglas before | would
support him. Loud cheers
A DECIDED HIT.--A drunken man in
trying to walk by lamp post one night
made decided hit.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-27

l-~"Aifiiayit denies lhlt idams, threatened TO
thrash him ualess lie apoogizcd for the uneen-
tlemanly remarks lie made about him. Adams
told ~ that II. siSnlcd to him most emph atcaliy
that he mast an s!ioud apologize or take the CON
sequences and that he drl make a motion towards
him. which soon brought him to terms, AMI we do
hot believe Mr.. Aialls will either tell lie or
SirCar one.
Since the above appeared in the NJ. c. Republi-
ccn we saw Adams and asked him in the presence
of some gentlemen whether he told Ma ttingly
what the editor said he did, and Adams said tn al
Mzttngy had published Two ID lies i'll that
article and that lac had told Mattngly and he
Mattingy. had promised to correct it."-Mat-
tingly saws, "wefdo not believe Mr.. Adams will
either tslla lie or suear one" Grant it, and by
his own witness, the old sinner is caught in another
Of his numerous lies. "Mr. Adams will not tell "a
lie" and he says Mattngy told t'oo in one little
short article. Wiggle old gentleman, wiggle.-
By your say 50 and your own witness you are
proved II liar.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-27

IL Have you seen ILL1AMsox's Large Stock
OF New G0OdS2 The nan, woman or child who
can't be suited from such Pile of Goods, must
be hard to please. Williamson is fair dealer
sells chcap-and all who buy of him are pleased
with the gentlemanly treatment they rcceive-the
quality OF his gools-ls well as the bargains he
gives them. Give him a call nearly opposite the
Bank.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-27

"A roor. AND MS MoENY Soon PARlvD. "A
farmer in Beichertown, New York, named Clark,
recently became the dupe OF a gypsy woman mem
Der of . strolling company Of ,hosc medicants ana
thieves The. Young We man told him therc was
IA uusntv Of money buried on hls farm and IT he
would raise ( 900 to assist her nceromancy she
would dis cover treasure to him. Clark was able
TO raise but S5o0, a,d the Gypsy agreed TO await
the money. and receiving the package, performed
over it certain incantaions and charged the farmer
to keep 1t very safe fer eks, but not to look
at or disturb It within that time. The old woman
and her tribe disappeared from the neighborhood,
and the uneasy farmer after weeks had claspcd.
FASTENED TO examine his despost. He found that
a worthless package of paper had been substituted
by the adroit gipsev for the money she had been
permitted to handle, and hlr, Clark hnds That
there is less money on his firm than before the
swindng company visited IT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-27
DOUGLAS EXCJ RSIONS

There VIII BE- trains leave this place
next week, TO attend Douglas Ralleys. One MI
leave tic Depot on the morning Of the second OF
October 1t 7o'el0cb IN. for F. Wayne the fare for
the trip-there and back, viii b. f,y cents.
On the morning of the third one day after the
excursion to Fl. Wayne. a train wilileace the De-
pot at EIGHT O'Clock for Larorte. the fare viii
he i1y cents on this tlar--the same as TO II
Wavne.
Accompanying each excursion viii be mU-ic'
Banners and everything that will enllvcn and IN
teres: the vast crowd that will doubtless attend
both places. Come out Democrats and hear AM
see the greatest living American StatesmaD-
STEPHEN \. DOUGLAS. twill DO Your souls
rood
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-27

The Milwaukee News: "a very intelli-
gent Republican. whose business requires
his TO travel in all parts of his STATE. IN
forms us that Wisconsin will 90 for Doug
las ard Johnson. aud he says he himself
shall not vote for LucoIr aud Ilamln
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-27
Indiana to be Redeemed.

The eyes Of the lovers of Reform all over tn
Union are upon our State. The result OF the o.
tober election is regarded OF vast Importance, for
although we may not 'cceed then, and vet carr,
the State for Lincoln, Inc influence of victory
viii be ftli In all the States in November IL vii
go to increase the vas; majpriies in the decided
Republican States and srouet then those closcl,
contested To accomplish this victory work only
isIequired. Let the su tges;ion made al the Mas
Meeting of Wednesday be carried out and all viii
he safe.
After the speaking is over at the township meet
ings. let arrangements be made 20 haze every
Perublcan at the polls, and Indiana will no longer
be abused by reckless, unwise aud unfit rulers
Indiana Journal.
Do you hear that, Republicans OF Marshall7-
The time IS growing short. and you must buckle on
your arInor and work
Work all night till broad daylight,
And shout rictory in the morr.ing.-RepuJtcan
oflaa neck
'.Do ven hear that" Democrats OF Marshall
county. Republicans Of this county are again at
their midnight plottinrs. We do not ask you 20
work "all night Plotting AMI planning how you
shall cheat men of their votes but we do ask
of every one ofyou, a. PATRIOTS to come up to the
work honogaby fairly and enereeti'amlv. the time
fer work is here ;and, as you love your conutrv,
your homes and your all, we ask you to improve
the time and let no opportunity pass unimprovcd
TO warn yolr neghbor OF the dangers that are
hanging over our beloved country you aHknow your
duty and we believe you VIII do it, throw aside
your difidence and apathy AMI work with an
aim.
GxAsrY -cuss.-'f " c. Republican says chat the
extract, we published two weeks ago, from
speech OF Lncoln's is a ''basc forgery and that
"Lincoln never made any such remarks at any
time or place" Here is another falsehood tina
he has untered thinking we could pot successfully
contradict it, but, We happen to know where it
came from, and now give him the name of the pa
per from the files of which the extract was taken.
In 1874 lincoln made the speech and it was pub
lished IN the Maconl5 (lilinois} EAGLE, from that
speech, tie extract was taken. Doubtless Old
Abe would like TO deny it too, but We have not
heard OF another Republican in the country that
was 80 INSCRIPTIONS and green as to deny. i, only
Mattingly
ELISA matter of surprise 10 Us that they carried
OF the palm 80 casly," 90 said Ma,tingly in speak
Ing of the compliment paid the Plymo 18th Vide
Awakes,by Dawson's Timcs.tiis is surprising at
al, a. drineing Lageris the main qualification,
and, as many Of the Plymouth Wide Awakes are
the very best of drinkers, it is not strange in the
eas. that ihev should bear 0! the palm SO east
""