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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-19

Jtsr OPENING at tie LOW PRICE STORE. Il
large Stock OF Fall and Winter Goods.
Don't believe all the stories YOU are told about
goods being much higher. but give US call, and
We viii sell you nearly every article at old prices.
= articulars next week.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-19
khacipFcEit GosasEszsapssOn.

Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseases of
the Nervous SYSTEM Paralysis, Piles. AM for all
cases requiring u Tonic,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-19
DR.. Robaolx's Scandinavian Remedies.

ARE You sick, no matter what organ is affected,
depend upon il the blood, which is the food an
sustenance Of every organ, is full of corruption
Ny Scandinavinn Blood Pills and Blood Purifier
break up the of disease in the fluids of the
body. They purge and purify the elements of the
blood. Hence their quick and complete cures in
dyspepsia, serofula, eruptions, fits, tumors. ner
vousness, kidney complaints piles, low fevcrs, de-
biIity, rheumatism, headache, want of sexual Wig
or, etc, etc. These remedies are astonishing the
whole medical world See advertisement.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-19
LETTERS 0fAdmilhiSlraljOu.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ha
this day taken out letters of admnist alton on tn
estate of John A Shirley. late of Marshall County
Indiana deceased. The estate is solvent
PHILEMON w SHIRLEY.
Sept 1919.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-19
THESE E3H'ETEEsS

VIII not only CURE, but PREvExr DISEASE,
and in this respect doubly valuable to the per
son who may use them. For
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-19
D-. ,E. Esoscc Beds
| IMPERIAL. WINE BITTERS

Are composed of pure and unadutciated Wine,
combined with Burberry, solomon : Seal. Comtrcv,
Wild Cherry Bark, Spiksnard, Chamomle Flowers
and Gentian. The: manufactured by DR. Dods
himself, who is cXpeIscI ccd successful Ply
stefan, and hence shoald not be casscd among the
quack nostrums which flood the country, and
against which the Medical Profession are 50 Justly
prciudccd.
These truly valuable Bitters have been 81 thor
oughly tested 10y all classes of the community tor
almost every variety OF diseases incident to tie hui
man system. that they are NOW deemed undispcn-
sable As A
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-19

In want of Trees and Plants for the fall trade to
their stock, which is very large and promising
consisting of nearly 300 acre, closely St and hav-
ing but limited trade, they are enabled to fill or
ders with healthy trees, not exposed TO the usual
perils attending shipments from eastern nurseries.
Having p acres of Apple trees, four wears from
the graft, will enable them to satisfy parties who
value fruit trees, like timber, according to size
The younger stock is almost unlimited, very thrift
ty and fine Send for trade list.
Office 81 floor 3Iced's Block. minutes
walk from X. X. Depot. IL absent, inquire of
Breed Bros, or T. L. llamm 4 Co. on st floor.
Address, HALL. STEBBlNS * CO
A few careful, energetic Agents will fni employ
at a fair commission. JUL -95tf.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-19
Lew Price Store.

"They fit, AMI fit. and fit"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-19

An examination of our stock and prices cannot
fail to convince purchasers that we are Offering SUI
perior inducements. Give IA n call.
III. b. DICKSON q Co.
H.. DICKSON j. C. LEONARD.
Plymouth, August -, lo6l-3Ou
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.ATCHREPAIRING ANDsILvER WARE
REsT FANCY GOODS,
- .,, 80, AT PRICES
Ant. ONE PRIcE ONLY,
a STENENS'S FANCY STORE,
no 2-u 336. betw. 9Th and 10th sts
+ PRoposALs r9R r99RRftGtEEtir fEtGatEEttir1Ne A COURT
HOUSE AND POST OFFICE AT PHILA-

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December q. 1890.
psItmsnt unril the ia dsy Of February, A. b. lssI,
hade phi. Court as ssd Pos OF tds
Ing to the plans and specifications prepared at this
These proposals. must be for the whole work; but
each portion IF The work and the amount bid there
tive smount for each kind Of work carried pTt.
and the total amount stated; the Department re,
hsSsS. ddsss
The interest of the United States requires It; the
bids fany person or persons whom there is Just
cause to beevs viii not faithfully perform the con
indifection and ali bids when fRePs shall be psres
In interest who do not join in the bids and e bids
that, upon investigation are below fair price for
No contract will be awarded to hladers until de-
the different kinds of work and materials, Whioh
SAL De subject to the revision fthe Department,
upon the whole work to guide the Dopsrtment in
making payments.
Ninety per cent. ofthe amount of work done and
materials delivered, according to contract prlse,
SAD amount 20 be ascertalncd by the estm. te of
pose,l viii be pald from time to time as the s work
progresses, and ten per csnt retained until the
DO By the agent Aforesaid and be forfeited IN The
event OF non tulhl ment of contract.
ers or mech enics, and the assignment Thereof, eS
oent BY consent OF tte Secretary of the Treasury,
guarantee, signed by two responsIbls persons toer
titled to be SO by the United States District Judge,
or Attorney Of the said district) in the sum of
$4,000. that the bidder will, when req qulred, if his
proposal bs accepted, enter into q contract and
bond; with proper and sufficient securities for its
faithful performances. =
be examined after forty days, AMI other informa-
ton obtained on application to the DEPARTMENT.
The proposals must be sent TO this Department,
addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury, Cen,
dorsed Proposals for ths Philadelphia Co1rt Hosss
and Post Qfes,"l and will be opened at O'Clock
p. M OF the last day named for receiving the same
in the presence of the bidders, if any choose to at
tend. PHILIP r. THOMAS.
de "a 6GdStaw Secretary of the Treasury.
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THE ALL.sUFFIcIENT THREE.
de 1 1H

TRIESEMAR,l,2 and S-Protected By Royal
Letters Patent of England, and secured by he
Seals of the Eoole de Pharmscle de Pafls, and fhe
Imperial College of Mediolue, Vienna
No. 10 invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhes.
and al physical disabilities.
No. completely eradicates all traces Of thoee
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the Man
seous and peFnloisus use of pAiva and oubebe.
No. has entrely supplanted the injurious use Of
mercury. thereby insurlng 90 the sufferer speedy
relief, dlsperslng all impurities, and roofing out
the venom of disease.
TRlEsEM MAR, Nos. I, and s. are prepared in
and can be carried in the wslstcost pocket. cold
IN TN cases. and divided into separate doses. a. I'D
mlnistered by Velpeau, Lsllemsnd, Ronx. Rioord.
DO. Price S3 each, or four GASES for %, which
saves IS; and In ~ cases, whereby there 10 q
ing of %. To be had Wholesale and retail, Of DIR.
BARROW, of 194 Bleecker street. New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance, DR. Barrow
will forward the Treser 10 any part Of the world,
securely nocked, and addressed according 10 the in
etructi tion9of the writer.
The Book, Of al others, that should be read BY
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
s s"Human Frailty, or Physlolos ical Researcher,
al the symp ,om. that lnvsrish'y develop them
and vitistinS habits OF early youth incspaoitstins
the victim from sharlng the ffui,ion q the mstri-
monial state and. IL not checked In time, des eper-
ating all the functions of manhood. and bnnEl1S
Sold by bT. RAkROw, isl Bieecfer @ street, four
doors belov MscdougA, New York. Prsce s
cents; Sent free every where.
Sold also oy 8. G. Ford, Jr., Drug Store, wash
ington. ID. G. de 2s-em
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HcLeanS Volcanic Oil Liniment,
nHE BEET LnumENr IN TINE woRp,

1hs sny safe and certain cure for c.nesr, Plss T-
mers dwellings and Bronchs Cotrs, Paralysis, Nsp-
ralGa, wsafns Of the Mmclss, Chronic Infammaory
khsrmstism snfns q the joints, Contracted Muselss
kgamsnts, Esrsehs foothachs Brysss eprans Frssh
Cuts, Wounds uesn, Fever Sores, CGtsd Breast Sore
Nipples, Burns, scalds, Sore Throat Inflammation
pain, cfsrsRcs hsy long the disease may
have sxistsd, MckEANT CELEBRATED IMMINENT 10
q certain remedy.
fhousands Of human beings bssn saved life Of dis
srspitsds and mssIy BY hs Of this nvaluAbs remedy
McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
wiz rsiisrs pain almost and il will clean,
purify and heal the fousst inersdbls short
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
kcLEANs CELEBRATED LINlMEET il the only safs
and reliable rsmsay for the Of SPAWN, RIM gbOns,
WinssAlls spiins. Unnatural Lumps hodss
u never failed 10 cure Big Head Poisvi, Fstula, dld
srnning scrss, or ssssny, properly applied. For
sprsG, Bruises seratehes crseksd Hss. Chafss Saddle
Collar Gas Cuts, eores, ounds, IL 10 infAllibls
remedy Apply IL directed and certain svsry
instance.
Then tribe longsr with ths many worthless Lininsnts
eEsrsd @ yol- Obtain supply Of DR. McLEAN's CELE
BRATED IMMINENT. Il win you.
j. H. MCLEAN, Sole Propristor,
Corner Third and Pine Sta, ST. Lo1is, Me.
CHARLES sT0TT, Us Pa sv, sole agent in w.shine
ten; 4. o. r. ClssEL, ,Gss,gstsvn. aA-D&Wly
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THE OUTRAGE ON BRITISH CAPrAIN.-A pri-
vate letter states that the outrage recently COM
mitted at Savannah, on Capt. Vaughn, Of the
British ship kalos, consisted In treating him to a
coat Of tar and feathers, for allowing his negro
stevedore to sit down at the dinner table in his
own cabin with himself
Savannah correspondent Of the Augusta Dis
patch gives the following account Of the affair:
81 guess IL will not be long before a muss 10
kicked up In Savannah. Yesterday an English
Captain Of Liverpool bark was tarred and feath.
cred (eottoned by the Rattlesnake Club for asking
colored stscsdors TO dine with him and family.
HIS sable majesty accepted the invitation, and
this nne cd English gentleman, refusing to permit
his mate 70 dine with him, did his uttermost to
render bis guest comfortable and happy. Rattle
Snake boys, not wishing to be thus eclipsed In
gallantry, tsetfsd the Captain ashore, whereupon
they treated him with gsnxfss Hospitality, one
that he will ever appreciate and long remember. !"
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CUSTOM House FnAuD.-Eugene A. Kozlay
Of committing the recent fraud discovered In the
Custom House In that city. Kozlay was clerk
in the warehousing department Of the Custom
House, aud had charge Of the books Of the ware
house where Goodrich 4 w alker had stored their
invoice Of silks. Suspicion was directed towards
him from the fact that the permit was evidently
hlled out In his handwriting, slightly disguised
aud was written with the exact shade Of blue In K
that he ordinarily used. There was also slight
mistake in the warehousing book copied in the
permit. The prisoner denies the charge, and says
that the filling out 10 forgery. Mr. kozlay is a
Hungarian, and came here In Kossuth's suite.
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III The commerce of Havana, for the year
1850, exhibits marked increase over all former
years. The average Of tonnage touching at The
belonged to the United States. With the excep-
ton Of sugars and molasses, the exports Of the
whole island were less than In former wears, In
conseq uence Of the partial failure Of many Of the
staple crops The total revenue of the island for
the month ending November, 1850, amounted to
45l lOs increase Of S2SS Jas over the cores
ponding period In 1850
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D In the Supreme Court OF Boston the fol-
lowing divorces were granted on the 4th Instant
Chss. II Marks from Amanda @ Marks, for crim-
,nsiy rrsaeis Lunt v ,,om Lyc,s ysns i. Lnns
! Young, for desertion; Lucretia e. wfldes nom
Solomon wildes, for desestion.
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WOOD AND COAL.

" WOOD AND COAL.
Il OU Will surely get your moneys worth by
oallias a, the PIONEER MILLS, sosthwsss co, ~
.er q sssesfh street and Csaal, l6 Eo. PAGE,
than any others in the city-cut split, and celiv-
ersd free of charge. IL YOU don't believe it, give
the Pioneer Mills q trial, and be satisfied.
10 l7-lyT
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DENTISTRY.

kS. OCKWOQD,h DARRELL ARE PRE-
iTrP rPs5eo % 70 insert TtEIH on VULCk ~
ths tMnen made on this plan they are oom UD
xVL.aoie 70 wear and mucs cheaper than any other.
operations Of any kind that may be desired Of
nee noom No ). in the Washington Building, cor
ner Pa av, and Seventh nj. ia N S,ns
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M TEETH,
ofth: hfSEksM NJ "a fhs InEEfEnIS5 and PATENT

ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at re.1..es
tends personally at HIS ofioe in this citS6&~
many persons can wear these teeth who 0IID
oJnnot wear others, and no person can wear Others
PERSONS calling at my ONCE can be accommodated
Win any style and price of Teeth they may desire:
on 70 those who are particular and wish the purest
o,eanest strongest, and most perfect denture that
more fully warranted. - -
!. Rooms IN this cIty-No. 33s Pa avenue between
9th and 10th sts. Also, SOf Arch street, Philsdei
pHlh- oc Is If
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w oop AND
O o A
delivered 10 su parts Of the city, at the lowest
possible ratos.
T. ]. g. w. NJ. GAIT,
Once 2s2 Pa. av., between llth and l2th sts.,
ma l7-u north side.
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THE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
THE
STATE
VIRGINIA.

T SPECIAL NOTICE.
l. o Those of cur customers and friends who have
not settled their bills presented the LIST January
We would respectfully nut most earnestly request
them to make every effort to do BY the first
in February, as we are In want OF all the money due
us at this time.
Our thanks we tender to those who have paid
their bills promptly. and eall be pl' to serve
them in future upon the best terms. and hope 10
merit their increased confidence and liberal patron
age. ...-..... J. w. COLLEY & CO.,
ja50-10t 523 Seventh st., above Pa av.
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY school
1 mr fLEExs<nMlPNRILks E1xs<nMlPNRILTks "A:

The thirteenth annual session OF this ins ttrt,oc
Sn.o commence on Iuesdayt septembsr 18th. N the
No. $50 King street. ~"
The course Of study pursued will comprise oil
cation, and Musio, French, Latin and Drawing, II
In addition 20 day scholars, Mrs Mccormick ia
Prepa[ed 10 Ieoeiye q limited number of pupils %
lily, wall be under her Immediate care and supervI-
SION. She Will endeavor. a. far possible % sur
Of Home. -A
,, Rsterencss.-Rsv, Geo. III. Norton, Rev, DR., Elias
Harrlson. Key. u. T. Spngg, William II, Fowle,
Esa- Edgar Snovden, Ess., Edmund r. Wilmer
EEse- n,1y, He,nIy tMs56ury. ESQ, Leyls MeKenne
Editor Evening star Benjsmin w sters. Eco. Jas
Entwlsle; IA EsS., COL John w Minor, Lo1dosn
Brothers. WI
TERMs.
Board, with Tuition In aI the Enslish Rrxnohe.
SSnior the annual session-paysbe semi annually,
Music and Languages ct Professors prices.
iIr No extra charges. An a N
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q HE GREATEsT BARGAINS IN CI.OTa-
ING, FURNIsaING GOODS, HATS and
CAfs ss No. 40 Seventh st.. Opposite post Of-
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EDUCATIONAL.

T. FEMALE EDUCATION.
H. HOSE Parents who vish their daue hters 40 re
oelye thorough and Systematic sduoston, where
attention, under the most approved system OF Selis-
tlenics sna ymnsstcs, are respectfully invited %
.sn the Onon Female Academy. corner Pour
-. Mr.. MRs. z. RICHARDS,
eu O-u prnoipais
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i SNYDER,
L. PL UMBER AND GAS Filter,
Has removed to the corner of Twelfth and r sts
Hel Is prepared 10 Introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
He has on hand q lot of COOKING and other
wishes to get rid of them, no II
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i ENRICH. at the corner of Penn. A 4
avenue and Eleventh street, has been May
greater Inducements for the patronage of cifizeIs
and strangers than any other public house in the
city his pfloes being less than those of sny other
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his Accommodations
Tor permanent or transient boarders unexception-
able. The bar and restaurant ARRANGEMENTS Of the
European Hotel have already become very popu-
lar, being all that can be desired by the most fas
udiOus. The proprietor pledges unremitted 1tten-
ton and continued liberal expenditures TO give sat-
sfaotion TO all, and thus renews his invitation 70
oil to give the European Hotel q call. de 4-u
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FIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
j. arrived this day, embracinE an suali: :SIxSR
D5ss. and PsSkin. TTqnk.. Our trunk as0
ssies room exhibits e. this time the greatest variety
found thus side Of New York. Also,.every desoriS-
Gon g., 81 LADiEy HAT BOXES, VALICEs,
odd Trunks repaired OF taken in exchange
ior new 1s''' 0nes' WALL. srRpurNs . co
49, Trunk Sales Room.
mar 0-u 322 Pa. avouno.
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ERENCHFLOW THE VERY BEST
l. quality, and an extensive variety. nA-
At STEVENS'S HSX
Fancy Store, &0sA
no2 II 23S. hetw. eth and 10th sts
The Placer herald., 1861-06-08
Plain Facts for the Consideration Of Can.
did Men.

The following from our cotemporary, the
Mountain Democrat, we hope will be read
and reflected upon by all candid minded
gainsayed:
How many of the slanderers who call
Democrats rebels and traitors volunteered
to preserve the "Stars and Stripes" untar-
nished in the war with Mexico! Not one in
ten thousand. Who wanted "to starve the
uolunteers to death by aoithholling suppliesg"
Amos Tuck, of New Hampshire, oae Of Mr..
Lincoln's appoinees! Who declared 'it
would be a sad and wotul ioy--but a JOY
nevertheless--to hear that the hordes under
Scott and Taylor were, every man of them,
swept into the next world?" Col. Shoulder,
a leading Republican of Massachusetts,
Who cried out. with detesable glee, in the
halls of Congress, 81 suspect the President
(Mr. PoIk) feels that the blood of this war,
like the blood Of abel, crying to heaoen against
him?" Mr.. Lincoln, the representative Of
the Repub' lean party, the unworthy Presi
dent of the United States, who has not a
drop of patriotic blood in his veins. Tom
Corwin prayed that the Mexicans would
greet WIFI pIOouy naHuS auu WeICOIHe 10
hospiable graves the volunteers who were
fighting for the "Stals and Stripes"-those
same Stars and Stripes for which the Re
publicans now profess so much attachment
and veneration. They proved false to them
when their country's honor was at stake
They proved false to them when their gal
liant countrymen were waving them proudly
over conquered foe; they proved false to
them when a foreign enemy was attempting
to lower and disgrace them! And yet with
this shameful record staring them in the face,
they. their followers, apoIogsts and defend
ers have the audacity to s'igmatise as rebels
and traitors the very men who imperled
their lives and shed their blood in their
country's cause. 1t affords us no pleasure
to revert to the suIlied record of these ex-
travagantly praised patriots. Better for
them could it be blot,ed out forever. But
as long as their hireIings vlify good and
true men, we shall esteem it duty to ex
pose the hypocrisy of their masters.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-08
A War to Put Down Negro Slavery.

We are told so constantly by the organs
of the Lincoln Administration that it is the
Union and the Constitution that they are
fighting for, that it is refreshing to find one
now and then which owns up honestly to
the truth. The Epening Post does this, and
says in its issue of Tuesday evening that this
is "a war against the Shareholders" and in
discussing what shall he done after the re.
bellion is put down." says: "When we have
conquered the treason that is now striving
20 ruin cur commerce and stranelo our liber.
ties, then we should he less than sensible
men il we did not also PIT dorm tore0er Mot
mhich has alone supported and strengthened
the mutinous oristocrots. 1t is impossible
not to see that human slavery is the canker
worm which has for so many yeals gnawed
at the heart of our republic The slave
owner is an aristocrat hy the very nature of
his life Even if slavery were right, II IS
Impossible that Shareholders could erist peace
ably IN republic, founded as ours is upon
the will and votes the Industry and in'el-
gence of the people,"
After "treason is conquered" then So
called slavery must I've pat down, for sit is
impossible that shareholders can exist pedcea
bly, in republic" Shades of Washington,
Jefferson, Madison, Henry and Jackson!-
Shareholders were the founders of our re.
public, formed its Constitution, every State
but one at the time being slaveholding, and
yet such men cannot live peocedbty in Il
government of their own forming! One
thing is certain, the Abolitionists have not
allowed them TO live peareably in it for the
last twenty years, and when they felt they
could no longer submit to the abuse anc
wrong heaped upon them, and they asked
permission to 90 peaceably, that, too, was
refused them They were neither allowed to
live in the Union in peace, nor allowed to
60 out of it in peace, and now leading
newspa er of the Republican party. while
pretending to he for Saving the Union,
openly proclaims the reasonable design of
subverting the Constitution, by putting
down" State domestic institutions!
Ne,c York Day Book, May llM.