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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14
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TO CONSUMPTIVE3.

The advertiser having been restored to health
in avery few weeks by a very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease. Consumptlon-is
anxious to make known his fellow sufferers the
means ~ cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy of the
prescription used free of charge,) with directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Brcn
chtis, dc. The only object of the advertiser in
sending the prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which he conceives to be
invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing. and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please al
dress REv EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County.
ilm3 New York.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14
N Good Selection

HE many friends of W.. Mon, Esqr., form
erly OF this place, but now of Eldora. Hardin
county, Iowa, will be glad to hear that lie has
been elected Representative from his district. Ar
who know him will testify to the fact that he is an
accomplished gentleman, and we'll qualified to fiji
his present Or any higher position to which the
Suifrageso of the people may elevate him. He is
the right man in the right place."
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14
News Depot.

X X. Brooke, Esq, of Lemons News Depot
has placed Us under renewed Obligations Tor late
papers. kEIM knows how please the printers.
Lemon keeps the Cincinnati and Chicago Dali
lies, the Monthly Magazines. Literary Papers,
Dime Books, and III ia ct nearly everything that
pertains to that line of business. Daies only Is
cents per week. Gail round
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14
Nap of Virginia.

We have received, from the publisher, ]. T..
Lloyd, No. l6I, Broadway, \ Y. a new map of
Virginia, and from what we have of it do not
hesitate to pronounce it one of the best maps of
that section OF the country now published. The
eastern half will soon be completed, when the
whole map can be obtained at the low price of one
dollar
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14
Wife Societies.

The Presbyterian Mite Society win meet at the
re dence OF Mr.. Joseph Potter, this Thursday
evening.
Yhe Episcopal Nite Society viii meet at the
residence of W. y. o. Packard, this Thursday;
evening
AN ara respectfully invited
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14
GaInbri.Ds Exchange.

We learn that the proprctOrship of Gambrilrs
Exchsnge has changed hancis-M. II. TrBBr1s,
Esq, to do the honors OF the establishment hercaf
ter. MILES is a good fellow, knows how to keep
a hotel, and will undoubtedly succeed
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14
Arrived.

The body of WM. WEST, who died in Western
virginia some two weeks ago, arrived here last
Friday, and was buried on th2 afternoon of the
same day. He is the first. of the volunteers from
trs Gounty, we believe, that has died of disease.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14
GOOD ESARGAHN.

A halflot, with convenient dwelling, a good
well of water, and in convenient location for a
business man. can be had on reasonable terms.
Apply III this office.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14

Persons wishing to purchase unimprotcd lands.
on easy terms will do well to give ME call. al
so have the T. O address of the larger portion of
nonresident land owners, which will enable me 70
ascertain the price of large quantity of land
which is not described in the above list
TIIOS. MCDONALD.
Plymouth, Indiana. 1851.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14
sPiscaiOrGi..

Mr.. DrLoSsE y ANNArKExnrRGH YESTERDAY caught
4 Pike, weighing fifteen poands. Pretty good tor
y elbow RIVER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14

4and A9fnfy.
5000 ACRES of LAND for SALE.

TNHG UNDERSIGNED IS AUTHORIZED
i to sell the following described Lands, 1t Gerry
lop figures; part down and the balance in aspaal
payments, from one to four years, with :atar@st
maid animal iv
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14
Shrubbcry,
ORNAMENTAL TREES
FLOWERS, &c,

Too tedious to mention furnish the best quality
OF trees, Mt reasonable rates. Every variety will
be found trae IT, name.
Being familiar with nearly all the late and an.
proved varieties of fruit. the best mode ofculturc
&c, VIII give all the desired information respect
ing the management of trees, and will, when re
qucsted, select for purchasers the best varieties
with as much care as would were | selecting for
myself Care will be taken to have the trees fiji
The agreement m every respect. I publish this
notice to give all who may be wanting trees an
opportunity to leave their orders with me. for |
shall not he able to call but small portion of
the eiuzens OF Marshall county. For further par
tculars call OF the subscriber
II. PIERCE. Plymouth, Ind.
June 10Th, lS6l-2Itf
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p" heat has been selling, the past week, at an
average Of - cents per bushe
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14
" ASONgC NOTICE.

Plymouth Lodge No. 149, +. X A. NJ, holds
Is res ular communications every two weeks, Oh
the Friday evenings before and after each ful
moon
VI. H. RICE, w. VI
VI. A. o. PACKARD, Sec'y.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14
VI. a. q. PACKARD.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
PLYMOUTH, IND.

TOLLECTlONS, Tax Paving ard Examina.
~ ton oftitles &c, promptly attended to
REFERS To
PEOPLES Bank. n. Y. Ciir; How & Whitaker.
n. y CITY; Tcrbell. Jennings Il CON. Y. CITY:
Security Fire Insurance Co.. n. Y. City: Henry
c. Carter \. !. City; Hone \ STACY, Tecum-
sch, Mich; l.. G.. Berry & Co. Bankers. A.lian,
Mich; J. s. Dunlap. Esq. indianapolis, Ind; n.
VI Oslesbee. Esq, County Treasurer, Plymouth
!ie has associated with him in practice, Hon
James Bradley of LaPorte, Ind. whose assistance
he Will have ut the sitting oithe Circuit and Com
mon PleasCourts Of this county VIII practice in
adjoining cuntcs.
Plymouth, March % 1850 Off
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14
sold Cut.

G. >. CLEAvEraND has sold lis stoo i of Dry
Goods 10 J. Brownlee
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14

Those knowing themselvesin AREA IS are mott
fed that their dues are very much needed. and
hope they vii redeem their promises 10 nav up
-, j BROWNLtE.
Plymouth Oct lln3etf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14

Also the following described lands IN Fulton
County, situated about two miles East of the Mich
igan Road, ana .hiriTg Tie south line of MARSHALL
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14
Capt. Thomas.

VIZ notice IN an exchange, that DR.. F. b. TmoM
A., OF Wmamac, has been chosen Captain of a
company recently organized III Pulaski County
Ca7t. IH9NAs' Company will form a part OF Col.
fTcH's Regiment, the 10th, now rendczvouslng A.
Losausport.
The DR.. was formerly editor Of the Pulaski
Den0erai, =. paper that "winked out'' about
year 60. lie i well known - gentleman of
sterling integrity, question 4ble Democracy, and
unapprotcha5ie intellectually Those Ut our
Fc.siers - OF whom there are not few - vino are
A. i'1inteI with Dr. THoM,s will readily believe
'he lae Attic sll- per month Ind notn.ug what.
rscr t. 10 Vita IA s,ins u ~.r, wnteh, tits Tor
me profession Is tie VITA too m,uy IN er.
V VISA i.m al the success, which Ia, conluct
wi undoubtedly er.t, AM hope that Ire M, re
tern uasctthei from tAe hsil OF bate l,r the
n'i'S a." iu--ses shown "a ti-.g> 2tsf ~, shall
ever mold DR.. fHoH,s IN grateful remembrance.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-14

invite my old customers To call and cxon;.
my stock and prices, and il they suit, thew will he
sure and buy. have no blowing to do To induce
you to purchase of me. Honorable, straight for
ward dealing and aliving profit and no humbue
Is my motto. O.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14
baltimore g Ohio Rail Road
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{WHEILh a 18th April, 1861.
N ard amer the l4fh Of a FTfi, 1851 the pHSseu.

ON ara amer the l4fh Of kEfi, 1851 the pHSeil.
" ger Trains VIII be fOIloWh- viz:
The ExpIesi Train leaves Wheeling daily excerpt
Sundays a N, BehWCod ~ 1000 A. ", RETiv-
ing in Baltimore At $40 A. 81 connecting With tie
Expfe6S train for New York Boston.
Land tho EASeTn citIeS leaFihg ~ cas- A. II,
rfVes At walhington at $50 a. NJ making Close
nScton with the lines foF Al parts Of zig
G0uth This train stops at the principal 9tAtt6hs
- from Wheeling to Cum berland.-s
Erf KStuTnIng, lshS baltimore ~ 6siS r. 81. and
- ~ Warrington Guy at f5 r. 9 arriving At Benposa
ate A. ~. and Wheeling al III A. ~, making diTert
fa connection with the E1IretTain Son All parts OF ts
suWSEt. Southwest and Northwest. This train stops
only for meals and wood and uEteE.E@i7T
The Mall TInln leaves daily including SUndyaE nj
661 =. d., BeuWCod al 7;25 r, bil and arrives lh
baltimore ~ bl16 r. Me- eofueetfpE with the Nail
~ train. leaving Pb ephtas New York, boston,
ard ali fapterD eities 4sS6 p. 1t aTTiveE II Wat
ngtOn City $40 r., d. connecting With the soEti
lines All pAfts Of Tie South THIS train Vtos
the est end the Toad At Cameron
~ Manning zion; Water Station EaiiTDout and Grafton.
sfS VI Returning. leaves Baltimore At SEQ a. NJ, WRs-
ugton City a. 426 8. 81 and arrives At nenWOod AT
st t1OsI9P. and Wheeling At 1881 P. If, connecting
with the Express train 1E al partEOf the SOuthWOE
,, West and Northwest This train Etopgat the priR-
cIpAi stations only. .s7I5 n al 5-sse3. ~
f-5@ The Piedmont and Wheeling ceommodati0n
daily. except sundays, leaving Piedmont AZ 6:i0 AN.
~ Rhd arrives at " NEEDING ~ bsl9Ps ~
~ Ia f. - ~ = rl.5,iS53 J. D. FORD, Agent.
10 aAt w. Il. sam. Mater Of rransp 6rtatlor
I.SI.c6LE. Geh1 Ticket A gent apo
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I l ;rnE CENTRAL soy =
PENEsYI,F4IyIIA RAIL ! ROAD
180sAIILEs BoUBbE 4RACl

sss T-r5 r1r ezs,s,.s.s.,
y - -
sty,f4ti. yi35{5Ig 4 ~, n M.
= 4, II 7.'Fsssts .e7E1 country s.fif5s 3t7l
800 Three Through Pa senper Trains
,,,,T,II 1. 5siITSS2'S y,I,I MI
bEINs t.l9s 2 = =
With through Train from ali for Phs:
delphfh, New York Boston, BAltlnores and Washing
- ton City; thus furnishing faeiutef thp transport
II itAtI9n 81 nnsnf GIed and COM.
y fEtlby any other Feata. IA t!lt III II
Expires and Fast Lines run through ts Philadelphia
= WITHOUT etlNpEs0f Care OF Cop dpetor1- st.t
Smoking reattAehed TO eSeh train; hoodtuHs
sleepIng Cars TO E1pfesa and Fast Trains; The
Expires rum 3 Dn1lyS MAI and FAST Line sun
dAyiSxe6pted. Three Daily Trains connect direct iur
New York, Express AuSk EREt Lines connect for Bait
tlmore and Warrington. 5r.9
n Asix daily Trains between PhiiAdclphiA and Ne"
Work. Two Daily Trains betResn New York 4lHl
Boston Through TIeLats (All RAID are goOon eithrr
of the above IFAhG and tEanlefB thrOuR gu New York
AtFe45 fE d-s,
= BOATfICRETS 70 Boston Arb good via Norwich
Fall River or baggage transferred
TICKETS nay be obtained at any q the important
Railroad 0heeS in the W est also board any OF tile
SplAr Line Of steamer the 114stasppi or Ohih
80 ,fsS-Fares always low and time Al
duick rs by any other Route.
g,S1,,II, ,-TfS,, rIS, 11srsS,Jtp,a1I
AS S4 i Eyts = = 80; 10 49, = !,
The completion OF the Mestef9 9o9peetions o. tNs
Penntylvanla Raj RodI make tbs the - -,
Great 5WeHt.
The connecting Of tracks by the Ran Road Bridge
Al Pittsburgh, avoiding all drayage or ferriSge 81,
tases readily appreea tea BY shippers Of Freight, an
the TEsLslisg sb,,,i,,. .,,,o,, anvil
81 hddFess either Of The following Agents q Tie
Company. t5
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF NE United STATES
5tlsaed al ne Efrz SlE+io1 81 fAs Thirty isEfHEi
CbagrGEE.
5TPuFlo--Ns.L

}4f55s 753i5 = lPuF4lc-As-l l.
An ACT tafsflnd sudEsmit the duties on arms in
ported by StaIes-
Bs u eaaeted by the senate And HOase Of Repre-
,rsis Assembled That The Secretary OF the TreasuTJ
,e ard be g hereby agthoriEed and direted 70 re
fHnd and remit The duties and imposts all arms
i,5rrted into the United stAtes since the hrst day
q NAV last or which may be impaired before the
arsf sT Of January next, by or for The account o.
~ stSts: Provided the Secretary Of the Treasury
- JatIshed that the Blid intended4 in
nod fitl, lot The usa Of The troogf q any stAte
1jsIef q Or may be saeASed In aiding 10 suppress
tks InEETrectIOh nov existing against the United
sts 4,'5,S,.4 Jal, 10. issi.
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PULASKI HOgsE5 savannah, Ca Jan s, ~.
H0SoRED SlR: should be ungrateful tor the RELIEF
your 5kII has bFcneh hen did not report my eass
70 you, A cold settled ia my limbs and bEUuEhf on
excTueiatinx aslBn0ie PaiN&. which ended IN eTe'e
HHeiiSafiGaS. notwithstanding had the best o.
phyEctAns, the disease grew vUree ard EoEes. untl
y the advice Of your excellent agent In Baltimore
DT. AIackensir tisd your Pills 1helt eleet9 GeTe
slow, but sure BypeTseveElng In the use OF them,I
an nov entirely well
SENATE CHANBEB, Baton Rouge, Ia, Des. s 1855
DR. ATEl: have been entirely cured 81 youI
PIIls OF RhGADatie G0t-a painful disease that hao
afdicted me for years. -ii VINCENT sl.iDi.i'A'-
Most Of the Pills in market contain Hsj T3
fiTrb aIfhouEh valuable remedy IN Ekilful han6s
e anEeruus IN Vublie Pin fe The drsldful confs
queness that fregnently follow its ineanti0Hs uss
Whatever.
Price 80 cts. per Boz, or Boxssfor u
3 80 Iowell, Mass.
.YorisIe byA. C. GOOD 3 CO. and b ~ Prus'
gists. eusn.iy-sh-
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WAas1W, wyoming Co, y. 2, q

WGAsaE, Wyoming Co, n. y, Oct. n, 1855
practice and mud them an excellent PurgatiTe to
elsanss is systsm and 8:.S e fo,elt9i''s ef ne
Mod JOIN g. MEAcHAA, NE
sion, RreuIn afisIn. Gout, NeuFaigia,
Dropsy, Paralysis, FttSs etc.
From Or. y p FdlghH, Montreal, Canada
Too much eannrt b aid Of your Pills Ion the cure
Of ensivcaEts Il others Of cur fraternity have found
them rs eaeAei0Es have, they should Join ne n
prpelimins It for the benefit Of the muititudes Who
suffer num that complaint, which, although bad
enough in ftsef tsthe ToRnftor Of ofhsEs that Are
believe easfireeaH to originate 10 the liver,
but your Pills Aheet that organ and cure the disease
EFona ME- Stn.a1t. FatVsieias aids NEdtst, Basoa
I1ud 0ps two large doses q yUuF Pills taken Al
the proper time excellent promotfTes Of the nat
and also very ehectual 10 eeanse the Ef0aeA and Il
Fsf noeSaas- They are % much the best physie Vs
From tie REQ. Dr.. iHapEs1, Of tie NstLOdisf
E3,i.rorgI luLttreE
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ocATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts..
BALTIM ND.
.TIuIIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and hOnFishing condition Twice du
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the tn
creating number Of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union. S
deEifahly located buildings In the city. The rO0ins
are commodiOusly arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered 70 youn=
desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
IAWUWgA {4actteGl BHsiFsss EHHeatiOa gensEaly are
unsurPasse in any PartieulAE by any similar eEtab
lishmsnt in the United States.
E. X. L0sIRR,
PTineipa-Leeturer on the Science Of AeeountH Com
meree Business Customs, etc.
J. NJ. PHILLIPs,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Keeping
and CCmmerieAl Calculations
H.H. DAVIES,
t n. C.JOHNsON,
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. r. YEATES REESE, D. D., -
Lecturer Commercial Ethios-
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno- z. Kennedy. Hon. Joshua Yansant,
Hon. Thos GWRnn, VIM. II. KeiEhieF, EPqs n
Jacob Trust, Esq, VIM. Knhbe, Esq-
Tie CoIegsis provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard Works expressly for the use Of the Stu
Zach Student has dssk to himself, and is seI-
rAteIy instructed. -yar
There being no vacation during the year, Sudeuts
can enter At any time.
from s to II weeks. H.
large and Beautifully oTnamented Circular, CON-
taning upwards Of SIX 5ouARE PEI, represenhng tbs
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, various
eharaeterfstie designs pennanship, &c sent by mail
FREE m eh1TDe with catalogue giving full
80 - r5...N 4s baltimore Nd.
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IPrauc-No. Il

AZ AGI 10 prUvide for tho payment Of the militia
- fed Stafe{. fOuJ the time they were called into
5srEfee 70 IbsThirTisth day Of June ghtesn hmm
=. dTei and sL1ty=pps, 5s---f-re.-
re II fnactSd by the Sen6ti and House Of nSpss-
fentatves Of the United States Of America IN Con-
grels assembled Thar there be and hereby i appro
Ij&tod ont Of Any money fbe Treasury not 9TH
efUiEe GppEupria&ed. the rum Of dTe millions seven
AIuiidrSd and tsi1ty thousand duiilTsgOr 80 much
theEegf ~ nny BE neeesAEy, 70 enable the 9oyerT-
meat to pay the militia and yolunteeE called into
service u thsr United StafeH, being additiOnnl
amount Required for the dAeal ear ending June
thirTjsth eighteen hundred and stxty-one-
APproysd, July IL 1s6l-4 5si
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, PittsbuFg andwheel
ing Ran Road.

E0GN4Gk4sG444OINs
- z - = q - q
Cleveland Ptttsbprg andwheeI-
ing Ran Road.
a. - - -:
nE ASD AFTK3 AosDAY, SoIenbsr .ssh, 1sai.
" Pssss9gsE Trains gHi Leave Bridgsport 4 fA-
II r.Ss. .t Fi.t.t5E = $40 p ~ aud
!. sS 9gD. e 100 g 81 y ssl ss5
ClsTssnd a VS. Aslf.5l -
1870 2, u. Expsfss {saip; st0Pping ct ~ ttstioas,
cisTsiSsd AZ e35 A. "
RETURNING TRAINS.
asi ssss q rs PM Is 4 & iad iO6
des7s Fstt.5ash g 10 An. TO A. N. and
Et9R NJ AsEtIs & & BFidsspo't At as A u, 1000
ConneetionS are made A. FolIoVSEt. q
At PfttSbaTgh with PsnngytyEnta R b Tor HsETfs
burg Baltimore, Warrington PhiIa-
dsIphts, new York and Boston 80
CIeVslGnd VIII ClRTsland & TolSd Z. B. for sag
Detroit steaIneTs for Detroit jackson,
fp sss.E1 3 ssi S9i = Els IS; S S5as
s4geAs3 4 ktk.BuIs EstssaiH Pals. Will
r4 Ie9ssGi5s 6sissaf5 csa1Sps aal
Hssee - r. { ( ..s e ca SsYs as
"A. Anlsaes. III 2. Fl. y. G, R,E Fl Canton,
sz "a slsa fis nen' q
6tsteubeoyiIye Nth T. g. & o. I5ss Gsd AZ BEI1aiE-
With c. Q. l.R. for Evansville, New.
gn sis sai sSa IHi5,
So. L0uiS, ST. Joseph and all poihts
Ytst GBd south West -
E=ruEsion Tickets % k5tt1b Ind return ssi6.
Pare aIuHyR - ies,ZAn time much quicker than
any DtharxUute. sas5
ffhrouEh Tickets 70 all points In the West, North
aud Rast5ean procured At the once No. 81 WAfdt
door TO spTiEE HOUSE. Wheeling, VA and
bridgeport Sta4onS f5t7
Freight eontFscts VII made At lolrsat rates
% he EsIt North, West and s6TtS-VVss otsss
So.Ss Water Gtrsst, oEWth Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station n. HASiIEfoS.Ag
wheeling Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent. 155s
49, Bridgeport, o.
in. MCCULLOUGH, President
30 IL. b 5IYERG- Gent Ticket ASt n0TG
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81 Ird b, II further eT,ssstd That eveTy I.rT
I SOP who .LAn be AJElasfeE s5al
tEsuty-One yeaIp of age nor more than tHenty.six
yearS; and that pTcTioUs % his HPtoi LIZ
phJ1eal mental and moral 4l " Y
tpquited into and fhE1T3by rSPoTtsd uPen by g
board Of matters aPPctpted Tor that PuTpase bS
the Secretary Of the Sayy. and under such reSuia
-, 3. AFd 6s II fartaeT enacted That the anuu-
NJ Pay Of assistant shall be - toloUa- viz
% uty a "a toE the fFs4 hys years amer date
eomIasinp one thousand three hundred dollars; AZ
Ter tTe years fom date q eonmision, one thoasAnt
i've hundred dollar -
commission one thousand dolIaEs; amer i've years
from date Of commission. one thOasaRd Two hundre
on leave Of aIlenee or waiting orders for the arst
ave years amer date OF eImission- eight hundrp,I
so1Es; Af9sT nys Yeas fEO!n date q ~ oiss
thou1and dollATsi and when AtIAehed 70 vessels for
So serTte. eae p9JmGstet hal be entitled
p one rdtinn par day
SEE 4 And be II further enacted, That frosl anil
n1ter the pAlago Of this act comm aiding ofieer
Of any vessel Ia the navy shall Be required TO peT
form the dutieg Of TaJmASter OF ASSISTANT paytnus-
death otheEWise, In ships fOreis sta.
lions on the PAeiAe coast Of the United Sthtesi
the senior oieer pressAt may make an acting az.
pointment Of any dt perSOn to perform the duties
until another paymAEter or assistant psymaster
si ts Il - ~ s.is
dance with this section (but not otheTEiss) sall t
entitled TO receive the pay Of Aneh grade whilst 81
Acting. - ~
: Sec s. And be il further enacted, That each as
ststant shall upon his appointment eater
Into bonds IN the amount Of ten thousand dollars
With at le4Et Two good md sueieut securities for
the hithfll perinrmRnee Of his duties. and thAt
S;stApt paymAstsFp shal have rank and precedence
with assistant SUI geons not passed, and that all APP
p0Intments to NIL vacancies IN the corps Of payuls
tiers Ehhl1 be made by regular promotion from tie
ltSt OF assistant paythasteFss t=s5
see g And bs Ii further enacted, That Withinsi
months after the explrati Of the present. insuITer
tioo the corps o. paymsstaEs and assistant paymAs
ten shall be reduced 70 the number Of peTenty-fye
in the whole
Approved, July Il, 1851.
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RI1IIons pIsorders-LIrer Complalnt


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ptal practice sinee you made them, and cannot
hesitate to say they the best eatharte employ
Their regulating action the liver y quick and de-
eided, consequently they are an admirable rcned =
for deEauErInenis Of that organ InASsd- I have
seldom found rAse OF bilious difeqts so obstinate
that II did not readily yield to them.
Il. PraferualIy y0uFs. ALQNZ0 BALL N. ..
Physician Of tho Marine Hospital
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Church, Boston,

Dr. ATrn= have used your PfllA with e1traorti
nary success In my family and among ithdse an
eAlIed visit In distfe To regulate The Oplns Of
deeatio and purify the blood they the TsTy bszS
remedy hare ever known, and ] can opufds nifty
commend them TO my friends
Yours, 7-aiz ]. HHMEs