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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

TIE u.s. Of those rlls AID 10 0UR VITALITY
lhs enabling rs-.t the ACTION of DiStAAE.
The ~sy IA which cure IL effected may b, inter-
~-tins 10 professional nssn. yet It's any Il
consequences - woman ia - rcL - b.sith
nslf sASr ~ Anew
WHAT AID.C!A l. tbs
AO1 a0S ~ c.Ass
-OSIIIENE SS AND DIZZINESS OCnED.
>s~-iosA. April .. -.
la Il BsANrrn-issr Dir. Ia l4,s s,nn. q. lst3
-d The TIE uisi0rtuns TO break my thu L. coas.
ucDe~ VI which NY Constitution h~canse greatly d.
ntatsi, Ans suffered with great oostv.les. stssad-
.. WITH d,rzins-- and pain IN tie bead and s,s
and oppression oi the heart was ATTENDED by .ss-
ersl pby,e,As o: THE city for three years sltAeui
obtaining relief And lad de.pairsd Ct ~ nllsi
. was indoesd Try ,-sur l1ils. ~hie. almost ~.
stAntly relieved uas, .Id In a sAo.t toe coap.oiey
restored my bsAltl. consider then tie bes, ln.a.-
rius IN the world.
Yours truly.
JAMES NCAPHg, So vest susss.
Price u osnts per boz.
Sold by J. X CvsposAs. Isrre- haGte. ana - ~
respectable dealers IL la-dicsDe may i51N.m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
Arrival of the N nth America :.

Arrival of the N nth America.
FARTHER PoSr. July 9-Tho North
American. from Liverpool ON the llth via
Lon londerry ut clock r. NJ 18th, passed.
here at 9 A NJ She brings fsO 900 in spe-
Gle.
The latest via Londonderry has not rome
10 hand
Paris Bourse amin tied and hrui.
Lord John Jusseli. in response to the MeI-
lean bondhoders. promised energetic meas
ures against Mexico.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
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" X. EDWARDS.

School Examiner Vigo CO.
Terre Hsute. July %. lsel.sd
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

To forEiGS SrHscSIBERs.-We hope all our
foreign Subscriber eil remit To Us the amount
for one years -,bsurip,ion which is one dollar and
half We fell very sensioly the effects Of the
present panic and hope all those who are able to
10. will remit nrnediatelY. We have many
small dsb's .ha, should pay, bat the way the
times have been for sometime past. we can scarce
ly get money enough to keep up he expenses of
che office o Oh account OF The vast number who
have not yet paid for their paper, We find ourself
in ANYTHING but an enviable situation, and We hope
all who cons er themselves our friends viii either
send Us the money for the year Or for the time
they have taken the paper and tell US to stop it
cannot afford to senl IL to them Longer with
otu pay.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03
VI. a. o. PACKARD, Secretary.
Intesestin from Washington

Baltimore Jan. 9, 1860
A private letter from II. Winter Davis gives
positive assurance that the Crisis Comm ttes will
present a ANONYMOUS report, embracing an enab.
ling act for New Mexico, providing that no new
State be admitted into tho Confederaoy without
the consent of all the other States and urging the
repeal of all the Personal Liberty bills.
Washington, Jan. /.
To day is a general holiday in all the Depart
ments and the municipal offices are closed. All
the foreign ministers, and army and navy officers,
paid their respects to the President, after which
the citizens generally were admitted
A few Union and Secession cockades ere seen
in the crowd. The receptions were chereless and
the greetings lacked the earnestness of former
similar occasions. But few members of Congress
were present.
Washington Jan. ..
An earnest address to the people of the United
States Is prepared, recommending them to rally
to compromise the basis of the proposition
of Senator Crittenden and Bigler. 1t is already
signed by number OF Senators and Representa-
tives.
The most intimate friends Of the President SAYS
his present deter IMITATION is not to remand Major
Anderson to Fort Moultrie.
The report that troops have been sent to Charls-
ton created great indignation among Southerners
If any order for such movement had been given
il was revoked.
The soop- ofwar Brooklyn is at Norfolk, officer
ed and manned for any emergency.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03
L or the De =
Masonic Festival.

According 10 previous Arrangement, Plymouth,
Lodge, No. lis of +. and A. Masons. celebrated
the tnniv crsary of ST John, the Evangests birth
day, with al appropriate festival, at their hal OH
the 9th ut.
A large number of the brethcrn were present
AMI were assisted in the festivities OF the hour By
goodly number of ladies.
The Festival was formally organized bv select
ing Brother John G Osborne President. and VI. 4.
.. Packard, Secretary. After some appropriate
remarks from the President nc invited all to the
bountlul repast prepared, after partaking OF which
the following toasts and sentiments were offered,
and responded to 10y toe persons nam,j
Our Worshpfrl Master-on whom depends the
social advantages, the moral advanccmen mt, and the
sacred ties Of our'Order"
Responded to I.y 2.o. J. e. Osborne.
Masonry, i'll its origin, sacred in its
principles and benefcent in practice"
Responded 10 by Bro. n. C. Burlingame.
The Officers Of our Lodge Men of integrity
devoted to our Order, jealous ofits rights jealous
in its defence"
Responded to by Bro. NJ. Fl. Rice
"St. John. the Evangelist, whose birth iay we
celebrate, and and of the noble patrons to whom
Masonry IL dcdIcated-May the memory of the
former and the principles Of the latter be cherished
to the latest posterity.''
Responded to by Bro. J. b. n. Klingcr.
"Our 'Irue kinsmen. May il be their 10, to
fall in with those who will fail to let fal a few
sheavcs for them TO CLEAN without rebuke.
lded l,x-I
1.-The day we celebrate
Responded to by Bro. A. Myers
1.-The CardiHal Virtues
Responded 20 by Bro c. T.. Toan.
1.-The Ladies Of the Festival.-Pair rcpresenta-
tirss of the virtues Of our Order"
Responded 10 by Bro. ID. f. Van Valkenburrb.
Each other gifts, which God on man bes.ovs,
It's proper bound, aDd due restriction kpows.
To one TX eG purpose dedicates its power.
And finishing rs act, exists no more
nus IN obedience to what Heaven DEGREES,
knowledge shall fail. end prophecy shall cense
Bat lasting Charays more ample sway,
Nor bound by time, subject to decay
In happy triumph shall toreverlive.
Anu endless good diiftlsc, and endless praise re-
cciVc''
responded 70 oy Bro. NJ A. o. Packard.
10 the memory OF the absent Past u.s,.r a.,
plymouth Lodge, No. lae. Nav their pre- sent as.
Foeia'es derive as Iauch pleasure and profit from
their Masonic and social intercourse =, o -
done
Response
Adiea heart warm, fond adicu.
Dear breathern oil the mystic tie" &c.
"lhe present Past Mastsrs OF ;his Joi,e
Having laid down the 9qr'I, and resumed the H.,
RI, may they con tinue to spread the cem.n, or
hroshsrlv love and affection until summoned b.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

the Gaand Warden of the Celestial LODGE above
from their labors on earth. to that refre.bnept
which is eternal
Responded to by Bro. G.P. Cherry.
"Fremasonry the hand-maid of religion"
Responded to by Rev. VIM. Porter.
"Brother Rob. Morris, the great American Au-
thor and Instructor Of the Order May he live
long shining light thereof
Responded TO Ivy Bro. II. Corbin.
After the toasts and responses, the company en-
gagedin the social pleasures of the evening until
reasonable hour, when they dispersed, satisfied
that it good TO be there.
&c. OSBORNE, President,
VI. a. o. PACKARD, Secretary.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

u Attention is called to the card of Dentist
Borton. BY mistake it has for some time been
out OF tia. Deirecr.f. Tie mistake WIS our own
lie enjoys the reputation of being very good
Dentist, md with all the work he has done in this
place for the last two three wears We have heard
no complaint Of him Resides undt rstandinc
thoroughly the business of his profession, he is a
clever, sociahle gentlemen
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

Mn. PACr at the "Goldrn Boot" and shoe store
has within, the last few days received very large
and we'll selected stock Of Boots aud shoes that he
tells us he is gong to sell prices suit the times
-Panic prices He says he intends selling
cheaper Ihan any ether house in the place He
viii undo 'btediy givc the very best Of bargains.
To satisfy Yourself about the matter call on him
and examine stock and enquire prices when you
viii become satisfied that nc has bargains 10 give
NUU.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

IL We lean by hearsty that Jmmey Cleveland
has opened Notion Store in the west mart of the
building occupied BY G.. :. Cleveland. A. n Dry
Goods Store Jimmey is one of the best bows in
town and deserves the patronage Of all his asso-
Iates and friends, beth in town and in the country
'ho NAV want anything in the way of notions.
They viii 10 vel Nv living him call.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

"iaTriNcLf saii IN his last weeks issue thar wa
were whining ecause he was trying to iniure
our bushes This IS simply lie, and we do not
want to takes any longer way denyin, the falsehood
We are satisfied FROM many things that hav.
come under our notice that he has worked against
our interest sni tired by the useanes. KIND Of nm
gentlemanly conduct to hinder US and get OUT false
impressions concerning US. and our hus;r..
<Ahu because We merely sllutie to the matter We
no not consider il whining" lie may call it viii
ming or Whatever he plea ses-uhen no ,c,s ~.
Lack We VII I'll ii'a Of i. az ofte, =. =. fol
keit
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03
THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT
& EI:1esas Reward

FEHE SUBSCRIBER lost somewhere i'll this
town, the frat ofti- week. pocket diary for
1850 viii, Us ulnIc IN II, together with several
promi>sorv notes anl Other rapeis valuable TO
him. Ar person returning II u me will be
literally rewarded II may b. lcf5 at either my
residence OF At tie DeInocrat office.
J. 3. y. EIINGER
PyaouIl iec2an4.tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

Merrs AND THE NIGCER.-WeaL hefovo Ia, -.
'lose IN what Moses thought WAS disrcspcctful
terms % ne niger barber that left our place a
snort nme before As We anticipated. Moses at
tempted to resent it, the niger being a friend of
h's, re suppose. bv reproducing the unprincipled
ih''fn"''"n', published ky Penny Williams last
''hg, concerning our leaving Huntington. We
give Moses notice now, that We do mn, ,r,,o.. :,
notice farther such unprncipled all siops .ouoh
our paper They do n e. reed any suc,,
do not deserve IT and will not getit of N.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

TINS PORK TRADE.-During this eek there fa.
been considerable doi.e by pork buyers, sni the
price ha= been greatly in creased. The. best qua
ity Of hogs have soh Tor as high AZ s5.33 per hun
dr'- and lighter ones in proportion. It J. s.i4 il,
those IN te rrG'ir that there a- never been - fine
hogs brought into this market IL there hrs been
within the las, few dav=.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

M:-oyic FEsriyL.-We arc under obligations
20 the members Of the Lodge offrce and Accsp-
ted Masons, ofthis place Tor an invitation to ut
tond their festis a Thursday evening last but
circumstances we're such that we could not be
present We were glad to learn however that
The! had very pleasnnt and interesting time
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

SsBSATr SCHOOL AxSIvEpsaRy The Sabbath
school scholars of tho VI. T.. Church of this place
gave an Anniversary entertainment, or exhibition
at the Church OF Monday evening last. II was
said to have been quite Interesting.
After the above, matchmaking was kept until
after MD night, by many of the members of the
churcn' together with other citizens of the place
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

SPECIAL RESTRICTIONS A few of those "pron-
ising" subscribers OF ours who have been dead
for several weeks past. have come 10 life again,
but perfectly lorror-strcken the other
day. Go see Nh elderly gentleman, q subscriber of
our, too,l who has been dead over one month"; dr-
wing two yoke Of oxen up strcet-ws expect the
very ones that, had be lived. lie would have brought
= that "good ash wood" with.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

TAKEN OK SUE-cRirrIoN-Wood -Four. Cnrn.
Wheat, Meat, Chickens Meal. Potatoes. Cabbage.
or anything cl-e that Is wear eat or drink, and
even money NJ, be taken OF. s,bscr, ticn AZ this
Office We are for ''siick.r.'' don't SAY To- .ts
that You cant pay for your paper for we know you
snd that too without missing it ont Of vour
"piie''
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

IL Vow l. the time for Moses to send that old
womsn down with her brooni-stic 10 scare the
south Csroliuiau> back int tie Union. We un
'ierstand that ne said few weeks ago that an old
woman with broom-stick could soos settle the
whole matter
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

CcLD WEATHER As mos: Of our readers hero
sbou,s have doubtless suspicioned. We have been
having some very close winter weather. For some
TIVE weeks we have had good sleighing and there
Ia, been considerable teaming going on in this ri
c;uity
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

SEw BOOT IND SnoE SroRE.-NesSrs Casey &
Moroy, have opened new boot and shoe store
in ttestore of II. Pierce. having rented part Of
the room occupied exclusivclyhy Mr. Pierce here
tofore. Wesaw considerable Of their work that was
of superior quality. AMI leir seek quite extei
siSe. Earth psrticn ars hereafter.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03
A Great Bargain!
WHERE A MAN CAN DOUBLE HIS
MONEY In TWO YEARS.
TIE most Desirable 1roperty;r the Coontyi

The most Desirable property ~ the Coontyl
lac undersigned offers To sell his C-st Mil and
tract df land, containing Sc acres, on which il il
located. ON yer, reasonable teims. II located
six and half miles west ~ Plvmoutl The Mill
Is m good repair, manufactures the best qnsh-
~ oi flour, snd has the best run OF custom OF
any other IN the county The water power il
steady md believed Ia c superior to any other in
Marshall county. BY proper attention from three
IL tive Thousand dollas5 can bc made ON the Mill,
and perhaps more. He viii take any kind of . God
prcperiyn part payment
For further PARTICULARS. enquire on the premises
AlRES BALDWIN.
IA, ab. le60. loff-3tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

BrcK 'roAS. the }iammouth Hardware Store
srs doing, they deserve to. a good business in
their line of trade. T'tes keep hand and fiji up
to order stoves Of a. patterns. We got one OF
them the other day foreix, that's WORTH at east ten
dollars others can set just good bargains +,
giving lh.m call. Try th-m ami see
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

iit'st- iocaltb IN TIE foWi OF
ARGUS, MARSHALL UNITY. IND.
Respectfully informs the citizens of that town and
the surrounding country that he is FULLY prepared
10 repair RIFLES, Shot Guns. Pistols arl everything
pertaining To The transmitting business, upon the
h"rteSt notice and AT easonable nliccs. The pat
mage of the pubic Is solicit,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03
QUEENS ARE & GLASS WARE


10000 ACRES OF LVN ,
LNOR SALE. am authorized to sell ten thou
Il sand acres of land, situate in the county Of
Stark, State of Indiana all Of which are among the
choice laid ofthe county
Also two improved farms which are in a desi-
rable location, and a hotel in the town of Knox
Indiana
Purchasers will be furnished with an assistant,
who is surveyor,to aid in finding boundaries and
examination of the premises
For terms apply to X II Bender. or to the IN
dersicned JOHN : RENDER
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

Try ~ - friend Of showed us some ag.-
pres the 'hcr day Inat had been frozen. or OF
which lac 'ad taken ali the frost, by putting them
ia we'll water. or water Of t!at teinperturc. They
looked en- tasted as though they bad never ssnlelt
frost" o. who may have your apples from,
Try il.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

IL Bring us those potatoes YOU subscribers have
promised Us We need them right now.
Losr.-On the street between Pcrce's store and
tho alley Immediately back Of it last Monday
= Gold Brooch Breast Pin, containing some
s:.iall braids of hair The finder MI be literally
-rwarted by leaving it at the Democrat Office, or
u Pierce store
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-03

NEw YEARS Evx. BAI.I.-A few of the young
me" Of this place gave an Oyyter supper and so
cial dance at the Edwards House on Monday eve
last. v understand tina. they had very good
time snd that they were eating, dancing and being
merry until the Ncw Year was ushered in Nav
they all 1--we To many me re New Year ewes
and always pass them a. pleasantly a. they dd the
last one ut the Edwards House
We heard several of the guests remark that thew
were rot only under obligations to those who got
up the affair but also to tie propretors of the House
who on this occasion. they do on all Others, did
everything in their po'Sr' TO lend TO their enjoy
ment.