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By tks use Of these Pills the periodic Attacks
Nervous " Sssh HssIssks may bs prevented; ard
1 taken ut the commencement Of N attack imne-
aisto relief from pain and sickness WI be obtained.
They seldom hil In removing the Nssssa and
hsG<ssks 10 which females are % subject,
They act gently uIsn ths bewsls,-fsnsvins ~
Hssasss.
For Literary Nos, Stukssts, Dslisass Females,
And eli persons Of ssIssfsry ksttss, they are val
liable ~ Laxative improving the spyssSss, gvins
fsss and s,ssr 10 ths digestive organs; and 70
storing the natural slastiorty sni stfsnsta the
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS ere the rsszi Of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been IN use many yeara, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount OF
pain and suffering rom aesdAehs, whether orIgi-
Mating in the s~ses; system or from . dsrAnsed
state Of the 1oSsseA.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition,
and may be taken ct I'll times With perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, go fAS 90
ssses az sAy dissrssa5Is TASTE rssLrs q sssy %
sSss'sisftr fksss 10 ekiIdrsa.
BEWARE OF oOUN7ERFEITsi
The genuine have i've signatures Of asnr, q
SDslding on esch Box.
Sold b. Druggists and eli ether Dealers In Ned.
sinos.
Bsx viii Be- sent BY mail prepaid On rsssIpts
PRICE. % CENTS
AL sfee<s shSklo De addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDIN0,
- CxpAR sTHIIf. NEW YslI.
lrsA fls EssmSs~, Esryou, Va.
,CephAlie Pills accomplish the object for vAisl
ley were made, viz' Cure Of hssdaehe In I'll IL
Ffsz ia Esszss~, Ns.5sti, 70.
TheJ have been tested In mere than q thsusao{
eAscs, with entire Tucocsa.
F,sss tAs Dsssssssf. So. CgSsl, Ma.
II yoa are, or have been troubled " ith the hsad-
nay have them Is case q .l:sss.Sf . ''' '''
Fs~ tks Hss,~p 4. Il. 6ssssss, CASssss, III.
nxs,s ssHss b! snd s3 Nh ssadns And his u,
Ptsss tks Sexsks-s Pssl Nsd,, Esv o~l.... =.
IN them you that are Afflicted, ane.ys are surs
numsfou, in PS.f can % s6Ssd p re sissx
other medicine o.n Prodsoe.
FSo~ tie 6sssfts, DsSsspsvs, Issra,
A. MT ID GosId no, connect Il. ,.s y
Fes tAs Ad,~ftsr, P,e~sSe,a RI
fAs SephaliS Pills are said 70 be rszarksk.,
s sy best f isr thht very essspf complaint Ssi
frs1 fkS 81. LSoSs Ds0Awst,
Me Immense demand for the Article fospAslis
fuis) 10 rapidly increasing.
Ffsss fks kssssks Vstisy Sts~, KessUAs, Va.
We Arc sure Ma: persons s9Ssrtug With The he'd.
esne, Who Try them. VIII stuck - 6O1,
hs1 fks LtsUfSsv, PyesSiSnss. l. A.
1he sesufnory In their favor ~ ssrsns, ffsu sSs
nost respectable quarters.
Fea tAs DsSly hs0s. FserN1, 4. l.
cephAlio Hills Arc taxing the Hisse Of al klrks
fssN tAs Ce0&setsi Bsilssss, Bssses, Mar
esid to be very ehiosoious for the headache
tfoss tAs Coss~Wetal, CsaessaaH, OASs,
Suffering humanity osn nov be relieved.
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ID PHILADELPHIA PROVISION STORE,
= ll9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BsttcsSR l3tk and 2Orh srF

The uIder.lEned, having located himself as
ePves t:kes this method of Informing the oit Gems
81 Ine Flrst war; that he has o,e I'D first O ass
ft9 isI1p store, ccE0u ted Similar 10 those for
Fhioh Fhllsdelphia j. famous 80
mere cea De t1un' &C all tunes 8 large and fresh
GPeIJ OF fOU TRY, GAME. .EEP NUT
son. AZ s0o
Psrnesisr attention is called to HIS stock and
Prices OF BU TER, CHEESE &c,
Pn!les o phis Print Butter.
Goshen and Western Reserve
Being deteTTDl ped 10 give he strictest attentIon
20 the wants If his customers and 10 feen eveIy
Prcle II bis line Ofthe best sua IT, and sci AZ the
!oSssL MeIket prices, he hopes 10 merit share Of
fsEnllies val be waited upon daily for orders, if
no l5 THOMAS r. WILSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-06

I'd U. Z Infantry.....
I'd Maine Volunteer.
Sd Vermont v Volunteers
Efh do do 1
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Fysss fhs Ds<ses,si, So. CssI, kssa,
lfyou Are, or have been troubled v ith the hSsa
aone, seno for box, (CcthA.ic Pills 90 that 70
nay nave them In case Of An.attack.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

w GAS FIXTURES.
w Il Have III store, and are dnl receiving, GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish, superior IN style to anything heretofore
eisI q in this market. We invite oitlzens general
u &c sall and Examine ouI stock ~ Gds and Water
Fl1 ITss, feeling confident that Wa have the best
Sc eutad stock IN Washington.
All Work IN tbs above lins insrsstsd TO eur cars
vIll be promptly attended 70,
MYERS b MosHAN.
mart H S7S ID street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-06

Esss tks Hsstsrs 4. X. 6assss, mSsAss, III.
We heartily endoEse Mr.. Spaldins, and his N
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At Hospital at CoIvrnbiar College, FaSIirg ton,
Noe %.
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL.
Psbhshsd IN conformity With fAs rssolutios Of
tks Ssnats e July Is, 1851.

H Seminary Hospital, GsorgstOlrn, NOr 90.
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krSA tis EssASa0, Essyou, Va,
CephAlio Pills accomplish the object for vAisl
icy were made, VIZ; Cure Of headaohe IN 81 ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-06

FFs1 ia Essass~, Ns5sIi, 70.
TaeJ have been tested In mere tAAn Q tAsusaa
eA$ce, with entire gucocsa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-06

Fs0 fks Lds0fSssv, PyssSAsnss, 4. A.
q on respectable quarters,
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Fts~ fAs Sesfhs-s Pssi Hsd~, Hes orlssas, La
I'D them Jon that are Afflicted, Andys are sur
tnet your testimony can be added 10 the SlYss< ,
numerous list that has received hspsf6 tsat n
other medicine oan prodpoe,
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OSQ Johnson & NA6LE, 400
49, 10. 2sS pennsylvania AVENUE, EOS

HSO =. IQHNSON q NAGLE, lOn
49, no. zcS PBNHsILyANIA AVENUE, EOS
botToea Ninth and Tenth sta. south side,
9FrzR FOR SALE:
ChhMPASNES-6.H Is. Mumm, Piper HeidsIck
Meet Chandon. Bullinser & Co, Cartier q
Ola Rel S-st. Julien, St. Estephe, C.nten.o.
&c, bI TIE cask or dozen.
HOCh WlNES7Deldesbsimer, COMMISSIONER,
Lie tranenmIl che X udeshsimer, &o
BRANDY, Whisky, Gin, Port, Sherry, Madeira.
LONGO3SS1 PPnkTrY s,ox, s,,,, p,;-,
A. A. 1oIsshiTs Aies, Of the best brands, n bot
ClSARs-H.vsns and Domestic, of the choicest
bYAE1s. ~ NO00'
Weca tSe special attention cfsut srs, estsur.uts
mr. ST. E snllleS - Oi;r isTzs and we'll ccIad
sIXCk OF FINE GROCERIES, Fresh Meat
foa.LLy. ian, SoSBs, Veg stables and Fruits ir
- beImetlcally 3. aled cans -
fhESE5y Es. Jsiiiss, dc, Almonds, Nuts, RAJ
CHEESE, Eastern snd Western Cu,tpx,. g.,,.
w1scSSesrs sp 8tisss the heat Ch.mpag ne Cider.
Essse,J ee.eII pnon. Pepper saaoe and Tomato
.SeefeR, oI the gel On or dozen.
81, A. o. when We oder az the lowest possible
pOz JOHNSON NAGIE
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NEW YoRk. AR EKIE RAIL

ROAD.
Passenger Trans leave via Psvo-
MIA Ferry and Long Dock, from foot Of Chambers
eueet. New 0rks es follows. VIZ:
100 I'm EXPRESS for bunkirk, and Buffalo,
and principal internea n'e Stations.
500 q m NAIL, Tor DunklrK. and intermediates
Steuors-Ths Train remains over night ~ ElmIrs,
and prooeeds the next morning.
80 2 a.: MILK dailS, for Onsville. and inter.
lilo a q. ACCOMMODATION. daily, for ror,
. sc M: WAY. fOr Middletovn, Nevburrh.
Go 2. n, Near EXPRESS, daily. for Dun
nrk, BuhAio, CenAndaagua-a And principal slAtiops
LIE Trsin Of SATURDAY. stops ct al Mail Trsiu
e &c D @,; ACSoMMoDATIoN.fo for HOnssviIl..
N.yn.N,r, ! S I 1 g SgINoT: s.n1 SUIT
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:! Essiiss . " SEi iss sSsssRs
Erom Chanbefss- NY. From sth street
s1o . m,I7t lbs q. m, And SO
I :s.,s!s IND s .Sfss siss
roassfsesele train 9, . ess .. NJ and 80 .. o
fee<skili G1ia, ttsP an sEr a.
Slh< N ~ trala,9ao 3 an ise5 A NJ ana a. .uJ
vtS9 ~ 40 ~ m. <2p. a..
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r DR. JOHNSTON,
DAL r fM o r 3

LUCK II O8FIfAL,
Hss kissssysd fks MOST Csyfsss, Speedy so salS
Efsetsal Rssssdy On tks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
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Rsa ths DsSly Ness. Fse,st, RI
CephAlie Hills Arc taxing the Hisss Of al klr<a
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Ol ETEhs STEAMED
In NE Sbsil aud Thoroughly Cooke (fnr suparfor
70 ros<tE1A see msssssS, tks J1gtsst
fts5s On fscoTf Cal and ace.
Tie TDdsrslgrs.i specially informs hIs friends
~ the tstrot and visitors 70 the city, that he has
foestTi nfs OLD AID WKLLrkHowy ksIAaLIsHnzkr
- hffet thorough manner, end- has made com
pee afIsng eInsnts 20 fufpisa OYSTERS In auy
sys sna " any anAntity 60 20 90 Ga lons shuok ed
Hcr Cay. 30 % 1909 cans of Splced And r resh
YtttP f4iiF--ca1s keTme hoe ily seaIed FurnIshed
IN Inc shell ~ the saseS or lArrel. ~
, fsisoEs wishing 10 bsve OTEtsTs furuis l.ed ram
4fiy tntyukh tho, u1nter as Baltimore Prices
.,seg. I,s' Of is,lurs, sbSHld cal and make AZ
reekyip@fl - oroe. Frsight. ums, and money
:syes sIRsreh ssnE Of gs!ss fnrnisk an srtiols
81 prices lHSt a. low.
TO sUTLRRs, s-.s {"
canned Meets, t.obsers, Ssrdincs Clam.
ersg berries, fQmst0es, Pigs faet Tine. AZ
e. Se Also, Pickles, cstsgp, sssees. Brsndy
Re2c1es, 20. Also, Gems and Fresh Fish fay-
be, TsTra1iHs, Fresh Lobstcrs, Cod, HaIibut 4 q.
In teof. eysfy thsGk Tor aEls In tbs North, ~ rar
ffSs ~ :, ss,s on bad, a. reasonable prices
nFrf NJ slOt charge - am par. OF the District,
ln fssasi- u ths money ~ seat with the order
- y s.h siaseas - opel from s o. IN. II
his.i e.sry G&g. sxeept Sunday, vhen l CLOSE xt
" . eloek O.
Sa 7. N. HARVEY.
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ssas AssS III sstltt abSasR . .sD
AL8ANsx SONNY, ESR8EE IHaAtNNPrwE Wet

Eor Absny-iisoo Q. m. fsst express train from
fasins nd stations north 70 Dovdf plains-ffcn
iThis Fsil vi6 run 20 MiIlertOn every saturday
1 rSr s oreso n EsIsss m ,sossns =. 81 sta.
Pig q III stations hon Sstk street station.
TO- LOT " ntS eins-ss.t 2 N. stopping ~ 81 sta
FOR Williams Bridge-7.S, Ills q. m. and s.So D.
N stopping st All stations from z7th street stston
Returning will leave
Aihany-e-oo O. n. last en- press train.
Dover Pleans-6so q m, This traln leaves Nh
: crotov F ssii mok.s5 morning sssa M
) EAIils flaln. So, 20 :. m. s.is 4 100, m.
oundsy t1ins yin leave en- ivsnas edrn 1 z,j
s{rest ios CenffAl fark. Yorkvslle, Harlem sld
%, JOHN GRiHcifi iior as ST. s I, = to
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tssN tAs Ce0&~etSi Bullets, Bssses, Mar
eeid TO Be very efhcsoious for the headsoha
HoW tAs couS~esA1, Ciaessaasi, OAss,
Suffering humanity oan nov be relieved.
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DIT Sc. Eliza5sts Hospital EaIt.yn Bycreh. No.
ps1b 81 %.

LIST Excelsior Brigade. 3
I'd do 6O..... !
4th do do. 4
SD Penn Volunteers Is
Sh do do...... |
9Th New York Vol 90. 3
29,h do do. I
35th Penn Volunteers. ]
5th Vermont do. 10
soth New York Vol .. 2
55th Penn Volunteers. I
Seth New York Vol -. S
I'd do do. 4
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Fess tk< advertiser, PyeSsSesss. RI
{Ao Cephalie Pills are said 70 be Q rez ,ri,e!,
eheotlse emedJ for the headache, snd enc sf tit
very best for that very freSIept ssmDisiri vAsi
, has evoT been discovered.
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ffsss fAs kssssbs Vsiisy Stae, Kes0skS. "a.
we Arc sure Ma: persons suffering With tAe besl
eshe, Who try them, viii stuck - tfsl,
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ks1 fAS 81. LSsSs Ds1a~ss.
yhe Immense demand for The aytssls fospAsl,s
fIls) 10 rapidly ipcreaans.
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Ffe~ tie 6ssstts, DsssspsvI, Issra.
Mr. SPsl ding would not ocnnost HIS ss.ss Win
% article he did not bsoO 70 1osssss resl ISTit
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3S'h Penn Volunteers. 4
57'h E.Hv York VOL, |
SCH Penn Volunteers. |
7tt Kew J raey Vol. :. 3
list Penn HssGrve 80. 2
let New York Artillery S
Sth Penn. Cavalry. l
LIST o leids Cavalry -. i
Cameron Rifles. ....,, 3
Bricsei's Art. Battal. J
TOtal.-.,.,......,gU
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09
A Card.

Since went out Of the DEMOCRAT Office | have
received but very few cents from those who owe
us for the paper while We published it, and again,
for the forty fourth tine, ssv to all such per-
sons, and especial y those who are able to pay us,
that are greatly in need of all we can possibly
raise. and we do want them to call and settle very
soon. BY refusing to pay us, they are wronging
both ou-self aGd our creditors.
Promises DO us no good this we are very sure of,
having, within the last three months, had several
hundred of them, and we are no better off than we
we're before they were ma le Our delnquents can
Judge of how we are sitrated when we state that
our accounts, on subscription, alone, wants only
few dollars OF making THOUSAND. All can see
that we cannot live with such out-standings as
these. We will take, On subscription, anything
that we can pay debts WITH trade eat or give away
so, bring along your "trucks" and let square up
til books.
A. C. THOMPSON.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09
CORRESPONDENT Of the LaPorte Herald, a

CORRESPONDENT Of the LaPorte Herald &
week or two ago, propounted question in mat
ematics that has been setting tie wsacres n this
region by the ears. The following is statement
Of the example;
A Shoemaker sells a man pair of boots worth
81 and receives therefore so bill. BE nS un-
able to change it, the Shoemaker goes to another
man, gets it changed and returns and pays his Gus
TONER balance due after deducting the price o.
the boo Is In a short time the who changed
the bill finds it to be counterfeit and makes the
Shoemaker refund him so in good money. How
much did the Shoemaker lose
The Herald correspondent, is of the opinion
that the Shoemaker was minus to the tune of 81
and the boots The learned ones here differ very
widely as to the amount lost Some think the Shoe
maker lost $40, some Sl3, some SIT, and some
agree with the LaPorte man. Our private opinion
i. that he was out an s'X''-if anv OF our mathe-
NAUTICAL geniusee can demonstrate the example diff
ferentl7 TO US, we would be very happy to have
them do So In the meantime our LaPorte fiiend
need not labor under any apprchensions OF his So
luton being correct.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09

OuR friend McWlliam. of the Ohio Store, il
again on hand with splendid and well-selectcC
stock of Spring and Summer goods 'Mc' ha
certainly got as extensive stock of Dry Good
as we have seen brought 10 our matlet this sea
son. He has the reputation of being among The
first statesmen of our place. and his customers WI
always find his goodnatured "phiz'' surrounded
with his goods aud wares, ever ready and willing
to exhibit them gratis, when he fails making bar
gains witlyOu.
His advertisement will be found in another col
umn.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09

The NJ. C.. Riflemen, at this place, are not
wanted, even under the second call for troops.
Some of them think there is foul play at lndianap-
ols,-but of course do not know ANYTHING about it.
The boys appear to be out of huTor aboutit it, but
they should not be, as they have had a good oppOr
tunity OF showing their " git without being sub
jected to the chances of war. They can now Jun
their swords into pow shares ard strd the ''fhngs
that make for peace moe pleasant Occu-
patton, certainly, thai shooting fellow countymea.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09
Notice for license.

Notice is hereby given, that | will in compliance
with the Liquor Law of the State, ut the term
of the Commissioners Court, OF Marshall County,
ln1iana, apply for license to retail malt and
sprituous Liquors in quantities less than quart.
The location on which propo to sell is the
South part of lot no. Al, in the gnal plat of the
town of Plymouth
may2-l4t4 JOHN ALLEMAN.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09

THE election, last Monday, passed off with .
out ANYTHING ga very extraordinary nature traus-
piring As far as heard from there was "nothing
going wrong and ''nobody hurt" As is usual on
such occasions. there was "A vast deal of figuring
going on all day, considerable of which amounted
to-naught. Some of our politicians should bear
in mind the old saying. that "Sometymes there be
manye that go cute to gathyer wOole who doe re-
turn home shorne.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09
Notice for License,

Notice is hereby given, that will in compliance
with the Law of the State at the next regular term
ofthe Commissioners Court, of Marshall County
Indiana, applying for license to retail malt and
sprituous Liquors in quantities less than quart
The location on which propose to sell is Lot
no. 2, Plymouth Marshall County, IndiaLa.
Mayo JOHN l.. WELLER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09

On the 18th ult., by d. Larue, Esq, Mr.. VIM.
Smith and Amelia Bigley-
On May I'd, by Rev. A. Fuller, ]. d. Williams
and Frances A. Cox, of Walnut township.
On the 7thins at the residence Of the brides faith
er, in New Carlisle, Clark Co., Ohio, by the Rev.
j, Braden, Mr.. 8. n. Edwards of this place, to
Miss Matte j. Fuller.
when true respect goes hand in hand with love,
how light the golden chains of 'ymen prove.
Married and Mated.-may their future way
BE the continuance of their xedlpg ,,av
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09
Va. A. q. PACK ARD,
Attorney and Counsellor al Law,
PLYMOUTH, IND.

COLLECTIONS, Tax Paying and Examina-
" ton of titles &c, promptly attended to
REFERS TO
Peoples Bank, N Y. City; How & Whitaker.
n. Y City; Terbell, Jennings Il CO., n. Y. CITY;
Security Fire Insurance CO.. n. Y. City; Henry
c. Carter, n. Y. City; Hon c. a. Stacy, Tccum-
sch. Mich; l., q. Berry CO., Bankers, Adrian,
Mich. j. S. Dunlap. Esq, indianapolis. Ind; N
VI. Oglesbee, Esq, County Treasurer, Plymouth.
He has associated with him in practice, Hon.
James Bradley of LaPorte, Ind. whose assistance
he will have at the sitting OF the Circuit and Com
mon Pleas Courts of this county VIII practice in
adjoining counties.
Plymouth, March %. 1850. Off
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09
Notice for Lila pssse.

Notice is hereby given, that " II in compliance
with the Liquor Law of the State, the next regu
lar term of the Commissioners Court, of Marshall
County, Indiana, apply for license to retail malt and
spirituous Liquors in quantities less than one quart
The location on which propose sell is on Lot
no. 4 in Henes' addition, in the town of Bremen,
Marshall County, Indiana.
May2-n14.4. JOSEPH BEAI..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09

Dr.. LEMON, at his News Depot, still continues t.
keep on hard a good assortment of dailies, mag
azines, literary weeklies &C., &c. He has few o
those Military Song ooks left, and every whose
patriotism is above zero, and possessed of 'musica
talent" should procure one.
We are under obligations for favors receivd.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09

FATAL AccrDENr.-Y esterday evening about
O'Clock, as a little of A. r. Cutshaw was play
ing in the river, short distance above Yves
tervelt's MILL he slipped and fell in, and, before
proper assistance could be obtained, was drowned
Another added to the mauy warnings not to permit
small clil dren to play near the river.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09
70 COunty Recorders.

have large and splendidly bound, MORTGAGE
RECORD, made of the best Of paper and nicely
ruled that will sell at two thirds fits real value,
AS I obtained it on such terms that can afford to
DO so.
1t is worth fifteen dollars, and will take ten for
it, Address,
a.. THOMPSON,
Plymouth, Indiana
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09

BY referring to the advertising columns it will
be seen that Orchard is himself again" Baxter is
a good wo1kman,-a as oil vino have patronized him
can testify. Givehim call.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09

WE have received the proceedings of the I'm
ion meeting at Bremen last Saturday, but too late
for this issue; they will appear next week.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09
n OTE &c e.

Whereas, ny wife, Elenor J Miller, has lief
my bed and BOARD without any jast cause or prov
ocation, | forewarn all persons from harboring or
trusting her my account, as will pay TO debts
of her contracting.
April IL, ls6l-letSs Jos. MILLER
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09

one of our largest Produce and Commission
Merchants is going into the Boot and Shoe bust
ness, in connection with the Clothing, of is acting
as agent for the Elrhart paper m;lls,-It is ''dif-
fcult to decide which. Success to him.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09

NIB. KLINGER has purchased the Livery Stable
and appurtenances heretofore belonging to J. NJ
KLINGER. BEN is an accommodating individual, and
will doubtless keep lire Livery.
Call round.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09

NOTICE Thompson's Card in to-days paper. Iii,
delinquent list is nearly as large the one pub
lished by the County Auditor last year.
Also see advertisement to County Recorders.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09
LAND for Sale,

A RARE CHANCE To PURCHASE ON
~ LONG CBEDIT.-The Sc. or. Sec 81 and s.
W. or see. %, in township 30 N. r. no. east,
will be sold cheap. Terms--One fourth down: the
balance can remain on interest for several wears
For further particulars, enquire of
AMASA JOHNSON
March |, lS6l-6m3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09
DR.. A. Q. BoRIQN.

Surgeon Dentist, Ply mouth, Indiana. Whole or
partial sets of Teeth inserted on the most ap-
proved plans. Special attention paid to tie
preservation ofthe natural teeth. and irregular
ity of Childrens teeth corrected. Fangs and
difficult teeth extracted with or without Chore-
form. Can be consulted at his Office at any time
except on Mondays aud Tuesdays.
Office in Pershing's block, up stairs, corner Of
Michigan and Gano streets. i9tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09
NarascMOnd Sweet Potatoes

NNEIE undersigned intends sprouting large
quantity of this choice variety of seed, which
he has procured from Lee & Woolley, Sweet Po-
tatoe House, kokome, Indiana and intends sup
plying this market.
This is the most valuable variety known for
general cultivation, being more yieldy and of bet
ter quality than any other ind. If you doubt our
word. please purchase few plants of the under
signed, and satisfy yourselves. All orders for
plants promptly filled, put up with great care
at $3.50 per thousand, or 80 cents per hundred.
Plants will be for sale on and after the I5thof Nav.
at my residence on the east side of Center street,
opposite the Court House
J. l.. WOODWARD,
April 25-l3tf Plymouth, Indiana
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09
I, j. PATTERSON.

Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions and
Notions. No, , Corbin's Block, Plymouth, Ind
lana. Patronage solicited.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-09
Notice for License.

Notice is hereny given. that will, in comph-
ance with the liquor law of the State, at the Lext
regular term of the Commissioners Court, of
Marshall county, Indiana. apply for license to re-
tail malt and spirituous liquors in quantities less
than one quart.
The location on which propose to sell is on lot
number . in Neidig's addition to the town Of Bour-
bon, Marshall county, Indiana.
may9-15t1 L. j. DEMOSS.