davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-11
GARDINER )
Rheumatic anu Neuralgia
EllfPDLNO.

. eorror nd s.rlaae1t cure TOR REeumassm NeIrEi
gig sa1 san EheuIn lie u an internal rstnadrt my
Iy or . d entirety .raaiCItIng GIsrase rauTiaE
10 change n diet ~ husIuess. ana NAV % aseh ~
,nidrt ana persons II the CeIeiia eGEstitHi"'
v-t-f,v r~gpr- sF.r
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-11


The lTeralds special Washington dIbpaEcn
s.vs that there IA no reception OF news from TIE
Naval Expedition trough rebel sources. - con
.dere,i Ms evidence OF satisfactory results having
been attained. ~,
zen. scott'g stat' have been assigned rs iol-
I,,rs. r.i CuIlon1 10 the sr1f u Major ren'
ar, ILaileek. with rank Of Brtgader General
Col. Van RENSSELAER, succeeds COL scott Us ln-
snsc,or ,feneral: Col Hamilton on the stan u
Cen. NcC lellaIl. .nd MAJOR Wright takes com
nand OF his regiment
me Times oecial Washington despatch says
hat threa yveexs hencc. half million OF troops
,riil lave been raised aud in the field
Ii is reporcod thai robei pickets nave Deen ek-
ended All along or Zines, which IS beheved 20
he only q laint. covering the retreat ot Iheir
troops TO the coast i.,-
A clerx named lamap. brot err Of the traitor
arrestsd in Cleveland. was asressed on oa1nr-
,lay. charges with furnishing Information 20 'no
r,5e.s from the Treasury Department.
, 1861-09-10

nj 7. 1ou4rs1z q GMn,Herce learns,
-S4bted authority, that the rebel Off
ked At HAttras admit that thev r.
qEmatdon from Fortress Monroe of
e,nd expedition, 20 thHs they we're not
cur1uise, rs was generally supposed,
a4 .toca correspondent says there Is
PIRACY 1t the Springs than usual, but
toace is supplied bJ the families Of
kdoiphus Y. Tempest IL among the
Il Washington. he com8 to Study
rYs Of wKr.
S41ersl 1t Wm. Lyon Mackenzie 1ast
aoattelroon was largely, attended. He
co9d IN the Metropolis IN Toronto.
Atls old opponents Is well IS euppor-
o.2ePECHs OF RIA new species Of
tGe4ou6 to Calffo1n1a, and remarkable
seEsnees, FluInp1ess and beauty Of It's
Reen exhibited In Washington The
dent Of the Agricultural Berexu.
oasd small supply Of the grain, md
enpnte 1t Ia different parts Of the coun-
trield is said 10 be very great, reach
8, On poor land, fly buEhels to the
s0ro EsQu9Rx-Aeu suicide wrote to his
IT, Oeal MAry-fl an not 2s nome
enquire ct Abraham where I AMI
= N h5B bosom, he'll know where I
1E CONFEDERATE scnIp,-The Louis
aoTH eays Mr.. Edmondson, OF
I'D, Mo-, had hia horse taken from him
Tcesai0nists, ead Its value uomlraliy
50 hin IN Ccafederatescrip. q Don iii
IN to General fdee, the horse vas re
mud he handed back the scrip. stNeyea
mid tbs Heneral, "it isn't worth + d n
Ass Or TIE ABOLITION or SLAVERY
;aes, In recept conversation witt
N FatrReld, Of Hinsda1e CoIlege, Mich
IL thft though be had always teen herr
Mpoed to aho1tton, yet this wa no'
Fray to successfully and permanent
tFcutest. Without abolitor, live ha
MkEay: ne shpnh hare wx ts-@orEo q
- yfpE considerable, for oEe Who h
-Meu 30 consesvstivers the great Hid
.p4.1rsa snd patriot
, 1861-09-10

MAJ. lSKDE.-1n reply to statement in
the papers that Major Lynde has beeu In the
army forty years, and though from Vermont,
has al his connections in the south,n Hon.
wm. Hebard, Of Chelsea, Vermont, writes to
the Boston Journal Is fo1loHg:
Htjor Lynde 1e native Of this county, and b.
longs 10 highly patriotic family, md he Is wen
known and Epp1eCaated here. q being t1ue and
loTFal to his government. =" Hfs cqnneesaons nc
county, and he and his friends NE III ardent eu}
po1tefs o6 the administration, and doing AZ u
their power 70 put down this rebellion, and within
a few days his OWE eoa-4 most es1mAhle 2na
promising young nan Of eighteen years Of ago
| tpzether with The son OF Tho brother Of h4jo1
Lyude have enlisted tn 3 company now On ddn IN
this town ard shortly to start TO. ths seat Of 9ar
This does not look to me much Ike "601theEE
| sympathy an confident, VIXEN tue faets CONT
to be known, thst It viii be found thxt the evfdsuc&
7! Of lis 1T*dchery coEes from 6tassd sou7t<, d
| that It os1etrated under = E1tsapp.theAsion q
fscts. A. en7 rate, Judgment upon q serioos 1
chs: Is thai should be suspended TIL tee tAet
gre bttser EaoHn. especially Is the aecusad y u
Y k%sY ~ to h1ye 10 opportunity Of soSdtlal
| Vii. Lyn5e, we hope, zaJ be able to ele&
hdnaaf of &e cAzEe ot es1k,aee y sams
hing *o1se. bRt with tn. pseseat Facts, hi
| cses h,a IN excesdEg'y ID i7st1
, 1861-09-10

Commodore Barron, on his voyage to this
port from Ha4teras, stated to to one Of the
officers Of the Minnesota, that he had thor
ough and complete i4lo5mstion as to the nayA
number Of vessels, their names, and the
amount Of the force sent from Fortress Mon
roe. He made all the preparations possible,
but did not have time to send fo1 reinforce
ments.
!. a E'nall steamer was sent out to Hstch for
| the feet, aud when the vessels came In eight
she ran IN aud signaled the forts and the peo-
PIE On the main land. There is no doubt {from
our authority, that Barron made this state
nent, Snd l. fss as told the truth, It would be
! ut Fortress Monroe who sent h;sn the imnort-
| snt information.
, 1861-09-10

nA gWXkU M1A11lRLn 1lNi1xtk.r'h Il ~:
tsssa noN ~ reossps af u. eansan 1xss 1 CO.
neofaeats tn gzaas bonesssk. ~ ~ ben 1saa fs
~ peaeaes foe tho 1ass sHsn9 Jeam wsA aaemaEs
out stF a. md VIII Alleviate pao -aaes s3se6iy thaA
my nAhee preparation For III fhenMaka aad Nex.
voas D9scrde1s Il u tru]y infA1Hhaa ~ 7aacurat4vs
or soras. Fsund. spaalnx b uss, -. III AootAtnR,
healing and poweaG xtaaaiux ptupe1kss exetts
Tie tast Raadet and dsstontshsat o5 N VITO hxYR eysx
Esea II ataal 0vaf four haqaxed certificates Of r.
General Agent a stata stsee& Chicago sod by N
DeAlsfA lno1s71eov.dly
, 1861-09-10
@ Kmnedy'e Medical Discovery

8@ Nu0Ae0y 240U1EA 0BEUV6fY
cures 6exufnls. 80 -:
keHNedyfe Medical D1eoT6IY 4HIeR E1ktnelan
Kenh1dYE Medical Discovery CUre9 Cx1Esr
kennedyH Medical Discovery cRr4s EpxaipE koFe ktd
&ennedyx Medical Discovery cufe8 Humof III te Eyea
EennedyB Medical Discovery cures Be1ld Hoad,
AenAeGJt Medical Discovery CuIeE Running oftta ESt
kenne4yt 9edlcaf Discovery cures U3ca1f Sore LaE
Kan1HdYx Medical Discovery cures L4ptK
&ennedFb Medical Discovery CuHNBkANIa13fHn.
KennedY4 Medical Discovery cures Salt EGpn1
&eunedy:s Medical Discovery cures DyEpep13a-
kEnn1dy1 Medical utteoTery Regulates tie BoWoM.
kennedy16 Medical Discovery Regulates The K1dneyX
kennedy1 Medical Discovery Regulates the Liver
Kennsdyb Medical DiDcoVE1y has oufedDropsJ
When you hick, and do not know Khkt tbs matter
Perhaps Juuhsve N inward hunos. TIT KaunsdJs
Medical Discovery.
For eAle By al DFuxx1st1- oc5,s11T
, 1861-09-10

TATARRH! .CATARRH!
~ CATARRal
pR. SEElYE's uaup eA1ARRa REMEDY !

TATARRH! .CATARRH!
%. 3EELYE'S LlquD ek1ARR6 REmEnf!I
WARRANTED to be 4 sure cure for
OATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
IN 4Ss g d
knows that with fully tEoth1u8 Of this number the
d1sease 1,st ctmmenced a. q
Catarrh in the Nose,
Tns neIt stsp Reas 70 tho snros and tubs
Il Is ea5ier 70 eufe Cstarrh than Consumption. and
thon1S 15aerstsnd tint the bstter way to cure Con.
IL q 5atarn "a th.y generally
and Ind thst they fs.e 1eqaens atssis md ars moFs
T. o. 6 e T. Z s
and acI1d Nterwsfd8 becoming thick aud sdhsstve
A. the dseaee becomes chrsnc the discharges In
snd 6ss19 sd ss Re 81 s.
as Rs sn0ss
as ef
Or desIoytd; deafness frequently takes place Ano-
aeF fomon o and img11t.at symptom of Casst5n r i T.
down from the head during the night when toa Z
q
i The aboye arc the symptoma Of Catarzh ~ they
aRgeta b he n I'd s. ehs sais Ioum cArAREH R1Epx
moved. And hare tufhctent confidence In the Hera
81 to assgre " who ~ dispo:sd e ~ it, yfas
foI ons onth no beaenth received the amount paid
use one month, VIII tul and clssI Directions.
Office, 1856 Lake, Corner Of Wells Street.
Address DE. D. 4 sKELYE
eehISs14W z, O. Boz 485 Chicago. I'LL
, 1861-09-10
zgB1t AD0ErttB&uIfntB.

MASTERS SALE.-State Of Iii
~ nois, County II Cook, aa@nper1or Court q
Gmc4go-ln Ch1ncey. John B. T7hofd n. Elisa T.
Smith, EaEEAxet T. D. amith ns1fenin r. Bradley
g94ea g; D1dlsy. 54Mea Y RTa9t Eobfst 4 HaffS
aalIer nd samuel Ds 8o15sz:-Bi1 70 EoseeEass
Pu6h noHea b hereby given inst IN paTs4snee q 7
tnEetal e2dEr e1tE1rd In The hb9ve eHt1xlo@ Fl
The fourth day Of ApfiA T. q. 18aA. N4. eGGk1 -
Maeser II Chaneey u the Bupettof ta55 q ME- ~
ea, ~ e Al %1 9sf sa e. e ea1 Homes
Eo1aty, Is tas Gisy q c41sazo, GoSnH e Gook ~ q
1eptenbeF ~ b. 1851 It eleven o'c!9Ek n ~ Iofe.
noon of ha{ day, the following de4ezaeea F*SE ss3
1tu1se u The Efy uf Ckic4x1 Go19Ay & g! 49, eA0
a to 3, eaaisf1 tSe s1aoans das compat 9adsF
ssdd dccfe% vim castB 81 Eult nd a19a1s of ~
ssie, 70 i:-Lots eae q tXo 2: 5nres g, ~ q.
nin* fs} efeTsn d1 fTef7e 90, foMtsea 20. txssty-
az tEsatyi9s 6 e.ra = = 9ss e. - - 2h e
- ne1hesss as.5tEssFR aSEEs R.L e ssfaa4 e 81 1ois
Third Principal Asr1ftza. Also. La tfse a. i8
MocE tan (l0}, Lots three q md sEusf
irE ou DetA street. md Lots SIX o. niHs iS3 fSGFtS
Q5, ard twenty-five GD. n1nttns o4 MilNaAka4 9va.
nne Esoek elexea ntl IN sabdyh6a0 o( W0aS9 ~
90 and ela11n o1). II AeRe5naId9 Ad1at3aA % CT
Hsser u Caaace1z Of t&sesesto< ceess { cznses,
rse.bc.e aa,e aal,s1as1 d MospaY. t>s I'm
az 5s.e e se4ana"9 D. 1sss II e :sss ssT -
tss sis:e p cssse.Ex s,:s z r.
, 1861-09-10

MI 1Ik10AIE1 6AlNS -- " HHTE1En
41 default has been made IA the payment Of eeE-
AM note Clearing date the 1sth dsy Of Nazch4 A. D.
IT. II s nna q az I'd Psyss1 at IN 5 yea Al 9sE ds e
als and ninety four cents &H6 s4-aco: and where's.
al9o Lefeult has been made In the payment Of Cur
tain nd or obligation, Of Eome dAte said note anA
given + secure the payment OF the su1n OF sevea
@o1send 6ye lnndsed m e ~ and nlnetyuine ool4ts aa4
together = Vi other Indebtedness, Xe described =.
snd secured BY certain mortSage eIec1ted ~ Z
Randolph sIn Ia md Margaret E. Els Ntfe date6 10
tn day Of March, a D. Ess. and recorded IL the Ka
soEdera offce Cook County, Illinois, IN Book = d
MsGItgs8es, PFC s7a which satd moEtRsge has hes1
NOV, thtrefore IN pu1suAnee OF the powers Of 80
fn said naoItgage contaEed public notice u lere8T
given. that o1 Wednesday tho tWenty-1tth. dAy z
september, D. 1871 It ten CLOCK IN the forenoon o2
e. e. ~ & ne f9of & e sss GSq Hoas9 g r. e
shan sell It public auction to the highest bddsr f
cash, the premises mentioned and described In -
mortgaGs ": RTt Ct }ots seven ~ aud eight ~ ii
{siss "a Iot Vss olIEaa1ly i.id oes fo1tyaTs ii
3eetnorth Of The eenre OF xGd east nna; theac r1e
ming west parallel with the north line Of 6Ald lot ctKk
Sa1d lot etghttsl unto lot number sevsn a. n MA
sees "a H. t9s9ss sS . e.
saia ios lEhs 81 . tie nof5 lhs x ss1d ii ss7esH
the alley thence along the north lines of sid 1ok
eeve 1T and eight s1 to the po1h east of s116
lot eight [6 the4ce southeily along tie cast lna q
sstd lot etIht 70 tns pass q beginning s4 f. tae s
the tsneme1ts, hereditaments and appuftenznca8
thefeauto belonging. and al the right and eqais o2
deDpton Of the said T. Randoiph Smith zuA uaER,
RuFtgHEDH, their heirs and assigns therein.
=; Z M1NsIoH, Asdznee of AMfsaxee+
, 1861-09-10

III OkIGAGE SALE--W here3En
q KentQcky executed and de1iEered unto FetE Gefh
qf ths cy Ct Gs1Eq County e1 Co2k saa ~. 4
nineteenth daY of Fo!ember. a: .. eiEhtssa haAdre6
Rscords1s ottce eta Cook COUNTY, in Book t9sasy-
e. L q I'd s. ESisS iii iadssars d I'D Josa 4
knight and Edmund Waza conveyed u sid Fesec
Geb, Is mortgage. M d s1hlos numbered oae q
sS eleE fss1 ass's's
School Section Addition to Chicago Aforesaid: aaid
Lota taken together bang dsty 90 feet n fso1f e
Monroe street and runnlng back south. "a @ Mee3
tnepayment q The are a. ce1tsla pEomissozI aoss.
&hesstd Knaxhs and Wxret to the sald Gelf3 ETM M#
part Of tie purchase price Of said Lots ea9a 4qs H. =
hundred and eighty 41:ioo dollars top Eayaas@
tbesaid Cell, one Teaz rom the date thersn1: @s.E
CD third O aad athlfoT the SUI e = aaaS1
I'd e s.a a Gsi5 sS'ia' Z ~ VIZ 81 IS
e1ghteen thoussnd dyo h1ndre4 r.. ~ ..Id He Aes
$,s PIE R.SsHds r. H. = e4s sas sFsdt.h si.h a
AID Vherraa defhoIt hAD been n:at1e =
ofihe two lase a69Ee @ me3aeosa; s5d 1.@ g - ~
asts asts ;gReszsaf Rszsaf tssf -
~ .in9 elspssd aoce tho l46s Of tnsm ten dn!: -
VneTrS there - nov due 4nd unpaid uPen said EeeB
tadH1sand & q nine hundred md forty dnrRs lAs0J
HoV therefors, 10 pn1suAace OF the roWaf t1saa
vested by satd diadenf0Ie OF mortgage I the uxfex-
rs as9 eseSes e seSssbe s. 1a & e 50 eo e.
the 02renoon tho north door of He CoNr4 Hee n
sald city q Caieagu Utter the sald Lots at public aAh
ten and se1 tha a4Me. md Al light md equity q -
at addenn1e.sh.t % pN 81 cose sad c1seas1 l..
ns1snee of ofRttaEpa1 md t4ts!ssf ass % 90 aoss
, 1861-09-10

t0EA419E3U16 OF x*&RGxs
Ne following item aoating about
& cxchanges:
1saafactnre Of paper from the leaves Of
-: Is becoming extensive In Austria,
di9eaid to be tDughe1 than ordinary pa-
T3ffn rags, while It Is aluoet wholly fee
(which makes papcr produced from
l.hthis discovery Hm made It Is ce1.
T. :: more importance to the people
ID States than Of azy other part o1
An Paper has become IN article ol
be-nsumpttnn hsre. News journals,
literary weeklies, books and pam
IFly to such an extent as to make
ps, pre- enirenty remarkable tor the
of it, 1terature and Of the taste
o1t In ibis respect there Is no nation
hui comparison with us, and the COZ
III. paper has gone On Increasing se
= make It q matter of the deepes1
po1F cur supplies Of the rsw materia
besfae 70 keep pace with the demand
uHVsht that the deeIdezxtum had beer
brefn the maaufhctare Of psper from
". eached, but 1t has proved very in
"nd Hee~ But If the new aIticl
T con leaves be what is stated, tn
wFm be Of incalculable value to II
N1ghef than either ing or straw pa
bHeE5ee1Y what ne need
, 1861-09-10
-. #uaie 5torta.
TU ST PUBIISHED,- -
ROOT Il CADY'S
Eclectic Piano Forte Instructor.

This book contains al thesca1e and technical exer-
ces required In any work on the Piano. selected from
striking feature Of this book consists II indicating aer
exercise various Pieces Of standard wnich
eans degree OF dtdtuntty the preceding exercise
thus neither wearing outa pupil bY the practice dry
exercisea, fritteItnE away his time Oh Irrelevant
recTeativa pieces, bui while blending Gtudy aud
Systematic ceUree OF instructlou+
Price f1t0 With the usual d1ssount IN Auantitles.
this EQlk beIQ1e puIcnasuE eiseGhere.
, 1861-09-10
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, A1-9uper1er Court Of CaIesxs.

WF1Khk-Att&chment e '0- -~Ma@
rnhhc notice Is heteby gtTen to ths ssad 1s.m
of &c Cie9k q ths Superior Court q Gheaxo, astsG
r.: te1fu ~ g! = p 1st, tut oftSa
LITE r. fos ~ a. TT 3 81 S1 aaaie
sas5 q Gesk County, which sald 1z1t IL beea fa.
New, thereforey unlea you, the said Jsauss Ntxes
saaA pe@on7{ oe and sppeac before tho 6add 99p0.
t1o5 g talc8e oa or ae{uTe tha frsk 1Y al ~
GE of Gh.sago. On the ntst Nondsy u oetsSs1, 4 n
ti8 8sG 9gsGM nall 1ad plesd to the said planf9T
4cGoA 1udgne1t VIII be entered seA1nst yon 111 -
f,yox q taf I'D Ghases Wssht aad - nue5 x -
I EaIne.. WAT;TER K p fsfR ~ ~ fstS5!g NO
, 1861-09-10
E1urHtiQlHl.

DALMER'S ACADEMY has re-
Il opened in the Paglors Of SIS State street. third
door south Of Adams. Henry E Barnes, Esq. gEadu-
and Greek Mops. Le'auiche taoee Il French and
one-haf the usual fates. For circulars please apply
at the rooms.
auAx3v " D. PALMER L. IL, Principal.
, 1861-09-10
]. YOUNG sGA4AON. TFsstse.
Chicago. June Is ISL tj2fgA4tA

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whe hereas.
y Henry Waller and aarah E. Waller, his wtfe sxs.
snted - 70 @ de1EeEed e J. fo9sg scstane@a e. oxs.fa
CORDED IN tha ONCE Of the Recorder q Cox County
nlt1ct& on the 18th tsy e Aa-cr 4 .. 19sa n toeE
laRd snd prsmses t6essn ,aseeE1asd u txgsk = e
trust deed specified; and where's Il provided =
said deed that case de5sat should Be made ,! ssl4
ehEuld respectively become due. "ccctdIng - AeE
tenor and effect t6en, on application Ut Hoksaho z
shcaId he lagfa! t5r tsd sesE1on 70 se aaa dspGse
benefit snd eQrity of reds@=e.cn OF said Wanar AID
, 1861-09-10

T ETT9R HEADINGS AND
Il 1{EEYBlovE8. uttA EAticEel Hs.n.ems II cessfs,
, 1861-09-10
Ga=Bartner<1tp Nntitks.

TO-PARTNERSHIP.-Theun un-
~ 4ezsiEaed haye tha dAy formed CeFaH1sI
ship fbr tie Transaction OF 8EHEaL CQ&&t6
SIdN BUaINEsS. under The ttJls q Ell 4 Ea1Me4
eeY eHN1T n, 81. HOIEK8
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-26
Dr. y. R0ree EfOHS'
imperial Wine BitterS

Are prepared by an eminci AID sk,llful physician
who has used them successfully in his practice for
the att twenty iive years. The proprietor, before
PURCHASING the exclusive right To manufacture and
sell DR.. Bovee Dods' Celebrated Imperial Wine
Bttcrs, had them taStcdby two distinguished mcd-
cal practitioners who pronounced them valuable
remedy for disease.
Although the medical men of the country, as a
general thing disapprove of Patent Medicines, yet
we do not believe that n respectable Physician can
be found in the United States. acquainted with
their medical propricties, who will not highly ap-
prove DR. J. BOVEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE
I'll TIERS.
In all newly settled places, where there is al
ways large quantity of decaying timber from
which poisonous miasma is created these bitter s
should be used every morning before breakfast.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-26

IN allitIon to the pay a. above stated, one ra-
ton Der day anl al abundant supply of good
cothnr i allowed 70 every soldier. Quarter.
fl,,l i'rl rnrdc Il attcnd,nce awav: prov idcd
by the Government without deduction from the
sp'.i.er'> pa. LA soldier should become disabled
ia the line Of his Iu:ics, the law provides for him
r pension. or he rav, if he prefer it, obtain adj
mission into the Miiitlry Asylum. which Will afford
him "A comfortable home 50 long as he may wish
10 receive it, benefits.
To the above pay for private soldiers must be
al led the additional &, a month to be paid during
service, the 500 bounty at the end of the war;
winch has already been provided for, and the quar-
ter section of Ian that Congress will provide for
NJ is comm" session. The bounty and land apply
to officers and privatcs alike.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-26
DR.. DOds Celebrated Wine Bitter
Are TnSslrba Sse6!

For Sore Throat, so common among the Clergy,
they are truely valuable.
For The aged and infrm, and for persons of Il
weak cons,iution-iOr Ministers of the Gospel,
LAWYERS, and public speakers-for Book Keep
erS, TaO:S, Scamstresses, 5. udcntS Artists and all
persons leading sedcntary life, they will prove
truly beneficial.
As Beverage. they arc wholesome, innocent,
and delicious TO the taste. They produce all the
exhilarating effects of Brandy or Wine, without
intoxicating and are a valuable remedy for per-
sons addicted to the of excessive strong drink,
and who wish to refrain from it. They are pure
and entirely free from the poSoipS contained III the
adulteratcd Wines and Liquors with which the
country is flooded.
These Btters not only CURE, but PREVENT
Disease, and should be used by all who live in a
country where the water bad, or where Chlls
and Fevers are prevalent. Being entirely limo
cent and harmless, they may be given frcel' to
Children and Infants with IMMUNITY.
Physicians. Clergvmcn, and temperance advo-
Gates. act of humanity, shonld assist in
spreading those trul, valuable BI TIERS over the
land, and thereby essentially aid in banshins
Drunkenness and Disease.
In ALL AFFECTIONS OF TIE HEAD, SICK
Headache, OF Nervous Headache, DR..
Dods' Imperial Wine Bitiers will be
found to be mostsa lutary and Ellica
cious.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-26
Ieeal 4otifrs.
attachment Notice.
State Of Indiana, Marshall County, SIS:
In Justices Court.

Complaint on Attachment,
Sylvester Beals.N
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause has
filed with me his complaint attachment, and it
appearing that the defendant. Sylvester Beals, is
non resident of said county, and a summons hav
ing been returned not served uoon him, he is here
by notified of the filing and tendency Of said
complaint, and that unless he apper, answer de
muir thereto Mt the calling Of said cause, the
18th day of December. 1861. at 10 o'clock. u. m.
SAID complaint will be heard and determined in his
absence. HENRY McF ARLlN, L.
uov2l 42t3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-26
Mcaital.

The evidence in the possession of DR.. Ro-
back, which is at all times accessible TO the public,
establish the following
FACTS
That the BLooD PURIFIER and BLOOD Pitts have
been proved By analysis to
CONTAIN No MINERAL,
That they cure the almosl universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA,
with nnerrinq certainty, and i'll very short time.
That after all other medicines have proved useless
they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore the health and strength ofthe sufferer
THAT SICK FEMALES,
who have languiShed for years in helpless weak
ness and dependency, rccupcratc with great rap d-
ity under their invicorating operation. That all
sexual disabilities are removed by their cordial and
gentle stimulating properties. That they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
howeverth they may have been trined with abused ;
that their direct tendency is to lenSthcn iife and
rcndc' it ENJOYABLE. That operating directly unon
the poison Of the disease in the biood they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
and discharge from the STEM every faint OfScrof
ula, whether hereditary otherwise. That they
RECRUIT DEEIIIrATED,
and there Is no disease of the Stomach and Bow
els. the Liver and Nervous System, the Skin.
Glands or Muscles
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES or DISTRACTIONS OF THE
BLOOD OR SECRETTONS,
in which they do not give prompt relief and, f ad-
miuistcred before the very citadel of life has been
invaded,) effect painless and perfect cure.
Bear in Trind that the ScANDrNAvIAN VEGETABLE
Blood FILLS are endorsed by the experience of
thousands of living witnesses, who in letters. affi-
davits, medical works and bv word of mouth, pro
claim them To be the very best preparation of the
kind ever offcredto the broken down victims of
i'll health. They hunt disease through every ave
nue and organ of the system, and expel it thor
oughly and permanently.
No one can doubt their superiority after one sin
gle trial-they are not only better. but in fact
cheaper than any other Pills. for it takes a less
number OF them TO produce better effect.
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pu-
rifer, 81 per bottle, or s. per hafdozen rthe
scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, IS cents per
box, or ; boxes for ST.
Read DR.. Roback's Special Notices and Certif
Gates. published in conspicuous part of this Pa
per from time to time.
DIR. Roback's Medical Almanac and Family Adj
vser containing great variety of interesting and
valuable Medical information, can be hai gratis OF
his Agents throughout the country
In difficult or complicated Cases, DR.. Roback
may be consulted personally or by letter enclosing
one Stamp for the reDly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-26

The many certificates which have been rendered
u.s. and the letters which we arc daily receiving,
are conclusive proof that among the women these
BitteS have given satisfaction which no others
have ever done before. No wou an in the land
should be without them, and those who once use
them will not fail TO keep supply.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-26
Physicians.
Dentistry.
DR.. A. O. BORTON,


Surgeon Dentist. Ply mouth, Indiana. Whole or
partial sets of Teeth inserted on the most ap-
proved plans. Special attention paid to the
preservation ofthe natural teeth, and irregular
itv of Childrcn's teeth corrected. Fangs and
difficult teeth extracted with or without Chloro-
form. Can be consulted Mt his office at any time
except on Mondays aud Tuesdays.
flee in Pcrshn-'s block, up stairs, corner of
Michigan and Gano streets. 49tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-26
WatG.tsIil:,I<cI..
JOHN M SHOEMAKER,

Dealer inv tchcs, clocks and jewelry, Plymouth
Ind, keeps constantly on hand clocks, watches
breast pins, ear rims finger rings, lockets. etc
Clocks and watches, ETC., repaired in the hes
manner possible.