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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
N. Y. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce

Fon rnH wxzs ENDING wxpsE.DAr, Ara 20 1854
lEspO'sed exclusively for IHl n X TRIBUNE oJ DxsS
Noricg TO CoysIeSoRs EAas PRoDrcE-Put every.
thing order Mara pin indsbls dectioos on svsy
cl- Also tuck hill Of particulars inside Of one package
marked BILL and always send ono By uiaii Win peuos
when and how things are forws ded
CosussToss-for selling Heres Fruits &c, where peck'
returned aud small lots Of sud 10 v cent oshes
are Tor sales Of good Produce In good ords
a, wholesale such Farmers realize aud mos 'oooefs %
BrrrkR-iL- stock in market gate light .ndths receipts
The demsud COR Cs iforis tss BEEN active dun
Tie ,euduey hs. b-en upward. and slight ad us DO
The sesere experience Of Isst summer has s Do
lsrss r,oci. ar. .oppsd to 20 He in West, wiz
I'd upon market In the tsi The receipts oil state
been quite light during the umsr whl's
tue mike !. ihougDt TO he very oieste ices have
pya ed though uuch better thsns year ago and ths export
demand h.s been fully net pces e Lish apparently
AFFORDED Cautious parties pot forward tn-se f.cts
for expecting pces will rne low daring the AL
Try s worm eO"'ids52s , by s e,.T ss Wssae'
" s,h ,uos. State. chill 9.s Reserve. choice IA oD
hAiinrs sts. en...5 giS Fdkins rem. and '" =, "a,
rao. frk ia e,.sr Is dl6 frkia' Wee stsse' ~,
Ds .1,s ,sd mixed ss stats. :i 81 81
IH.Es market continue. n IN snd sciye aud fse-
tions ad'ssee De quo ed The exp ' 70 Ensc nAvs
been large boy nd pr-cedens for the sumner months and
plc-. attained altitude highly grstysne ~ dA yner
cautious operators shil it Dad tim to contrsct Tor ~ az
livery and ook Tor u"fvof.oie nr"s ILom TOE o,Ie, a
within the e~ weeks. Daymsn who now SCI of o"As
reported the couny onBns 20 De con-
t,nt whatever future may nave IL store. We e:
Cnro. extra cho,c- as, Quo Cheese .1tra ch1 ~
CIeee choic......7 al, Do d., poor to sood..a 7oi
G. &c ., poor TO isr... % az ! ,..,-
bgAss-Tne market IL not active. but hm ID u.cps"'s
Of the srg. requirements oil toe CovefhInen We qi"ss
tpacssges includcdl: - -, ma, q.
ice, Sbu p .0G2 ~ htdaeychotce fou'E o'Va ="
do cnrn good = lOdZ 70 Marrow, Gu v ou o",'s ~
Pea choice, bush.3 7DQl BU d. com 70 goodS sV@s |"
Ihoos IoKs-t- N, JdIc
BEEswAI-t' n. SIC.
LIVE FouLrkI-We quote:
Tukrys 9, fD........ nO2 Geese Y ar'''.'i 20 -
Fowls ~ B........... OO-lDucfs y pair SoU "
The Egg srkst without ovcment and there
lots be sold Tor
Nor. rifle IL forwarded ordinary freight, os should
raDy used for packing durbg tue warm wossDer
quote Tor actusl count OF good: -
siste Penn. Choice w estsrn' Y dos'.''''' s~s
y doz ..............l DUll
irI1hgks-We quote: weWe n. enoics - 4o0fc.
FKrss Ms.rs-iouutry cousiGDors frequently leave ~
" . quota
n utt.u r.rcssses....b a PorA, lgnt...
I'm. y n .......... a Veal csTc.ses. y Dab %
\ esi ~ b............ Itd M.
t,AxE-lg ons mould be picked AID packed 10 ice we
auo,e: Wild Pigeons picksd doz O. Sqnaos sne.
Z, dog s. "a = -: squads. Wild. doh sL~si ~
Iyid Pigeons ,slIfeo, dos. Si 2s1sl aO "oodcock,
|, p-ir 5Jao9c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

pe,n in xood Isque,, al 3Id Us cash and
months for ',ern ia, sfe .si ey. > .r,b se
90 c.sh Bar commands &c s1d op.e' anu ripe '.'''
mnE-Roeklsnd (, in light supply. ard l. arm at eoc
'ITTvBER-Fs.,rrn spruce snl Pine Timber In light
sup,iv Ard are and IN fa request sales OF 400 W0ee' to
aft. At $i2d a1. os AID $1,000 feet dressed spruce
MoIAssfS-A uited bu.iues. /. doi,s With the trade
whOa, natea ae9ion IN gnec .sle OF - o. a. eaoa
Mu.eoy.d' at 5c 80 hhd', baioaa.e' ~ 90 80 ~,
M. d., NJ fsc. We quote; ~
po,,o )" RIO IS ICubs CIysd........26d2s
NAVAL STORES are si,l very .les ont 10 iuPp'
small price. are well maintained s@'e' oil % Dds 'p'
EfIS are steady at nc Cut aud 4,c for Clincb less
'"e s"cSdr Whale Is les, animated bat the market Is
cru At y gal cash for ras Crude sperm !. ', an,
quiet. bu, stead, .. 81 Jse 20 Tor s1Sd 10 en'e of
and IN barrels Jnde Petroleum 10 ~ Coca request sDu
6nsr Of 600 Dbl. =. lsc hehn,a !. "a ~ stGa
"1d Tbe stock {. isht the desnd Is ami:
olL ,ovS prices s.e Of go = "a 3O0S 80
=, Western and for city in bags aid III ooi' PAL no"
6 MEAL 1. firm at the recent .d,ane. ard Is in lin
,ISs ..ss OF 30 tuus State + 10 per 100 ID cash
,-Ih. Pork msrket Is les active, bui fair
.ua arrSal. a. with limited arrival, price. are nfasr
,,lr of 100 bbi. At II 20 81 ., io Mes. Wv 'n
40 and - - a,2u bols at tl9 73G $l4 for Plain Mes,
a ao . . SO IL for Extra Beef Hams are peseot'd
~ f.
SS thds and tcs 3Gic for Shoulders and odo4c iof
Ian, Lard /, in light supply aud Is h, aud IN good Ie
ale. OF $50 bbs aud at sage Tor Grease ard
"a slc good to PRIME ety. DUE hlu Nnese "1 "a
H. ht aud are III sood dohan" - 'e Improvements
quote: 49, ~a an D., pnxy,, 4 ia m ain -
- p,w.Titv 4 lsd 4 80 iPk. Ia Ms W'ul0 a0Gl0 q
49, NJ. Cty nominal Beef lisnsS bi. Il Oo0l6 50
80 V,,. 81 10 ssdls co Lard, bbs, d.. a. 3.
ecf Meas FIT a 75dl3 IL flans fcN'ei;. - -,
I 81 zine Mesa Hams, DrJ 5alsea.... a O.
Pork Pine Mrail Jpdl o. lalouldefar IleA.eo.- 49,
orh CIR West. r. abd - " oGouiaeIs DIJ S-'e1 > ;;
Oh Mes W.. III 13aii 81
RICE-Csrolius Remains firm at sdbtc with snnh fetai.
.ss. Fast nds 1. steady but not very active sales of ~
bars Ransoon at OF dosc.
sALTFg lEK Ia. napiry is moderate aud We have Only
TO notice Of 20 bags Crude at 3lc 20 days and l0l DO
on prya. Pure Rsnned hrn ., lSe. Nitrate soda
is ted AZ ffc.. cash.
sUdARSw- snl. find very hrn market foT Raw saraT'
though The inquiry has been rather moderate tai
inning readily SIC. Tue transactions embrace shou,
20 hhds at Stdolc for Cuba 81 oc. lor Cuoa Two aac
non sale. place this morning including 93 hide snd ~
bb Orleans "a 9ad 30 10, and 2cc hhds do at
10 sia % o. and mos Refined are Ia small supply and
hrm; quote other than Sluarts at for Eards
llQlic tor Soit Whites. and ei0losc f,r Soh Nel'
Siuars last prices i!tc fer bee. Loa iac Tor
Crushed Grsnuaed and 0ronId lllc for White A. and
l0ic for tello~ c. We quote;
Orleans y ib.",.St dl0! Whites tooIes'....lOinH
p,rto 4 n tai1 RehniIx. IA L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
BKOOKLYN ITEMS

M oo,, nv VOLUNTEERS Fxou KINGS
nv Sao.,a Of Supervisor. have fixed ths following
,ns.r the Last call be fa!sed bx wards ard
soxn, in The Cisy Of brooklyn and county o. hinc'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
Chances tor Rnslnf5s Nlen.

1 RARE CHANCE for Physcian or Drug
\ dt-A DR. STORE 70 sALt. cheap, this o"nrr
fe-iins (, hi- duty 20 back to the T. > a. 90 ge
raane ted 10 have Il lrqDire OF z = VILLA W. 'o
2l6 Est igth,t of Dr. r. v CLAEkSON No. 80 JdhF'
A nRIrG STORE at corner of BOWERY
~ aud GRsND.SP. OF ~ years standing. FOR SALE.
a,riv A. IliJsfER MORGAN No. Pinest.
AZ OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED.
~ A 6fs,.ria., RESTAURANT and DINING SALOON
for SALE on a iod ,LOfoug Lfr, cvuyenieat 20 the mef
ch.nts EtchsngT aud CustOm-ho1s.. neatly hted up ana
A. = God nu.ioe,, AMY al No u Willamst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

Nj 10, has 40 7oa bbl. WHISKY 80 VU oosn " y. 80
IL 40 DO Com a OcJ do oa's, % Phs' ffsV''"'' ~
An, Aj0 10. Lard, loo kess Lara.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
Burning fIulo, Oils, &t.

'Rl DE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
" Received di'ect fom the and wells and
TO- $50 ~ 'ro'es 20 anti, puHe shplng oid.f =. tLs
very lowest Ir''' fs'ss by StIiitfFfLIN BHbIUtfS
Il Co. hos 80 ga I7k Va lsn4 a.. hewiofG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
" oprnprI1NITY SEIDOM OFTERED.
60 8 porismrn.

I b. CROOK, No. 80 Fulton-st., Manuiac-
- ,,rc, md Innor,.r Il FIsUIHG TACKLE Ia all It's
vsrIst. Cutlery Ouus Powder ana shot Nets, fyhes &C
R.psiriDs done 81 short notice Eshbishod IN 1911
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
CItrr5lonS.


NRAND DAlLIGIIT and MUONITUTII
VI EACtB.IONs to PJDGhkEhfsiE sud NitNNr =
DIAJF- ~ DlNtS %, ,f.a.ioai klf ! A. " i'hLk.
"a. ~ Rrctt win low. Ney.Y Il Pier No o. foot
o. Fobin.or.st every TUESDAY and FRIDAY st ociock
"a ispdlre ., CoxIen.'s Cold piins tofnwA H~~hp'gn
r Il ia Low Point Marlborough AID Milton heiii.hf
will leave Poushtecpio al O'cocE a. NJ laudus a. Lo~
Point md Fihk thus ahordins por'nity oi pe'oa'
vs,iug Gue o. the Desuiui sc-n"fy a. TIE nopc
II d,op both hv d.,rht snd npn! reaching Nrw-i IA
,ln.c ha.rLL t.le ~ ihe rIcsI.Ion. 81 Lr-n. ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
Gales bp Antlloll.

A. ~. NRRwfs sacuono-.
DY BANGS, MERWIN Co., Irving Build-
ID iuss kos ~ and SO Breadwsy Sales OF Books -.
op.ry PieuYe, Work, Of Art Fancy boois Furniture No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
Gnmmcr Rrtrcals.

HATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE
" ms ieyorie IL open for TIE rrcep.
sion Of gnes Fois viz dad g. all times an snthozed
ss'n o. TOE oeusk ssauI1ost landing ad Calii sta ion
a. u 10 roo 70 sssst visitors. provide conYeyancs tafo
charge Of t1ru-e etc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

90 10 The SEA SlDE.-1he cars oi The
N Cnuey Island aud Bfoosiyn T. CJmrany arc nov
ur from Fulton aid Ca sTbe eTie TO Chu en-
s,r ,rr.nh.id Grsye-end C"rsy !slnd hi - ~
o. ante f1 shee Bay. Piiss 'arti' I'D Aafpril-
lions AID Pcuir fiie- accommodated on aYpieliion 81 ih
I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

s,,vs 'rb. marx ., much than week We
cots. Jersey .our bows y bol 81 IS; swretoo~- DOL
81 asa pl 50 Summer Pppns. bbL 81 IS Commo"
,rsBarlett. froul the nesrby districts hsSe msds
,beir .pp.sr,nce-q quality very ne price y e, ="
n IS 81, Goa mon Pears. y bbL 81 ScDeE ..o,
PrAcHEs-kec-p,- Il Delaware this day about s'o CIV
.lius AZ ~ 25d 81 IS Jer,ey Pesctes basket 80
dtl rs. -, g.. n.x..
Ptra.-pemsnd light; sales rrnuEeraiive Green esses
b;p soc 10 ~ bush cco ding qualities aud CUSTOMERS
BL,CkBERfaEs-4f bush, 81 5oQ ~
ISwroS BI.oKssRaigs-p pt.basket, 3cic.: 1t'oss'
,dec. - =.
" HoRrI EBsssEs-P bush, ~
DRIED FarIT
The market 10 dull We quote .,a.
Apples state cI., 4 10 D. Do old, n'"'''''''s~S
d. State. iair, p fo...Sl06
ToxAros,-Lous Island. y o,sh. aoo1sc
Bo.ros MARROW SQUAsH-e bb., i'c. =, p
11.s ,'npsSwr,t J7aS1c. l. 100 esrai do Ears
,sSssioss from Mary land selling at SSSsss
leo. aL., ADAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

WHISKY 10 inactive, and the market not quite 6rm
AK bbs Sic. TO- inferior ic for Ssa.e, and 70
5lic Western.
WHALEbOSEi Is duh At former rates.
ZINC /. quiet. but firm, at u d9o, Cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

[Advrr,isementl
DREW Il FRENCH,
e.aorcx ConsssIoN MyRCaASrS
prr,,. CssrsE Eeos, PouLTRv CANA GRAIN, FLOW.
PoKK, &c.
Nc Erie buildings, Nsw.iork
Our motto Il Quick saes sno prompt resnrns' .
R,fsseoes--D T. Martin President OCEAN bAak NsS'isse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

WALLACK's.
w tof.........................Mr WALLACE.
Door opeu at \ commences
iNTIfoIKfH NIGHT or TIE FLORENCE3.
Variety NIGHT
a. FLORENCE 0UADRlLLE5 vy KOPPlTZS FULL
ORCHESTRA
:. THE YASkL1 N0UsEKEEPER-Mrs FLORENCE
ssue NANEEE GIRL
g. LOLA M0NIEL-Mn. FLORENCE as KATHARINE
kLOFJE.
6 CORCOnAN oUiCKsTEP, by KoPPITZ superb Or
cNe-t!a
3 10 conclude vii THE RETURNED VOLUNTEER
NJ. FLOHtNCE spp~as. in sach ti.s-
N0rF -GrG. MICHAEL COkCUKAN vii yi,it hi. Tl,.s
ie having accepted The matt alton OF the Management ra
.ieu.ars iu fiitnfc ldv,rtis.m.uts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

The folio 'ins are the prccs Of certain articles OF
domestic Produce at NewYork on the Is; Of August
ia ach of tho last five years:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03
Cancers Cured or r,O PAY.

DR.. SwANK will be at the Edwards House from
the 18th to the Doth of July. 1S62.
Persons had better call early, "a the Dr's room
is very much crowded generally about noon
liz treats all forms OF Chronic diseases and es-
pecially Cancers, i'll the successful treatment of
which he is scarcely excelled by any Physician in
the west-he cures them charges nothing for his
services. The DR.. has given universal satisfac
ton to his patients, and has cured some very bad
cases here.
The DR.. is regular graduate of one of the
best medical schools in the United States, and
stands nigh in his profession physician, ard
has had an experience of some twenty years in
practice But his rcputalionis too well knewn to
noed recommending. He discards all poisons-
making use only of innocent and effectua rene
dies-selectng and preparing his medicines him
self They arc pleasant to take-not sickeping or
de6llitating, but bracing-and consequently pa
tlents are not deprived of doing moderate labor.
He deals honestly with his patients if he thinks
he cannot benefit them, he will tell them so, as it
isno physicians interest to deceive his patients
See his Circular (Which is half the size Of a
common newspaper contains from thirty five to
forty good certificates of cases of cancers he has
cured. He has also than Il hundred spcci
mems of cancers he took out and and preserved in
shirts
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03

The HpnJiican is somewhat worried
over three line item which appeared in
the Democrat not long ago. relative to the
evacuation Of Fl Miller and says that
an making the statement we incidentally
Int some Of our friends. The item gave
nobody trouble except the editors Of the
Republican, who Of course are our friends.
and probably the ones alluded TO. The
defence which the Republican makes OF
the Fort corroborates this view Of the
case. We make our most humble apolo-
gy for thus hurting our friends Of the Re-
publican, and beg leave to state that it was
entirely unintentional.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03

Ball.
There will be Westinghouse Ball at
Corbin's Hall this evening. a good time
is anticipated.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03
'tOme To- NY Arnns.c

Las: Friday morning three couple Of
youngsters. who were probably in search
Of The elephant. went through some
Performances not laid down in Chester
field. They congregated on the side walk
Ia front of Nussbau:n & Davidson's Gro
Gerry, and played free love. TO the amuse.
ment Of the spectators. One boy got his
girl around the neck; one Of the girls had
her arm around her boys neck; and the
other giri. probably thinking tha, two arms
iull were better than one. encircled her
beau around below the PIT If the stomach
We were about to extend our sympathy
70 the last individual. 10 case he had =
weak stomach; but as he seemed to endure
1t remarkably well. We thought 1t urine
eessary. Having gisen the bystanders
1ncontestibie proof Of their admiration and
affection for each other. they continued
their explorations.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03
The Hog Ordinance.

The ordinance preventing swine from
running at large within the corporate lin
Is of the town of plymouth, went into
effect last Tuesday. and already the num-
Der Of porcine gruuters Is materially dim
inished.
The ordinance has been severely crit
icised and denounced by some. but very
large majority OF the citizens are decidedly
IN favor Of 1t, or scme law preventing
swine from running at large ia the town.
Experience may demonstrate thai the or
dinanCs is not as il should be in ali It's de-
tails. yet we think il will be found TO
answer the purpose for which it was pass
ed. without bearing unnecessarily hard
upon any Of cur citizens. he filth which
the hogs bring to nearly every residence
IN town. the number of gardens destroyed
and alleys and streets rendered almost in
decent by them. is a sufficient reason in
he minds Of all who do not own hogs.
and many who do. TO convince them Of
the necessity of the passage of a law de-
nylng them the freedom OF the city. We
hope to see the ordinance rgidly enforced,
and II any amendments are necessary our
Trustees will not be slow to make them.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored TO health
i'll avery few weeks by Il very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection and that dread disease, COnsumption-is
anxious TO make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used. free ofcharge,) with directions
for preparing and using the same, which they Will
find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, BrOn-
chtis, &c. The only object of the advertiser in
sending the prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which he oonceives to be
invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, asst will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription vii! please adj
dress REy. EDWARD y. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County,
l7m2 New York
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03
announcements.
AZ nITllR

AUDITOR.
rFTER SCIILARB, a. arman township, will
10 i, c,nli,latc before tn Democratic county con
,.e,,oa for the Office OF Auditor of Marshall coun
".
JACOB B. y. KLINGER will be Il candidate
before the Democratic County Convention, for tie
office Of Auditor of Marshall County
ALEXANDER c. THOMPSON will be can
.Iate for Auditor Of Marshall county. before the
Democratic county convention.
HIRAM c. BURLINGAMEw will be a candidate
before the Democratic County Convention, for the
Office Of Auditor of Marshall County.
TREASURER
ALEXANDER c. STAI.EY will be candi-
date before the Democratic county convention for
lie Office of Treasurer of Marshall county.
DANIELO QUINCY will be a candidate be
fore the Democratic County Convention for the
office of Treasurer of Marshall County.
WILLIAM VI. PATTERSON will be can
lidste before the Democratic County Convention.
for the Office of Treasurer of Marshall County
SHERIFF.
HENRY NJ. LOGAN will be a candidate be
fore the Democratic county convention for the of
flee of Sheriff Of Marshall county.
DAVID HOW will be candidate before tie
Democratic county convention for the office OF
sheriff of Marshall county.
JAMES f. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be a
candidate before the Democratic county convcn-
ton for the Office OF Sheriff of Marshall county
JOHN SNYDER. of Polk township, will be a
candidate before the Democratic county cOnven-
ton for the office of Sheriff of Marshall county.
MILES II. TIBBITS will be a candidate be-
fore the Democratic County Convention for the
office of Sheriff of Marshall County.
JAMES ID. WOLFE will be Il candidate before
the Democratic County Convention for the office
OF Sheriff of Marshall County.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03
Celebration at Warsaw.

The patriotic citizens of Warsaw pur-
pose celebrating the 9TH in grand style.
They have made the necessary arrange
ments to ensure good time, and all who
attend will certainly not so away dissat;s-
fed. AS there will be but half fare on the
railroad. fine opportunity is offered our
citizens to visit our neighboring village.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03
Small ESON.

Small PON.
We understand the small pox has made
its appearance in the vicinity of Argos.
eight miles south of Plymouth. 1t has
been in the family of Mr.. Bowles, by
whom it was brought from the army 1t
has also made Its appearance in the family
of Mr. Maxon, in the same neighborhood
No deaths have occurred Such caution
has been exercised az it is thought will
prevent the further spread of the disease.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03
The .ith ut Bremen.

The citizens Of Bremen and vicinity
propose celebrating the 4th in grand style,
and invite everybody to come and partic.
pate with them. The people of that thri-
wing village are noted for their liberality
and patriotism, and will not allow their
reputation to suffer on the occasion of the
4th.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03
New Music.

We neglected last week TO notice the
receipt of three new pieces Of Music. from
The popular and epterprising publishing
house of III. NJ. Higgins. Chicago: oh
ALLEN Hero" Meet me. Love. beneath
The Willow" aud "kingdom Has Come. :"
The hrst two pieces are excellent compo-
s'''Ons. but the last piece we cannot say
So much for.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03
<glElN MANHOOD:
1E-.A1y How Lost, How Restored
Just Published. in sealed envcalope. Price
Six Cents.


Six Cents.
ALECTURE ON THE NATURE. TREAT
ment and radical cure of Spcrmatorrhu,. Semi
nal Wcskncs Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility. and lmpcdiments 10 Marriage generally
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and FITS ;
Mental and Physical lrcapacity resulting from
self Abuse. sc BY Robert J. Culycrwell. VI. d.,
Author of the Green Book, dc.
The world renowned autnor. in this admirable
Lecture. clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of Self abuse may be
effectually removed without medicine. and without
dangerous surgical operations, bouglcs, instru
meats, ring4 corlials, pointing out mode of
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03
Flour Thief.

a man living in the southwest part of
the county, took sack of flour from Bald
wins mill, at Maxncuckee, last Saturday.
The theft was discovered before he sue
ceeded in getting very far; he was overta-
ken, and compelled to return tho flour.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03
Doe Lemon

Says he is just receiving ihe largest.
"sst, aud most varied assortment Of Toys,
ever brought 10 this town Dropin and
see.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03

rETER SCITLARB. a. erman township. will
10 = canli,latc before tn Democratic county con
reptioa for the Office or Auditor of Marshall coun-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-07-03
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