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4 CApEMY OF MUsIC-ITALIAN OPERA

NOTTSCUALk - NIBLO' NAIIUUN.-Au-
~ mission 81.
Seat, can be secured. without extra charge a. Bee.
Sebirr,-rs No T0l Broadway, and SHELLS. Wal ST.
GOTTSCHALK's GRAND EVENING CONCERT
THIS tYENISG (Nondsy), MARCH II.
Mr. GOTTsCHALk i'll enjoy the cooperation %
Nlle PATTI, BRIGNOli, MANCUSf SUsINL
GOrrsCUALRS MATINEES CONSTRUCTION,
AT IRVING HALL.
Admission II. Seats be secured without extra charge.
THE ONLY MATINEE D'INsTRUCIl0N
will take place a. living Hall on
TOMORROW Tuesday the 18th inst at o'clock
when SIR Got'schak will play upon instruments placed
the Of tho and rargei be ~,hu te
line of sight all present rnd enable Mr. Gottschak
with those present. and explain what they may desire
have made clear them.
no OTHER ARTISTS
win take part this occasion. The srss,cs will he
exercised 10 make the Matinee social and commute
as possible, 30 that Il may be source of real
AMuSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION.
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re- Never before wa. half much expense risssd r2f
liz 40 much e,trsoTiiusry and truly YsuaDr nos, rt1-
led Tor only 2s cents hence there be hOtREE ADhls-
SIOSS
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CTEAM JOB PRINTING at low prices
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sep.u.rt.
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~ IN. MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON, csp.
ured By OLD GRIZZLY ADAMS the world renowned c'ir-
and 0pper IL the most OF these zero
cou. and hitherto nntsmsd animals caught alive and s
worth alone the price OF sdntsOn to the Museum.
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BbiIaeelpbta, 8ilmtngtOn = .ase
3l Il. 8altimDre Gilenbd1n. &c.

hem 6 u. IS Wl. Na&nfttaassue. p~afagtfre f5unen du6 NIT ben
5n. 25 W. Mbtnbsus mad Wilmington NO fe pom GUnbuttea
chen Gbed btiOnnen aas iOsann init benz 8 u. 80 @. gaprsen
sma weitcr reiieu tDnneu. @
Nabsrt @ustnnft ertGtitt am 9egrt tn @feEpsntar. Ser gsemt
(M1Gt1,fD Ha4bF e SntIlt1H @ % ~ -, Agcnt.
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O"' aer &u9d, Coer DurA @elapIre ent-

Geher 6pIbot d. tuuUII lNV. Il
NSsni.in 1T rherer Batrpie fann @Hn6en erbolten. unb teine
mn Siutmrut. Der orteder bafir. ais 9Oapwop's PileH
amoenbIldld isItft perbtnctrpunoete tbnnte ieiae gsunSen
| oIe2bIiben 0iutulent perleben ~snn er fb nit Gem nnper
| SSnneen binein, i6nliert etras UNI N@r 8eBt bahtlbe in bic
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SSnno npr,npeuoen. . @nttin.
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manns iOute ptsle ousseseubnets Dseblila enlealtsa. ~
@arnuns. Refine fnc d6t mella nl9t 0te 9sOt'e sYDn.
paO Stem: ySSrt un0 aOnson. ais g9 Sa4 e5.r saa, tn ,r 1sss'
Blatte bes I'm elan8Sbnbe8 nm teoea aDpl Ossr naE s S,sa y . y
bar limb, man tann fe beutlih ieben, penn man o8 Cleit Is
aen bas 2,dt bait. Sine btbl9e 8slOgnun9 w1e SsSs
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Hno Der ciptLiIirten Welt.
Snou iport pief, weun man bic 8rDBeren S@a4teln ntn1a
o.fasos r0 db14,iI
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N4ssrtseuae. @nrOtpa ara
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EH@aEk&H Der tnttrsei&ntte lat felt ststabauers.fGan o.
HHal.sssSSa8 1870 Nprtbftr. aa4 @de ern
k$S%S%4#MA @nhs unb SErpberifftr

perteet, NIB merSen bprt aus 9orteu 1rabaetnt. Mpnumentt u,
nmf ntEsltdf fetne Mrt ansefertiet. Die @rdbf&rifteu Uerbtr
nmf gerIansen IN beutfGfr, e~naltfder pber anberer Shrtft etnge.
grdbeu. 8erner ~Ibernsbme Id a1t SSrtUmmenben Stentauerar-
ttten an Scdtduten u. {. ID. unb BIN TN Stanbe @erstetInacr
auf'S 0ehmatbDGhe mad benz Bdufule Der @ebduse Gn3ubrtn8fn
(Dfntf5S S. Wtnternt9tt. s.
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3ronfe nnS Gmtfr6ftete !

Or. Spa1ne'8
3ulammenseiebter Sprup BON Wtlpftrlhen.
gsuust uab ~empfSbIen bon ten beriituttefien aerstet ais
baS fder1te uno ~9epttee Wttttel in Der 9eullna bon BART
nddiesn Suiten. G1tdltan8sn. groa9itis. @nstl %iiitistett,
ga,stsrH gsdn Di1l's n S Sn llri g! 5rtsTsnt. G StrsprSsue s@g siRtI
Gdmtr, in Der Sette unb 8ruA, 0%erstlopfen ODER Ssr5trant.
belt, allen 9aIss, 8rnft- nno Sun9enleloet.
Or. SwdNne'S
,u1arlmenaelbter SYrup bon Btlpfirlhen
beiubet Fb iebt User elm giertel Sabrknnhert Sor Der @elt
OF. Swa9ne'S
su1ammenaeIebter Sprup bon 0ilbfirlAen
pirS ausereitet unter Der numutetbaren Infiidt rrr Or. $.
gpa6Se, etnee seiGidt,n arstes. Der feline profeifCHene aaul-
babn nit cem pt6isen 0rrtbeiI elmer reseImd6i9:n meo5ini
I9en sitoRns. IN etrer Der beitsn mn altslt.n S@ntsn N
philadelphia. ia nisleidbt in Der GeIt. an8etreten: " eieEte
nohber einen iebliden Germtn IN rem RDiloeslpbta Gtefer'
Iarp, unb NOT uteIe Sabre lang Irat int SolfttaI uao alten
Arntenbaus iener St1et.
d. SwaYne's
3ulammen9elebter SYrup BON WilDfirlHen
IL baber sana s~upsrtiiTg tein neues u%ugeprafte' Experiment.
~Icnnern Elm pBnis ererObtes NaitteI. bos in Ganienoet bon
6anttIten in beIen! unb i'm &mSlanbe gepranHt tpirb.
Or. Swapne'6
su1ammen1eIebter Sprup BON WtlDtirlhen
1T bic ,pria1tsue uab ein,ie G6te" 3ufan ~meniesuns non L.
ttn fdabbarsn Baum. bic trhe wel6e ientaIs tn btsieal 9anbe
sutertitet Turee. un6 Die etnSt9ec usl6e Ell reaeln1aBtger
Nrst subereitet, obaleth bic Nomen BON betannten Ner3ten 3us
bereitunsen BON sSlIbtiri6tn ~beiSeleet Itno. se ober nibt$
nit iBrsr gere:una gu tbnn tabea, uno wet9s @amen bent
ieIben nur bsiseiGs fin, be aber nidt5 nit lbrer 8eleitun9
III tbun baben, UNI ibueu etnen 0tuf at UeIi6afen nnc Usrs
mittelit ~csrIelben BEN Tertauf hr Nie osim BEL i~prslpien 2en
len ~sufBrtern. l..
Or. SwaYne'8
,u1ammenaelebter SYrus BON WtlbfirIden
8erseffet Mot! boe tbr. wean Der Ssib rsritOpft Deer
ntdt binIdn9li9 often iein iolte
SraYne's Sarlapartla uno 2beer=Ytaen
In gerbinnuAs nit benz NuttrI9et e prup netnet; bet
GiGen Fnb EN- i6nenes r~einisenbes sarirmittsI. 6as aae bSe
@anablonr erp naen aus tent Woee1 nnb ben gfbdtmen ent.
iernt, poburd p6lise g. iuuobeit berseftelt pirb.
AE- 3ubeleltet ansi9lieBli9 bur@ Or. s. Swapnc,
pbitaoeIpbta.
gine 8or wirb per gOt franco Ssisnbet bel gmpfaas ben
rs Gents.
Wlan ubreltre @efeaunsen AT
DE. S. Swapne Spbn.
LA gecrb s. ctr. @buaosIpbta.
@elfauft Bel:
Siadc 8. @Oot, rs Saltintoreiir.
9. g. 9attce, 10S 80lttmcredt.
s. 9afeR6aI9, 8rCaopop nn6 @antou Gptnue.
5. So. R66ltng, s5 Droabipap. San1 II
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Mmertfaniic9e Oefnnbte bet frents
0eu 0Gfen.

@bar!eS 8. Npfns, MaH. Gnglanb.
61IaHxed Weq1atpr.
ISM. 6. DaStpn, q. 6 Grantret6.
&a1ius SO. @lay, 6Y. &ublanD.
Sarl SGmra Wtsc. Spanten.
Sames 6. Sarpey, ga. Yprtugal.
5. 9. Sanfprb, @pnn. 8elgien.
Sames G. Ntte, Me. Meperlanbt.
0rabfprb 81. @ppb. 81. q. Danemart.
Sacct 6. 6albeman, ga. S9w. & Nprtp
Ncrman 9. Subj, 81. Vreuben.
Wnlun 8nrlineame, Man. @btna.
@eprae g. Go9s, 81. S. S6wet;.
@ecr9e .. Mar16, gt. Sarbtnten.
JtufuS Rtn9, Nts. Npm.
Ibumas @Orptn, Ottp. Mertcc.
\. 9. Dtdtnlpm, 81. o. Ntcdra9ta.
gltIba WDustY, Gal. Guatemala.
NQen q. Burtan, Rp. Nem Granada.
5}ames 80. @ebb, 81. .. 8railten.
Sacpb 80. Yalmer, ga. Nreeattn. 8unb
lbpmaS g. Self ion, 81 gbtlt.
D. 6. Cartier, 0btu 8pltotU
:. SpD MiprrtS 90. Imrtet.
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6reiwiatse AGtuns!
l1nhe1pnnenbeitpn her Gu0enb.

@eIdtpare uno 6rebS, 8ealen uno &nl6weQunsen perbed,
pclninbis furtrt. wenn bic BiQen Nbenos uRo Dtrr9en8 &C.
npHmen wercen uno bas Eintntsnt sebran8t, ME es bic &C.
crutten Bprl6riften bela9en. Anf ir8sno elmer lSeie btban.
belt, bred n bieielb,n wieeer ouf elmer ancern Steae aus.
OaS Omiment bttnSt bic SenGi8teit binwes uno Der putient
erbant ie ne prnfpnuene @eiunntelt pieber. Sci IGlinnler
S6aen Wenbe man etwas gprf9t an, nm elmer lan9en Rur
9a0raubeu8en $3.50
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@fienbdbftett &c.
S1euer uttb mtcbttger 66DrpInn-
ia Baltimore II. ShiOsGtfenbGbtt

Steiner nnN mtcbttger 6GDrpInn+
~ Baltimore n. SbiOs@tfenbGbm
7 an aa6 rad benz 16. Stunt 1862 eebsn BITE 8iss rte tciet'
Ter YcISud spii6en Baltimore, 8betltn9, ParfcrSpnr9
unb alien Ynntten res WftenS osrIdbt Baltimore (ScHata8s
-ausaenommen) I'M $40 ~DtDrsens.
Gin Dur6 .accomObaticnSsnl fir ale Tbeue teS Mefens
rerl6Bt Baltimore UNI 6 ubr NbencS. nf-
Der 6rebertd=N ccDmnlpbatton8= 3u9
Serldst Baltimore fur 8reberid nnb BITE baswtffen ~ltesentet
pIdst tdelt6 nm a ubr 80 Dftnuten Ndhntttags NIT Nus
ndbrht beS SDnntdgS, unb erretht Srepertd nm III. 40 Wt.
MbenbS; verdict BET Der mudtetr Nrebertd UNI $50 Wrrnt+
urb lanai In Baltimore nm 9 u. 80 W. Wittnssau.
Der @0tcDtt' 81 W1tl8@ Ncccmcbattpn8s 3ug
sebt tdehG NIT &nsndtme bes @Onntass we fclstt
UerI66t Concentration UNI 20 II. OILS Bcrnitt. tb Tim
1 AS itnb 500 gfa&1a.
upn GnteOtt,s Geias UNI TAO II. liz gRprsfas, nnb nm
3.15 une g. 20 Hahm.
Gad Waibingtpn urb benz SIDen
stten Ste Bulge nm $50 mb 7.4O II. 10 u. gOrnitaaA iSrie
nm $50 unb 6, 10 geddnittoss.
Mm GSnntc a um a 80 unS 40 DfOretns.
Bon WaIbingtpn
tint 600 am6 7.40 Ii. IL Il. gptmittdes unb 80 unb 500
Wdhr. Nn Spnntdg nur 9lnhnttttaes UNI . 80
Der brittle unh finite 6us BON Baltimore pnD Der 5rette
uno btette Bug BON N1ofttus Tpn baIfsn an ben Neos Stu, Dnen.
Der Bwfits unb finite Bug BON Baltimore unb ~2SuiIin9tpG
itCtt nit Der MnndDplts Balm in 0erbiuoun9.
EIs5- gDcgen qtfet&, Musfunft, Bnbrt U. {. 70. renbe man
10 an s. L. @nglanb, &sent on Der Etdet-SfFeE
@laf enfattpn. 80 M. .. SmttP,
Tr6uSpDrtlftCnsmciler, BaitImDrt.'
e. ID. &rIt @eterat-gtGrtesr (Mu16,iO
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

The undersigned administrator Of the estate OF
Willis MathcwsOo, deceased. will on tbs 9th day
of September next offer for sale all the ersonal
property of said decedent, except so much thereof
as has boon taken by the widow at the appraised
value thereof. Said sale will bc at the late resi-
dence Of the decedent.
credit of six months will be given all
sums exceeding three dollars, the purchaser CIV
ing note with approved security, waving all bene-
fit of valuation laws. All sums of three dollars
and under, cash in hand on the day of sale, Aug
eth, lSG2. + NJ MATHEwsox, Admir-.
Plymouth, Aug. 6, 1862. WI.
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Il III Z
D 0 IGLl is ND II 9RIsI

The Diploma of Membership of the DOUGI
MONUMENT ASSOCIATION, beautifully ca
graved on steel, about nine bv twelve inche. a.
dimensions, is ready for distribution To sab
Scribers TO the Monument fund. The enora, -
consists of two full length vimettc~. co.
portrait of the deceased statesman. arri
America offering a wreat beside D.
view Of the grave on the shore of LAX
it now appears at c. ttage Grove.
To all persons forwarding to the 4 soc
one dollar or more, will be sent one of { ese H.
plomas, with the name and amount duly iu-,t
therein; and signed 10y the President ana S,r.
tarv.
Contributors in the sum of ore dollar ~
come life Members of the Douglas Momum
Association; in the sum of twenty dollars. Homo
RAW Life Members and in the sum of one hen
dred dollars Honorary Life Members ofthe Bos. O.
of Trustees.
All editors who will insert the above in IT,, .
daily, weekly or ri-weekly issues three n,nfrl 81
with an occasional notice TO advance the oi.e O.
view, will have forwarded to them immediate, d
Diploma Honorary Life Members OF this As
citation, spon the receipt by the Soeief
of their paper containing the foe
WALTER b. sc 49,.
LEONARD w. NoLK, Sec'v.
N B.-Local receivers am -olic.,,
buttons are being authorized in the l",. -sst
to take charge ofthe interests of the 49,, ..r.o
Pamphlets and circulars, containing the orgr
zaton, constitution. hye-laws. and the appc,..
be sent 90 all who will forward their add~e,..
Communications should be addressed to -,
rotary Douglas Monumnnt Association. Chicac,
| Illinois" 10
D. MCDONALD, Agent for plymouth and vi
cinity.
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vi. "A. q. PACKARD.
Attorney and Counsellor al |.
PLYMOUTH. IND

MOUTH, IND
COLLECTIONS Tax Paving and F>amina-
~ ton oftitles &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. STAG, Tecum
sch, Mich; L. C. Berry Co. Bank ors, Adrian.
Mich; J. 5. Dunlap, Esq. indianapolis. Ind; n.
VI. Oglesbee, ESQ.,, County Treasurer Plymouth
Tie has associated with him in practice Hon
James Bradley of LaPorte Ind. whose assistance
he will have at the sitting ofthe Circuit end Com
mon PleasCourts of this county Will practice in
adjoining counties.
Plymouth, March 22.ls60. Off
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LOST.

n y or abort the oath day of July, 1862; a
Opocket book, cOntaing small amount OF
money, AMI note on Joel Parker for $500, and
one James Lynch for S27. All persons arc
cautioned against purchasing either of these notes.
will paya liberal reward to any person return
inc the pocket book and contents TO the Democrat
Office ut Plymouth JOHN WALKER.
No. 21tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-04

IT TELLS YOU OF Breeding, Breaking Stab
Feeding, Grooming, .Shocing. and
thu general Management of the
horse, with the best modes of al
mlnisering medicine, also how TO
Biting, Kicking, Rearing, Shy
ing, Stumbling, Crib Biting, Rest
lessn, -, and other vices to which he
is subect; with numerous explana-
tory engravings.
TT TELLS YOU Of the causes, Symptoms, and
treatment of otrangles Sore Throat,
Distemper, Catarrh, Influenza, BrOn-
chitis, Pneumonia, Pleurisy, Broken
Wind, Chronic Cough, Roaring and
Nhistling, Lampas, Sore Mouth and
Ulcers. and Decayed teeth, with
other diseases of the Mouth and Res
uiratorY organs.
IT TELLS YOU OF the causes, symptoms and
treatment of Worms, Bots, Collie.
Strangulation. : ony Concretions,
tuptnrcs, Palsy, Diarrhoea. Jaun
dice. llep1tirrh9ea, Bloody Urine,
Stones in the Kidneys and Bladder,
inflammation, and other diseases of
the Stomach, Bowels, Liver and Ur
mary Organs
1T TELLS YOU OF the causes, symptoms and
treatment of Bone, Blood, and Bog
SPAWN. Ring Bone, Sweeme, Strains
Broken Knees, Wind Calls, Found
er, Sole Bruises and Gravel, Crac ked
HoOfs, Scratches, Canker, Thrush,
and Corns; also, of Megrims, Verti
co. Epilepsy, Staggers, and other
diseases of the Feet, Legs and Head.
IT TELLS YOU OF the causes, symptoms. and
treatment of Fistula, Poll Evil,
Chambers, Farcy, Scarlet Fever,
Mango, Surfet, Locked Jaw, Rheu-
matsm, Cramp, Calls. Diseases of
the Eve and Heart, &c &c, and
how to manage Castraticn, Bleeding,
Trephinnng ROweling, Firing, Her
mia, Amputa.iOn. Tapping, and 9TH
er surgical operations.
IT TELLS YOU OF Rarey's Method of Tam
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ter, or Stable Colt how to accus-
tom Il horse to strange sounds and
sights, and how to Bit, Saddle. Ride.
and break hum to Harness; also the
form and law of Warranty The
whole being the result OF more than
fifteen years careful study of the
habits, pecuarities, wants and
weaknesses of this noble and useful
animal.
The book contains 3Si papes, approprlatei y
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vi W

" NEX!
III dersigned vii eel It public auction. on
'he 5th day of september. led2 at two O'Clock.
VI precisely. AZ he nprth east corner of Independ
ance, on re Plymouth and Warsaw State Road
i. cuinrify of dtching and grading on said Road.
20 the lowest responsible bidder. Money to he
plid when the work is completed For further
particulars inquire of
TIL MAS MCDONALD
Aug %, alta
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DIE D.

- reside &c 0 James g. Vinnedge. in
r ns ., 81 ne u nst, Nancy Cross.
r-s' ... ia h.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-04

There will be meeting of tn" Marshall Coun
ty Agricultural Socie :, at the cOur. House, next
Saturday afternoon.
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EiiE G6nts.

The charming magic wire fgu-
rante, whose astonishing perform
ances have of late created 40 in
tense n fIirore, will APPEAR upon
her mysterious Invisible Wire, in
her chaste, beautiful representa-
ton of 1.-The Graces." This dc
lishtful Parlor Entertainment has
been received in all the cities OF
the Union and Europe with that
lasting delight which SO graceful a
Poses could not fail TO command,
and Mile. Agnes is the recipient
Of n thousand gems Of well-merited
compliment from the cities, towns
and bamlets in which she has had
the lonor to appear.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-04
Ms DIR. T.. A.
JENNIE vi. IIawLEY, Sec'y.

NEw ELEvATORs.-In addition to the present ex-
tensive facilities in Chicago for receiving grain,
We learn that two first class Elevators are being
bulls on the Seth Branch by OF our leading
warehouse firms, 20 be completed in a few months
and to be furnished throughout with the most ap-
proved machinery, including twenty three of Fair
banks 500 bushel Hopper scales, which is suffi-
cient guaranty that correct weights will be given
Bes des these, tie Messrs. Fairbanks have set in
this city, in little more than year, about seven
" 500 bushel fIopner scales and dozen or so
sma Her ones, making over a hundred in all. So
perfect is the machinery that every scale NAV be
loaded and unloaded in ten or twelve minutes
which gives some idea of the enormous amount of
grain which may be weighed upon them all in a
single day-Chicago Journal
MORGAN, the guerrilla chieftain, is n GOOD iudpc
of something to take as well as of horsoAesb
His thieves. during their brief stay in this p,atc
found 5r..,k our "fIice and steal our
fla wh' tn religouSlv tore up and trampled
tis .-t. ne, also broke into our desk and
stDie no.,iv 90 Btters'' which had been present
ed 20 us ,. d, Roback We are very sorry VIC
~ e, hav y he 3itters with dose of strveb
No. 'rs. 80 -fichmaad (Ky.) Mes,tBqer
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-04
Great Work on the Horse.
The Horses his Diseases.

By ROBERT JENNINGS, VS.,
Professor of Pathology and Operative Surgery il
the Veterinary College of Philadelphia, Pro-
fessor eterinary Medicine in the late Ag-
ricuitural College Of Ohio, Secretary of
The American Veterinary Association
of Philadelphia, etc etc.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-04

Dun judicious and highly esteemed friend, j. :.
ScoTT, is good judge of "times and OCCASIONS
as was evidenced by his bringing large basket
full of choice melons into the Democrat office one
bot dav LAST week
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-04
Soldiers Relief oc:rsy

The ladies' of Plymouth met on the afternoon
and evening of Thursday the 18th ultmo, at the
residence of Dir t. a. Borton, and organized s'The
Soldiers Relief Society," which organization
proved perfect success.
Fereaiter tie meetings of said Society viii be
held at West, rvelt's Hall. on Thursday. Friday,
This week. afternoon ofeach week. for the purpose
OF sewing and knitting.
There will also be a meeting on the evening of
the saTe day, at private residences, to receive con
;ributions for the support of the society.
AL interested and patriotic citizens are request
ed to attend, remembering that the meeting tins
week viii be at Mr.. Heweft's on Friday evening.
All donations from farmers, such as woelen
yarH socks, shirts, blankets etc, will be thankful
iyreceived.
Persons bringing such articles will please leave
I'm either at the residence of Mr.. Hewett or III
store OF Iewett AMI Woodward.
b. order of the society,
Ms DR.. T. A. BoRTox, Pres't
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-04
Exemptions

The examining SURGEON and Commissioners are
us,!- engaged N the discharge of their duties
There great man applicants for exemption
many o. ,hom are found to be in tolerable good
health. o. course many are dissatisfied. and MANY
aie well pleased We presume the officials DO the
,est the, can to suit all and at the time dis
charge their duty. couscientiously.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-04

We cal the attention of those wishing employ
ment TO the advertisements o. Mr. T Mcdonald.
ne has Job of dtching and .radin and the build
ing of n school house. to let, for which the cash
WILDE paid on the completion of the work
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-04
WlIH0UT EXTRA CHARGE.

The great Russian Elk, IL feet
high, captured in the wilds OF
Siberia, trained and tanned by MIR.
John Robinson, the only one ever
seem in this country.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-04

late from the Theater Francois,
Paris, and Theater Royal, 81.
Petersburg. This thrilling and
intcnselr Interesting Performance
is a,sa one Of classic effect and his
torical "reminiscences, being in
tended 10 reITesent one of those
terrible scene, i'm Ancient History,
when the Roman Emperor Nero,
has the Christian ladies cast in
among the Monsters OF the Forest.
Mdlle. Eugenie's enactment OF the
tragedy is superb, and her control
over the animals 30 complete, a. to
enable her TO go through with the
great Act in perfect security.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-04
GRAND ENTRANCE
EUGENE De lORfsE,

Into the Den Of Wild Beasts. and
Terrific encounter with a ferociouS,
unnamed lion, Icy the lovely, fasei-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-04
NILE. ALICE.

The very Incarnation Of Beauty,
Grace, daring, dashing effoct,
style snd fascination. To attempt
any thing like a description Of this
wonderfully brilliant Equestri-
enne, within the limits of a sem
tence in n newspaper advertise
ment, would be absurd. We must
refer tho public to the Press of the
United States and Europe. No
tees will be found copied from the
leadiug Journals, in each paper in
which r.Iis advertisement appears
Differing entirely in style from
I'll othe- this Child of Genius
rides with the most perfect aban-
dor and fearleSsnesS, her magn;fi-
cent form assuming naturally tho
most graceful and classic positions,
her face lit up with a sweet smile
of modest confidence, and her fine
eye sparkling with genius and
pride of her daily successes. IIer
noble horse knows his mistress,
and seems to enter with all tho
spirit IF his generous nature into
the general excitement which her
immense achievements universally
create. a. they dash around tho
arena there is splendid harmony
Of daring style and grace. and
deafening cheers proclaim another
fy-f,f,g.aT ron