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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-06
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D ENCHANTED ISLAl
BY .. p. TAYLOR.


THE ENCHANTED ISLAND,
BYE. TAYLOR.
A wonderful stream Is the river Of Time,
AZ II runs through the realm OF tears,
With its fAultiees rhymth and musieal rhyme,
A broader sweep, and surge sublime,
And blends with the ocean ofyesrs.
There's magical hale up the river OF Time,
Whore the sottest Of airs are playing;
There's q cloudless sky, and tropical CLINE,
A song a. sweet a. yesper chime;
And the Juuss with the roses are staying
And the name Of this isle is Long Ago;
And We bury cur treasures there;
There are bowers ofbeauty, and bosoms OF snow
There are heaps of dust, but We love Them so!
There are thickets, and tresses of hair
There are fragments Of song that nobody sings,
And part of an infants prayer;
There's a lutte unswept and harp without strings
There are broken vows and pieces ofrlngs,
And the garments she used TO wear,
There are hands that are waved when she fairy
shore
BY the mirage is lifted in air;
And we sometimes hear, through the turbulent
roar,
Sweet voices we heard In the days gone before,
When the wind down the river Is fair. HHr
oh remembered for aye be the blessed isle,
All the day efliie, till night. laJl -
And when evening comes, with Its beautiful smile,
And our eyes are closing to slumber awhile,
MAY that " Greenwood ofsoul be in sight,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-06

alt is now confidently asserted that there
are not ten Republican members OF the
House who are prepared to advocate the i'm.
mediate and unconditional emancipation of
slaves. All hope Of legislation favorable to
this class Of politicians is abandoned, and the
Administration programme of preserving the
Union and Constitution, and enforcing the
laws, is said to be omnipotent in the House .
So says the Washington correspondent Of
he New York Times We sincerely hope
the statement is founded in truth, and we be-
lieve it is. The Administration is on the
right track, and deserves to be supported,
instead of thwarting it by thrusting new is
sues upon it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-06

Y The Poultney Company, letter |,
arrived at the camp on Saturday evening.
The election was held on Saturday morn
ing, Col. Roberts presiding. The COM
missioned officers are:
Charles G. Ruggles, Captain
Charles Clark, First Lieutenant.
A. L. Woodman, Second Lieutenant
On Tuesday evening, Jan. 9th, SER
mon was delivered to the company by the
Rev. George S. Chadbourne, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. A copy of
the New Testament was presented to each
member Of the company, in behalf of the
citizens of Poultney, by the Rev. John G..
Hale, Pastor of the Congregational
Church.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-06

L
p...,; a =. S M SIs ':'. s.ys 'lss 'os
arrive the aav nrsy;o.s Now ,hara -
something about this, /" that Is very peex-
t: ~ the burlington ana Montpelier
a.. 1891 - ~ ~. 0'a s .no
liar" still. the dailv Herald has not bee,
received by us for the last two months
we receive 'he weekly Herald put never
we road n the da;Iu which We nnrchass
every morning. The Herald. unlike the
Burlington, Montpelier and other dailies,
.here Is something ABOUT 1t that is Very
non We s'ar'ea 'ne pa'iy nerai0 we
"il. mat we were entering upon
- Apef'neh' we ie'' 'na'
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which attend upon all new eDterprises,-
The great mass of the people of Vermont.
upon whom we must RELY for support.
were unfamiliar with daily newspaper
having been content hitherto to receive
the news from week to week-and we
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Su'h circumstances we ma ob,iva
al ''i ci'izehS were under some
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f"'- n' p'po'' !
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'n0 ~ ~ 'ss'o VI 'ne A'aiiy' VIC iuf'i'siieu
'"0 '0P''' " '"e eui''' Vi VIC courier -
our carrier leaving them evesy morning
at the Courier office, before the beligerent
editor eff that sheet was out of his bed.
Some two months ago. when the Daily
Herald was in its crisis. and we announced
that it was doubtful whether we could
make it live. without additional patronage
the Courier took unon itself the tasl
attacking !, not marelv and
nolit;cal v;ews.--for with ~ -, =,
have found no fanlt
usefulness a. q MOI. "u' "'''D A'
deavored to >alam ., nvWH, ~Cht
poor NJ NJ : ao;,v ooir 49,,
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THE SITUATION.

gs CD 6 o. aussit
II 10 no doub. true that the state Of the
roads in Eastern Virginia, owing to re-
cent continuous and heavy rains, will rem
der an advance Of the army of the Poto-
mac impracticable, until the frost shall
have penetrated the soil sufficiently to
give it the proper consistency of hardness.
All accounts agree in the statement that
die mud in the roads is unprecedentedly
deep and sticky, and the transportation of
cannon, baggage Wagons, and ambu-
Ances, over such roads, is simply an i'm
possibility. Under such circumstances,
We have no right to infer that the delay is
caused by the laxity or incompetency of
G. IN. Mcclellan. or by the superiority Of
the rebel force. The army is wholly and
sfsctl ally blockaded by mud, even if
there W. ere no enemy at all to oppose its
advance. Let us have patience with the
gods, if we will not have with our gener-
ais. If it sh> ould be said the advance
should have beel.' made before the rainy
season, the answer Is, that the wet weather
which has prevailed fol the past three or
four weeks in Eastern Virginia, has been
unusual. if not quite unprecedented. Ex-
perience would lead Gen. Mcclellan to
believe that it would be just the period of
frosts, instead of the period of fogs and
rains. If, therefore, the execution of the
welLlaid plans of Gen. Mcclellan have
been interrupted and postponed. by the
intervention of unlooked-for physical OBJ
stacles, there is no other sensible way but
to contain ourselves in patience until the
suspicious moment for striking blow
arrives.
The delay of the Burnsia..e expedition,
too, was Caused by the elements, and not
ky the want of skill or foresight on the
part of those who projected the move
ment and commanded its operations.
Such checks are of course unavoidable.
But looking away from these temporary
delays and obstacles, there is everything
in the -" situation" to inspire the belief
that heavy blows against the rebels will
not be much longer withheld. General
Sherman is engaged in active operations
looking to an attack upon Savannah at an
oaIiy day, and it is very possible that the
city may be even now in the occupation
of Federal troops. Our latest advices
give us assurance that the feet had PEN
etrated the tOrtuous waters in front of
Savannah, to point which placed it be-
tween Fort Pulaski and the city, thus cut
ding of communication between the latter
and the Fort.
The Burnside expedition having gov
safely over the "S,wash" at Hattersas M
let, must ere tbs have made SUGGEST,
demonstration upon the N',rtt. Carolin
eoast, ap.d news of imporran. and brilliar
suocesses from that qualter may be e,
pected. at any raoment.
In the West, too, there is activity, al
mus continue to be until the one or Il
9th TT side is vanquisbed and broke
w Z, have no fear as to the result.
In short, we expect 10 obtain news OF
mos, important character from this tir
onward, until the rebellion is complete
crushed.
y The Poultney Company, letter
arrived at the camp on Saturday evenir
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-06

Don't cry, little boy, Did he bit you
on purposeF'.s No, he bit me on the
head" 'szasl -aa- ss-a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-06

"A circulating library mas been estab
iished in Burlington.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-06

Gooo ApvIcE.-An exchange paper
very APPLY and truthfully says: I" B sieFe
you 20 shopping, look at the advertis ..
ments Of = newspaper. The mar who
ads .ssises lioerally IS a dealer, he sells
more goods than old iogies who hide Their
light under a bushel, and is, therefore
able to sell cheaper. A word to the
wise, &c.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-06

&At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Bank of Poultney, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected Directors
for the ensuing year: r,
Samuel P. Hooker, Joseph Jos,in,
-Poultney; Lucius Copeland, Middletown
.Zenas G. Ellis, Fairhaven; Gustavus Buel
.Castleton. - rar =
S. p. Hooker. President; Merits
Clark, Cashier Edward Clark, Teller.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-29
Ees.. y. Ee0EeTsI eserse'
WiNF HITTTng.

from al who have not need them We challenge
the world 70 produce their equal
These BitterS for the cnrc Of Weak Stomnchs.
General ~ bility. and for Purifying and Enrlchinr
the Blood are ahsolu.clv unsurpassed hy any other
remedy on earth TO be assured ofthis it Is only
necessary to make the trial. The Wine itself IS
of superior quality, being about one third Stron
gcrIhan other wines; warming and invigoraiinr
the whole system from the head To the feet. As
thes" Bttcrs are tonic and ait rative i'm their char
scer. so they strengthen an invigorate the whole
system. and give fine tone and healthy action to
all its parts. bv equaizina the circulation. remov
ing Instructions, and producing genera. warmth.
They gre also excellent fo- Diseases and Weak
nsss peculiar 20 FEMALES, where II tonic is r.
qaired tn strengthen and brace the system No
Lady. vi o ia subis l,ssi'utir and fairtness.
should bc With ut them. IA they are REWRITING in
their action.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-29
DR.. D0d's Celebrated Wine Biltpr>
Arc Gar sUrEassees.

For Sore Throat 40 comrno" among the CLERGY.
they are truelv valnab'c.
For the aged and nfrn. and for persons Of a
weak cons itution-:or Ministers Of tic Gospel,
LAWYERS, and public Speakers--for Book Keen
crs. Iao:> SeanlstrrsSes. uicnts. Artists and AL
persons leading sedcntary life. th.f vii prove
trulf beneficial
A. . Beverage. they are wholesome. innocent
an delicious ia the taste. The, f~oducc ali the
celebrating effects Of l.randv or Wine. witi'ouf
Intoxicating aid are a valuable remedy for per
sons addicted 10 the OF Sc"s,ivc strong drink
and Who vish to refrain from IL. They aIc pure
and cnrrciy free from hcrrscirS con- ,incd M tie
A-.uitcratcd Wines and Liquors with which The
country IS flooded
These BitrrS not Only Ct'RE.i.ut PREVENT
~ ease. and should be used hv all who I've IN a
country where the water bad or where Ch lis
aud Fevcrs are prevalent. Reing entirely iruO
cent and harmless. they may be given lr..yl t.
CAildrtn and hsfn..fs Win immunity.
Physicians. Fl,rEi men. and temperance a tv0
Gates. a. an act q. humanity should ASSIST 81
'rrcndin. those tril, valuable III TIERS over III,
and. and thereby essentially aid N banisi.r-
Drunkenness and Disease.
IL ALL AFFEcTI.Ns or TIE IIEAD. Scr
EFcadache. o, Nervous II-ala.hr. d.
Dods' Imperial Wine Rit'-rs Vii b,
found to be mos;>a lutary and Ei;ca
cious
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Sp:psEca.insa gor Escem.e.

NOTICE IS hereby given. that TIE undersigned
Will. at he next t.r,r. u the Commissioners Court
Of Marshall county. to be holden IT Plymouth,
& l1neuciur .. The Grsr y ,n,av in June 1862.
amply for a License % Ietai spiriiuous qnors in
,utntties less than quart. The location on
whicl, propose 70 sell IS CT Ut Ne. one hundred
ami seventy one in riymoG,ii. H'r>hall county,
IL. j. GAHBHILL.
My l1yDt
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Litetrau.
-
a Democratic Conservative Newspaper in
the ity Ct New Yo.k
THE NEW YORK. WEEKLY ARGUS
t Restore the Union and Maintain
HE C0NSTI TUITION.

For several re4Ts the Democratic and Consorv a.
tive sentiment Of the Nation has been keenly
alive ia tue necessity of being faithfully and abb
| represented 10y first class Newspaper published
in the City of New York, adapted to popular cir
cuaton, and WELDING a wholesome influence
throughout the Union. The great want has been.
and s, paper which shah sustain the same rela-
ton to Democratic and Conservative principles AS
does the New York Tribune to Abotionism and
Ill kinds of Radio !i-m-a paper conducted with
airnt and prudence. with correct appreciation of
the true pr ncpes of Government and fidelity
70 them; IN all respects first class newspaper and
set afforded at r. &c bringing il within the reach
Of Tie masses of ihc Peopie throughout the Coun-
try.
the undersigned, from their connection with
the Albany Atlas 4 Argus-onc Of TIE Oldest and
best known Democratic papers in he 'ninu--havc
been constantly urged, during ii e last three or
four years. to respond to this demand, by est 10
fishing frs. class Weekly NewsIal,c. IA the City
of New York, adapted to general circulation.
We yield 7" the wishes of our political friends,
and have therefore transferred the publication Of
the Weekly Atlas x Argus to the City OF New
York, where X will hereafter be issued under the
name of
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-29

NOIJf !, = hereby q ~. that the urae7@--tcc
viii Il, 'he l,ext terra of the Commissioner Court
y, .lar-heli - Liy, - be hollea X Plymouth,
courrasei..- 81. he FIST Mouaay III jane, 1862,
apply for license - refaii Spi6'aeus liquors in
quantities less diam "a quart. The location en-
ehic grorc+e 70 sell i cn lot No. one, il Bolcy :
aili-ioa 20 ,.lc,eru Vi poubya. Nars.alI unt5
M. OMAR DAVIS
M rl.st
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lAn5EEc.eioas s.,r s.icrsase.
May 6 ,.ISa4

NuTICE. $ her: oy elver, ,i,at the under .-ned
VIII. n the neXS terra ofthe COMMISSIONER Court
of Marshall county. 10 Ia holden nj Plymouth.
commencing on the 6rst Mon.iay in 'unc. i-C2
apply for License T. retail sl,irituou liquors IN
sxsnt'ties lcSs ;han quart. The location OF
xhsch p.opo-c to sci Is en- ios No. two. in The
original plat O: the t5rn 81 Plymput''. Marshall
o3eaty, Ill. JOHN l.. WELLER.
s!avH rl5w.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-29
.a7sss:ea ga IT, E.i.sa-e.

%0TlCE i e~fty eireH i'.a' the III Jar esel
p.-t-' -. .stH o.. ti.e ls..l. .o,es ear.t
OF n sr-i4sl cousff. in.iaus. 70 - holden ~ IL
c-.r- H5ee in F,ynoe'h c9mrer.'a-- on Tie
m; dona y in june l-52. ap.'.y f.r license to
,etali irifu'fi- liquors IT, quan.i-ies r.. tlsa Il
qlirt. The orttien On which nrerese 4 ei :
or th~ Par.ror Lot, plated il teitr,eh' I'll
ditiea T. lie tosn o. Bremen. Marshall rour'v II
diara JOHN BAUER, ~.
u.sy-aISgi-
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&Hff@E
49,
Application ror E5Ccsssc.

NOTICES hereby ciYen, that .he undersigned
vi st ~ next term Of the Commissioner Corr,
If Mar shall ccu..tv. 70 be holden a: plymouth
censF.4eae3ns GA the tvst Noni'v IN isue. 1850.
srp,y .ir Ice 70 rclsi sP,rifrous liquors IA
ouai.iit.es les thss4 q 4aast. The location or
rhiea propose sell Is On let : one II Boley's
,d5.t.o t. Tie town 81 f,oorhan, Marshall county,
lEj SYLVESTER B8ALS.
NJ = rlEA.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-29
Fsv. g. ssOrPe feds
Imperial Wine Bitters

Arc prepared by an emincr ID * HUI .hvslciar
who has used them successfully in his practice fn
the Taft twenty FIVE years. he proorc,or, bcfor,
rurclilsin- the exclusive RIGHT 80 manufacture aud
sell DR.. Bnvee Dod>' Celebrated Imperial Wns.
Bittcrs. had them ;.Stcdhv two distinguished medi
cal practitioners who pronounced thcn i ra,uabi,
remedy for disease.
Although the medical men OF the country, as y
general thing dsappro,e OF Patent Medicines, vet
We do not believe that respectable Physician ca;
oe found in the United States. acquainted with
their medical proprictes. who viii not highly al-
prove DR.. j BOYEE DODS' IMPERIAL WIN /.
III TIERS.
In all newly settled places. where there i al
WAYS a large quantity Of decaying timber from
which poisonous miasma is created. these biiters
should be used every morni, ( before breakfast.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-29
GENERAL OFFICE,
Pitts burgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago
Railway Company.

Pittsburgh, Nay lst, 1869.
NOTICE.-The Pittsburgh Fort Navne and
Chicago Railway Company, having received "a
proper Legal COVE, anee Of the Rail Road from
Pittsburgh to Chic. 20. with all its agpcndascs.
real personal ard mixed. late the property of the
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail K ad
Company. now assumes the control and manage
meut Of said Road and property.
All persons employed about said Road.
NAV continue Ia their respective Portions 0. situa-
tions until further notice.
al persons. associations and corporations, de
string business arrangements. or wishing ~ cor
tinuc OF change any hereafter existing. will N once
apply to the proper officers OF this Compin,, ~
this Company is bound by no Arrangement or IN
Outstanding that ii does NOT expressly assume.
g. w CASS, Precedent.
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AgplfGnssoss ge.r : .e~ss4x.

NOTICE is hereby given. thai the undersigned
will, a; the mex; term Of the Commissioner Court
of N,rshali county. to he holden 1T Plymouth,
commencing on the first Monday in June, 1862,
spYy Tor License - retn3l s.iritlous liquors N
quantities less ;hAn quart The location On which
propose 10 s,.l il or tie South part of u -.
forty one. n the original ~. Of lie town q Flr
g.,1n.i., 1.l.s..ssi county. ird.
AlLEMAE i BROTHER.
Inv 6. ,fSg4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-29

The many certificates which have hccn rendered
US and the letters which We arc daily receiving,
ar conclusive proof that among th. women ihe-c
Bite : have gwen satisfaction which no Others
have ever done before. No Nou Al in TIE land
ehou.d toe without them. and those who once. us,.
them viii not fail 10 keen a supply
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-29
THE YMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.
MfGiral.
Fves a zs e. a. s. Sc =
OF THE UNITED STATESn

In The month Of December 1883, the nndcrSien
ed tor the first tiroe OFF, cd for sale 10 the publi.
DR.. }. Boyee Doda' Imperial Wine Bi'ters
and in this short period they have eiven such Uni
versai satisfaction to the many thousands Of ner-
sons "ho have tried them that is now an Pstab-
hsheu article. The amount of bodily and mental
misery arising simply from a neglect Of small
complaints l. surprising. and il is therefore oi the
utmost Importance that a strict attention TO the
least and most triin bodily ailmont should be had /:
for Diseases of the body must invariably affect the
mind. The subscribers now ouy ask trial of
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-29
5000 ACRES OF LAND for SALE,

yE@IIr; UNDERSIGNED IS AU1 tCRIZED
to sellthr following described Lands, 1t very
lo,o figures; part down md the balance in annual
payments, from one to four years, with interest,
paid annually:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-29
snci lent Consumption.

Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Drspe' sia. Disca-e=
The Nervous system. Paral sig, Piles and for
cases requiring Tonic.
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THESE ssnTT rs

VIII not only CURE. but PREVENT DISEASE
and IN this respect are doublv valuable to the rel
son Who may use them. Fer
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TERMS

TERMS:
Daily sentinel orc ye,r..-.... .........S6 90
SIX months ............. 90
one month ........ 80
Weekly Sentinel. one cory one year 81 %
zen coric~ 90 M address, and one to the
maker Of the clnb..... ........... !" W
Twcnts cosis, 20 enc address, and two to the
maker of tic club ............... ~ w
Thirty copies u ome address. and one copy
of The We, ky and o-e OF the Daily. to
the maker OF the club. .........-3o W
Fifty copies to one address, aud two copies
81 the Weekly and TWO - the Daily 81 90
Additions can be made u club, 1t any time ut
the hove rates. Where the paper IS addressed to
each subscriber separately, the extra copies viii
not be sent.
No paper sent without pre- payment, or continu
ell longer than paid for. Address
ELDER. HARNESS \ BINGHAM,
IxD.AxAPoLIs, lSDIANa
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THE NEv YORK Weekly ARGUS.

Il is published II quarto form. Of the size Of the
leading New Yor, Weehies; and We promise
that III its News, Editorial. Literary Mis,cliane-
Gus and Agricultural Departments. in lis Market
reports ana IN al other RESPECTS, il shall be at
least equal To any p'aeI pHbiish'e. in that city.
h cjcyotins TO it our oon editorial services il
has also tie benefit of The entire time and constan:
supervise IA OF III FLos CoMsToCK. for several
years one 81 he eitYr> 81 TIE Nrw York Jour
mi ot Commerce gentleman OF recognized edi-
toriai ability ana experience. The editors will
therefore be
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-29

PETITION For Divorce.

- s-.-s PITY.
Thu p.dintiiI l. the above entitled cause fy
Reeve C2pson her attorneys, has filed n tlle Of
ice al ric Clerk 81 the Circuit Cour; at Tee Coun-
r, 81 NarshaIl anJ state aforesaid her complaint
n liz above entitled cause. aiid Il AZ caring by tine
aii.oaylt of "a Gisitterc-t,d person that the resi-
d,nec Of the defendant in the above entitled
cause IS unknown, he is therefore hcrc
b. iotifel e tlie fling and pendency IT said
compit.m AM t'at unless he appeaf. answer or
denur thereto At Tie calling OF sail Court. TO be
began and held at the Cour House in the town OF
Flrupatl4. on tie second Monday of August, \.
d ISL. sud complaint p.l be heard ail deter
nr..4l In IL. slIl.e. Attest,
fnav22 II. r. PER$!IING,
I74 Clerk C. C. Marshall County.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-29
.sE. ssEEasS: asE E.gGEsT.r

.jr. .. BAIRD, Btemen. Marshall County, IN
ii M, osters tor sale -.l Hdid assortment Of
LAMPS,
TRAESP~ RENT CONES,
Lump Ctimnies lnl Headings, Brushes, and
l.suferns sui;~hl> for burning Coal Oil
6la..-coaI 81, double refined Caihoni Ell >
ani C.d Taf--a new art ele--usel on wagons
machinery, sni IA painting.
2. Sc ESQ., Tor sale, lie Iot IT l.eic@ tcr ami
~ e-;el-..re logs ..rc. .-ed of the celebrated
- s,i-els .af. Importers, Le-tes Bartlett and
Benson. q. CaitlI.4tIa. OAio. 1873.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-29
LIQUID GJTTA PERCnA fif'F
For Preserving and Rep rirg Metal =
OF ALL KI D.

Ills Is he only Composition known VI
successfully resist extreme ,hau-a- If =. ,,,,
any lcng'h pf time. wh-n a,.piicd Z, NJ.
which u adh'res firmly, forming i.o.h =.
three coats of pant. costs much lrss. s,a .
three iimss "a ON. and { IN - el,.fi.i.,
injured is the contraction I'd expa,,.,,,
ami "th'r Meta Roofs G - eq,,.n, NO.
den changes Of ia. weather
il vii not crack m c"iu nr run in
ard NIL not wa>h of
l,akv Tin and Other Metal Roof
repaired with utta ercha Ccmer
vented from further coir,.~ion IN ie.l
ehsurins perfectly water tat -.
years.
This Cement IS peculiarly asla,...
crvation at Iron Ratings Stove. 2
Agricultural Implements. a.. also
n, anufaefurefS uSC
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-05-29

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