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dsV Ncdt MIR -, and continue eleven weeks Wlth
the tolloWiH, board of Instruction:
4. {. IIERRICh. 4. ", PriaGpal
MIS- y. I. BIILET, Pree.7trcss,
NSs1. +. NILLETI', Teacher cf Mtac.
Mr. II. has had an experience of ten years in
teaching. Miss Z. has been iustructrc,s at Mon
son aud Foxcrolt Academies, and is regarded a
one of tae best teachers in the State She is a
superior French Scholar, having taken lessons OF
a native teacher. Hebron is a quiet, healthy and
moral town, Sc miles from Portland, where are
found no hotels saloons, or railroad dep0ts, To-
temrt the stndcut from his studies; but in their
place, generous hosPitable people, that de all
they can tor the scholar. Hebron can be reached
from hanger in one day.
Young Iaen fitting tor college, will have a long
vacation in winter, and those seeking a business
education viii by means be neglected.
vi that is required OF the student il to 10 RIGHT
by Jreserr1ag g,'i pr}r, getting goed i'''ops, and
ielr7c tie tsasf flrmer f possession II his fruit
No students are desired that Will not cbeeyfaiiy
comply with the simple rule of dpas reh.
Apparatus and Library, also Debating Society
and weekly exercises in Composition and Decla-
nation, f5r the benefit Of the student. Books
supplied hv the teacher at Portland prices. There
will be a Normal Class formed for teachers and
those intending To teach Lectures will be given
during the term. Board, including wood, washing
and l.hts, 2UD per week, aud those heardin.
themselves eau reduce their expenses to sl,0o per
week.
7}a,oa = Common English 50, Higher d., and
Lauyaqrey. 81.
MusceNtra. Term bills to be settled the eighth
week of the term and deduction Tor two weeks
absence except in ease Of sickness.
There will be a public examination on Wedncs
lay. the ei shth week Of the school. to which all
friend. are invited 10 be present. Those wishing
board or rooms can apply TO the Principal, or
JOSEPH BAEEpHS, Sccy.
Hebron, Ne. July, ls62. 3w2f
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Ellsworth July 3lst, by Rev. Robert Cole
Lieut. Wilbur f. lane, of the Maine sth Regi-
nent, to Maria L., daughter Of Mr. Elijah circuit
all of +.
belfast 9th ult.. Capt. leo. c. Small to Miss
Amanda J. Merrithew. both Of Searsport
liampden-July 50th, Mr.. Frank A. Pitcher oil
Bangor to Miss Emma y, Abbott Of IL
oceanyiiIe-2d inst by Is. 5. Wood, ESD, Mr.
John I. Lane, Of Deer Isle, volunteer in 10th
Ne. Rcs't, to Miss Ellen Philbrck, OF Thorndikc
Me.
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TlsEASsIRER's SALE.
STATE OF MAINE.
II . A.....

Augusta July -, lNHs.
EDCRsuANr to Gimp. 6, See. 81 Of the Reyis
Ell statutes, WILL at The State Treasurer.
office, in Augusta on the tenth day Of September
next. at / o'clock in the forenoon, sell and cou-
ycy by deed to the highest builder, all the in
teTest Of the State m the tracts Of land bercinaf
ter described, lying in uHincorpertted townships
the sad tracts having been forfeited To the
state far State taxes aAl county taxes certified to
the Treasurer If state, for the year lSGO
The sale and conveyance Of each tract will be
made sui jet I, n right III the owner or part own
er. v hose II -ht= have been forfeited, to redeem
the same at any tjiae within year after the
salr, by paying or teHdering to the purchaser his
proportion Of what the purchaser paid therefor at
the sale with interest At the rate Of twenty per
cent, Der aHaum from the time Of sale, and one
dollar fnr release; such owner may redeem hi,
interest ~ paying A. tierceaid to the Treasurer
# state Is proyited III Chapter Z, Section it 1t
the Revised statutes.
No tract, however, will he sold at price les.
tlsln the tuH amount due thereon iar such unpaid
state aud county taxes, interest and cost, Us de-
,crtuci III tue following schedule:
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SALE AT AUCTION.


I'm Saturday Morning, September 1871, at 10
~ o'clock A. NJ, at the house of s. p. Brown,
in 0rland, Maine, comprising Mahogany and Wal
nut Sofas, Arm and Parlor Chairs, Tables, Car
pets, Game and Wood Seat Chairs, Window Cur
tains, Looking Glasses, Extension Dining Table,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware, Bedsteads, Blu
reaus Wasbstands, Bedding, Mattresses, Feather
Beds, holsters and Pillows, Toilet Set, Cooking
and other Stoves, together with other articles of
Furniture and Household effects too numerous to
mention.
The subscriber also offers his House and Store
for sale on reasonable terms.
S. Z. BROWN.
Washington, July sd, 1S62. 7w2S
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The schr which went ashore on the Graves he
low the port of Boston was the Zulette, of Els
worth. Her masts and sails were brought to this
port by wrccking schr Moscle, Tower
Sch Royal Oak, Of fremont lying at Railroad
Wharf, Bath, was struck by ightning Tuesday af-
ternoon, shivcring her mainmast to atoms.
Ship Marenga al brunswick, Me, was abandon.
cd at sea juno q. The crew were saved and
landed at Aluwieh, MeboArne May &c.
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whips

in the Village, and at prices to suit the tihics.
II Harnesses repaired with despatch. Second
hand harnesses taken in exchange. Cash buyers
are invited to call at the Cheap Harness shop on
Water street, where they shall find the worth of
their money. II. SWAN.
Ellsworth, May %, lSG2. Gml9
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas, Stillman c. Archer Of Cherryield,
County of Washington and State # Maine. by his
deed dated July 9th, 1859, mortgaged to one
George A. Shaw, certain tract or parcel Of land
situated and being in township number sixteen,
middle division, in the county OF Hancock, in said
State being lot number nine according to Dodge's
plan Of said township; and whereas the condition
Of said mortgage has been broken notice is here
by given OF the premises, and that by reason
thereof claim foreclosure of said mortgage.
GEORGE a. SHAW,
by his Atty. WM. FREEMAN. in.
Chcrryfcld, July 81, 1862. IS
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Hancock Baptist Association.

The Churches # this body are hereby reminded tina;
their next Anniversary Is to be held in Ellsworth
meucing fue~lly Aug. 2d,h at O'Clock p. N oHc
resk egr{fsr fh.u, usual
Delegates wit pleas, etl At the Meeting House where
Committee vii direct hcm places OF entertainment.
Ia PEI. ORDER.
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SPOKEN.

July G, lat - -, Ion 53 10, brig Norfolk, oil
Ea sport for Barbaducs.
July q, lat IL 10, Ion ca IS, ship Majestic, Of
Brunswick, from Bangor for Bristol L,
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Ar at Matanzas, 10th ult, brig Andrew Peters
Wall, snowman.
Ar at AgpinwalI, 10Th ult, harqucs Henas Cof
fin, Riddoll, New York 9th, Magdalcna, Day
do.
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5pctial Notices.
SPECIAL. NOTICE,

All Letters and Communications on bust
ness pertaing to the Office, must be dir ected
to
SAWYER d BURR.
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M A n FL 90 d;
HOW L0ST HOW RESTORED

inst Publ,shed a seaied Envelope Price Sir Cents
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure OF Spermaorrh0a Seminal Wea kness.
Involuntary tmssions Sexual Debility and I'm pedimeuts
TO Marriage generally, Nervousness Consumption, Epii-
epsy and Fits Mental aud Physical Incapaey, result
ing from Self-Abuse Sc,-By s0Br. J. CuLNEkW Eli.
" u Author Of the Green Book &C.
Tn word-rep0wned author, IN this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves from his own experience that the awful
consequences Of seifabuse may be efectuay removed
without medicine aud without dangerous surgical opera
tons hongies Instruments rings, cordias painting
out mood OF cure at Gree certain and eccta by which
every sufferer, matter what his condition may he,
en-, himself cheap. privately and radically. This leo
turr will prove boon thousands aud thousands.
Sent under seal IN plain enveiope to address,
The receipt Of six cents. two POSTAGE stamp. by ad.
drrssinq Ia CHas.J. g. KLINE.
IVA BowerY. New foIk Peat ofhee Box ssse.
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HENRY SWAN,
Manufacturer of
Harnesses and Collars,
over the store recently occupied by
G.K. GRIFFIN. ON WAFER STREET,.

| return my grateful thanks to the inhabitants
Of this town and vicinity, for their past lvors and
confidence, and hope BY strict attention, to share
a continuance of their support.
| have on hand and intend to keep nanufactur-
ing all kinds Of Harnesses such the best Silver
Plated, Brass and Japan trimmed, of the best oak
tanned leather and substantial Workmanship
work heretofore done can testify Also, keep on
hand Double and Single Team Harnesses.
make Riding, Stage and braught
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-Four Cents.

rg'IIE subscriber will supply old and new custo-
mers with MILK, until otherwis notified,
at Fam Cents pr QaaH. -,
ALDEN BELATTY.
Ellsworth, juno TO- 1862. y
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Bucksport, 2Sth ut, sch Enterprise
Nichols, on Western Banks, $50 otis fish.
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The Sanitary Commission and In
fcucCtuai Entertainment.


ELLSWORTH mdies 10 secure still further aid
for the Sanitary Commissi N. The objects
CONTEMPLATED by the Conr;..;,, ar, o,n,,,,,
,.o ,.,r,l;,... hi. VI =.
e"' W. ''''''' '''"' ''' " III n"S brought DC
lore US. Our citizens have already contrlbu-
ted freely, but We may not have done all in
our n5wrr At any r,ta tbcro vii J., -,
a..i..a.....-.
'Fto' '""''y "'N' l u1S'i'y evening 70 indulge
our beneEolcnce little more, aud at the
same time to reap enjoyment by hearing one
of our own Indies road aud s,,nc of mr. L,s,
:.
s'"o' ~ . ~ " "'l'' TINT Tue
nan VIII y ''oN''' ana Il any sa'"ia not
Nc very particular "ha' lucy pay iof t"''r
tickets giving dollar OF i've dollars instead
VI '"s"'' ''''' ss"ss' ". venture - sly '''.'
49, ~ '' -, - ''o' WV ="
S1idiets IN virginia VIII eoihp'a'h.
PINE sr.
There is squad Of scccssionsts in
the town of fremont that OUGHT Ia be- made,
>. ..st,l,Juo II, II t.lc =
""c u ""a' 10 fe'1'eu q 'Heul' tne'F names
will - down 10 postcrlty rocking with trca-
son and disloyaIty B,tter for the children
81 81 ..,. H.. sL.,,ti l.. ..,.,A. ;. ,a,..,
anu - -hJAf 100 i9r the country Tat has
protected them while they have bt n I,l val
to i.
/ pinGtSG.- We 81" d25 Inc 9taer Gay
ordered by Is master to eh,sf Il COW cut Of
, f.l1 fiat .b, had r,,l.wttHy broken int, .
,....,.,.,.. IL,
'"' : 3 - ~ - ~. - w.
/ IN" ''N''"' 't9 't"''' S'3iI - I't-' '''"-
IL. ,-.,.,,'' Ii, :. p....,.,.,.,.
'''' ~ ''''''e : ''''
/ The Tysnlnr P,se<ae. that A ftro,pi-
5000. a. - ..... - - IL, r..:.a.c,.
complained OF the management of the war
~, III. .I,,,rs rf,ar H.. a..,rts that Nc.
+ =, ia, ~.
',.'t' 9.''' '7sss7ss ''.'#' PIP = IN ~,
IA" - " VIII IT, "a u eAee"'3 nc ta"' vi
congress ''' '.''.t.sSA' nj
Tn Teraur or.-It is said that themsu
that ~ enlist IN Embellishments ~illall he
mustered cut with III" rs51a.nts. s9mo oil
ih,-a r zimru,s have les than tw3 y#ar, 10
~cr,e.
Plantation NJ LAS FURNISHED IT.
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oYSTGTlS.

J. W. CooMBS receives Oysters in the she'll
twice weekly, which he viii serve to customers al
shoIt notlSa. -
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue of a license from tho Judge of Pro-
bate for the County Of Hancock, | shall sell by
public auction at the office Of Parker Tuck, in
Bucksport, on Saturday the 3Oth day Of August
next, at ten o'clock a. NJ, all the right, title and
interest which Moses Abbott late of 0rland in
said county, had in and to his homestead lot, so
called, in said Orland, at the time of his decease
Terms cash.
CHARLES HAMLIN, Admr.
Orland. July 23l. 1852. u
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WAR CLAIMS FOR HANCOCK COUNTY
The subscriber is prepared TO secure Pensions for
Wounded or Disabled Soldiers, Widows.
Minor Children, &c.
ARREARS or PAY g. BOUNTY MONEY
secured for Invalid soldiers, Widows or Heirs.

r Every Soldier wounded in battle. disabled by sick
disease tcted in the s,rvce while IN the
line ni his duty, is entitled to a Pension.
] Tho V luw aud Minor Children Of every Soldier who
dies ia the SERVICE Is Killed IN battle, dies Of dis
wounds contracted III the service, entitled
to Pension.
u Bounty Of 500 is due aud can be obtained by me
for the Widow. Children Father, Mother or Heirs Of
every Soldier VIII, is killed or dies in the service
also, all back pay, arrears OF paY, and all allowances
due the Soldier at tie time Of his death.
II Al Pensions commence only from the date of the ap-
pleation, in each case.
Applications sent by mail giving full particulars,
will be promptly attended and information given
our CHARGE, postage stamp enclosed to pay return
postage
The promptest attention will be given to all claims
truste TO me, aud my charges wiH be perg moderate.
Let all who have claims be and call upon
$. WATERHOUSE,
EIISWnRTII Ne
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THE NEW NATIONAL TAX LAW.

TIC NM MI IOIVNI 7 wv I"TV'
GET TIE BEST. LARGE TYPE.
WITH PARAGRAPH HEADLINES AND INDEX.
ID far the best and most satisfactory edition
offered is the
CITIZENS STANDARD (DIME) EDITION,
published by BEApLg & Co., New York. 1t has
lhc preference over all others in business circles
It is the last revised and
AUTHENTICATED COPY.
AGENTS WANTED to sell this edition. It
has already had an immense sale in the great sea-
board cities, and agents have made from ten to
fifteen dollars per day in its sale. Everybody
must have a copy-eYcry manufacturer, every
merchant. every mechanic, and every farmer
C5mpgrea nth ether editions and other wH be
tabo,. Sample copies sent, post paid, on receipt
Of ten cents. Address or call upon
BEADLE Il co, Publishers. y. Y.
Moses HALE, agent, Ellsworth. *2w2S
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TALLAHASSEE, Lnos cousrY. [

TALLAHASSEE, COUNTY,
Florida, july IL 1850
70 DR.. Derrick Albany, N. f.-ay Dear poctor;--l
write this to Inform you Of the wonderful effect Of your
Sugar Coated Pills on my elder daughter For three years
She has been affected with bilious arrangement Of tho
system sadly impairing her health, which has been sead
iy failing during that period. When in New York In
Apr last friend advised 10 test your pills Having
the fullest confidence the Judgment Of my friend, oh
tanned a supply Of Messrs. Barnes Park, Druggists,
Park Row New York. On returning home We ceased all
other treatment and administered your pills, each
night The Improvement In her feeIiugs complexion, di
gcst on ETC. Surprised all. rapid ard permanent
restoration health has been the result. We used less
than i've boxes and consider her entirely we'll c0nsd.
or the above Just tribute to you Physician, and
trust it will be the of inducing macy to adop: year
pills as their family medicines.
l remain dear sir, with many thanks,
Your obedient servant.
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters.
cure in five hours pains and weakness Of the breast side
and back and Rheumatic Complaints IN equally short
space of time Spread beautiful white labskin, their
use subjects the inconvenience and each one
will weaf from week to three months. Price 18a co.
IIerriek's Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Piasters sold
by Druggists and Merchants in all parts Of the United
States Canadas and South An erica and may be Obtained
by calling for them by their full name,
Use HarpeWs Condition Po,oderS
for your Horses and Cattle.
For sale s,y C. a. Peck, Ellsworth, Me.
bR. T.. r. HERRfCK Il Co., Albany, NY
Il classified, Travelling Agent. is1y30
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NOTICE.
Soldiers of Hancock Co.
N. A /. 10Y.

M LII give his attention " securing WAR
w Pensions for all those who are entitled to
them; also, to obtaining all Bountios and Arrear
ages of Pay, whether due from the State or the
United States.
Ogice IL Writings Biock, ,eah W. r. Parker, Esq
Ellsworth May Il, a. D. 1867 Is
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

seAr Commodore, Grant, Boston,
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An iron clad steamer is to be built
at Portsmouth, Immediately.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13
CHAPTER III.

/. And it came to pass in process of
time. the proclamation of father Abraham
was sent to the four corners Of the land.
and was read in the vernacular tongue by
all the people, and behold there was great
diversity of sentiment among the people as
to It's meaning, some believed it meant one
thing aud some another, and the people
were undecided
.: And when the Governors of the Pro
vinces beyond the River saw the writing
they met on the top OF an high mountain
apart from their respective Provinces at a
place called in the German tongue Altoona.
3. And when they came together on
the top of the high mountain even on the
top Of Allegheny, they shut themselves IN
in an upper chamber to consult as to what
they should do to show father Abraham
their loyalty.
4. And when they had consulted to.
gether the chief speaker. even Andrew oI
one Of the Eastern Provinces. rose mn
and said: Mer and brethren, hearken INTO
me, go to, let us draw up memorial. and
let us carry it to father Abraham.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13


%. Aud when Joshua heard the an
swer Of those wise men, be took his bed,
turned his face to the wall, and wept sore.
And when the messengers from Oberliu
saw his affliction and distress. they return
ed to their homes, and there they are to
this day.
2G. And it also came TO pass in those
days that the people of Indiana, and also
Pennsylvania, held meetings and cast lots
for rulers and law makers
81. And when the lots were counted,
it was found that the Democrats far out
numbered the Hamites-lea, by many
thousands. and when Father Bascom of the
'Rush-l ght' heard the result, ne cried out
/ Ike Alfalfa, of old, Treason. Treason!
% And moreover he said, no wonder
we are defeated, the Union men have all
gone to the war, but the rascally traitors,
tue Democrats, stad at home 10 vote, and
hence We are knocked, our platform is gone,
We thought the devils were dead. but alas,
they rise up around us like the locusts of
Egypt.
90. And when the news of these cleo
tions reached father Abraham, and when
he found his platform gone, and his procla
nation repudiated, his knees smote togeth-
Grand there was no more strength IN him
and his spouse said unto linn, am weary
OF my life, let me, pray thee, leave this
city, fear it is doomed to destruction,
ami he said unto her, go-and she depar-
ted towards the East country.
So And Abraham said unto his coun
celors, we are undone, we may thank Gree
ley and Beecher and Phillips and the cur
sed Abolitionists, for these Democratic;
victories; if We do not now push this war
with more vigor, and punish the sascally
contractors and swindlers, we may as well
pack up aud make for Illinois.
81. And his councillors all said with a
loud voice, our time for making money out
of this war is about over, let US onward to
Richmond, peradventure we may yet re-
tricve our character, and with this saying
they adjourned until u more Convenient
season.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13
DR.. A. O. BORTON,

Surgeon Dantist. Pl, mouth, Indiana Whole OF
plrtial serts OfTeeth inserted on the most an
proved plans. Special attention paid to the
preservation Ofthc natural teeth, and irregular
itv of Childrens teeth corrected. Fanss and
difficult teeth extracted with or without Choro-
fern. Can be consulted n his office at any time
except on MONDAYS aud TUESDAYS.
ice Mchern street, west side, over
iIil's Baker, r49tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Times.


CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.
On Saturday last an aboitionist named
Brown, halter in Dayton. met on the
streets Mr.. Bollmeyer. senior editor and
proprietor Of The Dayton Empire, and for
a trivial excuse, deliberately drew revol-
yer and shot him dead. Tie populace
were so enraged that s. veraI times during
the day and evening they assembled in the
vicinity of the Jail to take B. own out and
hang him on the nearest tree, but we're pre-
vented by the Mayor and Sheriff, both
democrats. The inquest was held on Sat
urday night, and | have copy Of the tes
timony taken before the Coroner, relative
TO the murder Of Mr.. Bollmeyer, the able
and fearless democratic editor Of the Day
ton Empire. The witnesses to the occur
renee are nearly all leading abolitonists,
including Mr.. Copy, abolition State Sen
ator from Dayton. His testimony and all
the rest, shows it to have been de!iber-
ate and willful murder, without the Slight
est provocation. 1t Itrequired all the efforts
of the Mayor and Sheriff to save the Jail
from being mobbed and prevent the crowd
from taking Brown out and hanging him.
Brown is a vindictve abolitionist and uu-
doubtedly drew his inspiration of hate a
gainst MIR. Bollmeyer from abolition papers
like the Detroit and Chicago TriJunes. A
terrible feeling pervades the democracy of
Dayton and Montgomery county against
certain leading abotionists who have ex-
pressed their joy at the murder Of Mr..
Bollmeyer The democrats OF Dayton are
determined to put stop to these netarious
proceedings, and it will require the strong
est jails to hold such men from popular Vi
olence.
Mr.. Vallandigham was not in the city at
the time of the occurrences, but is on Wis
it to his mother, at New Lisbon, Ohio
TIE abolition papers are trying to prove
lHol pOIitiNo Hau hothiiiS W Wv WIN WV
murder. Mr.. Bollmeyer ranked high a
mong the democratic journalists Of the
State, and his oowardly murder creates a
leeling all through Ohio.
The testimony was so strong against
Brown, that his friends, after few wit
nesses were examined, waived an examina
ton, and turned the case over 10 the Grand
Jury. A guard Of United States Regulars
are now standing guard at the Jail. There
is much angry feeling. but, as leading dem
ocrats have charge of tn. city and county.
no further outbreak is apprehendel.
Ey-A very happy comment on the an
Inhalation of time aud space by locomotive
means of travel, was made by little girl
who had ridden fifty miles in railroad
train, then look coach to her nncle's
house, some five miles further, and was
asked on her arrival if she came by the
cars
We came little way in the cars, and
then all the rest of the way in carriage
WE do not lose our children when they
die; bu. the living ones are often lost
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13

An Irishman Is said 10 have remarked
that the sun would do yery well but he
liked the moon best, because il gives light
at night, when mon nades it,
liz a man cannot readily recognize merit,
it is very certain that he has none HIM
self
If society neglects the baby and the boy,
he will probably grow up 10 prey upon
Il.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13

~. &. kllNGER
7. MCDONALD,

Real estate agent and notary public. Office in
sckson's hardware store, Plymouth, Ind
Draws deeds, mortgages, bonds, and agree
ments, sells lands, examines titles and furnishes
abstracts of the same, pays taxes and redeems
rand soTd Fer taxes
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13

Es-1he redoubtable Y, in payment for
cigar pulled ont little swab of gummy,
greasy. filthy postage stamps.
Can't you give me hard money! asked
the cigar lady.
We'll. madam responded Y, 4 have seen
very little harder looking money than
that.