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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05

10y vir..e Of commission and order OF sale
/ : issued ~ .he Clerk OF the MARSHALL Court ot
s@ororuof, Pleas will offer for sale TO the highest
bidder ~ uucic avciion. at the door VI the Court
House, in Plymouth, Marshall County. Indiana,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
Administrators Of tho estate of John Jacoby, sen
l,,e 81 Marshall county. Indiana, deceased, will
nfer for .ale. ut public auction ut the late resi-
dencc of the said decedent, in Center township
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GOOD ARTICLE!
SO CHEAP.

The subscriber has lrree nj good stock ard
u i'll sell atbarelv living profits Having superior
workmen always employed he can furnish custom
WORK aud do repairing TO suit all
Designing to remain i'll business here, he VIII
M Ike il to the interest OF the public TO patronze
him. OcohO L. MIL.
Plymouth, indiana, September 10, 'o3 ntt
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05

The teachers Of Narshail County are
hereby notified that | VII hoi1 Pnbhe
Examinations Ter tie benefit Of e ehefs
on the ist and II ss-ur ys 81 <esember
and December. at he { urt Il sc. II
Plymouth. eommenc N al l. o'clock !. y
Marx Crsssi>Gs + n''ner.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05
EDITOR or .,tMocRAF.

Cherni t, No 81 broadway, New York.
Nov 5,-v.'rIs-Sm
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05

Near Plymouth, Oct 2sth, 1863. Mary
T., daughter Of John and sobrina
DRAKE,-agcd One year and nine n.o $.
Let the iittle onss come unto me-"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05

W Re int rned ,i.a' Mo-. ,l..-ef.
aua Bee'er reelui.ng eiiee.s here. aie
hav;n- go.d recess. folty have Are :
enlisted. AMI here Is 10 dorb. hui he gre
T., q lafshe,i County 81. '.e nia ie u ea-
ST. misloa .!r in@
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Oct. % 81, 1869;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Post Office Department has just issued
an order to Postmastcrs, directing them,
from and after the LIST of May. to collect in
specie or its equivalent all hostages due on
unpaid letters received from foreign countries
in the mails dispatched to this country from
Great Britain, Ireland, France, Prussia, Ham
burg, Bremen or Belgium. The order at
present applies only to those mails. On out
going letters the existing regulations remain
unchanged.
Postages collected on foreign letters must
be accounted for to the foreign governments
in specie or its equivalent, and hence this or
der, on the authorization of Congress.
The Paris correspondent of the n Y. Times
says that there is general belief in Paris
that the Emperor feels that he has made a
mistake in America in proposing mediation.
The writer adds that both His Majesty 4
attempts at Intervention were. as recent de-
velopments have amply confirmed, based upon
the supposed invitation of the Democratic
party of the North" The conservative
leaders, of whom Lord Lyons speaks, have
been completely foiled in their reasonable
designs
The efforts to recover S97, 900 in Govern
ment securities, which we're stolen from the
safe of Adams Express Company, near Balti-
more, on the 18th ult., have been most sue
eessiul. All the parties-nine in number
concerned in the robbery have been arrested
and are now confined in Fort McHenry. All
but $4,000 of the securities were recovered
either from the persons of the thieves or from
places where they had concealed them. Great
credit is due to Allen Pnkerton, the Chicago
detective agent, under whose direction the in
vestigation has been conducted.
A prominent, and leading copperhead il
Providence, X. l., was discussing the public
affairs recently, denouncing the Government
and advocating peace most yehemently.-
Among his auditors was a negro lately es
capped from the South, and who therefore
knew the insdes of the rebellion, and coul,
see the gentleman's argument After listen
ing patiently awhile, he remarked, addressing
the speaker IL don't know who you is, bu
you talk Just as they do dolon IN Richmond l'
A letter from the army Of the Potoma
says The army has increased some lately
not by enlistment, not by CONSUMPTION, bu
/ by birth, soldier in one of the Wiscon
sin regiments, who has been in every battl
that the regiment has been in since they cam
into service, was taken suddenly III the othe
morning; a surgeon was called, and this sol
dier gave birth TO child, | have not learn
I ed whether the recruit was a male or female
Members Of the Wisconsin Legislator
talk Of asking their chsplains to add TO thei
prayers one that the members may be save
from the lobby.
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are seeking TO traduco and vilify, they have
but to come among them and make the at
tempt to teach them in their duties to their
Government and to the world. They would
very soon witness not very agreeable exhibit
ton Of THE Teacher Taught" "Peace Demo-
Gratis ROOD save the mark Northern dough-
faces, crying peace so long as a rebel in arms
remains unwhipped Let mark as indellible
as that Of Cain be fixed upon tho foreheads
Of all who would thus cowardly submit to
any terms short Of unconditional surrender.
While this brigade was encampcd at Fair
fax Court house, Brigade Band was formed,
from musicians selected from the different
regiments, under the leadership Of the accom-
plshed musician and successful teacher Of
Bands, Prof G. II. Clark, formerly Of St.
Johnsbury. Until the capture Of General
Stoughton their headquarters were Mt the
Court House and the 10Th and 9Th Regiments
saw and heard nothing Of them. The change
in the location Of the regiments, to which J
referred at the commencement Of this letter,
have drought them out" also, and on Thurs
day VIC we're agroeably surprised to see them
make their appearance in our camp. For two
days now the 18th, 18th and 18th regiments
have been made Joyous with the music Of
their instruments and natter music no band
in Vermont can boast of. But few Of the
much extroled city bands can play better than
the band Of the second Vermont Brigade
Their appearance amongst us has given new
cheer to the soldiers, and their sweet, soul
stirring music has lightened the burdens ofthe
weary and eger-watchful sentinel while the
tedious monotony Of camp life is broken as by
magic spell. Walter Sulham, the little
drummer-boy Of the Band is the center Of at
traction. Such skill with the drum sticks is
rarely witnessed in a boy Of his age-not
quite fourteen. He came out as drummer for
Co. B,-irom Danvillo--in the 9th Regiment
and his skill was not long unncticed by Prof
CLARK in making up his band Age and ex-
perience considered, he excells anything in
the brigade. A. c. u.
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FRoM rnE ELEvENrn REoLMENr.

FoRr Mass March 10th. 1868
DEAR JOURNAL: As ! find but little from
the lth Vermont in your valuable journal,
| will write few words, although nothing Of
particular interest has transpired Of late
The health Of the regiment is improving rap
idly; the sick have left the barracks; the new
and convenient hospital is far from being
crowded, and the incrosse Of numbers for duty
indicate great change for the better.
Some OF the Vermont papers have circulat-
ed the report that the lth were homesick
and discouraged, that large numbers were
deserving, and many more we're waiting an
opportunity and to our great surprise we
find hat they have made some believe their
false statements even friends at home have
written to their army friends not to desert,
who never allowed such a thought to enter
the brain 1t true we have a few who have
no comprehension OF how the war should be
carried on; who have neither aim or charac-
ter for any thing, but to find fault with eve
rybody and everything and spread discomfort
throughout the camp. ! have no resolutions
to present as coming from the regiment, but
will guarantee that nine tenths of the rcgi-
ment or even all who come out here, with
true patriotic principles, with the cause at
heart, determined to do all in their power to
prevent the rebels from overthrowng this
great republic, are willing to remain until
this wicked rebellion is crushed, and peace
restored to our distracted country. 1t is do
ing the llth gross injustice for editors in
Vermont to insinuate that we have been idle,
and that we have tried to avoid hardship and
danger. We have done what is the duty Of
every good soldierto do,-what we have been
ordered to do,-and it would be far more hon
orable for oar friends in Vermont who are
finding fault with us and threatening to re-
sist draft, to shoulder their muskets, and
make practical demonstration of their boast
ed patriotism. Vermont can boast of no bet
ter Colonel than ours he is a military man
and gentleman, understands his business,
and is ever watchful in regard to the best in
terests OF his regiment.
In regard to the secesh paper printed at
Montpelier, called tho Argus, containing a
letter from the llth Vermont, signed " A. G..
b. would say, that remarkable paper! we
have seen-not 40 in regard to the scurrilous
writer: we have merely heard OF him as serv-
ing tour in the guard house. Read his
scandalous production, and then Judge for
yourselves as to the truth Of his statements.
VIII the people of Washington county con.
sent to be spit upon by that miserable sheet
The 18th Vermont do not boast OF their su.
/ perior courage, but place the Argus Office
within twenty-five miles of Fort Mass, and we
| will convince the editor that his sentiu ent,
would be much better appreciated in warm
err climate. s.
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NorIoE;-Sirs your Money DO not be persuaded to pqr
10 bottle NJ Madame P0rers Curative Balsamf The
~ manuAcuns which ss great a. at " almost any other
medciue and The very low price at which Is sold makes
profit the seller apparently small uuprncped dealers viii
are larger unless the customers inat upon having Madame
Portr's and other Ask for Madame Porters Curative
Basan, price la cents and 90 large bottles % csu and
take other you not get t at store you
anothrra.
or Sold by all Druggists and Store keepers 10
In larger bottles at % cents
HALL RUCREL, Proprietors, New York
c. G.. GOODWIN CO., No. n Marshall Street, BOSTON,
General Agents for New England 3lit9
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FINHE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENER-
i ACY OF AMERlCAN PEOPLE.


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Treatise the Causes Of Early Physical Decline Of
American people the cause Of Nervous Debility Con-
sumption and Mafasmus.
W This work OF high moral tone, written In chaste'
yet thrilling language, and appeals directly the moral
consciousness Of all Parents and Guardians especially,
detailing scientific aud reliable aid and treatment Tor cure
Il will be sent by mail on receipt Of ro0 CD cent
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a. Parents and Guardians fail not to send and OBJ
tain this book
~ Young Men fail not to send and get this book.
~ Ladies' you, too, should secure copy Of
this book
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GREAT ECONOMY

urA SAVING OF EIGHTY PER CENT II
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Dyes, they can be changed 10 any color shade In
very short time, small expense. You can have a
number o shades from the dye. from the hghest
shade to the M color, by following the directions the
inside Of package.
At every where these Dyes sold, can be
samples of each color silk and wool
An who have used these Family Dye Colors pronounce
them be a useful, economical and perfect article
Numerous testimonials could be given from Ladies'
who have used these Dyes but IN this il is not
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/ trial.
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For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every City and
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CLASS Of Maladies prevail to fearful extent in com
munity booming At least one hundred thousand youth
N both sexes annually early grave Those diseases
very mperiectly understood. Their external mani
iestatons symptoms Nervous Debility Relaxation
or Exhaustion; MarAsmus, or muscular wasting aud
oonsumpuons Of the tissues Of the whole body short
ness Of breathing hurried breathing ascending
hill, Hight u stars-gteAt papitation Of the heart
Asthma, Bronchitis aud Sore Throat; Shaking Of the
Hands and Limbs, Aversion 10 Society and 10 business
study nimuoss Of Eycsight; Loss Of Memory Dir
the body Pains in the Back and Limbs Lumbago,
Dyspepsia Indigestion lregularity Of the Bowels
Deanged seoIcuons OF the Kidneys and other glands
the BODY, as leueotfohUa or Flour Albus &c. Like
wise, Epilepsy, Hystrria, and Nervous Spasms.
Now, n ninety mine out NJ every one hundred
all the above named disorders, and host of others
oua and willy form u Consumption Of the Spinal Nerves.
known Iahrs DOrsGhrs aud Tubes mscnteficA,
have their seat and origin in diseases OF the Prc lscerd
Hence the want Of success on the part Of Old school
practice m treating symptoms only.
Dr. Andrew Stone physician 10 the Troy Lung llygen-
ic Institute, is nov engaged in treating this class Of mod
ern maladies with the most astonishing success The
treatment adopted by the institution rs new il is based
upon scientific principles with discovered remedies ,
without mineral poisons The facilities Of such
that patients can be cured at their homes any part of
he country from accurate descriptions Of their cases, by
letter aud have the medcites sent them by mail
press Printed heterogeneous will be forwarded on
application,
o. Consumption, Catarh and diseases OF the Throat,
cured a wei az the home patients At the lnsttu-
ton, by sending the Cold McdcAted luhaHng BAlsamc
Napurs with Inhaler, and ample directions for their use
and direct correspondence.
/ ID Patients applying Tor mtcuogatories or advice,
must inelose return stamps, 10 meet attention.
The attending Physician will be found the lnstitu-
tim, for cousultttio FROM A. N 90 9 Z. NJ Of each
Adde'S, DR ANDREW STONE.
Physician to the Troy Lung aud IIygienc Institute, and
pG fnh ,ucc', ltoY. y y. 82si
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HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH.
CERTIFICATE OF CURES,

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Sec remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. Physio
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See remarks made by DR.. Rphram Mcdowell cele.
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O., Ayers A
"ARSAPARILAlA'
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THE NEW COMMERCIAL BUILDIN

Il are located opposite Court House, corner Of Co
and Hanover Streets
This College is in no way connected with any other
Institution.
The energies Of the entire Faculty exclusively de-
voted TO THIS
The dee Ign Of this Institution is TO afford to Young
Men an opportunity for acquiring Thorough Praoc-
al Business Education
The Books and Forms are carefully arranged by Prac
teal Accountants expressly for this institution and the
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GAGE, PORTER x cos SAWS, manufactured
fshersVlle n H. after many years IN all parts nj
the country are admitted 10 be- the BEST Ia IN market
Having made many improvement IN their works, they
continue 90 manufacture the BtSl or CAST STEEL
SAWS Of ~ kinds Also, CAST STEEL WHIFFLE.
TREE SPRINGS, warranted superior Ia ANYTHING in
Use
Saws repaired io the best Orders by mail or
express promptly answered
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Fishersyille, March /, 1862.
The above Saws constantly on hand, and for sale
manufacturers prices, by n =. BROOKS
Montpelier ~ February J. 1852 3SG
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TAGGARD AND THOMPSON

IAGGARD AND THOMPSON
Have purchased Of the A.ssucss Of the late Firm Of
T.. A. BRowN a Co,
TttErp tN,TtpE STACK ANN etTNND
10 % Hn11NiitI, uNt'rDNf '-'''''
~ o. ''''''' "'''N'
Together with the complete Int oi their former Pubca-
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As they are conatanty adding an extensive variety Of
NEW ROCK AND STATIONERY GOODS
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Al. 40 SnpNtiii'f IpGs.roN-
a. - NOi'4' i1'' DO N4''
Orders from Traders, Teachers and other purchasers
Of books, solicited Prices loH. .
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This Course embraces Book Keeping In all It's depart
ments, fonmanship, Commercial Arithmetic Business
correspondence Commercial Law, Political Economy
Commercial Ethics, Partnership Settlement Detecting
Countcrfeited and Altered Bank Notes. &c.
The Spcuceran System Of Penmaushipis taught al
Its varieties by the most skful masters u the art
The Book Keeping department is under the special
supervision and instruction Of the Principal, h. W Low
M
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u s r A Is l. / S II ED - 60
rETER LoRfLLARD,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
10 y IS CHAMBERS STREET,
formerly a Chambers Street, New York;
Would call the attention Of Dealers to the articles Of
his manufacture viz.
BROWN SNUFF
Macaboy, Dcmigros,
Fine Rappcc, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappcc, Nachitochccs,
American Gentleman, Copcnhagne.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch
High Toast SCOTCH Fresh Honey Dew Scotch,
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch
or Lundyfoot,
Or attention Is oqied 10 The large Reduction IN pace,
Of FHo-Cut Ch,cing md Smoking I05accos, chich
niH be found Of q Superior Quality.
TOBdCCO.
SMOKING. FrSB-Cur CHBw1s0. SMOKING.
Long, 2 A. h., OF plain S. Jago
no. l. Cavcndish, or Sweet, Spanish.
No.2 Sweet Scented Oronoco. CANISTER.
li9i Nos mixed, Tin Foil Cavcndsh Turkish.
MIA circular Of prices will be sent ON application
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BLOODl BLOODl BLOODlll
Hembo'd's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
SYPHILIS.

This is affection Of The Blood and attacks the Sex
nal Organs, Innings Of ihe Nose, Bars Throat Wind
pipe, and other Mucus Surface making t appearance
in the form OF Ulcers Hrmbod's Extract sarsaparilla
purihes the Blood and removes a Scay Eruption Of the
Skin, giving 90 the Complexion Clear and Healthy
Color being prepared expressly for this class Of
plants rs Blood Purifying Properties preserved TO
greater extent than any other preparations Of sasapas
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DAClFIC GUANO.-AGENCY FOR THE
4 ANNOTATED PACIFIC GUANO. -- We are
receiving supply fhis superior Guauo. which
will bc found one ri the cheapest and best Fertilizers boo
the market u BE- adapted 90 al Soils aud all the various
crops,-Gass, Grain, Corn. Potatoes Root Crops, TO.
bacco, &c Nc will be seen by the numerous letters
and testimonials received the last season. Pamphlet,
containing Testimonials, NC. will be furnished appi-
cation.
Also continue the Agencies in Fertilizers Seeds Nc
Goes Super Phosphate NJ Lime Fish GuAno, Ground
Bone Bone Mcal; Poudrettei pulver2ed Charcoal :
Grass Seed. sc at the lowest market prices.
GEO. DAVENPORT e. CO.,
4557 lij MIX 81 Boston.