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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-20

The Richmond Dispatch, of March 5,
says that "eOld on Saturday last was sold
at $3.50 and $500, advancing during the
days" and that yesterday "wednesday,
the 9th inst it went up like a rocket until
it reached $500 Confederate scrip, being
an advance (from Saturday, of forty per
cent"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-20
RAILROAD FROM ST. CLOUD TO
LAKE SUPERIOR.
The Read will not be Built, nor
will Surveys be made. un-
der present Legislation.
Correspondence between Messrs.
Richardson and Rice.
AMERICAN HOUSE, }
'r. PAUL, March 8, 1868. !

AMERICAN HOUSE,
Sr. PAUL, March g. 1868.
Hon. EDMUND RICE,-
Oear Sir Il am about to leave for
nome, and for my own qualification would
ike 10 nave your opinion in regard to the
Railroad matter from ST. Cloud to Supe-
rior, either public or private, Just as
you prefer.
Yours in haste,
X. NJ. RICHARDSON.
OFFICE ST.. PAUL AND PACIFIC r. R.Co.o
SAINT Paul, March 9Th 1868
HoN. r. NJ. RICHARDSON, American House.
DEAR SIE:-In reply to yours of this
morning, stating that you would like to
have my ''opinion in regard to the railroad
matter from st. Cloud to Lake Superior"
l have to say that / do not think there is
the shadow of a chance to build the road
from st. Cloud, or any other point, to
Lake Superior, under the late acts of the
Legislature
devoted good deal of time last sum-
mer and fall, in laying the whole subject
before railroad builders, and in every in
stance | was told that the grant of lands
from Congress were not of sufficient value
to induce any parties to enter upon such
an undertaking; but that, if the Legsla-
ture would unite with them the swamp
lands,-or an equal amount, -granted to
the ''Lake Superior and Mississippi Rail-
road Company" (Which would revert to
the State on the Sth of March instant,)
the road would be built at once.
Negotiations were therefore opened with
responsible parties in New York, who were
we'll informed in relation to the country
and the business of Lake Superior, both
present and prospective, which resulted in
an offer in writing to commence work on
the road in June next, and complete it in
three years, provided the legislation above
referred to should be obtained, and the
terminus on the Mississippi left open to the
test of engineering, at least between Anoka
and Grow Wing.
Another party, the Messrs. Litchfeld
d Co., were also willing to undertake the
construction Of the road upon similar
terms.
Having been advised in advance by all
the parties have said upon the subject,
precisely upon what conditions the road
would be built, and upon what terms it
would not be, l have not the slightest
hope that survey even can be made this
year; nor do l see any encouragement
for some years to come, even with such
legislation as could be offered next winter:
as there is danger that the currency of the
country will then have become deprecia-
ted, and that labor will be too scarce and
materials too high-especially iron and
rolling stock-tOjustify new undertaking
ofsuch magnitude; that is to say, one which
would invole the expenditure of between
three and four millions of dollars, in sound
currency.
In conclusion, permit me to add, that,
| fear we have lost the golden opportunity
to secure the construction of a railroad to
Lake Superior most important to the
State, and especially to the northern por-
ton oft, of all the projected railroads
within her limits.
Very sincerely, your friend,
EDNTTND RICE
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-20

Hon. Stephen Baker, of New York,
is the only member of the late House of
Representatives who positively refused to
receive the third mileage The aggregate
amount paid on this account is probably
$4,000.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-20

A Llberian cent is not included in the
above account.
The following is one of the best Of the
letters which accompany the contributions
NEwBERG, N. Y, March ., 1868.
DEAR Mr. BENNETT
We are only two little girls, but We read the
papers, and we feel badly for that Mr. Greeley
that you write about, because he seems to be
SO sorry that he is white.
We are sorry, too, and we have saved the
three cents we had for the missionary boX,tto
send to you to put in the fund they're geNang
up for him. It's real silver you know, and
we've put black sitting through it because we
think he'd like it better. KITTY & BESS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-20

ARCHIBALD DIXON, Esq.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24
CORRLCFFD WEEKLY


Noicc i heecby ,,veu st tie undel signed
County Sstvcyor q MARSHALL County Indiana will
nj he REQUEST O. Je emdh Poulsnn, proceed on
MOI day ihc lS.h DIV ofJ;nparv lSGi q survey md
subtiiv t. Sccioa No. ., IN Tor u>lip No. -
north. cf Ran e No.2 Cast in Msr-h II County.
.,ud al.o 0 establish the corners o. thc l;ud be-
ion. M To aid poul-iop in sail s.ciior. Said
su,seg will ne coni4ued lOm dly 10 day Il neces-
s,.v I'll com sleied.
Nouve-i''c.,, owners 81 land in sid Section who
Eli 20 lacCl me at he time above nen,oE"si, ~
&c ic>i,.s O. s,il Pou'st nj DELAY o. no
Voc Cor tcfl'iu. ,i.c', 2pr 'o9 % nc expense 81
s,'d a,Vey VII ~ returned - DE oHtly udi,ol
Gc.I;s. acpt. and such aelinqucuc'es placed on
TIE tux duplicate 20! colicc ion ace crdng 20 Ia"
J. ". finger.
n9lw3 Go. Sur. CT II. G.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24

Noi;,e i, ne r3v given hat ,,.e un,'et -.nc,i.
Couptv ~u,ve,oroi " shall corn iuoi.i, " L.
II, ne t''pc-i o j. d. "a and T.. j. Sb,f,,. 40
e., "a Oh Nioni,, ne I Il DIV OF J,uuatv l>6l .
,utvcv "ui su.,d, - see ioa No. Niue FL. IN
Tow a~','o No.Iaav or ~ Ao.h. o. t,rnse
Que e., IA VI II II conn q. aai ALTO e.. b -
lie "a. a"iS o. the :. .tv~ rcon- ~, -, h aG
ShGef - sd >cct,on. I'D ,u'vey will 5e con u
urd ; ch d,v 10 d'y J. rece -. N oono'o
,ru.
Noa ,csi ;cat ovne.s Of aaas = sl1 >cc,ou
NO Ill % meet re ai'"e ''me love meat oucd
- he ic~io,uce o. i d. HL ;tui de'..'v. or 40
,;de 'n dc',tsiu5 ,he'r polIon ot ,he esnen & o
~.i, III vey vii ie ,c,urncd 80 the coun auuitol
a. tc.in, rctt. au.t such lel;p"uCncics placed on
net. orn'' sc 20 'oilcci on a,c0iu'ng 40 law
;. n. NLtNC &c Co. Sus o. Nc.
,d9v3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24

N * hereby : Ven t,5t the undersigned
will. viii thc Connly Surveyor on tie II Ia d.v
81 December. | cG:. ocecd 10 survey. and lccafe
the 90 uci, al h'- l1. in Se GOA 2G. in TOWNSHIP
:. noi II, o. Rang One Est in Mlfsaa! Com, :
luo'ana. an'' coal uve nom d.y 10 d. uu.i all :
>UlVotcG.
Ncn-f'-@cot owno.s of hnl in II seo.'on
who t''l 10 IA az tile $UtrcYor At t,e I'M. ali ne
ulcu. ieued. sad decay, Or ptoyiic f)r dci.yag
h,i- pot on o. me cx.cr - of sad -u,vcv. " II
10 80 am - 'he Co0utv Au IT,, - delrauelt.
aad I'm dei1gRcne'es placed on the tax dupli.
c-sic 20 Dc e.. isc.ed a,ci NJ 80 law.
nt's.3 DAVID SCOTT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24

Notice i heiehv given thlt The upjcrse ned
viii, with he COUNTY Surveyor. on Monday The
2sth OF December, leg, p occe 20 survey and
loca'c tue corners OF his lnl in section % Of
Nclii- ~ Road iaudsanG ecion 80 fcMnship:j3,
Ran e ; East, ia y r~hnll County, Indiana. and
continue FROM DIV TO day until all is ulveye..
Nonresident ownci- OF land in sad seciton who
fail la meet the Survey 81 at tic tiG,c above men
toned, aud de'ray or provide fpr dcfrs v,ns their
portion Of he exp cnscs Of sud sntycv. .gii baIe-
tnineu - She County Auditor delinquent, an,
such dclinprencies placed on the tx duplicate
AMI % lcc.es. according 20 law.
+ ONAS MERCER
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24
a CAEs p.

We would remind cur old customers.
,ad all others who may wish to furnish
IS with Stave Bolts and Barrel Heading
nat We shall continue to pay, in cash, eur
present liberal prices until May 1st
.SGi. Also the highest market prices for
loop poles and Dressed Hoops.
Thankful for the patronage Of our
friends during the PAST year, We hope by
fair dealing and liberal prices to merit i
continuance of The saint
IIUELBUT D8o's & Co
Plymouth Ind. Oct Is ls62.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24
TERMS o. THE WEEKLY SENTINEL:
i,E.EbEfs. ssassNSE,SS g. BINGHAM
fss";.s ssa.,Olis. sMdiHna.


Notice i hereby given that the ulde si.ncd,
County Surveyor Of MAJ shall county Indiana will
It The request of William Gai>back, procect. ON
: olday the Ilth dav OF January 1861 TO survey
aud suhdvde sect0u22, Il Lin Man shall c0un.
", and also establish the corners OF the lands be-
ou%in. said Railsback in said section. said sur
vcy WILDE continued from day to day il neoessaly
III completed.
Non resident Owpcrs OF laud in said section wlo
fail to meet me at the time above monti med, at
me residence of VIM. Railsback, ana ,lci,ay. q,
pa Divide for defaying their Pc. ton ofthc expense:
of said survey will be- eturpci to the county audit
or delinquent. aud such delinqlencies placed OF
he tax duplicate ior collection acco riding To law
j. NJ. KLlNGER Go. Sur. of NC
20 Nv
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24

lFGO TO PAUL'S for Boots end Shoos---he
has the largest and best stock in town; it cannot
be txccled for quality and quantity, in Indiana
and hs cells rhesr n6.'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24
SPECf.iL NOTICES.


Tho rn'ei -'.d lavio1 been rc ,orcd 10 health
= = .ew week. 49, ,,.y ~.rt'e lcn.euN 9 CT
.a,. G;clei ,ov,.il vc,ss viii Il severe I'm
&c ian. ant tiit otcsd disease. Con~uu iua-
E, anAioas - mike knon II % ii .c''on--'.c Z
1c ia 20. cure.
TO al v 30 de,iic It ie WI send coz OF the
-e-t. l'0u U-eti &c ot cnuce). V ii nc Gircc-
'ons Tor nrcntr ~ ant rs ~ tte slme. which
hey viii Gua :. s.sEYs. s'tsYtA Tor C9<>uMPr"N,
A-THNi. bgcNCilr s.. CeUoHs, CoLDs. &c. The
Ca : Get 81 tae advertiser in sending the !, e.
So pfion $ to benefit The afflicted, an spread in
i. m3tion which he conccivcs 20 lac invaluable
ii he lou eve: ysuierer vii Try h remedy. as
ew:.l costiAcm no,hiu., and m,y prove b'cs ing
rar;ics aishius the prescription Will plense
Address
Erv. EDWARD \. WILSON.
Wiiiiam-hureh, nIna, County New York
NoA' 5.--y9nli--im.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24
& aks.E Eajs.s Ssss.ssE;Zssw.
I'm E.:-Er,rS. on 60 d.

We call tie attention of al having relation. CT
friends iii tie amy to the fact that lIooa-..,.'s
German Bhters vi cure nire tcrths o. tie is
eases n!aced by cx. osurcs and prvafio,s IL i'm:
20 camp l!te. In thc lists published almost
dnlg n lie newspapers IN tie arrival o. ihc Sc.
II viii be noticed kat very large pro- ostcn ar-
suffering nom deb.iv. Every case ef Tat SRI
cii - ',feii. ClfrG ~ fioul...l Ntli.4i. a..
:ers. Diseases resulting iron disorders ~ ~ o.
ees'ivc organs are srec'liis removed Is hare
ID hesitation in stating tha ii these Bittcgs wete
nicely USea among oar soldiers hudroGs c. Tvs
miett be saved thai Otherwise would Je lost.
We call laiicu'ar atteu:ion 10 The icl.5s 4: !.
remarkable ana veil aut'.ei-i ,lted cu.c AZ ane =.
th" nation heroes, whose llic t. Use HE c"ll sa-
naso. ms beer ss.el hv .-.c ....a.s..'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24
ENr NOTICE..


S,ne OF Iud, ma M han County.
la he Cncuil Cou,, fcol III = Term, IS6i
Jamc~ tiaIowIy
James NcCsnn
Dcni -. Smitn
DENY smith
Calvin Mccain ! Complnint on Note for
William Mc,,,rn Foreclosure Of Nor gage.
Mlrsarctt' .r'pl
George McCann
Ida Jane McCann
M.lissa NcCdEn.
The PliinIiT in he above entitled cause by
Jane O. Parks his iiorncv, has filed IN my Office
his cumplant eaust he defendants, and il ap
nearing bv Inc affidavit Ola competent orS0n dat
william Mccain and Melissa Mccain are non
residents Of ire St1ie OF Indiana, they are there
fore hereby notified OF me fling and pendenc,
OF said complaint against them, aud unless iheN
appcar answer or demuc thereto, at the ctiinc
Of ,aid cause on fhc frs day OF the next term o
said Court, 10 be begun aud held at The Coui
House, in the town of Plymouth ON the Secon,
Monday of February, 1861. said complaint anC
the matters and things therein contained and al
lcdoe,l viii be heard ~ their absence.
JOHN &. CUollMAN OK NJ. G. C..
lanes @. Parks, Pins ATTY n90-3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24
NOTICE. OF PETITION TO SELL REAL
ESTATE.
State Of Indiana, !
Marshall County \


Marshall County
Notice is hereby given that John Coil, Ad
ministrator of the estate of Daniel Rhodes, late
of said county, deceased, has fled his petition tc
sell the real estate of the dccedcnt, his persona
being insufficient 10 pay his debts, and that sal,
Petiuop will be heard at the next term of tn,
Court of Common Pleas cf said county,
Attest JOHN e. CUSHMAN,
n'o-N1 Clerk &. I. 6.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24
EDITOR or 0rMocE,r.
DEAR Sig

EDITOR or 0rMocEir.
DEAR Sig
With yoIr permission, wish to say to t c rca-
de- Of yoar piper thu. .glli senl bv return mail
al who wish i, tfreeJ 4 Recipe. with ful di-
REGIONS i.r m'kin, aud using sample We, ctablc
Balm, that viii oiirctualiy remove in 10 da,s.
pialp!es. Blotch,s. Tan. Frccllcs. and all mnuli
ties Of tie skin. leaving Ae same soft, clear,
smooth and hcIuliiul.
viii a~o mail fee to these having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces. simple directions aud information
that viii enable them 10 star; iull crow tn OF lux
uriant n it, Whiskcrs Noustachc in less than
80 DAYS All applications answered by return
mail without charge.
Respectfully yours
TiIOS. +. CHAPMAN,
Chcmis I, No. SCI Broadway, New York
Nov. 5,-v9hli-3m
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24

There will be service at the Efi-copa
Church this Thursday evening at
O'cloek-also on Friday Christmas day
at heif past tea O'clock \. =
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24
EGb.tT as Stomach Eilters.
SOLDIERS HOME, !
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
CfNCixNATI, June 4, 1873

To Tn G, ". Ror,cx-
Ny DEsRSIp | IN dispensing second inv dice
OF your stomach Bttcrs among the large number
OF men who daily arrive at tbs institution for
refrcshment and rest The universal testimony
j. that these Bitters the best made. For the
various hummer complaints which aliIict so many
know Of no remedy safe and 50 sure. Plu
taroh SAYS: "To ask physician what is cas- and
what j. hard Of digestion, and what will agree
with the stomach, is alb out az sensible as to 1sk
what - sweet or bitter, or sOur.' Persons who
look out for breakef5-and have your : omach
Bitters in the house, am sire will never ask
any one the foolish question spoken of by tn,
great philosopher. ! must not omit word or
two for your Catawba Brandy. have many men
here who had brandy prescribed for them by DIS
tineuishcd ARMY Surgeons The effect OF yours
on such are most benz fetal, far more than
from any previously taken. pcr.ons who desire
n raelly pure Brandy cannot fail in their purchs
ifthcy get your brand.
am, Doctor, with much respect,
Your servant,
G.. w. ID. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
| u Office and nlnIfactory. Nos Sc, 81, g
and 81, East Third s;ie,t. For sale everywhere
,1nle--lv
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24
Safe of luei'anl.
Nalsiall County. Z"

DY vi ne OF a Warrant to us dil7c.ed TO
sD Ono McNalen, Justice OF the P-ac c
OF Walnut Township in SAX County, We the un-
de. signed DO certify that We have view ed and an
"ia>cl certain csrav iiciier, taken rp by
Sfmuel aaler, of hid iowuh hip, and fiud the
same TO he large Roam Heller. supposed 10 be
,hlee .ea,, old, an. W.. 10 ap9iaise the same
hei.eta. Twelve D5l'us,
MILES { SMITH. ..
JAMES MArHEWSON} NPP'"'S e' )
Sab :ibci anl sworn TO before ne. Ohio
Mennl'en.a jus c. of thc Peace, Ills s3Sth
d'y Of November, lo'.'. ], John {. Cushman,
Gle ;, OF the Marshall Ciacuii Court do hereby
ccruty that the foregoing ! tue copy Of The
original report ihcreiu filed IN nv Office Dee.
lst 1863. JOHN c. CUSilMAN, Clet k.
Dee. ), lc6i-niS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24

The Dedication Of the y! i. Church =
Salem IS postpone ua.il the ia SUM, IN
January lsGl-Sc.yices 1T 10 O'clock y
N. Sermon By Presid'ue i.i'cr Bart. Col
lection TO be taken up - all ii deirayiu
the in.Ieb chr u h church.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24

Do YOU want > roa,. .7pe.;tc
DO yo' y 1T to baiii up YOU. coai.;iot;sa'
De ycu wait II feel vel,
DO YOU wait to gct rid OF ncrrousnos.2
"a yoa want emegek'
DO YOU want a sleep ~ei'1
Do YOU ant blisk s'..i vigorous fsels-g
livou 10, u-c H0JFLAND'S GEP.is,
El'iIIrHE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24
203N
NOTICE OF PETITION TO SELL REAL
ESTATE.

Marshall County.S
Notice is hereby given that \. G. Capron, Ad
min;strator of the estate of Elizabeth Stoops late
of said county, deceased has filed his petition to
sell the Real Estate oftfe dccedent. her personal
being insufficient to Pay her debts; AID that said
Petition will he heard a. the next term of the
Court of Common Pleas of said county.
Attest JOHN G. CUSHMAN,
nlew3 Clerk e.. 4. G..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24
20 ALCOHOL Or BAD NHIsKrY.

30 ALCOHOL Or BAD WHIsKrv.
Theywil! cure the above dseAses IN ninety Lie
Cases out of hu:si-, q.
lnduced bycxten-iye sale and universal popular
ity Of H0oilani's German Btttrs, surely vert
ap e. hosts OF ignorant o,lsots ar. l...scfelre
aayclturers i.avc ofeHcd Gnon s;!:eriry i,.nai.t~
tie iooi gates o: NoS,rau.s In the shape of roor
whi~'.ey viiely mn runic with injurious iri.rs
and chri tened toa.cs, stamlchicS and Bitter
Beware 6! H.. iungn,r,l,.e array Of Aloo'ois
preparations III plethpric b tiles an liz b.sis.i
keys Under tie modest ,clIa;ion OF Btf.rs.
which Instead of curing onl agcravatc disease =: p!
leave the dsaapo.i.toi sufferer in despair.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24

There viii be an Eileen # Trus CO.
AMI also renting Of rews f5r one yc:f at
the Presbyterian Cl,urcl. on he iii i. =;
january 1861, 1t O'clock j. II. Al per-
sons wishing rews are invited to be pres
ent. Ey Order - .iis iEtsTh..s.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24


DlED-in this place onihe evening Of the
10Th inst, SILAs MORGAN, one of our
Oldest citizens.
Ma. VI. was we believe a native of
North Carolina. Losing his father when
quite lad his widowed mother emigrated to
this State where he has since resided. lie
was among tie earliest settlers of our Coun-
ty, and at is organization became its first
Recorder lie took prominent part in
opening the Michigan Road, and construc-
tel the first bridge built over the Tippc-
canoe River between here and Rochester.
He leaves an almost helpless family to
mourn his loss. Let the hand of christian
benevolenee and love be extended to them
by all, and especially by those with whom
he had been associated in church fellow
,hip
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24
Notice.

--'-- -
.osicC.
There will be an Eileen # Trus CO.
AMI also renting Of rews f5r one yc.f At
the Presbyterian Cllurcl. on .he itil i -
January 1861, It , O'clock p II. Al per-
sons wishing rews are invited to be pres
cnt. 3y Order q IL In, TEES.
The dedication Of the y! i. Church It
Salem IS postponed ua.H the ii sun. :, IN
January lsGl-Sc.yices 1T 10 O'clock y.
VI. Sermon By Pre.id-us i.tlcr Bart. Col
lection to be taken no - all ii deirayius
the inleb e,;ncss % he church,
H. B. Dickson K c. have : choice
stock Of Stoves. Box. Pallor. aaa cochin.
of almost every varie.v AMI l.itte~a. h.,-d-
ware ii abundance q suppl. h waats o
all v..o need. and lie ever ee...ieia~a,
aal accommodating Wooi3erry 10 V.
upon customers.
CnaIsgyAs c mes bu. once a sc r,,eu't
FORGE lie ii.lc folks. We h'i.e ih.. Oh
Santa Clau vi i, BE iasiiai IN L anar-
al lis.:ba ;an q al l.ese .,,yors vh'eh "a
lreciy 80 20 ia"kcup ne,r, CArait.. :.
TOYS for h. e'....ea. iae'. 80, AID 81 h
ine for thc r. ga .,uscu'rs e.. =. !
feS dollars ..c.eu : * .~aie' IA Il.
WY caa 'e ,aa..e he eei..ee q: lc.o.e.a-
70 many hess .i.as o;..erw g weul. ic
'.e4el t,vn'a .:fn:je :. IL
Is r'ore 80 - s'ys IN sa.eee.yc.'
III, On .., ~ ~. -
vj1 ~. IL .,s.,f..i I'M s@.r - b,f.-
- md .o...,o..., -. u;..
l.. +.,..o. ,,el
.n1 r,nI l $50,
-. =,
-. .-.:..a. n,4ll
be-, ...f..4 =. ..t.I.., r-ro. al
,.o., -. l.-..~, =
w.. :. ,...o.l.,.. ,.io -
90 po..ce., !. I.,ot.e.\, , u,.
and c,I.reJ r.. SOL. "a. ~ toss. .1.....
,.oi ...ii.a- ii . .,...o.,,....
,os, o.l tr,ns,,o~. -,
Csnt. J ), e.ss.r 9TH. III +,
Re-, has wo ~, er..an1 r.. ~
count If II besI.h. and :, named b.,,.-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24
rtsllApnIrnLA. ssg 23l I>6l.


NiE.sas. j3xrs < Ev,x- Wei. ce-tlcn -.
,oar Uoolaii..'s tivrman Bttc.s las s,l ~
ilic. There j. 70 ni.s'ale In tits, i is yaGe'el ,.
By numbers OF inv caa.raies some o! wos- !aIsrs
are appended and whB ere i-liy cOsiiiz, rt ~ a.
the circumstances oi mv ease ! IN ana have
been fcg the las four velrs = member ol S4trun-
ans celebrated b 'teTs lad ri.dcr the INN, date
command 81 Caftain il -. Aver. Through IT,
exposure attendant un,n ils .rfluags duties
attacked in NorciabsT last with in ma. o. 80
lungs and WAS for sevcnfy-two days in the he-p:
al. his VAS followed Jy great debility Aeig trH
81 by an st,acl, OF drsentcry. ! WAS chem s1,Ao.-
ed from tie y tl ioaee and sci.t 10 t'i.s c''s -.
board the steamer State u Name II, ~ ua.eh
! landed 81 tie 18th June. since tia: tine
nave been :boat as low aS aac cae could h ssi
still retain spark OF vital;ti, For week
! | WAS scarcely atie 10 swallow ANYTHING and &.
did force a morcel down it was sm:neaiifeis
thrown ua gam.
could a.. even reep cl4ss of water cn ~.
stomach. Life could NOT last under these cirosr,
stances and accortingS the fi, sc;ans Hh0 Ia
been working iathsU!ly Though Gusueccssia,y 70
rescue me iicm the gsasp ut tie dread A,chsr.
iianhiy told me they could GO more icy
advised me 10 see 4 clergyman ana 70 r..sc su.a
disposition of my limited iul.ls IS re-. -aii,d se.
IN acquaintance whe visited a. tiio ha-' -
Nr, frcderic, Stein6oIn, Of siXsn bclog A4lA
street advised me fororn hops l., try vctr
bItters. AMI kindly procured a S0tsle. From To-"
time cemmcnccdto take then the e,co.ay s.e'f
ow OF death rccedsd. aud aan now tI.nk Cos Sex
il, getting better Thc4ga have iakoa max w .
bottles, have gained ,rn pounds .tnd feel SAIL
enine OF beng PEN li-5ed 20 rei0in nay ~ie anl
daughter from " 'leIa | haze he-cl -. hin- iot
eighteen month =; ter sCnllemcn ala 4 io5si <.
sinan from q g siei,.ty Of Front ROYAL. To reuv
nNaitahie ,ltsers oae the certainty OF ii.c 5 ID
has takei the place ct vague fcars-to your b.
tens VII Owe the glorious privilege 81 ata'a
CLASP ns 10 my bosom, those sho are CeArc-. %
me Ia lfe
Very truly you,s, ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concur in the truth OF the abo,.
statement. rs We had dcs plircd of sec.ry or
comiade, Mr.. Malone. restored to health.
JOHN CUDDLEBACk Ism. Y. Ba:toy.
|. +. SPENCER Is Natilcry BATTERY T.
Penny T. JEROME c. 3 ii Vernon,
JOHN WARD co 5tl Maine
NATHANIEL b. THOLAS Co /. 95sA Per.
Holm JENKINS - fu,. D..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24

We understand that ia Re Fuller, last
week one day finally declared himself in
favor Of unconditional u1ion" and sdop-
ted the ~poueIas' PLATFORM without re-er-
walton We congratulate the Judge on
his newly assumed position, aad hope he
may always find il a. pleasant Us now
\. . The Judge was married to an esti
Diable lAiy-Nr'. Douglas.
"s2eet be the honeymoon
TIL 1t be past,
Bright u, the sun at noon,
Lon~ nay it lat"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-24
IiiET CONTAIN.

And viil positively p.evea. yellow Eev., D.;:
Jus Fever, dc.