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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
sIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

THIS Invaluable medicine 10 unfailinS in ths care eta
those pAinul and dsngersus diseases tneideAtte hs
female constitution.
II mederatss all sIeetsss and removes all bsttueipA
from whAtsvtrssuse, and speedy care may DO relied
"a.
To Married Ladies'
u . peculiarly suited It will short rns, bring IN
the monthly period wita regularity.
CAUTION
These Pin, ihsuld net b tkkts ~ nEslsI hAtart
PREGNANT. during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, AZ hsy
ara sure to briat on Miscarriage bat at every shef
time and In every ether ease they are perfectly safe
10 ~ essss Of Nervous ana spinal Assensu Pals 10
%. Back and Limbs, HesThess IAuEas sH sligst sIsr
lion 2Alptstion Of the Hehrt, LovnSn Of Spirits, Hys
ercs SICK Hssdashe WINES ans ell the PAINFUL dissn
- accasensa BY AdisorgAniSed system these Pills yil
effect 3 curs when al stAer heAns have JAILED.
FuU directions IL the pamphlet neaAs each psstLI'
etich should ss carefully preserved.
batue containing 30 pills, and sneiroios siH a.
Haseruuen stamp Of Great Britain, can Be nj es. M
t,f Lon snl poNagr stamps.
sole l mites SAFES Agent Jon Noszs, II crrtHnsi
Street New York.
..Il ~ All Druggists thvtslgMGh.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
MatrG0

Ia Barre, Oct. l,th b. Rev. u. K. COBB. So. George
W. Dotgs Of Berlin and Miss Emily o. blanchard. %
Barre.
In Rseheseer Sept. sth, by Rev. James s. spinus r
h'Afy &. Roe ana Mrs Jennsttee NJ olmsiyd, both oil
Etst bidslesuTy
AlsA By the iaus Oct oh, Hr julius Root o. Rochester
.td Nist Ellen Hoohaa u hancock
Also BY the same oct l2th, M ara XcCallom, 'nd
Miss Pe',ls French, both Of Rochester
In flsinhed Oeiobef l0th, BY Rev j. Gill Mr. AlpArus
J. Baohelder Of Plsinheld, and Miss Beisey skinner o
Roypltoh
Al the Randolph Hou ", Randolph, sept 18th ny Rev
WssHer, Mr.. edwsrd y Lincoln, and Mss Sarah A
fksmpss beth sf ChsfeA.
Also ~ hs same at he NeIhe list Ps'sn'g', in Ran
dslpA Sep, Thi Nj AWE A angel u sriiutfre, nd
Mss Amelia n. Webster, vi Randolph
Aiss ~ A. same At tue hetbodI Parsonage. In Rs.
DELPHI, Oct lltA, Mr. Ira Currss aud Miss Sarah j. Tsh,
both Of Rsyaltoh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
To sicians and Invalid

The Raw CHAELIs KISS, formerly Secretary sfthe
J. udou Evangelical Alliance ana reoshtly connected ~
r,smrn' Minister and Physician, with the Vssssssa
Missions, will send THtr o. oosf the Prescription Win
which be successfully treated rhs I. eharet u larit
Mission iiospirl, upward Of hundred sssss 81 GER
suNrtIo Ia The hrst, second and third ,tag~s
Tle equally adapted to the ttsstaest ~ Arm
ma tatArrh. bronchitis and all .eetios u the LusF,
Throat and AR Passage Nhiit SPEEDILY invforstts M
rufeebled Nervous System and enrpsss tie serss Ess
functions of the stomach. Liver, ara hs~eh
Permission s given tn refer 70 thu PTesftshs ass Pre-
lessons u tn several Medical Csssa 81 ne CITY, ana
to ihe Rev Aessrs ADAMS, Perm, sAYhFs, and Vas
BuEAS. Address With stamp
Rev. cHARLEc D. EIEe,
station n, Bisle Hoass, New 7 srk.
ST. wish publicly to ieksevledge the ssaerssftJ
Of thts- publishers who from motives 81 konanJ hare
given this advertise tree Insertion RsTsus paper,
are earnestly requested 10 COPY upNyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

A MILITIA LAw.-'The raid Of 81. Adams has
gvon such an mpetgs aud force to ths movement
for an organization Of the militia Of the State, IS
10 insure Tie passigs, At tho present session, Of
some Ian to accomplish tina, result. The offer Of
Secretary stanton to furnish the State with 10000
sand d arms, has also removed tho principal OBJ
lecion hitherto made 10 any law providing for All
organized militia. We trust, however the L.gis
lstu'- will gvo the m,ttsr enough delIoeration
to secure The passage Of sueh law, and such on
", ss the State really teeds sufficient for purposes
OF home defense, and not rendered Objectionable
by much fuss and feathers" What We want is
an AIMED, organized and available, militia, and
with na more show or parade than is absolutely
necessary to seeuret hat results and that We can
nJw have, with the arms furnished by the General
Government, without great expense, or compli-
aled machinery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

90. 49, D. la.- ID


WITT
NAftr. 100 .a..e, anou. 1870 t,tt.' nd 80 sons
oa..stns % wprAias oxen Miieh 'tt s4'ene two
and three ys.Is "a
fiess -harse, Besf-KktrG $3.50 to. sisiTs., a''
lily il2oo 1860 ID $3.50 il1 81 a. Wto soo'
WORK. o1sn--,G 20
gers.ni Csl7a-i45 90
Yssrurgt-&i60o.to 2e GO tive years o.d. 800 20
% three years DID, $4,000 TO 6,ob
sassp AMI Lamb,-s4 a. market price, iu OTIS g. 90
{, - each extra, IS o to g.
spuns Lambs. oto55o.
veal calves-s6oot to 900. caifsuGs-.s to 81. 80
Hi,s-I3. 70 lSs prtb T.Ii1s-.4 tai ~. eTtt
ret, tl.ol to d, 80 each. Lambs s2,lo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
MATRIMONIAL.

I AIDES AMI GENTLEMEN " you wishte marry, a.
l. dress The undeuignsd ~ho will send ysa vltAost
money and without pr CO. valuable informttsu hat VII
cradle o. to many happy aud speedily, irrespective si
are wealth or beauty. This infofwsusn win east yoa
poing and you wish 10 marry ~ill eheernsIiy assist
you. All letters STRIFE ~ conhdsntsl The desired infor
nation sent by mail, and no quss,oss sstsd. A
dress SARAH =. LAMBERT,
f4lm2 Gfeenpoint, ling 90, Mt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
11.J.ly

Sstiscs Of Deaths h''rte. free Ot,uau-, slnd,,r
po,y, inserted fer ave cents Inns he pad Tor 90 a.
nssr. This rue will bs strictly adhered TO
In PsAsasels, Sept. n Pssch.l Hatch II Berlin.
n.nbsf. 81 c. 4, III Vermont aged 81 year, u month,
aht 10 asys
Hs leaves wife and three children 10 m.urn death
Printers In Niseonsis and hinnVss lease not ce.
Uls Durssry, sept 18Th, 1854. Mrs. tutuss Hadsn,
ara ~ ytsra Hrs. hsaen vua Wor hy m-nbrt " iAr
Cssgr,Iational Clttsh. the obtained hope iu jesus
vkss be, 10 tssr Of sE', 10 the town II brdpo 10 this
Esr., where sh. hrst united With the Church
Fer mere hAr year pfsVieus to her dcsih shr vas
s.st nf-r,r, but va, ble'ssdly su, sue by the pre-
seus PROMISE 81 eur God and thu, fell ssrey hope
q Elsnsui In M rtkliy.
tN n ftnsnssr.t a. a devoted wife an Ansotonafe
nstker, ssd tNful be nber Of society. D.
In RsrA, Sept seth, u paralysis Of til, nerves Clark
D. orsuy, sssn yesu and months
ctluy us lait him douh TO rest,
sepsset ~ the t.cught he Is with The blsst.
Ii hArtvisb, At the residence OF his son, Jehn n.
sh.dt, o.pL Allah ehedd, aged 81 yeAAnd II months,
Frfsrrt IN n. Mas and Y. please copy
In Bss hsntpslisr, July 3ls Ma Nancy nolbrook
vlssv u The late Rev. Paul Hcbrook, aged 90 years,
tnssAs and Ia days
Blessed are The dead who die 10 the iord.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
nosToA mARlakr. ocl. ..

F.out Western, ts1b Go ii,'O
Pork,-PrGs, $40 90 ness, t1.bv to ls5o
Beef, .3!tOto 2o,OO. ieId, = To =. hsr,., ~
hos, dressed Ooto 90
Butter a. to so cAersc, l5tols ri.''0 ."S f-
t4.oe 32,j5 to 30. nrrd apple u to 10.
Besu. isOJ to 400 Peas tl,.0 30 tax
uer's grass seed ioO1te s6'o Gloves. y t''t
staroh9to u ralioN, 1T lsi.
asolral B,a.c Meuno, ,ootol2S sh-ec."D;aa ein, q
lloto lj5j Hdtb,ood 20 to 11u, Common lo5to ivt
Corn los to l,o5. oats slto "a Rye Los to ~
Hops to 5S
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
moNrrELrNR MARKET. oct. -

PGov,sioss.-B uttu a. oit cheets SO 90 lard
soto IS rAuop, 20 pft, AIpltl4t befs. = o,n'
Potato,, 5000 BeAns. e. 0oto2 so Wcsi fndia "a
.Ar.. 2oton Refined sugau, - TO Is. rest, 800
to $50
oniun,-is,Oo to 0oo, Apple 500 ger bbl
fLorA- E1tra tlOs0 to llt0. 20 III, EAtrs $40 to
1850 saperEitrA l5,SOt % ll.Jo
Gllts AID 4Ar.-oorn, sl,15. oats, 10 hecisps',
ssd O. 80 900 per bashel Clover Ia to % per pound
day, SO to u per ton. Rye, o.,
d.scLtLask1rs---bl and green asgd sect '-bto ! 70
single, 400 Sc 900. wooI-oomwoa % Go - BsJs
900 .o 100 pef cord. Sans, 40 %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

THROAT AFFECTIONS "A Physician writior
from NeWfane, New YORK, speaking Of lte benz,
fetal effect. resulting from tie use Of " Btoun 5
Bronchial Troch,s," say, "O.lge M b, seua-
irg dozen more Of your Bronchial Troch,s
enc oisg bill. For aiievaIug that horrd u.u
ton only ieil by those who have suffered from
any Bronchial Affection, and for hoarsene" and
sore throat too am free to confess enough an.
AZ NJ. D. hey ansser all YOU claim for them
would beg YOU to feel that im Ole of ih h'l
IN the profession 90 puff nosulm, bar feel ! an
.u, doing YOU justice 10 assert what hiye.' To
avoid di,nppolu ment be sure 20 obiain The geau-
inc Brosu's Bronchial l'roches"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
G bi Gttem an.
MONTPELIER, VI.
tuesday Morning, October 40, 1864

We desire to make tho TlGszAE psrNsuArly valuable
frtsnews from all parts Of Vermont aud our friends IL
dtrrentpsrsofthe state, especially in Warrington Or
pse ,nl LAnoils Counties, will confer great favor
upou usand readers by sending local intelligence
Gye US the aeand We will arrange them Tor the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
NORTIIEIELD. VT.
important to tho AFFLICTED

a. CAKES, Oolist and Auri't has determined 10
sISpd his practice 10 Mortified during lhc three
msshs, commencing on the LIST day Of seplemb r, and
ssatnuhg Tor days in each week every Thursday
aal Friday Of September, October AID November, at all
sat as long as the aesther will PEI nit Office IN tbs
Hotsl. Sec Advertisement in another column.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

bnoL or TsIEHAs Dear Sir " III your permission
wish to cay the readers Of your paper that viii send
By mail, 70 Jail Sho With gree Rec ipt With
nll directions for making and u'nga SIMPLE Vegetable
BALM, that will sneetuAy remove In tel days Pmplei
blsebs, Tan. Freekles and all impurities Of ne SKIN,
leaving the same soft, clear, smooth, and beauufui
81 win also mail free to those haWn2 Bald Heads, Or
Bar. Faces simple directions and information that will
enable them to start fol- growth ~ L1Xursn Hair
Ehskers, or Noustacts, IN less than thirJ days.
Al applications answered by return mail withom
charge Respectfully yours,
THo5. ?. CHAPMAN. Chemist
r2l1re. s3l BroadwaG Sew Ydrs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

n ~ is o. certify lutI have gwen my son George
T. Tap ~ bis Tine she remainder Of his minerty, ,
sod tht rol claim any Vi his eaflngs nor pay Any Of
BIZ d Dts anrr this d &c. h.. l.. fAfLlN,
NIt .ess, q T. iCHrHkIY.
NeUturIpr Oct. lat. 1894
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
A Gard 10 the suffering.

A Gard 10 the suffering.
Z WALLoW Two or three ho,heads or Buchu " Tonic
- bitters, ssnapafilla Nefyon' 4ntiions &c. A.,
~ after Jou ,atished with the rc'ult hsntr ono
Boz Of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAS'S ENGLi et specific
HLLs-Ani b, restored N healta aui g0r pa less
thirty aays They are pufsly vegetable pleasant go taxes
rtampt Asi i.iuAfy in their en cts Oh the bruk dntu
tnd shattered constitution. Oll aud young can t4Ar
thin WITH advantage Imported and sold ~ NE ruit,l
States onlyby JAS. =. BUTLER,
No. 247 Broadway. NV. York
9TAgent Or the uni-l States.
FB-AboI Of Pulls securely packed viii h- ma I'd FOO
any address receipt Of price wv ch is ONE lOELaR
r.id-usrey refunded NY The Agent Il soure .,-
TAO lou 10 rot given ~ 3T4fu3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

Cspsumptv sufferers Will receive valuable pre-
rnphon for the cure Of Consumption, A.thm', Bron-
Shifts and all Throat and Lung Affections Gree Of charge
BY sending their address to
Rev. T.. A. WILSON, Bllllamsbul .h,
Yosms Kings Co., New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
Cleanse the Blood.

IlrH oorr'r,, dlssrd.red o. n
w hAted Blood, you are alex all
over tmay bur.t out In Pinple'
or sores, OF In some active dirsss,.
or II may merely Keep yss h,,lss,
dtpre-sed ssa sest fss nsthiss
Hut you oannst have pssd heath
wn,ls you' slosd IN iupur. AT
ERs sArsArAnLIA r,rs en-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
~ slight Cold Coughs.

sew are aware OF the Importance o checking tOugh
Al Eht Cold In It's htst stage that VII ch DO the be-
n Sg would Yield to mild remedy II neglected, soon
Az cha the lungs " Browns Bronchial lroch,s' give
u ana almost immediate relief Milluary Ohcsfs aud
sd su shouIdhays them as thy cas- be carried 10 Mr.
Pc Al and taken a. OCCASION Vqgifes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
Allemlinn. .nidiC.A.

DEN lions, BUUNflss, md arrears cf pay que 81 OIL
| dles procured Tot thoss entitled 10 he sam 10
rcA enable terms Also p.y. due 10 soliiet4, eco SEE
praDue II var procured the bench ~ thsr fa
Its and host deg.n4enl Oh the s,d.e for sutpO,t.
O. n -sITu.
Montpelier, net 18Th, 1864 f42u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
COLOATE,A MONEY AOAP

COLGATE's MONEY 5OAP.
TIM ssl.bnwa Pellet aoAp, in such ani'arIsi DC
mead. n made IRON the hoIssst mIterials smila
and sna sIIisnf'tsits ns.ars, naErandy scented
ard .xssn.y bsAsaeiaI IN iw action up.- the ,tin
For sale BY ali druggists and FAnay dooas D.A.srs.
Pisksfyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

NEW YORK PRODUCE
RtC Es q as AZ &. u 1
s.ronrsp sarHK.sLy ron TBS CHAN norS1lS FKKAs0.
BY w. s. MCCLURE & VI
Siricily Produce Commission Merchants,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

The Plantation Biters make the weak strenE, The Ian
gu.d brilliant aud are exhausted natures grestrseore
They are eoupo'ed OF the celebrated CalLay, Bark
wintergreen sssafrAi Root, Herbs, Re- all preserve
10 perfectly pure ST. CroiI Rum
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

NHLhLU r.
c4lai. Der. lith A. D. 1864 ,43wa
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

A SympaiEiZer With the South

One of the favorite expressions Of the in
sane war men after they are exhausted of
argument IN controversy with L friend of
peace, is Southern Sympathizer"
Southern Sympathizer 1t never seems
to have occurred to them that it is possible
for person to be for ending the war and
for recognition of the Southern COnfedera-
cy, because both measures are demanded
by the interests OF the North. And it may
be that it is sympathy for the North that
induces 4 desire to end this terrible strug-
gle.
When one looks around and sees the
terrible evils of the war upon the people of
the so-called loyal States. and sees the
utter hopelessness of any good resulting
from it, it is hardly necessity to assist in
such conclusion any surplus sympathy
for the South. The Peace Party at the
North is not Southern organization, but
is based upon regard for home interest
and home feeling, that demands the cessa-
ton of the struggle.
1t is certain that tie war men, Judging
from the ruin they have brought upon it,
can not justly be accused of sympathy with
the North. If they do, God save it from
such sympathy - ncinnoh Eagairer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

FAIRBANKS SCALES About thirty
five years ago, the Messrs. Fairbanks IN
vented and began making platform Scales,
which Effected complete change in the
manner eff doing such business as requires
weighing. and without which it would be
impossible to 90 the present immense
amount Of business in the country. Since
then they have given their constant per-
sonal attention to the business, maxim I'll
such improvements and adding such modi-
fcations as their experience has shown 10
be desirable During this time many 9th
er kinds Of scales have been invented. and
more or less tried by the public, and main
ly thrown aside, while the business of the
Messrs. Fairbanks has steadily increased
from year to year, their scales now stand
ing higher in public estimation, and
their sales being very mnch larger than
ever before. This shows very strongly the
excellence and durability of Fairbanks
Scales.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

DIED-tt his residence in Plymouth,
May 30th 1864, ci Malignant Erysipelas,
ANDREW HUME, aged 80 years.
lie leaves a wife and three children to
mourn his loss,
"Dea.l's bat path that must be trod
If man would ever pass to Cod
On the 18th inst. ERWIN s. ELLIOTT in
the 34th year of his age
The deceased has been respected eiti-
Zen Of this place many years, cnterpris-
ing, kind and generous, but fell disease
proved fatal in the prime oflife. His loss
to his wife. with four small chrildrcn. and
to others. is irreparablc. j.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

The Paris correspondent of the N. Y.
UcraH states that most of the prominent
rebels resident in that city have gone over
to England to take active part in move
mcnt calculated, they say, to bring about
the recognition Of the Confederacy by
England and France. 1t is alleged that
Napoleon has assured them that he will
Immediately sanction such measure if
England does and the rebels have gone to
that country to influence public opinion in
every manner towards such step. They
rely mainly on a petition to be presented
to Parliament. signed largely by the clergy
of the established church These scces-
sionists assert that they have had an inter
view with Lord Palmerstou, who said that
all his personal sympathies' were with
them
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

The world is full Of wants The news
papers overflow with wants, and 50 does
the heart Of everything human or other
wise. The poor wants to get rich and the
rich wants to git richer; young ladies want
husbands or new bonnets, or both; old
ladies' want more religion, new set Of
teeth, or a chance to gossip; young men
want to secure an artistic part in the mid
die of their hair; widows want number
two, three or four. as the case may be; the
bulls want gold to 90 up, the bears want it
TO 90 down; Congress wants common sense;
Old Abe wants rc-election; Massachi l.
setts wants the war to 90 on and the
Northwest to do the fighting; preachers
want piety. In short, everybody every
where wants something.-Erchonge
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07
Death Of Captain r. SimOnSOn.

The remains OF Capt. Simonson, of the
9th Indiana Battery, arrived here on
Thursday noon, last week, for interment
He was shot in the forehead by rebel
sharpshootcr in Sherlnan's movement
against atlanta. Capt. Simonson was an
able and efficient officer, well skilled in the
arts of war, and brave and noble soldier
His remains were followed to their last
resting place, ON Friday afternoon last, by
his widow, relatives and large concourse
of citizens, who deeply mourn the loss of a
true, noble and kind-heartcd man. MAY
he rest in peace. and may his slumbers, in
the grave, not be awakened again by the
roar Of the artillery and the clash Of
arms Columbia City Fost.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

JOHN ". Forney the Presidents dog, ="
made speech in 800. in which lie spread
himself after the following fashion:
w ma Is there in our glorious country
70 make men afraid Of the light Of cay and
Of hor ct inquiry Have We Z conscript
law that tears the liusbandnen from his
plow. the father from lis family, the son
from his widowed mother, to 20 forth and
act as eladiators for a few ambitious
King? ll@ye re laws Toy the rich and
stripes for the poor Is cur President an
Attila or Caligula? Is orr Senate a
council of ten + orr house Of Repre-
sentat,ves . body % tyraats armed with
power to rayish and Destroy Secret
usurpatiOns against such wrongs would be
justifab!e and right, for we are Taught the
great lesson that resistance TO tvrants IS
obedience to God
We should Ike 10 see the answers For
ney would attempt to give these questions
at the present time.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07
A BATTLE-CHANGE OF BASE

A BATTLE-CHANGE OF BAsE-A
FLANK MOvEMENT-THER EsULT.-fo or
some time past there has been symptoms OF
hostile feeling existing between couple oil
our republican neighborsi one Of whom Is
not particularly noted for his courage any
more than for his morality. y few days
ago one of them took couple Of young
ladies out to ride with him, and after their
return the other took OCCASION to speak to
them in very coarse and disparaging terms
of their escort, which, coming to his ears,
he determined to resent. One day last
week the opportunity wished for presented
itself, and the battle commenced evidently
to the disadvantage Of the party assailed,
whereupon by mastery piece OF STRAIT
egy, he Immediately changed his base from
the sidewalk to the inside of furniture
store This was done on the double quick,
but did not avail him any thing, as the
attacking party, by splendid flank move
ment, cut him off from his anticipated ex
it through the back door. After series
of mancuvers, more energetic than agree
able, the odds were decidedly in favor of
the assailant, when some outside parties
interfcred and put stop to hostilities. 1t
is said by those who witnessed the battle
that the party attacked, although much
the larger one Of the two, manifested
throughout degree of cowardice possess
cd but by comparatively few men.
The final result was, the arrest of the
assailant, trial by jury, verdict for the
State, school fund replenishcd to the
OF 81, 50.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07
HAIR RESTORED.
NNINhERN AID MlTSIiCHES.

Clark's Hair Restorative is warranted TO res
tore nair to bald heads, anu is the only genuine
hair restorative in the United States. We advise
young persons, whose hair is beginning to fall out
to save their hair by using Clarks Restorative.
Price, only so cents per bottle.
Clark's French Cream is the ONLY article that
will start or cay Sc beard to grow upon the face
1t is warranted to DO this in - days. We ask all
young men, who wish IA fine beard or moustache,
to try it Price 80 cents per box.
Both of the above named articles can be had
by RENTING the price in U. S. postal currency
Of 4. w. CROSLEY,
n41w3 Danvlle, Montour CO. Pa.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07
ADHINI.STRA TOR'.S SALE

The Undersigned administrators of the Estate
of Nancy WaShburn, lac of NJ ,rshall County de-
ceased, will offer for sale at public Auction OF his
residence IN Tippecaaoe Township on Saturday
July 9Th 1854, at 10 A VI. the personal proper.
ty of said dcocdent. consisting of lot of House
Hold Goods, such as Beds and Bedding Furniture
&c. also, one NJ ire and Ole Wagon. Terms of
SALE NIL sums under 81 90 Cash in hand. all sums
Exceeding $500 a credit of six months Will be
given, the purchaser giving his Note with ap-
proved security with interest and waving valua.
ton and appraisment laws
SAMUEL WASHBURN, Admr.
June Gath 1861. nlsw3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07
PEACE! PEACE! PEACE!

The undersigned will receive sealed proposals,
until Saturday the Doth inst. at two o'clock P. NJ
for the erection of two school houses each % by
% feet story IL feet high, one to be built on the
Southwest corner OF Cyrus l., Watson's land the
other on the Southwest corner of JOHN A. Skaters
land. The buildings to be completed by the
middle of October next,-money advanced occa-
sonly, the work progresses. Tho contract
will be let at the time specified, unless the bids
unreasonably high. For further particulars
enquire o.. u. MCDONALD Trustee.
Plymouth June 23d, 1864. ni1w2
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07
THE DEMOCRAT
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Gold reached 275 last week, in New
York, but subsequently receded again
Greenbacks have no certain value these
days.