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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

cosA p A1Eocx Tvesty I've neRsuu
'lsessSs. \ eonnaad q Lissk Fred. Nor.
-. IA = - AlIes ysEtssday, !. ~.
- - Lss vtsss tley Win e %. :. {,
- rsest. Qaits crsrd Of No..
veass and picanianies Vas Il The lev.,-. =
- them Oh - Psos.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

- draA hss - asaia Peslpsssd
this tins aatii IL LIT II Jsas. Hamhaf
Tnere viii be no dralk.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

md produce. Il expense Of Rail Road trass
portation to III: tor other Lake Ports
The question q such Ship Canal i. nov
being discussed both beiore the country Ana
in Congress, and th. probability is that some
course Of policy in relation thereto will be-
adopted 1t the present session. Let us
therefore be awake to this great National
measure. Let every County, Town and
City throughout the entire Northwest be
represented in the proposed Corveution.-
We have already slept too long over our
most vital interests. Lot US do 20 no long
Ter now 10 :he time TO move. Next vesr
|or even after the adjourn ment of tho Dres.
ent session Of Congress, may be too late.-
In such IN event, others may reap q har-
vest that legitimately belongs to Us, and
which may now be gathered. Efforts will
be may BY the Committee to secure from,
Stem Boats and Rail Roads. tickets 10 and
from the Convention 1T half fare rates. II
successful. tim>'ly notice will be given
through the Dubuque papers. ..,......,~>,...
BY order Of tho Committee Of Arrange.
ments. ."'' '"'-*5 &55:,.- =
+ r. WV. I. GlLcHR1sr, Chairman
REVOLUTIONS PASSED UNANIMOUSLY BY rHl
TWO HOUSES OF THElOTH GENERAL Az.
sEABLY 'Or TIE STATE OF IOWA, !
'"R so'eed, That in acknowledging tn,
invitation Of the committee Of arrangement,
appointed at meeting Of the citizens, ant
10 portion Of the members Of the 6enera
Assembly convened At the Capital on ,ht
5th Of March. to attend tho "Northwesterz
Ship Canal Convention" we do hereby ex,
press our emphatic approval Of the ot.j jece o
that convention, viz. to induce Congress I.
talI-e measures to remove the obstruc' ion,
Of o. build Ship Canal around the rapids
OF the Mississippi River. and. also. TO con
struct . Ship Canal from the Mississippi
river Ohm. 'site the eastern border Of th,
State Of Io> Va, to Lake Michigan, as q mat
ter of vast Importance to the commercia
and agricultur> l interests Of Iowa and th'
Northwest
JACOB CUTLER.
., Speaker Of louise Representatives
Exocu W: EASTMAN,
Pro- ,ident Of Senate.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 4.
EAVEySPQUTS.

We arc msnufsetsrnaee e11plyp4q
Eave Spout 1t tho fuf1S1re Ind stN
Hill d Bragg, in this city. They sre sawed
out OF 'o'a "0oe' 'no .s J. ~
MOKE DUKABLE AND BET
TER THAN TIN, s,stTfI
or sny other Eave Sport in uss. s,5se.' s...<l
ststzs s ss2fkT.ss
s@ 0o1t VVator -s....y
Is one Of the most convenient aytielss kskern
be used in family ; and every family may
have il in grsss sbnl4a4egsss small expense,
HFor Sale at Hill 4 Braap's Furniture
NSnutacsusJ and ~ sa1byI1f NaRAn
|sury, - = s~ Al VI
d. c. HILL,
lyn4o Apl27ss. a-5D 2AxRH.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

The following Information was received
to night from the army of the Potomac
Five deser'ers Of The 49th Virginia rebsl
regiment, cane INTO cur lines yesterday. /,
Is positively asserted that LonEstreet'a
army IS at Orange G. II. Lees entire force
IS not more thar. 355 zoo 10 $1,000 strong.
The rebels are very vigilant and have strict
" forbidden their pickets holding convsIss
ton with our men. .s
Reports ssin credit that Lee has sent 4
part of his army in.o the Shenandoah Val.
lsy, with the view Of compelling Grant to
divide his army BY sending |orcs in pur.
suit. @s@x So .ss..-s
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-11
VOLUME 8.
RS Manly.

Never try to keep on. Of ones way when
you " him anything. It Is bad enough
In al conscience. to he in debt, maze your
condition no worse b. growing mean under
its pressure. When you cannot pay UP
at the appoi tied slime, don't make believe
sick. don't skulk about in out-of-.he.way
streets to avoid meeting yorr creditors,
don't sneak around the first corner when
YOU catch sight OF him before he has seen
you. All such conduct is unmanly. No
doubt you feel averse to standing face to
face with a man whom you cwe-pay day
past and YOU the debtor still-it is mort
fling, very; but it is only one of the nat
ural consequences of borrowing; and as
YOU have incurred ihe penalty, .hy meet
it like a man. Face your creditor, let him
know that you neither forgot tie debt nor
underrate his patience with you. Say
frankly that sou are very sorry to keep
him 50 long without his money, and that
you vii rsy up as fast and as soon rs you
possibly can.
This is the only creiitable way for you
TO conduct your If in The case There is
no respect due to Il man or woman who.
feeling unable to meet their payments at
the proper time, instead Of going at once
and explain the reason why they fail, and
doing and saying all they can TO assure
their creditors hat they mean no dishon-
esty, Just sneak about carefully, anxious to
shun the creditors sight.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-11
rLYMoUTm, MARSHALL COUNTY, INDIANA

The proprietor OF this establishment having pur-
chased the late interest OF A. ]. Hassler in the
SANG, and having mace expensive additions there
70 i now preprred to DO all kinds of Photograph
ing, Amhrotyping. Fcrrotyping and Melainotys
inr in he highest stvlc OF tie art. Lis large skv
m 4 side lights enable him TO take all kinds OF pic
lures in al kinds OF weather.,
He is now having an immense run of those
f%,cautiful Carte De Nisitca. that nrc all the rage in
tho cities. They are Just the thing and every
body should havea dozen at once.
Life sized Photographs "a true u natures
ture is tue 10 herself. and very popular
Pictures OF all kinds copieG and enlarged.
Don't fail TO procure a life likeness of vow
Father, VI. Their, Son, Daughter, husband or Wife
before their dear faces are hidden from your view
Nv TIC grave VI ney cOult no. buy from you the
ro.,rest and fan ,es Photographic iua 70 ofthe lost
loved one. hen telAy not u day lest the sub
stance fade ere IA secure the shadow.
The un1erSigrcd having had wears of exneri-
enee in the picturr business. aud having RECENTLY
become familiar with all the late mprovemenrsiu
the art. filters himself that his WORK will rsn
rare favnrably with the hest done IN tie elites.
". w and beautiful pictur es. Stereoscopic views
etc, will cons.aI tiv be added 10 the already re
s7ectahle stock 20 that this estahlishmsnt will in.
deed be a.'Fine Art Gallery" Caiiand see the
pictures. +, II, HALL. AGENT.
Plymouth, indiana, SEPTEMBER oath 1865, nstf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-11


The following IS an extract ot u pr v. e
letter written BY a gentleman, formerly a
resident Of Cincinnati, and published in
the Enquirer Of that city:
81 have BOT told you anything about
Virginia City. Well, it is a toHn such as
they can Only get NJ on the Pacific Slope.
II was laid cat three years ago. Now it
contains 10000 inhabitants. 1t stands
5000 feet up on the Sierra Nevada range.
on the side of an aimost perpendicular
mountain. 1t is built upon a honeyco b
Of mines, some 0, wb'ch are lie richoe,
in the world. The town IS comractlv
built. and the style Of architecture ecu =
thar of Cincinnati On a clear day yor
can stand n the street and see over three
range Of aounta n, to a distance Of two
hundred an fifty miles. The country
produces nothing but silver, and that in
abundance One man here has a claim of
twenty feet in ledge known here as Com
stock. He works it himself. and Ia, G.
therefrom $3.50 daily. This will, in al
probability, last until Gconsday. The
market price Of the Gould and Curry ledge
is $4,000 per foot, and there are claims
still richer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-11
Oriental girerg Stable.
SALE, FEED G EXCHANGE

Horses and Carriages always on hand TO let at
reasonable rates. We also pay the ht VI mar
ket price in cash for Horses. Horscsh led ~,
the day. week and month ON reasonab, cres
HESS NESSEL.
Ply ncU.h Iri'.n~ M.rch 26.h lcss. rostf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-11
FOR SALE BY

For sale in Marshall county by Blain i Co.
\. Lemon. Pcrshing 4 Co, Plymouth Robert
CoInwcll & Co., Bourbon; n Is. P.S. Alicman,
TippecanoeJDhn Clr.S, Bourbon Jonas Miller. Brc-
men. Jas. VI. Wickiz r. Argos: Peter Smith Tn
"ntown; and Drusglsts and Merchants generally
throughout the Union
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-11

At the serenade to General Grant, in
St. Louis, the following scene occurred on
the balcony Of the Planters House:
The band played a national air. and as
the strains Of music ceased. the crowd be-
came mute, aud listened 10 catch the sound
of the Generals voice.
General Grant took off his hat and said !:
"Gentlemen. ! thank you for the honor.
l cannot make a speech. It Is something
l have never done. and never intend to do,
and | beg you will excuse me-"
Loud cheers followed this brief address,
at the close of which the General replaced
his hat. took a cigar from his pocket, litit,
and stood on the balcony. III the presence
of the crowd. putting his Havana and
watching the rockets as they assembled and
bursted in the air.
speech. speech" vocifefated the
multitude, and several gentlemen near him
urged the General to sag something more
to satisfy the ,eople; but he declined
Judge Lord, of Ike Land Court. appe red
very enthusiastic. and placing MS hand on
General Grants shsnl1er. said: Tell
them you can light far hem. but can'ttalk
to tke,n. % tel chem that"
Il mast setsome one else 20 say that fol
me" %re.,ilei the General; bit the mutt
II econtinu;net o err On, Speech. speech"
lie leaned over the railing, blew a breath Of
smoke from his iips, and said.
"Gen.lemcn. making speeches IS not my
business; l never did it in my lie, and
never will. [ thank you, however, for
your attendance here
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-11

JOB work of all kinds executed with aeatnsse
Iyd 4.,o-tce ~ nee Denerrs. QG-s
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-11

Editors are proyerb.a'ly temperate as
well as yirtrouS. We believe one of the
craft did get tightly slight a few day.
ago, and the following is a sample Of his
Ia9per the next day:
= Yesterday morning at four O'Clock T.
NJ. a small man named Jones or Brown.
or Smith. with p knee IN the hole Of his
trowers, committed arsenic by swallowing
a dose of suicide. The verdict OF the in
quest returned a jury that the deceaset
came to the facts in accordance with his
death. lie leaves a child and SIX SINAI.
wives TO lament the end Of Eis antimeIy
loss"
NcCLKLIAN.-The friends of Gen. Me
Clellan state that instead Of living in Il
brown stone-frort house in West Thrift.
first stree: in idlcness and drawing full pay
rs hes been reported By he newspapers. he
lives in a plain u~npretending manne upon
the Orange Ioultain, AMI only draws hal
pay and besides Is actively engaged in the
government employ.
Al Eastern paper asks. "what military
ordee-is IKE a lady crossing the street on
vet day?" To which a western cotem-
roraFy repleis: Dress up in front, and
close 20 in The rear"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21

Npticr l. hereby gwen ;sas vii sell al Puhiic
Sictlnn uH Il:ursi4. lac l.;h dIy of tebruAr,
ii xt. Ht 80 lac reSi icncv ct WAT homu~oI.
,tro Marshall toaur dec asei al hi. p"r.or.l
,ofe -. fnrs ;tken h1 the "ri"r c"I. - 81
:"f>e>. soSs cote. itr"t.l5 IA = ~ uiS. auu>c-
'l'd furniture ac 81. i crtti; 81 Ak IN ntfs
III lee ris.1 IN q suns over three 81 lars, III
.~uI"tpssr = sine ts H5ie ~i,h A. ,rDy.'i suret,.
y living "a u4tioa nj aplrai.cnent iaH.. sikh
Rtrr II i:Vin date.
ELlZABE TUOMP-ON,
t-I95 hdaiu.st.aux
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21

DR.. c. u. Woodruff, VIII was advertis-
4 in our columns to be in Plymouth the
: vt week Of the present month, was una
: idably delayed at Dubuque iowa, in con
1uence of the extreme cold weather.
ne II, will positively be here the First
opday Of February, and remain a few
,'ys only. The afflicted will please bear
- in mind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21
n1fw3


No,icn IL hereby given that the urderSignod,
County Surveyor oi Marshall count, Indiana vii
al the ispueSt" Richard Shakes, proceed ON fei
rnarv he 18th s6l TO survey and Si.bdiviir sec.
ton 81 ~, RI T.. in Marshall county. and ala
establish the CORNERS o. rhe Lands belonging Ia said
Rhisrt Shakes in -a'd section. said .urvey will
he continued from day to dag if necessary I'll
completed.
Nonresident cwne > of land in said section WI,
fail to meet me AZ the time above mentioned. a
the residence Of Richard Shakes. and deira,, al
provide tor h~eIraying their ppr'ion offhe expenss,
oi-iid survey will be- returned 10 he County Audit
or - delinquent. and such d. iInlnenoie- placed OF
the tax duplicate for culi. ctin according to law
n25w3 J, NJ, kLlNGER, Co. Sur, OF NJ. C,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21
pETFnsoy Tor February IS N II: 'a'lc

P%hTFnsoy Cor Fe''ruary IS N II 's'lr-
and < frc'eh'e' with rich ear.-o i fea.i-
ing. fashion IL e aai.era-. &c. faf eur
! i fr;ends. In all tht- &c t. maze u,
2 really saol Hlae.zas Pee'n1 i 10y
Nv i, ines. Theenrrv'hg."H aifs
Turn" : wei executed, sn1 vii e''-
menl ,tself 70 hose wLo love lie 1;sie -
81 / ne.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21

We learn Ia. TIE fue Cru"ny -
this place prolose 70 g7e . ray :
Waoiward's l:a!l On T~aes'ay cvel ~ IL.
Pol INST. The sr.c,c's a. - Il
70 he u-~ha-e GA e'' ser IL -
Hnse. l-c.o IL al he Il =. i =
procured, cne hat can lie 10 = ~ 81
par.s 81: he Jev1. ias1 A:a1s Y 'her.
Owing to ,Le a4At OF = cool lei.. Tic re
cent fire Il. the Depes sy,s serr-e tc
spread far 5cyoai the mis- n Tk'ca /
could hav, beor SePt, L there had been s
bell sufficient u c:vc &c alarm ii ( ssoi E..
Let Is hays q good tel, aal % tbs End
lei every one buy ticket, wneAet the,
attend the dance or not. Success to sha
Tircmen's dance. Good Music has bger
engaged tor the occasion.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21

4. l.. REEVES has remove his large and
ell assorted stock of Dry Goods. Grocer
.s, Clothing, &C., to the old stand known
"Cougle's Corner" Those IN want Of
~ thing in his line OF trade viii find il
, their interest to call and examine his
pods. Mr.. X. has established a reputa-
m as a fair dealer, and a correct bushes.
An Dron In.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21
1T - ;. VEN |" Tx
81 Park Row, New EorA.
II EIIC SALE

T. undersigned being hesir"us % entering ne
.rIny Wi of-I At Pnalic sale ~
y an-t i" a" 3. 'T6l
A. his r~-ii-n~~ in Cen'-r T,wr-' ip 81 aiies
snuthWe> % Plymor'h. the f,llop & described
.foorr'y. r%o-wit:
One Tairp' ~Wk carte: on" pair stsaTs.3 ears
sd; .wo mich COW, hOgs.al e wagon. rlnT., and
h"u>choii aynitar~. int - | 81 prIv..- .Llr.
TEL MS: 4 credit of K months Will ~ given
III al saGns I'll s ami nov ri. purchaser given
rate With tppco, cd security.
:oa5A2 JOHN O~rPFRHAN.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21
E.,NQgFRi IL

Can challenge competition with any Weekly
JOURNAL in the country.
IFS POLITICAL CREED
Needs no definition: Opposed 70 AhoIitioniSm,
and all the haleiul "i>;ss' ahlch have created the
d'hicu!Eics under which W. nov suffer, AMI Nth
Il More enduring and ahi,i1g faith in the couser
'At'e principles OF genuine Democracy than ever
Nc shall continue with fctr.css d,votium the
course We have 20 long consistently pursued, and
= oa! iItag0nism - EXECUTIVE Isl RPA.
TlON. THE VIOLATION OF THE con
STliU1t0N, THE SUPPRESSION OF FREE
SPEECH. and Il FREE PRESS. and u short ey
er, measure tending 20 su,.yrrt civil liberty. and
thereby Inaugurtte a. Cd GUS ! tSFOStSN, ar
,hail rem in ~ uhfi Ching as the rock ct truth
upon which the immortal Jeher.ou creed ~.
IounGcd. lha:
TH4 Us 4, MfGVTsER vtiAN rHEEwopD
Ia an axiom. siih the truth of sh eli wea re thor
cUehll impressed. and h. Icp - have sincerely
advocate fEtc ~ t. APR MISE, A. the sI,e-t and
iG'si c"nstt"tiDntl me hoe 20 adjust our domestic
iiticullicS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21

JTGOTO PAuL'S for Boots and Sbocs-he
has the largest and best stock in town: it cannot
be eIceNed for Quality and quantity, in Indiana
sad 10 seHs heap. aft
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21
kUhsAGk's stomach, EStffcrs.
SOLDIERS HOME,
SuiEHISTENDEvr's OrFrcE,
Csc matt, June 4. Is 2

tINc matt, June I, Is 3N
To e. W. RoBAcx-
My DEARSIR: | sm ii~pers;rg a second in, dice
of ,Oui stomach Bittrrs anon The large number
OF men who daily arrive 81 this Institution for
reircshInert and rest. The universal test mony
i Sthdt these BltterS are the best made. For the
various. .ummer complaints which afiict SO r.,ny
| know OF no remei, so safe an 50 ~ure. Pin
tar,h saws: TO ask a physici III What Is cas-, and
What i hjrl ~ DIGESTION and what will agree
wit the s.on ,ch j. about as sensible A. To TX
What j. wcet or bitter. or sour Persons " la
look out for breIkcrs-Ind have y0ur Stomach
BItter< IN the hou~r-i am ~ re will never ask
any Que the foolish question spoken OF by TN
great philosopher. must not omit 1 word ol
two for vour Catswb, Brardv. have MANY mer
here who had brandy prescribed Tor them by DIS
tinsuishel Army SURG ons The effect oil Your,
ON such are most beneficial, fr more So thar
from my previously taken. Persons who dcsir
n rtclly pure Br,niy cannot fail in their purcha
ifthcy get yonr brand.
am, Doctor, with Dnch .ssrcct.
Your servant.
G.. w. -. AsBREws, Superintendent.
TT Office and mandatory. Nos 30, 81, e
and %. East Third street. For sale everywhere
v1ls--ly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21
ADMINISTRATORS N pTJcE.

The creditors OF the Estate OF Emanuel Gar
p%shter's are notified that am now ready to pay
their claims in 'ull, and hat | will pay no ~interes,
on saii claims after the let day Of March 1864
p2tw3 JOHN o. OSBORNE. Adnr.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21

There was quite : niuss at the Farm
CT Hotel on Friday eveninglast between
Mr. Shor. the Proprietor, an! = couple OF
ncn en- 2 drunken spree. vho went ther,
avowdly % clean out, the es:sbiishn.ent.-
The result was-one OF them gu. a eor,
head, beth were prosecuted, and IL,
bc!.ool fund vas enricAc 70 lie amiour; d
eight doll=rs, in the -laI E q Ene vfeacil
one of the aegtc,2ors,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21

All PERSONS wishing "a Procure IT.:
CHIc.Go TINES at club rates, can TO
b. laavine heir name. address. and the
money. with nc. tiuls 81 !. sl.'', =
10. 81. so Per ve,r. {. Il. PRIV.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21
S:YLC, FORM, TERMS. Sc.

Volume XIV. or lSti. Of the Rural New York
or will be plbil'h"d in superior sts,,-.Ith N,w
Type. G. ~i Nh:te Paper. IN | NJ nv tn. flius.r,.
{ oHS. IT. form will e%ontinu, the SINE a. now
Double QdArtn-wiih A. Index. Title PAGE, &c.
at close year eonipl .te Tor bin Ii, (.
TERM, AiWays tn Adyancc-s9 4
yefr:3 c1peos for -; . To- Ell: ~ for SIS
with /, lee copy for every cub of sI or murc.-
u Nov - the Tim eO >..brCIi;,s
anu toTm f1nbs. Enrient loc I agents
wanted III AL places reached by the United STATE.
and Canada mlils, 10 winch We offer hsnIs,m,
Premium. 1F Specimen Numbers, Premiu,
IiS's. y sent free u all .FSpo-e &c benefit then
aeighb0rs aud community bv iu'ro lueing III,
paper to more general notice and supper
Address -. u.T Moore.
Roc r~ryt. New York
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21
ST NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given III I the undersi No a.
County surveyor of VI ,r>hall county lnlann " III
u the re ucs' of O.. w. q yer. rrocrcd On
We" ~ the 18th dar of Fab 1861 tn surc.v
al sub wi e sect III III. Ti2 n X : r in VI r,h #
G, a. h, establish the corners %; the lamrs tie.
%longin. to said Grover in said section. said sur.
ry willbr continued nom day TO day il necessary
till completed
Non residrI t0wner. OF laud in ~ 4 section who
fail to NEE, me- ~ the time above nenti ned. "A;
the resid' nee o. G., w Grover. AMI de,rav. O,
pr wide for defra,ing their portion ofthe expenses
of said survey will be returned 20 the coun', audit
or "a delinquent and -uch delinqueucies placed on
the tar duplicate Tor collection according 10 law
J.. M. KLINGER Co. ssr. efM.C
2S.sW
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The undersigned having been restored ~ health
III "A ic" weeks, by IA very simple remedy. after
having suffered seve>al years with a severe lung
affection. and that "ead di.ea-e. CONSUMPTION
Is anxious To make kuosn to his fe iiow-sufr.rer
the menus of cure.
To all Who desire it he will send a copy Of The
prescription u-ed (t'cr of entrgcN. with the Dire
lions tor preparing AM 1sng the same. which
tnrN VIII hnd \ : srt CJEr Tor CoN<UMFrIoS.
A-THA., BRoNCHI1Is. CuuGit>. CoLp-. &c. The
onit OBJECT al the advertiser in send Hg the Pre-.
srr pnon 8 10 henehi the afflicted. an spread in
fr'm 'tion which lac conceIv's To hc invaluable,
ana he opeS cNt:y sufferer will Try hi remedy. rs
It viii cost tlem nothing. and NAV p owe a blss ing
Parties wishing the prescription will plense
Address
RFv. EDW Z A. WILSON.
Whli'm~hur"h, hing,Couniy New York.
NoA 5,-,9nl4-im.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-21
FARAN & MCLEAN
CINCINNATI ONO.


Notice il hereby given that the undersigned
County surveyor % Marshal. county Indilna will,
1T tie request of Y a.. Il ) \ Judd. prncrc,i
OH Monday the 9Th day of February l~6i to
survey an -lbGiyIde s,ciiaa- w d 4. IN
Township ~. Tlrty tap( u North. OF tithg-
Three east in N,rsh, Ill cDuItv, an also establish
the c'rn"rs ot the Lands belonging 20 sud n. A 4
\ \ Jud III said section. said survr, will be con
tinued fron day To day # neces'ar! til oomp'e
ted
Non resi- lent owners Of l@'rls IT, sail section
who Tail 10 meet me AZ the tiose above mentioned
al the residence oil SAID Julls and deirav, or pro.
vide fer deira, ing their portion ofthe expenses o
sand survey will he returned to the county auditor
n deilnqupi I, and such deiinluencirs placed OF
the Elk uuplIrite tor col rctiun according to law
}. N. kLINGER CO. Sur. oil NJ L.
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