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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-25

= The Republican declines he challenge
We gave j. u weeks ago, relative to the
plumbers of the former Republican Audit
or. It acts wisely il SO doing, i; hss not
forgotten the old adage. discretion is the
bette. par. Of %valor." We also stated that
TIE present deputy Auditor was responsible
for one os the errors complained OF by the
Rcpubi:cer. put it seems tia: in this We
were mistaken, az that too was chargable
to the former incumbent. In making up
TIE Assessors Book for 1863 from the du-
p,;cate of 1852, Mr.. Fuller copied $500
Instead of $500, and iu copying that
Assessors Book, the present deputy trans-
fs-rea i exact, hence the mistake Of which
the Republican complains. We are In
formed that the present "efic;en: Auditor
AID his experienced deputy nave already
corrected mere than loo errors, made by
The former miserable bluaderer, elected to
the Office Of Auditor by Abolition votes,
snd .hsre are doubtless some yet remain.
Ing which lave escaped the observation Of
the present incumbent.
We we're ulistaken last week in stating
that the Pass Of the Laporte Democrat
vss destroyed il the recent outrage CON-
mitted upon that ofhcs.-only the type,
cases and other futures Of the Office were
destroyed. The press, we are informed,
WIS uain, ~red. ~. McD9nald'c loss is
shout $500. Somuca il single instance
Is tie loss to good %ci;iSsn, on account OF
abolition teaohirg. II the democrats Of
Lapo-tc county do not mako up this loss
to the proprietor Of TIE Democrat, they
deserve 20 De w:thou:a paper; TO be scorned
and spit upon and their very names 10 be-
come a byword and = reproach q all time
to come. Let item see TO II that the pa
per Is soon started again. and then let them
further see to il that i; is DOT again de-
stroved; or II IL is, that summary ven
reancs be inflicted upon those who perpe-
irate the outrage, if possible; if rot, upon
those VINO have i. in theiI power to prevent
It, aud refuse 70 exercise that power.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-25
Tn a nation the Fundamental idea of


Ia a nation the fundamental idea of
whose system is lbcrty.-EyESISG Posr.
This assertion is either The assertion Of
an historical fact or the assertion of an his
torical falsehood: 1t IS to be julgel, no
bJ the feeling or belief Of any nan. bu. By
q reference 80 events which adlnit neither
of doubs nor of denial.
When the thirteen colonies separated
from Great Britain Whist was their deciara-
ton Of in dependence due to, AMI what was
The eyac. po,nt Of quarrel between them
AM the mother country? En- slsnd ASSERT
si the right 70 tax the colonies. They deni-
ed the right. The question between them
was not ofiiber;y al all, bu; OF governments.
The am ,unt sourht TO be ra;sci was tri-
fing, not the cost of ono weeks war; but
the principle wa. of vast Importance. Eng
land was wiling to forego the exercise of
the right, but not to abandon the claim.
The colonies insisted upon its distinct sban-
donmcn,. Therefore it was truly said,
The Revolution was fought upon l presm-
BILE"
After the Articles OF Confederation had
done their work during war, and were
found insufficient for peace and prosperity,
the present Constitution was adopted.
Liberty was not the subject Of contention
and debate. The white population had it,
and were not careful, or rather were indif-
ferent to the interests of the black m,n-
Just as Indifferent as 10 the well-bciEg Of
the Indian.
The only subject Of contention was the
respective rights and advantages of larger
and smaller, slave and free, commercial and
planting states. States were the bargain
ers. Individuals did not make the Consti-
tuition; if they had, the instrument in all
probability would have been very i; fferent.
STATES made It, and states alone have the
right 10 alter and amenl it. The great OBJ
jet OF the Constitution was 20 let the ma
jority work the machine, not alter it. The
Republican party tr.cl to alter the ma
chine in 4 msnner not agreed upon, an to
substitute liberty for rights, as It's funda-
mental principle. 1t wanted 70 turn .
good steam engine into a balloon.
The result, 50 far, has been that. for the
first time in the history of the Unite
States. there is no liberty for the white
man-that is, there is 10 tribunal 10 assure
tho tights which an Euglishman enjoys;
and the wors. Of all is, that there is ~ pub
lie opinion which looks upon Liberty as a
right.
The most lamentable feature Of this
whole war is the moral cowlrlice of the
community. The doctrine Of the PosT is
utterly opposed to that of Jefferson and
Jackson, and Is the insane roof thai mas
made men mad"
The Fundamental idea Of our system is,
rlghts-rlghts beyond the power of major
tiles and above all the passions AM follies
of the moment. The method adopted to
them was to select Il certain set of
subjects upon which the majority should
govern, and exclude all others. Liberty
was not one OF the subjects upon which
majorities have any voice.-New York
World.
THE NEWS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-02-25

81 have no purpose directly nor indi-
to interfere with the institution of
in the States where it exists. l
believe l have 10 lawful right 10 DO SO,
and | have no inclination to do So"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-09
MORNING LEADER,

Exciting Balloon race between OF d Abt
ana the Palhfnder-A German TrIesI
and its result.
At the great Radical Festival at Con-
cordia Park on Sunday last no effort was
spared to excite the enthusiasm for Ere
mont to the highest pitch. Among other
ingenious methods for raising the wind u
for John Charles and throwing old Abe in
the shade, wasa balloon race Two balloons
Of equal proportions we're prepared-the
one christened Fremont and the other Lin
coin. The fortunes of the two candidates
for the Presidency were supposed to be
stalzed upon the issue of the race, and he
was to be the lucky man whose balloon
SCARED highest into the air. The Fremont
ers thought they had q Hdead sure thing
and had contrived a trick BY which the
Lincoln balloon would lake fire and burn
up before attaining any great altitude, and
they had made preparations for a grand
hurrsh on the conAagration Of Old Abe
An immense crowd gathered around the
balloons, and whole barrels of lager were
bet on the issue Of the race. The balloons
were set free by burning the cords that
held them to the ground; but the cords of
the = I6ulOuL DdnOOu were uOl5LeQ6Q some
distance from the fastenings, to prevent
the fire from reaching the tissue paper;
while the strings Of the other were as dry
as tinder, and the jokers anticipated that
the flame which severed its connections
with the earth would be the means of its
destruction. But in this their philosophy
was at fault, for as soon as .'Old Abe was
cut loose, he mounted rapidly in the air,
and the speed of his fight extinguished the
fire before it reached the paper. The Ere
mont balloon mounted like rocket for a
short distance when southerly breeze
struck it, turning 1t over on its side, and it
hoated along, slow, crumbled mass, and
finally tumbled to the ground like wilted
leaf. "Old Abe" on the contrary, arose
gracefully as bird, mounting higher and
higher, in uniform evolutions, until it was
lost to sight in the blue empyrean of hea-
ven. A long, wild, deafening shout burst
from the thrOats Of thousands of Lincoln
men, and the disappointed Fremonters
hung their heads in shame at the failure
of their trick. Germans, however, do not
allow such little accidents to entirely upset
their philosophy, and before their derisive
yell OF the Lincolnians had died away in
the echoes of Jaeger's been vaults, they had
invented new Interpretation of the affair,
and some rallied with genuine good nature,
and claimed that it was 'aLIes TieIIt.n-Mo.
Democrat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-09

DIX. r. ANDERS s. CO.'S IODINE
WATFR.-Iodine water acts upon the Heart, Liv-
or, Kidneys, Digestive Organs and Glanauiar sys'
ten.
The suecess which hss attended the use Of this
remedy in private practice, and the endorsements ei
medical authority, enable US to recommend It TO
the practitioner and the public, feeling confident
that With fair trial 1t viii attest its own excel
Isuoe in the cure Of Chronic Diseases, which ndi-
cate Iodine, such ss scrofula, Bronchitis, Skin
Eruptions. Heart, Liver and Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Affections, Heuralgiss Rheumatism Dya-
pspsis, Debility, Syphilis, &c.
PhyuioianI may rely upon the uniform strength
Of Iodine Water as containing thrse-quarter graf
Pure Iodine in each fluid ounce Of pure water, nc
oJveut being used. It is not liable to deoomposi-
ion nor spontaneously formed inequalities neither
stbe Iodine oradized or neutrElized by combiBa
ion With any ingredient, rendering this solution
uperior TO any other method Of exhibiting Iodine
FuIl directions accompany each bottle, that. it
nav be used as family medicine as well a. BY the
profession
Price one dollar per bottle. On receipt OF i've
aolsrH six bottles delivered free By express 70 any
Address.
Beware Of counterfeits and limitations which un-
prineipIed dealers endeavor to dispose Of on our
reputation. See our reputation and trademark
tthe Greek word heading this ADVERTISEMENT upon
the Isbsis and wrappers on each bottle without
which none is genuine: , %,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-09
Pork Eating Dangerous.

A few months ago we briefly noticed a
singular and fatal epidemic that had bro
ken out in Hettstaedt, a small Prussian
town, and which was supposed to have been
oceasioned by eating half cooked sausages
made of pork. Medical and scientific in
vestigations firmly establish the truth ofthe
suspicion then expressed, and show that the
disease was OccasiOned by the movements
in the human system ofve:y minute worms
which exist in great numbers 10 the mus
cles Of hogs, wound up in a spiral form and
enclosed in white chalk-like capsules
These worms are not destroyed by sailing
or smoking, and are only destroyed by sub
mitting the meet to the temperature of 2l2
degrees long enough to insure that every
particle of it is aeted upon by that degree
OF heat. These trichnis seem perfectly at
home in the digestive fluids of the human
stomach, an i as soon as they find them
selves their development and procrastina-
ton are commenced and vigorously pur-
sued. -f-.
The young worms are of an eel-like shape
at first but soon attain the spiral form, per-
forats the intestines, and entering the mus
cles pr duee the disease already mentioned,
which in most of its symptoms resembles
the typhus fever, and in nearly every case
proves fatal. Ifthe worms become incap-
salsted in the muscles they are harmless f;
bot the disease generally appears in few
days after eating trichnious pork. as the
worms increase very rapidly and reach ma
maturity very soon after being taken into
the stomach In one of the oasss that oc.
CURED in Prussia a piece Of muscle of the
size of hemp seed was removed by a very
delicate instrument, ard found to contain
as many as seven Of these worms. Tne
only effective remedy yet known for this
disease when fully developed is piero
nitrate of potash. A Heidelberg physician
used that in his treatment of patient, and
after it had been given seventeen days al
traces of trichnia disappeared, and the pa.
tent slowly recovered.
The fact that all the symptoms of this
disease are almost identical with the symp.
toms Of typhus fever, with the exception
Of the enlargement Of the spleen, leads tc
the belief among medical men that many
Of the cases supposed to be typhus fever
have really been occasioned by the prepa.
cation of the trichnis in the human body
Few if any cases of disease have vet beer
reported in this country, but it can hardly
be possible that, in a country where s.
much pork is consumed, and particularly
in our armies where so much raw ham anC
bacon are eaten by the soldiers, it has no
often occurred and been mistaken for typhu
or camp fever, which has depleted our ar
mics faster than rebel bullets In q mat
ter of 50 much cJnsequence, and involving
perhaps, so much life and health, promp
and accurate-inEertigatiens should B
made to determine whether so singula
and fatal a disease is peculiar to Europe
or whether American grown pork ais
contains the germs of sure. and speed
death.-SgTing1feJd RepstbIiea8.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-09
GIuthina.
THE POET on a TRAIN !;

l. on,
9Hk ROMANCE OF THE BAILRoAD.
By the author of The Fair Iaez, '.Tbs Prince Of
wales, ~The Ghost Hunters" &e.
(ooSTNUED.9
UHAPfER KITE Biss N rHz Dszz.-
Amer Eaitlug x-long hours
And WithDnqE almost dead,
News came InaJ Ine track WaSmendod
And the train soon went ahead.
soon we passed place called JchustoWn5
Filled with iron foundrir-
Where the people all were working
Like lot Of busy bees.
Then We came to great sunneI;
Near me sat pretty miss,
And when all was dark as midnight
Quick from her stole kiss.
"Oh,n she cried, the people shouted,
And, before We reached the light
was peering through the window
In my seat again ell right.
After passing the great tunnel
To place we quickly came
Upon the highest mountain TOP,
And Cresscn 10 its name;
Many people in the summer
To this pleasant spot repair,
To enjoy its cooling waters
And its pure, fresh mountain air
At Altoona we took breakfast
1t was one O'Clock or more;
Such q lot Of hungry mortals
ne'or laid ewes on before;
All the good things on the tabIs
In short time did disappear;
And they ali shouting wildly
Quickly bring more breakfast here"
Notice to Drafted Men and othersi the services
Unclo sam, and all in want Of Rubber Blankets
Rubber Coats, Leggins, Cashmere and Flame
Shirts, Military Clothing Of any and every deB
eI1ption, Fine Clothing for Spring and summa
Wear. We have now the largest stock in the city
which we win sell at the very lowest prices.
ISAAC A. ISAAC'S UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines, Storr's Automaton Pressmau,
and Strongs Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and Union-sts
- Look out for the Giants - mayl
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Wlnchester's IHypophOsphites.
DR.. HUNTERS
MEDICAL INFER MAR Y

DR HUNTER STILL OONTIN les
II at the old established place. No. II Mathews
Block south side OF the Public Square, Cleveland, o.,
curing all that COme-n fact, he is the only reliable
physician m Cleveland treating the following diseases,
namely; Scrofuls Cancers, TumoTs, Fistulss Asth-
Gnd Fever, Seminal Weakness and all diseaseB pecu-
liar to Females; LeucorIhoea OF Whites, Suppression
Of the Menses, Pninful hienstTuation, Inflammation
and liberation Of the Uterus or Womb, Prolapsus
Falling Of the Womb. All diseases Of the blood and
skin entirely removed from the system. All diseases
Of the organs Of generation of male female Of what
ever name nature, treated in careful, thorough
aud Iudieious manner, pointed out By long expert
=E5 Low prices and quick cures. Recent cases cur
ed in nom three to aRiIt days All syphilitic and er-
ouriad taints entirely removed from the system.
DR.. HUNTER is constantly curing cases in from
three % sight weeks that ebeen treated By other
physicians from one to three years.
Young men afflicted With seminal weakness should
apply 70 Dr. Hunter Immediately either in person or
by letter, as he never fails 70 cure. bis remedies
perteCtly safe 9nd unknown to any other physician
Patents ef either sex living at distance, By stat
ng their diseases in writing giving all the symptoms,
can obtain medicnes with directions for use, bT ad
and nolosing ne.
| All communications confidential.
From his experience and extensive practice, be
makes no scrupes in asserting that whatever he un-
dsrtskes in his speciality, he will certainly per
form No matter hew hopeless may be the case-whe
ther. from extreme debility and prostretion ot tn:
system, or from unsuccessful treatment Of empires O
selfBtyled m. d. 81 whom many have unfortunate
~ been under, or from the alse dejeaey that mani
Of my patients tell me kept thei4rOm early eppi
CATION 70 me- OF Lhe hO less faa Ideas OF overcoming
the disease By the advancement OF age, and strctl
moral mind for they, one and all, make the cas-
WORSE and II it is early ons from the cause Of be
ing entirely local, it Affects tho entire animal ecOnO
my, and thsn requires general well ss local treat
l ment, which Dr. Hunter is happy to be able 10 sa
/ that thorough investigation, and great improvement
in the treatment Of private and delicate diseases
both sexes, Of however long duration, yield 10 hi
mode Of treatment II the unfortunate value life
health, they should be sure and call on physician
| age and experience.
eS- 10 charge for sdTice. Tho Doctors Office
constantly thronQld with patientH Tf1an ali pArtz
the country,
Dr. Hunter Is the only agent In the United States 70
| n B.-The genuine Fichoi5 Female Italian Pill
cannot be found st any other place in the Uuite
States except at Dr.. Hunters InhrmarY, Cleveland
| Ohio. -
DT. Hunter has.in his possession numerous eartii
cates and testimonials which relieved and happy d
tents have rendered him. and have kindly partnitts
hin 2 e1hlost 2 t9oso dssirous q hls s2Fyioes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-09
MEdifal,

TNHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREk-
L TRIESEMER /, and are protected BY koyal
Letters Pattnt Of England and secured By the Seas
of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris and the Imperial
College of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One is invaluable for Exhaustion, SpeFmatoF-
rhOea and all physical disabilities IN.
No. Two compely eradicates all traces Of those dis
that have heretofore been treated by the nauss
Gus and pernioiOus use Of cOpavia and cubebs.
No. Three has -entircly supplanted the injurious
Use Of meIcury, thereby insuring to the sufferer
out the disease.
TRIEsEMER, Nos. l, and are preparations ia the
form of lozenges devoid of taste or SMELL and can be
carried in the WaistcOat pocket. Sold in tin
and divided into separate Doses administered By
Yelpan, LellemRnd, RouI, Rcold sc. Price e esch,
or cases for - which caves So and In ST easeA
whereby there is o saving Of S9. To be had Wholesale
York.
Immediately on receiving remittance DR.. BaroE
will forward the Triesemer to any part Of the world
tacurey packed and addressed according 10 the In
structiOns of tho writer.
n8-Sold By G. ". CLARK, Agent for Cleveland.
iply6. IA
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zN1zZZNl2Zl
II TU *
GTRICKLANDS
- ANTI-CHOLERA MIXTURE

Is a composition Of astringents sbsOrbenta, stiInu
ulants and oarmiuatiTes, which every physician &c
knewledges Is the only preparation that win Effects
permanent cure Of DiRrrhea aud Dy8entery. This
AutiChoera Mixtureis Tbw in use in several Of cur
army hospitals where it gives the greatest satisfac-
tion. II has saved the lives Of Thousands Of our
dieTs and citizons, and viii guarantee it to be
the best remedy IN the world for Diarrhea and Dys-
sntery.
Mr.. Woods, Of Couington, Kentucky, viii Be moss
happy to satisfy an7 one as to the virtue of Strick
lands Anti Cholera Mixture; in fact, We have 3
great number Of testimonials from patients who
nave been cured sitter being pronounced iDeurable
by their physicians, some after taking only one
bottle of Strickland's AnH-Uholera Mixture. II
oou suffer with Disrrhea and Dyssntery, try one
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1864.
1864.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

~ 1854. ~
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To Citizens of Cleveland and Vicinity.
The undersigned would respectfully ask attention
o the preparations known as
HUENEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For all throat and Lung Complaints.
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RE great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache, Tooth
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edy. Also for the pains in Monthly Mems
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