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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10


a RECENTLY, General Sherman found the
rebel forces opposite him retaining their.
artillery fire for several days and no
amount of artillery practice from our side
suficed to draw out the rebel gunners.-
Sherman was of opinion that The rebel ar =
IIpery was there, but that johnson or Ew-
ell was tempting him to make an assault,
and had secretly masssdthjs guus 10 intiict
murderous rePIlse How to discover
where the,rebel gans were placed wAsrnow
the question ,7L ,,.. g., Or, ge+ "a 49, +.
All other efforts failing. sherm an at last,
uncovered the rebel batteries BY the help
of 4uingepious practical joke. Thu, rail
road track ystretehedI past part of our
ftOnt, aud down close to the rebel line,
which it skiEtedItor come dlstance-5 s6eF-.
man started locomotive down the track
at full speed sQESSqs .,hspigbG 3 g Via
They heard its shsill shrek, sasE it with
TaUazementl comes tearing down towards
their bresstwoEkssan aud suspeetinE they did
not know what tEiek, at last, unable liable % hold
in any longer blaEedzwithi their whole ice
of batteries at the mysterious monster..aLa
This was all Sherman wautsda ~, iss"s7 Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10

e UBsIsTESGE 0FFICE,,U. S. ARSEc, i.,l u4 4.
10 .'" 80 90 WHALING, w. Va, July 4, 1864. I
u, SEALED PROPOSALS, 'uiust DE IL duplicate,
from eitEsnst lDyal ito III ,Untst stItes GtSert!
mfnt only, viii be resolved at, ghis ronice until
'FCES DAY, the 18th o. July 1864, at noop for I'D,
ply ihss ONIONS Sf the use o. the United States
army, to be delivered ut Wheeling, VIVA, duriSg
Tie month of July, 1S6i sGp9tyactI Jpr any ssef.
I'd lihdHtity igiH 1ot BE- ~ M. unllps to be nr,
Undersigned may drBiE1R tss iI.ic bRiI1U 10 1'sI
The onions n bg,pf sped rperehautabIr quality,
90 pounds TO the, bushsls in good ordibaTy we'll
oooper1b asrelsI suB % ne usual cohdtiohs set
forth in my previohs udyeTtisepents. 5000 't4 -
L, .s.uHdpsH To tussh Oh NURNbR,
'i' ly6Itd ,.. ...g t,f. Gaptai9Rnd 2, 3, J
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10
1no Just Opensd o.

/, A ,NoTHBR lsrgs Lon of Ul0lAtg Cassi1ists and
~ SfstipEs, 81 Fhieh weiEoald invite the attep5
We have Also made large adaFsfonhs 4o our fbrner
VERY e1te1sige and well selected stock of Mems and
Boys Clothing and Gensleme1's Ruruishinsa Goods
visiting our city during the Fair. Either atWh6le3
sN's IL 8iHi[UBO sgS laSAEAA Bro! III
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10
Valuable Property for Rent.

TO LEE OK GR 1USp X SIT, for . term OF , ears,
L abppF, 9pe hnndEed and my feEt % ths prop
erty froptipg pn fAaia ,atSees, and Esnpingg back
Es the. Y ~ tHomfstead prgpeEty - iuamsdiately
north %. and, Ad5plnins [ie 1oEnbroQk buildings
~, Aisf ;srahraee9 sons 9trthe best 1nimpoEsd
t'0Pe y p soe el's' h'- * u5 =
IaJes,tr1s - 7',o' n 81 f ~ - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10

iis' 10 Puo'ished Al htgher rates than our
own, For weeks past the Giucipuari,papAy
have charged 50, while in Chicago aud7 )
isTiIle they have for still longer .Ou-
been charging ten and twelve period
year. VS.. have stood two dbiiats per
in the price of paper, .dyauces on US
we raised from SIX 49, >.Sbor aud ink since
ua''y hast "e' .. seven dollars for our
named, soa :, ,ba epDeuses
o'' We have no other way Of saving
.slves than by doing as merchants
.radesmen, and all other business people
do, viz:-advaucing our scale of prices
Last Friday the proprietOrs of the t lit
genesr and the Register agreed to advance
their rates for subscription as follows
Daily one 20
g.. tGree a,onT % '
a. by the mon tn : -.----....'..!....''''' 20
"a wses ..-...............-..-..---- 10
To news agents the price viii be three
dollars per hundred.
The prices of advertising will DO as
follows: ..-saa.v ~ O.
One square s SaS
q 81 one week ............'' . w
.. tive ,v wssks,.........'..-.....,..S 90
These rates take effect from and after
to day. z.-a.-S.1Sa HLG5tl
AT length we have definite news as to
rebeIinvasion of Maryland. 1t is now per.
fectly apparent tha. IT isa for mida BILE a fair.
AT least twenty thousand Of the euemy nave
made their appearance, They seam bent
on destructive work in the vicinity of Bal
,imore aud Washington. They overpow-
cred our forces at MonOcEcy river Oh Sat
urday, compelling Gen Wallace to fall
back with severe loss, They are reported
as far east as Elicott's Mills, which is only
few miles from the Relay House. They
are also reported on the Northern Central
railroad between York; (Penna,) aud
Baltimore Gov Bradford has issued a
stirring proclamation to the loyal people OF
Baltimore and the city is a scene of excite
ment .--,..
lis not to be doubted that Baltimore
can be successfully defended. Reinforce
ments are gathering every hour. These,
with Gen. Hunters forces in the rear, which
must now be close up TO the enemy. will
give the rebels all the fighting they desire.
Baltimoreis ready tor a strong defence and
so is Washington city, and We need fear no
probabilities of their capture. The design
in this invasion is doubtless two fold-to
creates diversion and to get supplies.-
But Grant win not let go his hold, and if
we mistake not, the rebels will have busy
time taking themselves across the Potomac
without looking after their pluuder.
--- = - = r. pa e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10
RAFIUNAE MEDICINE.


DR. THOMAS KISNER, WOULD
IL re4pectfiIly inform the eltigeps Of Wheeling
and yitinty vhAt4he hug lefnaDentIy located ID
this city for the prAcjiss u sdeine uPon-ths Rs-
tiOnal OF eclectic system He has beop engaged In
the pFeteA fhfsl pFoIes non fJI BumberOfy sars,
and has been eninsntiy spcceS nk II The tIea ment
Of all varieties OF diseases both acute and chTonic
Dr.. X, az herstot5rs, will devote good share q
histfe and 70 tie treatne Of al chronic
diseases Of both seIes, sucn a. ConsunPfqp and Al
varieties Lung Disases All Diseases o. The Threat
Catarth, Dyspepsia, Liver cornpiaiuts 1sTcurhl
and SsrTous Diseases, Rheumatisl, Scrofuli every
Tarety ofBiood and skin Disc sses Epilepsy TuuloF,
y eng. Spinal Auctions, Diseases of the Kidneys
and Bladder Heart Affectfous, Diseases Of the Eye
and Bar, &C. Those peculiar 20 FEMALES, viz: In
aurna tory DISEASES OF the Uterus, Painful IrTegu-
larities LeucorrheI Prolapsus Uteri, and al Ner-
yous Diseases 20 which they are subJect. Diseases
Of Chiidreu esrefuIy and nationally treated. Med
iciues Mid, reliable and ESreeabie-
An communications strictly confidential. Night.
calls eheerfuIly G1d promptly answered.
L, ET-Odi-s And residence one door. west Of Louia
Ablfug Hotel, Third street, near Reed RTAft'G
Drug Store, Centre wheeling, W. Va. once hours
from g A. AIlf5 = r. NJ. . p u ... ..,....
REFERENCES. ~. ~.
n Prof B. F. Payne, steabenYilIe, Ohio.
Dr. W D. AiciEegurs s-s :" H.rrFrn-a o. BE-
,- DF, G. Arnold, ClaabTidEe, OhiS. u sraf-r- .
Prof. O. h CIeayelAn o. ncinnAtis Ohio I'D Lf.T1
Or. @ 4. Mslehimer, Van Vert,
Js-'fl5q&F BOW D6 ~ acCaT ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10
Steam. Engine for, Sala.5

: A GJNI-H AXE SRI N RsyafsER, II u or
"a 70 horse power, complete aud In good order
eau bei pHf By EpplicEtioR 10 9EO! dcRlaI,
~ N Eoangry and ~ ehins Shop ,5f T. Wiley ( CO
Mar ina 1lleI IL EliBht O1fo y ta9ol Ft27lff
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10
WY. u. LAWS, s4s'y pLo. .sm !. y ~ d y
FOR SAVE, CHEAP.

y
TTNHE building formerly occupied as 2. WcOlen
II i Fuctory sitnated 10 Pleasant Valley, six miles
West of Wheeling, On The Hutibhhl Pike, Persohs
Wishing to start any knd o. sipeAA in'the eoantry
can and no better Blacs, APgy q the nEslniEss'h
q OBsIsTBNCE OFFICE, U. :, AhNY,l 7tadt T.
~ ~ WHEGLfNG, w. VA July 9Th lStAiit
SEALED PROPOSALS., MUIR bb IN duPllcate,
from FIRST hands aud from ritfssenT loyal toothe
United states Goye pnlyilTtll be Eeeeiy cd %
this bfice until ~ O'Clock, noon, on Thursday,
tho IAN dAyJfJuly 1s6E, fer supplying f5r No tiss
iof the Untad States Army SuhsstsaUo stotesgto be
deliyeTei ~ Whselpg, w ,Na al tolloYss EtE: b..
2OO0 Bstrels first Quality suPerhqe or RStIa
FlOpr.tJE!H HtvuHl - OF nlV9hih -''-
10 The brands or places of mauufSctUse to be stated
in the buds, and whether in round or fiat hoop bar
head ID ed and bungs sealed J . ''u ''.'' ' ~
AIIIhe Flour, or as much as Shau be cilTti for
to be delivered ON the frat dap of-Auyust ana
is TO be subject to all the conditons set forth IN my
previous Advertisements. N.i ''.
gW new -sI-lr'sr go HalH. TURNER, q ''
Y gys --.-i..a.l-Yz Ii uncu Captain aId Q. $. 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10

vesFz-s5, "FSos &C \ q n we Ars az,
lthafs5 thor1zt "a 10 annGuneel -. y d. go. L..
. T 'EAl.N iN CHESTER p. ICBBAED, ....1 N
u Ohio county cspdidate for Congress from the
First Congress ioual DisrflFt. "a ly5 b
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10
loAVABRYlH0RsRs WANTED.
n FFIOK AssIsT&EEsQUAB - l4'.ey'
" WHEELIsa, WEsI Va, June so Issl. 80

n lFEIUH I'D . y % III EHLIAhTEKi -
~ WHEELISs, WEsT VA, June 50, 1891 i7a1
- Open MARKET for the purchase of Cavalry
HorHes will Be eR1tfhnad a. WheelInEElFssf Va
One hundFe4a64 4yFty tiTe -doifA-S M ~ pid
FOR al horses passed BY the Board Of InsPeetion,
- n ill., 49, - ~ a. seryi.e I a =
N eyery artoar iron 100 dflssn % l6 Eiztssn ~ "
hands high, apd notlss. lhEe nor more thAa o..
sridieEiasi Sfs good setiqH and Tres frOa Al 7S-sr
Z PAyInsIsts 70 Be- made n CertiheAtss q Indsbt =
Sdnessg for eistt h2S.as 9E more 10 1-rrsi1r 80
JL By sFaer etLts Cob JAS A, EKIS, 0hiSfQ. n 81
- iasJs-ha % GA J., G.RARSsWORFH.- r..r b..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10
|. q. s. MARsRAL's sAL.ELIa

a. Of.,r 80 n1AhS AAA,0 SA1IEt.. 10
DoEd Isl SS aa #s g . B 9SItst
BAN wSbdsard.o GegI:s5 1ssi Ii
TT pursuance OF an order II sale issqFd from, the
IL GlerkS oaiSe of th6' Oishict C6urtof ths U2ited
States Tor the Vesterd' DItdot BlVltlihla. d
wheeling 10 the Rbqye antilled cams. viii On
Tuesday, July 14th, 1854, on the pTemi4es,Rt New,
Greek Station 81 The aAlttn5re add ohio Railroad
COMPANY, In Hampshire rouisg, West Virginia, eel.
1T public auction - the hig pat nad best bidder
said iand ,j5i1s '.lii,l RI ]? K bst o3,
the Wsst thu, lEsi Of james faTis 3j4f GOD IL
south, aug, Angus ly, 4SIaP9It pa tha cast ami
sxtehdins 70 ths QEsSk, togst WITH ths dwelling
house and Other dipfovem meats III ereOn, Commonly
kuoHn a Ltau Al . ootHssFsft Tsdner:'' ID Ll6
. And on Me3nesiay5 .IGly lat ls6I. at Piedmont
Hampshire c6htty, west virginia Twiiseu al Pn6
c auciipps to the hghssriAHa, best idder "a lot
lowing LOTS, with The e M sill-
Sted In the town OF Pied mont, ia said county, nu1
bered Tort eiat Is "a n F-ufne -ig-5ixty--GO
and siKIy-One, --0ls-+ sAph frobtins ittnty !hTe
Act on Third stEeet api Tuluias bae % t1h no ~.
-L41-froutht MY nSsst on Pir4t street AID
thnuing backto Third iirffs yu.E! naG 1!uH7nr
Terms of sAle-cash. .il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10
EXPERIENCES. - n 80 - ~ -.
D r.. n. "a. D q e.,

HCLECTIC- HYSICIAN,
SURGEON AND ACCOUCHER,
TNENDERS his pToassionHi services 70 th cltIzsu5
L Of Wheeling aud vicinity. DR.. Ia is grAduats &
Of the Eolazftc Medical Instituts Of Cineinuzti aud
has Iad nBny yeaCs eXpsriance- in the practice OF
his pTcfszsiou and he hopes by elOss httepsion
business 70 merit a share Of the public pA:EonAzs.-
DR.. Lee has gISen spec 81 GttsntioR % and hAss
been eminently successful ia the treatment Of
ehroaiS diseases ot every TAEisty, and e-psiaHyOf
Ear, Liver Com 5iafnt, Nervous Debility, Capcers
and Ulcers Constipation, Piles and disease OF the
Kidneys, Gravel, Re. All those VITO have been IN
successfully treated for any of the aoOTB Diseases
weuld End IL to their interest to conSilt d.. Lee
HftRolt delay. Cur practice IL safe, cartain and Z
prOmpt leaving msEc1ria faint In the syGtSIn,
but cleaning, renovatinE and strengthening the
erring laws. fl"T -us fu -FTEH Al
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10

SUBsIsTENCE 'otF1Gks ~ Z. 8R az, =
III -llzl tEn& HEELrSs, w .Cvk5 Jtify T. s8i ~
b. SEALED fPIsoPgSAEs, must be liIr. rduplioafe :
meut only, Win be retsi9ef Az dis ice until
ofJlyy 1854 ut h6oh 10 for 50
plying PQIAIqFSI foqiehsUbe u ihe dII lteb stata5
the mouth ii W. az bs.ie
ted qHdHhty 'iUiR gltl8ss 4ls1a tPiIt4es,to 4 fur
nj he'd in such les andF 81 - tihitt a. the
unde rsigned may designate, it t.,,,,,,y .,,,, .t
l9he Potatoes 10 be Or good N efchantble duslity
6Qa pounds 10 herstsb6il Hin god, eldfnhr ,ell
cooletef barrels subject To 1hs Manifestations
SET '0F'h II ny PFSvioH4 AdTe5tis9Wssts
jy4-tdi nns mobss7t ialua5ihh AID q. =
JNHE BOARD OF ESft ofLsr tST f5o[7 tR5s 81 Diz-
u tTtet West Virginia, at headquarters, GraftJn .
west NtTginlalFiu hold dsFy isBssiouz befEssn tne
oours o. aud II A. NJ, and 2 ;p3 z, NJ to eutars
tain applications ahd relieve IRON drsft al peFs5ps
enrolled improperly on a5o5Hhti5f q " jtnrFl III
'l'"AlenaBaI v1liiIu1 So 40 IaIuW tuH .uEl
-. tl- h7iH 3lH p EOyeT 70 y N-oD -ts15 -A-
i-.In4 iEftFerhiaIi ant Ph ysleai tJfs,bhitt IN,
Ihe Board val alro Puhya from tbs RhioiIrSSn A.
lAts al snidieFs pG tbe Military " Naval
service who have served two years during ne me-
9tsers Csrgyunsn and nh good eisszSsskre
Is9gestsa 70 gFs lq jhe BQArdp4ueBu in5
Of the EnfOlhnSbt list. $40 bl1g I'tE Edfb1-
.Ie,Ef sue lsrggl 5a .siTJAMES EYA'NSgIl o.
l. " e5SraPi + RT91 AaEAhal "a Diet VIVA q,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10
DIViDBND.

THE Board Of Ma0detFs OF Ihs-WheeIInEr sadt :
. ~ Belmont Bridge CdInjAuy have declared . 80
vent annual diEidendsof7 three per cent. on the
59f - 49,, s-ss.I. -
- aao1s oJaa P sqqAAif7IlhSEDAT' SKY sisl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10
? WfiikeElIIixs8, wEsfVA, neol ~. 1ses

WffkELiS6, wksF Va, nea. sth, 1seS. a,-r
.H 10 al ighpnl u may o0seern: We, the undar-
sgned, members Of the West Virginia Easisiature
rake pleasure in saying that Ne have known DR..
Richard IL Les mauy years previous 20 the break 70
ing out OF the RabellOn, suceessfuI aud ensrs
getie practitioner VI AfeeiHe (ofthe Eeiectie Seh0O
both In kAnawha county Va, and Galia eOuhtF, 1n
Ohio. IL "a azuHrl liz Jaw -rFaD ~ 1871 r7frr
~ G. SLACK, Seuator 18th Dlst agll .ds
iv W. s.DUNBAR, MILD.
49, -frrsrr1 go John ID. RHELRHS, Pres gSeiAts,
-i -trrU.f sAH fI.l---r-r .fI' ~ gul 90 rrrlfF
s~ gaI-0moS one do0E1 Sg1th Of Kramefls HotSI
Main Street. 90 ll.fLa..-g1.. ar ,lIEs. lnr i,--r
Ladies WishingtO oonsuit ths Df. Of they prefer)
can callnt T01m kos.35, sfSarus House, aud Afrs.
Lee will take pleasur. in accompanying them 10.
tAa once. Can Be fund AZ the MonrSs House at
night = s4-Az-a1--A y II 5eT-2ms
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10

RBLE BUCKLES, nhi Jstl MI stedy UsouidtAiae
n ns3t aHa nsE AIsS eHtsg,, assQTfsd ssOloTS,
received seYh-Stn2H1 %! FiO0H. 4 BRo5s!f ~
: Lje2l. .i1u na1Nnmt snfrt 40 Ina Naiu1 stFent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10
-.AGENTS WANTRr

TTNoEEEE The sFAEDAR D HISTORY OF7THE
~ Wen A FAte chance 20 make money. Agen+s =
volumes Alreas5 odd. send fof Circular address
JoSBs, BkOGiiG Co, sPGbHAheri, BALTIMORE,
Id ie2 5m~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10
n Sale 70 eOmmeneo At 10 oIelQelt 4, 49,.
ValuabIe Colnritlr,Yl Residence
- EAR IN iToR SALE So ,5II5z3.l

T SHALL, until tH6 sOth ddy6p SHY Inst.. ofrsF4
~ foreele my Country ltosiden6e' and Farm SKA
eye in One pntYs WSst SHasetE sLatiompp the
HeppheId isairPads four miles east Of Wheeling,
and hv5 miles BY this EationRi Ro d. 81" i' W. -
NaSAid farm S0utB M niugt o. urres Of
fully situated Apd highly Improved, ianda a part
Of the Improvements consist eta 6ue residence, Ice
houses smoke hotfse, spring house barn stable ana
Other buildings, l2bi applei hfnI bearing 81
the eh9iee Gin alFou pi UNI peach, aUinen and
fbSes ~ GafFAnisr
hThis faFm ia donznpIsd excellent I6eation Tor
SAID 3h 4! uAbaeFsls giTEH ye ~ III van ,a ~
coal --eaby dfacdess. l4isuu NlhVH ~ Frth
Possession given This fall r1tfg
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Dissolution,


BeOparthet sfifP hereto4org gSis4Ing between
i the undetsl Snei, nuJistli tue finn haihe OF
WAIEHS,t 8LAlRl 4, Hunt ER-lytis diSSDI5bd by
mutual consent on the 1T OF July 81, 80
The Business wfll be continued at tIie old stand
IZane StSlJWh oaaiuE nAlandJ W iNOGhp2t HUNEERS
viii please present them for Payment, and those
indebted 70 THE firm are expected to settle their
mo odi bsmpi.l ,fsigosFPH H WATRRa,fl b
no 795Gga aoswlsd N BSSSHiAs htI BS!FAflkkhgi1
y, whshliuE JnlJ 9Th ;1sS4.lIw. u " CjsiuT bIz RI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-10

Iid, tsuly Fa.fg yaar III AslyFS LUFSFORDghl
Df TsLansF5f wheeling W. vlS u Ii Iu5 ~,
ford on the pEstniseE.I sri RH 7lmEEp l5l d.
BAL B! FORBES Esg 1907 FoHrth street, WAstil,
If said farm is not BoIdnes Private ssleBek5re te
SOth dqy ot uly, vii on that dRysbd bfIeree
for SAFE at public auction, at 10 O'clock a n az
the iroh5idUdf Of tie G5urt House of Oh 10 County
w. N24g b3yom boa 1901 !ultgs1D JEnJ u .
{Ms-SffperthiI fc9slls5 bslRnpe 10 stSs,iaud
we've mouths, Or IA! AI caSh u PtstsFEed lbtd
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Dissolution.

ON guidi7yssb ,szons0h NJ
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-24
rLYnorrm, MARSHALL COUNTY, INDIANA

The propr ctOr o. this establishment: having pur-
same, and having made extensive additions there
- i, HOW prepared to- do all kinds of Photograph
in.. Ambrot, pin z. Ferrotvping and Hcainotvp-
irg In the highest stllc oi the art. lis large sky
4. Il s.le lights enable him 10 take all kinds OF pic
lures IN ali kind of weather.
lie is now having an immense run of those
heantinl Carte de Vistcs that are all the rage in
The cities They just the thing and every
BODY should havea dozen at once.
Life sized Photographs as true tn natures
ture is true To herself. and very popular
Pictures OF all kinds copied and enlarged.
Don't fail to procure life likeness of voui
Father. Neither, Son, Daughter. Husband or VIII,
before their dcai faces are hidden from your view
hv the grave VI ney could no buy from YOU the
pnore-t and fairies Ph";"5 salc itnaoc efthe los
loved Que. Then delav not a div lest the sub
stance fad. ere S"n secure the shallow.
The undersigned having had wears of experi
cucc i'm The picture business, and having recent,
b, come familiar with all the late improvements il
the art. A,tters himself that his work will com
pare f,rorb'y with the hest done in the cities
New md cntfulpctuIes. StereOscOplc views
etc:. will consta tly be added to the already re
spectacle stock so that this establishment wiilin
deed he "Fine Ar Gallery" Callard s.e III,
FIJI. RAIL-, AGLSr.
Plymouth, .nSana, S<p<s1psr 2<st lSs3. sss
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-24
Ear:A cot Onr Abiding srsaCe

Bulwer cloqucntfy sayS;-"l can no
believe thar earth is mans abiding place
K cant be that our life is cast up by the
OCEANS OF eternity to float moment upon
t. waCc. and then sink 20 nothingnass
El-e WHY : i hat the glorious aspira.
tons winch leap like angels from the
temple of our heart, are forever wandering
about unsatis.iel? Why is it that the
raIhb1w AMI clou,i. come ever with Il
beauty that is not Of earth, and then pass
OF and leave u Ia muse upon their Favored
loveliness Why is it that the stars. who
hold their festival around the midnight
throne. are set above the grasp of our
limited faculties. forever mocking Us with
Their unanproachabc glory? And final
". why is it that bright forms of human
beauty are presented to our view, and then
taken from u. leaving the thousand
streams of of our affection to flow back in
Alpine torrents upon our heart We are
born Tor h'@her destiny than that Of
elrth; there Is a realm where the rainbow
never ia1eS-where the stars will be
spread be ore us like isln,is that slum Ter
On the oceqn--and where the beings that
pass before u, ike shadows Will stay in our
presence forever
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-24
EQUESTRAIN ASp STRONG

EQUEs ASb STRONG NGxDEI
WEDDIYG - \ wedding took place al
Sherwoo.!, Illinois. recently. the partie.
Mr. Joi h W Crandull anu Ms lice
J. Hurt hc rctcmun, Va, reriormc,
IN from. u the oaic.atng CLERGYMAN re.i
denee the brutal par'y being on horseback
an1 the br.'le and her three bridesmaids
Hiss tanu'c {. hurst. Julia 81 elenbure
AMI M4ss .'l'~y u Thurb.r, dressed ana
n 'In,e e,'"o her The brides costume
consisting Of Il deep blue cloth dress coat
deep blue cashmere pants buff CASHMERE
vest black ,.re,s hit! choker collar. black
neck tie. ruf1e >h;rt bosom. and buff K 4
glove; plain Hat gilt buttons OF the riches,
gutl'ty IN the coat and vest. The brides
mri'is were dressed precisely Ike III,
br..!e, excepting only nat they wore plain
sh,ri ho>oms and lavender colored gloves
The novelty If the cermDn attracted 1
large company Of the nci.hbors. After
the ceremony was over the bridal party
rode to the residence Of Mr.. Crandall.
npther, where the formal wedding fcas
took place. The bride and the bridesmaid,
wore th;er riding suits during the Who'll,
DAY.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-24
AUEIEISTR1 TOP'.C SdLE

NoIice rs hereby given that the undersigned,
administrator the estate of Nancy Wmrhburne
4, Ceased, sill ci,r at public sale. at TIppccanue-
town in M'rshall county Indiana, on Saturday
November l2ih ie6i. the personal property Of
said estate, consisting o. one mare, one small
wagon. and lot of household goods and kitchen
furniture. Sale 70 commence at ten O'CLOCK, a.
IN. of said dav.
TERMS: Sums o three do lars and under cash
il hands over three dollars. credit Of xix months
,.,e purchaser giving his note, at interest waiv-
ing bencf. oil valuation l-ws with approved Sc.
ourily. SAMUEL WASHBURNE,
Administrator
Ne, an%A 1884
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-24


FANCY pgEAMs.-Some Young ladies
regard marriage rs fairy land. where
yiolets and roses Fertetualiy blossom.
where the cedar tree and the cinnamon
tree ever hoursh-where the waters of
tranquility and sweetness uninferruptedly
flow. Tell then there are thstles and
brars IN that state though they do not
contradict, yet they DO not credit you. for
they believe that their love their devotednes
t,r each other will exempt them from the
ca.es the yIcl>situde>. the anxcties which
generally pertain to hum ,nity. Al lovers.
be;Jre m'rrltEe. conceive th,t their de.ti-
ny will DC IA exception to the general
rule. The future with thcm will be tn
JtErs co'eH.' eros. Could Yen give then
Z sketch IN the pages OF their future his.
tory. 'ner would noi bel eve wore; thef
wpHii se5 yan d1wn IS misantlrope. q
pan - % < my an unnatural scene-
an n.u cI. renre ser i 'he hope, AMI ~
pr ttioiis II ypl n. The dark s:.o;s wh;cl.
the ;e.e:c'fe III yoar experience ml.h
dc yer he y ,u.i re-9r. 81. - mole
h'ii' m the nl"'n- II hey womb but re
Tee; = little, b,w much misery they wool,
avoid
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-24

Prentice sats an Industrious scarcher after
;he marvellous is busy making collection
Of the yaeious forms Of oa'hs administer
cd 70 American citizens under The present
administrations We understand that he has
alre2y collected nine hundred forty-seven
varieties We don't know whether the
collections include Andy johnson vlre-
ty