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FATHER MATHEW T. A. B. SOCIETY,
mental concert this evening, In their hall cor s3I
st. and I'd ave at Y o'clock, Tho best talent in the
city "a ENGAGED ior me occssion Tickets rs cents
can be had AZ the door. PETER CURRY, Pres,
Sec. Of Concert 100
T AIDES FATHER MATHEW I, A. b.
- society No. 3, n. Y, holds public meeting Al
their Hall, 25th st. and sth ave, this [Mednp-
dsyl evening. Tho lion Chas. T. Mills and Mr.
Raiety VIII address the meeting. singing by
Mss henuiness aud Aossu. Ryan and Duff, and a
host OF o. cn The public are invited to .ttend
IHOs. flANS, Pres. COkNELIt y sPlLASf,
Vice Pres. hlCHL. j. CALLAHAN, sec. 1o2
MASONIC NOIICE-THE MEMBERS OF
1'l Naval Lodge No 90 i. and A. M. are hereby
summoned 70 assemble at their Lodge rooms, 5lT aud
elv BioHGwsy, on Nednoiday, the 2Oih inst ut II
N, 10 attend the funeral Of their late Brother Fi
snow, By order JAS. T. COT kNHONEN, ". NJ
TllOs, ;, Ckl MP, sec PS.-Membors Of other
odses arr invited to attend. 200
NEW YORK YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
~ Association, lGl Fifth ave, and 957 broadway
22 ut, Tree lecture, with experiments will be
given thi, evening at o'clock. attio room. Of the
Association, by Prot. CHAs. II. GARDNER, Subject
Pneumatic. Young meu especially invited. 10
nNHE FATHER MATHEW FEMALE 4, A,
II H. socisty, No. l, Of Brooklyn, y, d., will hold
Temperance m iins, at y O'clock this evening al
Temperance Hall, cor. Grand and eth st- speukers
Messrs. james lie cher and Geo Denton i ngtug
by the members. TlIOS. N. LLOYD, PTeit MOS
McCABE sec. l2U
THE MEMBERS OF CORINTHIAN
l. Lodge No. ~ +. d A. NJ, are hereby rummoncd
to meet AZ their rooms, cor 18Th ct and BIoldvay
on lhursday, at l.ls o'clock to pay the last tribute
| of respect TO our late Bro CHARLES CARSON,
JOSEPH CkAhPION, NJ. l4l
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EATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. A. T.. b.
l. Society, No. ], Of Brooklyn, y. D.,will hold a
public temperanee meeting at Masonic Hall, 800
nTand o., On this "wednesday evening, at ~ O'Clock
CHARLES RICHARDS, Pres BEISEY A. REID,
Sec. l35
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A GRAND PUBLIC TEMPfRAN nee
[lmesting Of the Father Mathew 4. A. u. society
NO l. Of Jsrey city, -ill b. held IN washington
Hal, cor. newark and Jersey ayes, Wednesday eve
ming, Dec 70, at oelook. speaking ~ Mr. q.
Parent society, \, h. singing by Mossrl Hughes
Bailey and Leerey. JOHN DUNN, Pres. j. CJL-
LEN, Rec. sec. us
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furniture, &C. OF a story hOuse-beas, hed'
parlor suits " CARPETS, oil-cloth, china, glgst
tilverwarc, stoves, &C. l.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15

TIE founding OF libraries should be en-
cOuraged in all our towns. Their practi-
cal value cannot we'll be over estimated
The supply increases the demand. a
taste for reading has thus. been awakened
where it has hitherto slumbered from the
want Of the means Of its qualification
To give an illustration Of the general in
huence of library in this respect, / an
informed that the amount of reading in
Sudbury is increased at least four fold
since the opening Of the well selected IL
brary IN that town, and that the improve
ment is as marked in the quality as the
quantity of books read. Travels and his
torres, works of science, taste, poetry,
essays and choice romances, have taken
the place of dime novels and other emphat
ically weasiy novelties of the day. The
Goodnow Library is now the pride and
treasure of this town, rendering it a more
inviting place of residence, and adding
new value TO every acre, and higher at
fractions to every intelligent home within
ITS limits. G.. Northrop.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15
VOLUME 10.
Support YOur Home PAPER.

The following, urging the Importance
of ones supporting his home paper, we
clip from an exchange, and take occasion
to urge those persons who always send
abroad when they want a newspaper, to
weigh the advice, and subscribe for their
home paper:
''Stick to your home paper. No matter
fyou are poor, remember there are none
so poor rs the ignorant, except it be the
depraved, and they toe often 90 together.
Keep your home paper Remember that
if it is not so large and imposing as some
city weekly, it is the advertiser Of your
neighborhood and daily business, and tells
what is going on ar ~ou, and not a
thousand miles ava
a paper must hay .ribers that Will
pay promptly, and wirhoat compelling the
publisher to dun them for the paltry sum
The true friends of the publisher are
they who regard their yearly subscription
US a debt which cannot be delayed, and
which though small, is Of the utmost I'M
portance to the individual 10 whom it Is
due.
The publisher of newspaper may be
modest, sensitive man, Ike others, and
therefore dislikes to call upon his subscri-
bers for the amount they owe.
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Sfepb en- GErsaTG's Rule.

81 have always considered advertising,
literally and long, to be the great medium
of success in business, and prelude to
wealth And | have made it an invaria-
bic rule, too, to advertise in the dullest
times, as well as the busiest, long expert
ence having taught me that money thus
spent is we'll laid out; as by keeping my
business continuall' before the public it
has secured me many sales that | would
otherwise have lost" STEPHEN GIRARD.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15
.>e%0,ba.E

RUTTER-Givc COWS an abundance of
sweet grass and e,ean water, and access to
salt; see that boys and dogs do not worry
them; milk regularly with clean hands keep
milk in clean and sweet vessels, and in a
cool, pure apartment; churn often; work
the butter we'll with anything but the
bare hands; use only the purest and best
,sah; pack in clean jars or tubs; keep cool
and the butter will be equal to prime
"Orange County"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15

WEEDs.-Wage an uncoasing warfare
against weeds and bushes this month
Now them close to the ground; cut them
with hoes or pull them. 1t Injuries Canada
thistles, ox-eye daises, and other perenni-
ais materially to cut them close to the
ground just before they blossom. We
tell workmen in our employ, that sharp
steel hoe is poisonous to weeds, when Il
cuts them off below the surface of the
ground.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15

From doctors pills, and western chills,
aud other Ills, deliver us.
From want OF gold. and wives that scoli,
and maidens oil, and starper sold, deIiv-
er us.
From singing flies ard sreenish eyes,
aud bakers pies, and batio's, cries, a man
that lies, and cloudy skies, and love that
dies, tickle ties, aud gaudy dies, deliver Us.
From bearded females, and strong
minded women Chat don't jingle female
lecturers, and all other masculine she
males, deliver Us.
f'rom creaking doors, q wife that SHORES,
coufouRded boz deliver US.
From modest girls. with waving curls,
and teeth of pearls-oh. never mind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15

Editor Democrat
DEAR SiR:-With your permission wish to
say to the readers of your paper that | will send
by return mail, to all who wish it (free) recipe
with full directions for making and using sim
ply Vegetable Balm that will effectualy remove,
in ten days, Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freekles,
and all Impurities of tic Skin, leaving the same
SOFT clear, smooth and Beautiful.
/. will also mail free to those having Bald
Heads, or Bare faces, simple directions and in
formation that will enable them to start full
growth of Luxurant Hair, Whiskers, or Nous
tache, in less than thirty days.
| All applications answered by return mail with
out charge. Respectfully yours
! TIIOS. L. CHAPMAN, Chemist
n3om3J s3l, Broadway, New York.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15

Misunderstanding rainy and leis-
ure days examine mowers and reapers to
see if they are in running order. Take
them apart; remove gum and dirt from the
journals and boxes; oil afresh, and screw
UP all nuts and tighten loose rivcts. The
efficiency Of tools and implements depends
almost altogether on their condition.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15
THE STNNISSIPPI

Has been instituted
You have now an opportunity of insuring your
property with safe and reliable Company in our
own state. 1t should be the pride and pleasure of
every citizen to encourage home enterprise, and
by comparing the plan of this company with that
OF others, no person can fail to perceive the adj
yantaSes ofthe SinRissippi over any similar inst-
tuition doing business in our State.
OnicCrS:
ELIJAH GOODWIN, President,
w NJ. 7. LEDW lCH, Vice President,
] Ohm X. BERRY, Secretary,
w NJ p. LEOWlCU, Treasurer.
Directors:
Elder ELIJAH GOODWIN Indiana polls.
Hon VIM NIBLACk, Vince
VIM. II. Montgomery, Logotee,
]. r.. BERRY, Esq.
VIM. P.LEDW
Nj. HOAGLANE
VIZ NIL ymouth and vicinity.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15

HAYING--Commence haying in good
time. Where there is much grass to cut.
some of it must be moved before it is re-
ally fit; otherwise a good proportion will
become too ripe. Grass will make the
best hay If cut when the stalks are full
grown and the heads are in full bloom. =
When there are weeds among the grass.
cut it before their seeds sre formed. Grass
is much less liable to be injured by not and
dry weather IL cut when quito green.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15

At the present rate Of subscriptions for
paying off the National debt, the whole
amount will be secured in seventy-nine
years.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15

Isaac said Mrs Darlington 10 her
nephew, "when you enter the state of Ali
mony, choose 4 yoracious and well inform
ed young woman. Then, my dear, Jour
love will be internal, aad your posterity
uncertain" Ike looked exceedingly sol
emn. and continued putting molasses on
the door mob.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15

PoTATOEs.--Cultivate thoroughly and
ice well before the tops begin to fall over,
and sprinkle handful Of wood ashes
around the stems Of every hill Never al
low careless laborers to strike their hoes
into the ground near the hills, as roots
that would bear tubers may be cut off
Potatoes 90 not need root pruning. If
weeds close to the hills are too large to be
covered with earth, pull them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-14

Died.
YEANANs.-On Saturday, August IL, MARTHA LOUISA.
eldest daughter OF g. W. II. and Martha Yeamans,.
aged IL years and months.
In the sweet spring OF her day,
Must we give her TO the lowly clay,
From our tear dmmed eyes away?
How we have loved her tell
They who have loved, like well
Loved and lost alone tell.
Her friends and acquaintances and those Of the IA
miy are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of her parents 1859 East Thirty street,
on Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock without further
notice.
For other Deaths see Third Pdgel
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Rocks The OF registered ious built New Bruins
wick In 1869, and hailed from Liverpool
BRIG CLAUsGN CNorw) from Liverpool Baltimore llth
inst experienced heavy weather and obliged 70 throw
overheard part OF cargo Of pig tron
soHR NIGHTINGALE which has been ashore at Orient TOR
four or Ave weeks past was got of on 1h inst she has sus
keel INJURY ''''s ~ '''' -
scHn CHARLIE. CoorrR Snow. for Disb.on. Mass,
Hogs Back, where she hes full Of water.
sLoor PLANTER Williams bound for Sag Harbor With o
Haets Point and upset
Capt Dewitt Ross of Centre Morches has bought the
hereafter port Of Capt
Ross.
BsfG 1se sa. wiSs,er Ryder from Boston for Malaga
CIupAD BOLIVAR July 2,in port Bren brig GuysOas fsp
FAYAL, Aug lin port brig SCI Foam, -. ss
trxR yTEAxsniP noaayiAS AT rArnxn roinr1
Art 1s% Ns T Sson July Al g . sS 4 ns
18Th stsbea, a iordea,s 2e, Don Juan, HeIvoet A.
Esss:r ss,ss s;'S Az: 6sss
Brs.o Aua oSon Id sss ana Webster 4, Liverpool
sSs /. je,sps sn
Arr from Esw 0rs1s JAZZ y a. y
sss xo,s Y 3 from S:s
.ss Neg xs' g. PCT e, s &C.
put back on the 3oh, lsAky, having been ashore.
Arr from New YORK south Sosoa Lso1lcl Daniel Web
ster and Atlanta, al Deal; Wilberforce, at Bremen
Americas Forss.
BOSTON, Aug H. AM--Arr \ steam soop Sacramento,
don NYork; bark Avol. Webster Cienfuegos schrs r-
; mssn., MAY N.Y. sn xlfs E.a I Sss
depha. Below ships Alexandria, from Leshorni ElIza,
Creevy Cid steamers Arle. Webb New Orleans Norman.
Baker Philadelphia; ship Queen Of the Clyde tBrl, john
Is
ker, Niork; Kossuth. Strong Philadelphia Sid barks b
isthMXrr & revenue cutter kewanec, NYorK: stesmsr
neres do bark Augusta small Cienfuegos; brig Foster
dREENPoRT, Aug CAR schrs Amelia, Beebe, Philsdel
phia (and sid 10th for l; Brooks Brooks do land
81 81 s ss . es n Sp weScS sYo' Jan.
Mcshain Robertson, aud james Divery Carroll, Phlade
Phia .ooP Emily Hayden Eyors sid o'h .chr: Fannie
Miner Nyork; Alexander. Boyle, Philadelphia; llh,
ORIENT IL Aug G--Arr sehr L Bayles vromsn Delas
PORT ROYAL July IS Arr ,ehrs Charles W Holt. Hot
dephs; schr SAWYER. Bean Boston, slst sssmship
spauldng Atkins, Nyok Aus2 schrs Albert Thomas Van
Rose, Georgetown. DC; eth Idaho Holmes Washington;
scht Yorktown, wogom, Nyork. o..-u...-..
.th brig WIN q Bckmore LippIncois, Charisston schrs
Anna Lever Booth aud Bertha Bailey Jacssonyille;
Pilots Bride, Batchford, and Enchsnress bs'enioro %
Sid 9th bark May sci.cu, Harmon, Nav York sehr JW
as LYMAN HSs ss AZ r ssrs fn M'0 csord
ycr srs s vsnds Sush $
RICHMOND, Aug lar steamer. Arbsmsrls, Bourne,
and Creole, Thompson fforx' scnr 'o"n Toe''
SAVANNAH. Aug s-Arr brig 4 ? Goot Speed, Fors lsy.
al Below schrs Pilots b''de anu hnonan"e's' ITO" hS
THAR el steamers varuns whehurst and Chase Roo
stSim Steamer Nevada Carpenter NYork; sebr Hsnry
CASTOR, Albro, do
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Rase Rall.

THE GRAND MATCH TO-DAY.
Should the weather be fair there will be fully large
gathering Of spectators at the grand contest to-day
the Capitone Ball Grounds, Bedford, TO witness the
trial OF skill between the Mutual and Atlantic Clubs
there at Hoboken last week. The game will com
half past two H. precisely previous to which
Mr. Bergen, the noted Brooklyn photographer will take
picture of the two mines in position Seats will be
specially reserved for ladies, both the covered plat
forms and at the club
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.

A gTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES MADE. TO ORDER AND
a iuserted by Drs n. BAUCH r. g0U0ELMANN, tor.
mcry employed by Roissonneau Of Paris No. go Broad
way,N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-14
DANCING ACADEMIES.

BALLET MASTER DuMARS PRIVATE DANCING
ID Academy, "a West Fourth street, Broadway. Les
every day. Deus Tempo Redowa Waltz aud Dances
iapsht pericelv IN sx pTyste LESSONS
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ARRIVED.


steamer Huntsville, Philadelphia.
Steamship Varuna Whitehurst, savannah 10Th with
mdse and passengers to Livingston. Fox Co.
Steamship Constitution Greenman, savannah Aug with
steamship Allegheny, Fagg, Baltimore, 48 hours With
mdse and and to Baltimore Ohio Railroad Co.
18th inst OF Cape Henry snip Kimbali from Bal
for Callao.
Ship Adele (Begian) Causen Shields 81 days. with COAL
to VIM Schmids Sons Had light winds and Gains the
whole passage
Ship Lord Lyndhurs. of I.verpoo Graham Bombay ISL
days via Pernamouco July with lhseed &C to Napier
Marie Meyer Bremen "a days. with Indss ana
passengers to Herman koop Co 10th inst 10 miles w OF
Nantucket, exchanged signals with whale ship showing
red, white and blue swallow tail signal steerfng Sc.
Brig Elizabeth tHnm Schuld Ciudad Bolivar, July ~,
with hides, &c, to Moler Thebaud Passed Hanoveran
schr Herman. from Hamburg for Augosttna.
with Coffee &C. to ballet. Bliss 7th inst la 81 a. lon "a
60 spoke steamship Emily Souder, from ST Thomas for
New York. under canvass
Brig Lima Smith, Kingston, Ja 50 days, with bamboo
schr Restless of scy) webber Palermo June 49, passed
Gibralter July with fruit to Chamberlain Phelps Co
Schr Bertha iendrka Dutch Klein Rio GrsDde, q days,
with hides, to Fupck, Meincke Wendt.
Schr Fanny keaiing, Rich. LiDgan, 10 days.
schr Johanna Ward Ward, Bsyport Fla 20 days. with
dar, to master.
sshr Hattie Baker Burgess, Savannah, with cotton
schr Fcetwing Hand, Gsoreeown. NC, Sdays.
Schr Minnie Cobb, -, Providence.
Schr VIM Irish, -, Providence.
Schr Ellen Rodman, Bowman. New Bedford.
Srhr Gloucester, Lorder, New Haven.
Schr Joseph Hall, Cole, Portland, CT
BELOW.
Bark Webfoot, 100 days from Chincba Islands
Bark Nonpareil spoken Oh the 18th bound 10 Boston,
Brig Bachelor, from Porto Rico.
Brig Emily Fisher, Corning, from Cow Bay.
u schr Chambers from Port Royal.
Wind nj sunset SSW light
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SHIPPIN G NEWS

ALMANAC xokE-rnIs DAT.
SUN RIsEs O9 NOON RISES ave II %
SUN 10 20
Port OF New York, August -, 1885,
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Guarantee u EW-e ian Every
EssssHhee.

When Observation-Disclosures ordi ne tn the dirrc-
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Physicians; Mcrchan .; Professional Gentlemen in
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fOE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
THE WORLDS
@ I'D |~~
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The worlds great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Indiges.
lion, Constipation, General Debility; FIatulgncy;
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BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
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and after Monday, July 24th 1865, and until fur
r notice Passenger Trains will leave and arrive
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OLD BOURBON WHISKY

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THE THROAT Syp F.t+,Gs.

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BEST DYSPEPSIA MEDICINE

ever known 10 the world. n ie not whiak py prem
aration 10 he used as beverage, hut is n Medicine
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ach. The propretors
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WARRANT TT IN EVERY CASE

Letters reach us every dav from persons IN every
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has performed, whilst our best phvsi clans con
stanty urging 10 ten Nh 'hc formula from which
II Is made saving its effects wonder full its sue
cess beyond all precedent and its in even the
most aggravated cases as certain sunrise. II
VIII stop distress after eating in moments time
sw veten sour stomach as t. 'staken; relieve
pains or cramps in the stomach mr. bowels instanta
neously, and enable the dyspepic sufferer who has
lived Tor years on Graham bread and the planest
det tn eat hearty meal without fear any trouble
rom H. We earnestly SIX one trial from every su =
'errr Sold by druggists everywhere, 81 per bottle
or six bottles for IS.
C. G. CLARK 4 co,
Proprietors, New Haven Conn
LORD SMITH, Gen eral Western Agents 23 Lake
street. Chicago. III
TAn Woe, BLAKE CO., wholesale and retrii
agents, Ottalnwa, Iowa, =
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to meet the constant demand for safe and efficient
remedy for diseases OF