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DEPARTMENT OF STATE, I
WASHINGTON, Msy 30, 1865 I

~
SIR:-I an directed by the President 10
acknowledge the receipt of your commune
ton of the 10th inst addressed to him, and
containing the advice of the Transmission
of q marble bust Of John Bright ESQ, a
prominent member of the British Parlia-
ment, and the great English friend of
America, as 8 present to this nation from
Thomas G. Blain, ESQ., Manchester, Eng
land. i T''1J A7F5iny at-
Your communication also contains the
painful intelIigence-painful, as it brings
to mind the painful history of the 14th day
of April last-thst this present was origi-
nally intended by Mr.. Blsin as q gift TO
our now lamented, msrtyred Chief Msgis-
trats, Abraham Lincoln
Led, as all true Americans. have been
led, to look upon and respect Mr.. Bright as
a true and earnest advocate for freedom, as
we'll as an srdent friend of this nation, Mr..
Lincoln would have highly priced this
handsome gift from the generous donor
but, under the circumstances, deeply sp.
preciating the intentions of Mr.. BlSin, the
ttgrest American nation TO which he
hiss now kindly profered the present, and
which has been $50 ably and successfully
piloted through and out OF her recent per-
lis by "the great and good man" for
whom this bust wss intended, but whonow
sleeps from hisIabor st his home in Illinois,
through her present chief executive officer
acoopts the memento of his esteem for the
departed patriot e1i7 w
Yon will present TO Mr.. Blain thesin-
cere acknowledgements Of the people OF the
United States for his valuable present, with
the assurance that his kind words and SC
tons are fully appreciated; and as the
visitor shall look upon the bust
of the British defender of Amer
lea as it is exposed to view in the
Executive Mansion-where it soon deposi
ted-the name Of the generous giver and
equally warm friend of the republic will
not be forgotten, but with that of John
Bright shall have a place in the hearts Of
3 grateful people.
lam, sir,
Your obsdient servant,
w. HUNTER,
AoGinH R~--A--S
rhomas Il. dudley, Esq7 United States
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G The Vermont Standard, printed at
Woodstock, naiUeIy says 'any improve
ment noticed in u paper this week may
be attributed to the absence of the editor
for eAVarAl dAYs.n
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Present of n BuSt of John Bright to
the American Nation.
From the Manchester EIAminer.l

f. Pr. Hr
Some weeks sgo Wa called attention TO a
marble bust of Mr.. Bright, which was then.
on view at Lomax's Art Repository, in
Princess street, the work Of q young sculp-
tor of the name of Wood. The owner of
this work Of art designed it IS q present for
the late lamented Chief Magistrate Of
America, Abraham Lincoln. Prior, how
ever, to its dispatch from the American
Consulate in LIVERPOOL whittier it hsd
been sent for transmission to WhisBing-
ton, Mr.. Lincoln was no more. Mr.. I. q.
Blain, of this city, the owner of the bust,
then asked permission to present it to the
American nation, and accordingly b bust
was dispatched TO Washington early in
Nay, with q letter to President johnson
from Mr.. Dudley, the Liverpool Consul
referring TO the original intentions and
present wishes of MI. Blain. The sub.
Joined correspondence will indicate the
spirit in which MIR. Blsin's present has
been received. The bust will in future
adorn the home of the American Presi-
dents.
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A woman IN Boston gave birth, the 9TH
er day, to four girls Weighing Eve pounds
each.
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WOOL BROKERS,
TRANSPORTATION.

1865. RM
THE
Northern transportation Co.
OF OHIO
L prepared 10 Transport Persons and Property
between
Boston, all Points In New England,
Rev York and the West
WITH PR0MPTKESS, GAZE AND DISPATCH.
This web known Line Of First-elAss Screw
Steamers connects at 0gdensburgh with the Rail-
roads for Boston and all Points In New
England; at Cape vincent with the Railroads
between Cape Vincent and New York,
and at OsWego with a Line Of hr5t-olass Canal
Boats between
0sWEG0, TROY, ALBANY AND NEW YORK,
.la1 FORMING q DAILY LINE between
BO5TON, NEW YORK,
OGDEMSB URGH, CAPE VINCENT,
OSWEGO, and
CLEVELAND, TOLEDO i DETROIT,
And a TRI-WEEKLY LINE for
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND
. INTERMEDIARY PORTS
AGENTS:
J.. MYERS, No. 0 Astor House, NsW York,
o. BREEB, "a Pearl street, New York.
JOHN HOOKING, ] State street, Boston.
GR0. A. EDDY 0gdensburgh.
0HAs. ALLISON, oaEeeo.
WALKER 4 HAYES. Toledo.
l. B. MATHEWS, Detroit.
o. J. HALE, Milwaukee.
NJ. HOWE. Chicago.
PELrON, FRENCH & co.,
NIX NOODLE, Cleveland.
PASSENGER Agent. Cleveland. mhls;RS
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UNITED STATES
80 LOAN
THIRD SERIES
$~23O,OOO,OOO.

By authority OF the Secretary of the Treasury,
the undersigned, she seRerais nbscriptsou As'nt.TOF
the sals OF United States Securities, Offers TO the
public the third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven and three-tenths per cent ntersstPer annun
known a. the
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TROY n. Y.

The very heavy persons are fveLhenfy
Burden, who has 8 income OF Sl77,3O2 +;
John A. Griswold $l59,657; John l..
Winslow, $l23, 56s Betsy A HartFS8h-
921 for self and $l1,l42 as commissioner ;
and William a. Shepherd, $4,000. John
L. Thompson returns an income OF $64,3lf;
---%~L~A Incomes exceeding S20,-
900 and less than $50, 600, and Hfty-eIgnJ
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coLn.REARINc BONDS.

These Bonds are worth a handsome premium, and
are exempt, - are all the Government Bonds, from
Cosuiy, aad MHnieiPaI TAXATION. s5hieh adds from oHs
% three per cent. per anHun 70 her valHe, according
to the rate levied upon other property, The inter
est is payable semi-AnnuAlly by Coupons attached
70 each note, which may be cut of and sold 20 any
bank or banker.
The interest at z-3O per ct. amounts to
One Gent per Day on n $50 Note.
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UUU Anu I5ss LHhu- VOViUVUi aIU HIIJ
between $4,000 and $4,000.
0P1rTsBURaH-Two DISTRICTS.

The income tax lists for a part of Pitts
burgh are published by the Chronicle.
The largest income in the list is that of
William Reed-s2S7, 800. The other
incomes ovsr one hundred thousand are
as follows: William Pew, $1o4,S46; j.
P. Haigh, $l21,s4Oi VIM. Shaw, $ll4. 8OOi
james Wood $ll6,O44. Ninety.six per-
sons return incomes of over $4,000 each.
SIXTH DIsTBICF EEw YORK CTrr.
Z Among the large incomes of The Sixth
Congressional District New York City,
are those of William B. Aston, reported at
ST, 300, OO0; Cornelius Vanderbilt S576,65li
John G. Greene, 1856, ss4; N. T. johnson,
$500, 800; Samuel Lord, $1s3. $50; John I.
Lord, $I26, 535; James Lenox, $ll2,92l;
J. D. Bradford, jr7 $lO5, l59; w. R. Yer
miIye, sIls, s25; Samuel Willetts 1852
233; Joseph Sanason, 1852, s48; o. v. s.
Roosevelt sos 500; L. White $lll,657.
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Hon. B. F. Hyde, a leading Democratic
politician of Detroit, and Judge of the Re-
.corders Court, died o. Togns Springs, Me,
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100 LOAN!

These notes are i,susd under date Of July 10
1865, and srspayAbIe three years frOm that date IN
currency, OF are convertible at the option Of the
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Personal.

Mr.. Craik, of Manchester, England, de-
MES the whole story about the marriage of
Miss Mulock. r.,t uIf
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A a. s j s45ss AVENUE
asssasssu,,,s HASDx1AsHIE' RS5ts5HSsS
Al AZ LIN loo GEMS MS az h1iEsSs ISL sSi g.
HEaMEI: Ice. Doc. as Sic. Sc, 5os
s anG ffsEs s m ue HAsSS SH %ahKER
1900 g0LORED, l0c 20c., 2oc., 3lc, SOC.
SETS, LAcEs, BANDS, SLEEVES. Wells, 40. s,.n.s
FLOWERS AND FEATHEks cHfAP fs.s' -. s'
EEfT AND STRAW OF EVERY KIND
2 2ss S''. 1884, sse.sl aiSPs s SHENIL ASD
BAhMsoRAL TRIMMINGS. i, YARD GP;
q oS g s = a and -, SIX IS. vE sse ns
1000 RICH LACE Walls, Doc, aoc. SIC, boc, Ssc, 7Sc
-" aAnus SILK TISSUE 'oN GLOVE st1f SsErAsgsSr
siss s. KS S5 aSEsAs
BEST II THE CITY. GENTS AND CHILDRE y:
SESTs KIP GLOVES si,Hn .,,,, BEST KIDS pS,
j SjS s S5SSss' sias $50 1000 HEAVY -;
sssHs! LED COLLARS AND MSS SkA sai
10 in 4 BOX, sIr
~.
5000 4PLY SHAWLS, 81 UP.
ALL LINEN 1850 WOOL
GENTS COLLARS. HOODS, 26c. UP
l2kc. SONTAGS.
$ sEst5 ss %Sss sHs$1s & =. AZ
Large stock OF FANCY GOODS, PORTEMONNAIES.
BAGS BRACELE LETS, COMES , BRusHEs NEc OK
MADES, SCARS. WoRKBoxEs, &C., &c.
200 Different Styles Of BUTTONS.
1000 PAIRS loo PAIRS
MISSES WOOLLEN GENTS WOOLLEN
HOSIERY l0c., l2c.. Mc HALF HOSE,
&c.. 1885,, 2Dc., 26c., 3lc Ike, 10c, 25c.,
10000 PAIRS Slc.,, SIC, 10c
LADIES' HOSE, 10000 PAIRS
IKE, 16c., 2Oc, 25c. GENTS COTTON
LADIES' WOOLLEN HALF HOSE,
HOSE, SIC, SIC. l21ac., l5c, Ac
SHERIFFS SALE CLOSING OUT.
5000 yards Dress Goods 21c &C., &c., &c., Sc, 1ac
40c 44c., Soc. .-z
MERINOS, ALPACAS, COBURGS,
PARAMATTAS, DELAINES, POPllNS,
CAsHMEREs, &C., &C., in plain colors blacks plaids'
3oOO yards WET MERRIMAC CAIIcOEs, 2Oc.
Job lots FLANNELS, MUSLlNS, TOWELS, &C., &C., all
to close out this week.
WILLIAM kinney.
22l and 223 Eighth avenue
Between Twenty-frst and Twenty second streets.
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AT BLUxoME's FAIL srvrrs
NEW STOCK NEW STOCK
RIBBONS,
vELvETS,
PLUSHES,
SILKS,

Also BONNET MATERIALS Of all descriptions.
FRENCH FLOWERS
FEATHERS
Particular attention il invited this stock consisting OF
all choice newly imported goods The new shapes for
FRENCH BONNETS and HATS Just received Borussia.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
fine OF and choice goods, consisting OF
Gimps Frnges, Chenille Frnges, Goats Hair Fringe,
in designs for Dresses and Cloaks, SILK
Cords Black Gupure Laces Thread Valencenne Blends,
NeedeworK Trimmings, goods.
Also Hair Nets and Hair Dresses, fine French Combs,
Buckles Belts Colored Velvet Ribbons rich Paris Fancy
Goods. Fans, &c. j. BLUXOME,
LIZ broadway fifth Twenty sixth SITS.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS.-FALL fMPORfA-
ton. line assortment In long and square, from so
up j. RUSSELL, 22 Wooster street
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n, -nn REWARD PROCLAMATION
sNtUUv Whereas John Rnmmiuu Waa u,urd "A

ss Hudson street this city. about In the morning
~ sunday 49, 1853 and the Coroners Jury have
turned verdict that The wounds were inflicted by Aususiua
promote good and the ends Justice g.
Trey Gunther Mayor Of the city OF York by OF
the power authority vested In the ordinances oe
said city DO hereby offer reward Of Five Hundred Dollars
apprehension OF the murderer Rammng W
% the District Attorney Of the Judge before whom
the murderer shall have been convicted Of said crme THAI
In h opinion the person applying for said reward justly
and legally entitled 10 the but all claim 70 the pay-
ment OF such reward shall be deemed forfeited such
certificate shall not be presented 10 the Mayor within twenty
days after the conviction OF the murderer and all caims of
such reward after the expiration Of SUCH PERIOD OF
iven under my hand AZ tho Mayors Once the City Han
OF the city Of New York. this 17th day of October A. n
@. GODFREY ouNrHER. NszsF.
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FINE ARTS.

DOCKS AND Carries DE vIsITE FROM LTFE-F0
I'D gentlemen; sample 20 cents, or for 81.
have Just returned from Paris with fine collection Sen
catalogue PAUL MAURICE, 10 Nassau street. ~ "
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Il ton line assortment In long and square from SO
up. j. RUSSELL, ~ Wooster street.
1ThE. " PIECHoN,
l1 Having returned
FROM PARIS,
- now prepared TO exhibit
the
JAIL AND WINTER FASHIONS
VELVET, SILK, CLOTH
OPERA CLOAKS.
No. IS Blocker street.
NEW FRENCH BALMoRAL
IN SKIRTS,
NEW BLACK SILK QUILTED
NEW FRENCH CoRsETs
FOR LADIES AND MISSES,
At REASONABLE PRICES.
Having Just returned from Paris will open our
FALL IMPORTATIONS
ON MONDAY THE I'D INST.
GAYNoR, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER
NO. 766 BROADWAY
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TINE JEUNE FILE FRANCHISE DESIRE sE
~ placer CONNIE femme de chambrc. a'ssve~sar ecrt
~ o6k Yessy o., Mile. Elise.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

I'm DEMANDE--POUR UNE FILE DE SIX ANS
~ une bonnie, sachant coudre Of Golfer sadresser
3i4 Second av., avant midi
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SOUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENTs.

A SPLENDID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GALLERY,
~ In Richmond Va for sale The gallery is nicely fitted
mp the location Is the hest in the city with facilities for
doing extensive business the proprietor having other
business further South Is the selling For further
particulars address j. W. Webb, Richmond, va.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31
ERlElN A LECTURE
sN4sAH@ TO YOUNG MEN
vl0n36--ly

Just Published IN q Sealed EarClODo: Price
Sir Gents.
A LECTURE on THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
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Weakness, Involuntary emissions, sexual debl.
ty, and impediments to marriage generally -
Nervousness. Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits:
Mental and physical incompcteucy resulting from
ell-abuse, &c. by RoB'r }. CuLvERwELL, VI. ID.
author of the "Green Book" &e
The world renowned author in this admirable
lecture clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of self abuse may be
efiectually removed without medicine, and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies instru
ments, rings, or cordials, pointing out mode of
cure at once certain and eifectua, by which every
sufferer no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself chcaply. privately and radically
This Lecture will prove boon to Thousands and
Thousands,
Sent under seal to any address, in a plain seal
ed envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps. Ivy addressing.
CIIAS j. C.. KLINE & Co,
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office box $50
vl0neS-ly.
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TO DRUNK ARDS.

OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN-S DRUNK
ARDS CURE permanently eradicates the taste
for trong drink and cures the worst cases oil
drunkenness i'm less than eight weeks.
Thousands of reformed inebrates now live to
bless the day they were fortunate enough to com
mence the use of this valuable remedy. Price
Two Dollars package.
Mailed to any address on receipt OF an order by
JAMES S. BUTLER, 400
Broadway, New York.
n50Sw Sole Agent Tor the United States
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A CARD TO INvALIDS.

Clergyman, while residing in South Amcr-
ca a mi ssonary. discovereda safe and simple
remedy for the cure of Nervous w cskness, Early
Decay, Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Or
gans, and the whole train of disorders brought on
by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers
have been already cured by this noble romedy.-
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, wilt send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine in a s,al,d envelope tt
any one who needs it, Free Of Charge.
Please incose a post pald envelope, addressed
to yourself. Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
STATION ID, BIBLE House,
vl0n43-Iys Nep York City.
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$4,000 w ANTEHs
For the Relief of Soldiers Famii

.
A + a special Term of the Board of Com
"a missioners Of Marshall County, Indiana
began and held at the Court House in Plvm outh
on Monday the 2lst day of August, A. D. sos,
called for the purpose Of devsin- means to raise
funds for the relief OF Soldiers Families it was
o dered by the Board that the Auditor of said
County give notice in each of the newspapers
printed in said county, that said Board is DESTROYS
OF obtaining. on loan at the rate of six per cent
um per annum, the sum of Ten thousand Dollars
to be distributed in the respective townships in ssid
county, by the Trustees Of such townships for the
relief OF Soldiers families, "who have not other
wise sufficient means for their comfortable sup
port
Anv person or persons wishing to make such
loan or a part thereof, will please report to- the
Board OF Commissioners Of said County at their
September Term. which will begin on Monday
the 9TH day of September, y. ID. 1865, at the
Court House in Plymouth.
BY OIdcr of the Board.
Attest a. &. THOMPSON, Auditor.
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The republican party boasts that 1t Is
the exclusive friend of the soldiers, and
has nominated two soldiers rs candidates
for tie county offices to be filled this fall.
/ Both these candidates were officers in the
army and are men of means engaged in
good paving business here, while Gram
dali, poor young man of undoubted qua'-
ifcations and integrity, pirate soldier,
who had lost an arm in the service, can
didatc before their convention, to whom
the office of Recorder would have given a
comfortable support for the next four
years, was uncercmoniously thrust aside
to make room for his Maj competition
We suppose the convention adopted the
principle that the more man hath, the
more he is entitled to receive and he that
hath little is entitled to but little consider
alton. Had the party thought as much
of the private crippled soldier as it did Of
paying court for party gain to an OK officer
who they thought had more influence
than mere private soldier like Crandall,
they would have made different nomina-
ton for Recorder at least
Monday last was an eycntful day in
Plymouth. No less than half a dozen
fights occurred, an indefinite amount of
bad whisky and Lacquer beer was drank.
and the people generally were very much
annoyed in consequence of the disorderly
conduct of lot of drunken rowdies who
it is said came to town for the purpose of
settling some old scores between them
selves and others. Several arrests were
made, Il number of the rioters fined and
order again restored. The frequent rene
tition Of these scenes is disgrace to our
place and should be dealt with in the
most summary manner KIN Jwn to the law
CoLFAx 4 CO.-This party of distin-
guished dead heads made the tour OF
Oregon, and returned to San Francisco
two days ago on the steamer Sierra Neva-
ia from Portland They are now up in
the Yosevite valley, looking at the won-
dcrs and beauties of that grand work of
nature Cofax is advertised to deliver a
lecture on the life and public services of
Abraham Lincoln, during the present
week, before the Odd Fellows association
at the Metropolitan thester in this city
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VALUABLE RECIPES,

Editor Of Democrat:
DEAR SIR--Wsh your permission. wish to say
to the readers of your paper that will send, by
return mail, to all who wish it (free) a receipt
with full directions for making and using a 81.
pie Vegetable Balm. that will eiiectually remove
in ten DAYS, Pimplcs, Blotches, Tan, Freckels
soft clear, smooth, and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald
Heads or Bare Faces simple directions and infor
nation, that will en- ible them to start full
growth of Luxuriant Hair, Whiskere, or "A Nous.
tachc, in less than thirty days.
These receipts are valuable to both old and
Young, and as they are mailed to all who need
them free of charge. they worthy the atten-
ton of all who prize a clear pure Skin, or a
healthy growth of hair.
Respectfully ours, THoS. f. CHAPMAN.
Chemist and Perfumer
S3l BRoADwAY New York. vl0n50-Sv
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31
MAZE FRIED.

By ESQ.,, Maxcy, at his Office in Plymouth on
the 10th day of August 1865, kennedy WHITMAN
to SARAH ANDERSON.
Also at same place on the 10Th day of Angus,
1868, PROVERBS CRUzAN. of Hamilton County
| idiana, to SARAH W. MILLER of Marshall Co
Ind.
$50 1. the re iGence of the brides Father
August 27.h 1865, JonN MARHM.S TO REBEoCA
JANE FOSs, both of Marshall CO., Ind.
In Plymouth. Aug. 29th, by the same, Mr..
AUGUST STEENKE to Mrs. Mary ANN ARMAxX,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31
School House Notice.

The undersigned Trustee Of Center Township
Marshall County Indiana, will receive Sealed
proposals until the 10th day of September next
for the building of School House on the North
East corner of Section -, in Township 81 North
of range East, on land formerly owned by L.
A. Simons.
Plans and specifications can be seen by those
interested, by calling at my office at the Store OF
H. b. Dickson e. Co. in Plymouth.
n50w3 ii. b, DICKSON
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31
ICI iEE)

In This place on Sunday morning, Aug. 9th,
after long and painful mess. M,RGUREr SUsE-
LAND, daughter of Charles and M'ry Suscland,
Aged Years and months.
Maggie had many friends, ana greatly be
loved by all. She has passed INTO that rest which
che so much desired.
There III be no m ore sorrow there
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31
tspttial Aotitts.
HNO CONSU MPIlYES.

Sufferers with Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
or any disease of the Throat or Lungs. will be
cheerfully furnished without charge, with :he
remedy bv tne of which the Rev. Edward
Wilson, of Williamsburg, New York. was com
pletcly restored to health, after having suiltre,
several years with that dread disease Consumr
ton. To consumptive sufferers this remedy is
worthy of an immediate trial. 1t Will cost moth
ing and may be the means of their perfect restor-
alton. Those desiring the same will please ad-
dress Rev. DWARD A. WILSON. 100
South Second Street, lliamsburgh, Kings Co.
New York. n50-6w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The morning
express train on the Ft. Wayne & Chi
caeo Railroad was thrown from the track
last Thursday morn .ng, few miles east
of Warsaw, injuring the fireman so severe
ly that he died very soon after. None
others were badly injured. The accident
was caused by wheel under the locomo-
tive giving away.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31

The undersigned has a few large sized resi-.
dence lots, elgibly located. which he will sell
cheap for cash, or part cash and the resdne on
tine to suit purchasers. These lots areabou,
twice the size of ordinary town lots.
Jnotf j. g. OSBORNE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31
EfNl,.iC EOiiCC.

Notice is hereby given that proposals will be
received by the board ofCOuntv Commi ssioners
at its September term 1868, for the keeping the
County poor at the county asylum near Tyner City
for the ensuing ycT. Any Information desired on
this subject will be furnished by the county Au-
ditor. or by either of the members of the Board
Of COMMISSION erS to persons applying therefor
By order OF the BoaId.
Attest A. C.. TIIJMPSON A. NJ c.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31

NOTICE There will be grand ball in
Lakeville on Friday evening, September
9Th, 1st5, the proceeds of which will be
used for laying the foundation of a grist
mill in Lakeville. 51w2
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31

WILL tie Republican tell us without
tircumlocu:ion or prevaricatiOn, whether
its party and party candidates in this
County are in favor of negro suffrage
Dare ii say yes
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31

If you want to enjoy comfortable
smoke, go up to the new billiard hall and
invest a dime with Elias 10y. and get n
No. one cigar. Eiias always has them.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-31
Notice Letting the Poor Farm

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of
~ Commissioners of Marshall County will
receive propositions at their next september
session, for the keeping Of the Malshal County
foOr House for the ensuing year.
Bv order Of the Board
Attest A. G.. Thomson, Auditor NC.
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