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NOT a FEW


OF the worst disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption tat aecuna,cs IN the Blood or all the DIS
coverlcs that have bern made TO purge out none can
equal in effect H-xn31kDS COMPOUND EXTRACT
or SARgi PIEIL.L II cleanses aud renovatcs the
Blood instls the ysor Of health into the system and
purscs out the huno-s which make disease ltstimulaei
tie healthy functions Of the body and expels the disorders
that gro. and rankle IN the Blood Such remedy, that
could be relied on long been sought for and nov Tor
the first time the public have which they can de-
pend Our space here does no, ahml. Of certificates to
show 10 Effects bat tie Trial % stale bottle vii show 10
the SICK that has anything they have
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful oths Extract Of sarsapara, added
10 pint OF water y equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink aad
one bottle equal ralos Of the Syrup Of sarsaPara
or the decoc.ion usually made.
The above Extracts prepared en- purely scientific
prlaeples-l Vfea,-aad em5ody the full strength Of
the ingredients entering into their composition Already
an eonalusiys test viii be comparison Of ther proper
tics with those set fora Il tic U. s Dspsnsatory.
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Sod at every Drug AID Country Store
throughout Vermont and Canadas.
Retail 50 efs., rs cts and $3.50 per Bottle.
JOHN r. HENRY i CO.,
PRoFEIEToRs.
iy4g Main Street, Waterbury, VI.
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a CERTIFICATE
WORTH A MILLION
An Old Physiclan's
Testimony.


Waterbury, VT,
Nov. "a, 1858.
Although | do not
like the practice Of
Physicians recon-
mending, in d is
ci'iminateiy the pa
tent medicines Of
the day; vet after
a trial Of ten years.
! am free to admit
that there Is one
medicine befs
the public that any
Physician can use
in his practice and
recommend to the
public with perfect
confidence 4; that
medicine is Rev N.
ii Downs Vegeta
bic Balsamic Elixir
| have used il NV
self with the very
best success, aud
now, whenever !
am troubled with
Cough or Cold. |
invariably use IT.
Ic~ cheerful'y re-
commend il to a !
who are suffering
from 4 Cough OF il
Cold, for the Group
Whooping- Cough,
and all diseases
tending to Con-
sumption, alnd to
the Profession as a
reliable article.
J am satisfied Of
its excellence be
yond a doubt, llav-
ing conversel per-
soually with the
Rev. N. IT, Downs
about II. He in
formed me Of the
principal ingre-
dicnts of which the
.lixir Is composed.
ail Of which are
Purely Vegetable
and perfectly safe
J. >. WOODWARD. Nd
Now Brigade Sur
geon U. S Army.
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1, not homeopathic Nsne8y Nor does i eon
tain ueytays is.s. faushurlies o. any iuJn.
,lens lpwsaatent Send ieI CaCuar
- Prke-SI re- hos .'1 ae1es hen 0r
&srei A. aacct S. sent u1 Mi Na4 Nhole.
ale aaA nsisH Is he sole Gsa,ai Depci in
l8s TASTED States, hY
,g4g RHNNHkel b, = dahha So y ].
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pt L. DtNS
PRIVATE MEDICAL oFFiCg,
Il Knditoll Siftl, Bpslen, Hpsl,

i r. arrsnsed that patients usver see o. hssf
each 0ihrf Reeaiscl. the bxft shgFshss 10
Dir Office s Ma. ~, hAtins ne connection vltA
his resiacnee consequently no family .n,sTrupi
ltohs 20 that on nc sct0uat can suy psftsn bee
tate frBltfa6 A. kEs felr.
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N. n. DOWNS
VEGETABLE
BALSAMIC ELIXIR.

This old time
tried standard rem
edy still maintains
its popularity,
When all others
1 have proved ineiii-
|. Gent the Elixir a.
| lone continues to
give satisfaction.
Use il for
Cough,
Colds,
[ Catarrh,
!! Asthma,
| Group,
IncipientC onsump-
ton, and all diseas
es Of the Throat,
Chest and Lungs.
4 81 YEA Is AGO
! The Elixir first
I made its appear
ance f; and even
| then, In its primi-
/ tive and imperfect
state, produced
such extraordinary
results that it be-
came, at once, a
general favorite.
4 Many have made
! it, what it really is,
1 a Family Medicine.
For s more rllan
. half the diseases
/ ITO which flesh is
] heir" originate
: from colds, so this
may be considered
general preyenta
4 tive Of all diseses,
| by removing the
/ primeyal cause,
ADULTS
1 Should always
keep this Family
Physician at hand ;
1 aud by its timely
: use save hundreds
4 Of dollars that
! would otherwise be
] swallowed up in
i, discharRing doc
/ tors fees.
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WHIsEEss Tbpsf wtstiHR re - - NbisE
aies EseBEsaeAe, ~ 4 he2stlfa head ~ ylossy
AaiF wsii please Rad the aard n 7 Voc ?. CHAP
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pr. /. plN's

charges are very moderate. Communicates
sacredly confidential, and alI mrt rely ~ kim
with the slrictest secrecy aul condolences, What
ever may be the disease, condition 81 situaii.a
Oi any Que, marred o. single
Medicines sent by Mdl o. Exprcs, 10 al part.
of the United States
Boston, Ian. !, ls6b.--iy3G
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hnAais astcrfi land L cannot 81 eaniradit,ss ,
except BY Qncks who VIII Say - Do anYihise,
even PeQure themselves. 20 impose npon -
tcnts that he
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sTnANarRs Am rRAYKILnAl
pR 1. nIx

10 avoid and escape Imposition Of vsrsiss
and Native Quacks, mere sNvtresg IL hoslsa
than other large cilier.
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Az ACT relating to the closing the affairs
"A and redoeming aud paying the bills or
notes OF the Franklin County Bank
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&c., &c. &c.

East Dorset Ftb -
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proudly refers 70 Professors and respectable
physicians- many Of whom consult him Ia cfii
zeal cases, bceause uf bis ovlcdged skin
sad reputation, attained thrtueh 30 long elpsr
fence, practice ard observation
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NiNrIINNIAns

engaged IN treatment u Speclsl Diseases, hsi
% well known % maby Citizens, ruhh.bsp,
Merchants Hotel Proprietor Sc. ,hst We 10
much recommended. and nAfilenlaflY 10
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-30
AGENTS.

BOSToN-Gcorge c. Goodwin 4 &C.
NEW YORK-Demas Barnes a Co.
BALTIMORE-S. 8. Hance.
PiTTSBURG-Dr. George II. Keyscr.
ClNCINNATT-F. T.. Sure & Co.
CHICAGO--L rd & Smith, AndH III. Scoril
Also, sold by ell Druggists ard Dealers
riQhoe-i.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-30
VOLUME IL.
Science of kissing.

People will kiss, yet not one in hun
dred knows how to extract bliss from lovely
lips, no more than they know how to make
diamonds from charcoal And vet it is
easy, at least for us This little item is
not alone for young beginners, but for the
many who go into it like hunting coons or
Smelling corn. First, know whom you are
10 kiss. Don't make mistake, although
mistake may be good. Don't jump up
Ike a trout for fly, and smack her on
the neck, on the ear, or on the corner OF
the forehead, on the end of the nose, or
slop over on her waterfall, or bonnet rib
bon, in haste to get through. The gentle
man should be little the tallest. He
should have clean face, a kind eve, a
mouth full of expression instead of tobacco.
Don't kiss everybody, including nasty
little dogs, male and female. Don't sit
down to it; stand up. Need not be anx-
ious to get in crowd. Two persons are
plenty to corner and catch kiss. More
persons spell the sport; stand firm; it won't
hurt you after you are used to it. Take
the left hand of the lady in your right
hand. Let your hat go to--any place
out of the way; throw the left hand gently
over the shoulder Of the lady, and let the
hand fall down upon the right side towards
the belt. Don't be in hurry. Draw
her gently, lovingly to Your heart. Her
head will fall upon your shoulder-and a
handsome shoulder-strap it makes, Don't
be in . hurry; send little life down the
left arm and let it know its business Her
left hand is in your right Let there be
expression to that-not ike the grip of a
vice, but a gentle clasp, full of elasticity
thought and respect. Don't be in hurry
Her head lies on your shoulder F. You
arc nearly heart TO heart. Look down
into her half closed eyes; gently, mani lily
press her to your bosom Stand firm, and
providence will give you strength for the
ordeal Be brave-don't be in hurry;
her lips almost open; lean lightly forward
with your head. not the body; take good
aim; the lips meet; the eyes close; the heart
opens, the soul rides the storms. troubles
and SORROWS of life (don't be in a hurry;
heaven opens before you; the world shoots
from under your feet as 4 meteor flashes
across the evening sky (don't be afraid;
TIC HclNcS uduCc DtloIc tIle just eftclcu
altar Of love as zephyrs dance with the
dew trimmed flowers; the heart forgets the
bitterness, and the art Of kissing IS learns
ed No noise, no fuss, no futtering and
squirmins like hook -impaied worm
kissing doa't hurt; it does not require
brass band 70 make it legal. Don't lab
down on beautiful mouth as if spearing
for frogs. Don't grab AMI yank the lady
&c if she was a struggling COLI. Dom
muss her hair, scratch down her collar,
bite her cheek. squizzle her rich ribbons
and leave her mussed, rum .oled and NUNS
muxed. Don't flavor your kisses with
onions, tobacco, gin cocktails, lager beer
brandy, etc; for i maudlin kiss is worse
than the itch to delicate, loving, sensible
woman.-Er
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-30
Mfdifal 1otifs.
DR. JLONG ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.


Would inform the citizens OF Plymeuth and the
surrounding country, that he viii he in his office
i'm Plvmouth in WoOdward'r Brick Euilding. on
the following days in each month during 1865:
April -. ~, Il. %. 20. 81, - and 99.-Nav
81 .2S 29, ~ aul 3l.-June 26. 81. 2S, % and 80.
july %, %. "a. %. and 26.-August %. 90 and
30.-Se2tcmber %. &c. 81. %. 80 and 30 ,cto-
Der . %, 81. and 2t.-November %. &c, 81, %,
90 and 30.-Decembcr %, "a, % and &c.
RABI.E DISEAS
Cancers and " generous ffcctons, alterations
and tunOrs Of different forms. amenorrhca. or
absence of the menses, or painful menstrtua'ion,
lucorrhca, or -four albus, chlorOsiS, or green
sickness prolapses nteri or bearipg dowr ami all
female compl ints. general debility, &c. Fever
AMI Ague chronic affections of the kidnevs,
gravel all diseases of the back and loins, liver
complaint, diseased spleen, chronic and intlama
tory rheumatism elephantiasis, scr0fula. hip dis
case white swelling SILT rheum. giddincss Of the
head. pal ptstion OF the heart. nervous headache,
neuralgia, scrofulous lcprosv. and those difficult
ties brought ahouthy the indscretions of youths,
&c. succt ssiully treated.
invite the sick to call upon me. NV advice
IN all cases will be gratuitouslv given: my opinion
urbrased. No expense incurred unless there Is
reasonable hope Of II cure. do not make sick to
make W ell or tear down to build TN again Dis
eases permarently moveJ-not smotfercd for a
time to re indie in some other part of the body.
DR. LONG can he consulted in the English
and German languages.
April 18th '66-n23yi JAMES LONG. NJ D
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PRINCIPAL Office and Laboratory Mt the II. K. cor
Ter of SIXTH and COMMERCE Streets, PhlIa
delphia, where all letters for advice or bushes:
should he directed.
He will be found there every SATURDAY
professionally to examine lungs with he keslir.
ometer, for which his fee is three dollars; all az
vice free.
In New York ut No. - BOND Street. ever,
TUESDAY, from . a. NJ. to 3. T. NJ.
At he MARLf ORO' H TEL, Boston, Jan
nary 3 and 10. February : and rs. March l..
and q, Apr 10 and 20, May Il and -, June IA
and -. July 10 and 90
The time for nv being in BALTl MORE and
PIT rSHUkG VII be seen in the daily papers o
those cities.
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THE SINNISSIPPI

Has been instituted.
You have now an opportunity OF insuring your
piouerty with safe aud reliable Company in our
own State. Ii should be the pride and pleasure Of
every citizen to encourage home enterprise, aud
by comparing the plan OF this company with that
OF others, no person fail to perceive the al
yantaSes ofthe Sinhisslppi over any similar insl-
tuition doing business in our State.
Officers:
ELIJAH GOODWIN, President,
WM. 2. LEDW ICH, Vice President,
JOHN r. BERRY, Secretary,
WM. z. LEOWlCU, Treasurer.
Directors:
Elder ELIJAH GOODWIN, Indianapolis.
Hon. VIM NIBLACk, Vince
WM. II. MONTGOMERY. Lcgotee,
J. BERRY, Esq.
WM. P.LEDW
NJ. EzOAGLANE
VIC n2l- Agent for Plymouth and vicinity.
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CIScixN, ri Ohio, March 18th, 1863
hereby certify that by authority invested in
me bv the State of Ohio "a medical Inspector
Of alcoholic liquors for Hamilton county. have
inspected sample of liquors, called Cafawba
Brandy and Swedish Brandy. manufactured bv
G. w. Reback. ut Nos. Sc. s3. GO. and 60 East
Third street and find siid liquors free from poi
s0nous impurities. The distiIation il conducted
by the steam medium. by which method purity
and uniform perfection is-attained
In testimony whereof witness nv signature
tIis 18th day Of MAJ oh. 1863.
DAVID O. CONsELI, NJ. ID.
Chemical Inspector ofalcoholic liquors Of
Hamilton county, q.
G. W. Roback challenr ca the comparison OF
the best French Cognac with HE fine Catavba
Brandy. which has deem pronounced by the nedi-
cal faculty superior for medicinal purposes to any
brandy eva made. ut-su
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-30
NUMBER I3.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
SEWING MACHINES.
EMPIRE
Shuttle Machine.
PATENTED EEBRrAKY llra. 1860
SaeE fccn, $50 Broadway New York

1hls Machine is Constructed Oh an entirely
ne" principle of Beris uisrn, possessing ulspy
rare aud yaluatleimprovtmeAts, having 6eeu fx-
anlncj by the most profound experts. and mo-
nounced to be SIMPLICITY and PEkFEC.
TiON COMBINED.
The following are the principal objections urged
against Sewing Machines:
|. Excessive lbo. 70 TIE operator.
:. Liability t. get oIt Of order.
j. expense, trouble loss of tinie in repairing.
4. incapacIty 10 sew every description {: ga.
terial.
>. DisagTeeable noise while il o-eration.
EEe EfHpiFe Sewing Machine ia
ExeEips frGIn ais these
Objections,
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a REFS ECKER,
Merchant Tailor.

Dealer in Cloths. Cassimeres, Vestings, and
Manufacturer of all styles of Continents wear. in
tho buildin. formerly occupied by the post Office,
Michigan Street, Plymouth, Indiana.
Invites the citizens of Marshall and adjoining
ccsa.ies to give INN cali. vlon43-tf-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-30
ALPHABETICALLY A N0isElESS
M "a CTSTNE.

i requires FIFTY pe- cant. lces cover to drive
II than any other machine in mal het. i Girl sf
twoive years Of age wcrk i steadily y !thoLt
fatigue Or injury 70 health.
lis strength aAi WONDERFUL SlMPLICT-
l CT construction render IL almost ;rnnossiilc
toget OF: OF order, and is GUARANTEED by
the COMPANY 70 give entire sati faction.
" res! ec'!uiy invite all those - no may desire
10 suppl, themselves h 4 superior article. to
e Hand * az lne .lI- UN3IVALED MACHINE.
But ii more especial manner 60 We soiic.t TIE
Ta;roLaae q
Coach N3ker-, Corset Makers.
ioopSAirt Mahuisc- Cater Makers,
s!..rl and Boserv n. te.s, Tc.:ana
Fa.taocn Makers.
T. Religions and charitable institutions viii BE
li5era.ly dealt with.
tPRIcE CT MACHINES, COMPLETE:
No. /, Famiig II .cLine. with Hemr1er
Con.piete. Observation-Disclosures. sCo
. Email Manufacturing With E2ton-
son Iahle. Observation-Disclosures. -
3 L.Iee, for lie ,Gher........ 100
Si.faNE.Es ~ EVERY VARIETY
We want : ren's for sll towns IN the United
States, Cau%da Cuba, Mexico. Central and South
America, "hclc agencies aIs H2: aireaGy estsb.
hShea'to "aon liberal discount VIII DC given,
Bat We make no eon>igrm,lis
OrdeTs may te sent tIroHg': 'hs AMERICAN AZ.
vEsr!sl:c aGt.cY. 80 Droaj;Sa, Men York
j. 4. ART'EzgEe Soc.
% Broadway. Ne" fs.t.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-30
Iron I'm Tiac Blood.

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies the BLOOD
with its LIFE LEMENT IRON. intusing STaENGTE
VIooR and New LIFE into the whole system
For DYSPEPSIA. DRoPsY, CHRONIC DnREBoEA
DFpIuITY FEMALE WEAKNESSES, &C. it Is a spe
cifc. Thousands have been changed by the use
of this medicine from weak. slckly, suffering crea
lures, to strong, healthy and happy me and wo
men
A 32 page pamphlet sent Free.
Price g 90 per bottle, or 6 for $500.
J. J. DlNSMORE, SO Dsy Street, New York.
nd-1m Sold hv Druggists gensrallr
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-30

II hts a straiei. needle. perpendicular sc,tsr
makes the LOCK STITCH witch viii neitha
Pipnor rave, and is alike on both sides: perform
pei .ect sewing every description OF material
from lie thcr to the finest hansook Mu.ii n
with cotton, linen or silk thread, from the coars
est to the Il ct number
harirg reither Cam nor Coe-wheel, and tie
least oossibt friction, il runs as smooth 50 gais..
AID a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
The last Test of Republieanism.

The fact that-the death. 10y assassina-
ton & thc hands Of the political enemy,
OF the CHIEF Magistrate Of the United
States while the country Is still struggling
with :, Gigantic rebellion, has not Jared
our national securities bv so much as the
half of one PEI cent though the whole
loval people loved our late President more
deerlv than ever a President since Wash
inafon was loved. forms the eliminating
evidence of the wisdom of our Constitu-
tor and the stability of our republican,
Institutions 80
Had Louis Napoleon beer assassinated
a heavy decline in rsRtes and z certain II
tempt ut revolution would have been made.
Europe understands perfectly well that
France has ne institutions Of Gov eminent
in one sense Of the word but adapts her
institutions Il, the man who haprers n be
in power. ,If he he weak like It1is Phil
li0pa, the constitution is a limited mon
archv; if he be great like the fret Ma
poleen. Or cnnningiy stuble ike the
second. (called the third) he * an absolute
popular despot So in England, even the
death Of Queen consort, Prince Albert,
caused decline IL consols, and such an
even. as the ASSASSINATION of the Qeeen by
the hands Of political eneTnIes, accom-
panied by the attempted assassination of
the ;rince Of Wales and the Cabinet
won bring down consols on the Fun.-
Stable on the British Government claims
t. J." il ha7 never seen the dav when such
an event rs that which has lust occurred
in this country could take place without IA
depression Of rheir government securities,
If not indeed n more widespread panic
in business Bat withil four hours after
the President expired all grounds of con-
stitutional difficulty We're removed by the
entrance of his successor upon the duties
Of the Office Greatly as the Pres1den
was heloved vet So much stronger are in
situations than mer in this country that
the financial thermometer of public con
fidence varies not one pee ceat, even when
in the midst Of 4 great civil war, the heart
of the entire nation bleeds under the
snverest national bereavement which has
ever befallen it. Tho President is dead
hut the great republic lives = Chicago
Tribune
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
Published April I3, 1861
CHAPTER 4lE


AN ACT to amend chapter III of the
general laws of 1854. relating TO the
relief Of soldiers families
The people Of the state of Wisconsin. rep
resented in senate and assembly do en-
act as follows:
Section J. Section two of chapter III
of the general laws Of 1864. is hereby so
amended, rs 70 read as follows: Section
. TIC term 'familv' or families, where
II occurs in this net. sh,,l he construct
70 mean the wife living with and actual Y
dependent upon the soldier for suppo~. n t
the time Of bis enlistment or being draft
cd or. having no wife ~ above, or If the
wife shall have deserted his child or
children then his children under fourteen
years of age or. ing no wife or child
rem. ther his INDECENT mother actually de-
pendent upon his labor for support, and
who actually received the proceeds of the
labn~ Of the soldier for her support prior
to his enlistment: provided. that in no
case shall n mother he entitled to extra
pay if she has husband living and resid-
ing with her ut the date Of her npplica~
ton, or, having no wife or children, or
INDECENT mother then the irfrm or indie-
ent fnther actually md wholly disabled
from supporting himself and wholly de-
pendert upon the labor oe sai soldier for
support Mt the time Of his enlistment or
being drafted In any case in which the
dependence Of n parent has beer or shall
he transferred fron the husband 70 Il son,
hv the death Of said hnshnnd in service
or from one son nv the death of aid son
in service, 70 another son or sons still In
service the said parent or parents shall he
entitled 70 receive the said five dollars per
month 81 long rs said parent or parents
has or have any son in service uron whom
said parent or parents is or are depend
ent: prorideS that NJ one family or per-
son shall be entitled 70 draw more than
FIVE dollars per month under the provis-
ions of this act; ord provided. also. tina.
nothing in this act shall authorize or re
qui~e the payment Of said extra conDen>
satioG 70 nc made 70 any person who has
received the extra nav heretofore prori l.
Cd by law for any time for which such
person has heretofore received such extra
paw"
Sec. Tha: section ii Of chapter IL
nioreSald, he Amended. by adding thereto
the i"i'o"Ing: And proride1. further
fhat any ENLISTED man serving in the corns
known as ttancocks corps shall he entitl
et 70 the herehts OF this act, If he were
resident Of the s-ste Ct WISCONSIN, a.. tha
date Of enlistment, snd credited 70 the
state IF Wisconsin,
Sec 8 Any justica Of the PEACE, c>pr.
commissioner. or other person, who shall
receive. directly or indirectly. from any
person APPLYING for aid from the state
under the provisions oil this act and OF
.hs ~ 81 ~h:cc this y anleuistAv.