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Cancer Aastdsts.--D<. ,. q. Dtsoa hss
rcmov a irstn ~ broadway W No,s cini0a riaes
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rtstsdoro'. Bssiv Dy~-The B~st Ever
manufactured whoieaIe and RETAIL ALA applied. al Va
-
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Buy miller. Hair Dye.-Easstv Applies.
natural apd durni-. Larg. si,s sscsuts sd ~ dfasA
ft.faf Ia.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-26

Batehsior's Hair Dye.-rhe Best t~ the
void ta Uuiy perfect Dye. hsraic rciAb~, lnstsntA
nsons fac0ry n btrrisy street
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Of his nov store 10 ha bung erected tho s,~ Of hs ~
aud popular asabshment az broadway, of tuila
street and h lifted up With most ~Aqnaile tse huieG
ien.Pisri- for hs superb at manufactured fos
spriug and The KNOX HAT IL aiao obtainA
BILE at as Bru.uisay. under the Prescott House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-26

iron work For Baitdtogs.-Ja@ss u.
fksgsO~ A HROrHtr y. T~~ssr srtfs e rsepn1 sy~s.s
nlnfh Ifarf4Fff ~ sfsrI de-
af -. . =. ~ tuIffnf purf14rf Eaufe Iron bsfkG
y,~rfs fft stSsy ffis. saaasns pirtsrs rsen.s
,.ii .tts psdra4 ~tusas tint aus rins ts
r-,.f s.rss s,atls rfrnss fafa4f sifsnuea rslf -
Dc nsaHsfss ~ re rstanss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-26
rhs Lona bridge at Richmnna.

Rcaxosp Va. May %. isC6
The Long bridge the Jnmcs river the Inns 90
tho Rchmosd and Petersburg Aroad, erected In place
OF the bridge destroyed by 0ro In April OF Vt year
corn cd 10
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Ne INITIAL wsihtsG cosss From e1O -
ss5: - saers Fana and Vet. 90 Lvery gsrm-rt 81 ~
ducsd troes Dus'ers, 81 CLARKE ~ md ia william -
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or DOUBLE spnisU sKIRrx

THEY Will not BEND or bRRAK Nh. Ar. .s-~s. ..~x-~.
but win EvE1 rRhsERvE their PERTfsir and nRAU6.
where three four ordinary sklrts have 49,
~, ASIDE 80 usElks- They o0NgIsK Gsa-
sHAPS which has made .pUPiYX Ei,i.irfis;" ~
b1AkntkD SkIkr Of tke FASHION ABiE WORLD
AtNuOLESALE by the SOLE OWNERS OF PATxap
snd ExCLCsIyk MAkUIAc rUKkKs.
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Observation-Disclosures
RNTTRE PRKSs
UNITED STATES

Are respectfully REQUESTED 10 SEND lhs UNDRR-
M1kED SAMPLE cory Of thcir NKWsrArBB .
MAGAzikE By REILkN NAIL for ADrEnrIsfNu rue
POSES. and OBLl1E
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Beeksr's rruts Fia,oss-Fos Coafse-
street. broadway
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ForsOnaI IntoIIRentrs N
messenger d-~pached from wcs, Point on
Thursday to inform the family of General Scott Of his
falling condition
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Ancrtion. OF tne Liver

Affections oe tire Liver, Bt1eous Osses~
d.r-, sl-k ue.ds, no. Ar. thoroughly currd by DR.
JAYSE's sASAIlvn Piils Acting as srnii, l.t.u,e.
gradually change tho 'eted -v~t0ns ~ The stomach eal
lso aud frstor- thess 70 heshs .p"aan Soih
b. an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-26
MS. Davis In Warrington.


The advent OF Mrs. DAVIS In the city Yesterday morn
ing created quite sensation In certain cr-les OF WASH
iugton society Though os.cnsbiy stopping at tn
Ebbsi House she IL In reality the guest OF Dr. Miller
Calls upon her have bsen frequent and Utmost
constant a all hours OF the day since her
arrival became known. She yesterday morning
addressed note President johnson requesting tho
favor 81 interview. An answer was rece we'd this
evening when she visited tn White House IN person,
and stated tho object If her visit 10 the President In
private convcrsaon Its purpor Is precisely what was
foreshadowed Ia yesterdays lExALD. She states that
the health Of Mr. Davis Is rsp'y declining, and pleads
urgently for some amelioateu Of his rigorous conne
ment The President informed her that an order had
already been made allowing NJ lavts The liberty Of
the entire grounds Il the fortress without tho
strict surveillance that has heretofore bsen exerc scj
towards him. II Is not known that she asked for his
liberation upon parole, and Is quite certain that no
srch request would have been seriously entertained,
much loss granted The currently reported on
tho street ts morning. that The Attorney General called
upon her tho residence Of DR. Miller In relation TO
Mr. Davis trial. without any foundation whatever
She has had no communication with him. diretiy or
indirectly, since her arrival In the city.
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ness de- FROM i- ear e.sfh sni s y's.f ,.fsss
"a H. ~ sness s.ri-lg tFrsisd ~ fe- sssndsd
M .risel cass elected Consolidation ssi rsnisstsss
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SOLE MANUFACTURERS Of ). W. BRADLRYs OKLB.
BkAIfD rATkNr DuPLEx ELLIPTSG Cor dvubssp
srkING SKIRTS " CHAMBERS and 70 sspfs KkAD0
STREETS, skw YORK CRY.
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Ladies 20 You Wish us sdsss~s 1eess
.na NAs~. - 81 tsrigus syi's tsif"ai" hlLiks
co, ~ ,snsl street
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uaIr.-F.u Particulars Advice ON Hsss
diaasara. DH DGANDlHAN. 70 NOR Nag IAN AssSS
gl.as f0ff, -tle peers Er-ftf"
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PIorsne. LoeL-sti,sh sew,~g Msshtsss.
pssi IL NJ ~o.ia YispHEscg sk~TsS MACHINE
COMPANY, ~ 30 BuasfHaT
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A.-Benutiful WopNen 0r America NO
LADY should couslfrr complete without package
u Madame JUMisI.s MAMMA RIAL BALM Tor aescossg
thu form. Depot M Canal street.
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wTTD TosIC ard NANDRAKE Pills ar sad ~ Il
dussiss Dr sriFffk sti d. - hls ieom. No ~ b:n1
strs~i hork ssery Ius4i4y. 81 A N. Laa y N Hh
usdilne. can 0btslns tsfe "a al utbss Afsios Tree
sut fsr thoh Of the isnss ssth kis Hssptfs
tn~ter IA. rftes n -
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Howe sewing Msssi.s Company
Was HOWL Jf frssi1sn, 10 % bf'ss"1' As~"s
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Ladies Con Away. D.ps1d % THE Per
Ttgf'EsY PILtH TT ~ safsfhng fs,ss 81 ~
~, s.-.l --.ss fre ale seef y msI w ~.
" vauHidfAu. So riefrisiaf. ~ iHs~fv $780,
Nsw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-26

THE ~ NEST STOCK oF Es.IJ-W SaoruH AsD rARfn
COATiNGs TROtisEfiks CLOTHS AND DOKsktND
Ito orfcrl In t. city Gsnu.tssn call and soct th"m
BROkAW BROS, D, Lafayette Iisos and 81 Ioath
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A.-A.-Ds. LssGwevssy's view Prsusi.~s
e4fe HtASEDfsUr. " uffa1~afs
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VESTS, BRADLEy 4 cARy


Nos. " CHAMBERS aud ~ and 81 READR srRgtrs.
NEW YORK CITY Aiso al whoLEsALL by III. I.KAD.
IAG JOBBERA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-26

IL Is uselsss tv STATE I~ssMtare. 70 p~.- law.
preservation Of the pubc health, the law
alton. which depsnds foe s enforcement upon
viii u the individual. u suffered 10 remain dead letter
There ~ scarcely adult member 81 thr community of
either IN soounry who has nat aeon the te-'ineny
IA favor Df HOsTETfEKS STOMACH BIrTERs furnishsA
over their ssnaiure- by seknow lodged
inenoe IN science commerce and ese depart
ment Of business and professional ME- These Witness
have declared In tc most explicit terms that tbs
u safeguard against stdencs celgn rssdy Tor
pepsa valuable anti bilious medicine promoter OF
petite genial and harmless stmulant good accnating
medicine" atrcnghenrr of the
protection against tho dcieierlous effects u malaria sn4
Impure sa,cr ard that impsrs degree of activity aud
vgor To- thc vital oTr-s which 4 not communicated ~
other OF the aud Homsrfrs Under th~sn ctr
tunstanc"s thr self nature should irs9
every rrsl p~non who, either by ~ inhesrst
debility. or ia fonequenee of hols.ons Ia
nurnces ~ IN Ver Of osinF te seAies 81 ~ nPctAl
blessings hsalh. the bnt-sle- OF using tho BfTTENs
defensive nedicine byspep,is Who n~gret 70 give
trial SIMPLY their rn~iH u Raarhsteed 10
indigestion IA all "a forms and tho bilious and VIA
hnd nothing IN tho Who'll. official ard proprietary
cfse- ~ Dey trcet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-26

Perfect Horse Ot no me nj .-Oatey's 0oe-
uere Sisc certain ani rapd euro FOE ezra. es
galiy cuta nall Cchs dwellings aud fsas.
8, een,. boz hold b. all drasss. aud ~ tho dssos -
s~dar street n. Y.
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..-whfss The Halter. 303 Csrst.-uis
h.. asa s.r. 70 lsss ssa r-sss ss yus ssiias.n esa
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sttshs gsids ere Dsnreroas -r"f""s
esl.s,s :. Ne iunes' -his r'sai's' " y '''''''
FuyCtyric WINE s.uais,s. ~ hissi snf 81 - q.
n.kri-.,rurs ~ sii.fs hsssses@ 80 fsia 3D. 90 ia
Uyaft~,o VINE "a a. h<.t suls ~ j.
rsts@ ef~~s u4r 1889. ~ ~
.T.t ss~ril. MACK o. D. pfa A'saaf h"''''
sUf W rrtsf..
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Rcd .sua Pats utas.'' IN Manrs's hat
49, N 81 ass tesl~ss
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JeR Davis Allowed tho Freedom Of Fort
rcss Monroe. 49,
~ ---.L- FORTRESS Nu,Ros May %. 1909

Instructions from Washington werc received this
morning BY Major General Miles TO Give Jc Davis, on
his parole the freedom or the fort retiring TO his room
at Carroll Hall night Messrs shea and OConor, his
counsel hive allow Cd W tho fort and private
interviews with him at any Time
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..,. ,,...-,r. as ~s'v ~, 49,. y.-, h a..
fysrrfrrs 'DrsfnffT fln.t-sf
eer4srk snd bgrsis A.
.,.se,spaEGKf0s. r,ssss.sst E'sS. d u
e<Al " AZ tfaEsfs
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rrom M. a. 10. Th"r-so", Dessse.
sgs. ii Nc, si,;ri,sy y,, ~ Tyyrn pn..
"a NJ prstss 10 ssaus,sr - sr-a~f ~ r-.r. 49,
haze % onir ussf ps'fnsl ~ -
=. ssrl,s lsssfr7s ssa sci e.issisist a. prs
sss,..s. ~ ~ 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-26

NsthmW-A Sp0sUSOdtc AnrrttWW OF the
Bronchial 1ubes, which covered with dry tenacious
phirEfn. BROWNS HKONtiliAI IRut1iES viii In soma
immediate relief For Coughs, Colds and Thrss
Diseases the Tforhes have proved their efficacy
IAN Oh lady friend having tried remedies for
Asthms viii, bcnrnt, found great relief from the
Trochcs. n-Kcv. u. Lets, Frankfort, Ill
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ftosr fan " rspruf~ M NiNrtpN-h ryytbtse
iHJr for "a dissasss n-snt y. ~ 90 ~ -
.Ifsso fstrss ths sbn1 ffva @ie. esrss ~iu1 s.l.r
tff 80 ~ EflrF fFiff snf hralAh W ~
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&C.,. -s rss.iys ~ ,I,al rwsrs -tth nn-sns -
500 f1es rhsf.s sss<f rsffr sufsi1p~* ~
srp.s ~ skfi.LIA fDronrOs, nssssd A.ss'sSss.
Iin.AsIgka. Pa
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To. s,.s.r nsnss., 80. 10 -" ssssssls
s.sies ~ srestssr
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FASHION MAaAzinKs
CELEBRATED DurLrx ELLIrTl0

UNIVERSALLY RECOMMEND
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THE
VERDICT or rffH
FASHION nAuAzthEs
AND OPINIONS or THE PRESS
UNIVERSALLY KEc0MMgND
J. W. bkADiFYS
CELEBRATED DuPLFx ELLIPTIO
or DOUBLE spHis0 sKIRrs
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Iiffn ~ Vurhff Nhtt"s bsit-"s ,"' "''''"s~~-
FRO pc,n,s eash For sais W all news dsais's
VII 49, s'i" 800 py'' nsIrais rsiss,.. ia...as
sssas fae,oiy 4 b,rri.y street
buy Mii,er'- Hair Dy~.-Esssiv Applies.
nair,s "a d.r.l'- Large ''s 'Se'n' sah Druggists
Cedar C,mphor--stining 20 Insect Lsss.
"'-' 's'''' '"'''' n1HHis cssfsss, Bo.ts.-
Cancer Aasidsts.--D<. ,. a. Dtsoa hss
remo.oti rsn ~ broadway " sos ciini0a rIA1s
Cr,.traoro.- pssiv Dy~-The B~st Ever
naBafaruni whgisaals and retail. Aso Apsioa At va
DR.. sehsneh'. PaIme.Ie syr.P. sss-
Sss.,. ."f ~ ss.rs,s III - :, x. tom. No .
Id. ss- ~, ~ ' sd aii ;: :, u .s,s ,.s
~, .; ,lrsgs s'sn'ioa Of The 'sns' "h hi' h''p'
meter Ms pH"' - ------------
Doctor Hartley Has ns"eved 90 ssss
r~si.-nas 81 Nest fofiy "a ssest Farn.i dssl
49,. ~ 80, .. ~. ,..,sa ~ r.. a.s.aa.s 40.
~ p.riecl Elected eoasaii-asa sol s'ss"is.ssss
FIorsnes Loeh-su,sh ssw,sg. M.shsns.:
cosrsSl. ~ 30 srsaiEaT
uaIr.-F.u Particulars Advice on usss
d.ass.ns ph gAAND'r ~ 70 "'T n'' As'
How. sewing n.ss,.. c.-p.:y=
tlIAs HOWL If ff''1''' 10 ~ D''''"'' As
Iron wovN Fos B.iidi"gs.-Js@ss T..
IAcgsOS anEprnhr rses'y s'ss = ..sss $500 $500
= rs - tgii' gss s.", ,.,, ~. ' s....
'ssi, i R.a.s s.,' s,s- .,,. .ss 80. 80. :.
g., ,;,., az. 49, :; tug ra. ss.s
WHO ''NS '''' y" nsss'for sKss
W tsTRiSAID F.aSccyy gssHIS,
Ladies Con Away. D.ps.d es tue Per
TtGrE.y rILi1 - - a.i."@s - h. a. ~ ~
" sscEi1R,r. "a. r,Fri''a'. ~ ih'-'v 'i'-'ss
ssw Yors.
usas.. 10 w. wish u.~assws neess
"a an--s - sn '.'igu. ssyis. tsifoai" HLfsr
co. " d.s.l af.s,
w.,hsr. Mothers, Mothers.
fssl fsn y rry.gf. ~. ri~ris,w , 1890
siiss q sil-vs. ssns fssa -is. e-.s. -isa s.as.
~ 4 90. 81. = -. assa.r rl,r sos,s
a.rr,.s. esd cs,sssy. o.. Essay %
49,, 49,. 49, ' ,s s ~ ,.i ,. - .sr-
~. D. II. .siiLs f;toiios n...s 1900.
R..a ~wa p.r. psSs,- IN M.nrs'. nat
! =. $, :. Il s s... is., ."l'''o' f'' ~
Reyai Havana s..sssyv.-rsiss. p.'H
70 i.f,;,ss s :, - r. 49, ass' 49, p.f~
IAiI6K 60. Bsaisn, - Wal '''.s
---@@a--~
ettUht Csids are Dssreroos-N
es1srss ~ Ne iunss -his rsssi's' |" y s'''4'''
a'sSsitH.,ny.sss .iss, sattsia " so ''''
uyeft~,o VINE /. a. hsss ~ a.
nsuss er.-. sas 1855. ~ ="
| 1850. ss~sii. MACK o. q Tha A''.e' h"'.''
4 tnf " os,sfs-
| s,saSs,s.. sssisss sPssine'
..,. ,r...-tir. 49, ~afv - s...s, y.'-t H. a..
\ uIarrtrrs. DrsfnDfT flHatAff
| ess@srA al bg~sls. A.
sroDDapD ~ anus. r'ssr'ass'' 'f"'' = u
| e1Ad W AZ tfaEstfs
1 go s,..., Manufacturing eesrssy
| X 80 ns~Aia~ 40 FtssJi ss~ sse""~"~
| s,aiss ~ Brstssr
| ..s~.t., a Wusss's Leak sttesh hswts4
/ . 49, So oslss Nsr.in2 Ne - h>1~s&
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-24
VOLUME IL.
What Eyes are Made For.

One would almost think that eyes were
an arrangement to prevent people from see
ing. The same thought passed in the
mind of the prophet thousands of Years
ago; Eyes have they, but they see not"
1t is astonishing to observe both what peo~
pie do see and what they do not. One
pair of eyes, for instance, will return frcm
crowded church, and will have seen (by
an almost supernatural faculty, rs it seems
to u.s. every bonnet, every ribbon, every
dress, every significant look, every posture
of action of thousand people. Our own
eyes, looking upon the same scene, would
have seen not one Of all tn 2se things.
One pair of eyes will 60 through the
length of Broadway, and see only those
who seem to look upon the owner of said
eyes. Another pair will not have seen
one person in that long walk, nor have
missed one horse that walked, tr0tted, ca
pered, or steadily pulled
One man will sec all the children the
sweet, rosy faced, clean ones gladly; the
ragged and keen>facHd ones sadly. One
man will see all t art can exhibit, and
another nothing at all. One man sees ma
chimes and all mechanical contriyances !;
another sees all dresses and snowy things.
Now and then ,here is a rare head,
whose eyes seem to take in everything,
from mouse that scuds into a hole up
through all varieties Of still and active life
to the very top. And some there be who
seem to see nothing for all the effect pro-
duced upon them. Broadway is as empty
as street in Tadmer. Their eyes seem
TO have been made up with unprepared
nerve, so that, Ike daguerrean plate
without chemical coating. nothing acts
upon 1t and no picture Is burn. in It.
1t Is great pity that we arc not taught
IN cur carly days how to see. 1t is more
important than reading and writing, than
arithmetic OF geography. il a world Of
boundlcss treasures, beneath. on every
side, We walk as if there were but few
things worth seeing And even these,
when We have looked upon them once or
twice, re exhasut and suppose that we have
really seen them
a man may pass and repass n burdock
near the path which he treads. going
and returning from his work daily. lie
would laugh if he we're told that he did
not know that familiar plant. And yet,
IN making it, God put upon it and within
1t hundred things which are worth OBJ
SeTyatlon, but which this man never sees
nor suspects. The least things hat come
from Gods hands are so full Of qualities
that they will bear close scrutiny and long
study And we think that the oisi;;11sc g; g!
vantage TO be derived from teaching child
rem to draw is not to be found in the pic
lures made, bnt in the cyesight gained
This, however, implies that they are taught
TO draw directly from nature, and not from
copybooks- Let child study plant in
order to draw it, and he will find out more
about 1t in one day than otherwise he
would IN lifetime. We only glance at
things.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-24

Lecturer on FRACTIONAL and Voitac Electricit
and Instructor in Theoretical Telegraphy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-24
II F. l. NJ BOLD'S
Fluid Extract Of Buchu.

Philadelphia Erening Bulletin Editorial,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-24

Jones has been among the spiri.ualists :;
he joined a circle the other night and had
manifestations The medium was tall,
thin, angular, cadaverous individual. who
looked as if, after getting up the frame, ma
ture had been seized with a fit Of economy,
and neglected to PIT in the underpinninc
and plastering. The circle was mixed, be
ing made up Of elderly females, thin men,
with a few pretty girls. Jones seated
himself between two of the last, and all
clasped hands around the table. Jones
says it was delightful. lie squeezed the
little hands, and when an unusually loud
knock startled tn, circle the little hands
squeezed Jones. Snifkins, who is so skep-
teal that his father don't believe him. was
he first to ask questions.
"Where vas born ?" asked Sniff.
I'm the poor house" Shifts turn>up
nose waxed red.
Correct" said Jones
How many children have we in the
family?"
Nine
Here dispute arose as to whether the
spirit raped eight or nine. So Sniff ask
again.
''How many children have L"
Zone, was the reply
Probably correct again." remarked
Jones.
Here Mr. Snifkins arose in wrath,
slapped his beaver on with bang and re>
tired.
THE circle is not harmonious. :" said the
medium, in deep, sepulcral voice Jones
thought 1t was as lie pressed the little
hands
Let NE ask question said vinigry
old lady.
Is the spirit of my husband present p
"fIc is"
Are You happy, John, without me -
Very happy"
Where arc YOU
'In h-H'
Johns relcit looked at the medium
The medium smiled. He looked as if he
had the tooth ache. The circle laughed
whereupon Johns relict seized the LAM
and hurled it At the medium 1t broke
over his devoted head, and left the circle
IN darkness. Jones says spirit kissed
him. lie tried to seize the spirit, and
caught one Of the pretty girls about the
waist, whereupon there were screams. In
the meantime Jones was aware of a furiou.
engagement on his left. A light was pro-
duced, when 1t was found that Johns re.
Hct had seized avenerable Cob, nlistakine
him for the medium. They we're separa
rated, when the "mejum," with the coal
oil dripping over his woe-beSone counte
nance, said "the circle must be brok up,
1T was not harmonious
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-24
A CARD TO INvALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri.
ca rs mi ssiOnary. discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Or
cans, and the whole train OF disorders brought on
by baneful and vicioIs habits. Great numbers
have been already cured 10y this noble romedy.-
Prompted 10y desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine in a sealed envelope to
any one who necdsit, Free Of Charge.
Please inclOse a post pald envelope, addressed
to yourself. Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN
Sr rIoN ID, BIRLE House.,
vl0n43-Iys Ners York Cav
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-24
MerChaHtable Produce,
MONEY WILL NOT BE REFUSED

Invite my old customers to calland exomine
mystock and prices and the sui they viii be
sure and buy. have noblowing to do to induce
you tOpurchase of me. Honorable. straightfor
ward dealing and aliying profitand no humbug
is nay motto.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-24

To PRESERVE A RooUEr.-A florist OF
many years exrerion sends the folCwir Q
receipt to preserve boquets to the Amer,,
ran Artizan.
When you receive boquet, sprinkle it
lightly with cold water; then put it in a
vessel containing soapsuds which nourish
the roots and keep the flowers as good as
new. Take the boquat out of the suds ev,
cry morning and lay it sideways in fresh
water, the stock entering first into the wa
ter; keep it there a minute or two, then
take it out and sprinkle the flowers lightly
by the hand with pure water. Replace
the flowers in the soapsuds and they will
bloom up as fresh as when gathered.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-24
III ELM Boil DIS
Genuine Preparations.

His Solid AMI Fluid Extracts smbodY the full
strength of the ingredients OF which they are nam
ed They are left to the inspection Of ali. A
ready and conclusive test OF their properties will
bsa comparison Of those set forth in the United
States Dispensatory, These remedies are prepar
ed ty III. T. Helmbold, druggist of sixteen
years experience in this city. and we believe
them to be reliable, in fact we have never known
an article lacking merit to meet with pcrmanen.
success, and Mr. He mbold's succdss is certainly
prima facie evidence. His Drug and Chemical
Warehouse. in the City Of New York. is not ex-
cclled, if equaled, by any in the country, and we
would advise our readers, when visiting that CT
to give him call. and judge for themselves.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-24
To cen SUSE Es'TaV ES

The advertiser having been restored to heal
IN few weeks by very simple remedy. AFT 81
having suffered for several years with severe
lung affection, and tina: dread disease. Consume
tons ANXIOUS to make Known 70 his fellow.
snfers the means of cure
To all who desire it, he Will send copy of the
prescription used free ofcharge). with the direc
tons TO- preparing and using the same. which
they will find SURE CURE for CovsUMPrlox
ASTHMA, BRoXcHITis CouGHs, COLES and al
Throat and Lung Affections The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is ia
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
lac corceives to he Invaluable. and he hope. every
sufferer viii try his remedy, it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing he prescription, FREE by return
mail viii lease address
Rev. EDW ARD A. WILSON.
Williams5urgh, Kings Co. New Y ork
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