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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-10
Watorville, Oct. |, 1866.

RIOT AT PHlLADELpHL After the
great Union Republican demonstration at
the Union League Club Building Phil
adelphia, on Friday eyeing last. about
midnight. an attack was madt upon the
Republican lnvincibles, as they were pro
ceeding to their headquarters, from those
of the Democratic Central Committee on
Walnut street The Invincbles we're at
tackled by, bricks being thrown from the
alley and building in question. The In.
yicibles Immediately halted, and just at
this moment il is alleged that shots were
fired from the building, which resulted in
its being pretty effectually cleaned out.
The luyinci bles soon after proceeded on
their way, when another attack was made
on them at No. SIG Walnut street. occu-
pied as the headquarters Of the white
Boys il Blue" After this attack npon the
iayincibes the crowd outside rushed into
the buiiidi;;as and tore i completely out,
the furniture Of various kinds being
smashed, aud the Windows and shutters
demolished. Several Of the In,lhcibles
were wounded. Captain j. J. Fisher Of
Company G was shot in the wrist. the bail
going through. Private Levi Thomas was
shot in the thigh the ball remans IL the
wounde Private Harry Hopkins of Com.
pany d was shot in the head, and it was
feared mortlly wouded Benjamin Swayne.
marshal's aid was shot in the Iog be.
low the knee.
Same evening and about the same hour
as the Myers Campaign Club was turning
around the corner of Sixth aud Chestnut
streets, an unprovoked aud cowardly al
tack was madeiupon the menlbors by the
Buckwulta Club, society Of Comprehend
rowdies. There we're seven made narrow
escapes The riot cid not last long, as
the aggressors, il seemed, fired and fell
back 20 avoid arrest -Four Of them were
arrested --BoSton Journal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-10
rue REPRESENTATIVES, QUESTION.

| THE REPRESENTATIVE QUEsfiON'
The following is from the pen of an es'
teemed and influential citizen of Water
vile. who in the late contest was an ar
dent Baxter man." and contributed not
a little to Mr.. Blxter's plurality in that
town - s- .i
Ere long the electors of this Congress
ional District will be called upon to make
a choice of suitable person to repre-
sent their interests in the next Congress
of the United States. The returns of the
l4te election have shown that The people
f,ied to decide this question in legal
and satisfactory manner. In the mean
time, it is well that the public should dis
I passionately canvass the claims and mer-
its of the several aspitants for this office
before they render their final verdict at
the ballot box on the 9TH day of next
November. That the great body of the
! freemen of this district have become tho
roughly disguised with the paltry tricks
aud intrigues of certain class Of pclltl-
| cal hacks, who have assumed the right TO
dictate the choice of office holders, the!un-
decisive result of the late contest unmls-
takably proves The treachery of An
drew johnson to the party aud principles
that placed him in the second chair of
state, and eventually the FIRST, by the foul
assassination Of Lincoln, as his constitu-
tional sue, essor, has imposed ppon the
loyal people of the N"r!h and West the
sacred 2uty Of selecting true ana able men
for representatives to the NEXT Congress.
OF the two rival candidates that divld-
ed the strength of the Republican vote in
the last election, neither appears to be the
first choice of the party, but rather that
pt their particular friends and Jealous adj
hercnts
BY the precedent usnagcs Of the party
in this district, Mr. Baxter has already
been hoaored more than his share, having
resolved three consecutive elections there
fore, can have no claims to a seat Oh tfrt
score, while his coarse in dispensing Office,
daring that period, has not been above
the suspicion Of corruption or has he DIS.
playedisuch transccndcnt abilities asa dc
batter and legislator as to cntltlc him to
an uaqncstioncd re election. ..
Mr.. Hoyt a gcntloman but little known
outside Of bis own county, prior to his
nomination, will hardly ,cntu,c into the
arena again after being 50 signally dis
tanccd by his competitor.
W no, then, Is to be the "comlrg man!
The mention Of half score OF gentlemen
in connection with the Office, who would
distinguish themselves and reflect honor
on their constituents. is Indeed, an easy
tosk, 0ut to select THE oNE who could
command the confidence and support OF
the mojorliy vote Is Of more difficult
nature,
In presenting the we'll known name OF
Hon j. >, Ad-ms, Of Burlington, to the
consideration Of the public, we are prompt
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-10

Gu The trial Of the case VIM Bedcl
VS.. Town of Hyde Park, for alleged inju-
RIGS accrued on the highway on the eve
ming Of last March meeting day, came off
at Eden on Monday last and resulted in
a verdict for BedelI in the sum Of s27 %
and costs. This town had previously Of
fetcd him s55 to settle, but he did not
sec fit to accept the amount. r.,.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-10


5GDrsoayERY OF FossILs--The jaw bones
ofisome remarkable animal have been dis
covered in peat bed at Cohoes, n Y
The length Of each jaw bone is thirty. two
inches; the. breadth across the jaw at the
tIroadost point, twenty inches; and the
extreme depth about. twelve inches On
Ioncslde.iS tooth four inches in length
aid two and half in width. and on the
other side two teeth. one of which is six
aud hall inches long, the other four, and
iiboth uniform in width and shape with the
tooth opposite. On the side Of the single
-otoothothere is.no cavity TO indicate that
ANY other ever existed. and it is evident
2 that the animal died IN possession of all
r. 4bs dental conyeniences that nature ever
gave him THE front of the jaw is com.
parativciy light showing that the creature
was not given to carniycrous aies, l ou,
su6sisteii chiefly on herbs No other re.
o. mains OF this beast have been discovered.
81 but 1t IS possible that they are hidden in
that portion of the peat he'd that hus not
y@ been opened. There was also found.
thirty feet below the surface, an ostrich
egg. The peat wah coveted with slate
crock which was cut through in digging
q Foundations for a mil On zach side Of
o' Of The peat bed are perpcndicul4r rocks.
IN whleh.arelarge.5 semi cirular cavities.
evidently worn by the action Of water,
aud showing that stream once flowed
through the spot
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-10
ruE LESSON OF THE NEW ORLEANS
RIOT.

The military commission on the New
Orleans riot have made lengthy report
which has been published 10 most OF The
eity journals. The Boston Journal gives
the following concerning it,
We have already published full alb
stract Of the report Of the Military, Com
mission on the New Orleans riot, put gu
further consideration. it appears SO I'M
nortant that this document, coming from
80 biob a scarce and bearing marks OF
sucb complete candor and faithful prepa-
ration, should go before the people pre-
cisely as it was written, that VIC have con-
eluded to copy it entire. N our supple
mout to-day. We urge IT'S thorough per-
tusal. The New Orleans riot was not a
chance afflir. 1t was the result OF we'll
defiusA causes, aud these causes are yet
cx,s.ipg in h wide spread condition so
that mr. ess the Lesson of this affair Is at
.tcntiyely considered anu turned TO ac'
count by the loyal masses Of I@H country 'n
we may yet see urevival Of sncf QUITO S.'''7
or even state Of things still worse, Let
us glance at some Of the facts which com
pei US to this conclusion. ..| u
Nothing, We take it, is moro apparent
from the array of evidence presented IN
:his report than that the New Orleans RI
Or nreconteftc , deliberate, cold
nioaIad at,or,n, m es4cro the Union,
;s,s ,~hite snd hI,cl IF IN, oitv the
DESIGN c,n BIO tracrd Gko The dcyciop,nan1
If !, 'fraoclc M,yor Monroe 4 the cen.
t,ol .fgTro but how FIR nonpet II tho
hands Of others does not annqar Bat he
* hnsv for lono time Il aiyanc In -tjr.
ring M the missions Of me mob by etie-
mafizins the members of the Convention
40 outlaws and rcyolu;ionists. thrcatcnihe
Them wi,h who1e,are arrest ana pgepar
mo his .oIiee for ac,ion lie mirht have.
ascer,piued ,hat the members had rcsal led.
60 ne,cctulIy submit the lepality Of thcjr
course to the proper tribunals. but he had
bloodier ends inNiew. He knew that tic
excitement hc had famed would surely
la,d fo AN optLnrst Of violence, unless re-.
HlOne-niS
and the United States troops TO keen
the latter away Manor Monroe sopnrc,ycs
all rcqnisi,ion for ,hem uuGl it is too
late, and then tgies to cover mp his con
dpct with downright faIschood aud pejn.
ry. his pOIiee, insle,d Of being Brought
forward openly, 50 that they would have
10 take Lies Tor the preservation of order.
are ccuccacd in hiding places till the col,
lisIoH OCCURS VINE" '"ey rush ioF'h as al
hg' OF ne nov Wtiefln6 negroes u
eoid blood Arjng repeatedly INTO the
convention even oi,er Nbl'e nag i
raised, shooting an1 gar, atoos'y MAI
treating '"c "ou"agd' ana pe'pef'a'is.s
su'n eats Of eo"4rdiy 9rltaiiy ana r..
i'9''y IS were never before seen 10 tn.
1 ,I 'AtfP' u nc g3ngc4i1l ,2l'I'' 81
''ouP"'S "ut Io'[ ''''|' No' % ny
u "
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-10

LARGE PUMpKIN.---orra Wiswall Of this
town presented US with mammoth pump
kin that weighed SO pounds. The meat
was exceedingly thick and is excellent for
pies. He says his field contained a large
number that were nearly Of an equal size.
They,aro the green-skiuned variety. "
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-10

r ca Wesley Matthews has disposed Of
his hotel property at Stowe lower village
to Z. u. Irish, formerly Of the hotel at
Fairfax. If the sOeigM of the new pro-
prietor ig an indication of the mans abil.
tiles he will certainly keep good hotel,
which We presume he will do. q Y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-10

~ nun '.AlAs " aN|tAAH' ~
ristowh, sent n au ear Of oiitr
corr that mcasaca = Insao 10y
f. .l-.. .-.-------
sT'Ihe Old Union '''r tha'i y
fitted up this scos n ID Ea'aa-
been leased by Samuel Morgan \
intends shortly to 60 into iH''
New Yorl, WEEKLY Hop Rep'TE-rrl',I
pressly for the NEWsnEALEE W LII N
Commission Dealer in Hops 40 n
ST., n. Y. CousignmgniS I''Pf'-'
cd. ri. A
Although the general cou'l,ly
mand is light for the season E
compared with last week eyIa'a
Grmuess, with an upward "A
prices. "A
Fhe fact thar :.tero IS 4 "a
choice grades, both in MAJ ~ d "a
out the country, IL now No.
apparent,
The sudden uufayorable cigg
e.p!itiou Of the crop, brought
heavy rains, and the fearful "y|
thoinscct Gqriag picking, seems
completely Upset the early 'i,ns|
calculations of our dealers H'nl
have neglected to secure then "
will soon find themselves ElIlgn'
stock tomcet the demands Of lA'a,
customers in addition 70 ths M
TIE execution Of large orders l"'
tern markets by our couDUl N
which have drawn heavily lP 4
plies of prime grades throagn'D
New York. thus leaving our d'' =.
one or two exceptions Wholly 81
upon this market for then iulEs \
i. The order for 1000 bales y ,,s,
noticed IN our last, has been o " v
ly executed; present high Wv !, a
tive higher prices. rendering ,,sS
cable 10 make any further 'n'F'
the present. r., ID
Receipts for the week enu''s
day. "a inst, 4ji Bales
r Quotations ap
lsG6'a, Common to prime af|
Choice TO Fancy
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-10

PRiSTERs.--Seo the advertisement of q
presb fot sale 10 another colpmny,pi IA
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-10

"rebcllion," aud thcref.r,
for oil the bIoodshci hat ..,.. Islat
is precisely the prctcnsc Of Num- .,i'' Q
and his mob Wen might n: , w.
therefore, play into thcir l',j F'@
Baird, from official cxpcrieoo o'Dq' 6
taught not to interfere with N, n aab
roe. When be telcsraIhs t, gg'lgN
for orders, be gets no ansFo- ',El
side telegraph, and receive m III !
encourage them in their ''FIst
sheridan, like true soldier ,'',g
the f1cis, with Indignant c9nn @I'a'
his dispatches are garblcl G ,'.4o't-
feet. OF all the mo,dcrs on N, :, p0l
fni day not one has been c cpn'
count, nor have any one Of ,s y'l'dN
therefor The least rensarc or W. VI ~ ~
ment at Washington. Bpt VI, I' d,'
1T be expected, when the pro .a y
self procIlims that there Va, r,' {.
except at the doors of the ill., ii a. 10 !
rention aud Of Congress. which ' t,e
suing with such frcuzied r, ,p pes
people viii mark this str,n, ,''
and will draw their own jnra,,' 9'
will Apply, too, in time. tle .,',@
t;;.al rcmelica. go ''li
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-10

gs5 Send US items Of local news.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-10
GA Chance to get sewing machine
Sec advertisement of NJ Y. Ob,e,xe,

Gold, $l49 IL ao asuol ..,,
Butter, 80 to 40 d .4ait si.n
Cheese. II to 20 '"n y 70
aiWool. 40 to 90, , r1 10 3
Corn, $l.05 to 100 Q
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-10

sT'rhe old Union Sl'o thniii
fitted up this seas II 10 Nas'7
been leased by Samuel Morgan. 4
intends shortly to 60 Into 'H''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-10

New Yorl, weekly Hop Rep'Ih-rrI't
pressly forthe NEWsnEAtsE y ~ sDi n
Commission Dealer in fioF' ~ n
St, n. Y. Con ignmgntS Is'P''N
cd. M 4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27
TIE EX-REBELs IN MEXICo-A cor

TIE EX-REBELs IN MEXICo.-A cor
respondent of the New Orleans Times
writes from Mexico;
"Among the Ex-Ccnfederates still re-
manning in this country may be mentioned
Ex>Goyernor Thomas c. Reynolds, of
Missouri who is engaged IN the practice
OF law, aud as he speaks no less than four
different languages, the Governor is driv-
iug very thrifty business. lie has also
recently received the appointment of Gen>
eral Inspector Of the Mexico and Chalco
Railroad representing the interest of the
Government in the same General 10.
Shelby, Of Missouri, has Just arrived in
this city. lie Is at present engaged in
transportation between Vera Cruz and the
capital. Major-general j s. Magruder is
also here, and says, Tell my friends that
am still proud as Lucifer, and defying
misfortune The Generals family is also
here with him. Major Lawrence, of
Missouri, and Major Edwards, Of the same
State, and Major George W. Clarke, of
Texas, are all here, and though none of
them are getting decidedly rich, they are
all making a comfortable living, and have
great expectations. Generals IIindman
and Slaughter are at 0rixaba, and y. q.
Green, Esq. and General Price, and Judge
Perkins, and Governor Harris are at Cor
doya y
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

REBELLION REBELLION The fol-
lowing jim desprd, which has been banded
to the New Orleans P,cay,ne, is a very
gooi burleSqne on the sensation" reports
which are sent from the South to the
Radical press:
Armed organizations OF ex-rebel soldiers
are drilling nightly upon Canal street. 1t
IS reported that jeff. Davis has escaped
from prison and is in command No Mon
man dare show himsclfon the streets after
sunset \ violent rebel threatened to
pull down the Custom house, and but for
the timely arrival fthe Eighteenth Corps.
would have executed his threat Mayor
Monroe hung himself and then killed his
family. in order, as lie afterwarl stated. to
avoid the lust indignation Of Union citi>
zens. The commanding General takes his
meals regularly in spite of rebel threats.
1t Is stated on good authority that the
Mississippi River Is undermined Several
rebel cruisers came up the river yesterday
to see whether the reported surrender Of
the Confederate authorities was correct
Being told that it was, they cursed the
nltcd States Government, and after
taking coal aud provisions, went down to
Barataria.
unfortunately the war vessels IN port
were unable to get UP steam in time to
oyarhaul them People here do not hcsi-
tate to speak openly in favor of President
johnson and the Constitution. One man
wen so far as to say D--n the Radicals. e"
The eN-rebelS are in destitute condition,
aud IN SOME portions Of the city are eating
their children
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27
MONEY WILL NOT BE RITUSED
,9u24tf
FOR SALE.

will cell my half interest In tie Bakery %
Nichols Co, erposte the Bank. Plyu ouih.
diana. on reasonable terms. The - abiishme
j. doing good busint S.. thus offering au etctt
lent opportunity for person desiring % emo tx
in thai business. fes information apply a. che
B1kery
niS'i e nfHf- loN
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27


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cutcs guaranteed of GOrnOrrhea, > .phlIls. Glect
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Dr. Herbcrt's Anti Alchohoc Compound an
unfaling reYsdy TO incompetence; write io'
particulars
Mountain Light, 800 pages, 100 plates. so cents
, for 81,
Dr.. Jackson's Fcmtlc Monthly Pills, s per
box safe eiectual remedy for all inequalities and
Instructions from whatever cause.
DR.. Jack sons Oriental Invi"orating l.iniment,
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French Safes 81, for 81. l. for 81. send tor
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

CONHIS SIONER' SHE.
By virtue the authority vested in me bv the
Mars sail Circ..t Court at its August term, ieG6.
will offer for sale n Private sale. At my Office
in Plymouth
On .Saf"rdoY. Norenb.r IoH, 1866,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a NJ and /
O'Clock p m of said day, the following Real
Estate IN Marshall county and State Of Indiana,
to-wit: Part OF Lot number 81 in Brs men, boun-
ded "A follows: Commencing four feet sest Of
tie northeast corner of said lot and running
thence south ID feet, thence west % feet, thence
north 20 feet thence east % feet tie place OF
beginning
TrRTs-One half paid down, and the balance in
! months, with curity, waving valuation and
appraisement laws.
VI A. o PACKARD. Conf.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

Ills Solid and Fluid Extracts embod' the full
strength Of the ingredients OF which the, are nam
ed They are left to the inspection Of all. A
ready and conclusive test of Therapeutics will
bca comparison Of those set forth in the United
States Dispcnsatory. These remedies are prepar-
cd by II. Il. Helmbold, druggist OF sixteen
years experience in :hs city. and we believe
them to DC reliable, in fact we have never Known
"A article lacking merit to meet with pcrmanen.
success, and Mr.. lie mbold's succdss is certainly
prima facle evidence. His Drug and Chemical
Warehouse in the City Of New York. is not eI-
celled, if equalcd, by any in the country. and VIC
would advise our readers, when visiting that city
to give him call. md judge for themselves.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27
Surrey .EGfiCe.

Notice j. hereby Given .hlt tie UNDERSIGNED
County Surveyor Of Marshall county. Indiana
viii, az the request ~ Myers B.al-
proceed on NonAy,tie l9,h day r N5vcH -
1866. 10 survey aul -ubHriie the f8.isviHe ...s-
cribcd lands In Marshall county: Sections - Z
p, T -. r. !, and also establish the co,ncr.
Of the lands belonging to said 1ltcr- 3 b., or.
in said section, said survey Viii De- r.n-
tinucd from d7y 10 dayli necessary til completed
Non resident owners Of lanq- ia slil section
who fail to meet me al the above mentioned
time, az the residence of aivers & Barber All
dclfay or provide t0r dcliAvine their p it.a.
of the expenses Of said surrey. viii DE returned D.
the county Auditor a. delinquent, and such De
linqucncics placed on the tax duplicate for col,cc-
ton according 70 lax
NV J. ". kINCER, SURVEYOR.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

Word. should be seconded by action it
i not enough for housewife to say to
stocking with hole in it. You be darn>
ed
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

W. Wiz - poets OF illc. lie has made PRIVATE
DISEASES ana NERVOUS DEBILITY his Stndy ter the
past twenty wears, and is therefore the person
whom all afflicted should consult No ever
heard of patient Of his not being cured since he
has been i'm the city. His equation has vouchers
in all the city papers hs patients and the med
cal profession, both here ard abroad, as being
the mo skilled specialist here, and thorough
master of all sexual diseases. If all others fail,
don't despair, give him a call 1t is only a com
mon occurrence with hin to cure such cases
Ills rooms are separate foI Ladies' and gentlemen,
AMI the most complete in the city.
Young mon take particular n0ticc-Dr. Biec-
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those cases caused ny secret habit. which ruins
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DESTROY the physical and mcntd powers, diminish
and cnfeebe the natural feelings, and exhaust the
vital energies of manhood; the pleasures OF life
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

WATERFALLERY.--The following APP
Pearel in one Of our late issues:
They are vandyking ladies dresses in
Paris. The Lord only knows what that 49,
I'm admirins reader submits his specu-
nla,ions on tie subject as follows
since waterfalls from ladies heads 10 How.
tud threaten with dea.,c all below.
may a. VOL prepare meet tlIc worst
MA dtS'. or dtul them up ion Gaze they burst
h"l in-n. Nan-dfke< y an means front lis clear,
MI I'D ih' front 10 waterfalls appear.
" 81. Since N. fashion j. rxccccing queer
= NAY - well BE- dam both front and rear
GtTSTIC
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

Does the lazor take hold well?" in
qulrel a barber, who was shaving gentle>
man from the country "YcS." replied the
customer, with tcars in his ewes. 1T takes
hold first rate. but it don't let 90 worth a
cent"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

\ boy nine years old lately said to boy
II seyea - am surprised to hex r you talk
50 much about the girls; didn't at your
age'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

Ny native city has treated me very
badly, ,ail drunken vagabond, but |
love her still ''Probably,' replied
gentleman. Ter It'll is all you do love
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27
DR.. BIGELOW

is the only sician rs Specialist,
now IN Chicago that can he entirely
relied upon. Go TO HIM. and not
suffer that horrible disease to re
main IN your system, disfiguring
your face and body, bc-ides destroy
ing your happiness and future pros
poets of life. lie has made PRIVATE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

An lri-hmcn. on being told to grease
the WAGON returned in an hour altcrward.
and said. I've creased every rart Of the
wagon but them sticks the wheels hang