The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-23
BOURBON cCRREsP ONDENCE.
BOURBON, Aug. II, 1856.

DOOhb AuS. Ii, lOOU.
EDS DEMOCRAT:
The poor old dirty dog who presidcs over
the columns of the dsgraceful old abolition
newspaper of your place is so supremacy con
temptibic in the eyes OF decent people that
he Is unworthy OfnOtice only 10 kick him out
of the way when he gets in il the same as any
other nasty cur; and notice him now once
for ALL that those ofyour readers who are not
acquainted with him. may know who he is
} ou might LOOK through the most Infamous
dcns OF lnfamy n the face of the earth and
search out from among them the most vulgar
foul-mouthed, de rraded out east that could he
found, and she or he would be as much bet
ter than he as an angel is better than the devil.
Had JONAH been as nasty rs the old pup, nc
would have been spcwed Mp a soon Is sNal-
lowed BY the Whdle--SO miscrably filthy is his
rotten carcass. He is the fatal upas in Socic-
tv, DESTROYING all that comes within his reach
lie is the filthy beast that was cast out among
the "unclean things whose very name is a
stencil in the nostrils of all living beings
He is the essence of the mcanest dogs that
have lived since the flood boiled doc n to the
lowest point and put upin the shape ofa man,
He is the meanest of all the mean things,
Even the dogs bark at him as he passes by them"
Al his approach everything that lives moves
and has being fees for safety out of
his presence. He is the old one let loose
for little season walking up and down the
earth seeking whom he may deyour He is
one of the ingredients Shakespeare ought TO
have had for his cauldron To mix with his
'Fiilct of a funny snake
Eye al newt and toe of frog,
Wool ofbat and tongue of dog.
Addcrs, fish, and blind worms sting,
Lizards leo and oWlets wing.
For charm of pow crful trouble,
Il-f.a f,,tI l,r,,4I /, I'LL 4
Scale of dragon. tooth of wolf
Witches mummy man and gulf,
OF the ravined salt sea shark
Root of hemlock, digged i the dark,
Lever OF disappearing jew,
Gall OF goat and slips of view,
Silvercd in the moons eclipse,
Nose of Turk and Tartar'S lips.
Finger Of birth-strangled babe
Ditch delivered by drab
Make the cruel thin and slab.
Add thereto tigers chautlron
For the ingredients of our cauldron"
And when he has finisn,,, his mission on
earth, his advent into the dominions of the
wicked one will be the signal for the devil and
all his angels to make regular stampede for
their llyes--so much meancr is he than they
are. The poisonous pas tree should be
planted near his earthly remains to guard the
living from approaching the place and ON
his tombstone should be engraven in letters
that time could not cnacc, as warning to all
generations to come, who might chance to see
II: Here lies the remains of a man who had
not ore generous impulse-whose delight it
was to ruin his country, and It's people-to
stir up strife and discord among them and to
do unto others as he would not have others
do unto him.
The thieves mentioned last week rs bav
ing stolen two horses from the barn of Mr.
Sheets, we're caught a few days ago by the
Regulators of Williams County, near Brv-
an, Ohio.
w c. & A. c. Matchette have sold their
drug store TO Messrs Linn, Bolten e Co.
Mr.. Runyan has sold his interes: in the firm
Of Baker, Grouse IL Runyan to Mr. Cessna,
Some of our citizeus have lately been very
lucky in the gift enterprise business. Some
four or five have drawn stock i'm the "Sand
River Valley Petroleum Co." to the amount
of s175 for which they only paid SO each