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Lucrative Diseases,

Either the Nose Throat Tongue spne Forehead or scap
No remedy has ever proved its equal.
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face acknowledgement a
diseased of the Liver very unpeasanq to the
wife and mother few bottles of Constitution Life SWIM
will correct the secretion and remove the pos which is d
rectly under the skin.
In Diseases of the Liver giving re Co Languor Dizziness
Indigestion, Weak Stomach liberated cancerous cond
zion of that organ, accompanied with burning or other IN.
pleasant symptoms will be relieved by the use Of GoNsTITU
TION LIFE SYRUP.
CO. A general BlOO' Purifying Agent the Life syrur
stands unEvaled by any preparation in the world.
VIM. H. GREGG, MD,
Sole Proprietor New York
MORGAN ALLEN,
Wholese e Druggists Agents, 46 Cliff street. New York
BARNES, WARD CO.,
Agents foEthe South,
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A medical gentleman, a planter in Louisiana,
writes to the Yieksburg Herald with regard to
singular and fatal epidemic among the mules and
horses throughout the country, which has carried
off nearly one-half of those animals in few
weeks. He gives the result Of his observations as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-14

HELMBOLDS
Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid Ex-
tracG SarsaparilIa,I
For purifying the blood removing all chronic constitutional
Diseases arising from impure Of the blood and the
only reliable and effective known remedy for the OF
seroua scad Head Salt Rheum Pains and swengs of
Bones Liberation of the Throat and Legs Blotches Pmpe
the Face letter Eypelas and all seay erupon of the
skin and
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HELMBOLD'S
HeImbold's Extract Buchu
Is the Great Diueretic,

HELNBoLD,s
-. .,.,..--l.,,- =
For purifying the blood removing chronic constitutional
only reliable effective known remedy for the cure Of
scroua scald Head Salt Rheum, Pains Swelngs
Bones Liberation Throat Legs BIotches Pmples
the Face letter Eryspelas scay eruptons
skin and
BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
Not few of the worst disorders that affect mankind arise
o the corruption that accumulate in the blood OF all the
have been to purge it out none can
equal in effect
HelmbOid's
| COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sARsAPAR1LLA.
Il cesn.e and renovstes the blood D,ts vgor of bea,
ease stimulates the healthy the body
e&es the disorders that grow and ranke in the blood Such
~ & 49, t nos .O @a
depend Our space here admit of certificates show
| but of q
hatt virtues surprising anything they have ever taken
pint Of water is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink and one bottle
uy equal TO saon OF the syrup OF sarapafs Or the
A'N'-'
HThese Extracts have been admitted to use in the United
au5 az veil a, IN private praetcss and ors a.
valuable remedies
Fee Medical pronar,tas Of B,cbr
FROM OiSPehsatorS Oh '"e unite" STATES
See Professor Devices valuable works on the Practice of
Physic.
See the remarks made the celebrated Dr. Phys Phla
| dephia
See remarks made by Dr. Ephrain Mcdowell celebrated
Physician and Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons
oueen,s journal
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1rravers Fellow If PoSa1 CoIlege Of Surgeons
a., Ia. a.. ,I WI, T. ,,,i, .-
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/ Extract Buchu,
h
Principal Depot r-,-,,,
hEAMh7lDS
Il Drug and Chemical Warehouse
59i Broadway, New York
=, co,a ~ ~ y1l,,,,.,,o o,5 1,,4,, r,,.4-..
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
~ ON nv - mr. $50
~ GA ~ ~ VI " ' w ~ "
lnereal'@f" D10hAshs ''h'n''su from PARENT re
ScrofaIa
s'F9n@' elAncnaf S"eihg7 oiceraton' hlngs TsA
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum.
misery, is kv MI usual medical reosds, pcursble,
w,,
there RRy Constitution Life Syrup
is sovereign, it is in Rheumatism and its kindred affections
The intense pains almost instantly alevatedenor
swelings reduced Cases chronic voarious
twenty thirty years standing have been cured ny
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COpARTN.EEs5TgTr

{ ORA Ei'Fls EIR9gzBP NOTICE
s stea cave tRi5 day formed el Z W OEh-
~ aha heIne otJHg. W. d aG Sc mas the
XII Ian iee o. p Cotton sugar and Produce Faeirset for
VsHefa gonni1sian and rwardnr bustness age and
a continuation Of the liberal patT1sage extended 10
pSe'7Ots gray q Norris IS respectfully collected alr
$50. W. NORRIS, 7
New Orleans, April 49, 1850 - r. N'l I'm
cora RTN EHSHEP-TTIE glP5T ~ C,f Ts.gC,s,7,
2 walsh a. % beng dissolved By the gthdrsTsl Of T. b
C15fo, the undersigned will continue General Coraaisr
business at the old stand corner tlravisr and Ns t
streets, under the style and arm Of THOs g. WALSH ID
TH0Ss g. WALSH
Arthur CokNELL
THHE COP ATTN ERsHIF EXISTING BETWEEE
A r. Montgomery and James A White under ne ns[- :
and style of MONTGOMERY WHITE ia This citv ~ ~
mutual dissolved the l7h OF May 1884 Etbsr II
the partners will ettend to the liquidation fits Affairs
A. E. AONTG01EEY,
JAS. A WHITE
New Orleans 23d June 1885.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL Cor fIHUE THE
business of the late firm of Montgomery White on BIT
own account JAMES A. WHITE,
1873 Common street..
New Orleans, 2sd June, 1855.
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BEAUTIFYING THE COMpLEyIoN

bLAUI4F lI-'V TIE UUMTLEAIUN.
Not few Of the worst disorders that affect mankind arise
from the corruption that accumulate in the blood Of all the
discoveries that have been made purge it out,
equal in effect
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- ~ " FHEFJTy.
504, S13Y 5l5 and 3gT GFaYier street. New Orleans.


The firms of 0. z HALL CO., (st Louis Ho.eD and D.
N. HILDRETH Co. Cst Charles HeteD are this day day
solved by mutual E. Hall will reafter carry on
the business for his account wss lie the business
said hrmA O. E. HALL
| d. H. HIIDRETH
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP-
~ The firm of GILLI5 d FERGUSON is this day dis
solved by Mutual consent Mr. GILLIS the settle
ment Of all debts will qudate affairs Of the partner
ship. n. GILLIs
New Orleans, May 5, 1866
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BUDDING MATERIAI..

PAPER AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE
Nos SO and COMMON STREET.
have in store large extensive stock Of Print ing
Wrapping and Writing Papers, Stationery, Blank Book
School Books and Fancy Goods Adapsto every rsneh
trade and for sale ct removable prieea.
| STEVENS 1 SEYMOUR
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These have, as far as can learn, been uniformly
the same. The first evidence of disease IS mani
Tested by restlessncss of the, animal, the TANKS
more more o or less hampeHd'' up and in many
cases desire to urinate occurs, the mule
droops its head and ears, the latter becoming
cold frequent disposition, to be down and roll,
These Symptoms continue from hour to hour to in
crease, Indicating great internal suffering, until
from five to ten hours death comes to give relief.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-14

nISsO LUTE0N-THE CO-PARTNERsHIP HERE
Il toiore existing under the firm of GRAY Norris the
transaction of general Commission Business 81 Canal
street is this day dissolved ~ limitation.
Al amounts due the hrm will be paid and all debts of the
hr,l will be paid by, the Undersigned,
New Orleans April U. 1865. Resident Partnsr
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NOTICE-WE HAVE FORMED THIS DAY A CO
partnership for the purpose of carrying the Cotton
Facorage and General Commission business the style
OF NJ GILLls d so. NJ GTLLIS,
JOHN GILLIS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01
sELF-OONQUEST.

The wisest Of men, King Solomon, says,
"The beginning Of strife is as when one let
| teth out water" In some countries where
the shore is low, as in Holland, they raise
immense mounds, or dykes OF earth, to keep
out the waves of ocean. If there should be
the smallest breach in the dyke, the water
begins to press from all parts towards the
opening and if not Immediately stopped,
the sea oyercomes all resistance, and sweeps
away the barriers, burying cities and villa
ges beneath the flood, and spreading mis-
cry and ruin all around. Therefore" speaks
Solomon again, ,""leave off contention before
it be meddled with, rather, before it be
mingled together !" that is, before your
spirits be Joined in conflict, before you deal
out hard words against one another.
Greater" says Solomon, sis he that
ruleth his own spirit than he that tal,eth
city" Courage and skill only are needed
in the one case but what efforts, and above
all, what strength from God, to accomplish
the other Such conquests, however, may
and have been made, and that even by the
young As an illustration, let me mention
how little girl acted under circumstances
of provocation, and the victory which she
gained over herself.
Two little sisters-Frances about seven,
and Augusta about five years old-were as
happy as little girls could be, loving their
parents and each other dearly. Sometimes
however, as it happens with the best friends,
little differences would arise. On one OF
those occasions, Frances, perceiving how
matters were tending, with thoughtful
ness, decision, and self-command surprising
in so young child, said, Il am getting an
cry had better go out OF the room Tor
few minutes" She acted Immediately up
on her resolution, and left the room for a
short time When she returned the storm
was hushed and they went to their play as
happy as ever.
This is no imaginary story, but tact, and
occurred just as it is related and it teach
es our young friends, nay, all OF Us, most
useful lesson.
Were all children to act like the little
girl have mentioned, how many sad scenes
would be avoided, a2d what happiness
would spring up in youthful hearts from
selfconquest There is this to encourage,
that just as bad habits grow in strength
the more they are yielded to, 50 each time
temper is overcome will strength be gained
for future conflict Only remember, no ef-
fort of your own can accomplish it without
the aid of Gods Holy Spirit. The aid will
be given if you earnestly and deToutly seek
it. If parents, though sinful, know how to
give good things unto their children, h0lC
much more shall your Father which is IL
heaven give the Holy Spirit to them that
ask Him 2"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

into more strenuous efforts against the in
solent renegade who had the audacity to
make it. Everywhere in the loyal States
there is an uprising Of the people only par
alleled by the grand uprising Of 1861. The
Presidents plan Of reconstruction having
passed from policy into a conspiracy, his
chief supporters are now uot so much his
partisans as his accomplices and against
him and his accomplices the people will
this autumn Indignantly record the most
overwhelming of verdicts.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

Coon ADvIcE-Some one says: "Giris,
let us tell you a stubborn truth No
young woman ever looks so well to a sen.
sible young man, as when dressed in
plain, neat, modest attire without single
ornament about her person. She looks
then as though she possessed worth i'll her
SELF, and needed no artificial! rigging to en-
hance her value If ayoung woman would
,pend so much time in cultivating her
mind, training her temper, and cherisiug
kindness, meekness, mercy, and other good
qualities, as most of them do in extra dress
and ornaments, to increase their personal
charms, she would, at glance, be known
among thousand--her character would be
read in her countenance"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01
SG12fte(l 9oGtrn,
WHERE ARE THEY /:

WHERE ARE THEY
Where are they with whom started,
Travelling DER life's joyful way;
Years have vanished since we parted,
am here but where are they?
O the blissful hours that blest US,
0 the friends that once caress'd d Us
Bosom friends that fondly press d US,
Where are they?
s the early crystal dawniug,
lier.lds in glorious day
50 vas Efe's enraptured morning,
Bright with Hopes delusiye ray
Scenes Of Heav My brightness seeming
Scenes with fadeless lustre claiming
Lit with smiles of Beauty beaming,
Where are they?
Is the stars in clustering bands,
sweetly smiling, smoothly roll ... u.
SO with clasped hearts and hands,
Fail Of bliss we sought the goal
Pleasures radiant sky was DER us,
Hope on gilded pinions bore US,
Love il angel guise before US,
Wood the soul.
As tie sueam}etS dancing by,
joyful eyer-eyer sings;
As the crystal evening sky,
Gems Of dsauty ever brings;
so the years in bright appearing
E,r glov4g-ever cheering,
Wr.pt our souls in love endearing,
Lie the spring
They have gone whose hearts were ightest
They to whom I fondly clung,
They whose buoyant hopes We're brightest,
They who sweetest smiled and sung F.;
Fairy forms in grace arrayed,
Checks where Beauty blushing played,
Lyas where Love his conquests made,
Hearts among.
Wy, ali. why, this moUrnful feeling,
Way should tears embittering flow?
l,-,s IN silent swiftness stealing,
Meet where bowers Of glory grow?
There, I'll meet the buoyant hearted,
Those with whom in life [ started
those with whom I weeping parted
Long ago!
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01
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mr. PRINTING Of every kind in Plain and Fan
.,rors. done with neatness and dispatch. Hand
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.,..ited in the most artistic manner and at the
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

A New INvENTIoN.-We notice that
J. ". Holmes who is introducing paten,
well in this vicinity, is determined to prove
that his patent is not hurlbug Having
obtained good we'll on the other side Of
the river, he is now putting one down di.
rcctly opposite our Office. 1t is strange
that it takes stronger putting to obtain O
good thing than poor one The best in,
vcntions have always met with the mos,
determined opposition
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19
TIE LADY'S Among the EN-

TIE LADY's FRIEND.-Among the EN-.
bellishments for May are the fine suggest.
i've r;c.r-o, The Return Of the Swallows
a SNOWY, picturesque and tasteful Fashion
Plate, comprising costumes for riding and
other lively, out door amusements; the
wood cut "Cloverbobs," illush ating the
story "Hov DR.. Rounder beat his Boys;
and "The Bird Lover" accompanied by Z
pleasing sketch. / he Patterns for dress are
unusually captivating. An Evening Bod
ice, 4 Promenade Jacket with Hood, 9
Morning Dress. al Evening Toilette, ar
Embroidered Apron, Hats, Caps and Head
dresses, patters for Knitting, Crochet, &c
arc among them. The stories arc as usua
varied and excellent
Price 81 so year; copies 800, s
copies land one grdt,s) SIG,
Address Deacon & Peterson, 319 Wal
nut Street Philadelphia.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

THE BLACK LIsT.-The Goshen Dem
cerat, it would seem, is preparing another
black list for gratuitous publication. TIE
las. issue OF that paper contains the fol,
lowing rather signif can't hint:
"He would state that in our forthcom
ing blacklist, the second chapter of which
is being prepared. there will appear the
names of only those whom we think are
trying to swlndle us out Of our Just dues
And to such villains as We cannot compel
by fair or other means to pay up, We say
that we can afford to balance accounts by
notices of their character, which We will
give them credit for at the usual rates OF
ten cents per line. There are too many
rascals in the world now a-days, for man
to allow himself to be imposed upon, and
We intend to show them up right alone
hereafter
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19
NWrcPu Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
County Surveyor of Marshall county, Indiana,
will, at the request of W. Aldridge and Jacob
Flora. proceed on w ednesday the 9th day of Nav
1866, to survey aud subdiyide the following lands
10 Marshall county: Sections 81 and %. r. So
Range ! and also establish the corners of the
lands belonging to said Aldridge and Flora in
said sections: said survey will be continued from
day to day il necessary till completed.
Nonresident owners of land in said section.
who fail to meet me at the time aforementioned
at the residence of w. Aldridge and defray or
provide for defrayins their portion of the expense
of said survey, will be returned to the county Aud
itor as delinquent, and such delinquencie. placed
on the tax duplicate for collection according 10
law.
nS3-3w ]. NJ KLlNCER Survexor
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19
STREET RAILwAy.-Our neighboring

STREET kAILWAY.-Our neiShooring
town of Warsaw is eclipsins al other
towns large or small in the State, except
Indianapolis, in the way of modern i'm
provements. The city railway is already
in full operation, and they are soon to have
. steam Ere engine and the town lighted
with gas. Gov Williams has completed
his city railway from East Warsaw to
Buffalo street, distance OF nearly mile.
1t is astonishing to see how this road,
the result of one mans enterprise, has en-
HANGED the value of real estate in that
town. The Governor informed US last
Sunday that the average receipts of the
read up to that time, exclusive Of annual
ticket sales, amounted to 81 per day,
and the receipts Of annual sales thus far
had reached 81 200 This enterprise, in
our opinion besides paying a fair per
cent. on the money invested, will have
its influence in adding to the reputation of
the town, and increasing its wealth and
industry. The Governor deserves the
highest praise and the most liberal sup
port from the citizens Of Warsaw for this
work, and we are glad to sec that his most
ardent anticipations are being realized.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

SU1crDE.-Frederick Geckie, young
man employed on the farm of John Dicks
in West Township. committed suicide OF
Sunday last by hanging himself IN the
barn. We learn that no cause is known
for the commission of this awful deed
He had served three years in the army
and had been in this county but abou,
three weeks previous to his death. The
parents of the unfortunate young man live
in Ohio, and are said to be highly respect,
ed by all who know them. The young
man bore good character, was temperate
in al things, and was yer known to use
Proiane language.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

TIE Fenans are causing intense excite
ment at ST. Andrews n y. Volunteers
are focking from all quarters. while her
Majes.ys steamship is lying in port. The
Lieutenant Governor a. last accounts was
expected to arrive from Fredericton where
he would meet one regiment Of regulars
two companies Of artillery, and company
of engineers. Business is almost entirely
suspended.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

The fcrebearance Of our neighbor with
President johnson seems to be completely
exhausted. He has finally concluded to
commit himself fully to the support of the
radicals in Congress, and taking his cue
from the Tribunes, last week openly
charged the Presiden. with treason. The
time was when our neighbor thought the
President was the government, and to
speak Unexpectedly of that high func.
.ionary was the essence OF disloyalty.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

Many Of cur citizens are setting out
rpap,e trees in front of their lots this spring.
Farmers coming &c town should be careful
hereafter aud not make hitching posts of
trees which have been planted by the citi>
zens for an ornament to the town. Many
trees were killed in this way last spring,
and the practice should not be renewed.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19
Corporation Election Notice.

~ Office is hereby given that on Monday,
| y the 9Th day of May, 1866, a Corporation
Election will be held at the Court House in
Plymouth, Indiana, for the purpose Of electing
FIVE Trustees, one Clerk, one Treasurer. one
Marshal and Collector, and one Assessor for The
corporate town OF Plymoutb, TO serve for one
year. until their successors shall be elected
and qualified.
Given under my hand and the seal of said Cor
poration
n33-3wl A. c. CAPRON, Clerk.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

New GOODS; AND GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRIcEs, AT J. NJ. DALE & Co.'S
They are in receipt Of a very large stock
of Spring & Sumner Goods. Good Prints
at l5c; good Delaines and Lawns at Zoe,
and all other Goods in proportion. They
also have for sale large stock of Ready
made Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Hats &
Caps, and Carpets at reduced prices Don't
fail to call and examine their Goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. No pains will
be spared and no charges made for showing
goods. Remember the place, Cleaveland' S
Old Stand, on La Porte street, one door
west of Reeves Office
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

Mr.. A. Reisecker has jus. received his
spring aud summer Cassimercs, Festings,
&C., and he is prepared to make them up
after the latest style. Read his ADVERTISE
msnt ID another column.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

We called at the Videue Office while in
Valparaiso last Thursday evening. The
junior proprietor, Mr.. Pomeroy, who, BY
the way, i. social fellow, informed us
that business was lively in that place, aud
that the Videte was in a thriving con.
dition. Mr.. Quincy, the editor, was not in
his sanctum when We called.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

There have been number Of Fenian
meetings held il this place Of late, but as
the proceedings have not been furnished us,
We are unable to say what they have ac>
conplishcd.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

l. it Lot time some preparations were
being made by the democrats for the cor
p,ration election which takss place gu tho
7th Of May? The abolitionists are casting
about for candidates, bu, as they only PIT
iheu up with tie understanding tha. they
arc to be slaughtered, they will find few
!nsn vino are willing to be thus sacrificed.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

There will be services at the EvangeL
zeal Lutheran Church next Sunday at
10. o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock P. NJ, Rev.
e. Werner officiating.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

ALL who are in want of Boots or Shoes
had better call at PAUL's Boot and Shoe
Store, in the south room of. L. Westcrvelt's
Building, where they can buy better article
for less money than they can buy any where
else in Plymouth n2Otf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

Rice 4 Bro of the Cheap Cash Store,
hare removed their stock of goods to Ar
COS where they wiz continue to sell as
cheap, or even cheaper than ever.