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Smyrna times., 1867-02-13
The Idiot Boy with some Coeitations
thereon.

1t had pleased God to form poor Ned
:, A thing of idiot mind.
let to the poor unreas ming bov
"od had not been unkind.
Old Sarah loved her helpless child
nom heIpesSne>S made dear
AM HE was everything to him
" no knew no hope nor teaI.
nc knew his wants-she understood
:, Each half artic late call.
Fot ne was everything to her,
And She to him was all
AGd SO for many a year they lived
:, Nor knew wish beside.
But age at length ON Sarah CANA
And She fell sick and died
lie ,tre4 IN vain To wakcn her,
~, lie called her . cr and DER.
IIl%y tod hlm She was dead the word.
Ic hlm no import bore.
They closed her eve, and ,hr,,l.jLo-
mist he stood won ring Is.
-AII "Hgh they bore her to the grave,
lie followed silently.
They laid her in the narrow bou,c
And sung the funeral ,t..yr.
All ~ %hth the mourntul train dispersed
Ht Ioltercd BY the grave.
The rabbe boys that used to irer
W Nhcnc er they saw poor Ned.
N"" ,t""t and watched him at the grave
Ahd not word wIs ,uid
hey came and went, and came again,
And night AT last drew ON.
! 1t still he fingered az rim. ,L,
I'M every one had gone
And when he found himself alone.
lie quick removed the cIay,
AMI Raised the ,tiin IN hi, arms
AND bore It >wlit away
Straight went h" to his mother cot
Aud laid it on the floor.
And with the rag"rnc,, Of iov
lie barred the cottage door
A. once he placed hi, mother ; eorn.e
prlght wltbin her chair.
AnI then h. hrapri the hearth and blew
The hlndIlug fire with care.
She now was in her wpnted chair.
1t Vas her woutei place.
Ana hrl9ht the ire did blaze and flash
Kettrctcd from her face.
Then bending down he d feel her hand,
Anon tier face hchold
W by, mother, do You look 50 pale
And why are YOU 50 cod?
And when the neighbor- on next morn
Had forced the cottage door,
Ori sarah corpse va, IN the chair.
Aud NcI w4> On the floor
1t had pleased Gnd from this poor boy
His only friend to call
Ct God wa not unkinl to him,
For death restored him all.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13
Nauaynnk Pa. Feb l>t. e.
Progrr>, Of Tue ruDmc I,dyer.

~ q general rule, We say very little ahon,
the success OF this journal What II i an !
" hat It accVmpliahc> in the wav of furni. .L;n,,
the people with good and reliable nn,n,i -
newspaper are things thar are visible ~ tL,.
pGbhc ever! day; and We usually leave them r.
tell their own story. There are occasion. h,,u,.
ever when It Is not only cXru>ablr hut rr,,,,..r
'i journal llAc tins u speak Of its own >ur-
cess. W" Therefore lay before. the nrEli,. !,
brrt form ~ possible. A lev ;t,w. ,t' ~ ,,r y,
PROGRESS iuriIts the lat year. Its well known
thal tb' dhly "dItlou Of the Public Ledger has
ava! been vastly IN advance Of that Of any
''(!"F l hlti'iPlid ncWSidpcr Starting with
tH'> point, w. may say there has been no d,y
III ~" last twenty hvr mouths when there Ls.
n"' t"cn considerable iu-l.a~, t., thar .Ii,inr,
pdun- liz yoar l>tp the aysrrglfc iI,,r..,,,. i,
our edttr"n va, 800 copies CONSIDERING th,.
very hea'y clrculatl0n to which thi, was added
'1at addltiOn was very large. for the paper wa,
already taken III about tLc out Of ,y,rv .iv
dwellings IN the city OF Phadclphia Bnf
large a. the Increase WAS during the wear IS66
that Increase promises to be multiplird fnur ar
hFe I"ld during the year that We have lust en-.
ttrrd Tor our carriers li~t> from m, l>t nf
January 10 the +th II February. I~G7. alrraJl
no" an Increase Ui 1880 copies. coyeriu, a rr-
iIri "f only thlrt! secular day. Til, shows
progress at the rate Df nearly ,ixty-h a dly
anu about 1000 Il Year. There is no room f;,r
4Puut that the daily circulation of the Publi,
Ledger now i greater than that of any other
daIy newspaper IN the ni,cI States. with but
one 'H'' P'I"h and at the present rate Of pro
gr"N-, t il doHhttui whether We will have ,v,,
that exception for any considerable prrinj
l. he i"rcg'Ing are the sort Of fact, thar ,ou
with the advertising public anditis, thrrrf1rr
not surprising that the last year rcccint. ,1,n
up ~ such ilgure, a. those contained in thn
following exhibit from the official record. ~
the Internal Revenue Office ''4' VI
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13
SJI | .3IQ u

'''' FJl .DtF ~
These figures show the nett cash receipts for
advertising in the Ledger during the year 1896.
and they are larger than those of any other
daily paper n the Cuited States with but one
exception. 10 make room for this amount Of
adF'rt!>lh@ and yet to continue to furnish the
subscribers to the Ledger with all the news of
! interest III our own and foreign countries, we
have been obliged to make such enlargement
ol the paper and such additions to our rxp,.n-
aeH as were warranted by the receipts. Insucb
a case receipts and expenditures 20 hand in
hand. Not only is the Ledger paper having
the largest circulation but one in this country
but, considering the enormous edition it prints
every day, 1t Is at this time the cheapest medi
um OF advertising furnished by any paper in
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

pom IN the hands of our cnemies7 Individual
aPoTtacleS were to be teared-a Judas desert
eu the beSt OF causes under the best Of leader
shlI'S' put that did not endangcr the cause
itSef. The drunkard might have returned to
ms cups, but that would only have been an
event to be lamented, and which could have
oeeh answered hy an appeal to hundreds who
never dl>hOnored their profession. But when
an army Is routed, it is because the object is
unworthy the sacrifice, its leaders are incom-
petGnt or talthleSs, the rank and file are COW
aruIy' or the contest Is too unequal to Justify
the struggle. TO which of these are We t0
trace your flight before the exuItant foe? Raj
~ my friends, rally to the standard. and hear
II proudly for the future. But who Shall IL,
II :, I-Tt 'he hr,t man, or woman. whose eve
InaIi giance at these lines do as Mrs Barhar.
! ii'ck dd when she found Embury a,lrrI, ~
MS post and the world pcri>hing around him
NINf up your nearest nrighUor and set him
q; "oIA; for the honor of great Christian
ne 'ouhty aims house for the prevention nf
i'l"rE and crime, for the peace Of >orirtv tnr
your""n souls Sake--hl to the Rescue It'is NOR
l"" !'tc. But delays are dangerous. The enc
n'H j III III" hti DONG his work boldly. and
u'duS Who desire the honor of being REGARDED
~, ~ temperance lnrn are giving him secret aid
nv! are say ing 1t Is lust as we pXpecttd-thry
uttered utter the prediction and art now helping to
MIN 1t. But remember. that this cause is Of
'HH ana must and will prevail Take TO YOUR
''MeS the honor ot helping ii forward. lfthr
>'IIIh ptlhclpIc OF making the Division Lco.
:" ""'" society Is essential t. continued life A.
-hrre + no sin certainly in helping one anorI
r with pecuniAry aid III the hour of atiIrti6m
ami personal attention in the hour of ,icknn,.
hen rrQrEanlze on that principle But hv aI /,
means d" not >Iunbcr while there is 50 yi";.
am Toe IN the held. close in the words If
hng OF Judah TO the judges: Deal cour.
iSrousIy, and thc Lord shall be with good.
=, {. Cooke.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

Tie DIRECT TAX.-The United States Inter
nal Revenue officers in this State are now en-
gagged IN making valuation of real estate, for
the purpose of assessing the direct tax levied
by Congress in 1861. All the other States not
in rebellion assumed and paid their quota of
this tax out Of their treasures, but in Delaware
the Legislature has declined to negotiate the
matter with the General Government, and per
emptory orders were issued from the Treasury
Department, some months ago, to proceed
with the assessment. The amount due from
the State is $74 33, Of which New Castle
county will probably pay the greater part. -
Some years ago. when the balance in the Uni
ted States Treasury was distributed among the
States, the share received by Delaware was
equally divided among the three countie, $ New
Castle getting no more than Kent or Sussex
The valuation will probably be higher than
The assessment for county purposes After the
Whole valuation is made the rate per cent of
Ors.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

me senate bill to regulate the tenure of Of
The question being on recon.iderinr the vote
by which the amendment Of Mr., Williams wa,
rejected the day before, the vote was reconsid-
ered ana the amendment adopted by Yeas 81.
nays %, This amendment makes the remov.
al Of Cabinet officers subject 70 the consent of
NE Me- senate aG The bill was passed by Yeas III.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

-, Iowa has newspaper entirely in red ink
The editor is determined to have his produe-
ton reuQ
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

A Chicag" young lady has Just run away
with circus actor She had yaulting ambi-
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

A gent who took mug Of ale at a friends
invitation, oOmplsined OF being maltrestsd.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

brigham Young, they say, buries his wives
S..nons VII aS ceremony. Does he marry them with
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

lfyou give good advice, it will be forgotten
II you give bad, it never will be. Moral-mind
your uWn business
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

The end of the world, according to the pro
PhetS will be visible IN Bangor Ne. about
Easter
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

JAY Cooke, the banker, has recently been
buying some magnificent paintings for hi,
grand residence, now nearly completed, at
Cheltenham, near Philadelphia. A picture by
NebliC, After the Battle cost him $4,000.
The man who held ticket S,6Ol in the Cros-
BY lottery, and who, according TO the CONNER
cial Bulletin, drew "a long BREATH was Os-
saan Z Dodge, ths musician,
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

At the moment Of the destruction Of Pom.
peii by an eruption of Mount Vcsuviuy. a ID
Seventy Nine, theatrical representation wa.
being given in the Amphithcatre. A sprcnl,-
tor named Longini t1king advantage of thar
historical "reminiscences, has constructed a new
theatre on the ruins, the opening of which he
announces IN the following terms: .'A,trr ;,
lapse OF eighteen hundred years the theatre oi
the city will be reopcncd with 'Ln Flrlia de-,
Rcggimento. | solicit from the nobility ,nj
gentry continuance Of the iavors constantly
bestowed on NY predecessor Marquis Onntu,
lartaruS, and beg to assure them that | shall
make effort to equal the rare qualities he di,
played during his management N''
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

There is ferry boat on the Hudson river
hat carrie, sheep and hogs, III what is termed
the "gcntleu;an's CABIN
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

CROSBY has made hundreds of persons C,os,
BY not haaping an opera onto thau '''''
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

An Indian pony in rrxA, may be bought for
a quart Of "hl>Ary. Indian puulc, mus he
bic - IN iuNas, cr whj>kcy yrry scarce
\ Pittshurg editor has been elected TO the
Board of Aldermen. Won Ter what crime ne
committed To be treated thu~ly?
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

oNfNNA DEL" WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON FEBRUARY l3 1s67
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

a person asked Mr. Patrick Mcguire if he
knew Mr.. Tim Duffy Know him said Pat,
" why. he's very near relation of mine. lie
once proposed to marry my sister .'
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

y Western editor, while taking snooze af
ter dark, travelling in railway carriage. had
hl> pocket picked The thicf next day for,
waricd the wallet hr express to the cIitor's
oilrc, with the following note:
! ou ml>rrahlc skunk. here's Your pocket.
book. don keep sch For a man to .,o
round dressed as well a YOU was. with pork
ct with nothing in 1t hut lot Of moo, laprr
scraps, an IVORY tuth comb. too noo> paprr
stamps and pass from railroad DIRECTOR is
a a c'ntemru"Ic Imp">ltion on the pubick As
hear yer an editor, | returns yer uash-I
never robo amy body but gentlemen"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-17
"a II :" "A H u.

$500 90 viii be paid If, upon analysis of Dr. IrcKEII.s
VEGErai,i.E AGUB CUiE. il j. found 10 contain any
QUININE, ARSENIC, STRYCIININE or POISON, or
any Ingredient but what is PURELY ' VEGETABLE, AZ
It's name indicates
Dr.. LECkELLS VEGETABLE iGUE CURE docs
not break down the system in part 10 remove the
disease in another 1t has stood the and perform
.d when al other remedies had failed IT CURES
INSTANTLY and in 10 instance will the person have
than Chill after the first dose. and in the
jority Of not that Ii accomplishcs its work
by DESTROYING THE CAUSE of the disease II
contains uininc. Arsenic, mineral. Poison
Call for Dr. IIECkELLS VEGETABLE AGUE
CURE and take other Do not be imposed upon by
having your Druggist or tradesman tell You he has
something else equally good. For sale by Druggists
and dealers generally.
PERSTiI%G & BROWN.
Agents for Plymouth, Ind
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-17
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOE ar.
gained by HEN BOLTS ExrEAcr BucHu.


This great medicine cured ID. !. IL. ScnNoK the
Proprietor, OF Pulmonary Consumption when Il had As
| sumed its most formidable aspect and when speedy
death appeared Z he inevitable His physicians pr,1-
nOuccd his case cnraDle when he commenced the neg
of this simple but powerful remedy His health was
restored in very short time. and the dis
has been apprchended for all the symptoms quick
y disappeared and his present weight is more than two
hundred pounds.
Since his very he has devoted his attention ex-
clusyey To the of Consumption and the diseases
which usually complicated win IT, and the cures Eff
fected by his medicines have been very numerous nd
truly wonderful. DR. ScHEECK makes professional
its To several of the larger cities weekly where he Ia
large of patients and IL il truly astonishing
their carriages. AMI in few months healthy robust
persons. Dr. SClIESCK'S PJLMONIC SYRUP. SEA
WEED TONIC, and MANDRAKE FILLS arc cen rally
all required ln curing Consumption. Full directions
accompany each, 80 that any take them ithOut
seeing In soEErK, but when it Is convenient II is best
to see him lie ives advice free, but for thorough
examination with his Resprometer. his fee is three dol
lars.
Please observe when purchasing, that the two like
nesfS Of the Doctor-olla wheu 10 the last stages o
Consumption. and the other "a he Is, In perfect
health-,are the Government stamp
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers Price $50 pei
bottle s. e liz Ell deer. sttps fvice sho
always be directed m DR. Schenck's Princpad Oefce Nc
Ia North 9Th Street, Philadelphia, Pa
! General Whoesals Agents: Denas Ea-nes & Co.
~ IS. II. IIance, Baltimore. Nd: John d. Park
Cincinnati Ohio; Walker & Taylor. Chicago H.; Col
LIS Bros, St Louis. NO. sd w. ca NO. fyr,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-17

To lee turned out of home, improved by
years Of labor would be 9 great hardship,
county at all times subject TO this misfortune.
y very large number of titles to land in
this County are perfectly worthless as they
stand; but many of them can be corrected
and perfected at slight expense. Do you.
know reader, that the title to your land is
good? You may find too late tat it is not
BY calling at our Abstract Office you can
satisfy beyond doubt.
COEBIN & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Abstract Office over the Bank
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-17
SnCrfEs safe.

BY virtue Of 9 commission ard order OF rale is
sued by the Clerk OF the Marshall Con- mon Pleas
Court. will offer for sale 10 the highest bidder.
Mt rao: auction AZ the door OF the Court Hocse.
IL Plymouth Marshal, sbuau, Indiana, en-
SatsWdoy. Ortoter 10, leeT.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4. m and 4 O.
cock D nj. of SAID day the and profits for n
term Ilst exc eedng seven wears of the following
described real estate situated in Marshall Coun-
ty, Indiana
iot number one hundred and seven 400 in
Thayer's second ad'icn 90 the town of Bourbon,
Mar>hal County. Indiana.
And in case the rents ana profits fail 10 sell for
a sun sufficient 10 pay the amount demanded by
said commission and order OF sale, will At the
same time, and place aud in like rAaHrcr Offer CT
sale to the highest bidder. at public auction. the
fee SNIP the entire right title interest AID
estate of Nancy ]. Gum and Charles F. G. uhs in
and to the above described real estate to. satisfy
: aid writ in favor OF Long Shore. Hamilton NJ.
Stalev, and Charles W. Giictt, under the firm
name OF Shores. Sraley & Co. and gaiusl Nan.
cv J Gum and Charles L. Gum,
DAVID HOW, Sheriff NJ. c.
4w3 nj SS g
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-17

III another column will be found the pro
ceedings of meeting of citizens, held at the
Parker House on Tuesday eyening, to take
action on the question of an early completion
of the railroad leading from Plymouth to
Rochester. If our citizens take hold of the
matter. and give that aid to the company
which IS due to their efforts, the road will
be completed at once. We hope the desired
aid will be forthcoming
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-17
$sErCPsy .VOflCp.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned. Conn.
y ~ Surveyor OF Marshall county, Indiana. will n,
tho request at Isaac Lee e. Bro the e3d and oit,
days OF october proceed To survey and subdIvide
the following lands In Marshall county: Sections %
and % T. 81 NJ r. 3, T.. and establish the corners o
the lands belonging 10 sad Isaac Lee q BRO i'm said
sections; said survey will be Continued from day n
day, II necessary. TIL completed
Non-rcsident owners If lands in said sections ,r .
t<l to meet me nj the time aforementioned and d.
fray or provide for defravng their portion OF the
Auditor as deluduCnt and such deliuouence. nIaced
on the ta1 duricats for collection according 70 lave
n5tll J. y kLINGFR Survcvor
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-17

\ STIMULATING ToN;C-LlFE BITTERs.-
Good health is a blessing. The way to enjoy
such il to take wine glass fall OF SrRlCK-
LANDS LIFE BITTi.Ts two or three times q
day They create good appetite they
strengthen the stomach they cure habitusl
constipation, Nervousness and Headache
they make the old feel Young. Ii you wish
long life and good health, use Strickland
Lille Filters For sale in bottles by druggist
and by tie drink at al saloons and grocer
les v12n27-fv
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-17

,Saur 'qy, Aoy,a,J-r en-, 1867,
between the hours OF 70 o'clock / u. aud o'clock p VI
of said day the and profits for no; exceed
ing years OF the following described real estat5.
situated in Marshall county. Indiana. to-wit
Lot No. two ~ in the town OF Argos originally call
ed Fremont, IN Marshall county. Indiana.
And in lie rents and profits tail 10 sell COY n eun
Sufficient To- pay the amount demanded bv said commits
sion and order % sac VIII at the time and place
anI IN like offer for sale 20 tie highest bidder
public auction the fee simple the entire right title
interest and estate of Ge0sc Eeam in ana 10 the above
described real estate to satisfy said writ in favor al
Lewis b. Bogss and Joel L. Bo.gs and against George
Rean. Said sale 10 be made without regard 10 ppraise
ment laws.
n6-3apf$S - DAVID HOW, Sheriff NJ c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-17

LEcTUREs.-Prof. Laird, OF Westville, Ind
W i'll deliver Lecture at the Seminary build.
ing, Thursday evening Oct. l., subject, Our
work before us, or our common schools
Also at the same place, on Friday ev ening,
byRev VIM. Lusk, jr., subject, The tie aching
Of morals in our common schools. y gener-
al invitation is extended TO ALL
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-17

.N'OTICE TO = EaE .F.NFD

Notice is hcrebs given that The undersigned.
Guardian of Olive | Emery. AIb,it J Fmer,.
Anna VI Emery, mino,s. viii sell at puol,c nuc>
ton at the door of the Court iiouse. in Pl,u-
outh. on Friday, the 18th dav OF October 1867,
the undivided twolhi~is part OF tho West half OF
the Stnth-west quarter OF section tliriv-six. 1861
in township ihirty-tlrce 49, nortfof range three.
81 each containing eighty acres more or less Sit
uate in Marsha county. Indiana.
TERMS OF SALE,
Onc-third c,sh, one-t third in nine months. ss4
he remaining orc third IA eighteen months from
The day OF slle, taking the Purchasers notes with
good Tree hold security, waving valuation ans -.
pr Use ',cnt laws. or mortgage On said 2remises
Sale between the hours of l0A NJ. ana :P.
The widows interest iir said lands uia De sulS
at the savI lime and on rhe same ,errns.
3w2 PHEBs EMERY Guards,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-17
DIR, MIiEKER

has been long and favoraby known an Operative
Surgeon in the West lie hes been resident of Ia
Porte Inl ana for rhrtvtwo years: has taught Anat
omy and Surgery for fifteen winters in medical col
lges Of The West and has given particular attention TO
the study treatment and operations in surgical
He was surgeon of T. :. V in the late for four
years and has had large and extensive practice and
experience in his profession He will pay particular
attention 10 patients who NAV desire opportunity OF
ayaiing themselves OF his skill and experience in the
art OF surgery He has practced lis profession in the
West for 11irt years. aud is well acquainted With
all diseases incident to the Western States. They will
examine and prescribe for Chronic Diseases particu
larly Throat and Lung diseases.
nJyy2
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-17
,Satur7ov. Nouem6sr Q. 1867,

,Saturdoy, Novem5er Q. 1867,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock AN and O'Clock PM
of said dav the and profits for Il not exceed
ing years OF the following escribed real estate
situated in Marshall county. Indiana. tOwit
The north quarter of the northwest quarter OF
section number (lS) eighteen in Township thirtytree
}) north of % east OF the second princiDa
meridian in the districts OF land subject 10 entry in La
porte. Indiana. containing rs l0l0J in Mars AL
, county. Indiana
And in and profits fail to sell for sun
sufficient O pay the amount demanded by said commits
sion aud order Of sale WILL nj the time and place
in like manner offer sale the highest bidder
public auction the fee simple the entire right title
interest and estate OF Philip Ely and Mary Ely ia anC
the above described real estate to- satisfy said writ il
favor OF Charles West. and against Phillip Ely and Ma
~ Ely said sale TO be made without regard dppraise
/ mcnt laws.
h1-3wpfSf2 % DAVID HOW, Sheriff NJ. G..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-17
.Suturday. .NorCn.J r. 9. 1867.

4.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock r
OF said day the rents and profits for term not exceed
ing seven Of the oluvn described real estate
situated in Marshall county, Indiana. to-wit:
lie northeast quarter OF the southeast quarter OF
section number nineteen (9 in township number tbir.
~ four go north OF range number two (2l east con.
tanning forty acres less. situated in Marshall
county. Indiana.
suf1clcnt TO pay the amount demanded Nv said com
mission and order Of sale, will at the same time nd
place andin like manner. offer for sale 10 the hiche,
bidder at pubic auction the fee simple or the entirr
right. title. interest and estate Of William CARRIER and
sarah T. CARRIER in and the above described real s
tate to satisfy said writ in favor Of Joseph Bur and
against William CARRIER and Sarah L. CARRIER Said
sale TO be made Without regard 10 apprasement laws
n13wpfsl 10 % DAVID How Sb<yjT " r.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-17
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The Stark County Teacher Institute will cor
vere at Knox on the ith day of November, and
continue in session nine days. al persons dcsr-
ing to teach are earnestly requested TO be pres
en-. a decided preference will he given to such
IL is also desirable that Trustees. Directors, Pa
rents and all interested in the schools will be
present to witness the cx ercISes.
Hon. G. w. IIoSS, Superintendent OF Public
Instruction, will be present
SAMUEL JACOBS,
n6-3w School Examiner