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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24

The DEMOCRAT is firmly established on
solid foundation, and the proprietor will
spare no pains TO make it worthy the sup
port of the Democracy of Marshall county.
lie asks the cooperation of all Democrats
in aiding II extend its circulation. and
hopes the interests OF the party viii not lie
further ieapardizod by the apathy Of men
who might, with " little effort, double
the circulation oi their county organ.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24
y New York correspondent says:


Some of the down town dry goods hous-
IS who employ great many clerks have
hit upon new idea. They have rented Il
number Of houses ON Hudson street. in the
vicinity Of St. Johns Park to board them,
with view to the mutual advantage OF
EN-, loycr and employed. The clerks, by
this means, will be enabled to live in a lc-
spectacle house, provided with the com
forts of home, at one third the cost OF
the ordinary boarding houses, while the
employer will have them more Immediately
under surveillance when off duty. They
wall then know who Of them spend then
leisure hours in gambling houses and 9th
err disreputable places. In that way they
can ascertain whom to trust and whom I,
discharge.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24
BLISS UNDER A SHAWL The Mad

Bliss UNDER A SHAWL The Madi-
son (Ind.) Courier says that darcc in
that ely The other night, two youths b' :
came struck" with the same girl She,
not Wishing to show a specai favor 10
either, declined dancing aad seated her,
>eifin the back part OF the room. Eeiu@
chilly. the fair maiden wore large shawl
One oi hex admirers concluded to Sip hi>
hand under the shawl, aud try what effect
squecz;p NJ her hand would have With
nervous rrcpiiatiun he made the attack
aud succeeded lie was blis>ful He
squeezed aud she squeezed. lie felt elo-
rlous, too. After quite jnyful time
spent in this way. the Lady threw back her
shawl, an revealed TO little crowd stand
ing near, the two youths squeezing one
anothcr's hInis most lovingly. 1t don't
do to say squeeze to either OF Them
since
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24
TO COSNEyyprlvCS

The advertiser. having boon restored to health In
oy aslnps remedy. after having suffered
several years with severe lang Affection and that dread
disease consumption ia anxious make known 10 his
Fellow sufferers the means OF cnrc
10 all who he i'll spd conv Of tho MO ,rri
ton ud lec OF charged with directions Cor prrpar-
ing ana Using the same, which they viii find cure
lot "S,.b", iNGt7" to'spa~, T. Lts. and all Throat
and LING affections The only object of ~ advertiser
IN sending the prescription is 20 benefit cted and
ePSau Information which he conceire- .valua ble
ana ne hoped every sufferer viii Try his A. .dy ~ il
VIII cost them nothing and may prove b ,sinr Par
wishing the prescription. free, by return ma i'll
please address Rev EDN AI,I, 4 WIrSOV
35yl WILLIAMSBURG. Kinrs Co Ny
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24
E29sEssiIs% ssE YslEi'Ers.

gentleman who suffered for years from nervou. q,
biiy, premature decay. AID the effects OF youthful in.
diseTction w for tie sake OF suffering humanity send
free TO all tho cd the recip. and directions o.
making the simple rmedy by which lie WAS cured
sufferers wishing TO profit by the advertiser experience
do 40. by Addressing in cnpfd .nce JOHN h. Ot.
DEN IL Cedar ST. New York 3Gy'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24

TO sa;:.s .EdcncI.'.

The plaintiff in the abo-c entitled cauer BIZ La 81
tofne!, ~ e C.pon lar .ils q with lia complaint
asitt the uetedaris. a by the aii d. IL
on comp tt! )srsol. In tn del 0ai IL krdr, j.
Cil,y and George ". Campbell. ar. nun-rs l. iita al
Inc STATE o. Indiana. tiny therefor, hrv y, notified
et Il I'd &c, o. said com, liant aeainst III m ard
Gilrss ihey appear. answer drmGr thereto u TIE
calling OF said cause the - Il. day OF OCT o,.r 1857
at 10 O'Clock q. IN. my dice IN Center TOWNSHIP
Mar ait county nGian; Lid complaint nd III. maj.
trrs ana things fh"rein conIair viii be Le;l I'D de.
terinins d i'll Their absence
not JOHN g. OSBORNE D. p rSE11
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24
e ID 81 Miles tho sBORTEST ROUTE.
All trains rannias directly through 10 Eew York
10 MILES WITHOUT CHANGE OF COACHES.

From and after Aug s6h 1867. trains viii leave in
in come tim with al western lines az ;ol.ows:
F'0K DOfEfFK W. 9ALALlNCf-By New lori,
time from Union pots:
80 4. y Ut5L EYP,rT'Sr. From DunkirS, Csa,favs
exc ptcd Stops ii Salamanca. 10 o. -. NJ AID
CONNECTS II iiornellssi lille ard Corning v III :. n
100 :. 81.
2.s5 T. = LrGE7NYs-c Exr- r,s>. from sala-nsnce.
tFundays excepted stops At Tornellsvil'e 525 2
(supperl intersecting with the 30 train -oH Bpgao
AID arrives in New York AZ 60 i. N
As = r. NV YO2E NlGFFT ETPPrrv~, from rn,.
kirk. (Sundl~s excepted stops 81 Salamanca Gs5 p
!ev Yorz a, 2 20 ~ coal:stia. With nfteraoo n
trains and STEAMERS Tor Boston and New England cit
is.
90 2 ~ CINfJrCrrAT II Ky IS. 'ro7n Dln.ir,,.
Sundays exceptcdl stops NJ Salamanca ll.57 p n
aud connects al iIornryie with the Il % train from
Baf4lo, arriving in New Yor.. 2.25
From 3T-FTIC0-37 New YORK TIM from Demo,
cor Exchange and Michigan Streets:
so 4. ,. WV york DIV EMPRESS fSuria-s
excepted stops at iEornnlisgill 90iA II tbkli su-
and arriv4- in NV York 1910 p N. Connect
Or al Bend with Delaware LaeSaNdrn1 & Western
r,ilroad. and AT Jer-.v city with N ght Evpr-ss
train o. ~ -, ;ilrOI1 toc Plial -p.!ia Eslti-
NOR. ana Washington.
SEQ T. r. 7TP2 *; VtE Il, A~oa and Ho-nolls.
c1an.sfs n F.i n:r Nj, 80 ro MR. i -.
way or liarrisblr Philadelphia, BAt.aJr3. Wash.
layton and points south
=
ed stops At Horne,ls,ie 80 ? NJ tsup ana arrives
in New x 100 VI. connects ~ J-rsrv CRY with
morning tx tr Tin New Jer.. iaiiro ID Tor
Ell'irlnr' AMI VA 7l.artOn. an! u; New YORK with
morning Express train .or Boston ard New England
G,l0 7. r. .NEIr I70Fh 1T2TT EXP - IT. s.o7s
n Portage So interS,c:ing Horn isrile with
tle us train f;on DInlir1, and arrives n Nec
York at l2.:0 P. n.
1l.2) T. 3, ClTCTNTfTT FYPRFe, (Sprd4rs cz-
c'pfeil sf09s ~ Sus7p .hsnnah 30 a. u: lh;f,l
Turn RS Ito p. NJ. tdilel and arrives in New York
395P. ". connects 81 Firnra with northern Z ftr9l
H. II. Tor HARRISBURG. Philadelphia Ealtimora Waeh-
in ,tol. x points so5l RAT 3 nd with Dea
on md Philidelp'l and al New York with iernoor
trains and steamers Cor Boston and New El.e:.d cit
les.
Cny oro tram aas on sunday l.a,in DufIl.o At Cio
?. ", and reaching New Iod 81 T. P -
E1si01 and : - lglan passengers. with tle:r bag
gage a. transferred Ike Il csa.y in New EorA.
To pleasure trayel,rs 1ln i'm o. To Fre -i,-3- rs-
senis N ny 0j'cts o 1T 2r'st. lc through ~"
beautiful yeli"ys o III Ch@mung snsqa hlrna. Dta
OF natur-s beaut.cs commands ~ eniion
IT, h.st entitled and mast llvH~i0Ts s,enp;rr
coaches ~ TH WJ-.LD accS-n pAny I'll mig; ::A..s
on t.is slilyay.
B.tGCtGE CHECEED 7n?OUGh.
AllEus I.g1yS a. l'o as apy otitrToEs
Ask TOR TICKETS VI, FTIE RAILWAY
Which caa b, oht,i,4i at Al p~incipa Ticket oc.s in
z. ELDnLr,: III. =. 49,.
Genl Supt. Genl Pass at
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24

The mistresses OF two New York roughs
donned male attire and went across the
river to New Jersey to see tie value Of
their respective charms decided by prize
sgtt
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24

Rev. Mr.. -. OF Lawrence, lass, Is
bachelor. Noticing, early il he season
that o-e OF his members, Il rl-rliod lady
was not 1T meeting for several Slbbath>,
lie called to ask the reason. - er reply
was somewhat cvasive, he surmised thar
she had nothing to wear, and said y on
are waiting Tor your spring bonnet, l sup
pose" Weeks passed, and she did not
make her appearance. lie therefore tho'l
he would call again. Approaching he
hou.e, lie saw her string 1T the open win
dow, and bltndly remarked u hav'n
seen yon at church yet has MT that bonnet
Come - Yes. Sir she archly replied
Shall show it to you" "IfyOu please"
answered the wondering par~on Holding
M wee bit OF 4 baby. She said, blashing.
This is the spring bonnet WAS watin4
fer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24
SCENE N CouRT. MAY it please your
honor, desire to move this court for

SCENE ~ Court MAY it please your
honor, desire to move this court for
Opposing counsel.-"If the court please
| object to the counsel moving the court.
lis very well where i. is, in my opin-
ion"
In your opinion l have the most
contemplate opinion of yours
Opposing counsel.--''Very likely, l
never knew an opinion Of yours that was
not contemplate
DO YOU mean to insult mc?'
Opposing counsel.-''I never attempt
Impossiblities.'
Court The counsel will be kind
enough TO wait ill this case is disposed
If before they indulge in such remarks as
these.
The motion was probably not granted
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24

What is the difference between a spend
thrift and pillow One is hard up and
the other - soft $50
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24

"vitals are baked here" is tn. horrible
announcement placarded in the window
Of New York eating house.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24
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;
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24

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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24

From ard after Aug. sftb. 1851 trains III leave IN
i'll come tin with al western lines az :ol.ows:
F-0K DCTEfPK ,VD 9ALALiNC,f-B New Y or,
fiTra from Union a soa,s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27

n Mails AZ the Post Once, wheeling, West
Virginia 5'. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27
DR.. T. j. KISNER.
RCI.RcT1C MRnICINEs

NEW TREATMENT 4 NEW REMEDIES
RR K HAVING SECURED THE gER
II VICES Of an intelligent Gszistant, Ehk
VII attend 70 the prerarttO1 a medE
GEsA putting up pzsGPtsonA &e- WIN ens-
NE him TO RiHE Hone attention 70 oct pa
tents, especially to his many HtendGiu tna
cOun1y. BIS medicines are all pCep4Ied IL
his own once, md Al delivered 70 his pa
uSnts b himself d.. & feA1s Al diBezSez
botn Acute and Chronic with which human
tty = Zmtctsd BE has = large number Of nsE
remedies, which have proved EemaEkabIy
SIeesz5s4ni "a many Of thoSs obstinate ca6es o;
SuppOset 70 be tneur7ble, among which mn
Be Ezmhd: Consumption, 6TufulS- Dis
char9sz from the Ear, OLen4. Enlarged GiAnGG
CanaeEs and Skin DissassA. H6 mode q
heating Liver Diseases, Stomach CoEBpIsiuta
Bronchitis and al dta6aseS Of the ThEos4
and Air RS4zZe2 HypeF1Tophy and an 9th
Spinal A5s4S0ns, and Al disszsss Of tnE Eez
TO1stiy1stsEu- tsaeDloSl By al Ehol4E
iss4a9 ITO BE The Hl01 certain and BQooU1zi
STH DoEn = The medical p1o4sR5o7s d. z
Ds1t q AZ 65aesaes bee1llzr 70 women, Vix
GSax1l GEHtrnat0na, Rztaful 1GenEtr1stion
Es1cRhezy EteE4Ee and 0THSon TuEpoH
rna-AfGrS DtEE1 md al Nervous dt8elsss q
sc Hak2a gpses4fy In The treatment q
Al GhB0uie AEeeinB5 Of the GsnifO Urinary
IniLzkns BlS3AeR, and Son.fE1ent4nn and
IrzAsItng Of ErIns, Urinary Deposits n
GEzgti, D.zbs4ts ard Dtmc1lf UEfnattnz 81.
sSEEte DlssaSss In an their varied IorInE
GDaE7EKnEz, IL CON plie1ttOnB and 6eqUelIR
SpsInzIOrTbES md knnpCt1sy, md al H1I5c.
it1Eas 1Oo8q1e1f up1n yUnEaf1i indiscretiOns
Ata2Eoes4i sttsptlon pad 70 Zoe t1s14E4eni
5areH VzEens GlceB, e; Persons amic1sd
,esLEulzKiy Win oid tTU1ble8oEns easeS
S1ooLd lnsS no time to calf onW addre8D R
6GzsER- GomIpunteAtionG containing e!
gEgEapt1Y EuGtnst! Once FEa8ex4pEi01s and
Es1GzE Ezkn- For ViEits In city, same q
4Gk6EP5TRaefEDE Z t-lf "a
OEes "a Odd Fe!l0Ws' building, q fsW
6s77Es LIZ - 8Sfs5ure House, HonTOe street.
OlsLss b6gsEz7 A. -. " y N, Up. II. tos
p - zsssiJ 2. - tpaP NJ janis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27
OBJ FsEI0Ws,-DTsFEF1Y @slIIT@Bf1iR.:

-oDp FELLOWS DfsFEKf Ar Bf1R:
T1Ssy1LLa-Ihs Odd Fsllptss display
at Martinsville yesterday, was quite a
suseessfll land pleasan8 afEtr Some
800 members were in attendance. The
entire BeHaiE Lodge pretty nearly
all Of the st. ClairsEille Lodge, a Por-
ton OF the Bridgeport and a number
from the Wheeling Lodges were in at
Tendance. Tbsmenbers Of the BelLAir
lodge were accompanied By their wives We,
constituting the Bellair Lodge OF the
daughters OF Rebecca. They were at
tended by the Beliatr Brass banc,s T.
The vfsItors were met at the depot by
.he members Of the AaItinsYille or
BeIppont City Lodge, who took them to
their Houses, and seemed to vie with
each oiherIn giving their gusStsa hos
pltable and generous welcome. Din
erai lodges WAS formed az the lodge
room at o'clock. Hia -
The Daughters of Rebeeca OF Bellail
and MHTtinsviIle formed In separate
procession. The whole procession, at
tended by the BelIAiT and MartinsviIle
Band, then proceeded 70 the Presbyte-
Fian Church, where the Rev, DR.. Sed-
wick delivered an address on the sub
jeet Of0dd Fellowship in general, ex-
planning the object and chaFaetsr oil the
Order, and answering the objections
brought against If on account of lis Sc
crEcy. The address lasted over an hour
and u bali, but WIS slistened to with
undated interest TO the last The
crowd in attendance outside Of mem
bess offhe Order, was very large, The
Church was oiled from end TO end, and
stil II would noE hold al. The yard in
front ofTbe Church, and the street out
sids Of the yard, were tiIled with
people, who could not gain admIltance.
'The windows Of the church were open
ID SO tha{ those outside might hear.
The address of Dr. Sedwick is said, by
those SgbS listened to tito base bean
one OF uncommon merit and fully sus-
tsined his high reputation as a scholar
and orator.
Afper the lecture the procession re-
formed and returDed TO the lodge room,
where the bands diseoursed several
pieces OF excellent music.
The visitors were then taken home 10
tea by the brothers of Belmont City
Lodge. and entertained till the evening
train came along, when they were es-
coTIed to the depot and took their de-
paElure. amid the Rdieux OF their enter
tsiIstFs and Of q large crowd Of other
/ Citizens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27

ACzzLE YouR DeGs.-Ye have been
reminded by "a lboughrtul friend that
Just now Ehsn therer are so
many cases Of hydrophobia In
different cities aad sections on
the country, cor own city is thor
oDghly At the mercy Of hecauine pop
uiation- Within week past several
msd dogs have been killed in Guernsey
county, Ohio, which comes near enough
10 serve "a caution hers. -Of all the
hundreds OF dogs in this city-terriers,
Estes, shepherds, huh dogs, pointers,
hounds and ours generally, OF high and
low degree-Ee doubt IL sim
Eie one i muzfed to-day. II
Is within the range or posaibility
tEat some ofthese dogs may 70 mad, as
they are doing eIse here. 7RSIheF Il
viii be singular II some OF them do
not-inasmuch as hYdrophobIa inst
row seems 10 Be- ePedemic among. The
dogs in various parts Of the country.
How direfilly ealamitous such an
event might be, with the streets EhrnpS-
ed with children, as they are constant
~, especially before aud slter school
hours, any one can see. There oupbt
10 be more security against such cum
ttngeucies. It is better 70 take precs+s-
tons now than to wait I'LL soEnelhing
happens to demonstrRLetheirn eeesZifT9
We don't know just whose business
tits to look aftsr the dogs, aud yfIre
this paragraph with a view OF calling
attention TO the subject and OF eIicitins
information IftheFe is an Ordinance
efthe city requiring dogs 10 be NM.
lied, We suppose somebody Is CHARGED
with It's enforcement, and suggest ID
ought to be snlOnesd vigorously and
al once. Or il Il requires the action OF
the Mayor, we tEust His Honor win
take the matter into serious eonsldara-
ton. In most well regulated cities,
the cur that sticks his nose into the
street without a muZzle. goes at once TO
the glove manufacturers aud sausaRe-
makers: We are not sure but thHt
ought TO be the rule hare, for all the
dogs in the CRY are NOT worth a single
human lffs- z-l5 n ~
n. B-If anybody has a nice little
puppy dog which he would ike 20 ct
lid 81 he can hear of something to his
(the pnPpy'sl advantage by calling 1t
this Office. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27

MATRIMONIAL The matrimonial
market hiss never been IiyeIier IL
whssling than during the past week.
We are told that no less than seventeen
weddings took place in this city lasl
Thursday. Thirty marriage licenses had
been issued from the Recorders of5ee
since the frstof;he month up to ye-iet-
week Talk about hard uLHss- We
should ike = zee = gEeaier exhibition
Of confidence in the future than Is here
presented
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27

SALE OF LL-HoUsE.-The suPerin-
tendent of the Cumberland Road has
sold the remains OF the dollhouse i've
miles East of the city, to Mr.. Lewis
Wharton, for $a55. The house was
burned outhe u OF the present month,
but the brick walls remaining were
considered worth the SUN named
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27
EIETH

Owing 20 this liberal provision, accom-
panied with Extensive Grants of Public
lands. by which the Government foEtera this
great nauOnaI enterprise, is success Is rem
altOEelher independent Of the CONTINGENCIES
which attend ordinary RatIroad enteTpIiseA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27

TIE KASAwHA VALLEY BASK, at
Charleston, has just been chartered by
the Secretary Of Stale. Capital Of So
60 paid in, shares Of slOO each. Corpo-
rators-Wm. Dickinson, d. c. Dickin-
son, John @ Dickinson Levi J. Wood
ward and Samuel Christy. They now
nav. three banks at Charleston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27

ARRtvAL AT THE FRTH STREET HO-
TEL.-Coronor stegall, convicted at the
last term OF tie Kanawhs Circuit Court
OF stealing copper from the salt works,
the property OF Lewis Rudner, and
sentenced TO Is months In the Peniteu-
tiary, was brought up on the steamer
Edinbnrg yesterday and lodged at Mr..
Faris' popular hotel on 9th street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27
PoyERoY SILVER MISSING CoMpASY

PoMERoY SILVER Mining COMPANY.
"A certificate incorporating this Com
pany WAS issued by the Secretary of
State yesterday. 1t proposes to develop
the jackson county silver mines OF
which so much has been said, pro and
con, for year or two past. The capt.
tai oTthe Company is Sl0O, 600 with &c.
DC0 paid in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27
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stomach on bowels instantaneouSly and ena-
be the dyspeptic sufferer. who has lived for
yeas on Graham bread and the plaInest
Diet. to eat hearty meal without EeGroF any
trouble nom n We earnestly ask one trial
nom every sufferer. sold By druggists every
where, AZ 9 per bottle or bottleS for s.
C.G. CLARK CO.. PropTietnEs
New Haven, CODnectie1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27

ALMOST 4 FIEE-TssferJsy userninz
about hslf-psst tiz, ihs rosf II TEomza
HuEbes' clothing hoase, eorIs.D1 Wa
Ter and Monroe streets, took Gre from =
defective stove hae, i . suppos-i, ss5
a hole about yard square WAS b1rrsd
Uut before II Was discovered. Il seems
thai sn unusual quantify nf light eItrs
and sbzTiDgs Esd ben used ~ kibdIe
- hFe, the blaze Of when came clear
DOT Al the top Of the chimney The
roof EseTns to have caught 9Tom an
opening il the fue either fTors the
dnme or the lCdgrnsut OF n spark. Tbs
fire Vas kindled bg the sewing girls
employed up. stairs, and was
discovered and Pat cut by rbe.n
With water carTisd by hand, With
cut any alarm outside being given.
Had the flames gained q Little more
hesdEay before they were discovered,
there would have been fine opening
fOr dests uc4ivs ere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27

1he United States Government provides
merry half the amount Necessary TO build
The entire road, and looks mainly 10 small
percentage ON 1he futnne- tLah1c for repay.