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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-20


,zf "a, Lc...sn about the middle of November,
. ,.,oe Va It~ppears from letter addressed by Mr..
I9oS lck to Mr.. Starbuck, dated September 30th,
! 1865, that sometime Heretofore, Mr.. Starbuck
had written to Mr.. Hedrick and desired him TO
lay his case before the Attorney General of the
United States, and obtain his opinion whether he
was qualified for the appointment
Mr. Hedrick replied by letter of the afore-
mentioned date. So much OF which as relates
to the question presented to the Attorney Gen
eral, is as follows:
1.-THE first letter which you wrote me and in
which you stated that you had been member of
the Convention and had held the office OF CLERK and
Master in Equity, Ito which you were appointed
under the lawful State government Laid before
the Attorney General and these facts were not re-
garded as excluding you from office. In TACT,
what he wanted is men who have been uniformly
Union men throughout, and who have not done
any act in hostility to the United States"
1 am informed by Mr.. Hedrick that at the time
when Mr.. Starbuck was nominated for the office,
Mr. Starbuck was not apprised of the fact.
Mr.. Starbuck became a member of the Conven-
tion about nine months after the Ordinance of
secession. And it appears that he did not take
the oath of office under the act OF July, 1862, till
after obtaining the advice Through his cores
pondenD of the Attorney General of the United
States
1 submit the foregoing as the result of my ex-
animation of the facts in this case and the
Court were pleased to intimate to me that I
! should express my opinion of the course proper
to be pursued after investigation, will add that
whatever Interpretation in law may be put on the
oath of office, of July 2, 1862, am unable to per-
ceive that Mr.. Starbuck was corruptly Influenced
to take it. He resorted for advice upon the ques
ton to the proper fountain and acted in conform
| ity with the opinion given; and were charged
with the prosecution, should not hesitate to let
the matter rest well for the good of the public
as in justice to Mr.. Starbuck. -. s..
Respectfully submitted,
June 18th 1867 B. T. MOORE.
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RESPECTFULLY SuDHICItU, =
June 18th, 1867. B. F. MOORE.

When Mr.. Moore concluded reading his report,
Hon. Samuel F. Phillips rose and said, he felt it
his duty to Mr.. Starbuck to say, that during the
session of the State Convention in October, 1865,
of which Mr.. Starbuck was a member, he heard
Judge Howard in discussion before that body
remark that he had traversed the whole State in
his official capacity as Judge, and Mr.. Moore, of
Wake, and Mr.. Starbuck, Of Forsythe, were the
only men he knew, not within the Federal lines,
who had, during the whole war, uniformly been
consistent Union men.
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Registration has begun in Richmond and
Norfolk.
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treat the insurgents as belligerents, and to
claim from foreign nations the performance
of neutral duties under the penalties known
to international law. The decision recog-
nized, also, the fact of the exercise and
concession of belligerent rights, and affirm
ed, as necessary consequence, the propo-
sition that during the war, all the IN
habitants of the country controlled by the
rebellion, andsall the inhabitants of the coun-
try loyal to the Union were enemies recipro-
cally each of the other. But there is nothing
in that opinion which gives countenance to
the doctrine which counsel endeavor to de-
duce from it; that the insurgent States by
the act of rebellion and by levying war against
the nation became foreign States, and their
inhabitants alien enemies
This proposition being denied, it must re-
suit that in compelling debtors to pay to
receivers, for the support of the rebellion,
debts due to any citizen of the United States,
the insurgent authorities committed illegal
violence, BY which no obligation of debtors
to creditors could be cancelled, or, in any re-
spect, affected.
Nor can the defence in this case derive
more support from the decisions affirming
the validity of contiscations during the wal
for American Independence.
That war began, doubtless, like the recent
civil war, in rebellion. Had it terminated
unsuccessfully, and had English Tribunals
subsequently affirmed the validity of colonial
confscation and sequestration of British pro-
perty and of debts due to British subjects
those decisions would be in point. No stu.
dent of International law or of history needs
to be informed how impossible it is thai
such decisions could have been made.
Had the recent rebellion proved successful
and had the validity of the confscations anG
sequestrations actually enforced by the in
surgent authorities been afterwards cues
l toned in Confederate Courts, it is not i'm
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24
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KNOW THY DESTINY

Nadine T.. + Thhrnton f.r great English As.
trologist. CT tirvovaut iul Psvchern rtrician Who
as astrn.shatl the scientific classes of the Old
" Grid. has now octted herself IT IIu is,n Y. Y
MAZDA fhcrntnn possesses an n nderlul pow
ers OF second si.ht. As II enlhe her To iup,rt
knowledge ofthe gre ltc>t Importance 20 the ngle
or mlrriel % either sex. While IN Il state of
trance she dclinelicS the very features Of the per
son YOU are TO marry and nv the aid of an im>iru-
neut OF intense power, known "A the P>vch ONO.
troDo guarantees To pro luce a life / Ike picture
Of the future husband or wife al the anulie ant,
together with date of marriage, position in life,
leading traits of character. &c This is 10 ham
hug. as thous ,nis of tcstimonills can assrrt.-
She will send when desired certified certificate
or written guarantee that the picture is what It
purports to be. Bv closing small lock of hair
and stating place OF birth. age, dlsaositisp md
COMPLEXION and enclosing 50 cents ani stamped
eta Clone addressed 20 sossSclf. vou viii receive
the picturr and inform it'on , return mil. Al
communications slcredi, c.niieatal A'irs
in c0nienre. Mldtae L. +. liberation, p Q,
BOX 22a. Ifn's~u Y
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scssENCEA's sEAyvEED TONIC

Tbismcdicinc invented bv DIR ]. 4 ScHENcK
OF ph;la,lclnhia is intended TO dissolve the food
and make IL in,o chime, the first process of di
nestion Bv cleansing the stomach with Schcnck :
Mandrake Pills the tonic soon restores The ap-
petitp, and food that coald not be eaten before
usino i, sill be ca ily digestcd.
Consumption cannot he cured Ivy Schenct's
pulmonir syrilp unless the stomach and liver is
mad. healthy aud the appetite restored, hence tn G
mic and M Is are required in nearly every case
Of consumption half dozen bottles Of the SEA
WEED TONIC anil three or four boxes of the
MANDRAKE PILLS VIII cure any ordinary case
ofdvspepsia.
Or. Schenck makes professional visits in CIV
York. Boston and at his principal Office in Phi'a
delpnia every week See daily papers Of each
place or his pamphlet on consumption for his days
for vi-tatior.
Please observe when purchasing, that the two
Iikcnesses Of the Doctor, one when IN the last
stare Of CONSUMPTION. and the other rs he now IL
ina perfect hea lih, are on the Government stump.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price 81 %
per bottle or s. 81 the halt dozen. All letters
for advice sloald be addressed - DIR. Schcnck ;
PRINCIPAL Office, No. ID North 9Th Street, Pm la
delphia Pa
General Wholesale Agcnts--D"mas Barnes X
Co. New York; = s. ilance. Baltimore. Md =.
loln u. Parkc. Cincinnati Ohio Walker ~ Tay-
or, Chicago. HIS. Collins Bros st. Louis, Mo-
ll-7-lst CT mo W
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.-TAEP PRACTIcF.-Iast Saturday after-
noon q couple Of ladies, one OF whom ported
arcnarkahly i;nc stock Of red hair, entered
pac Of or Baroor's shops and asked what The
knight of The curling tongs .ouli char.-e to
carl her hair. Upon receiving al answer,
she again inquired TIC price for changing the
aforesaid red hair 90 some ether color. n rich
brown FOR instance. and receiving an answer
seated herself to undergo the manipulations
soon the rcd disappeared, and She arose with
4 splendid brown in is place hanging in
graceful rinsiots from her pleased caput.-
Stepping TO the door she informed tie opcr-
ator that hC- husaan,. would nc in, in few
minutes. ard pay the bin, and departed,
since which time she hos not been seen or
heard from. and it is nccdlcss TO say the hus
band has not made his appearance 1t is 81 d
that iiotzendoriI came pretty near swearing
when lie discovered the point, AMI counted
the time and cost-two hours and a half Of
tedious toll, and the word Of an unknown
y oman fcr 81. We bet on the red.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

ARRESTED. - The murderer Page. mem
TONED By u last week as having com mi;>
led an atrociouS murder near Valparaiso.
Wal arrested in Chicagp last week AMI
brought back in irons. The excitement
at Valparaiso was 90 great when it became
generally known that he had been secured,
that j; was With difficulty That they could
bc rcsirairei frcm irdic;inc summary
vengeance en- the rrit and the author-
ties not dceming it safe to retain him
there. removed him 70 La Porte on Satur-
day last. Il ever there vas a clsc where
mob laT would be iusiiGajle, this perhaps
is orc. but ve believe that the wiser and
safer course for all. is to let the law take
Its course and abide the result. Mob law
when cnce lnaueurated. seldom stops with
The execution Of its present purpose, and
frequently innocent parties fall victims
to its unn ecessary Demands
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

The u. e. Republican made It's appear
nnoc lassweck after a temporary suspension
The proprietor announces the adoption Of
the cash system, and says he has been
furnished with means to = ahead for a
while. and hopes the outstanding accounts
of the Office will be promptly paid to enable
the paper to 20 on without Interruption =
We think the Republicans Of this county
should bestow more liberal support upon
the faithful guardian Of their cherished
principles
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

Money is growing scareer every day
and as a natural result business Of ali kinds
i, Eore sluggish than heretofore. The
times are gradually becoming harder, and
business men throughout the country are
laboring with zeal and energy to keep
their heads above the waves, with a pros
pect that before many months large
portion oil their number will have to yield
to memorable fate and close up their a.
fsiIe.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

The TAX Upon DoGs.--It has been
decided, By the Supreme Court. that the
law imposing penalty upon the owner or
keeper Of 2 dog is constitutional and that
it is not a. tax for the purpose Of revenue,
but penalty for the purpose of discoura-
ging the keeping Of dogs. and, thereby
securing the protection AMI encouraging
the raising Of sheep This ruling was
made in the eases of Mitchell Is Williams,
and the State Is. Cornwcl, Auditor Of vi.
20 county Ind. TcJald
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

The Pastor OF the Presbyterian Church
Of this place, Rev. J. t. CUAriN, was
united in marriage on Tuesday afternoon
Of las: week 20 Miss MARI AsDERsox.--
a large humber Of friends assembled al
the church to witness the marriage coro-
mony, which was performed b. Rev Norris
of La Porte. Tie young pastor appeared
happy, as did also the blushinS bride, and
as they passed from the church their many
friends no doubt wished them 4 long life
ef marital happiness, and a perpetual
honeymoon.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

The Tifin Tribune rays: Alta recent
Masonic installation IN Tifin, Dr. j. o.
Conner presented to the audience for in.
speciion = Masonic apron of lamb skin,
which was worn by General Washington
The apron has upon its face what is ma
sonically kno@n as the Masters Carpet in
bronze Upon the left hand pillar is part
of the Latin proverb ST lar ct lpr f,uT'
And God said let there be light, and
there was light" On the right hand pill
lar was the Latin inscription "Aude, vide.
trce"-"Hear thou. see thou, but speak
not, and give no token or sign"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

a bill has been introduced in the Leg
islature amending the interest law IN
crcasing the legal rate to ten per cent Per
annum. This we think unnecessary. as
BY the terms Of the present law tic par,
ties are left to their own discretion as 10
the rate, provided the excess over six per
cent be paid in advance. Money is Ike
other things-worth more sometimes than
olhers-and will always command its full
valae regardless Of legal cnactrcnt-, aud
the only use We can see for any law On the
subject, is to govern the courts in sustain
ing interest On overdue obligations, and
fixing rate Of interest On Judgments
Experience, no less than sound principle
teaches that usury laws of penal charac
ter, are " orsc than useless
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as; .cs.;ss,rI2 Notice.

Pursuant TO previous notice, the annual
meeting Of the Marshall county Aericul>
turai Society met at the Court House,
Saturday. Jan 5;h, 1867. at o'cloc', p.
N. Prc idcnt being absent. d. s Conger
was called TO the Chair Il being the
regular auau,i meeting Tor tie election Of
officer, tbs following officers we're unan;-
mousiy elected for the ensuing year:
VIM. ! Hand. President;
Elias jacoby, Vice President;
D :. ConScr. Treasurer;
!. 6 lewis, Secretary.
Ike rcpor, Of D. How. former Trea~ur,
e., vas presented and accepted, with the
th:.aSs of The society for past services.
j. y. HoUGIrov, Sec'y pro TN
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CCr1ors! That's f.ct, il is curious tho

CCHIors That's f.ct, ii is curious thnt
they sell so many goods, being so far out of
the way as they are. "wav down By the river
side" as one man said not long ago-but we
can tell you why they are 80 popular. They
are constantly, daily, offering inducements
toscustomers the popular One Price plan,
and they sell great man. Boots & Shoes too
for the reason that Il ev warrant all their
work and sell good goods, and when any Of
it fails, they pay the damage like men with
out grumbling.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

l have sold out my business to Whit
ncy. Bros & Co., who will carry on the
business at the same stand | lately occu-
pied All who know themselves indebted
to me will please cal! and settle, as need
money at this time and must have it
We h pc no one will neglect this invita-
ton as my business shall be settled now.
+. PAUL.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

Common Pleas Court commences Feb
4th, one week from next Monday; those
having business therein. such rs adminis~
traitors, executors and guardians rs well
as parties to actions pending. will do well
to take notice and govern themselves ac-
sardiuyly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

Our sleighins is threatening seriously to
leave Us. Unable to withstand the effects
Of "Old Sells" sudden appearance in a
sloudless sky. the snow in many places
yesterday afternoon gave every evidence
Of q sudden pilgrimage to parts urknown.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

~-~~-~~-~~~~~0-7~~~
NAc%2T. .--.i 49,. '.acIF-l CT lie.
when b. ..;,l.essing The s.;.s Of nature
We impair<ne workings Of tAt beautiful
mechanical which God made I>sGfcc', ma
ture, Trough her great Electrical Laitcry,
NAH powerful effort TO remove lie IN
peLment which clogs the circulation Of
~ magnetic forces. To assist NaA,re,
ysc tho Electro Magnetic FLUID, nryevAr-
el by the Swain Manufacturing Company,
which is nothing less than Electricity in
LIQUID form. and is undoubtedly the most
wonderful IS well rs most useful chemical
discovery Of this age OF fruitful research.
Il is composed OF the NEST powerful incrc-
dents known 0 chemistry, and when com
biacd by Chs, The only known process. and
applied TO to human form, it supplies tie
deficiency OF magnetic power, needed -
Danish disease.
Palsy Of long standing, Scrofaia, cnl
LpllePtic fts have been cured in a few
minutes, while rheumatism and Neuralgia,
those giant diseases which have for ages
baaled medical skill, and caused untold
suffering, yield n; once TO the healing in
fuenco Of this powerful fluid. 1t is war
rantei to heal the following diseases when
used according TO directions as q ja'bmg
lotion: rheumatism, Neuralgia, Palsy,
Fits, Swolled Joints. Scrotuia. Et;T Limbo,
SplsTs, Deafness, Cancer, White Swelling,
Sal, Rhcum, Sore Eyes, Female Weak
Back, Spinal Affections, ProiapsUs, ard
other Female Diseases.
I;;emember tla; lis use involves no long
tedious, uncertain, and costly experiment,
but It's good effects viii be seen alnos. N
Eaniiy while in no case can it possibly d9
Lsrm.
Send to the propretors for circular c,E-
tainNS certificates from well known iii
zens SITemarkablc cures, effected hy/lhis
medicine after III other romcii5z had
failed % Nsii,ve.
One boiNS Will be sent to 2G PART Of
The United Sts,ees en- receipt = one dollar.
DR.. c. Il. swain e. CO,
Ei.,s-ssrs 10 Ok. Jas MORRILL,, Fropris,arA
81 South Water street, s.sica=o.
c-.l by leading dsuggis;A everywhere Fox s,lo
AFRO for sale BY al DRUGGISTS in Plymouth [v;2ni
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

Mr. John Archibell, OF Lima, Ohio.
sent 10 President johnson Christmas
present of turkey that weighed fifty -fve
pounds. The bird was q gobbler, and
live one AZ that
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

The undersigned, Superintendent OF tn
County Asylum for The Poor. has now in
charre several poor children or whom h Is
authorized 10 procure homes. The children
are from four months 70 sixteen years old.
Proper persons who wish - take one or
more of these children as apprentices, VIII
llcasc call at the ASYLUM near Tyner City.
GEO. ". BOYD, Surt c. a.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

Since the Legislature convened We have
received The II dianapolis Daily Herald
semi-occasianally, and when it does come
q is not until foar or FIVE days after its
publication.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

We have Scholarship in the Oheriin Com
rle9cial College which will be sold cheap 20
any person applying soon. \ Circular and
Catalogue of this popular institution can be
seen at this Office Il.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

The February term Of tie Marshall
Circuit Court Will commence On
Monday the lih r-ox. Parties, Witnesses
aud jurors in said court Will fri it TO
their advantage 70 .e.pcmbcr the tine
The docket for the term Is, We sre inform
81, much larger than usual
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

We are very much in need Of that wood
promised us on subscription sorde time
ago. There Is ample room in enc corner
Of our Office, about s;x set square. for at
least dozen Leads, such as men are gencr-
ally in the habi, q bringing cp subscrif>
ton
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

\ span of horses attached TO sleigh
aud driven by some boys. took irish; on
Ia.t Friday afternoon in the vicinity OF
The Parker House. and ran away, throwing
.hs boys out. aud doing considerable dam>
age TO the sleigh. No other loss Was sus-
sained
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24
r { r NJ S

r II MS
Tuition Tor The Full Course, including Basine.s
Penmanship thine unlmitedl 40 90
fclegraphic Course (Reg., $500
Both combined. AZ IN
l.aoisS conrse Is O.
.1r"ei NourSe III fcnmanShlp, Is on
Discount 10 ilin' .tcr's children and disa.,ca
soferso
To any who have donh's concerning where "a
81 Tor Business T. lacetinn. Ne sav--if van .,,s,
ono Vice. WIN US, aud ind We have deceived ,ou
''en' 'npn'' ask for your tuition lee.
; Id il vii 81 reiun1el w.
u not TAT u send FOX Catalogue and Cireu,.,
re h,on, elsswaers
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So5TAR'
CELEBRATED
BUCkTHORN SALVE

For. Cuts. Burns. Rruises, Wounds. Polls. Cancers
Rroken Preast-. Sore Nipples. Blecding. Blind and
Painful Piles. Scrofulous Putrid and illcoadtoned
Sores Ccer-. Ganduar Swellings Eruptions Cutlnc-
Gus Affections. Eneeworm. Itch. Corns. BIniOIs.
Chilblains, &c: Chappcd Hands, Lips. &C; Bites OF
Sfiders, Insects. Animals. &c. Sc.
- Boxes. p cents. 80 cents. and 81 sizes.
sold by ali Druggists cvcryvheec
- And by Henri r. Cosiar. Dcpo: ~ Roadway,
Aud b.. &. Elain & CO. Plymouth.
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THE DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

ADVERTISING AGESTs.-W. II. SCHRo-
DER 81 Dearborn Street, and Cook. CoBURS
q Co. So Dearborn St. Chicago. His, :. VI.
PETTINGILL, New York City. and GEo. p
RowELL & Co, % Congress ST Boston. Mass,
are authorized to receive advertisements for
the DEMOCRAT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

SUCCESS JpoN MERrT,-If there is an
Instance upon the records Of our country
where as article Of American manufacture
has made its way to universal favor solely
upon its own merits and without extraneouS
ali, it is that OF the Best Chemi a. SAFER
atus. 1t has only to be sold in one place,
and it is demanded in another: and 90 1t
has gouc On increasing in favor until the
products Of the extensive Chemical v orks
Of =. L. DeLaud & Co., at Fairport Ccun-
t.. v Y. are now immense
This article is made only atthcse works
by process known only to the proprietors.
and is hetter tor ali purposes than Soda
Try j..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

DgEss AND MASTAU MAKING Mrs II. 4
Switzerland IS prepared TO execute al kinds
OF ORES, and Mantau making with neataess
and dispatch With 4 large cxpeTieace in
this department, she IS confident OF pleasing
all who may call on her ICONS second door
west OF Pos: Office. n1tG
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

The place where the cheapest and best
clothing can be had, IS at Ike ncT store
81 Marks 4 Enrich, south room IN Corbn
4 Bensons block Everybody these close
times should economic, aad money inves
ted there is money sa7ed. e sure and
give them a cali
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24
Administrators NoeiGe.

Notice is hereby given that the uadcr4yGed has been
appointed administrator Of the % George Reich
lev deceased. late of Marshall county Indiana said
estate is supposed to b. solvent.
nI9-3wI PETER REICIILEY.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

VALUABLE IrDIcISF.-Dr Poand's " hitc Com
noHnd. advertised in columns. succes~fvl at
tempt to combine and apply the medical vr,Us % n
white Pine bark. II has been Thoroughly -s Il y
popit ih tis CITY and vicinity anl ~ p-,n~iio- h4-
testimonials t. is raiu" from persons ven known to
oar ciz,Rs. We recommend trial in all those clsa-
81 IL M 80 - w'ca Il i adapted IL is for SAL hr MI oar
oru-,lsts.--f ft ffiAttAF ~ n.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24

The House of Representatives on Sat
urday voted twenty Ter cent. additional
compensation to government employees
The New York TriJuns says the act il
neither necessary or bountiful it IS simply
ovtrovoo,out
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-01-24
G. @ = IT y II
PREPARATION OF
r.. TFER-SNE, AVA tpiiEf u Gs = IL,

For BENCTIFTlNG THE COMPLEXION.
uscd often in bealtiying the S,n, remove Frccl-
les. Pimpes. Ernptiois, &c.
60 Botilcs. 81.
Sod Wy all Druggists everywhere
- by Henry X, Ia pot a ProadmayE y
AID by g. iain, {, Go. Ily mouth.