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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-07

DI,OOmFIELD &lOTIs, 1Ianufactur-
ID ere Of Piano FoEteg,--W w ARERooMs, SIS Broad
way, Now York. UTa PIANOS are acknowledged to
be equal II not superior in tone, durability and
fhikh td any sold ID Now York az elsewhere. w AR
r. 4NyED yoR sRyk W ARs, Prices less thanl any
ec2o-d&w2m htl Sl29h
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FROM T. w. COLEMAN, ESQ, Jr.,

FROM ]. w. COLEMAN, Esq, Jr',
Latonis iSpriRgs, IRy., for the Cure Of DsGfHess.
Induced by the cure DIR. Lishthi'l had effected in
the case of Captain Miller. Of the Burnes House, and
myself undor his care about week ago, for partial
deafness which had troubled me for the past nine
teen years am pleased to state that through DR..
ing, and that the di.agreeable noises which accom-
panied the deafness are fast disappearing. y = I.
- Tlff-gT I.- m JOHN w, COLEMAN.
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LYONS. PERIODICAL DROPS'!5
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY, FOR
/ -'' IRREGULARITIES. -sn,5


Those Drops are a scientihcaIl ycompOahdsd fluid
prepar alton, and better than any Pills, Powders orr
Nostrums, Being Liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and cer-
tain specific for the cure Of all distractions and sup
pressipns of natures Their pOpularityis indicated
by thefact thatover 100000 bottles are Annually sold
and consumed by the ladies Of tho United States
every one Of whom speak in the strongest torms
praise Of their great merits. They are rapidly TAX
ing the placo Of every other Female Remedy, and
arc considered by all whU) know aught of them asi
the surost. safest and most infpllbe preparation nO
the world, for the Of all female complaints the
removal Of all obstructions Of nature. and tie pro
mOtiOnOf health regularity and strength Expiciep
directions stating whom they may be used and ok2p
Flaming when and Why they should mot. notr
could not be used without producing effects Qontra-
ry to natures chosen laws, will be found carefully
folded around each bottle. with the Written sigma
ture of JOHN L. LToN, without which none are gem
uine,a .satno, oaRlSlI bgs HfpgON 0nt 40
I Prepared by DR.. JOHN j.. LYON, los Chapo,,
street. New Haven, Conn.,, who can be CONSULTED
either persOnallyor bymail Enclosing stamp). con-
cernihg all private diseases and female Weaknesses,
Sold By druggists everywhere, Z. nns9 l.lu9 NJ
1oi l General Agents Tor b. 8. and Ga ansdss. -
isep29-d&Nly. " u .a3alA llAl1 AZ lE4 OnAlyAA
8 IRern0vedI from mis- Ola Oallce. e q
4DRD A.oB. Williams West Broaadsy, hcAg
High street, Columbus ohio. has devoted himssll
ora series Of years Othp tfea mont Of certain pff
yate diseases. Ne mhy hoconsulted at hik olRUt4
Br9saga,y nehE thekkehense btlikp .ontigl III
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-28
Universal Suffrage.

In recent address on tho subject Of uni
yersal suffrage, Henry Ward Beecher says
he would enfranchise every negro, every
Chinaman, every Indian, every woman and
every white man, all citizens, who have at
tanned the age Of twcnty-one years. This
is universal suffrage, according to NJ.
Bcecher's understanding OF the term.
Feeling pretty certain that his party will
give the negro the vote and, caring but
little for the su fFrage OF the Indian and the
Chinaman, Mr.. Beecher deyotes the most
of his recent addess IN argning the
duty Of women suffrage.
\ strong effort is being made oy many
Of the prominent radicals to foist suffrage
upon the women of the land whether they
wiIlornot Mr. Beecher adduces number
arguments 70 show why women
shuold vote. For this he viii be applauded
by the strong minded old maids, and all
the Mrs. Caudles, but the wives, the moth
ers, the true women, viii not thank him
for his pains. They don't want the right
of suffrage and not one out of every thous-
and would exercise it, if it was granted.
MIR. Beecher would confer greater favor
upon the women than suffrage if he would
devote his time and talents in bringing
about restoration of the estranged States,
and cemsnting once more the affection Of
the people of the govornment.-Noc H.
Irgs, 7 efy5g
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-28

seemed TO sleep outside the public house
door, scarcely anybody passed, and no.
body came 10 BE- shaved.
At-c~ the barber had ground the china
ornament to powder, &c again seated him.
self opposite to mc.
"An9 you would really go 10 lie mar.
riod with that beard unshavod ~
"}Fell," said 7, endcayoriug to propitiatc
him: "Wel, don't snow. / think net.
| think | went be married at all, as thc
idea seems disasacoablc 20 you
''Disagrecablc 70 iae ? Quite tie re-
verse" he replied, with wave Of his ra>
zoc. 'It viii afford me tic greatest pleas
ure icr you to be martiod and III 20 to
church with you, and while the ceremony
IS being performed, [ will assist the olFci
atins clergyman by dancing hornpipo
on the top Of the steopla That is-that
IS he WHISPERED in my ear, az yop sur
rtye the sz1rjag F"
But, my good sir" I faltercd, Il can
so without being shaved Better Tor me
70 re married without being shaved, than
TO be shaved without being married"
NiN>'NN - -i--7tttA-. tAlNk l44c :,
quite mistake, assure you. Ncve- vas
there grea,or fallaoy Married With that
beard: Perish the base thought" :"
ThrOwinSs cloth over my shoulders, Re
ut once bogcn lcthcring away with prodig-
io,a rapidly lathe-ing net only my chin,
brt ny checks, my nose, lay ears, my
acst-ils NJ teeth, luy forehead, - the l-ory
roots o. ny hair. Ny oyes alone he AVOID
cd, working around them with as nue..
care as if he were an artist painting del
icate picture.
Under this indiction I saw the carriage
drive up to Julia's door, and presently
drive OF again ii the direction Of the
church whilst through its window [ saw
: iectinG vision Of t9o white wells and a
Thite Wais.coat
Two or three womcn came out Of their
houses to look at the carriage, but other
wise the street remained quiet, the dog
still lag basSinS in the SIN, the horse still
kept Oh gong to sleep outside tie public
bcaso door, se9rcsly anybody passed, ard
nobody came to bc shaved.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-28
Pause ana. Think.

When a few years ago conservative
men protested against assumptions Of IN
constitutional power by the President OF
- Congress, the answer was that the ex-
igoncy Of the times justified tn course,
that the salvation Of the lie of the nation
was tie all important object, that arbitrary
power was necessary, and Its use pardona-
bic for such 4 purpose. and that when thc
exigency was passed tic old rule would
again be rigidly observed. We Go not
intend renewing The discussion. Grant
that the reasons we're ample and contrcll-
ing, Tut let it be remembered that con
scrvatiye men then said, We are afraid
that when the exisency is passed you viii
not have the strength or courage left t.
rebuild and defend the old barriers " It
was argued, and forcibly argued, that
breaking down constitutional imHunitier
was 4 dangerous business. establishing bad
precedents, and that it would be very diff
cult at the end OF the war to stop the hab-
it and custom Of disrcsardlng the superior
force Of the old charter Of liberty. Ths
time has long since arrived when those
who promised to stand By strict constitu-
tional law after the crisis was passed should
redeem their promise.
Thousands have followed blindly the
lead Of ambitious or artful men, far beyond
the limit which they marked out when
they joined these men. The present
aspect Of affairs in Congress is that of
bcdy OF men seeking to break the whole
system of government and concentrate in
Congress the power held by the Presi-
dent, Judiciary and Legislature. Devices
are every day brought forth overcoming the
provisions Of the Constitutions and destroy
ing the checks which TIE fathers wisely
provided. The tendency of every thing
is toward thorough revolution. Is il
not time for men TO pause and think ?
However they may have felt in time of
war, We are persuaded that the present
aspect Of affaias is calculated to arrest the
Of thoughtful men ard to remind
them OF thc duty Of standing by the Con-
stitutlon as il IS, as the only hope for the
future. The downward track is easy. Ii
is more difficult to pause and turn back.
But 1t is assurcdly the moment now for
wise citizens to redect, and if they have
become accustomed to regard the Consti-
tuition as myth or en- cid parchment. i.
is time to lock on it with something of the
ancient yeneration.-N 7. Jourael Of
{ ON 1perce
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-28

mission. = aromhcad C0aThnartial. N CT.
der Of TIE eomflaading officer speaks, and
por-clal liberty, political RIGHTS, ana mate,
rial properly disappear Bayoncts take
the PLACE Of warrants, sal.1conacs aud 9th
CT juJieia. process The orders of the
Supreme Court Of the United States, OF
Z. S. District Courts, q State Courts, arc
made second II Importance 70 the mere Fl,
at Of military officer.
Such bill IS terrible mockcry TO free
institutions, and the completest yinGication
cs the dcspotism Of the Cd world ever pre-
sentod to abash and pat down those who
had aspirations for popular liberty. Il
breaks down all the barriers that protected
the citizen IN person and property. Free
dom of the press Is trampled under the
feet Of infantry and cavalry Tree spcccl,
IS si.creed by the presence Of bayoncts-
No citizen can keen = Grcarm for protec~
ton or defense. No citizen can shut his
door against arbitrary search o. arrest
20 citizer car demand trial by jury OF
lis peers for an allcdgcd ofense; nor IS he
alowed to resort TO the frccman's writ of
right, haJoas cojpas. An unbroken soli-
tude ofmiiitary dcspotism covers fully
fourth Of the United States. Such is
a very faint outline aad character OF the
bill passed by CONGRESS, to make Poland,
and worse than Ireland in the Southern
states. And all this is enacted IN time
Of profound peace, with no foe, foreign or
domestic, in the field, 10 opposition any
where 70 the processes Of tie Court, or the
regularly constituted authorities Of the
ernment.
If the President signs this bill and car
ries out its provisions, the South viii bo
utterly ruined, and the north will be sub
jected to an amount Of taxation it has net
yet felt. But, beyond all that, the whole
country may be convulsod with the throes
Of new revolution, involving the North
and the South alike in common ruin.
The people can not, IN such crisis, be
Indifferent to the signs OF the times
Greater events are before them than they
have yet .7itnessc1, If the Congressional,
schemes arc not taTrcsted by tie President,
the Supreme Court. and the people them
selves Any citizen who shuts his eyes,
and Is ready tg fold his hands in indiGer,
enoa to the future, 5 lit to be slave; and
Tie truth is he Is nearer 70 that deplorablo
condition than he has any notion Of.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-28

PROTECTING TIE FIsH-Last week the
General Assembly passeda law prohibiting
the scining OF fish in any OF the public
streams in this State, under heavy penal
ties for any violation of the act. we are
informed that the bill does not in any way
affect the fishing at the Reservoir, in Green
county, that being private property telong>
ing to the canal company over which the
State has no control. We presume ouf
readers, generally, will acquicsce in the
utility OF this law, as the fshiE al our rivers
and small streams have nearly disappeared
under the process Of catching them with
scins, resorted to by those who make it a
business to supply the markets with that
article Of food.--Nc,7 4i5aay Lcdqcr
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-28

"Peoplc about to NARY" who wish to
know the proper age. are referred to the
following antcccdonts: Adam and Eve,
@; Shakespeare. Is; Ben Johnson, . ;
franklin, p; Mozart, %; Gantc, kcep~
Ter, Fuller, johnson, Burke, Scott, 26 /;
Tycho, Brahe, Byron, Washington, Bona
partc, 27; Penn and Sicrne, 2S; kinna>
Gus and Nelson % Burns, 30; Chaucer
HoSarth and Peel, 30 Wordsworth, and
Davy, 33; Aristotle, So; Sir William
Jones and Wellington; 81 Wilberiorcc.
IS : Luther, 81; Addison, IL Wesley and
Young, Il Swift. Is; Button, % Old
PERI last time, l20. If Adam and Eve
were married before they were Il year old,
and the veteran Parr buckled with wild
ow at 100, bachelors and spinsters may
we'd ut auy age they like, aud find shelter
under great names Ter either early on late
marriages.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-28

: good many years ago, when c on.
Cass VAS 4 lcaler among Democrats, and
consequently an object of dislike to the
Whiss, It was moved il the Legislature OF
. western State to bcstow the name Ct
Caas on nc~ county. \ Wing, meaning
to be sarcastic, to,c ana moved as an
amendment that the FIRST letter OF the
name be stricken out The lau h was on
h .ide hugely, until the Democrat re-
tcrtod ihat lie might rot have any objects
ion, bUt that 1t vas very unusual FOX
member to rise and propose tiat county
n the State sh0uld be named after hinl>
self, And then the other side had the
laugh.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-28

The New York Times complains Of the
log rolling between western members
who want plethoric currency, and the
eastern members who want a high tariff,
by which both objects arc gained over a
majority opposed to each. ltsays:
During the voting, it appears the west
ern expansionists feelingly addressed the
eastern contradictionists in this style +: 'lf
New England, &c, don't help us on this,
we'll give them Hail Columbia on the tar
if. when it comes IN.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-28
New Livery and Feed iabls {.

SCHOFIELD < WEIGH, PeopPlEToRs,
Corner La Porte and Walnut Streets, Plymouth,
Indiana. A sblendid lot Of horses, carr ages,
buggies. &c 10 be hired at all times. Passengers
conveyed ~ any psrt OSthe country on reasonable
terms. CAL and see our stock before hiring.