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The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
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rur WornFRrur FLExiBIIIrY and great
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Pick FIrIrrie Stin1 viii tF experienced plrtcn
i,rlv IL ,n crowded sssenrlies Operas, Carriages
Railroad Cars, Chu eh Pews, Arm Chairs, for
promenade and house dress. as the Skirt can b"
fullel when in use 10 occupy small place az
easily and convenicntlv Silk or Muslin dress.
M iuvalughlc IN tiitv IN criEpi;ne, not found in
anv Single Spring Skirt.
4 Lads .a sir. enjoyed ,he pleasure, comfort and
great convenience o. Wearing the Duplex El:p-
tie Steel Snrinc Skirt for sieg dav. ei.l never
afterwards willingly dispense with tiieir Use. For
children, misses anl Young ladies' they are superior
to al. Others.
They VIII lot bend or break likc the Single
Spring but viii preserve their perfect and :race
fu shape VIXEN three four ordinary Shi, Is VII
have been tnOwn aside a useless. The Hoops
are covered withs double and Is isted thread and
the bottom rods not only double springs. but
vice Ior double covered preventing them from
wearing OFT When ir:g"ing down stcops, stairs.
&C.
The Duoie1 Elliptci. 4 grea: IA voritewith al
l7dirs and is universally recommended by the
FasnIoy MAGAZINES the STANDARD LklRT
or THE FASri NAELE WORLD.
To enjoy Tie foiloHin. irestirnable advantages
in Crin0imc. viz: superior Qnahtr. perfect manu-
facturc. stylish shape and finish. hexibifty. dura
bilitv, comfort ami economy, erquire for j. W.
BR,DLF,'s Duplex Elliptic, or Double SprinS
Skirt. and L.. sure ro on get the genuine article
CAUTION--To guard against 'TfoslTToS be
particular 10 notice that skirts offered as "Dn
Dlex'' nave the red ink stamp. viz 81. W. Brad
ieys Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs upon tho
waistband-nouc others are genuine. Also no
tice that every Hoop will admit pin being pass
ed through the center, thus revealing the two (or
double, springs braided together therein, which is
the secret Of their iexibiity AMI strength, and
combination not to Dc found In anv other skirt
FOR SALE in al. stores where first class skirts
SOLD throughoct the United States ane else
where.
Manufactured by the sole owners ofthe Patent.
VESTS. BRADLEY * CAREY
O. Chambers and - and 81 Reads Sts., n. Y
oI I'm
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E3s'. Scs,encN'. HE:azssi rake s'iliS "a
substitute sof &;.ECElsci.

Tesa Pills cpmpo.ed of various roots haTir. the
power r cretions of the liver pvoinp;lv and
cii.ctually blue pill or mercury. ard without prodUr
ing any of inasc di-agrccb or dangerous ect- which
often follow thc OF the lat.ar
confidence a th,v promote the discharso Of ylgted
pile. and remove thoe obstructions from the liy and
iiury ducts which the of hn.s affections in
SCdENCk'S MANDRAKE. Pills curc Sick Head
Gc' end all disorders of tlc Liver indicated hy alow
skin coated tongue cos.iycnc>s. drnwsn'ss and gen
e.l feeling Of w,arirSs and ia-ifiie skOv-, ,at :le
liz If IT, torpid or ob,truc!c, condition
II short ie-r pills may bo used With alyaatace in
a. when pr-ativs alternative medicine i -
Pca-'' Ak for pr. Schemes, M.ndrasC I,.s. and
ohsrr that the two iienesse, o The Doctor arc on the
tsoVrrltaenf stamp whca ia the last OF Con
sumption. and tn. other III his Ilt'-rut health.
sold hv al DRUGGISTS and l'rs Pricr - cents Der
box. Princinsl Oiice. E0 h. North 9Th street Ihiia
General Wholesale AGENTS: Dr,n2s. Barnes \ Co.
II l'frl Row. New loTN; :. :. ifancr los B1tlnDTe
g.. Baltimore Nj john D. PARK. \. f.. cor. OF Fonrih
and Walnut ST. Cincinnati. Ohio: Walker x TaylOr
l3i. anl IS; Nable'i tvcnur Chicago III; Collins Bro-.
southwest Of cond ani yi.c ST. 81 Louis. No.
yI27lU -tta ( JtAW eamlyr.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

The Fort Wayne Dcmocrat tells Of a
beautiful, intelligent. aniiaLle, fascinating
and immensely wealthy young lady in that
city who carefully conceals the knowledge
of her wealth, wears cle,r clothes, and
works in miilincr shop. waiting for some
interesting young an to WOO and win her
''for herself alone The eject of the
Democrats romace will probably be to make
half the young men OF Fort Wayne propose
to pretty mil.iners. with the hope Of catch
ing an heiress in disguise
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

have sold out my business TO Whit
ney. Bros s. Co, who will carry on the
business at the same stand | lately occu--
pied III who know themselves indebted
to me will please cal! aud settle, as / need
money at this time and must have it
We hope no one will neglect this invita-
ton as my business shall be settled now
2I j.. PAUL.
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Free to Everybody.

Large 6pp. Circular, giving information on
the greatest imr,rsanoe to the y,uns of both,
sexes.
liteache' how the homily my come beau.
itui, the desp'sed respected, and the forsaken
loved.
No young lady or gentlem sh pu,d f,il to
SEND Their address. sni receive copy pos. aid
nv return mil. .AllressF . Drawer,2I
2l--6m Tn. :
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500 00wi be paid H. upon analysis Of Dr. FFEcEELL's
VEGI-r,BLE AGrE CURE. il Is found TO contain any
QUININE. ARSENIC. STHYCHNINE or POISON. or
any ingredient but what Is PURELY VEG ERABLE, as
it, name indicates.
DE. HECKEI1.S VEGETABLE AGCE CURE; does
not break down the system in one part 10 remove the
disease in another. las stood the test and perform
I'd cures when all other ncde- had fals l. TT CURES
INSTANTLY and in instance viii the person have
than chill after tie first dose. and in the
jority Of cases not even that Il accompi~hes it, WORK
by DESTROYING TIE CAUSE If TIE disease. 1t
contains Qulnc. I'D Arsenic no mineral no Poison.
Cal Tor DR., nEChELI'S VEGETABLE AGUE
CURE and take other. DO not h imposed upon by
having your Druggist tsadc>man tell you he has
something else equally good For sale by Druggists
and dealers gens rally.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

THE WHITE PlsE.-t has long been known
that thi9 tree contained many excellent medicinal
qualities. but ii is only of comparatively recent
date that they have been analyzed aud combined
into remedies orpopular use. DR.. J. ". Poland,
formerly a clergyman OF high repute. few years
since prepared such medicine, which he called
the White Pine Compound" and so elicacous
has it proved in all throat, lung and kidney dis
eases, wherever il has been used, that the popu-
lar demand for il rapidly increased until the dis
coverer was obliged to devote his whole attention
10 the business Of preparing it for the market and
it stands ia the front rank Of the medical
specifics of The day. Or. SWEET, of the New
England Botanic Depot in Boston, has become
proprietor of the Compound, and his advertise
mcnt in this paper gives an interesting account
of its origin and success, substantiated sy a large
number of certificates from well known citizens
of the New England States. The medicine is
specially popular in Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont, where the virtues of the whit. pine
arc ms farniliOi as household word;.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
LOOK HE

We invite al to come and pay up, as
We must have money.
S. &. NJ. BECKER.
Just received from New York auction.
the best Balmoral Skirt, for 81 10.
Yard wide Muslin at 5 cts per yard
Calicocs for 12l and l5 cts per yard
Blcached Muslin for ID cts, at
S. & NJ. BECKER 5.
The latest style of Hoop Skirts just re-
ceiyed. soft
WANTED.
25 or 80 cord of Stone Enquire at
: & VI. BEckER's Store
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

The Lake City Philharmonic Society,
comprising the best musical talent in the
State, VIII give an entertainment at Balcony
Hall on Tuesday evening next. The So
oiety is composed off, abou; thirty ladies' and
gentleman, who will be assisted ly Prof
BronSon's Band making the entertainment
enc of rare interest. The piece selected
Cor the occasion is "Thc Oratorio of Queen
Esther aud Will be rendered in full COS
tune. The character Of this society, and
the beauty Of he piece to be rendered are
to call Out large aulience See
4rtisement in another column
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

AGUE CutLLs OR INTERMITTENT FEVER
cured or money refunded. DR.. Wits Ague
Pills are entirely a new medicine and having
been tried IN over l,200 of the very worst and
obstinate cases of Chils and Fever and never
laiied even in one case 10 effect cure, the
proprietor guarantees them to cure every
case. even after all other medicines fail
Those suffering should Immediately give them
trial For sale by Druggists, or sent by
mail on receipt Of price, 81. Address Dr.
WITT, Box Gil, Cincinnati, Ohio. 2iyl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

Go to the Lake Cit! Philharmonic Con
cert at Balcony Hall next TUESDAY evening.
We direct specia! attention to the new advel-
tisoments in .o-day's paper. Remember that the
MN who aivertises liberaliy Il the one to deal
With. Beware OF The nan who Is 100 stingy to
aIx
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Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, thu world renowned As
u"iosist and Somnambulistc ClarovOyant while in a
crVoyant state, deneaes the very features the per-
son You are to and by the aid an instrument
oiintensc power known the Psychomotrope rlar.
anecs TO produce perfect and lfil,c picture Of the
future husband wife of the applicant with date OF
marriage occupation. leading traits If character. &c
This is no imposition. testimonials without number
can assert BY stating place OF BIRTH age disposition
color ofeyes and hair and enclosing nitv cents and
stamped envelope address I'd oursc you w receive
The picture by return mail ogcther with the desired
Information.
sD Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, p. o. B1o 297. West Troy. Ny. 23-1v
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

II you watt Agricultural Implements, 20
10 CLEAvELAND s REEVES
Splendid Cultiyators for sale at Eed Ware
house: alse % barrels Of Louisville Water
Lime CLEAyELAND < REEVES
Cleaveland {, Reeves are agents for -Et.,a
Moving Machines
CAS-. pail fcr Produce, II Rel Warehouse
CIEtyE;ANp & REEVES.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY

INsURaNcE-Pcrsons wishing to insure
their property in first class stock companies,
will consult their intescst br calling on J. O.
n,}.,Ini
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02


From and after November l9h. lSfa trains viii leave
I ii come ton yith ~: western Iia-s a-Ioilow.
/ FR0NN N3-VEFHH ~ StLtY4vy.i- New Yo-l,
tim. from Union depots:
6c0 l. ~ WV I-ORKDtT EXPREs2 From saIa-
I manca. Sundays excepfed0 Stops at Horuclsvie
S.f1 A . GNit1 int"rscctng With thn So 4 NJ DAY
Expr-ss from Buffalo and ARR. rs IN Nex York at 70
7.
4.l5 = v YEU' F0pH NIGHT ENPPFSg from Dun
Kirk. (Sundav- excaptrlD stops AZ Salamanca G,5 p
y; (sroperi Turn r s'o a NJ flkft.i and arrives in
lew York at a. p. connecting with aftcrnoon
trains and steamers for Boston and New England cit
ies
FR0f Bt'FFiLO- -Rv Ner York ti-nr from Depot
Exchange and Michela Streets:
80 4. 2, NfW YORK D4y EXp2F5c SUNDAYS
eAc9ae,n s'9Ps 5 At uora LILLE 3 50 = n b.t si.s
ai'd arrive, IN New OK IL. - P. L. Connects al
Great nd with Delaware. Laekawanna & Western
raiiroad anf at ,er-ey CRY wi'h nii4is E%prese
more and Washington.
$50 l. r. EXPR5S9 N41L via Avon and rIorn.'is
vil' Sundays pc7.> arrives in Seyv York a on
\. Il: colnrc,S al Emira with Iorfhernccntral rail
wayfor Iiarrisburg. Philadelphia. Baltimore Wash
inS;on and 1iats soIsth.
2,eo >. w. LfGHTN7NG FyY'RESV. SUNDAYS eycoot
ed stops n Ilomalsviilr $40 p n fsun and arrives
IA % OK 80 - H. cong e. agt~ a. ''r,y ciiy viii
Baltimore and Washington. ana at New York with
morning Express train for BJ-icu and New England
cities.
eco !? r. NtU' T0FN iyGH7 IfPP T2e. daily. stops
at lornrls lie 1888 p. VI. {suDperi ners,ctinr with
the tl5 train from Dunkri. and arrives in <eyy
Ncra Al y ~ = VI also connects a. Elmra for Iar-
bars. Philadelphia ana -ou;h.
lf.2o r. u ITATLN-N47Y k-NP5aF,SS (Sundavs ex-
c"ptedl stops AZ >uSqu"h2nnah 7.2l A. II: fbkf;.)
Turner'S 90 7. ~. tdine and arrives in View York at
3bP NJ. connects at Great Bend with Delaware
1GcSawanna & Western railroad for Scranton. Trent
on and Philadelphia. and AZ New York with afternoon
trains aud steamers for Boston and New England cit
ic=
Only one train on Sunday Ieavinr Buffalo AZ l. 10
q. NJ, and reaching New York at ~ T. NJ.
BOSTON and New ENGLAND pqsscn ,crs wirh heir bag
gage are transfer ed free II cRgrye in New York.
Tho best ventilated and nlos. luxurious sleeping
coaches ~ THE WORLD accompany all night trains
or this railway.
B4GGIGE CHECKED 7HR OUGH.
-tpdfars al,otys as lo,r as any oGer ro4.s.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY.
Which be ohtaiued a 1T principal Ticket Oicos IN
the west and southwest
IT, RIDDLE V-Y p 2tpp
Genl Supt GcnI Pass agt
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

The recent irosts i, IS feared have injured
the fruit crop in this vicinity though shoul,i
the weather hereafter prove favorable there
will be moicr..' yield of orcharland snall
trui.s
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

ADVERTISING AGENTs.-W. r. ScHRo-
pEn 81 Dearborn Street aud Cook. CoBCRN
& Co 81 Dearborn 81, Chicago, Ills, ;. VI.
RErrISGILL, New York City, and GEO. p.
POWELL & Co, 81 Congress ST Boston, Mass.
are authorized 10 receive advertisements for
he DEMOCRAT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
AST'ROs.UGY.
THE WORLD ASTONlSUED
AZ THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY TIE GREAT ASTROLOGIST
Madame II. 4. PERRIC0

She reveals he secret no mortal cTot new. She r.
ores 10 happiness those who, from GOeful e~ents
astTophes in love 3vSs OF relations and friends
loss OF money. &c. have become dVspondrnf SO
brings together those lolg separated. gives Information
concerning absent friends or iovcr lost
len property tells yolf hc business YOU best qualified
TO pursue and in Ha you viii be most successful eau.
speedy marriage and tells you me very day you
will marry. gives ven tbH likeness and charac-
terstics Of the person She reads YOUR thauch;.
and by her almost supernatural powers unv9s the dark
aEi lacn mysteries Of The future. From the starr
IN the armament nlacf,c stars Ihar o~erroms
or prcdUmInatc IN Tie confgurati0n- the asecs
and positions Of the planets and the fixed s.ar> in
h-avels he i'm % hifs IA" educss The dee
tiny ofman Far not To consult the greatest Asrooctt
or earth II costs YOU hut ilihe. and Won msv never
sylin have - favorable opportunity ConSuliat Dn
fee, with likeness and all sired Information 81 Par
tics living ~ distance consult III. Madame by mail
with equal safety and satisfaction - themselves If IN
person Afn ard explicit chart written ont. with all
Inquiries answered and likeness enclosed. y, mai
ON 'cpt Of price above mentioned. The siric;cst
c-csy wil be maintained ard all Spodence re;nl-
Cd or destroyed. References of the higncs; order FIR
nished those desiring thca. Write plainly the dav Of
the month and wear in which you born enclosing
a small lock Of hair
Address MADAME III. 4. PERRIGo.
T. o. Drswe 293 Buffalo y. Y.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

NATa.MoSI INI.-Garriase licenses were =.
sud to the f,.lowins parties BY the Clerk Of
Marshall county, during The mont. of April:
Simon H. asadav and Marinda Hill
John T. Hindlc ani Mary +. Dcnman.
George W hrogsc aad Frances A. Ri,oaj's
john Clifton ani Sarilla Neaver
Henry Huffman and Sarah A. Brockus.
Simeon Spurgeon and Anna FORSYTH.
Geagee T. Thaycr an Amelia Crael,ett
Clarke Walker and iiris;ia y. Nichols
Samuel Osborn and Henrietta T. Rice.
Alfred Sny,.cr an,, Harriet !. Jvncs.
Stephen Nliieant Mary ,'anc German.
Jacob Herman and Margaret Sciliarb.
Jonas II. Albert and Barbara ormwaI
Jacob iiursh and Susan ". Sharp.
Tilghman Il Wagner AMI Elizabeth Kern
Francis y. Rice and iSchccCa : umieller.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
ssy' fi,e use o;
CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQ UID
+, n ~ NJ Il l..

For Improving and b B,autifyng tie Complexion
The most valuable and perfect preparation in use for
giving the skin beautiful pearike tint that il only
found in youth. II quickly removes Tan Frccklcs
Pmples.- Botches, Moth Patches, Saowncs ErUp-
ons and ali impurities Of the skin kindly healing the
leaving the skin white and clear alaastcr Its
use can not be detected by the closest scrutiny and he
ing vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless II is
the only article of the kind used by the French and
considered by the Parsian ndisprn able to perfect
toilet. Upwards of $1,000 bottles sod durinc thc
past year. sufficient guarantee of its efficacy Price
only IS cents. Sent hy mail on receipt Of mn order b,
BERGER. SHUTS IL Co, Chemists
% 2SJ, River ST TROY Y Y
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RE.
STORED hy fisLns5Lps ExrR,cr Brcnr.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

Las: week our Bourbon :ctt-c. ln:ilcd on
Tucsdav reached us on SATURDAY morning
There must be something wrore with the
nail facilities, when !; taxes letter five days
90 rrarel f,y..i - nj. - -..;I-o1i
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

The Improvements that are being made in
sidewalks on the principal streets. is enrour
aging to pedestrian travel. We hope the
work will uot stop. There are some walk
We. that ncet. rc'luilliag Let ]. be done.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

with he editors o he ,etnocra and expect TO contin
ne 10 DO % not*iihsandng the Of said editors
j. l..
The abore delicious morselappcared in last
weeks Republican, written by T. Mastingly
and not by Joseph Laupr, as the initials wod
seem to indicate. Joseph Laucr is tile man
referred 10 by Us last week as having had
fight with sam or Pete" and we alluded
10 the fact because Laucr conducted himself
in relation to The whole affair as no gentle
man would have done. We are credibly in
formed that he went TO the store where Sam
end Pete" were selling goods in the plorning
Of the day Of The fight, and talk cd in a very
rude and insolent manner, when he was told
by them TO leave the store and not to return.
Disregarding the wishes Of Sam e Pete" T"
he went back again when he was ordered to
leave, and not doing So he was seized and put
out, when the fight cnsued. II Lauer had
been gentleman he would MT have gone
there after having been ordered to- stay away,
and if he gets himself soundly thrashed few
times he may learn sense enough to mind his
own busine IS instead Of Extensively meddlinr
with that of other men AS to the "sneer and
taunt" al The 5ews, which Joseph Lauor pre-
tends to see In our article, il exists only
in his own perverted imagination, and tven
he did not see Il until it was suggested TO him
on Thursday afternoon by the editor Of the
hepublican. He Uaucr) and q few others
ofiike character and oalibre may do all they
can to lnjurens rs they have done heretofore,
but it VIII avail them nothing. If any of our
readers desire to purchase cheap clothing at
! high prices, We recommend them to call on
Joseph Lsuer, not because he is Jew. but
because he is just the kind of man to accom-.
modate them in that way That we meant
no "sneer' or "taunt' against the Jews as a
class is sufficiently apparent from the fact that
both tho editors of this paper have been in
the habit Of buying goods of : & VI Becker.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

For the cheapest Goods, % toJ II. Dale
2 Goa
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
z RE R.AII. WAY.
ANDls FROM
% 10 81 Miles the $40 2TIsT ROUTE

Ali train, running direc'ly throegh 70 Tcw York.
- - NILS wrraour oHANaz ov COACHES.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
ATTENTION, FARlERs The place to get
Lime plaster, Cement. Salt, Flour and Feed.
IS at The Old Rel Warchouee.



osborn < Hsrveys Democrat OF li.is weel; ".ets
III enc 81 ti.eir cara cter~tic IL. concerning an
saiit and bal'rrr committed upog III by member oi
u" Hrin ol SAM \ Pete travelling auctiOnccr The
iaciS these sam and P..r'S manner OF din
business. had rendered them obnoxious Of the
neTchaLfs q. Plymouth. myself among the number
Mary Oh - had freely pressed opinions concern
IN WHIST We honestly believed Unfair ia their
ms. Madame Ramor told sam and Pete some
things reported having been sla IL ne The da; 81
the assault after the usual bell ringing mum her Of cit
lzrns myself included pcaceaby, quietly and orderly
Went To SAN i Prtcs' quarters / made no threat or
demonstration Of any kind bnt walked into the room
~ supposed even IL e. had the lawful right do.
ami before had spoken word or done ANYTHING uii-
pleasant 10 either SAN "pctc except TO walk in
to thcir august presence, OftheIn sam or Pete
made an unexpected and pro- attack upon me-
For tie acnsc Justice NaXey fired sam or Pete
= and cO-ts
IL il affords The christian gentlemen Osborne < Tar
Fty any eratitcaii0n To prejudice the minds OF their
read rs sst any OF their mel hbors b. -neeTingy and
taG; ;tn2y stiSmasin them a. liars they arr welcome
10 do so and much glory may they achieve by their
sneers and taunts. The Jews Of Plymouth have ever
endeayo-.d - dcIi fairly hol, sily and gcntenlanly
with he editors cf The democrat and expect to contn-
ne 10 do 90 Notwithstanding the Of sad editors
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

There cometh glad tidinc of Joy to all
To young aud 10 old to GREAT ard to small
The beauty which once precious and rare
il free for AL, and all may be fair
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

Wearc prepared to do Job printing, either
I,isin ornamental, in the best style AMI Oh
ihe shortest notire n reasonable r..tes.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

F.R. MYERS. GenI Ticke, .i..ent.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

There IS m old sGying that ali si.-ns fail
in dry weather. buti;lc present season seems
io be one that i no: coYernciby antiquaicd
signs twill he remembered how tbs ground
hog lost MS glory thisyear on The 9d day Of
February. and likewise the oil saying, that
when it rains on Easter Sunday il will rain
seven Sundays in Succession, WINS :. miserable
I ilure this wear
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

"S.m AMI Pete have oar k;i.tlcs, thanks for
the prescnt OF handsome sil1 vest We nope
they may live until :leY supply the whole h.';ta-
b!s glo1e wilt. their fnc cloth e They inform
u. that they vii be here IN :Ac FL WI larce
assortment of clothing Hope they will.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

We learn that hoy woroiag IN he save
factory was BADLY CIT by IN saw one day list
week while at work. Such accidents free ant
ly happen. ana !: should be warming t. i...v,
who work there to bc NOR, careful hereafter.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
BAGGIGE CHECKED THP orc II
hdfars al,ars as lo,r as any otter rors.

ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY.
Which be ohtaued principal Ticket Oficos IN
the west and southwest
IT, RIDDLE WK n 24pP
"a 40 ten Supt- Gcnl Pass ag't
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

The Hop last Friday evening at Corbin
4 Bcnson's Hall was complete -uccess. AMI
a grand aifaiF,-by Ear the incest party of tn
KIND VIC have ever attended in Plymouth
There was more than the usual display of
".lress.' and the music was such as no other
btndbut that ofLifels can furnish. Wclearn
tina, it is the purpose Of the managers to give
another hop in few weeks.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

4.l5 p r. NFH- YORK NIGHT EYPPF5e. from Dun
Kirk, (Snndavs excepted stops AZ Salamanca G.55 r
(suSpcri Turn ..yD fhkft. and arrives in
..cw York M 1880 p l.. connecting with afternoon
trains aud steamers for Boston and New England cit
ic-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

From and after November l9th. 1876 trains vii, leave
ii come ton it'll -. " -t.ri l.-s a--foilows:
F,R0Np}-vEERK ~ DSfLtsI4 vy.i-8r New York
tim. from mon innafs.