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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28
SHIPPLNG NIkLLIGENCE.


POET or SRw.YORK ......OCr 37......... CLEARED.
ip-Fah Zee Steele Hamilton, Bermuda J4uts Adsr
. Cb.r,.iou Gaucus Walden. Boston kussa. Caok Liver
oo. ioor.ao Cutting liverpool Leo De1rbo Savannah Mas
Bk-Arsoaaut Steessr4, Falmouth Maria, Noses Aat-erpI
Yumur. johnson, Saga
Row, Arch Hawkins Bic Waters Folsom Demer4ra Jesss
10, 81 John Bird Rogers hey est Helen Perry New
Bedford; " D. AAugum, Chase. NeN-Beiiord-
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hoata Ehlers Hamburg. mise and $50 pass
Ashaud Ironel Wilmington y c. days naval s,o1es
ht.,mshp Roske Liverpool Oct H. mise G9d
steamship Champion lockwood. Charleston mdse. Da4i
pry Rio Johnson. BAy, 70 days
Brfg Yolarts. Canton, Glaze Bay. days, coal
heepe. 81 Sicpheus, y b. 3tays ath
Uern Il. Kiag. Marshall, Stephens n B. days
SchI. Champion Mnlsms Curacao. Il days. woes &c
Sehr Irvine. Dggns Ca.baren - DAYS luo.asses
scHOOSERs-KlyEK
Mar. and Elizabeth Virginia Henry Parker Alexandria
Charlie and Willie EiifabethOstA
J. Tinker. k.Auehpoh App.egas hNfthr'Apors
J. J. pharu. Virginia MARY Jane, NlrRnA
Nm %. lrsi jacksonville. X Mason, Virginia
v. H. Keusr. Alexandra Nm H. kaan virginia
II. Barnes, BALTIMORE N h. llrnff Nits lA
Orveul Nrginta Emma Anthony, Georgetosa
T. Boyi Nlruia q. T. Hubbard. Virginia
g. le0pagi, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HoLxEss oLE Oct 25Arged bng Cosmos, Boston; Pnsee
Wudsor \ Potomac Philadelphia Schra W H. MAOr NsN fstk
Mi Cr,ek Banari hose Bangor, ". a. Iboudke Phs
bs Oon Ntaiork McbUrue Bangor susan St-tsou Bangot
Telegraph Bangor FKae Rush Bangor Ocean Ranger Bangor Mat.s
IIoesue oadou;, Captain Jolu, jersey City, Mary LymJEmer
Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuEEssrowS, oct S'--Arrsd, steamships APPO aud Cig
London hoin New York
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Persons having real estate for sale OF TO let
and those desrous Of purchasing or renting such pro
psrty viii hud II their interest TO advertise in Tx
EKIBuSE us aggregate circulation exceeds hat OF any
etber newspaper and ADDITION TO this advantage THE
IRIBuNE viii be found not only in New-fork and all its
cities and villages but every state and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief as will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
so the reader We would especially dwell or the fact
ehat ts subscribers for the three editions OF THE IRB
USE seu.. weekly and Weekly comprise individuals 10
every profession business consequently advertise
nlents ,iu each disseminate among all classes IIR
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention 70 the reports OF sales
Of real estate the city and country thus adding
greatly 20 the value OF it, advertising ne
dun The chargesfor advertising are as follows DAILY
1RIBUEx q cents per line for each insertion WEEKLY
TRIBUNE g. per me: sEMrWEEKLr TRIBUSE. % cents
Der line About words average line, after me hrst
hne which usually contains o. y four OF five words
HCrnS. cash in advance.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK. Tuesday. oct. y. 1873.


The attendance at the SalesroOms was goou
a. and the bidding lively. The prices oDtaiheu io
,ss most part we're above the average Inc %os'.I
.obpson & Miller sales W confined 10 lns oid sew
gnerty The Mr.~rs A. j. Bleecker, son 70 SUI In
PIoP resdeuces IA tpi, CITY and IN BrOokyu inSssrs
venth-sl, dvUrtiscd 10 he sou lie
BleeCker Snl & Co. were disposed OF nv PI, o. also
for about $1,000 Tho Mcssrs. l. H. A"'''O -
sOd some city property 80, co
g.es,o-y trick boa a. ot 49, Waveriey place t,cs
,t,bie IN tle rear. o, llr1 r. Twostl sud ha'e, On,
sso'g No. 10, 10, pg 10 % Chrspter.' al
iouug above 25z2l Two,tory bIleh nu h,asLt ~
Chroplerst siopug above z34I2o vas OO. "a 900
Mr. John h. LAPEL 49, lie soutb side
Snme bouse lot. No. 30 e., t9 gtSs bocf was
p4dased by John Gardner or..' - 20 ql.ve
F,s op-ory sn Ois on tRe ea'i b $40
two lots on hr south je ~ 78h, 70 ne rear ." VIC a. 900
shove lots sle i7tI'x5 n were .oq t ~ Of 2Ch,t
srPgsn go n S DE- 81, TO- ,rno 42o
~ MEs,Rs. L.. LUDLOW J. Co.,
vbrse basement aud subeeiaI DO Use ana m 90 % lot
9sO0 n purchased ~ Nj Booth or..;;',i..;'','
Forrstoy orOypoue house ard SI 20 it t~ostorT
tension Of l6I35 a. lot 2I539 n was ooag0' Z" u" $500
Ds sss,s i0i,I,, sNIIiiFRjAMIcA IL - PROJECT
Project ana Csttsrne sts ~ m oposte
n ADD loO f. oep each ~ tALes S e. and
re s55 t CataaIilest sane s Io. fronts both
lo ou C.t9'rnsst .doiaE s1we sire sIs deep GO
Tour adjoining fHi eIiTa 5pg same fronts eI
a. jssp : 81 four lots soaing size iI9 49, 1r lots adjoining
bou adjoining 1s font, ei I'm dt, adjoining sze io
ftr, Js.p ; 81 50; sJoag SAM - 5 oder rents f5r +4pl
1heo lots with old .r.. on Catbsruest 25ylC each 80
per yesr. t26oi four e', ~ sane size each so 5Oi four o
& i 5 each al . iei foui esea Il it are shorter as
IL fonr % each street at - r W., - i,g sane SIZE
~ ge e.cb s2l esb lots aonnE zane we lou r Ie
fSs 81 each SO, t adjoining all . iee' OH'
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xpvs pAcKAcEs FOR THE PRESS.

C,n,,ns ana pur~ ofyee arriving this port requeEte1
4, p,ek addressed 10 the SeWYCk Press osly u
p-r,ons Exhibiting authority Of J. W Smonton General
AGENT for the Journal Of Coans inns kBuss
World san Ip1ess Eetng Psf C0Hedl hdrsriii'T slfa.
Z,rg forsr journal and Sse YORKER DsaokTs' sssua ss
De delivered oaiy y gesfoas.
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2,tturts mo F1rttines.

IOHN =. COUGH will deliver his new Lee
- ues Creams.arrs a; Cooper lrsiia;e % WEDsks,
ana 10 ,r1re Foster Palmer Bible liause Cross Bros. Ia
Nasau-st and is 1braye. A. ". Derham. 10 Nsssust
rTHE ANNUAL SESSION of the GRAND
DIVISION ;. off, Eastern NcBiork viii be held al the
Urou Assembly Ne lOj Ebethst Grandt, on We'd
aes4s 10 O'Clock The election o. oaeefs Wiz eAs
y-rg important win before The Session general at
tendance REPRESENTATIVE. requested SCOFILL d. FOOT o. b
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Sutton Sails Of StaI Gstat,.
AMMAN II. sULhxH, Auetou,.r

A UCTION SALE of valuable PROPERTY on
- FT9atfort ioI9sr1 sneTR As the OLD PEWTER MUG
BIER HOUSE" ADRIAN IL MULLER, r. RNILKINS Co Sllse
At AUCTION THURSDAY al u O'clock At the Exchange
No l Broadway, the valuable property
TAnkforst Chathams, There IL TNO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE on the front anda riRBESrORY BRICK HOUSE
the Ot Iworis OF he
aud mortgage Title udputshe Toe I've
sse which expires 90 Lot Of May brI S5oO per PAYABLE
monihy 10 saFSe fof iaet particulars inquire Of s. r. COW
DRBl. No o. Nerst is95l.l
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J. JoHN,oNs ~, Auefoaeer
pY JOHNS g. MILLER,
IL AUCTloNRBRs AID
RIAL KsTATR ri

No. rs FA,sar.r. cEDIr-sT.. Nss.ronx
City Residences Stores Lots Comfy bought
rsntrd changed LOans neSoats> Aueaos
THURSDAY, Oct 49, at oeosE the EIhAage Saearoou No III
BrOsdwG n. Y.
POSITIVE SALR OF A SPLENDID BROADWAY RTORR-
OSB or THB MOST VALUABLE PIECES OF PROPERTY on
BROADWAY. N Y.
No. 29t BROADWAY BETWEEN RRADR AND DUlNRSTs n
IA substantially built 5stoy and basement brick
handsome brown stone front The walls and mbe
and the whole structure built In the best The bun
the entire lot IL haas front Broadway aud In
the ia feet H 80 feet inches through
Republican alley.
This liable desirable business purposes
hind while Il admirably adanted for Oees being finely situated In
proximity 10 the City Hall Court House New PostOhc Ge
The building could be easily converted Offices for which
will shortly be required and when thus altered would readily for
very iarge ~ mouer.
TBRMS-TW0THIRDS OF the purchase money msy remain
BOND and MORTGAGE for ofyes and
apply JOHNSON MILLER No. IS Nassaust n " GHI No 57
Mon'aEue-st- Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
ABSOLUTE SALB BY ORDER or ADMINISTRATOR No 50
FlRSHSE South Nuthst Valuable rheesory Honse With
handsome coOnuadc o feIes
aud desirable for occupation investment
No 2N SOUTH flRSTSI, HBAk TEETHST Desirable Three
story hgstoup basement aud sucear brick HOUSE with extension
hevvay ~ n Sidewalk good yard grape arho three
besides Terms
easy MarsR Ma
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{onsts mo flrm5 @lrtiS.
MORT WASHING or lNNOOD.-
WANTED ahaalsl4s GINluiN b. slh ra'er rra bfFrrs o
f.srI. r-s veil lorslri Irl of - '1r beer of
lrart purchaser bv aprt.t rstiN fAll"N Co. p. ii.rsi
HOUSES ANTED.-Two responsible par
h-is desire $500 i'oa' '.s or o-'- ''l o.'-' d. =
IrHtE.. f.fs-s.Hf nt. fHuf .r'fH
.ors 90 hss. p uel Al.ss FHg particular, '" b. d.
Bot So ST.
DART of n HOUSE WANlED-By a small
4 Hnr.alr,Hr- tra r. e. -r.la a. tI4
ao,r s,saf aiI pert o. o.. i-f sfrsA Ai HVi 81
Iuluur Omce
NVANTED-By "A small family five or SIX
w ROOMS suitable end eaufs.sHt i- usatrtf .E Air"
re el. o5st.. lsacl u.U te d. '.al0sI aA i pift-ss
% a. b. Trbors uhls
NVANTED-By n small family five or -N
w ROOMS ,rtaI. a.I s s-Irt rob fI .rs-ts-r.rg
Al -s. sfaiius tsrus e5at.asaess o.aaa- a. '4 af-
40 $685. Irhale Darr
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Stationery, d..
6rot,rit. ana 9rubisiuns.

Groceries ana SrU6isiOns.
NUORE. APPLEE.--I am packing, in superior
order bids. CHOICE WINTER APPLES. condition 10 10
shin 10 Eroue. For sale by 4. g. lEOMANS,
'"' waluorth. N Y
TAMILIES can obtain strictly pure Cream Tar
Il In Soda Smcc, Baking Powder good Matches very cheap AZ th
GA brsg Sad Dust vesey. Coolies MORGAN
DELHAM FARM. - NEWTOWN PlPPlN
APPLES Tor SALE packed expressly or presents fruit very Inc
Mis year Apply 60 r. b. PLLL B.opus
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MINIATURES ALMANA,

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Srn rises .... 623 sun ssis... 3;O5 Moon SETS ia
HlGH
20 Cow, Island 5;lO Hell Gae... os'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28

AMES JENKINS, Auctjoneer, will SELL at
~ sgeg o. WEDNksDAf Oct 2s Al i0l O'clock The residence
Mesehesis % The Wsstees5 the resdsus Of N.ssr.
49, 5 st stt hestA Couuty PROPERTY consisting o.
sar,e 40 Hrsu Nws 10 Hefers. hpest STOCK 10 ,o
49,. g Dts o S9rs iot oisay and Wood 80 barrels Of roa
HlDEi ftm WsgoAs oAhs Csr and Trnrk Harness single
uI ~ iu's, Ipl mk NanS Nurns Povs HafoaH Garden
sn farmng tnsh tor open. a., ,r vo.at phaeton,
ads and geuts Saddles aud Brides ~ ~ W. s Ian Robes
slsisas 'ar 'Sa1 0l Be!a. lot 81 B..akis sse vosys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28

Go E,f.
4 FEW MORE Furnished HOUSES 10 kENI
"a greatly fo-lrs1 rcu.i. ot.'It uU'.." f.' ' M f
aaI cau.tv. f.''INN "a TO-
BROADWAY PROPERTY to Lease Ton a
term u years. tls Hsr.trIri @ Ht tafbf sFren
ss.r tts ol BE- ~ iy !o ist uirhins '' A.1'f'i
EIINE RESIDENCES both furnished and I'M
4 frrhst 60 RIM sud o. sIf r Jarr '', S'r.r4 b. "a
Tu.Ir-. faft FAHhlr s.. It.iLE'f oft s.
SAIL kNI ell gaIts OF r lra >.ai's b N'hlr'N
HALL. No 30, rras.rs. H..a ~. 20
NIORRlSTONN y. ito LET, low. until
vi Nay veil Furnished nor. Hrfrfr l~.f 'fn
rln,r l,'l eo,.i. tla.er Ap t.s d. ~ sIoht- y h'
OFFICES 10 LET, in so. - Soutl-.,. ur7r
~ WALLS Tuo frtraa OPT .Is Uh fHs .rfri i".. i'
further particular, sTpr 90 HONE. NuanAN. -. tf.eri l'I
Two LET-FURNl~llED- fortyulnth-st,
ft GOD fiittasr.. frrr tae mfhff iip ~
.sltr furnished +g' Holt. F" Isr' Artl io nov t
MORGAN. so ln~'- '.'l
V'O LET-Brooklyn No. lUi Rycr,ou--t: alI
modern erveaucs. lrs f.f sf i-ftiola'eI i.'a' o.
ra.anr1. ts'asr uilai's tatr.. Gel ss- go i.
rTNO RENT. IN New Brunswick. "a hr,t-ciass
EEICs HOUSE, oor.lai Do rooms att OIL ' lirH improve
a.It, and "a conn ris ofrf Three blocks uu depot
j. 8 FERGUSON So 30 N.s'.r o. .a'. 'o 80
V'O LET-A thrcc-story. stone trout, first
cass DWELLING. al l-rotlarar' 30 J't fsf Zoos" Dos p.
s--ouise Aprf 60 "farr ot u. f.rIe, i b. 'A
V'O RENT. partially furnished, No & Laidy-
cite ave- EfuotIfH. t.r arr. Nl.s.lH. HOUSE, -.-.'H
Gas bfuusa" st tl 'ai fa.f I'a i 'A'
-ut orlo,i aat perfect oi-,r ihrts N' '. ''e ~
piJ ol the proIaisU'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28
Country GiaI Gsia1t for Szl,.

A L RUTHERFORD PARK N.J.-The choice
n high p0ts o. the MOUNT RUTHERFORD COMPsyY az -
DEPOTno Walking tine lost and they sold orl, Al ppt
vATE SALE desirable paIs FOR maps terms, &C ami, 70
BLAUvRLT & OGMBY No Isl Broadsayi CHAmEs BLAyIs
TON No LbertyE, agents ior The Company Or 70 n BAR
Rows Gsasrsl Superintendent, Rutherford PsTs. NJ
A GOOD START IN LlFE.-Stupid people
~ aith ncoHveuen
%rs pa hgh therefor prefer HOMES of iI
80 We the ttsHau ~ The aer the besuf g,
q ar1 she keSJerse Central Railroad LOIS
D walk Of the depoi selling lxLere four
togstas from plDJ each Cfa1ilc s lett hal
@ and Tor tsss ois in tunes r. yogrssl
- pAi..s'rssil upon DR. LolhNBLlf 80 il6Nprugst
NJ PLAlNFIEID. Y. J.-FOR SALE. or
r'o hzehASGk part payment for moffp hat house
- uipei par o es city Substantially built oar frame HOUSE
N 'es bsrloSs Ffeac1 snI0as c0ltalhlg
~ illls psMsglsp address OWNER bOI 1J6 = j. o.
A NJ. WAY q Co,
-, 70 - SslssRtt Rs- Brsssuet p j..
'uEs - Akht other pE0ssfusG sell varying
- Hse ron P,VVS " psO0 We
oses's s "iAg ne bno sser tasepsr 10 MAKE
's-s beis PC taeu llsl And 10 as.s 10 she
..-+ss .s 70 ihe hos 0sysnoT
inca .. IA,o err n. se y Pias-a X Y Ciu
A 1 ORANGE. n. J.-YlI.LAS. VILLA SITES
ana FAResf gsn vsnsy bssrtfy ,,st.g -. te,, ,,o,
Esw Ton Tor bALk os Aso C, SeEts 49, -. Ia m a.,
ss-'ee o. ysaf ~ ELACkHkLL salTB 6o "a R,a,d,sx
1tIan w v y a NAsg'. 's1sr &.s ssS SIS StsG
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Surt @lmorns Rutitr.

o NEW1fohk. I
PoxT-W AEpESs OTTIcE, No - WI an |"
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance Win
~ Section o. the Asi pls,sa April ~ @ ssauH ~ c.r,s.s
OGe " the Port Of Ne" Tex AZ pesees
Interested having charge q he abjeei ma's :"
a 10 s p, Wsr.s AMI hat tbs eHaninuots sin
within succeeding bs h0Ses Va WAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28


a GREAT ~uiL ~ a SMALL BODY 80
a Nt4UHHLks r.lLt PIANOS. '"lI"hl. tees ia'-a'
= -t.... 49,. I'D. -f .ai ts4-ils,s ar taJ o. m
OElIEAi &C. t.H. lrHle, better '1An "-si'
t.-srri U-lsI Efts ~ Doc sud '0f Dfrilaf
HuluE NtfuuHIER. y. $40 brosi"V
ARlON PIANO-FOkIE.-rate highest
y sr.s s-srss shc sHasaea WORKS ttpe.p
4ss.s seq w tsseylrr pamphlet bnos Ass - Aana,e''
ttl rsrs-s.1t zoe Do fll 80 l.affft. @N.'''' ~
Al EASY WAY of procuring what You want
y ..urt.E WATERS co. ~. co b-atiral = 70 'p'fe o.. =
,- t--rt "a l,aes Msd-H. sd oS,'' ~. ~
la. f,-t o. - aaatait rutl part I'm a.
o. ~ srI at rso'sPP'i P4eAH'a q"
'sf sr.s Il. D. -t.t foo saa
4 LARGE STOCK of New and second hand
u iNus sr. ORGANS at tafl 80 cash cleo o. fi and s" 90
...sluran T. m q. W N,,> 800 p ---,- i------
Al ELEGANT and richly carved :. octave
y f.srraI IIAsu FORTE l5 hALEM4Eai.celf huslri $3.50
fHfHf.t OIL. easti .n ria lotion ili iron P.i't
sstI.. frf rr.HHfrf CIV r1trr a vsf antef hr h"
- Of ,, ,eaei pi,ae 70 b. ta7t ani "a De .ei e.
faIr..s ThTfEE-uhN ''o-srr trHms No t. 'th
s,, v.rf .. AppF from o. ti5 g. m b-his boz
tI rtHp.rs
4 GREAT REDUCTION m Pianos-Barmore's
y Wars-.r 3d. E-s,.sl rprnt' a''oriar.' NtfA-iei
s, tsrt Do go. r.lt isi'ralaH 'roa tNa.l'n-i 'fh
~ ONO ,rEl\\CE q Co. 81 oR :. y! ,.1 and
.... rt..a go. E,at tfp pt m01ta. tla.Ja, t.io
ST. COgr0y So. 'ai Bra-tsh'
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StnatiOns Mmttb 9rmaIts.

r A YOUNG LADY would like Situation al
IA LADrS COMPANION Hou-ekeeper Sesmsess would TAX
charge Of ehidren best references gwen Address Miss NJ b
NJ Ofics.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15
IA AEgZED.

DENsoE-Ba.RNARD-At the residence OF
,be brides uncle, ]. P. sidaall, ESQ., at
Richmond, Ind. ON Monday, Oct 18th by
.7evJP. Wakefield, D. D, Rector 81 ST.
p, Us church. Mr. C. p. Zen OK OF Piym-
n, Ind, and Mss Ea.HA e. EAhSAEp' Oh
Richn.oi'd, Ind ,,r,u
We mos, l. earthly congratulate cur i'f,U,
,unate frien,. George. May TIT b '""',, ra
bride and happy l.. "'desfoon grow a' ~, ~
appreciative "f the /. u''' '''a' - Nv d.;
70: man Cor womanl 10 DC o,'' tn"
rsl,,;o,s oyer nrove iovo rs as they are pro
pitious cow.
METCaLF-GROVE-As Knox inc''
Sent. 10Th, by Rev. J. 3. nt ~ A"i"-
uRT. NErcALF aud HESTER a. oi'o' ~
of Lake City, IND.
Lucky printer. Presume Il VIII "
no hlnhrance 10 ''rresS- work" etc.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15

UUMOR DOCTOR.

DR.. J. ". Polands Humor Doctor isa positive RENE
dy for all kinds ofhumors scroala scurvy. salt reum
crbuncles and boils ulcers and al obstinate affections
OF the skin, Inflmnatory or chronic Iheumai-rn.
piles chronic darr'ea. mrrcurial diseases. and every
faint cf the SYSTEM and those AFT 'cions originating
in 'ha dsarrangement OF the digestive VIZ bill
i1uS complaints nrur 'leil and nervous affections.
headache anguor and depression o. splits loss ofap-
petite. consultation
1t is free n all dangerous drugs. is pleasant to the
TASTE safe. vet sur, ana Tsctve in its action
Prepl cd ut the New England Boanic pct. Boston,
Mass. anl for sale by C. 5. Todd and Brown Bros,
Plymouth.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.

The GEr.- NEw ENGLAND BEMEbY,-Dr J. W Pc.
lands White-p7c Compound il offered 10 the af
cted tlrongioUt country. after having been PROV
ed ny the test Of thirteen yesrs in the New ENGLAND
States. where ia merits have become well Known as
The from which in part. derives it, virtues.
The Whi;e-Pine Compound cure. Sore Throat.
Colds. Coughs Dp-heria Bronchitis Splitting OF Blood.
and Pulmonary Affections gener 'y. 1t is Ren,ara-
bic Remedy for Kidney Complaints. Diabetes. Difficult
IL OF odag Urine. bleeding from the Kidneys and
Bladder. Gravel. and other Complaints.
The W'Rs-Psue torpoaa9 is sod in every part
OF the United States and British Provinces.
Prepared at; the Neig- ErgLrsa Botanic D.pot Boston
Mas
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15

Dick Yates, radical senator from H.
in'ris, applies the title of "niserabls scab'
to the laborpg class Who object TO bonds
being exempt from taxotion! Ben Wade
also says in his choice langeage: "Whea
you look into he fact OF maa who wants
The bonds taxed you look ia the face of a
peni.Sntiass bird. I" Rslatcr. radical cauli-
date for governor 10 Illinois: ;,'All who
are opposed to paying the 900 bonds IN
gold are thieves a9d swipdlers," Such is
the feeling Of leading radicals toward men
who want equal taxatiou..'f hra
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15

The defeat OF the miserable .scaIawag
ashley in The Toledo congressional dis
tsict ef Ohio, is satisfactory. but Of no
great importance. Ashley maJ not &c
fool; bat he is person who approxinssiez
IL that ap7eIlstioo so closely that, asa poll
i;ieian, he has Always beea the Il: subject
az contempt. lie possessed all Ike vie
ness Of ths neanest Jacobin, but iacked
,i.c brains to 5c even respectable in VII
laiE-.5 4 siHGS - III ea
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15

BOURBON Democratic Club.
Regular meetings every Monday evening, in Omar
Davis hall.
". DAVIS, President
e Fisr. Secretary,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15
From Rev. Joseph n. Kemard, DID,,


Assistant E.faor csristian tHra9fciS. PAda "a
| have der we'd ierided bensft from he use II
Hoahzud'~ German Bitis.r>. aud f. "a privilege
To- recnmtneli.t- Them a valuable tonic. al
VII" are suffering frair general debility ar frsn.
diseases arisins from arrangement of the liver.
Yours truly.
T. d. FEsDALL.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15
&i!hRlFF'S SALE

Is viituc of a d~rrer i,suni t. me out OF
IT, ..iicc af.tIae tletk of the cour OF com un
,,ica> a. Har>', Il! county .i.iilnr. sh,H Otter
.o. .'il' ~ ,'uDiic an:rDl 10 th' highest hiddcr
1T the court house door in Plymouth, in saai
coaEty on
.Smurdoy, G.t5r -. ISIS
between tie hours OF n o'clock a. IN ar-l %
clock y m q. iii q Y t'i rrnts Az i,, III for II
term not excechE seven years o. the olowIn .
re,i e>tafr. town.:
Oue are lind ..'l. OF the nort', part oI tn
rISt halt ~ the nor h-xcst IN irt o SECTION s"v-
"n'rcn 10 in iDYu-.iinti'ri. t''"e -, north OF
3 =. ,ui,i.- %: HE east nv he
wrsf In q; cnr acre nj 'a;,l former " Owned ~
!>,ah ti,lr',r on the n,th by tina liz =. an
tn,. "'.-et lag land orh,.r', v,ucd hv Thomas l.
r,qk IN. ani on IT,. south hy lie line OF iii
pi,,.1, Il Fort WAvn- K CiiiclS, railwa,, sit
un.r.i;n G,rs,iu cpntly ~ ~ ln'li:n,.
AMI in f.. he ID rel u t,rtc'rom thc
,nnunt H., n,n;-d ''v s,ii writ [ will ihei,
and thrr and in like. M ier offer for IL. The Ice
s;s,ple IN anit, sui re-. "''' - sniSlv sud
yrit in f,vur of An lrrw z ''cra AZ vs.. Btrrn "
Hoorchou-e ana An,'cv Moa,.ho''-s and t-zry
G.. Pearson rcplevln bail. Sud sale VIII n'
made withaut my regard to valuation on APP
pr.semeut laws.
DAVID HOW. Sheriff.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15
TIE REASON WHY.

The reason why Wishler's herh bitjers many
scSsesis brc.Gse it the b.st remedy FOR deranCed
s.0mich or dy.Dspsa. now known and because it in
vio stls the entire system. strengthens the nervous
b,s eevates the standard o all the vital forces. and
sus, ns u most h,athIl tone OF the entire hnman
p,r,isn Medicine that win do this viii any dis
els, r.. s.tnpe r,-cr tint n1trre will do the res
W. glsrlnt,, tt 1t no wan I'm or chill, hos yer pale
and en- .clt, III 50 bitters regularly for TWEEN
t7one dlvs w.ho,, IN -.'arn oFth" ROSY cheeks and
fairc0molevion cYIric. RI &c Of good health
soil by al druggists AM dealers.
III. ). 8. ulrtsan : Co., Irropric:ors, Lancaster.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15

Wendell Philips. the model man Of
she radical party, says he will vote for
General Grant. although he has no conf
aence in him, and denouuces the radical
blatform as shutting. evasive, unprinci-
pied aud corrupt" Ard yet he supports
it aud its candidate, AMI Why? "Bssaase
vote for Grant is vote for negro suff
rage" Any thing to By. the back fas
above the white
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15

hFcs treniy years cx2rricIoe I'll he manufacture OF
stcveS.y CONVINCED. >rcs that
a v-f :ynoent Of money was being expended bv The
p"opi. OF this cOInfrv IN hlvi:i- ch"aD and almost
worthless stoves. iarrc portion Oi which vvs-ted :
aud that true economy consisted w 'i-s y tie best
stoves that cO1l h. ise Notwithstanding, The price
was higher. With this view. Dr9rr ie 20 raasf-nct
the In s-t4 Cirfnr S',. aud spared pains
make il ia" best aud s}a {
copid he made. Anl we have experimental WITH IT,.
aud carefully watched H. operations for The last six
AMI when improvement suggested Itself
have NJ one. adopted il. AMI have several of hs~
secured ~ lsIirr- pitrrf. I'm This manner We no no,
l',ittte 10 ssv. W.. have hrnn@h Il ~ h'rhrr
nr-fectior than a~ irrfprc been attained in cooking
stoves. III" r,cr0t improvements ~ This haS
cd ar'clv to ifs eouvcIrnc. and effectiveness In all
the vtrefi< Cf stoves nan,'a ctu-e SfrfY
rllness dIr,bty. convenience and "coDomv II; onars-
i'm. rt- ttin n. IL Dr.s and in lin,
are satisfied study the interest Of those prcha-ng
our stoves.
SHEAR, PACKARD 4 co.
a i
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-15
rERSoys 4DyssrED ~ LIE,

Aaa - 10 and o, zilin. iviiy npe
ti-n VIA sl IL attendant Ais. xii! find ia tie
of ,iii> t;liiEs> tie TfNit - 81 Ar that "
ILL., BrN fr Ifn tr..s vp-Ii- ri.sr- 20 iue3sdf
tie ari af,itF - N.susiIfnl dsNs bail
uP th~r ~lruHks.n f'rnl~. sf., give health
hxpp.E.as Ia their r,.,.is uf.-. v,ar,