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DgNuGsAtic C0SGRNssloSAL PuivAM MEETINGS
--Disigiri Primary lings we're held al the
several vuiiu. places "a lliriofd county aud the
inh. sixth seventh, ninth tenth eleventh and
twelfth election districts Of baltimore county. on
Sa,urda, afternoon last, for the purpose Of cleo
thug delegates ioa convention 10 nominate de-.
nocratic candidate for Congress. The result Of
tine election ~ said 10 be- ~ follows Mr. Archer
has al the delegates from Hartford county. except
two In the Second district aud has all 10 the 9Th,
sixth, seventh aud tenth, aud one IN the ninth
district Of this rouniy, making his total strength,
50 far, in the convention 90 votes. Mr.. Payne
has I votes In the niuth district, and Nr. HIN.
NELL the Of the twelfth, the delegates iiOD the
eleventh being unplrdged. The first seven wards
Of Baltimore city, included ia the Congressional
district, will elect their delegates ou the 9th OF
September Tie total vote Of the Convention
will be Que hundrcd, OF which. as has been shown,
Mr. Archer will receive foriy-nine, or two less
than a majority. There u not much doubt but
that cusiom-house influence will secure lin
enough " votes IN baltimore city 10 nominate
hlr,, and We may reasonably expect Mr Archer
10 be- our next representative In Cong ess, even
though he did show "a little Independence Of feel.
Ing 10y voting agains, the new Constitution.
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Wv I"fsry, Nov. 2hiH. INht.
Mn II. =. KrHNtu Dear >ir:-i hereby Ger.
iiiy that i"r years my fac. covered with
what AZ" called black head worms. presenting
It m"s, hisagrertblr appearance. OF course
wa- very aLNi"ns :" have them Tmuved aud
ui"i every remedy could hcar" 81 inrthAt Iur
I"'-'. but with u" success, until used your EI.
ri"f'nc k"g"nefatur. ! USED one bottle ni.i
ia" ELECT was almost magical. il has entirely
removed III" warin'. ami has given m" :, clear
,in.''ih complexion. ! rhccriylly aud wi'i %
""niiirhre recommend Il {" all similarly a'l"rt.
~. believing iha' u VIII h.n"ii, them =. q, Inv,
d"n" m" E.-i Totally yours.
Mrs.. i"IN ilnrNLn Brricnt"wu. y j.
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IIksT GLASS
Boarding School for Yonnn Lndina

/ CONNECTION with the Sr,rr NoHHAt SouooL
i Trenton, New jersey Total charges. Including
board, tnilioh. and books. s.9i yeat Dor Cifsgai
with full PARTICULAR, Apply 10
inIIN : IIAnr I.ln.l,..I
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Bay Side Farm.

iD0 ACRES in Calvert county near the
AFNJOhcad of -. Lconard's Bay land -
In good condition for raising corn, wheat, II
oats, tobacco. 4c. 100 acres cleared. bal -
ance in hickory. chestnut, locust and pine tin.
Der fine meadows abundance of fish. oysters
aud game Of all kinds. Good Dwelling, two
Barns aud all necessary outhouses.
For sale by
HENRY ". COOKE,
Law Buildings, 81. Paul ST.,
Nav 2.--tC baltimore.
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Towsontown Female Seminary,
4 HOME .aHOoL For rOUN0 LADEN
Mns. ". A. scIIENCk. rnINcIrAL.

U,Ills SCHOOL has been in successful oper.
! alton for four years. The fifih Annual
Term will commence
on hoaday, S,ptenber IA. 1898.
Board aud Tuition in all the English branches.
500 per annum. Pupils will he furnished with
bedding, napkins, &C, without extra charge.
Circulars can be obtained from the PRINCIPAL.
August l5.--lm.
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t. o.. lazy, IN hand Ground Raw Bone
which th"y guarantee t. be- pure. For sale at
The lowest market rates "a liberia, ! ....iu, To
dealers. IA B. ai.
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Calvert County Farm.

ChIVort county Farm.
A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FARM Of
N 500 Acres on 81. Leonard Creek $50 acres
n. cleared, balance In oak. chestnut -.
& and pine timber; convenient IA wa a.
Ntcr; several fine meadows Suitable -
Tor stock raising; fish, oysters aud wild ducks
~ SEASON. Two good schools within two miles
aud churches convenient. Good Dwelling.
Barn. aud all necessary outhouscs. Price $1,000.
For sale by
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law buildings. Baltimore, Md.
May At.
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Valuable Farm at Private Sale.

rI'AE undersigned intending Ia rclinquish
L farming "icrs tor sale her FARM Of about
SsR. - ACRES OF EXCELLENT
&sE LAND. ;.W
LIh,- Farm IL situated one quarter Of -
q, nal" north 81 Rcistcrstown. Immediately ON
ia" turnpike aud between the Reistcrstown and
Glcn Morris Staiinn~ "n the Western Maryland
Railroad. The improvements are n large Two
STORY BRICK MANSION. two good TEN.
Ant HOUSES aud other necessary Building.
ini has on Il an excellent Apple Orchard
Tho land Is in high state IL cultivati IN, hav.
ing had uu It more than u ,0Oo bushels of lime:
thrr" - water in every field. Apply ON the
prrinises To- MARY A. NEEL.
aei.tcrs,"wn T.. o.. baltimore Co.. Nd.
Aug SIM
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Important 20 Farmers I!
Robinson's Improved
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

'INt.S Fertilizer i.ow recognized hv Plan.
Il ter. Farmers and Gardeners in all sec.
%. g the United States. North and south.
q. an nrt.r., Il rar" excellence and trial (of
equal lu1ntii,r. side by sid" with any other
lh' llai" ia the market will aiies, it, supcri.
.ti'y.
E.b.h-"u', agents ,"r Maryland hav" sold
h.- n. phai- l"r nearly 80 ycars. h hundreds
DO! ia.m"f- % he STATE. aud could I'll columns
81 'b 'e'ii'caics u they deemed it necessary.
ELLIS 4 CAIRNS.
u :. Gay ST.. Baltimore.
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B@'- THE LUMBER used at the
Odd Fellows Picnic on Wednes-
day, will be sold at public sale,
on to-day, SATURDAY. at six
o clock L. NJ.
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Wood Land, steam Saw Mil, &C

Wood Land, Steam Saw Mill, &C.
Inn ACRES cleared. aud $50 acres heavi.
i.,' rS. ' esls:f. e saSS S NJ, .
with good NV YELLING. STORE y
HOUSE aud new STEAM SAWS
MILL. al IA perfect order. This property
ironts more than n mile Immediately OH the
Ch"-apcakc Ray. Part Of the soil 10 specially
suited for peaches and other portions for grain,
&c. Mill aud Store with proper mana cement
will yield Ia: 80 income.
For sale by HENRY w.TOOKE,
y Law Ruildings. ST. Paul ST..
May TT baltimore Nd
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Under the care Of RE,. and Mus. u. }. CONE.
LT'TO HSONTOWN. TIuORE CO.. NJ.
will open Tor the reception II pupils.
M.Mdtg. .Nfni Mr.. "a. IS6s.
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Farm Wanted.

A ~ one having FARM Of 100 Acres or
N upwards, Tor rent. either IN baltimore or
Howard county, will please address. stating
location. terms, 4c.. DAN'L KENNEY,
Catonsville. baltimore county.
Aug 22.-2ts
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'uAN"r cr TiNr-un aud after Monday next.
Ntea list ihc ears ufthc baltimore and Tow.
.oD'own Passenger Eailwh, company will run rs
follow.
l..'' T,wson'own. lail!. u; every hour, from
..A " 'u"P
Law, Baltimore. daily, ~ ever, hour from u
\ 'o J. VI, aud 4; rand II = ~ cxeep,
sunday. when IT, last cat will leave At . 30 l..
" instead ofaii
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Miscellaneous.
ToNVsontOvvm Institute.

4 Boarding and bay school for Young
Ladies'.
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Miscellaneous.
* e R % e a. s
GREAT
Epidemic Regeneration,

FOR CLEANSING AND REMOVING ALL
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
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Ma Il. ,. K,n>tn--bcarSir Permit ~. Il,
cal! ia" attention Il the public &" Your Epi-
d"fm" R"s"n"rat"r. "a permanent removal AMI
"a. . -, -ekwr-stTvzn.-s- among the. many
m"iirnr- i'-'"f'. the public. know 81 n"ic lie
irving al NOR" confidence. deem Il but iu..
lice I" Mr. k"rn"r =" thus publicly nckn"wl.
"dg" 'h" in"rii. 1T his PREPARATION. have
4 {" many "i nav friends ia this yicinIty. and
ia u" ca." havs known u t. fail To- d" what
., claims. Tucrr are hundreds suffering from
III" vari"u. form. - skin i scascs. many 81
them x'r"in"ly rcpulsive. who will gladly avsh
thcms"lve. ui the rclici offered by tbs. nrli.
cine. ich"rriully recommend II To- sny IN need
"i such fem"iv Yours. most re.prrtlv
FERDINAND !. JENNINGS
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LEWIS LEHMAN,
Aug. 22.-tt.s Administrator.
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Ma II. +. ktEStH--Dcar SIR Ms .Siu 10
ing susr"ptih" "i i"i-,.n and hayin. applied
great many different preparations. Z ia,.
found nothing {, pru-iurr perfect ami rat.4
a cure ~ your Epidcrmir Rccrnoratnr ! ran
sai"l aud truly recommend j, "a, bcih. .uj.,ti
or I" any other preparation f,r making ih.
skin clear aud .m"aih.
Believe the e. be- yours respectfully.
II. &. MArrmrws.
Baltic. Oct. l.. 1867. Lumber Merchsn,.
Prepared and Sold hy ia" Proprietor.
HENRY =. KERNER
Cor. Batim"r" aud High ST. Haltim"r.. NJ.
-rrir" Fii;y Cents per Eot,l" Net. ..u
uiue without the rrnpr.ipr'- signature.
For sale hy u. WILLIS. Tnw.ui.,.nt
Jun" l3. ls6S.-lv
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Il srfiber has received from the Orphan
Court "i Baltimore county. better "f admin
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TINlIls IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That th. sui,
Il scriber has received from tie Orphan.
Court at Baltimore county. letter. tc-iuincniu
~ nn the estata al
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rINlIlS l. To GIVE NuTi, 4. tbs, tL" .uH
/ IL srrih"r has obtained from tl,,. utll.n-
,"urt 80 baltimore county. letter. e. ,iir...
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
BY order OF COMMITTEES.

A BRAINLEss eur residing at Bourbon,
known as Harmon Baylor, past one-horse
harness-maker, and present two-horse
scavenger and cats paw for the RepuJH-
can, fading himself beaten at every point
by our Bourbon correspondent, attempts
to give US portion of the credit for his
discontinue. Our Bourbon correspond
eat Is in every way capable of defending
himself from the attacks Of all corners,
particularly of such an example of con-
centrated imbecility as Harmon Baylor, of
Bourbon, and the unmerclful flagellation
which he has received is not attributable
TO US. Ii. b, has an itching for notoriety,
and Notwithstanding the entreates of his
party friends at Bourbon, has conducted
his correspondence in such manner as to
write himself down one of the most con-
summate asses that was ever suffered to
bray IN respectable community There
IS az Institution at indianapolis called the
1" Insane Asylum where Baylor might
receive some benefit, we're it not for the
fact that he is cligible-idiots not being
received
Come again, RI. =.
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ner Of lot No. l, and the southwest corner
of lot No. 3, on Jefferson street, provided
tile party owning said lots does not re-
move the distractions in said street as has
been heretofore ordered by the Board of
Trustees"
The bill of Fralk Vevia, for Sl5 for
cleaning FIRE engine an hose, was allow
ed.
1t was ordered that the chief-engineer
OF the fire department order the foreman
Of each Of the fire companies Of Plymouth
to appoint a committee Of five, or such
other number as may be thought to be ef-
fective, whose duty it shall be TO keep
the apparatus of the fire department. in
good order; said committee to serve for
such length of time as the chief-engineer
may direct
1t was further ordered by the Board,
that the sum of 500 be appropriated for
the grading of Water street, between
CAIRO street and East street, provided
tn 1t a bridge be constructed across Vel
low river at East street
The marshal was ordered to sell the old
engine house, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, after advertising the same
for two weeks in the Plymouth Weekly
Democrat
Adj burned to meet on Wednesday ev-
ening, June 10.
p. MCDONALD,
Clerk.
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PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD or
TRUSTEES or PL YNOCTW
CORPORATION.
PLYMoUrH, June 3, 1853.

pLYMoUrH, June 3, 1853.
Board met--present, j. &. Cushman,
PRESIDENT Confer, Williamson, Koch and
Work, trustees, and Plat Mcdonald,
clerk.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Confer, from committee On streets, al
leys and sidewalks, reporte favorable to
the construction Of culverts on the G.. c.
& L. r. r., at Jackson, Madison, and
Caro- streets;-recommending an order to
be passed compelling persons who have
placed Instructions on Madison street,
west Of First street, to remove the same;
in default of which the supervisor max
the removal at their expense; also, that no
more culyerts are needed on c. G.. & l.. r..
G. between the p. +. ". & G.. II. w. and
the river, are needed; (which report and
recommendation were adopted.
The report from same, that the Board
make an appropriation in aid OF the con-
struction Of bridge across Yellow river
at East street was laid on the table
Williamson and Work reported against
repairing the Taylor street bridge, which
report was ordered to lie on the table.
The counsel for the corporation reported
that he considered the ordinance now on
record, to prevent swine from running at
large within the corporation, inadequate
to attain the end desired. 1t was then
ordered that said ordinance be repealed,
which was done in these words, to-wit:
"Be ordained by the president and
trustees of the incorporate town Of Plym-
outh, Marshall county, Indiana, that all
ordinances heretofore enacted, and now in
force, and of record within said town, en-
acted for the purpose of prohibiting and
preventing swine from running at large
within tie corporate limits Of said town.
be, and the same hereby are, repealed,
and declared of none effect from and after
this date"
1t was ordered that the time given the
marshal to clear Walnut street, be extend
ed three weeks.
1t was ordered that the corporation
counsel draft an ordinance to prevent dis
orderly conduct within the corporate linn
its of the town of Plymouth, and that he
report the same to the Board at its next
meeting.
On motion Of Confer, the following res
olrtion was passed:
:" Resolued, That the supervisor of dis
trict number 20. be ordered to take with
him tho county surveyor, and establish
permanent corners on the sou a-east COZ
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Iaenlea Tue .ist Gay OIL January, lS0NLefrS No. 49,
This is superior Co all other spring bed bottoms
yet produced, and few of the advantages are as
follows
i. The pressure on the springs is even, ard
there is no sagging or baggihs down of any part,
while the full elasticity remains.
2. There is no giving way of any part, because
it is stayed at sides as well as ends.
3. Ii is adjustable to any sized bed, with or
without additional Stats.
f. AIy mechanic can make one, or any com
mon farmer who can tools for farm purposes
can readily make or adjust one.
D. Thev are cheaper than any spring bottom
known, and materials to make them can be pro-
cured in any country town.
9th They are lighter than any other spring
bottom, and can readily be made to sustain
light weight, without being 200 stiff or timber.
Z. They are more durable than any other bed
bottom known.
Call and examine them-try them and you xill
never use any other.
The pa tentee, Nathan Maxey, of Plymouth
Indiana, has his headquarters over III. B. Dick
sons hardware store, Sd door, on the right, up
stairs. and will sell bed bottoms or territory to
those wishing to purchase.
Eecfercnces.
We have had occasion to examine and try the
above bed bottom and fully endorse all that is
claimed for it by the inventor.
CHARLES PALMER, Furniture Dealer,
THos. MCDONALD, Depy. Auditor,
JOHN w. HOUCHroN, Recorder,
DAVID How, Sheriff.
e. Fl. REEVE, Atty,
H.G. THAYER, Commission Merchant,
S. & NJ. Becker Merchants,
J. Brownies. Merchant,
w. BENNETT. NJ. D.,
]. D. GRAY. NJ. D..
II. r. BAcKUs. NJ. D..
T. A. BORroN, NJ. D.,
II. B. Dickson, Merchant,
E P. LESLIE, NJ. d.
A sample bed bottom may be seen at the room
of the undersigned.
49, N. MAXEY.
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Come again, RI. p.

1--WE have seen n couple Of the trus-
tees Of the private school referred to,
We suppose, and they assured US that 10
application Of the kind had ever been
made TO them, consequently, the Demo-
Gratis informant must have been mistaken
or misinformed himself. Please correct.
-RepuJlican.
The school to which VIC alluded, was
not, at the time referred to, under the
charge of trustees. The trustees Of the
Chapel School may be correct in their
statement, but their information ON the
subject, and the feeling which we under
stand was manifested by one or two OF
them, are entirely gratnitous, as the school
which they represent was not referred to,
either directly or remotely. Please cor
rect.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
HOAAs a. HENDRICKS, OF Marion
Fer LisWeaant- GorsrnoT.
Alfred 2. Edserton, OF Allen.
For Secretary If STATE,
REUBEN {. EIsE, 9f 3oone.
For -t.lliior q Stqts.
JOSEPH J. BEEUSD4FFI,E. Of Fyyr.tHa.
Fer Treasurer Of sfats.
JAMES b. RYAN cr Nuien
For C7srt Of ne .HyDjszae Court,
TO4H.S LaROSE. 9r G.ss.
For Exporter Of ne .seprsin- Court,
y. Il. 0, PICKARD, + -IgrstaH
Er s4periqta.lsat er P,5.ie destruction,
JOIN 2. PHILLIPS, # pdgisss.
FER -ti'o97s1y Gsssjcl,
S1L. cLi Yf00L. Of P4.,ia7,
For Electors ~ large
JoIE r COFFROTH. of Huntingdon.
BA4LESS W HANNA, OF Yigo.
C0rfngcnts
JASON BROWN. OF Jackson
WILLIAM " EhANhLIN, OF Owsn.
For District Electors.
FIRST District-Tlomas r Cobb. of Knox,
tontincent-R SprOuie. of Eanderturg
Second District-C 5 Dobbins. OF lar-iu.
Conrinsent-Jonas G Howard, OF Clarke,
Third Di,trict-J:.mcs Gavin. or Decatur
Coatingcnt-Elnanau pevore of Jennings.
Fourth Dstrct--John 5 Reid OF Fay-tte,
Contingent benjamin /. Smith of Rush
Filth District-John VIOrd OF Marion.
Ccntlnsent--Cass 1yfeld, of johnson,
Sixth Di<trict-A b Carleton. of Lawrence
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II Hamill, of Sullivan,
Seventh Dis.rict-T + Davidson. Of Fountain.
Contingent u Daily. of Carroll,
Eighth District--James Mcdowell Of Grant.
'ontlngent-N L Lnsday. of Howard.
Ninth Distributions Colcricl< of aIlcn
tontiiiseGt-SaInuel Shoaff OF Jay.
Tenth District % II Hain. OF Flkhart.
Contingent-E Van Long OF Noble
Eleventh District not appointed
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There are 9 wholesale dealers in the
county, who pay $50 special tax, as fol-
lows g. F. Benson, S. & NJ. Becker,
Buck & Toan, II. B. Dickson, Davis IL
Bro, Lauer & Bro, Oglesbee, Mattingly
& Black, IL. G. Thayer, and j. f. Yves
tervelt & Co. There are two other parties
who also pay special tax of $50, viz: W.
S. Dodge, hotel keeper, and August Schroe-
ter, Bremen. The following pay q spe-
cial tax of 800: 7. Crcssner, banker !;
Nussbaum & Mayer, wholesale liquor
dealers, and ohm Klinshammcr, Brew er
All other parties pay special taxes of S25,
SIS, SO, and So, according to their occu-
patton. There are in the county kept TO +
use 81 gold watches, only two Of which are
worth over si01. On the 81 tax Of s.
paid on the , tag of 81. The person
who pays the highest revenue tax Is Jno
Kliughammer, who pays Sl52 10.
II. 4. 0. PACKARD, Dep. Col.
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L MATTiSGLY has disposed of The IL.
4. Republican to Mr.. Porter Pomeroy, Of
Valparaiso. We have no personal ac-
quaintancc with Mr.. Pomeroy, but under
stand that he is gentlemen aud a good
printer, which is great deal more than
can be said of the outgoing proprietor.
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STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY.

STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY.
In Circuit court, August term, 1868.
Martha S. Fisk and
Lemuel Fishk,
vs., To quiet title.
William Johnson
and Daniel Morley
The plaintiff in the ADORE entitled cause by
their attorneys have filed in my Office their COM
plant against the defen lants, and it appearing by
the affidavit of competent person, that the de-
PENDANTS William Johnson and Daniel Morley
residents of the state OF Indiana, they are
therefore hereby notified of the tendency oil said
complaint against them, and unless they appear.
answer o dcmur thereto at the calling of said
cause, on the first day of the next term of said
court, to be begun and held at the court house in
the town of Plymouth, the first Monday of
August, 1868, said complaint and the matters
and things therein contained and alleged will be
heard and determined in his absence.
JOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
Corbin Vanvalkenbursh. Plf's Atty. al
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Wanted---AgcntS

For the history of the War between the States
Its canses, character, conduct and results by Hon
Alexander II. Stevens Its official character and
ready sale combined with an increased commits,
son. make 1t the best book ever pub shed. Send
lor circulars ahd see our terms. aud full de-
scription Of the work. Address
ZElGLER, McCURDY eco,
Lombard Block, Chicago.
ford Kelley are canvassing Marshall county
and will receive orders for this work, an
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11

STATE OF INpiANA,l
MARSHALL COUNTY
In Circuit court, August Term, 1868:
William Yearick.)
VS.. To quiet title.
Martin Asper. }
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause. by his
attorneys, has filed in my Office his conpla'ut
against the defendant, and it appearing by the af
davii OF a competent person. that the defendant,
Martin Asper, is nonresident of the state of
Indiana. he is therefore hereby notified of the
tendency of said co mplaint against Il i'm, and un
less he appear answer or dsmur thereto at the
calling of said cause, on the first day Of the next
term of said court, to be begun ard held at the
court house in the town OF PlyM ruth, on the first
Monday of August, 1865, said complaint AMI the
matters and things therein contained and alledg
ed will be heard and determined in his absence.
JOHN c. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
Corbin Vanvalkenburgh, Pits att'ys. III
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11

y -','1 p - TT 1tcsl0u 70 lIIVo' alV
appoint delegates on Saturday, June u,
witbou: fail. It is important that I'll the
delegates be present, and that contingents
be selected who viii attend in case of alb
nee Of regular delegates
\ general attendance Of democrats from
the county at large on that day will be
heartily welcome, for consultation ana " .
good time " generally.
BY order of Central Committee
y. {. THOMPSON, Ch'm'n.
" W. DOWNEY, Sec'y.
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Ladies

Of sedendary habits who require gentle rurga-
tive will find Roback's blood pills just tn, medi-
cine they want; they perfectly safe and can
be TAX en- at alttimes they contain no mercury or
mineral poison. but are purely vegetable. For
sale by Brown Bros
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
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Should use Robacil' s stomach bitters to strength
en- the prostitution which always follows acute dis
eases; it will be found far superior as a stIsula
ting tome to any of the wine and bark prepaI ation
of the present day. For sale by Brown Bros,