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VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW BAzILE JA1LLoT OR
JAILLEAU-No. 1920

AucrIoNEER-OhceS Sc Bienvlle street.
CATURDAY, July 18Th, 1s0s, at IL
- O'CLOCK NJ az Merchants and Auctioneers EXCHANGE
Roval street between Canal and CustomhOuse streets b
Iublc auction by virtue Of an order ir me %
ohn Thomas Judge the Second District Court OF New
Orleans dated June s. 1868 the following described Real rs
lot of GROUND, in the square bounded by Washing
ton IRpage Sixth Seven streets forming the corner
81 &ashon and streets measuring % eet fr nj
on Wahingn street by l2O feet in depth Seventh street,
together i'm a old house erected thereon -,
Subject TO all claims that Mrs & p. Gaines may have
against this property ~.
Act of sale with u s. internal revenue stamps attached
before A DoriocOut, notary public, a. purchasers ca
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= Creseent city Rank New Orle orleans,
Junels s-In accordance with sections 81 anu % o.
S3,itisd an act to establish general system,
.oS Free Ranking in the state Of Lonisi ana
" March 10 1850 notice is hereby gwen
ePP'ookke' hijsrs Of the circulating notes OF this
Rsnk Snv audited under the provisions Of SAD ae 20
st .e same al the Banking House, or NJ the oce % w
state Auditor for the purpose OF redemption, sS
wear from this tie otherwise the iunOs oePos'e1 "
Bank for said purpose WIZ CHkS FAURIE. JR. Cashier
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OVERWHELMINGLY OTICE-MR. ARTHUR
" Hyatt is admitted partner in my business Tn,eS
will hereafter be conducted under bhe tye
HYATT. go fAUL D. Nhhi'
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SPECIAL notice..

- The Executive Committee of the Dem:
oerAtie Party will the Of the State OentA
seven and a half p X j. w. BRYANT,
Secretary pro tenn
Cuff Ice Manufacturing Company
At a meet z the Directors, in acc0rdanee VILE
The harier article ettJ Mr.. FRANK w. SEhMOOh was
unanimously eleg ted President ef this Company.
The Subscription for limited NUMBER OF ohAIee
the eapal at the O1ce OF me company
' NV P A. COHEN, Secretary.
OrIenss Chapter No. L, X. A. M
The 1fces and this Chapter reqnes ed 70
at'snd a Getting be held in the Ohaptsr Room MOhDAf
A'NN4-'0' 49, ID. E. SCRUGGs, NJ E. Il. P
New Orleans, jackson and Great
MI. IN Railroad Company-Genera Passage Department,
Nv Orleans, July n, 1S65.-GRAND BALL Central
Uonse MAGNOLIA Miss Friday July IL, lS6o-Partes de
Tous 10 attend tie above Ball. win take the Special Iran
leaving tie Caiops street depot July IL, at ESQ P r.
iaIe i0' n r. WILLIAMS, General Superintendent.
Ed WARE. General Ticket Agent.
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Hank Of New Orleans. New yele s ~
- a accordance with sections 81 ana . OF w
sct untitled an act "fo establish general syen o. nj
go, - ~ re State Of Louisiana approved nAtSh -
49, is hereby given u the holders OF tine
M - Ms Rnk duIv audited under the provisions OF seu
NJ 20 nresent ne same at the Banking House. or az no
0ne 81 The State Aud tor Tor the purpose OF
ho o YEAR from this date, otherwise the iunes uePOS
sy said Bank for said purposes will be rec ansa' bi
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NEW ORLEANS, May "a, 1858.
Caldwaus Extract.
1.-,ro ,aIvzad this OIL and in my experiments APP
Piled In MYSELF recognize that It Is enc Of ths oes
articles vet presented the pubic for the purpose Oh
he hair is original color In test mony OF which hereto
ahhx my signature. vvrry SAROS
lS'e' Importer of Human Hair, Southern Emporium.
a. II. CALDWELL. Patentee,
Tyote des Etrangers, No. l29 Charities street
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DLEAsURR EXCURSION TO oARRoLLroN
r. s,,,5ov IN the Seasou-The fast sde-whee pas
ssnreT steamer A. G. BROWN, W. s. Basset master,
Leaves fsot OF anal for Carroon Gardens ES Eh1
STSDkY NJ az and So clock N. Returning, leaves
Carrolton at = and ~ o'clock P. NJ a., - -
Will land Jackson street, STOCK LahdDg' OF any
accessible wharf, each way, when hailed
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oSToN MONDAY EVENING, The Isl LeoE'
al tbe nortbeast corner Of Secy and 81 Chares
small Pocket Book Portemonn-ie tanning sndsr
h,ii and ,hTsa dolars 40 United States currency
viii receive the gratitude Of an orphan gIL 81 he say
worldly effects we're contained IN that PeeAe' F0'7 " "
ing il 81 this ofiee.
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AUCTION SALES.
c, E. GlRARDeY q Co, s SALES.

SUGAR PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARY,
LOUISIANA.
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Waiting and weddins Cards On 80. oo,.oa Rus L.
s snh' cS.cS. Invoices .ad Circular Letters etc., mn"
.1s.d Seals. Csnosins stamps Door rl.ss'' s.T
Initials Embossed On Pspsz ~ knss''~
CHARGE FOB DIE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
Municipal Elections.

LAPoRTE, Ind, May 5.-The city cleo
ton to-day, resulted in democratic vie
tory The democrats elect their entire
ticket, with the exception Of two alder
men.
SOUTH BEND, May Sat the city
election to-day, there was democratic
gain of $50. How are you, Schuyler:
How do you like your Endorsement? The
republicans of this city, after very lib
eral expenditure of money, succeeded in
electing Mr.. Humphreys, radical, for
mayor, by 81 majority Colfax's MAORI.
ty, two years ago was 800 One more
such, and our beautiful city will be demo
cratic.
GOSHEN. May 5.-At our city election
to-day, the whole democratic ticket was
elected by majorities ranging as follows
Il. c. Wilson. mayor, 50; l. Hefner
clerk, "A; Joseph Lauferty, treasurer, %
Charles Henkel. assessor, 60; Ii. q.
Hale, marshall 81. The democrats aisc
elect all of the six aldermen. This be
ing our first election under city charter
much interest was manifested, and large
vote was polled. The republicans were
sanguine of carrying the city, and worked
earnestly for the success of their ticket
Our gain over last fall is 70. The demo.
Gratis are jubilant, while the radicals ar,
respondent. We have opened the cam
paign.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07

the board of tade and vessel owners as.
ISOLATION was prevented discharging his
duty at the Gdena elevator, and when he
objected to I" short draughts," and Sun
sealed" scales, vas ordered out Of the ele-
vator. The directors of the board oil
trade, all but two who are in the elevator
interest, had II take notice of the affair
and after sevehl days Matching brought
forth resolution endorsing the action oil
the weighmaste aud at the same time af-
firming that there was no evidence OF In
tent to defraud on the part Of the elevator
men. This sintularly contradictory docu-
ment was read tt the board this morning
and was greeted with jocose crise of :" white
wash all over the hall, but was neverthe-
less adopted As it stands, it satisfies nc
one, neither the elevator men, nor anybody
else.
The prices of whisky in this market just
dt pieeSut, Si'C "NCly l1ii iu0" VI III" vi
ficient the government officers are in pre-
venting frauds in this article. 1t cost:
46 cents to make gallon of whisky, and
the government lax is 50. Yet the aver
age price of profesedly tax-pald whisky il
81 20 per gallon, and one can always get
all the straight goods" as " contraband
whisky is called, which may be desired fol
81 So and 81 80 Clearly there is much
that is rotten IN tbs Denmark.
BY the way, omitted to mention in n,
brief reference to political matters, that
the Times of this morning publishes
statement professedly made in its office by
Gen. Palmer, that he Will positively refuse
to accept the republican nomination foI
governor. unless j. will be to save it from
being given 10 Col. Bob. Ingersou.
The French troupe at the Opera bous
bring out "0rpheus" tonight So fl
their business has been much less thai
their extraordinary merit deserves.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
The American Cooking Stove

After twenty years experience in The manufacture of
stoves became convinced. some six years since that
vast amount of money being expended by the
people of this country in buying cheap and almost
worthless stoves large portion of which wasted
and that true economy consisted in buying the best
stoves that could be made notwithstanding the price
higher With this VIEW proceeded 10 construct
the american Cooking Store and spared pains " ex-
pense to make II the best and most perfect stove that
could be made. And we have experimental with it,
and carefully watched its operations for the last six
years. and when an improvement suggested ITSELF we
have at once adopted it, and have several of these
secured by letters patent. In this manner we not
hesitate to say, have brought it to higher state of
perfection than has heretofore been attained in
stoves The recent improvements in this has add
ed largely to its convenience effectiveness In all
the varieties of stoves Manufacture study use
funess durability convenience and economy in opera
ion, rather than cheapness in price and in doing we
satised we study the interest of those purchasing
our stoves,
SHEAR, PACKARD & CO.
Albsnv n Y.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07

John O'Keefe, while passing along
the track Of the Toledo, Wabash & " est
crn railway, near the foot of Third street
night before last, in the dark, stumbled
over something lying across the road
which, upon investigation. proved TO be
the dead body Of man, with both legs
off twas ascertained that the mans
name was John Ryan, who lived near the
Junction, and that he had been run over
by the midnight freight train going east
over the road. How he came to be lying
on the track-whether he was intoxicated
or whether he had been knocked down
it was impossible to ind out.-Lctayette
Journal
-Apropos of Buffers Offering an % al
stract of something in the senate, a c an
try cotemporary remarks that Butler WAS
engaged in making abstracts during the
late war.
Miss Alice Purdy, of Cleves, Ohio, a
beautiful and intelligent young lady OF
seventeen, deliberately walked into the
Ohio river and drowned herself, at the
gravel pit, on the Ohio & Mississippi rail.
road, three miles east of Lawren ceburg.
on the 10th ultimo. She was to have
been married iii few weeks Her body
has been recovered No cause is assign
ed for the rash act.
The work on the Indianapolis and
Viucennes railroad is progressing very
rapidly The iron is laid across the
bridge at Phillips terry. Trains will be
running direct to indianapolis in two
months.
Three boys, aged respectfully 16, u,
and 10 years, sons of Henry Foge, far
mer, residing five miles north of Delaware
station, on the Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road, got into dispute on Sunday. The
oldest boy was armed with an axe, with
which he smashed both his brothers
skulls. killing one outright and wounding
the other SO that death must ensue See
ing his father approaching the scene, the
young murderer fled. The father convey
ed the dead and dying to the house and
then set out to look for their brother and
found him hanging by the neck dead On
the barn-door.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
CHICAGO. Nav 4

CHICAGO, May <.
About g o'clock this morning az the
propeller Gov. Cushman, Capt. II. w.
Thompson, which had been lying at til e
New York Central wharf, was proceeding
down the creek for the purpose of pro-
ceeding to Port Colborne, Canada, to dis
charge the balance CT Ler cargo,-2,6O0
bushels Of wheat, while at or opposite
the Sturges elevator, her boiler exploded
with most terrific report, which shook
dwellings several squares from the scene
of the disaster, dealing death and destruc-
ton to all around. shatteriug the noble
vessel into one heap of small splinters and
debris, and sending eleven precious souls,
without moments warning, into the
presence Of their Eternal Judge.
As soon as the confusion had a little
subsidized, search was made for the suffer
ers by the explosion, and the survivors Of
the crew were mustered, when the follow
ing persons were found to be killed, woua-
died. and missing:
Killed and Bodies Recovered-H. S.
Gilbert, lst engineer Peter McDermot,
fireman Barney Lester, Frank Smith,
Lewis Anderson, and Herman Fromming
deck hands The latter's body was found
floating in the water.
Killed ard 1Missing.-John DooraI<, II
Abbott. II. G. Stewart. Geo. Lewis, Jere-
miah Morrow, deck hands
Wounded.-Capt. FL. W. Thompson, a
severe cut Oh the back of the head. about
two inches IN length; Patrick Bressen-
ham, fireman, wounded in the head, front
scalp severely cul, slightly scalded, and
system shocked by the conclusion. Jo-
seph Grey wounded in the ankle and tie
system shocked by the copcussion.
The wounded were takon to the hospit.
al, and are doing we'll.
The dead bodies recovered were dread,
| fully mangled, and were takec possession
of by Coroner Walsh. who will Investigate
tie cause Of the disaster
I he "Gov. Cushman belon gel TO Cleve.
land, aud was valued at $50 .0e0. She
was insured for $40. eco She arrived in
this city from Milwaukee with load 81
grain, Il 600 bushels Of which belonged
to Port Colborne, Canada, for which port
she was bound when the fatal explosion
occurred. Her cargo was Insured fol
$4,000 in the Western, ana ST COZ il
the Home of New York
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, Of Marion
For Lieuteh1it- G0rsrHor.
Alfred p. Edgerton, OF Allen.
Tor Secrstdry If StGte,
REUBEN C. KISE, Of Boom.
For AUDITOR Of stat.
JOSEPH T. BERUSDAFFER, Of FronE'tn.
For Treasurer Of STATE.
JAIE.S e. r YAN, IF Marion.
For Clerk oftAs Supreme Court,
N0AR s. LaROSE. Of Cass.
For Reporter Of the Supreme Court.
n 4. o. P1CR4RD, Of Marshall.
Fs- Superintendent Of P,,blic Instruction,
JOHN r. PHIL LIPS, Of Ddriess.
For .fHo1mey General,
SOL. Oh TP0OL, IF Putnam.
For Electors at Large,
JOHN r COFFRoTff. of Huntington,
BAYLESS " HANNA, Of iso.
Contincents
JASON y BROWN. of Jackson
WILLIAM NFRANKLIN. OF Owen.
For District Electors,
First District-Thomas Il Cobb, of Knox,
Contingent-R Sproule, of Vanderburg,
Second Distr.ct--C ; Dobbina. OF hartin,
Co1tinsent--Jonas q Howard, of Clarke
Third District-James Gayin. of Decatur.
Contingent-Elhanan Deyore, OF Jennings,
Fourth District-John 5 Reid. of Fayette,
Contingeat-BenjeE min l. Smith OF Rush,
Fifth D;si-ct-JOhn r Lord. Of 1arion,
Coa.inyeut-Caxs Byfield, OF Johnson,
Sixth Di-trict-A Carleton. Of Lawrence,
Contiurent-Samacl X Hamill. Of Sullivan.
Seventh Dist-ict-T T Davidson. of Fountain,
Contingent-B b Daily, of Carroll,
Eighth DiStrict-Jamc- I Mcdowell. OF Grant,
Contin -en.-N X Linsday, of Howard,
Ninth District-John C0lerics. of Allen,
Con;in.ent->amuel \ ShOaf, OF Jay,
Tenth Dislrict-o u Hain, Of Elkhart,
Contingent Van Long. Of Noble,
Eleventh District-not appointed.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07

Ed. Observation-Disclosures lives near In
wood /" loil " republican a carpenter and
joiner abolition stump-speaker local preach
er, manufacturer of patent medicines, ink
peddler, bible and book, and insurance
agent, who is selling his patent medicines
in all drug aud county stores, without the
necessary revenue stamps, and peddling
without license. Where is our revenu C
assessor why don't the loil party fetch
out their borrowed" gun and bring the
man to duty?
RED JACKET.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07

+ IT is suggested that the county auditor
separate the state tax in such man.
ner, on the duplicate, that each demo
ocratic taxpayer shall know the exact
proportion which he pays toward the re-
publican's /" borrowed" cannon.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
An Ounce of Preventive

is worth pound ofcure. Fever ard sgue can
be prevented in all climates aad in all coBstitu-
tons by the constant use of Roback's Stomach
Bitters, and oittimes the very worst cases have
been cured by their timel, use Persons living
in mslsrlous districts should never lie without
them. For sale by Brown Bro's.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07

WHILE bordering on matters Of grave
import, a few days ago, a friend remarked
to US that the republicans had sent their
cannon back" We made no inquiries.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07

The municipal elections in our neigh
boring towns show large democratic gains
Goshen shows democratic gain of 10
in South Bend the democrats gain $50
over Colfax's vote two years ago and in
Laporte the democrats carry their whole
ticket, with the exception Of two alder
men. Keep the ball rolling.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07

WONDER if the RAIDS. of this place lent
their(?) cannon to their South Bend al
lies to rejoice over Schuyler's endorsement
at the late city election in the latter place?
i" End orsement "-150 democratic gain.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07

a FRIEND enquiries: +" Why did you
garble the extract which you attempted to
quote last week. from the Republican.
In your paper it reads, the hero of three
resignations.' 1t should read, the hero
of - battles and three designations >"
We accept the amendment.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
]. r. Van Vaikenburgh.
Wholesale Liquor Sto,

Wholesale Liquor Store.
LIOTORS-pure Liquors fos medicine and ote<
purposes can be lad my store door north OF the
Branch Bank.
May f., 1855. j. = NANNALKEN BE RGH.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07

The election on Monday was one of the
quietest on record. No fighting or quar-
reling consequently, a great democratic
victory.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07

WHY don't the RAIDS. get out their ''bor
rowed" cannon and fire few shots over
the result of the corporation election?
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07

Attorneys.
j. G. Osborne.

attorney at Law, and JIssice OF tho Peace,
has removed his Office 10 the sa-t side .. Michigan
street, the block next north OF the Parker House
where he viii he pleased to those la wing tres-ess
10 transact with him. Collections made and money
promptly RENTED. Particular attention given 70 he
settlement of estates and guardianship. II2-~s.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
{. u. Reeve,
Attorney at Law.

AMI ia" C1I9 iqel;. giil practice n Fulton Stark
Iaport- aud hosciusko. wei Hars.ali. counties
Collections promptly and efficiently attended
fd attention given To probate business Insurance ef-
eced on lives and property, in the best companies IA
the United States. Special attention paid tc The prose
eGtion of claims o soldiers their widows add heirs for
bounty. arrears of pay pensions aud Other claims
R.fereRc1s:-FarTe. Field e Co. Chicago. Shaw. Rsr-
borr & Co. Cincinnati. Becky. Sheldon Co. v
Graf, Bennett Is Co. PitlsbGig. 1885,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
4. c. Capren,
Attorney and Nosarv.

War Claim Agent viii attend 10 all professional 5as;
placed in his har6s promptly ard caretale Par
ticular attention given guardianship and the settle
ofdecedents estates. Pension, bounty And back
pay of deceased and disabled soldiers procured Il
s0nabe rtes. Deeds mortgages AID other written ia
strUmenis neatly and quickly drawn - and acuoly-
Judgments taken. Collections msde and promptly re-
mtcd. o.iice over II. Il. Dicksons hard ware store,
Plymouth. lad fi0-so
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
A. G. Holtzendorf.
Fashionable Barber.

CHICAGO BARBER sHOP-Cnder Marks E Ehr-
lch's store. Shaving. Hair Cutting Shamrooalg. &c.
done in the best style Particular attention given to
Dyeing Hair and WhskeTs The highest price paid for
ladies hair. =
1!-3Il A. &. HOI9ZENptRFF-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
Banking Company.
Plymouth. Ind

The Plymouth Branch Banking Co.. ore 10 the
Plymouth Branch Bank ofthe state OF inciansl oper
no"'' " " II. CRESSNER. President
40 T. CRESSSER, jr. Cashier.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
hr. Vim. Cams Yen KessIer.

tPoRNERLY SURGEON or TIE s,xoxY AkNy,1
Offers hi professional services 70 re c:;izens OF F;
ney's former residence in south Plymouth Iaause ~
Brown Dro : drug store. 32-Iy
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
Miscellaneous.
]. Force.
Merchant; Tailor

FASHIONABLE TiIORTNt; E,STiBy TSUhi.y7.
over Davidson & Go = store All kinds cfvork in orr
line done in superior style any in the county and
Interior to i'm the northwest Particular atten-
ton given 70 Custom Cufting.
Plymouth, Ipd-t2-16-t( JAMES FORCE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07

oN-ExPLosIvE-the republican can
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
G., HaSlanger,


Wagons, Carriages. etc.
c. Hasianger & Bros. manufacturers OF Wagons.
Carriages etc Blaoksmithing, painting and granting
done TO order
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
j. \. Scott,
General Collector

Continues to give prompt attention 10 Collecting
Claims Best of references given WI nreaGrcc. Tens
moderate. I9-ls
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
THES
GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE
HAS TIE PREFsREScK.
ACKNOWLEDGED TO Be SuPER.f3l
Read the following:
AN INVENTORS OPINION.

Il" consider tie Grover Baker Sewing Ma.
chine the bert rnach;ne for general use It is
simple, and on that account il comreras itsel: to
families particularly. The seam made by this
machine lie more durable than the Shuttle -Sti.c.,
machine on account OF its elasticity. | make il
point 10 recommend the Grover * Baker ma
chine when my advice is requested, which IS often
lie case as many people are aeq1eintei With tire
iact that invented and patented seVlae machine
Improvements myself. Testimony of sIr. A. II.
Hook, OF New York, before the commissioner Of
patents.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
Y. ". BAILEY. v. y. a. sETSoLDs. x. .
Bailey & Rayl0!s;s,

Physicians. Surgeons. Accoucheurs. I'D Opticians
operators in Determines. and diseases Of he
and ears Treat ali forms of diseases that effect :hs
human system. Particular attention given DISEASES
Of females and children. also 10 ali chronic cases Calls
from the country promptly attended Office The
corner of Michigan aud Washington sts. opposite the
Parker House.
y. B-Teeth extracttd without pain.
Plymouth, Ind March -. ls'5S.-6m.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
AN ENTHUSIASTIC ADVOCATE

My wife, from six years previous use of a
Wheeler Wilson machine. came to the rse &c
Grover Baker with reluctance. But i'm few
weeks prejudice vanished, admiration succeeded.
and now the Grover and Baker has no more en-
thusiastic advocate than she The simriicity Of
its con- truction, the facility with which its use i
acquired, the beauty, strength and ELASTICITY of
is stitch and its adaptablity to all kinds of work
are qualities whish do not all belong at once to
any other machine-Letter from Prof Henshav.
of Williston Seminary.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
j. j. VinaiI,

Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
Particular attention paid to obsetrc practice and dig
eases of women aud children. Office over Brownees
store PesidcLce opposite the north corner If the
public square. Plymouth. Ind. fi9-2s
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-07
Medical
DIR. 4. q. B0rtOn.
SurCeCD"Denktsf.

Can ne consulted his Office every day except Mondays
Cutb Ind.