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Delinquent Tax Lasa6ls.
CHOCTAW COUNTY.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

JACKSON, MISS, May II, 1865 I I
VEHE following described Lands in the coun-
H. ty of Choctaw, delinquent for the nom
payment of Taxes, of he year 1880, will be
subject to entry or purchase at this Office after
sixty days from the date hereof, by any citizen
of this State, upon payment Of amount for
which said lands are delinquent, and all costs
to the State, with damages and subsequent
taxes accrued. See Revised Code of Missis-
sippi, Chap. l, Sec. 8, Articles 40 and 46, page
81:
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ST. James Hotel,
N eW orleans.

PKUPRIETORS,
w. A. HURD, W. CORKERy
new orleans. Lately and during
the war, Proprietor of the "Spottswood Ho-
TEL" Richmond, Va, and formery-o of the fa-
8 Price reduced to Three Dollars per day
Telegraph and r. r. Ticket Office in Hotel
ROtunda aHE ,Esla fI7-G95 fe1Stf
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L Aw G Al ID .
A. G. BROW n,

WILL take business in the Circuit and Probate
w Courts of Hinds Copiah Rankin, and other
Counties on the lines of Railroad in Mississippi
and in the several courts at Jackson. Address,
Terry Kinds county, Mississippi. .
n. B. / am prepared with OFFICIAL copies
of the LAWS AND FORMS OF PROCEEDINGS IN
BANKRUPTCY, and am therefore read to take
caness that line the profession. Ian6lF
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LITTLE Rock, Ark. May %, 1863


EpFron GarE CRY: For brazen-faced eff.
frontery and audacious lying, commend us to
Ciagstt's Consultation, g as it was and Is.
In recent Issue of that paper ! see il
charged that the Constitution of this stse
has incorporated in it an ron.clad oath.
which forever DISTINGUISHES large majority
OF the white citizens OF this State" This is
an absolute falsehood. There are not TO ex
ceed six thousand DISTINGUISHED in the Stale
-virulent relels, good deal after the fash
ion Of the old ex-Maryland slave teacher,
who presldes with so much ubiquity ~ over
the editorial columns Of the Constitution.
Again, g The same Constitution provides that
no person who ia unable or unwilling to take
this oath shall practice law. practice medi-
cine. preach the Gospel. teach school ETC.,
etc. ieis needless TO add that this an an
mitigated ialsehood. Not word OF it is TO
be found in our wsil-abused Constitution.
Let Thomas ". give hs readers the seation
containing in it the franchise clause The
above being false, of course ii is not worth
while to waste words on the penalty Ciagetl
says attaches for a violation OF it. 1t is true
that bill covering the above extract ira.
introduced in the Legislature now in session
here, and in aeffsioa referred to the Commit
tee on the Penitentlary, where it now rests.
I, il also true we may have individual men,
hers in our Legislature who do foolish things
yet the general character Of the body is no,
to be judged fairly by the individual acts o
its members, when such acts get no oiicia
endorsement. Iowa once numbered among
her Circuit Jadges man who rendered him
self infamous by arresting a newspaper editoI
for contempt Of court, exacting bond, be
keve, in the sum Of fifty thousand dollars
simply because said editor had held up Il
public scorn the Infamous character of sale
court. Yet because Of this no one preeends
to question the general character and purit,
Of the State Judiciary. RAmcAL.
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Special Notices.
>
s. Blessings Brighten as they
Tak q their Fn4kf.'s

Home, friends aud all the enioyments OF life In
GnItsly dear the sufferer nervous debility
when the probability is thsr, long he eave
them forever whsafh health has ,scome inTsirsc
and the strength ia failing. ten life locks all
ing st,innAnts are tae only of restorsfiorsfu
cases OF nsryens debility The great dcuty has teen
torroyfds semisnt possessing not cniy medic, sni
merit bat one fsorairx permanent r.sf II hos TIT
TETS STOMACH EI1TsRs Ia resorted TO in such case.
its beneficial effects Viii become apparent In the
auoyancy spirits and renewed strength the hitherto
detected rstcn Experience has proved this preparH
Hon TO ie "-Bf REMEDY OF THE ACE for NRsy.
oUs DEBILITY, as~e all dIseas.s asising frou, d
rargenaent OF the stomach and liver.
Pers sus advanced ifs and feeling the hand Of tim
weighing helvy upon thsIn With all lite attendant Ill,
will find in the Of H0srErrER's CELEBRATED
srOAACH BfTTERs-an elixir that viii instiI rsys
II Into their veins restore In measure the ar,r On
saergy OF youthful day. bald up their shrunk
orr,s And give health and s;gor 10 their remsiutav
ysass Those who In tbs least sfcted with p,spx
Nj Aeus Lsneuor, Nsnaea any other troubles. ii
80 dssessoua disease. sr,sBs roN 81 q,
should not hesitate to avail ,hese,yea OF The heasa
dsri-ed from this great remedy ~
Tls fmmers y rranfitses Or this Invaluable tonc ths
consumed ind whsch steadily inesea.I & year by
s~ar Is snicie In itself 10 dlsarm ths MOS, .kept
jane2 dsw
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TESTIMONIALS.

HOE. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
ciief Jasice 9fthe suprems teat of fs,,nssfsanfa,
write
Il end ueshsne's - asrn'AA . sts1s u
good tonic. rsetui in ~ diseases Of th. diEes-
live organs aud o. 49, great ben. fit in
Of debility and ~anto psT'9a, ss'iea L ne .,sm
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Judgs of The sppreme Court If pssHsgrqnia.
Fhledkl plia. April u, 1906.
II consider 'nocfsr6's German Bitteisa ralnabe
mcas in Ct attir Ks OF Indigestion or Dys sssis
can certify this IRON NY experience Ct 1t
Yours, with respect.
From Rev. jos. II. KENNARD. D. D.,
Past.r Of Dss T>ath BpahR ,aurra, IH1adelp1ia
Er yacEs0n Dear tr: hare been frsqnentlJ
quested t. connect my lame with Recommendations OF
ont q mf sspropr late sphsres have In
various instances, and - - particularly in mr.
own family II the usefulness OF Dr. sooands German
Bitters, depart for once from course
press my fail conviction thst fw general d.tiiiy Of the
and raipos preparation In II may fsii, but
usually doubt not II will be very bens to shose
who suffer frcm tho sbuve causfs.
j. II REWARD.
Eights. hriow CBstes 81
From Rev. r. ID. FENDaLI,
4ssia1nt }tlitaf lariafsan Chronicle Tisiia solds
hsSe dsris II sec,ded henefs from hs d. Hoof-
lssds HERMAN stiers and feel n my jtess RECON-
mend then ~ most vslusole tonic all tho sal
fefnE from erai cea,ity from dissss arsinr
from dsrangenen. Of thsliver.
Yours. truly.
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FROM So TO sl2e. ooe.

DETAILS or TIRE DRAWTNG.---A suitable
CON mttee Of responsible and hennrabia gentlemen
will be selected to conduct the drawing and award
ing the Pi zes the day appointed, at the City
Hall Aitou. m. Plan OF driving will he similar
to the pae Of Cheuieau Smith mill and farm
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ErIf the certificates are all sold, there will b
donated to the orphans Of the city Of Alton tive
Thousand dollars. E -
@All money received from tho sale OF Car.
uGcates will be depositcd in Alton, National Bant
and First National Bank OF Alton, III, to thf
credit Of the Association, and will remain in hahk
uutiI the drawing.
I1r~ Alter awarding the prizes warranty Deed
wi be riyei 10 the lot that the Iron " orks stand
IN. ana. ntf,er lof char Of incunsbrance.
gn Any person wishing to see sample Of
pprisss, can DO 80 BY calling at the pntterson's
t4ro,f works Office. VI aSsHfN "
ne TICE The shove Iron Works will BE- kept
RAINING until awarding Of prizes, and refsiye gu
orders for work, and iii them as promptly, As has
hsen demo for the last seven years.
! iNoTlCE..---ko perAon win be aathorifsa to
sell Certificates for tho Association, or be recog
nissd ~ III afeff, nrless holding certificate 70
tlistxiEs6t ffbn shs Manager Of the Association.
NOTCH -Persprss sending for Certificates
non lis soaniry osn send Ia rsgistertd Istters,
pieess rive tho address, naihe. town, county
sea.,. All prdsrs nnst b. slircassdfo aI
JA9. PATTERSON,
IA M Yre1easaer enA 1Aaesss,
AZ ne 0ees y Rattsrea's frsa wsrsss AL10h, HI
may2o n
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Refers by Permissioa 10

led se JOSEF Ii GeslIs of Eiastdsviiie
S Pate, mayor Of tae City af Alton
II eavtr Afisftoan Go d
John no isr, do 90 10
Geo Ya.ssi, do 10 do
Chss WISE, stsertey
HsB.set jade Alton CITY Corr.
CAraIaxell. "a hier 4istn National Flank
DO R,rs~. Ga her tirst Nasoi al bank, Alton
I &c. rritt, President do do do
L Flar Wholesale Grocer, Alton
Oh "a fhlui e5s Is do
Earr iSshep da DO
7 " R,ttitle, Express Agent, Alton
Tappins Rrfs Co. Wholesale Hardware Merchants
= Hoixiaad, &h1lesale Cinthtse
Judgs II " Hisliegs
Col A Buckfnsst.r
9 d Alien, fulten Iron Works, St Louie, 30
HAaers. SimouA Co do
David p.ersop, Banksr, carrollton. Iii
N Blackburn Rsnker, yirden, III
Mathew Coxan, Miller, do
H Beech, Foundry, LfchGeld, Ill
weer Bro, Miliess, Carlinytile, III.
Jones. 0hapinsf Co., Wholesale Dealers In cooperas,
r Me+kcs. Wholesale Iron Dealer Chicago Ill fayf
Wp X Wilson, Wholesale Hardware, ST LopiA
Hanson d Co., Alt IN Agriruitursi WORKS.
Reinsks d ThomHs Mhiers, GirArd, ~ t1e -
Msssra Cant usli q Wansler Boiler Dealers
EA Finley, Dy0 Main street, 81 Louis.
John shie1d. M north Market street, 81 Iouis
A Orcsisr Hngle Renndry {
We'll. 100 and III Assn street, s. Louis 5s
Aug Frank, do do
Joseph QueleY, Alton
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F1T0t Prize,
PATTERSON'5
Ir(l Works &PoQndry
VALUED AT $4,000.

Second Priz e-Qne 30. en- Second street
between pinse ard Market strvets nearly cppo-
site tae City Buiaing Altoa. iii---Zs re. % ees-
ind street suitable for st0res. Salue $500
Third Prize --flue Lot on conner between
Third aad Fosrfh streets, Alton, EIi--2e4eet on
Piazza street and so fact deep Fsleed a. sa,osd
Fsayth prixs--one LIST adjoining the sboye,
30 feat Piasa stree; aad 50 feet deep. Valued
Fsfth Prixs-.one 10, adjoining the above
&c feet on Plaza street and 50 feet deep. Valued
at 1900.
SIX b Prixe--0ne Il. adjoining the above
Lots q Fl frssntun Pa.a street 50 Il deep, build
iaz IN a1me 1870 feet, two stories high, Of ssote
ard brisk, occupied As a carpenter shop. Aiusa
al ts,5N.
ssvsntA F'rixs-ene new Engine and Saw
Eil, ali sompfets, of ksst manufactures sad hs-
ished 10 good style. Valued At $500.
Eighth Prizs--one new Engine. all com
plete. With Governor 6e-horse power, finely en-
ished Valued al 5000
-Four Prizes-.Consisfin Of four Threshing
Machines aa. pos psTers sborss po~er.t Of
h.s na,ufaetglr.* gaiues at $3.50 escs--s2 sa..
! Twenty Ere Priz.s--In Sugar MhIs. eun-
i sisttsg of rs nsw Mihs, Of best manufacture
81 20 eaca- sal-st q g. iao,
pne Saw Mill--kor yawing cord wood, reg
and all complete, with power. Value, S21s.
i twenty-five Frazss--in fine Sewiug Ma
ehlasI Of gsriaaa sylss srsd e he.s manufacture
4 pf In<e am StGEsf 2
ranging in prize froGa So 70 si6p-Tained at 81;
: 1875,
twenty Ave rsixes-.In Silver Hunting
csse Lever atehes, full ieseied, at So each
vaned :. 5eaj.
! Porty-ssvsu Pr;xes--of rslushie and use
full articles. viii range in price from SO 70 SD
I valued al $50.
One Enndred rrizes-in Greenharks, at
/ $40 per prize, value 81 600.
Twenty PriEss-In sets Of BEST quality sill
/ ger p4hted LHIyest nd FJfss al 81 PSF SGT 81 90
Twenty Eve Prixes-In sets q best silver
i plsted Table spoons. At So per set--saiaed a
| s,5b.
Twenty Prizes Albums, at 50 each
/ fIeo
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w asches and JcmcIry.

h A. NJ LEN, cggnef HaD1napa an Ilsrk streete
~ 1tAqa tsfs tsv aa4 N nnlrssle Desser 10
1assAss J,ysl.s 4.ss aAd fiassa Wars. Agency Of
'n a. rssss.s VII g 3 1a
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,-e~ BatcneloF,A Heir Dye..~,r
ras1 apssssl 8sas ~ sSss ~ ,,,- xe,yys q.
on'y perfect DJs. harmless reiisbie lusfanta
fso1E DO disAppcintment ridiculous tints; remede,
ne u snscss ofhad dys invisoratss and leave, IL.
Hall soft and beautiful, blaea tro~n. Fold By all
nrassss aad Psrfamers and properly app., !. R.,ch
sibFswk fastors. NJ 10 Bad ssrssl, nv Yorl.
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pIMAG Aas--fR gsszSa'scxI xBK Arspcfpsu
Snsss6Ah, warranted pnfs. and TO preserve ,aet,,,
r.- s.saan sssrdsd n tls G r. Fan. Illinois s,,t,
1. ,.e.so City Fair. LArsest works of The Nina
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Fancy Dry GoOds AID Notions
II KfrH woJp CO., Importers Aaa Jshbels 81
N Fapty DIR Gosds yssIons Hosir5. Hsita 3oocs
as1 e4.s aos. coiapis slot lowest psiesa Eaaad
&c Hichissa Gvens.
N1AshIA4s kruis, no sSIts, rpe.e~sis assrrs II
Ifl >udyns Hssr Skirt. besltry. GtoTss sat fsnc9
Dry Goods. ~ isk~s trsst. hprktcek Les-
A,kYsussg sKraa o. tanp.~tsrs al J5essFs u
- Wits drsds, taasGs E4terT. ot3rss. sotisf :.
Trimming, CIR u ard y Hchig.n 4rsnns
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kvenus. --.----------------- +
~ Mn.NoERsos CO.. M.patactnrer =. and Job
[ !. b,re o. poo., aud khocs ma ~ asd a Ksnddph
ersss. -4----4l-.- ---- ] : = = $3.50
Blank Books. Stationery q Pa
per Warehouse.
f,uLvEg. PACE asysx. ea.k pssk A e ss
psfsrs Stationery sad Bidder. 0sods, rs 10 Lskesi
Brick Machine,
UYHE NATION sa.ss. = :. ard better ir4css With |
J. given poser. With tess trsEkd ~u-. tbsn soy o'ass
Machine. E,sie worxs MI q Co - Canal strett
Clothing.
xyorss BRos CO.. Nsaaiacturtrs AID wholesai. |
Dealers 10 Mems and Be3s' cletning, W and 100
MeLis.a Atsnas z-4---4 = Is 49,
Com issk0n.
rt,tp nyNsxoKg 4 CO tt3s, mission Yrfct ats
ID No. les xsshinstea street sloas, ar.s0t PioSs-
ions. &C. --------.4--
nrxl.y u.LLkgIN.EY Wool Commission Sir.
/ etan,s ~ "a AID IS silshis4s 4sysaas Gamer LAKE
street chicago --
IyxBEauo0D Q .cemnt .ssgu Msrrianss 10 fisur
~ Gr4in d. Fork, Lard, lls*, 3~isoa, ste ciaes
~ Asi sess rsfr'r
aruckcry and GLASSWARE.
DUaLRf THRILL inpbfisSs sna 5ell.s5s 81
II th.aa. o8aas, sa4 frthsh Hsrr, 30 = lhts
ue s.. 4
Chicago Irsh Works
gfYss9s \. tsaa yranE sn street, Maeufassurs
IL Wfsu4. tsni Cas- tfss iot tsiiassr gsi5sss, ssf
Bspk vAaas. door,. la,i-f%, sfsttts ifos rs.htr
Chicago Lend and Oil Works.
u B.sflIfsoit1 4 10 ai4am,a1asssrs Oh Lsae
Il. e:pt Sheet Leaa. Bat Lass, ~ .ssd, tinssre
Gu. ard boiled, z aot.s clsls-l .1 -.-
Ctofiss. as,.siR,eres. dc.
n z, Randolph .stsrt
U,- n..s.
AkIl $1,000
n.,N e. wHlrMAA i W.NeLow. whss.sae d.,
y aes. yso.ss. -ss Is,'ss. : saa y a-Aasssl
49, $ . =. - I. - . =
u saa souaa. :. ss.as..l. stsss ..li .sisetsd and
IoaS 7. TARw9Ll 4 :, Dry s.od., ss,,s.., Wool.
y ssa = aabasa I srams ksep asstf sfs'h ana sell
DJ.ggsos ca; M = ptsss sos. w
@ - &C ,s2 snd ~ v sss.sh srrEs
r.. ..,r.,f. 90 x,,1a.s
Y sirH. wo,p 4 Co. il goris,s AID J-b5v,s d
ssssy bry God s.,oss g,.r,; s..s aaae:
% a..s.s -, 9.sa..
Ii sas, ~. H.. skirt., se..T,' eisT-s sat r.ne,
Dry Good. I. LAX .,fse, epf t.oes Lev.
ast -, - tIas.s 49, 49, sa,ists
rr,,a,ns, ~ asy'et, Is 81 y E,saissr ! ss.nae
=. = - :.
FAiAhAa n F ss1A Its.
mr. 81 And,
III
s. u faifsa a. Y sses s'sa' : 700
- t2a ana ~ Lsxssr.,
Il
- CHICAGO.
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DU.LRf 4 I{BFHLI I'npbfisfs a.a joll.eis 81
Heet s~I
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4rycKcry ana ssias.a are.

vvxDEs1o0p % Cegsint .tssu Msrriants IN fisur
ljGrafn sgd. fsrk, Lard Tss~t g~iis@, sic ofaes
ssi .,4s3s f.srA
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T1IsLxY. HALLAgIN-EY. Wool elrsnission Nj.
stan,s, ii I'd aha IS Michigan 1sysasas, ewnsr Lake
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Nadalery Haraware.
seed store.
Y3vdncs oNd CoFa6xe.

d 4 MESER0IE, 20s Lake street. ssrdsa and Field
i esAsexa Aeed SJxsrs ard GaIdt Drills Akss4 for
WakeHsld's Corn Planters Send for cAsaIosass
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WALL PAPERS.

Agents for chrfsty, Constant Cc's Wall Papers Bor
deYs and wiosoW Ghade1--she largest and nn4t eou.
plcte Hoe 10 style and durability manufactured
United ststss, for sale at manufacturers pslcss.
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(4ULvHR. PAGE H4Yek. sBiai e13k AAanss
I = tIrvYs ets~n Job Pdutsss ard 9ebt-B Of ff'
pafsrs STATIONARY aud Binder. 0oots, rs 10 LAKE,
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veil establish ed fact that fully h,if Of the
female portion q psrsi attn, are seldom ON
their osn n1prss Jon, .n.yer Feet WE'LL they
languid, devoid Of all energy, Ienes nstyoes ant
nave no appetite
): ss!s esss 81 Rssser, tbs a'''T' OF s@-
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the OF either OF .hsss refness
They will enre every case Of MARtsAUs without fail.
Thousands OF certificates hare accumulated In tho
hands of prorrie,or but will allow nj ths pub
Iicaton of but few These, II will be OIL svsd,
Of aud Of such standing that they must be be-
jeved.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-03

VIII find the DEnocR,r apaying medium FOR I'D
yertsing. Advertisements will be in
serted on reasonable terms, for
any legti: of time required.
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PILE REMEDY.

PILE IgENIEIEDY.
We, the mdersiged. hereby certify for the
benefit OF the afflicted that less than one bottle OF
Tyrrell's Pile e en- edy
cured each ofus ofsevere cases of piles of from
one 10 twenty years standing:
Rev. }. S. Thomas, Bourbon, Ind.
II. Windbigler, Bourbon, Ind
VIM Bates, Bourbon, Ind
Elias Galenire. Bourbon, Ind
ID. Q. Quivey, Flymouth, Ind.
d. =. Marks, Plymouth, Ind
Vim. Tribby, Plymouth, Ind
For eby
Brown Eros,
T. i. Lemon,
j. :. Aleman & Co,
Plymouth, Ind.
Tyrrcll & Chamberlain, Bourbon, Ill.
A. K. Plank, Rochester, Ind.
hamilton Bro. ;, VI alkcrton, Ind.
Jonas Miller. Brcmcn, Ind.
Dir. Spencer. Tippocanoctown. Ind.
ard druggists generally. Also by the manG-
ficturcr, l. S. TYRhELL, Plymouth, Ind
Price, S. ger BEETLE, So per 9oZ
Orders promptly filled.
For sale by G. Blan-& Co., Plymouth, J
/. Weaver Bourbon, c. Cushman, Tytcr.
60 Gm
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-03

y MAGNETISM Sthe vital Principal of life.
When by tr9fsgressing the N2ws of nature
we impair<he workings of tGSt beautiful
mechanism which God made PAyfect, ma
ture, Though her great Electrical Sattery,
makG a powerful effort to remove TIE i'm
peXment which clogs the circulation of
tB magnetic forces. To assist NaArc,
yse the "Electro Magnetic Fluid, "prepAr-
cd by the Swain Manufacturing Company,
which is nothing less than Electricity in
liquid form, and is undoubtedly the most
wonderful as well as most useful chemical
discovery of this age of fruitful research.
Il is composed of the most powerful ingre-
dents known to chemistry, and when COM
bined by this, the only known process, and
applied to the human form, it supplies the
deficiency of magnetic power, needed to
Danish disease.
:, Palsy of long standing, Scrofula, and
Epileptic fits have been cured in few
minutes, while rheumatism and Neuralgia,
those giant diseases which have for ages
baffied medical skill, and caused untold
suffering, yield at once to the healing in
fuence Of this powerful fluid. 1t is var
ranted to heal the following diseases when
used according TO directions as a bathing
lotion: Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Palsy,
Fits, Swelled Joints, Scrofula, Stiff Limbs,
Spasms, Deafness, Cancer, White Swelling,
Salt Rheum, Sore Eyes, Female Weak
Back, Spinal Affections, Prolapsus, and
other Female Diseases.
-Remember that its use involves no long
tedious, uncertain, and costly experiment,
but lts good effects will be seen almost IN
ttantly while in no case can it possibly G9
harm.
Send to the proprietors for circular co.,
tainNg certificates from well known SIti-
zens q remarkable cures, effected bZ>this
medicine after all other remedies had
failed to Nelieve.
One bottle will be sent to sfy part Of
the United SfAtes on receipt one dollar.
DIR. C. II. swain & CO.,
SHoess0rs 10 DIR. JAS AORRELL, Proprictors
81 South Water Street, Chicago.
Sold by leading druggists everywhere For sale
b.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-03

DR. SWANS VEGETABLE HAIB BALx
invariably restores grey hair TO it's frigi-
NJ color, without staining the q lin or
clothing. 1t leaves the most dyy, dead
and\erisp hair, soft, moist an} glossy.
causeA it to curl, and keeps it Yfits place.
while promotes its growth and pre-
vents itN Mailing off.
IL contain Is neither oil or al1/hOl
Mum ron preparations oil, alconOi
and sulphuiNhave been n smed upon the
public, and hN ling total failed to give
satisfaction, IN manuf fiurers have de-
servedly come ~ Irief
DIR. Swain warn kpts lis Vegetable Balm
to accomplish all y he claims for it, and
authorizes his agent Ao refund the money
wherever it fails to satisfaction.
1t is an entirf and scientific
preparation, prod ICED b he distilatiOn of
rare and fragran! MOWERS, Nhich renders j,
not only the n renewer\ in the world.
but makes it PARTICULARLY Agreeable asa
hair dressing to both old pd young,
while its iqfd purity and aOrA odor ar.
In striking bntrast with the na ty mix
lures usually sold.
The PROPRIETOR has letters from m Wy Of
the most distinguished as well as fashN ma
BILE peOTe, judges, clergymen, lawy<s.
physicians, opera singers. actresses, "a,
certifying to the remarkable virtues q
the Balm
Don't let any dealer urge upon you diff
ferent article, but IL your tradeSnian does
not keep this send one dollar for a trial bot
Tie tothe nearest agent, or the proprietor.
IL for grey hair, send for MOL. =
III for hair dressing. send for No. 2
G. H. Swain, proprietor. No. "a South Wa
ter street, Chicago.
For sale by all the Wholesale druggists
IL Shicago.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-03

Believing that the objects of the so-called re
ublcan party are to inhict u, pom this once happy
ountry, the acknowledgements of the negro race,
nd the ultimate disfranchisemcnt of all white
itizens who do not subscribe to their theory, we
hall oppose that negro-lovng, constitution hating
nemy free government with all. The ability We
ossesso,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-03
Euo yhcSu

ShoHd keep constantly within their reach those inya
rs .c remedies successfully combat disease. Ro-
backs blood pills Rohacks stomach biters. aud B0-
bthk- blood purifier. they nlliibe in tia" diseases
for which they recommended. Sold by BToWL
Bros.