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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03
An Ingenious Device.


It is related Of an Is1glishunan7 AiViug
near Florence, where at last accounts
the thermometer marked nihety-liVe
degrees, that he has devised an lhg8u-
ioJls methods Of keGpinEc His Htull y
IS walled and fooned With zinc; snd is
in fact a large tank, allied breast hiWh
with water, "A few articles OF furniture
such as a writing table, chair or two,
and a'Vgell stored bookcase raised upon
cast iron supports and kept fast 90
their moorinRs by means OF screws,
complete the arrangements. ln tins re-
'treat-or aquarium, TIE owner passes che
hot hours Of the day, receiving his
friends and writing his letters, with the
occasional variety of dip beneath the
surface His habits are those Of q stu-
dent; and lt Is delightful 90 see him
striking out every nov and then with
hands and feet In the direction Of his
dictionary OF other books Of reference,
spread open for use upon 9 sloning
bank ledge R'bova water mark.
Here is a suggestion for the dogda3's
in New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03


q As paper rl1ay With ease be Izsuea d anv
extent, eitber by GoVeEnn1eut or FJrfgate e.
tablfshmerts authorized to circulate il, Il
becomes an engine of as great danger and ats
tended with as destructive effects when 1t Is
unduIy multiplied as when it is unduly con-
tracted. 1t is like the blood in the human
body, whose circulation susta1ns and is es-
sential to animal life; drained away, or
not adequately fed, it loads to death by at
rophy; unduly increased, 1t proves fatal by
medium, and promote the circulation ealials
IL and healtll11Ily through an parts Of the
n the natural frame and the body polite
Issued in overwhelming quantities, as 10
was in France during the Reyolution, it In
ducea such rise Of prices addestroyB all res
allied capital By permitting it fo be dis
charged by a mere fraction Of its real
either by the mutations of commerce or the
policy Of Government, it proves equally IA
tai TO industry by lowering the money price
of the debts and baXesiW1th which it is Op-
pressed. f" The first and the last TO
suffer from the contraction of the currency
and enhancement of the value of money
are the classes engaged in the cultivation OF
the soil. .n-AEiSOTl'S History Of Europe,
"AL variations in the value of the eircu-
turb existing contracts and expectations,
and the liability 10 such changes renders
entirely precarfous. The person who buys
for himself, or gives to another an annuity
Of 500, does not know whether it will be
John 3t0ufg 1flll5 F "a
SThe Colony Governments paid no inter.
est to the holders OF this paper, they declar-
ed 1t to be, and in fact rendered it legal
tender Of payment for the full value for
which IL was issued. But allowing the Col
ony security to be perfectly good8 g hundred
pounds, payable fifteen years hence in a
country where interest is worth six per cent
is worth little more than forty pounds ready
money. A hundred pounds sterling was
occasionally considered "a equivalent, I'm
SOME Of the Colonies, to a hundred ana thir-
ty pounds, and in others to so great a sum
as eleven hundred pounds currency; this
difference in the value arising from the diff
ference in the quantities of paper emitted in
the different Colonies, and in the distance
and PROBABILITIES Of the term OF its dlna1 dis
charge and REDEEM pGion.
ga positive law may render shilling a
legal tender for a guinea, because it may Cii-
rect the courts of Justice to discharge the
debtor who has made that tender. But no
positive law can Oblige a person who sells
goods, and who is at liberty to sell or not to
SeLl; as ne Ptesess % aecePG oI g sLlIlIng as
adam Smith.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

A Pleasant Home for Sale.
p WILL sell my farm Of IS acres, four miles
~ North Of Delaware; on the HORSE Shoe Road.
The land is well fenced AL around, brick house
splendid cellar always dry, wen and ciHteFn At the
door, good barn, wagon house and wood house
good orchard, ali grated run, Land bali cleared
Balance beauiiful grove Of timber. Possession
given NOy. lat. Gail q the faFm on
jane 10, ,'6sAsf. JONAS RIsHER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

COLFAx.-O1r noble hearted Htnioa-
man, earnest christian thorough tom-
perance man, and God fearing patriot,
Schuyler ColfaE, was declared on the
hfth ballot, unanimously nominated.
That short paragraph truly expresses
the character OF our candidate, ana that
is the kind Of element we need tm our
gOVernment olleials.- Madison Uaton'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03
SHERIFF SALES.
Sherifa Sale.

Rebecca 3. Pery,l TN pursuance Of the
e6 al, Adnrs, commands Of a Ven
a. fdi, Ex. ct. SsF. Fa. Is
Edw'aElI I'm 6 al ] Eued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Delaware County Ohio,
and @ me directed I sEaIl oher for sale at
public Yendus on the
11th Day Of JULY, A. D., 1868,
at 10 O'Clock A. d. Of said day at the Resi-
denee Of Edward r. EIIli in Radnor Tp., the
following described Goods and Chattels to
wit; One Bay Mare years Old white stripe
in face One Bay Mare with white left hind
foot the undiVflsd fiiree-dfth Interest I'm
about acres growing FAX the undivided
threesfifth interest in about acres Of wheat
ia the field and the undivided three-dfths
interest In about % acres Of growing corn.
TERMS CASH
JsW. LADD, Sheriff Of
Delaware County Ohio.
By CAHPE 8 WA1v DE1IA1g,
AtfFsa E5T Elaiuftfs
June 3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

Mr.. A. S. WEIGH, the new United
States Senator elect from klorl04i was
originally from Michigan ne was
professor IA The University Of that
State, and subsequently, served IN our
army during the war Hig opponents
Tor the ofIloe were T. W. Osborne, for
merly OF Gen. H0War0'H staff; Mr.
Hart, q UnionlHta % K1orldN, and GOV,
Marvin, who WAS President Sohn7on'g
Provisional Governor AIR oaeuru1
was elected the additional senator.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03
Notice of Assignee of TnsUl-
Vnf1f, Debtor.

Notice is herby gtyeE that the undersigned
1W has besn GppcinGed aaHiWmes Of Allen
McLane, an in5cIvent debtor, and his credit
aKe requested 20 present their claims duly
authenticated % the undersigned within
six month 1fom this date.
Sunbury, June 2lth, '68.
q. A. FRA1GBES.
Juneaaf3WY Is EFTH&s Assignee
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

FIHssn acres Of land, Wi.htot build
inra, lying near &outH Haven. Nllon,i
have recently been Hol1 90 ESQ n19
aora, Another tract of % acres sold l2r
B4,O00.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03
RnLn PEM8,
The Pen IS M3g75t5e9' than
.- the S1UO1sd p
ANp A coon GOhD. PEN IS

AND A coon. GOLD, PEN IS
"a THING OF JOY FOREVER.
mo make ine gold pens, with smooth points and
u durable tops, such as, with ordinary care
will last lifetime, requires expensive machinery
and exiensiye ,sxpeFienge. TIE ssteblhhment Of
JOHN HOLLAND & BROTHER
- @ 3aOF CLNoLErlE.4EE, ONO, S, 7 + lA
has been in operation for Is years and a great
deal OF the elaborate machinery used in thsir fac
tory is Of thetr own i1Vsutiqn and does its work
with high degree Of Perfectqp, tuning out
superior gold pen, now well knoWh and ex tenBive-
ly used throughout the4Whols WeEt-ag far to
the Paeihc c0ast. Every pen made in this esiab-
ment is
THoRoUGHLY rESTED,
before being sent out and is warranted free frOaa
al ImperfsctionB. For extra hne points sheiF
EfS3035s q GGG6Agg
pens are unsurpassed. These superior peas are
sold q man rartursr's prlees at NO. 9, WILLIAMS
BLOCK, and persons wanting pens bad Ipuch be
iaF buy AZ home than 20 take thenFisk Of setting
poor AFscle by uending away for them. Can
ard Try the Holland pen At HE JeWelrY Store oi
A99r1e T94s 1IrE esq lrrzsr t<'sFA+s5hAs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03
Notice.

To owners of Lots bounding and abut-
ting on Franklin Street, from VIII
liam Street South to the CORPORATION
lines 81 " t# -
The C5uneii o. the LRcorRof4ted Village OF Del
aWaFa Is the regular meeting held June lat 1865,
bY resolution then adopted, resolved 10 fmproEe
Frhnklin BtTcet from william Street. south 90 che
corporation line By grading the Eame and paving
the side walks With brick, SIX feet wide, leaTiP7
three feet from the lot lines unpared.
By order Of the Council.
C. II. MeELROY,
Jung26, '6e-4t. Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

Yha ruerrllls, FoFreat, iE DELEGATE nt
large % the Dqmocratl2 Netlonal Con-
vention. If 'sthe butcheEo had his de-
sorts, be might be q delegate, but ho
vv0uldn't be at large i2eerot Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03
SheFiR's Sale.

q
vibbard, Fiulzss s ca. w pafiuanae Of the CON-
-mands OF an Order Of
John 81, Ferry et. al, sale issued from fhe Court
y s rsesd EIs s' N s1sy, ~ u 0hq e. s9e eod e
Of the C5dft House, in the Town OF DelaW are,
q ezld C0uftys @EhaR nNrTTH EN-Ff n
RphabE Jaiy sOt9 Al b., 1ssS.
at O'Clock, P. n, Of said day the following dos-
Of Delaware, ahd STATE 81 Ohio, Is ne F5Tnsbin
Of Gono0rd3 ana bounded pd eGcribe ed as folloWsf
70 wit; Being kn0gn a. the st01io White Salph NJ
SeEfn9s' yEQn1Ety,i and CoDpnEad 90 the following
two tracts Of land: First, Attract containing one
NJ. fourteen 6dhdfs Ead t5sstS one mel iSzi IS ts
aI corner o. aid Survey at point On The west
side % the SciotO River, at lDW water mark dis
iAnt tive percheB from stone and beech on the
25T poles 70 q box elder, thence north 10 degrees
west IS poles % hickory, beech and sugar tree
ne Eoute-West corner 81 the James MGEitrick
lraqt North 70 degrees, 3 219 poles % White Oak
on tho Ever ana thence with the river 8s poles 20
ths place OF beginning. The second traes contains
sixty 9ud 251SA100 acres, part OF Survey No. 2642
post on ths west bank Of the Soi0tO River at the
North HIST corner q said Survey, No. 26&1, ran
ming thence south IS degrees, Is minutes Ws5a
70 q p0sl and thaa3 stones In the center 81 tho
State Road. Thence south 3Q1< degrees East along
she cblG 2 of the road EightF-0ne and T-25 poles
% post aad three Etonos thence north TS degrees
= 1llnutsg ea8l along the boundary % ths survey
l9l rods 10 poet and pile Of stones on The west
bank q tne RIVER ano thence up she west bank
q the MD selo5o River VITA Isa meanderlugs north
$50 degrees west AZ and clio p0Ies, thence north
481f degfeeg, west SO P6les % the plaes of be-
ginning:
J.W. LADD, sheriff. or
- Delaware County Ohio.
Aay'a FOR HunniwelI, Moses Hunklo,
June1s, As6e-sWpfS 90.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03
EaHO3g9 a H.R0ll9

HOWE SEWING MACHINES.
= AN NOW PEEPARED 40 FURNIsHz THESE
i superior Sewing Machines In any quantity and
q ,eny elyteg1qn ofedtt1 q Eeelel9.3 Palaenli
way. And win say 70 those who may not be Rc-
quRinted with this Machine that plenty of refer
enco can be given 10 those who are using them.
1.lFrT -rsf O.TPEsATr,
nevVo7-tf. Agent fOrDolaWars, County
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03
Bonds and Greenbacks.

Speech of Hon. John Beatty, of Ohio,
IN the House Of Representa- tires,
June IL, 1868.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03
cold Watchos OheaD.

n OLD HGNTINf3 LEVER WATCHES for $40, SA5,
" add $50 warfehtsd 10 keep correct time.
a fall assoFtnens Of American Watches In Gold
and Silver cases selling as lowest cash prices,
By q. PLATT,
Jan2t'68-tf No. 3, Williams Bl0oh.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

RTTOMNER'B Al Law, Delaware, Ohio. wan
& psemptly attend 70 all lsgnl business iatFunt-
ed 20 tn6iF a1Fe n DelalfEe aud RdiHninE Ooun-
unaat he u5F Bahtfhpt Ast. OtuGls WHuAIs
: 1aF. l.aa 3. &c. "a e
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03
4 NEw cURRRNeY BoNp.

preciateds currsneya which they had
promised to pay in coin. b - ~ !.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03
Lee 81 81 IL, A. d, 1s6s,
F' Sale

THE srA1a e1rHo E1s5s-I eouSrr.
The Firal lEaiI M q 81. rtr1azase of ne
OF BaruagFil&. OHIO. -Commands Of an Or
5ss OF Sale issued from the
George GarlinghOuBe, Court OF CommoB Pleas
et. hiss ~ or said Belmont Joun-
~. Ohio shall oTsr - public sale a The door %
the Court House. IN the Town Of Delaware, Della
ware County, Ohio, on the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

Notice.

To the owners OF Lots bounding and
abuttiug on Liberty Street, between
Third Street, and she South Corpora
ton line.
The CoruatA of Abe Ils0FpOraepd FIllaEs sH fDdla-
ware by Eesaiution aaopaed ha tha Regular naest-
ing beld Jung 18t, 1855, determined to Improve
liberty Street frem Third street, south 70 the cor.
poTation bBes By gFaFelisg and EutteRiBg The
H BY order Of the CounCil.
G. n. McElROY,
Iuue 26s '68 ~ Eeoordsr-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03
u H9QpEe,

nEAL EsFATE AGEif. 0.et b Williams Block,
fAa Delaware Ohio. RoF1Dhs Wishing 20 buy, sell,
81 Scni Farms Of Town Properly viii do well %
gtTo hin eRils June 14'Sd-tl z
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

RFFCE Al MS RESIDENCE, Three doors East
s0f Ghdubs Holel, william Street. via attend
cam. .nalil-TnETn loE Country. Y.-- laRg .1s'GTd ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

nHYgI0iAE AND sUBGKOH. Has removed hi5
Once 70 Tsnplar Hail Building, Room No. 2
over A GERAEEa g Goa GloahiaEr Store, Delaware,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

atsThe cOnseunenoe8 OF fHtH abundant Eupe
ply OF the currency An. Great BrikAin had
bSen an eNtraordtaEY ueGFaQ pK pF0gneFltE
TO the country In the last months nt 1915 anu
the flrgt OF 1873. In 9 tfQrui tlc bfitah 4LLl-
pire IN the whQleol 1873 an.l taq CONNIE ne
1r1ita OF peace and pTgqRaRia iayt and tn9igNtsN
vtEined apa HlRporiQd 10y q nugfeaey Ak
once adaunat8 a1d duly iintteda WA
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

Drs. WbBte g C0nstG1ae,

TFAFIlg 6 disposed Of their Dfug sloFs, Sili so57
~ give their el,iEe uttsai3gal % tho praetoe Of
Modioine and swgUF. 0EEGH 1nian Block, over
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

The proposition to continue the five-
twenty loan, and ultimately to pay 1t
in gold, is Objectionable because it con-
tinues burden undiminished, when
we have the right as well as the ability
to make it lighter, and put II in form
more satisfactory to those who are COM
PEELED to carry it. The loyal people,
rich and poor, who stepped forward in
the time of tue nations trial, and mani
tested their cOnfdence in the ultimate
trinmph Of loyal arms, by purchasing
Government bonds, are entitled to the
gratitude of the country, and to the
honest profit which resulted from their
investEnentssv They have lost thus far
nothing bg their loyalty. In fact those
who had most confidence in che final
success of our arms, made and deserved
to make the greatest pecuniRry gains.
The war Is over and we can make bet
ter terms now, simply because that
which many before considered doubtful
is now a realized certainty
The depressed and struggling opera
tor, engaged In some new enterprise,
the final success Of which many doubt,
is compelled TO obtain money upon the
best terms he can. He must pay for the
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-10

TIL DrMncRAT Is FIRMLY established or a solid
Ion tatipn. ami the proprietor viii spare paias
=, make it worthy she support OF the deEOcrgcs
of ir>aai county. lie asks the ca. operation al
all .emocrat, aiding extend It's ci.cuati II.
aui hopes the interests of n party viii not he
further jeOparlized by the apathy OF men who
night with very little effort double the circulation
Of their county organ
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-10

u Il -ill the DEMocF,r 4 "a yi',g M ol;un, for .d
Neriis'ng Advertisements will be in
serted on Reasonable to- ms for
ANY legti, OF time required.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-10
E.Eii. Trr1lG3 & &C., PaopalsVoEs, gETlEzla3. I'LL

, TAGxE-IsN j. the vital f-incipal of:
When By tr5Lsgresslng the :, vs. OF nature
we impair<he workings OF tGSt beautiful
mechanykn which God made IAyfect, ma
ture, tyfroueh her great Electrical : artery,
NAL 4 powerful effort to remove tie I'M
pc.Enent which clogs the circulation Ct
tly5 magnetic forces. To essist Mature,
Jso tho electro Magnetic Fluid, prcpSr-
Ell BY the Swain Manufacturing Company,
which il nothing less than Electricity il
liquid form, and IS undoubtedly the most
wonderful as well as most useful chemical
discovery OF this ace of fruitful research.
Ii is composed CT the most powerful ingre-
dients known to chemistry, and when COM
bined By this, the Only known process and
applied TO to human form, it supplies tie
deficiency Of magnetic power, needed TO
Danish disease.
Palsy Of !eng standing, Scrofula, a,.i
LpiLeptic IT'S have been cured in a few
minutes, while rheumatism aLa Neuralgia
those giant diseases which have for ages
bafled medical skill, and caused untold
suffering, yield ut once TO the he ding in
tluence Of this powerful fluid. 1t is war
ranted 10 heal the following diseases when
used according TO directions as a 6aikiHg
to.t5R: rheumatism, Neuralgia, Palsy,
Fits, Swelled Joints, Scroiull, St;f Limbs,
spasms. Deafness, Cancer, White Swelling,
Salt Eheun, Sore Eyes, Female Weak
Back, Spinal Affections, Prolapsus, and
other Female Diseases.
..emembeT that its use involves no long
te1pus, uncertain, and costly experiment,
b.. is good effects will be seer almos N
siantly while in 70 case can it possibly %
ksrm.
send 20 :he proprietors for circular cqa-
tcinHEg certificates from well known iii
zens y remarkable cures, effected h. This
medicine after al ether remedis = lad
failed 20 NIiitve.
One boi% VII be GENT TO 81 part OF
the Cn.:ed slAtes or receipt = one dollar.
DIR. c. Il. SVZ@lE 81 CO.,
S:.csssars u DR.. jas .HO4EELL, PFop.-ist9rs
% So.-.li V.n1er stree, Chicago.
Sod by l-aiias druggists every where For sic
81
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-10
o 81 Miles mo o TGsq ROUTE.

Al tram r5nriir lir -t'~ t'reGoh 20 1ew York;
- $50 MILLS wiqtiaf- eIaaSea or ,OAc.t...
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-10


From and AFR hU~ a'h iet1. trains 81 T. leave H.
in connection with asi y ten i1e- ~ fs..u
y---lf-.f -. ...8.. FL III, .>es. oris
time from Tiion pots:
7.g - FROM DHr' .sk (tun3a
&c nd Sfor. ~ -el-.....sca 81 O. uf. AL
re...f. ~ iior3i's aft s,otl 90 s., fl.e =. r.
rv.-. mail fi.nl Buffalo. ash 4yfle,r i M -
- - f'ttI r'.a - sr rc4
ls,,t Inv e~e,..ts '4 sfo-- .r Tor I-,i'i 90
tIur.r, i-.t. ..si- @ Ere .-f train ir. j.; l.lo
ard arrives iu Ne-e uFs =: a. n.
fi5p ~ tf. fttt ~ from N
"; ~ 't - pr; Turn ra : - =. 20, af'.e a.
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= - =. j. go, IN ~
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train o. y - : - = railroad o4 t.'.a '..a' isfi
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-10

Believing that the objects of the so-ciled re
ubhc n party are to iniiirtu ,on this once hal =,
oiatrs, the enfIlreh s-Inrut of the ne re ts'' 8.
'i 'rr innate dislrtrrhiSenont OF all whi'e
~ p- wle d ait sub cribe To thcir l,'.' {
hall or o. hat yrp lotiu.. constitution hating
uc'ny isr-e 5J.esGmeat with all the ,hility
Osscsso
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-10

comfortable amb;tis1 exists among thTeshers b
own the tsst machine in the neighborhOod" nothing
is moro 7p-ee1be % :eFl than 10 have farmers con-
pei that their work is not properly Gcne, or 10 lose
valuable tine nv reason of breakeges, and they
not be too careful in selecting a machine.
The Sweepstakesi tho accredited head
of the ThrsSl:ag Machine family. and it, Superior
finish and capacly for .heslng ard cleaning grsin
E.ster a,a hct''T than any other are acknowledged.
The great reputation achieved by this
hvore machine. har ied several un-cr. Ipulous ninr-
tacnrer-. a'i numcron= AGENTS. 80 aiiach s nar.e
"SwEEPsTAKEs in ore way and anoii.-. ih.x
machines and advertisements to n.i-cid and G,cc-c.
To avoid deception, tha, every machine HIS
the card. &c. AULTMAN x CO, MANUFACTURERS,
CANroN. ONO" in -if leiers. cOnspicuoGsiy On
bU,n sides Oh the Separator.
The Genuine Sweepstakes enables the
fairS. lr-t- much longer iilan others, saves much
grumhiing and vexaiion. dos The same amount OF
work with iess looor ;nG enables him To scect Tie
best and most profitable jobs.
The farmers give it the preference. and
oflen extra price per bn>he be,an-e il ihr,shrs
clean from the heads, separates perfectly from TIE
straw. Cleans iii for market without waste. saws all
The grain. does its work with the utmost speed -aic
and ecoi omy. and does not keep gang OF men and
sams about ileIn ON eApenre.
The elegant Patent Pivot Side Gear"
is tO be found only Oh the "SwEErsTAkFs."
Our Patent Cleaning Apparatus" en-
nhies ue operator 10 cfOl me ult'lloh ol ne osst
and position .: the selves aid clean either heavy es
light grgiA wiihuui waste. rt-i ~ il be ihrshod
the chat and dirt lcIng separated from The grain
6gorr Il SfIiAts The seire at al.
Tayiol's Sufety Couplings, fer TGrnbrng
Rof-- Which save MONEY tne AID danger to msn
qnd d. q : ~. iarI-h-,i "a All machines
Separators. Horse Powers. Straw
StaCkers. Gears, or Jacks, sold sepa-
rotely. when desired \ written warrsisi. de-
lvrryd win every machine The .SWEEPS1 AXIS"
Is usually very article after harvest. si par
de- s.on.d 0gGer 60rfy
Call or send and get pamphlet circular
giving iuii deception and particulars Ic.ciler
with numerous C,riitcates and tie ad rtsi-
d"Hce 81 sv-Fai ihs-i..d pcTs3l.s whn have bought
oud Used tls ss-l.-s ia tiie North west slOns
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-10

lr time ON 'ace par, fpr war" il the Old adsV
1nA thrts no sentence in the English language more
if nor one th' "a npp.ica OIL in innu
BE ra'~s WHO'S ~ wise ~ II know tho exact mo
e'' tiat 'eh DESTROYER. disease will attack him
lcn n W ~ y prepared. bsvs the Robacx's blood
p'l- stomach hIttrrs and blood purier at hand and
epmhst disease successfully Sold by Brewr Bros.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-10

DR.. SWANS yReErAELE Hair B.rn
Invariably restores grey nair 10 its Ergi-
nj color, without staining The iin c.
clo,hing. 1t leaves the most dyb, dead
and\crisp hair, soft, moist any glossy
caus i: TO curl, and keeps it iif iis place.
while promotes its grOwt4 and pre-
cents it, ailiug of.
IL coma neither oil or al Aor.
NumerO' preparations oil, alcono,
and sulphur have been n med upon The
public, and llSAing ,o,aly Jailed to give
satisfaction, ~ manuf iurers have de-
serTedly come ~ riet
to accomplish all y s,e CLAIMS for ii, and
authorizes his sgen 70 refund the money
wherever it fails to satisfaction.
1t i. an entry Nv ani scientific
preparation, prod feed b re distilatiOn Of
rare and fra gran 3howcrs, \hich renders i,
not only the b I rencwer\ in the world.
but makes it PARTICULARLY Agreeable asa
hair dressing TO both old pd young.
while its 10y purity and flo odor are
in striking gnirast with the nA ~ mix
lures usually sold.
Tho PROPRIETOR has letters from may Of
the most distinguished as well rs fasiN ina
Bile peoYe, judges, clersymen, law,%
Physicians, opera singers. actresses. AZ
certifying to the remarkable virtues d
the balm.
Don't LET any dealer urge apSr ron q dif-
fereDt artice, but IL your trad~sInan does
not Keep this. send one dollar fora trial bot
tie toihe nearest agent, or the proprietor.
il for grey hair. send for MOL.
1ffor hair dressing. send for No. 2
{ VI. Swain. proprietor. No. 81 south Wa
ter street, Chicago.
For sale by all the wholesale druegists
IL Chicago.