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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-24

THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-rhe litera
ny feast furnished by the atlantic for DULY is
summed up in the following table of contents
The Drummer Ghost, by J. w. DeForest; Birch
browsings, by John Burroughs; A Statue, by
Mrs. 3. NJ Is. Piatt; The Foe in the Household
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Home Questions for the SlckIy and De.
hilitatpd.

Is IL north 1Ohite to endure penal torture after
every meal, when indigestion can be Immediately
relieved and permanently cured by agreeable
remedy as HOSTErTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS!
Does IL pay to be compelled by debility and Ian
guor to abandon active business, when BRAIN
nerve and muscle can be brsced up, and the whsle
system restored to healthy condition, by a
course of HOSTETTER'S BITTERSs
Why approach the diRner-table daily with
po-itve disgustfor all that Il savory and delicious
fare is created by the use of HOS LETTERS BIT
TIERS.
s IL wise to live this bright world as If Ii were
dungeon, gloomy, discontinued and miserable
when the worst case ofhypochondria can be cured
in a week bv such pleas mt and wholesome
hlarant AZ HOS fETTERS BITTERS?
Can ii be possible that any person of bilious
bilious collie, when we can tone and regulate the
great secretive organ with HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS?
Is il not species of moral insanity for any
merchant. farmer, mechanic, or Traveller. to be
without the best known antidote to the effects of
poisoned air and impure water, HOSTETTER'S
BiTTERS?
Considering the harassing and depressing ma
ture OF the functional arrangements to which
any invalid of the feebler should hesitate
to seek the certain relief afforded in such cases,
by the genial operation of HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS!
These are questions of deeper interest than any
of the political dogmas of the day, and those
whom they conce n are invited TO give them some
thing more than passing thought.
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AN Englishman wishes to know if the
children of Ham were Hampricans
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QUlNINE
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AZ IloS.-Do not be imposed upon nv other parhe,
on worthless castrOn machines under the
oherwi.e OUR the only genuine and really practical
cheap machine man ufhctured.
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BUILDERS AND OTHERS contemplating building
can save lime and money by consulting the prac
tical Books published by A. j. Bicknell & Co.,
Springfield, Ill. Descriptive catalogue sent free
to any address.
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Part Wy the author of Victor and Jacque-
line Thomas Crawford-a Eulogy, by G. S. Hill
lard; Gabrielle de Bergerac-I-by Henry james,
Jr.; Three Years as Negro Minstrel, by Ralph
Keller; The Restored Picture, by j. T. Trow-
bridge; Marrying Pickpocket. by George b.
Woods; The Greek Goddesses, by T. W. Higgin-
son: Our Inebriates, Harbored and Helped :
French and English Art-Writers, by Eugene Ben
son; Reviews and Literary Notices The Atlantic
is published by FIELDS. OsGooD Il Co., 1914 Ire
mont street, Boston. Mass. $4OO per year two
copies, 800; five, $500; ten, 5000; twenty
one, 5000; single numbers, IS cents.
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DIR. j. r.. MILLER,S
Universal Magnetic Balm

Cures,ss II by Magnetic Influence Neurs,g,s and al,
pain and Is therefore very properly termed Magnetic
b 30 Is purely vegetable Rrepsr.tion Il has
MOHBUS 8, DIARRHGA. Ys>NrERY, collie and
al BOWEL COMPLAINTS. Its timely use will cure
affections
When properly used, Fever and Ague and other
Complaints incident 10 our western and southern
climates, are easily broken up.
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GODEY's LADY's BooK.-The illustra-
tions given in the July number are: The Wreck
"a steel plate; Colored Fashion plate-six fig
ures; The Signal-a tinted picture; The Ex-
change-a handsome wood-cut; large extern
sion sheet of fashions, containing thirty-nine en-
cravings Four designs of the latest style of
bodices, ETC.; There arc also twenty-five designs
oil useful articles in the Work Department; cot
tage Is also given, with the plans. Marion Har-
land, Ino Churchill, PIque, and Helen Maxwell
have frst-class stories in this number. The usual
amount OF valuable instruction is given in the
Work Department, and many valuable receipts
will also be found in their proper place Pub
lished by l.. A. GoDEY. Philadelphia. One copy
one year, So; two copies, SIS; three, $3.50; four.
$40; five, and one extra, $l4; eight, and one ex-
ira, $21; eleven, and one extra, $3.50.
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vermont farmers are cultivsting
opium.
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Agents are wanted by the American Life Ins
Co. of Philadelphia See advertisement elsewhere
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IMPORTANT TO HORsEMEN

Prof Anderson's Dermador is the best Lininens IN
use for horses This fact shown by letters
follows:
1--WE have been experimenting with your Derm adoy
on horsehesh, and lid IL very superior remedy
mu snp-rior TO the famous "Gsrgling OIL" or nv
other liniment We ever used In our Livery Ss' ia
PIE ase send us two dozen la BEETLES by ress
C. o. D. Yours respectfully.
WATSON & COOPER. waverly IND
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A GUARANTEE.
Any good and ent-rprisng person can n.ks 90 mo- a.,
Tic next turee mohths oy following our insuucrions
THINK OF THIS
Ye who stand with your Al Dis cramned In POM o.S
1os n nueserlng VIVA. snsl do TO make money We
want one good smart m in every town-one who can
keep his ousiness 10 himself-to act conddentisIIy
with US. " " NN""NeN'teiS
NO OLD MAIDS
nor miristers wanted Business no. 10 be known 10
your Dearest friend Persons in making application
consider themselves uhder oath 10 dfvu &c the
ou' iness Now IL your time never 10 ma sc money
.-ncloe % cens 18th pla 1ly written address for
confidential circular. vivipg ull T. structions
Ad iress. DE LAY q CO.. 234 Broadway, N. y ..
ROUNTIEs! Pensions All War Claims
~ BACK pay. Pay for lost horses, stions prize
pay eyerything failures 6y others DanfeT- " the
Claim Is inst write me. with stamps, SHALL SUCCEED
Also do a General Law aud Land Business, q JARVIS
SAFFORD'S. No q. II d LsSalle street, Chicago.
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See advertisement of J. l. Case & Co. Racire. wis
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,c,,nmc Every City snd Town,
VlNyEpkM ERICAN
Life Insurance Co.
DElPHlA

Apply to neares ( General Agent
A. X. q G. NJ NKwcoMB, ST. Louis, No.
w II. s. EwKLL, Cincinnati, ohio.
KELLEY Bios. T0leoo, Ohio.
j. u. HAMMER, Des Moines Iowa.
FOWLER JONES, Chicago, IL.
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Prof. H. Anderson's
DERMADOR!
Is a Liquid Eminent for External
Application,

Its free application 10 nhamed sores, and surface
on both Man and Beast, in a very short time reliev
the pain anu soreness and the not angry and red
face becomes COOL moist aud natural, and by ,nti
ued application and attention. The part Is resto
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-24

Cleanse the system; then, the time for q chi,
draws on, cover warmly In bed and take q cu,ofn of
hot ter, with one two teaspoonfuls of n q Me-
netic B aim sw etened with brown sugar. al.o bsfSs
quiet Repeat. IL necessary. A-
- All the above Medicines are Sold nv
Druggists Everywhere.
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SheriH,s Sale.

WORK, SS.-Taken on execution, and wall 30
Il sold at public auction on Saturday, Dec. 4, 1869,
at 2 o'clock In the afternoon, on the premises In
Kittery, In said county, all the right In equity which
lngham, State Of New Hampshire, has OF had ON the
2d day OF April, 1859, at o'clock In the forenoon
being tho time OF tho attachment OF the same on
the original writ In this action, to redeem the fo.
70 wits certain lot Of land with cellar thereon In
said Kittery, at tho Porcsidc, and bounded a. fol.
lows, commencing on the northerly side OF . lano
~ feet wide, running from land OF Leonard Han.
soon 20 street y feet wide, leading nom the Navy
Yard road 70 Piscatqua river, o. point seventy.
northcrly line OF said lane thence castery on sad
lane seventy-seven feet, thence northcrly by land
OF George Marret oighty-dve feet, to land OF John
feet, thence scuthoriy sshty.ave feet 70 place DO
Also, another lot Of land at said Kttery Foresds,
bounded as follows, commencing on tho southerly
side Of q lane ~ feet wide, running from land OF
Leonard llanscom TO o street - feet wide leading
ffom the Navy Yard road 81 Piscatqua river, at o
point seyentyhvo feet distant fom said street. run
ming on the southerly line OF said land eastery SOW
enty-fivc feet thence southery nnety-dye feet by
land OF Leonard llanscom ~ the sea wall on Piscat-
qua rivers thence westerly by said sea wall sixty
seven feet. thence northerly one hundred feet, TO
the place Of beginning Also, the right OF ffec pas
age TO and nom .ad lS.s through said isnc heinz
stimson, by decd dated June 9th, 1863 recorded In
2is-s.
The above described premises being subject TO n
mortgage given 10 John Cunningham, OF Ports
mouth, New Hampshire. TO secure payment Of Q
note OF two hundred dollars, dated February 9Th,
1869, payable six months nom date with interest
semi.annualy, on which thero Is due the sum Oft
hundred and ten dollars and eight cents.
CIlAs. II. BARTLETT, Depy Sheriff.
November lst 1869, 3wi1
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.uisceliasseOssS.
In nkrup,ey-Assignee's Sale OF Real
Estate. ~ Na.H

In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sale OF Real
Estate. i. wv.
.,r II.
Nv ILL oe sou NJ pupnc nucuon ~ my ounce
w In Portland, on ne 18th day 81 November,
1862, at O'Clock p. M All the right, Title and inter
eat in law and equity Of WIN. Sawyer, Of Buxton, 9
bankrupt, 70 redeem The following parcels VI real
estate. yiIi lot OF land with buildings thereon,
situate In buxton, In the County Of York and State
Of Maine, ON the southerly side OF the roed leading
nom tho Bar Mills 10 Theodore ATOMS late dwell
ing, bounded rs follows beginning nj stake n the
northerly corner Of land formerly called the Green
Eaton lot, and running eastarly hy said lot about
twenty-dvs rods 90 tho line OF Me Joseph Wvodman
hnn % called, thence northeast Following aid Line
10 land occupied by stephen Towle; thence north.
west by sad Towlc land 10 the road, thence south
west by said road 10 the place begun A. four acres
more or les, being sane conveyed 70 aid w. Saw
yer by \. Towle.
Also q lot OF land on the northerly side OF said
rosd, adoining land OF Richard Palmer, bounded by
aid Palmer on two sides and by Jones Palmer,
Charles Andrews, and John u. Woodman. on the
southvestcrly side, and on the southeasterly side
by the road. ...fr.. ..r.
Also another lot OF land on the northerly side Of
the road leading nom tho Bar Mills ~ Portland, sd
joining easterly land occupied by heirs Of benjamin
Hanson, noItheriy by land Of Joseph Garland.
westerly BY land Of U. A. Harmon, southerly by
said road. - IL
Also one haf part In common and undivided With
Richard Palmer, on seutherly side or rosd leading
nom Bar 70 Theodore Aliens, in Buxton, bounded
sasteIy and .outhea.tcry BY said lot, conveyed 70
Mid Vim. Sawyer by Towie and By land o. heir, Of
Ivory Berry on The southwest bv land OF II Palm
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Fsre. .L 80 .H...s.-I r.r...
About 4 O'Clock Sunday morning . FIRE broke
out in Union Block, bat Il vas discovered and
extinguished bsfsrs Il got much Roadway. In
sured tss Si5 900 in The Hartford. Information
al and Baltimore Companies Cole 4 Ayer's
grocery stock sas badly damaged BY water. In
surcd for two thsssA.d dollars. In he Homs Co..
New Haven. Z II. Banks dry goods store was
slightly damaged. Insured In the Home Co..
New Haven. and Putnam Office. Mlzs Lords
millinery store Was badly damaged. No insur-
snce. The other occupants In the block escap-
ell loss. s-, ~
Nesc Has :aess.
Messrs. Bryant. Adams and Garland have
purchased the block known a The warrvn
Block, situated on the North East side Of Main
Street. in Biddeford, opposite Shaw's Block.
The price paid in cash was twenty-four hundred
dollars. The above named purchasers propose
70 convert the building into a Toy Manufactnr-
ing Establishment, and when in full opention
VII furnish employment for largo number Of
hands, both male and female.-Demoeraf.
The Union Fire Insurance Company Of Ban
gor among whose directors are the richest men
Of that city, insure against loss by FIRE and light
ening. The Company have wisely appointed A.
]. Simpson. csq., Of Rittery agent for the west
ern portion ofthis county and those about TO In
sure would do we'll to confer with him.
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FALL RIVER LINE


.Ntp York, philadelphia. Baitimors. Wash :
ingion, and oil principal poinfs Wef.
-b South and South Wat.
Via Taunton, Pail River and Newport.
Cabin, $500, p~et, 500 Ragrsss
S|l checked through and transferred In Nev
ME Yck IRE II charge.
0mE2x&t1 New YORK trains le,ve the Old Colony
AMI Newport Railway Depot, coSrr 81 soath and Knee
$50 r. ~, arriving In fal River 10 inmates In advance
a. the regular Steamboat rrain. which kaus Bostco 81
b.aO p NJ, connecting at Fall River With The nv
magnificent resmen PROVIDENCE, Cart. d. n. Elm
Mons BRISr0l, Capt w. u. Levis. rhese steamers
the iAsrst ard msst abe boais the Spund, bah
expressly fs sp-ui, safety and comiot This Line
With III the southern Boats AMI Ralrsd oes frsn
Eev Yot going West and South and eoevspIept 70 the
California Steamers
s.To Shippers or FrsiEht' this Lss, viii ks
and extensive DEPOT accommodates In Bstoa and
large pier In New YoSk. teieiusivvy f the ne az The
Hpe) b supplic Nth facilities Go freight aud pAsssnstr
bsslncss which cannot he sufassed frisht always n.
ken Of iow rstes and forwarded with desrAtsh.
New York Express Freight Train sases Dostou Of lSo
p NJ, eoods arrive In Nev York neat mcsulns about
A. n Freight Having New Yak reaches Doson On he
following dvy N9ls m.
Hor tickes berhs and satsrooms, srpiy a the ccrpa
Inn and state Streets, and II on Colony and NsvN De-
po<. corner q Boath and Kneeiand Hrests. B1ston.
steamen leavs Nev Yosk daily, rundays srcertedh
bon Pier 10 North River, foot Of CHAMBER o., o.
GEO. NIIvERIcK, r...enser Frlsh, Att.
JANIS yIsK, j., Pre-.
N. n. sIN0NS
Managing Director Ssnsansst stesnship Co.
"'o' low V
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Az NEW ARRANoEMESr.
Semi-Weel<ly Line!

On and amer the 18th Inst the i've
s s,:;Tsr eES END ~.
Leave 6airs Wharf. Portland, svsry MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at o'clock y. NJ, and leave
Pier ~ East River. New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY t3r.N
The Dirlgo and franeouia are fitted up With nns
accommodation for passenger, making this the
most conveient and comfortable route Tor tfav.
slers between New York and Maine.
Passage, 10 State Room. $500. Cabin passage,
N,no. Meals extra.
=. Goods forwarded ny this line 10 and IRON Mos
treal. Quebec, HALIFAX, H. John. and ell paris OF
Maine.
shipper, are requested to send their Freight Ia
the steamers ~ early ~ 3P. u. on the day that
the, leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply 70
HENRY FOX, Cats Wharf. Portland.
J. y. AMEs, fier Is East River. New York.
Msy 3. 1868. ~
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To all pesoas interested IN either q The sssA'ss
hereinafter namcdi
ar |. Cont ofprohs.s heid ssNorsA Bsrvsct, sith.
Tin and ior Ne County Of Yorh, % tss ar.S russ-
sS1d e sss ssa n ' o.sr s Az
ing been presented Zoe The action thsrsspoa hesin-
aass isaiestsd. u Il hereby Ordsrsd. = ~ 1r'l
Thai notice thsrsof bs given 70 all psroos istes.
ssssd sy c.n.ns COPY :. ~, or , y pm
Journal, snd In the Maine Demoerst, pspss pse-
lshed In Biddesbsd. In ssid county. tAst thsy nv
sppsar at . Probate Court ts bs held ~ kenns-
:sasss AsIt q tss s'siosI in ths 6ssnooa. sad b
heard thereon. and ohjeet. II they SEQ cause. 40
NATHAN HUNTREzs, ials o. n.rsossssld. Dc.
lord. a. sssessl. 70 &sssin p:S: SS A
JAMES TowLE, late Of ssco, deceased. VIII
and codieil presented fbs probate by Cornelius
Svsstssr. ons u The Exscutofs therein named. ~
MOSES MCDONALD, iats Of $3.50, dessassd. VIII
prs:snt:d nr probate By y. Ann AeDosald, he r.
WARWICK. HOBBS, laie Of Wells, dsessssd.
fir't ,ccount presented nor probate by Samuel Raa-
account presented foi allowance By Mary .. ovsa,
his Adninistratrix. ~ .4r rsIs. f.rs - = .'.ar
WILLIAM GILPATRICK, late Of Nsvasid, Dc
ceased First and final account presented fos allow.
sncs by David T. Glvcen, his AdninIstrstos.
LIZZIE J. BLAlsDELI., minor. child o. lsAsee
Bla,siell late Of iayerhili Massachusetts,. Second
account presented for allowance by Levi cowoli her
Guardian.
ROsIIANNAH I. ArpLEBEE. minor child Of
John Applebcc, late Of York, deceascd. Second 40
count presented for allowance BY Peter o. Ford nor
Guardian. ....I fsit adj d. .a- .fl.s
MILTON, IDA, and Praneena Roberts, minor chill
dren n Isrnos Ralrrrta Al M kansaa- de0aasad
second account presented for allowance by Levi
Cowell, their Guardian. "'
MARY HANSON, an insane person, late Of XII.
terry, deceased. Second account presented nor a..
lo.snce by Bphraim G. spInnsy, her Guardian.
HEzEKIAH DREW, late OF Dayton, deceased
Petition for dover and allowance Of personal estate
presented by Mary s. Drew, his widow. .
HIRAM SHAW. late Of York. dscessed. Petitions
for dover and allowance OF personal estate, present.
Cd by Sarah Shaw, his widow.
JABEz TOwLE, late Of Par.onsacld, decsased.
Petition FOR dover presented by Lydia u. Towis, his
widow. s.rrI4.tt5s,..rssf
MARY @. THORNTON, Of Kennebunkport, IN
insane pcrson. Petitions for license 10 sell and con-
den Fairfield, her Guardian.
HENRY MATIIEs, Of Portsmouth,. In the State
y, SUSAN H., and PRANK w. MATIiES, minor
mouth, deceased. Petition Tor license 70 sell and
convey divers lots OF real estate situate In bouth
Berwick and Eliot In the County OF York, ut public
private s and put a.
LEWIS f.. ,r., NELLIE, and FRANK 8. KEyEs,
deceased. Petition for iesnse 70 sell and convoy
real estate at private salo, and put procceds ct In
tsrost, presented BY Lewis 4. keyes, their ousrd-
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