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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-06-04

Y. H.. for the ensuing year, are as
follows:
s. G. Dlnick. W. NJ.
IL. n. Stetson, =. w.
NJ. NJ. Loycjoy, J. w.
Kinball Carr, Sec.
4. +. Bailey of Ncwbury offers
his store and goods for sale. Says
he is so;ng West.
A new school house is being erect
cd in the kendrick district New.
bury, in place of the one burned
few weeks since.
We have been informed that the
Chanccry Court has requested Mr.
Willard to deed the Newbury Semi.
nary property back to the Trustees
Of Newhury Seminary, and that
they cannot use it for anything else.
The mill dam of Henry Laird OF
plainfield broke away in April last
carryin. Of about 1000 logs and cv-
cry bridge but one to Plainfeld vii
lage. Mr.. Laired built over his
dam and one night last week shut
the gates. Before morning til,
dam broke away again. and 150(
logs were swept down the stream
carrying away every bridge tina
had been repaired. Mr.. Laird ha
determined not to rebuild the dan
but to erect steam mill.
Mrs. Harry Peake of Orange hat
shock ofpalsy and fingered in al
unconscious state for nine days ant
then died. a post norton exam
ination was made by DR.. Worthel
Of Barre, who discovered a larg
abcess, which had been growing fo
years.
Rev. G. NJ. Winch, formerly ,
Plainficld, q home missionar,
breaches in Orange and Corinth Il
ternately. They have ilourishin
Sunday school in Orange, and Il
Church isprospering under his fait
full aud efficient labors.
The Orange County Court col
menccd It's Session on Tuesday.
We were shown ut Chelsea II
other day live alligator, wli ch
gentleman brought from Floril
II il about two feet long and qui
lively, bnt We should call it que
p!aythlng.
The Grand Encampmcnt of I
State of Vermont meets at Burli,
ton on Tuesday. the Sth, and |
Granl Lodge at the same place
the 9th and 10th of June. Con
and Pass. H. Il. carries passeng'
for half fare.
II is said that n house in Chica
has sent out An agent to China
contract for fifty thousand Chin,
70 be sent East 10y the railroad f,
San Francisco. They are nee,
to work the Southern plantatic
It's quite probable that. for the II
three years the increase Of Chin
population will DO limited only
the means Of transportation.
Palm leaf fans IRE very sea
a few hundred cases would b,
q big price.
TIE OLD ADAM.'-In the
School Presbyterian General ASS
bly, yesterday, (Monday,) a Ills,
wv" "''N' wa tut ItSOlutlOIl sell
RON the Old School Assembly,
Nid'ns for q day OF prayer for
preservation of peace between
country and Great Britain, In
course Of which DR.. Sundcrlar,
Washington, expressed the OBI
that If England could get
drnbbing from somebody, the G
VI Christian civilization wou,,
put forward a hundred years.
did not care TO have this co,
made the instrument Of Divine
idence to administer this castigl
but he though, II ought to
. from somewhere. Tie subject
6nal'y iDasAnit"ly postponed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-06-04
Farm for sale.
UNITED STATES
1869. INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES, 1869.
ColleCtOl.,S Notice.


Notice is hereby given that the Income, Spec
ial and other annual taxes, under the proris.
ions of the various acts of Congress, authoriz-
ing an Internal Revenue, assessed on the an
ntal list of 1869 for the second District of Yer.
mont are now due and payable, and that, in
person, or by deputy, will attend at the fol
lowing time and places to receive the same, to
wit In
ORANGE COUNTY.
At the Coosuck House, Wells River, Monday,
June | |. from to y. NJ
At the Hotel Newbury, Tuesday, June Is from
GA. III. to II III.
At the Trotter House, bradford, Tuesday,
June IS, from , to u. III.
At North Thetford Depot, Wednesday, June
l6, from a. III. TO II IN.
At the Hotel. West Fairlce, Wednesday, June
l6, from To p. m.
At the Hotel, Chelsea, Thursday, Juno IL.
from 10 u, III. tn p. III,
At john W. Rowels Office, West Randolph
Monday. june 81 from 9 a. IN. to y. III.
n. B.-Persons ncglectng to pay their taxes
at the time above specified or within ten day.
/ thereafter. will be subject to pay per cent
additional with interest ut the rate OF one u,
bent per moath and twenty coats for notice
Taxes can he sent by other pers and re
ceipts will be returned.
CHARLES s. DANA.
| St, Johnsbury, Vt, May 10th. 1869
! Collector ID District, Vermont
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Excursion Tickets

Will be sold at all Stations, commencing June
lith until June 10Th, good to return until
June 10Th, and not after, at the following rates
To 90 and rctmrn:
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PASSUM PSIC RAILROAD.
GRAND EXCURSION,
At REDTCED FARE,
AT REDUCED F.

To accommodate those who wish to
attend the National peace Jubilee,
at Boston, June 10Th, 10th, 18th,
Is, and 10Th, 1869.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-08-26
NIANH0OD-IN THE YOUNG AND Ri.

NIANH0OD-lN THE YOUNG AND RI
WI ing generation, The yegolatye poFer, Of
life are strong, but in few years how often
the paliid hue, The lack.luslre eyed aud ema'
catGd form aud The possibility olappIiealion
to mental effort show is 6aLeIul influence. -
II soon becomes evident 10 the observer That
some deprcssinS Influence is checking The de-
yoopmcnt Of the body. Consumption IS talk
ed Of, and perhaps the youth is removed from
school and sent into The country, This is one
OF he worst moytmgnts. Removed rom ord
mary diversions Of the ever changing scenes
Of the city, the powers of the body too much
eufGeblrd 10 give zest to heallliul and rural
exercise, thoughts are turned awards upon
themselves,
If The patient be a female, the approach Of
the mousus il looked for with anxiety, Us Tho
first symptom in which Nature is to show her
saving power in diffusing the circulation and
visiting the check with the bloom Of health
Alas increase Of APPETITE has grown by what 1t
fed ON the energies Of The system are prostra
ted, and lhc whole economy is dcganged This
beautiful and wonderful perioi in which body
and minduudpEgo so fascinating change iroa
child to woman, IL looked for in vain; the pa
rents heart blceds ia anxiety, aud sancies the
grave bgt waiting for It's victim.
HRnBoLp's EXrHAcr BUouu, for Weakness
raising from excess Ofearly indsCretion attend
cd Win lbc fnllowing symntoms: Indi,posr.
ton 10 EXeriion Loss Of Power, Loss OF Men
Dry, Difficulty of Breathing. General Weak
ness Horror Of Disease, Weak nerves, Ircub.
linz. Dreadful Horror of Death, Nipht Swcats,
Coid Feet Wakgh,luess. Dimnegs Of Vision.
Lgngory Universal L,ssitlde of ltc Muscular
system. Often Enormous Appctita with Dys.
nGptic Symrfoms Hot Hands Flu.hing or The
Boly, DTyness orihe skin, Pailii Countenancc
and 'Eru6IionG on The Face, Pain IN The Back,
lIeayincss Of the Eyelids, Frequently Black
Spots Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary
SHllslon ana Loss o, olShy want Of 4ttent
!g; p.oaI SONNY hg'.leSs"Js'i WIN I'o'I,
ol 2os,ey. NgII@s Is .GpIe uG'il"',g 70 auv'
PNltn'S tnnn oo'I,U ,Iy' nnu u''"'u- my '"0.g
1Ielu' Io' rcsr VI nelseiSg'i ,p ttetJae =,
,,.neI' no hntnc'tnc'S' no pcCE:I"uon, pu.
'"II'ua E"ii','IDn ! ~ pnt u,9ro" p"uT W.
d, Ng5e ,syl"PlolnS, Il allowed 10 go oh--|m'c,.
n'' MeI'clhe nyaIiaoly rIh'Uygs--soon follow
Los' o. rIEGF, r~.gl'y, "hu i'It'Pl' '!'s' y
o"C VI "I'Ch snc PhI'cuI NM expire
pHH,'"s ."e 9u"t'n'vnuenvG OF " N1',"u ~
NV Dioo'n'nSua'G 'AsSyi"'l' t"I7 sIu result DC.
: Tu,'t \, 10 TWO a.n"'SI 'I'nP' ~ 10. u''"u
IcIl mem an" Dol" utc'' OF Ip"'Psy, Incy
' "s,' VI OO'" ''>'S' ""'' "'''' '"'"'! '"'' Vs.
Who c,n en-, lb,, ,baso.av,csso. oro mn, rro.
,,n"rpIy G,,In,i lao ,i.,,so iir,tI di,o,."s iI
s ""yy on ,J'' S,sn' NY hn roc,r. or ,bc
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-08-26
DE CHEERFUL.

Farmers wives aud daughters eau do
much toward makiog the tojlsome Life
Of a farmer q pleasanler and happier
one, When returning from the field
the barn, OF the dreory winters ride
from the city, cold, bungry, and perhaps
discouraged, las who is not at ,imeSl the
the cheerful greeting Of o smiling neatly
dressed woman and more than all the
blazing fte, and a well lod'u supper
liable waiting ouly for alher, will do
much to tighten any burden, aud 10 in.
spiro him with renewed activity ior bus.
mess and life
No good housekeepor or dulY.loyiug
wife, delays the preparation Of Tho meals
of The day I'll after or just before the
coming ia Of the men from the field, -
How ,ediou it must be for rhcm 10 be
obliged to wait for the food which should
have been previously prepared! How
unpleason. T. them to move from his
side to har, and from that you may get
nearer to the stove or the oven, thus re
mnding lhem that they are in tho wy,
when the fault Is really your OWL
Then ifyou have had any trouble wi h
your ServOas. OF the children have been
u"u'ualIy or IS, do not "oory your has
band with your irettiug and. complaints,
and unless you are sick enough 0 need
bic active attendance, or the advice Of 0
physician, do not tell him Of it; nothing
weakons the strings Of affection sooner
than to constant foul fading disposition,
Do not excuse yourself from the duty of
making home pleasant, because your
husband is cross and morOso. May not
your dilstorinoss in household matters
have some,hngto do with this? A, any
ratio, try the better way mako home
cheerful aud pleasant to your husband
and cbiJmn, and al the same time you
will find that lie and home will haya
new charms, aud new comforts unGelt
before for you.-- Amer'cH Fumer,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-08-26

MARIETTA ACADEMY.

The next term will begin at the same times as
the College, Thursday morning September I'd
and continue sixteen weeks.
In the Academy, students are prepared for
College and instruction is given in all branch,
os usually taught in High Schools,
Students preparing for the ministry, and
those honorablY discharged from the Union ser
vice, haze their " tiou remitted, bath in Col
ese and in the Academy. Promising young
students IN INDECENT circumstances, csn receive
limited aid
Tuition in College $50 per Gunumn, and ia
Academy S25. Board on reasonable terms.
For further information, apply to |. W. AN.
DREWS, President, ord. II. JENKINS, Prin-
cipal Of Academy.
Marietta. Ohio, August 3. lsG9-4w'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-08-26

The other evening Two lristman, new
TO the country an belonging to ths be.
ter clasd Ut emlstaH!s, arrived in Toledo
late ia the evening and stepped al the
Island House. TOey were shown to a
room far up ia The building, the gas Iigh
ted and, they were let alone. The
weather was hot, the windows open, and
ihe Two gen,emon sat down 10 enjoy a
chat. Soon attracted by the light and
The prospect of square meal, troop.
oG Tue hungdest Of the hungry mosque.
toes bore down on the ill.ralod Hiber
mans. They fought and bled, but the
enemy constantly received reuniorcem,nts
aad the travellers were 10 despair. The
clerk was summoned and asked agonia,
ingly, is there no defence aglios, th.so
blood thirsty crsturesY Ito told lbs
travellers that if ,hey put out their ga,
they would experience relief Tbey
acted on the suggestion and placed them
selves between the sheets. Just as rAcy
began to doze a tightening bug. which
had s!rayed into the room caught the eye
Of the traveller EIo reused his compan,
ion with punch; Jamie, Jamie, it Is
40 use, Here's one Of Of the ora,ur.
satohin' for us5@id lantern.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-08-26
WHERE WOMAN,s POWER LIES.


Dr. Chaplin says: The power Of wo,
man is in the resistIess power OF aFeo-
ton. IL asserting tbs ON attempting
10 mask the great questions Of our day
qs3ilh "a Offering generality" Am | dis
posed to deny any lawful claim which
woman may make for more extensive
= recognition Of herrigh!s OF larger field
lof powers? No AN not doing any
such thing. Let woman do what her
rrs0uIt,as can achiYee--'et her 90 wherever
her,iaslncrs demand If be truly follows
her, iac'inc | am sure Of this also, that
., wherever man may lawfully 60, woman
may ,wfuIly go. Wherever woman
ought cot 10 be, it i shame for man.
it is shame for humanity to be. |
merely insist upon this, that Whatever
woman may accomplish ia the world,
, with braia OF houd!. will draw its viul
efficacy It's t,lrsmanic virtue from the
heart; eld Strength in all The various
shapes Of action and Of influence, in its
root eui essence. will be tue strength
otthe affections, Tae abiding Of wo,
mans power must even bg 10 the lerpor
and sLsaIfHs'ues3 Of her love. And her
,,ns. ,,',,.t..,I,.,, 49,, -; AZ: 49,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-08-26

The New York sun suggests that only
Chinese labors should be employed dur.
lug the heated tenn, for the reason that
lhey ore coolies,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-08-26
NOTICE.
Margaret II Wezel and olher)
vs. In ChauCgTy
John II Welzcl

~ I ~ NHhNINiJ
John II Wolzcl
Extract from Decree
4 Nd Il is further adjudged, ordered and de.
~ creed thatF. W. Sisson Master Com.
missioner Of this Court do take, state and set.
tie the accounts Of WIN, r. Wctaol as personal
representative Of Adam Welzel deceased, aud
that he further ascertain and report the mdibt.
edness Of The estate OF the said Adam Weztl,
deceased, and the names Of the creditors, aud
that he take state aud settle the account OF
Margaret Wczr rs EXecutrix Of the estate OF
Sarah Wez,l deceased aud that he farther as
certain the indebtedness Of said cslute, and tic
names of the creditors. And that he also rs.
certain the parties in inlurostin this cause and
ihe extent Of their interest in the proceed, Of
the sale oilhe property sold By the said Spo-
cill Commissioner, after deluCting the indcbt-
gdne5g OF the estate Of the said Adam Wc,2gl,
deceased. and the costs 9I dis case
Commissioners Office, August 9Th, 1869
Toall whom it may concern;
You will take notice that have fixed upon
Saturday he 2sLh day Of August. 1869 at the
Courtl House of Mason county West Virginia,
70 take, state and report an account according
to the foregoing decree at which time aud place
you eau attend II you see proper
+. w. SISSSON,
aug Nv Master Commissioner.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

ALERT Hook h LADDER Co., No.
1, OF Fl. Wayne, passed through this
place last Monday On its way to La
Porte to celebrate the anniversary of
ITS organization. They were accompa-
MED by Prof. Jones Silver Band, than
which there Is no better in the north
ern part of the state. They we're Lot
expected at LaPorte, having gone there
as sort of surprise party, but their
red shirts betrayed them as the train
was slowly entering town (about mile
distant from tina depot, the alarm was
given, and by the time the train arriv-
cd at the depot, hundreds of fremen
and citizens we're there to welcome
them They were treated like princes
by the LaPoite boys, who sent them on
their way without permitting them to
exhibit the color of their money. They
were met, on their arrival at this place,
on their homeward route, by quite a
large delegation of our fremen, head.
cd by the Silver Band. After march
ing through our streets the boys sud.
denly and with one accord stopped at
The hotel de Shakes, and, from sundry
gurgling noises that were heard. it wa:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

TIC. MAYS, Esq, local editor Of the
1T. Wayne Democrat, paid us a flying
visit, On Wednesday, and proved him.
self to be one Of the pleasantest Bohe-
mians we ever met. What few "lions"
there are in Plymouth were uncovered
to his vision. and he promised to do
the like unto US should we ever stray
TT. Wayneward. Call again.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

STATE Prison SoUTH.-No change
will be made in the officers of the State
Prison South. The charges against
the warden and chaplain are pronounc-
ed the veriest bosh. The directors
have gone home-Mr. Meredith with
large flea in his ear.-Ne,c Albany
Commercial.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12
NTOTICE TO LUMBER DEALERS.

Sealed Proposals for the following bill of
Lumber to be used in the construction of
the new Court House, will be opened at
the office of A. c. Capron, in Plymouth,
on Saturday, August the 2lst. ct ten a,
m. Proposals must be in writing stating
price per m, at which the entire bill will
be furnished according to specifications,
and sent or handed to A. G.. Capron, in
sealed envelopes, marked on out side,
Proposal for Lumber" on or before 8 a i.
M, Aug. 2lst. The Committee reserve
the right to reject any or all bids, and the
person or persons whose bids are accept
ed must be prepared to execute written
contract with sufficient surety for the
faithful performance thereof, within FIVE
days after being notified of said accept
ance, or the same will be rejected.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

THE man who manufactures the
locals and sueh," has been under
the weather two or three days, which
will account for the absence Of the
usual amount of Il cal matter.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

WE had intended to give our readers
a digest of the corporation ordinances,
this week, but press of other matter
crowds il over until another issue.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

THE members of the German U.
Evangelical Lutheran Church tender
their sincere thanks to the Philhar-
monte Society for their services, also to
the Americans who assisted us in help
ing us to build our Church.
Rev. J. KRAMER, PASTOR
+. KOONTS, SECT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

THE Annual Fair of the Marshal
County Agricultural Society will be
held at the Grounds Of the Society on
Sept. %, q, %.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

A lad about eight years of age,
son of Tobias Wise of this place, was
drowned in the Elkhart River on Tues
day last.-EKkdrt En-.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

SEE advertisement, in fanother COL
umn, of Great Bargains in Millinery
goods. Mrs. James wishes to go east
and offers to sell her stock at remark
ably low figures.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

TELEGRAPH poles, ready to receive
the insulators and wires, have been
placed along the line Of the G. c. & L.
r. r. from Peru to LaPorte. A large
quantity of the insulators are at the
depot Of the company in this place,
and it will not be long until direct
Geographic communication will be es-
tablished between LaPorte, Plymouth
and Peru.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

euppoSeu budI eH0 p0Ouh az TyucSs
which usually affects the throat on
such occasions was, for the time, over
come. And il was And they over
came it Sc yeral times before they were
marched to the train which bore them
away amid cheers, "blare Of trumpcts"
and general eood feeling.
THE dedicatory services of st. Johns
German U. Evangelical Lutheran)
church, on Sunday last, were of most
interesting character, and were attend
ed by large coucourse OF people.
The new church building was a source
of justifable pride to all who were
interested in its erection. 1t was dec
Grated in tasteful manner that reflect.
ed credit on all concerned. The fol-
lowing pastors were persent: Rev.
Schaub of Valparaiso, Revs. Schabe-
horn and Guntrum, of Chicago, and
Rev. Kammcrer, Of this place. Rev.
Hass, president of the Synod, could
not be present.
The following was the programme Of
exercises
l. Song and farewell prayer at the
old meeting house.
9. Procession to the new church
building.
3. Prayer by Rev. Kammerer.
4. Dedicatory sermon by Rev.
Schabehorm.
5. Sermon by Rev. Gurtrup.
Service at 3 p. M, in English.
Prayer by Rev. VIM. Lusk, Jr.; SER
mon by Rev. Schabehorm; address
by Rev. Mikels, of the M: E. church
closing prayer by Rev. Chaplin, Of the
Presbyterian church.
Evening service. Opening prayer
by Rev. Guntrum; sermon by Rev.
Schaub; addresses by Revs. Kammerer
and Schabehorm; closing prayer by
Rev. Guntrum.
s25S,5O were donated, and 1893
subscribed to assist in clearing the
church from debt.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

All Of the fOregOin 6 to be good, sound
first class lumber;..also 1900 feet good,
sound inch boards, and 5000 feet11i inch
thick clear stuff.
The flooring boards and plank must be
sawed before the 1st of November, 1869,
and properlyTpiled for seasoning; and
the.whole bill must:be delivered at: SUI CHI
place in the town Of Plymouth as the
buildi ng Committee may designate on or
before the first of May, 1870, and subj ect
to the mea surement and inspection, of
said Committee or their Agents.
j. C. CUSHMAN,)
A.tC.'CAPRON.} Building..Com.
J. BROWNLEE.)
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

ToDD's Model Drug Store is always
by the smile of our young
and steady friend-Willic Patterson,
who is ever ready to wait on the nu-
merous customers who frequent that
popular Drug Store
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12
BUSINESS LOCALS.

RINGS, Halls Barrett's, Tibbitts' F.,
Ayers and all hair restorers at TODD S
Model Drug Store.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

School NoTICE.-The Fall Term of
the Plymouth Graded School will CON-
mence on Monday, the 30th day of
August, 1869, and will continue in
session twelve weeks. Pupils admit.
ted in the High School Department, can
pursue a full academic course of study.
A teachers class under the immediate
supervision of Prof. Luke will be or
ganized.
The County Teachers Institute and
an examination for Teachers certii-
Gates will be held in connection with the
High School. Nonresident pupils can
obtain rooms and board at reasonable
prices.
TUITION: Nonresident pupils, s5,-
GU, Resident pupils, $3.50; Interme-
diate Primary, 81 90. Payable in ad-
vance.
PROF. d. d. LUKE, Principal.
By order of
A. C. CAPRON ruu,,,o.
A. p. ELLIOTT,
DRUGS, Medicines, Pa ints, Oils,
Varnishes and Dye Stuffs Of all kinds
at ToDD's Model Drug Store.
PLYMOUTH LADIES ScHooL.-The
fall term of this school will commence
Aug 26, and continue twelve weeks.
Tuition the same as heretofore. To be
held in the place previously occupied.
For particulars consult
s. A. NICHOLS & L. G. KINNEY.
BITTERs.-Hostetter's, Roback's,
Mishle-'s, Plantation, SWANS, Whit
ley s, Iodd's, HooAand and Wanen's at
TooD's Model Drug Store.
a. BECKER & Co., have received a
large stock Of groceries and crockery
etc, which they intend to sell as
cheap as any house in Plymouth, and
would say to the people, that they
should not believe from any merchants
here, that they give short weight, etc.
We always give 16 OF. to the pound
Our trade has increased very largely
since the people found US in the brick
store. We would say to the people
that we are very thankful for their
patronage. Store room in Corbin &
Benson's brick block, No. 8.
A. BECKER, 4 Co.
| ToDD's Model Drug Store Is alwav,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

SCHOOL Books, Stationery, all kinds,
Toys, Dolls, Blocks, Banks, Balls and
Vases at ToDD's Model Drug Store,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

CIRCUIT court adjourned until next
Monday.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-08-12

A DMlNISTRATOR'S SALE.-Notce is hereby
"A given that the undersigned administrator OF
the estate ofJacob Kline deceased. will on Friday
the I'D day of September, 1862 offer for sale at
public oucry, at the late residence of the dece-
dent In Center township. the personal property left
by the decedent. Consisting of cows swine house
hold funitHre. farming Tools potatoes. apples etc
sale to commence at 10 o'clock o. m. and for all
sums less than SO cash payment win be required.
over % credit OF 8 months will be given, by the
purchaser giving note with surety, drawing six
per cent interest: 40 PETER REICHTLY. Admir-.