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SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
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CLEARED.
Sts,mshnCi,v Of Mexico DrakH Havana aud Vera CFaL
SIps-Pymouth Rock Warner 81 Johu, e. Panron kohr
BaTs.Bos Whteberry Apnran; Athlete LoTe'' eusbtei
TTB Carve Brlcke Mobead C 20 load for Cuba Asi
Queen Shat Bermuda AsfHAnn i0asna lyPD'oh
Sp6CPofto Plata Montgomery Porto Pla.a HOrteHsa koop.
Demsrara B. Ncsrrsu, Moods liaei g. " hrnt@"A
Ess Eosas SaSs1 es %5.or Jua nsraIs Porto @ W.
Hopper, Gilman, Savannah
s,b,p Europa Macdonald Glasgow April 25 mdse ard pass
steamship sara Martin Maple; & April As''laA d. ra'" '
Aucau,s 18th aud Gibraltar llth NUT vine ., - , ga
steamship Caledonia, Oersoae' GAso" ApA H. VIA h"' --S
~s,D cty Of Boston Tbbet Liverpool April a. Qaeenso"n
2sth. via Halifax Nav mdse aud pass n ., ,-,- o.,
steamship peBHs Hall Liverpool Apn H. Vaeehso"n Ia'
Steaashp Easle Greene Havana NAY d'; aud pass
Sr.,p.bip Abemsre Couch Norfolk. mdse ana pas
Steamship Cde, Morgan Wilmington n c. naval stores
Sbip juno. Marstcrs. Fayal April Il
Bak Albert MARVEL Ma;anlas 10 days. sugar.
BARK 4. Gushing. Dahl MAtaasas 10 days. sugar , ,
BARK Brothers we Sagna days. sugar sal'd IN company with
bark Msry Lueretia for Seu.iork
Brg Independence Casano Cardiff s. aavs rslroad iron
Brig Laaro Mrses "a day, aud Gi6Atsr - das mdse
Sel, K I-Sy y TaE5aI r Bnsa DSreS Gas sy iasB
Selr. \: W. smith, Tooker Charleston da{s laHeer
S,lr. Napela, PelDy savannah DAYS, lumber
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy May LArTi,ed steamships NeTeA from kewioh; Rs
rsu Philadelphia bugs Sosthem Cross from haauIas NsFs
IradlIi bark scotland. fom Sew.Oreaas
foRTREss MoSEoS Va Ma Passed IN for Baltimore ogs Mar
Laid Abbe lconb Day Spng AID bark Hunter Tor She Nssi
Ia Passed steamship Baltimore for bremen bs Ju-o fr a'
West IDdies
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrESNsrowS May 7The CauarG steamship Taf om Ne"lofG
moSoIrIu April -Arrvel ships Matte Banks Yokohama;
Etsn Allen, from sydney; whale sbis Hercules Wh 10 hh oil :.
y %S 500 S 5b OIL an fm K%Bslo sailed hgs
Trade for Bakers Island Camilla and Eagle, for KohslA
SPOKEN. - \,
Brig Reu stewart fow cenfegos for Philadelphia MAY ~ "
Ion. 1I.2O.
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Worsts. 6arri1srs, Gt.


UCTIOE.- Great sale of IHOROUGH-
~ RpEu, SADDLE and ROAD HORSES, BROOD MARES and
CITE l v me- T. NoHuo 20 Clsnus Point NesichessT
Co.-,v miles fan Harlem LTd-c Also DURHAM BULL hLtH
Cgs 1 Of SHEEP and LAMBS quantity OF
WAGONS, SJLhILN, and single md double
UtPVfSS v take place wit1rut regard io toe
TUESDAY, May o. ilst, commencing Hlt te cal tt
,ffs a. rraft- ard viii be continued with The disposal
,ff as e. boats Peek Slip aud 10 o. Tor Harlem
81 H.. IIve Huuse two ~ three minutes
io.ee.arces be obtained At thc Bndrc Terms ta,A
s. DIyGzE. AuctoHesr
WILL SELL. TUESDAY, May II, mt o'clock
w m o. the firm Of Ben Holiday ESQ Known - Orr Farm
4 loan Hl-On Furcnasest al0't tfrt m n'II o s
Ieuat onchh miles east oi Nle fsns AoH' -
iuOKOUGuBRED HORSES. consisting VI
. ard years Cd jersey stations.
5ud years Cd P-t-len Gtiiug,
Yearrg II.ies. Jersey Stock.
H4nIIeto1.sI Mares lndiau Ponies, &c, &C.
Also,
81 Byrcsb..s sud Durham CoSs,
O. soablovn Sheep,
Az Of Carriages Phseton Coupee' sets o. oou'e al h
Harness, &c
Sale 'os.-e. - 4, M.
TE lave corner sf TvenirsIhst. aud Fonibsye iof "h
Pas De- Of Twenty teHait st. AM 'urtNt ~
BsaI Station. Neal Haven kuifOlA "he c@Ii-~s'
Sil o. really taL- parti-s 90 The grOlad ~, ~.
Descriptive C4taUsurs oGce Of AucionoeFs NO I'e "
Ysh
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p1SSTNGFRS ARPIVED.

FROM LTVFRPOOL-Tu steamship Pennsylvania, MAY 5Capt
FarIet, and Mrs Aea NJ Lane slr and M CaEs
Mr Burgss ana daughter MI Mead
Rev A Ros and Miss Barr James Gl NJ Fne Ahd
wife Miss Potter yeanHg wife and daughter Miss OGrady Mss
1ownlev Mr EvanS -, ~,
PROM LIvRRPoOI-In steamship City Of Boston, May M
Perry a Wfe Miss Nellie Keuddk Miss Monica kearne Ms kesr-
res and rhd Wolfe Della Fie hr Judge Naer Ma3shed
John Fit5n joins Reeve From ta-
The Hop Jss Hove and wife and Miss HErngon Miss Silva
NJ Nontgo Z G
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QrOVosaIs.
orrcr og rnn 4. c. S.

OryicR oP THE A. c. s.,
WrrLvrr's POiVT. r. y. H.. MaY {. l8s
RNIY. Y.SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
y On dupcais viii be received gt y o'clock H. 90 ~ hT4DAa I
aag troops theTeat with eb beef from June I 70
T envelopes reu,ug proposals must be inaosed Proposals o
F.rt.sireg fresh Beef .--.,
,.r f f ar tt4arter meat ue,ks sbsnks and kidney aoH
delivered TIE expense o lLe coA'0''i' 'I ~
1raHtf-, Z @ sn times 5e rcqu'rel.
~ hI be- entertained that r not ruade by regular Dlle
% r ts rs l m Dis vrrs.a place o. tusine and residence
TIE uaua~r of making bds requirements q hiieIa NC %
June L. 1901 Tor Proposals ioi FURNISHING
Fr,.h Beef gOm lAe oGce Of tie A. q g. s. " l. ,.,-,,
Second f.eUL Corps Of Eug. A. O. s.
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~r,vs pAcxAcKs FOR THE PRESS.

aus aud porsers arriving 81 this Pe are reqnss'eo 70
deliver Packages addressed the Newiok Associated Press only "
persons exhibiting the sntten authority OF w SonIoa ueasn
hgsu News Journal Of C0HBasee Jmss IkBvHE
Tf5rd sun ErpTsss Evening Post Commaca. acess SA@an
zrg Yorker Da0kT4i should also be delivered oh
the uersOus
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vT,o TTIF COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR-

ITO THE COMPTROLLER Of IAL ~"
II RENCY. Washugi1n. d. C.: s-.... a. n Il. Act of
SR. m 4. hsrrhv or, purusnea oi Ste-lu 80
Cr-r.s entitled An act yovide h".a .i.o5t =.
frt,I Stst-, Eor and o. proy4e uf tno
4 ton tbr-fn ,rar,I g. lobi thst a. htslt ~
,..rtbe ALTON SAVINGS BAhh or NiEILi oaV'
:, In tie t ~ Yirgiuia duly TO- pea tto use
a. A. w al IN A-as Of As,ocatol OF sa % TO- ~. o
So st r,.ag aforesaid be lh dav 81 January, l.o'
r c 81 ra. said Assoeiat0u c@Alug more sn
of rs sioek that said Ascension 81 into hqudsuon ana be
closed -.t--.-- .h...of b.v. bv ire.yr,tio,
,fts or III ertors Of st Association hereto subscribed my
-, and .f,e f. said Association al henZ slorea The
tsy sud year above ~uli'n D. i' i'-11'N4 4''' N'
EOTtcE-Tne NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING
,-r,d unier he entitled An Act 20 provide Ma
I ucy secuted pledge Of Uuod States bonds and 70
!. 10, ps aul rdeup1u thereof approved June Jl
t-fte at besr- ihe OF West Fgnl Is closing ~ M
900, An uole AND creditors Of sad Assoauou are
sr,fre hereby uade present TIE notes and ether aims 2. l
he tI.f fpr Ia-fcut 8 J.. HlLDhhli u, OaAue'
Dated Mach .. ltld
NATIONAL BANK of NORTH AMERICA o
~ NLWY OER-NNICE Us HEREBY GIVEN at vote has Bees
kru resolved y resolution ~ the slaie1'e ""n
binds upward uf tIC stock. th1t tis Asotaon 70 io
LIQUIDATION srd EE CLOsEpi and that TIE Ao'a'oA 'oss
auHIrs according 81.
TIE e ~ otrs the BanE ard 81 other creditors oee
frernt sid notes aod other eas 1'
Association fr Bank Olreg, No a. W eFst u h "
sn-l Is itq JNO ]. DONALDSON, PTesdeut
Th aa ro-gsnEsd state Institution and conducting
busi.ts usstL
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NvOTICE 20 barobv niyen, in accordance WLGu
s.o,s.ns ths W.np. Oaee Port o. neS - tronlr,
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rn1nArs wRArnKR REPoRr-a.m.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
On, ~ A;sl sun 1O3 Moon rses..., J:o
aGH .
SANDY Cows I.sua..... ga Hell Gste.. e.is
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NNANTED-AGENTS, SO to $500 per month,
w evervvtsre male aBd female. 70 uiIoiuge th GENUINE M
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SENiNGMAt ilNh This
will stitch hem ie ucI ql cord bu braid ald eahroer
Price Sld Folly Tor I've
years We viii pay $1,000 iaT macl.ue That viii sew stronger
beautiful elastic than 70 makes The Eastc
ft the cloth eanuot
pued apart without tearing Wep-y Ageu,s from 80 {" 9
from which tue that auoni
esr Adde'S SECOMB Co. Pittsburgh Pa s. Louis No.
Bostnu Mas
CAUTON-Do be imposed upon By other parties ramng a
worthless Machine The otharse O1rs
ouly genuine and really practical cheap machine ma uaucd
WANTED immcdiatcly-A iirst-class Man to
w solicit Advertisements ~ u'rt cot tel Aants 20 "
M touf f Gv-ii nrd iani,i
vii rrcIAe everywhere, ts clt ty v
be ta one goOl AIi for terms kc ". hCCLIhG
s. Paul Mnn.
VVANTED-A smart, active young man, about
w years od the ofee of light manufacturing house Al
dress CLEEK Box 80. J.jJL
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Watinrrr.

MACHINERY-Ir aud Wood Working Ma
A ehy every desenyea constantly on band a. iHs
haehleU Depot Of O. q Z, fi.i1 .;
E,s.l l26 and l2a Cbambers-st. Neu-l ora
TN0 BLANK-BOOK AND ALL OTHEk
~ BOOK EANCPACTURBRS-One Of LAWS, hbNoLsiN0
CUTTING MACHINES: SIDES AZ revolution AodIess
"tUfIhG." BJ1 30. ~ TnJrne O3ee
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OVERLAND TO CALlFORNIA.

GREAT REDUCTION IN TIME.
ONLY OsE DAYS STAGING BETWEEN NEW ONh AID SAN
FRANCISCO. --. &C., ...
SEVEN DAYS TRAVEL FaUM rlL MISSOURI RIVER TO Tdk
PAtiFt OCEAN.
For throufh tickets and 1l PaTuenlars apply 70
WELLS, FARGO Co.,
80. ~ BROADWAY " 7.
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
Ia ROAB-CfAGGE az PlER on sal after WE'D L'pal, ArrI
connection The above s
I,srrh Tors RIVER Brk &C., sl return 90 ie od location.
Pier No 81 harr1 rrsue ml Jaysts The fasenGe boa W."
Leave daily sufiavs aie,It a. t;v5 g'oeA t - o- W
received ae 20 O'Clock D. n. ". s. sNEDEN Co. leslrci
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF L. l.
q, and amer December J. 1900 the train. VII follows
500 A. m from EoOsc Fsry Mall and Accommodation 7 Say
vile and WAY sta,iolL
aIop n Rrpres for Jtmaic, rearars Couer' B'liWa"'
MsrieI south oyster Bay stations East to say'Ie EXCEPT
WellEooi.
45 D. NJ Mail aul Accommodation 20 lnP aud all s'ahonh
B.30p m Accommodation e. Jauara
TRAINS FOR EEWYoRK:
Leave Islp SO r.. hai and Accommodation.
Leave say1lis 7:23 q. m, E1prcs'
Leave say,lls 1880 p ~, Mall and Accommodation
Train, ron Jauaea 7JJ 0;1j 900 a. n. and 1903 ~ m
Passenger. fo Bay Port Blue Point Pachogue and BeSo VI"
take $3.50 = H. and 1:l5 koBE WHITE 'up''D''le-I
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yust rnA found.
Gorvurafiuu gOtitfs.

(iROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ feaTs sEALfD PROPOSALS. esc dJel With tie tts Of The
se vh 70 relates t+ oi tie ~ sr aai ite date Of i pfg
tu fee tais Cfee mil II ocfF ~ 81 ithlDAl,
ba a. ylJ r tbe coEtr4c0u Of EIONE BLOCK fA"EhkhIF,
= e5E D. Pflc4st. Om BrotFay TO Le Bowen, sud 10
stt1ist foa aye tafi HYeri ard also r TIE is}i
~ o uai lier No. D hoilh RIVER Fans'i
f Nofs be Gri tri ioth1 of haa oDaHe1
THOMAs BrErIlEHs Cratob
ROBr J. DARHAOH Aqt
GEO s. GREENE, beard.
qlnes crsloa Aai DssL MAJ J. lso9
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SritrnuI atbtnnt.

NOTICE.
UNITED STATES
TGTEHSAL REVRNUK
FIFfH DISTRICT, NEW-lORk .
SEVENTH TENTH, IHiRTEINlH, AND FOURTEENTH WARDS
Notice yeu s persons concerned that the Annual @
Valuations EuuusrtGus made and
tsken within this district TIE Assessor for the wear 10
rR sueca Taxes expiring MAY i81 win be at ts ONCE
m AMI during space days from The date hereof Tor e1Hn
that the Assessor viii hear snd determine onfg tne space Of
excessive vauons
ests on euuaeratons fad Auuual List ard S M
l r. usi- TO he Collector Khu after the eIpfhton
ftt tine for bearing appeals afore But 30 sppeh VIII be al
losc party d1 assessed amer the h A'e 0eol "
Collector
~ md all appeals ne 1r aors51td should bt ''ad,
f,,vg H. particular Dpsr bng,
deduOa ts rqyStcd dad SA0ao sd me gf0Ui
" "P"'P' " WV JAMES NJ McCARTIE Assessor
Assessors OGce No $50 Broames., Mar D. 1919
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STEAMBOATS, an0 SaiIruaSs.

ERIE RAlLWAY.-Trainsl leave depOts foot
A. of TWenDi5rst aud foot o. ChsmberssL, oloss
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DOOFING. ROOFING. .... ,...,,r c.ppoft
IL rHt HATi1gAI ROOFlNG COMPANY DANIEL CAtEoL ~
sspeu.adsB are row prepared to rlish hct NV 'a 1
mtg Roofs ouehai tbt pree S % u,its
pps ee ko 80 Ieesmspst Branch ohee No +3l stsH'l ave
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CABINET FURNITURE.
~ Futcs FURSiTUBE u PGror Lbrsy and CHAMBER s'I's'
of styles
EOur entire t.oek warranted
BOHNENCANfP & SOSSAU, MANUFACTURERS
No s2t Broadway Tvsntgfs sud Tvsu tseoldiI n L
Orders from the country pioupNy attended o.
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aIts bp Sutiiou.
8ro. A. LEAvrTT, Aueroneer.
AnE GALE ROOMS CITNTON

aEo A. LEAvITT Aueroneet -
DO0K TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL plsee and Bst.h-sL LEAYIlT. STREBElGH
COSusSNENTs LnEAEEs cATALoeuED AND soLD
SATURDAY EVENING Mlr g. az q. o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION -Comprsug select collection
Of Books the various departments OF Literature sagoa woAs ot tie
.,ps uerrp On cnr0n Of Poetry, Fiction, &c Cata
l0Cues ready. and bvoks on exhibition.
TUESDAY May H. aud three following eyerbgs, at y o'clock,
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS.
comprising large collection Of heok
r,srp America. Local Hn, Busrgpes &C. rich
COLLECTION Of Botanical works Also very tne collection of standard
orl of e best editions History, Bir phr Poetry, Voyages and
Novels Fiction Bellies Lcrcs lUs ate. bucks Sr lc yty
rare Gre bodD- aud large valuable assortment Of Music
Roadlg morning
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kets he obtained ud orders for the checking and transfer
be e the Conpauys Offices Nos 2 and 9j7 cou
and Fnhye Broadway and Depos foot Of Cham
be st. and foot Of TSert HewYoTk and AZ Long Dock De
not. Jersey City. WIN K. BARR,
/. D. RUCKER, Genr Supt Gen'i Pass'r Agt
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2aiistru.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
y astrd snss o niro, OXIDE gss .sg llieT ~ ,ss
WITHOUT PAINS 2O patents testify Bee lvf names Al AA'
omee NJ. 10 Cooper Institute
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04

On Tuesdly. the senate at Washing
ton. hy vote Of II 10 Sc. refused rs
take IN the bill to repeal the civiI-ten-
ure act. Only four republican senators
VOTED tn take up.ara Nes~rs. Fe~.enden.
Ferry. Crime. and Morgan were pres
ent, but did not vote. Thus far the
opponents ef the bill have succeeded
in postponing action on il since il hcs,
came from the house. Now they saw
that there Ia not time to pass ii during
the present session. They are the only
ones who hinier its passage. Butler
pushed it through the house in forty
minutes The opponents of the bill
are covardiy ia their evasions aad pre-.
lenses. Why do they not openly and
frankly say ttey will not trust Gran,
with the appeintiay power?
Some of them now say that they
supported the civiI-tenure act or
principle VIXEN it was first introduced
in the senate; and they believed thai
IL vas within the constitution. anc
expedieat for all time. This is wha
they siy now bat il is not what the,
said when the ciTii-tenure act passed
They said then the act was specially
intended for President Johnson. II i,
probable that they told the truth then
and. IT they did, they now tell some
thing about the matter which is both
absurd and false. Tines.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04

TEsTiNoSr.L.-The undersigned patrons
Of expressing their esteem for. and apr
citation ofthe Misses Kinney e Nichols
"a teachers. and NEST chccrfullv recon-
mcnl III I'M II others who who wish TO
avail themselves Of the Advantages Of a
COOL school. They arc qualified to teach
'anv branch necessary to a complete edu-
cation. SIMON BEcEER,
THos. Il. HorGHroS,
S,NrEL J. NICoLEs.
II. B. Dickson,
c. s. s. ToDD,
J. ~ DALE.
T. CsEssxEn.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04

Tzr PhrenOlOgicai Journal for March
lies upon our table Contains poatraits of
Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan 3.
Anthony. Ole Bull, Samuel 4. Crowther.
John J. Watson. and others PhrenolOgv.
rhys;oGnomv. craniologv. physiology,
psychology. ethnolNgy. theology. chro-
nolocv. and scientific subjects generally
Address S. II. WELLEs, $50 Broadway,
New York CITY.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04
ESTRAY NOTICE.


Report Of appraisers To John CIe.s Justice OF
the peace oithe township of Bourbon, in Marshall
county. Indiana The undersigned appraisers APP
nointed by Won TO value certain red COW lately
taken mp by Isaac w. Cpdike. do appra=e said
COW at the sum of twenty dollars 800 The said
COW ~ described az follows: She is a red COW,
with sisr IN her forehead, with n few white spo
on her right side. No other marks or brands per.
ceivabie, aud Is, as we believe. about four years
old this spring. THOMAS r. SHIRLEY
LEWIS BORTON, Apps.
The undersigned do solemnly swear that the
foregoing appraisement and descrpt ion were made
without partiality, favor affection
THOMAS II. SHIRLEY,
LEWIS II. BORTON. Appr's
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th day
Of February 1909. (Seal) JOHN CLESS.
STATE OF INDIANA. =
MARSHALL COUNTY. 80
/, John q. Cushman, Clerk OF the Circuit Court
In and for said county hereby certify that the above
and foregoing IL a full. true and complete copy Of
the original report filed in my Office Feb. T. 1862.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court this
9th day OF February. 1869.
JOHN c. CUSUMAN, Clerk.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04
20 they say at Westervelt's.

LADIES ScHooL.-The spring term of
the young ladies' school will commence
april LIST, and continue twelve weeks.
To be held in the house previously occu-
pied by II. e. Dickson. first door south of
the NJ. Z. Church. The rooms and the
yard will be quite pleasant FOR the school.
Tuition, branches five dollars ;
higher, six dollars primaries, four dollars;
French, four dollars; Penciling, four dol
lars; oil painting, ten dollars: colored
crayoning, five dollars; conte crayon,
three dollars. L.C. KINNEY,
26 s. A.N,cHoLs.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04
EMPLOYMENT.

y
For some years past have been engaged In a
business which has yielded me at the rate of Three
Thousand Dollars per annum, and being DESTROYS
OF visiting Europe I, the purpose OF earring it on
there, willing 10 send instructions the bust
ness, which IL IN ART, to any person who will
send me One Dollar. Any person. male or female,
can carry il on successfully, and II is very easily
learned by either young old Several ladies 10
whom have taught il are making from SIS to $75
per week, and some have received from $500 to
300 for teaching il to otherr There is no town or
city in the cuntry there the business cannot be
successfully carried on and any who buys my
&" instructions" which are printed will have the
right TO teach the Art to others at his her ow n
price. The Instructions" include. besides teach
ing the Art the best method of earring on the
business or.iG other words the way have carried
1t on successfully. Three four dollars is all the
capital required 10 start the business. as il will
yield, ~ il increases. all further capital needed
Send me 81. and by return mail will toward the
printed instructions teaching the Art, and all par
ticulars how to carry ton
EDGAR STROCSSE,
% No. 81 Exchange Place. New York City.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04
Y. VI. & +. COLLEGE.

TINE CHE PEST and BEST INSTITUTION In
] the Worth West for combining Practical
with Ltbe raj Education. Classics Mathematics
History. Sciences. &c, in regular courses. Mod
ern Languages without extra charge. Commercial
College course. and Telcgraphing Music and Or
namentsls. Twelve Teachers. A new Ladies'
Boarding Hall. Popular Matron. Living Cheap.
Access easy. Opening 70 Spring Term. March nth
1890 For circulars. or hoard. address
REV. THOS. Ii. WOOD,
svH vsbpsvstso, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04

Ben. Butler said In congress. the
other day. that he never commer eed
assaults on anybody. Abun5an. proof
that he told the truth may be found in
the history Of his wondrous exploits
during the recent war.
Hut he also said something about the
terrible things he is ;a the ka.it of do
''s when assu'ted. The proof Of that
eaD0st Do found anywhere.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04

TRY are selling mems boots of all
kinds, calf. kip, real French kip, and
heavy boots. ut much less than regular
prices at other stores, in fact so cheap are
they that customers smile when they see
them, and say "that is cheap enough,
sure" Carpets so low, and such handsome
styles that competition does not affect
their sales at all.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04

THE voters of North township arc re-
qucstei To meet in convention, at the
usual place Of holding elections, on Sat
urdav. March 60. for the purpose of nom
inatin, candidates for township offices
Democrats, give one day to your country
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04

EYE AND EtR.-0r Underwood, OF
Chicago. I'll, operator on cross eyes, ca
tarrh, deafness. and all diseases and de-
formities of the eve and ear, will visit
plymouth. on Tuesday morning, March
the 9ih, and NAV I've consulted at the
principal hotel that day ONLY
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04

To our friends who have rendered us
substantial all during the past week. in
she way of" balancing the books" we re-
turn our thanks, and will try and rec;pro-
cate at an early day.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04

D. E. Van Valkcnburgh. one Of the ed
itors Of the Democrat, has returned AMI
assumped share of the duties and !ahors
Of this Office
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04

THE auction nnisancc has abated itself
for the present. and We hope will not he
renewed soon, and il certainly would not
If experience could teach our citizens the
solly of being humbuggr6
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04
BUSINESS LOCALS,

TAKE NorIcE.-One Of the firm of 8
& NJ. Becker intends going east this
month to purchase spring ind summer
stock. They wish ali that are indebted to
them either by note or book account, to
call and settle at once, and avoid the ex-
pense of collection.
26-t2) s. &. NJ. BECKER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-04

c. BRICK, ESQ. and wife have just re
turned to our place from three months
visit down east" in n w England, and
ere both very much improved in health
and appearance.