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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-15

The following article is characteristic
of its author. 1t is as Ineligible, liberia
and public-spirited as could be expected
under the circumstances :"
The remarkable interest manifested
By the Den,ocrat in the laying of the
cornerstone of the new court house
shows a sinister motive. Too much of a
good thing is good for nothing. Perhaps
the Democrat considers that the part
that We are to have new court house
under Democratic administration of
affairs is so astonishing that it needs to
be heralded over the country with drums
and banDers. Perhaps that sheet
thinks sufficient dust can be thrown in
peoples eyes to hide the gigantic swim
die from sight. Perhaps that paper is
only paying court house debts for pub
lie fodder We think that little mod
esty would well become the Democrat
in the circumstances.-RepuJlican.
Only a mean spirited " fellow" would
would thus attempt to excuse his lack
of enterprise, and attempt to give a
political cast to a public affair, with
which politics had nothing to do. As
many Republicans as Democrats were
concerned in the laying Of the corner
stone, and no one but mean, narrow
minded bigot. ever thought to give the
matter political bearing. Every paper
in orr vicinity, save the Republican,
spoke highly of the ceremonies, and
praised the liberal spirit Of orr citizens.
If it were possible for the young Man
who presides over the destinies of that
journal to occupy a lower place in
the estimation of our citizens than he
already holds, this exhibition of envy.
malice and observation-disclosures would ac-
complish the result.
The following extracts are from diff
ferent sources:
The Plymouth Democrat has pub.
liShed neat little Eve column sheet. I'M
der the title Of The Corner Some. riv-
ing full account Of the late exercises
Of laying the corner stone of the new
court house to be built at that place. 1t
IS an enterprise characteristic of the
Democrat, and TIE Corner Stone. will
be treasured rs keepsake by those who
are fortunate enough to receive ltd
porte Argus.
The las plymouth Democrat give. a
very full account of the laying Of the
corner stonc ceremonies. 1t is valua-
bic nupber for preservation by the pee
pie OF Marshall county.-Indtaaian.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-15

The radical administration draws
from the people between four and five
hundred millions of dollars annually,
and because this amount is not oil stolen
or spent, radical harpies all over the
country are trying to make the people
believe that it is to their interest to
keep them In power.
The monthly reduction of the nation
al debt, which not unfrequently exists
only on paper, is paraded as ancvideuce
Of great financial ability; whereas with
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-15

The intellectual, gentlemanly and
moral yoang man who presidcs over the
destipies Of that virtuous sheet. the Re
publican, seems to be disposedto convert
his rews( paper into Smut machine,
and himself into blackguard. We do
not object. His dirty assaults upon old
and respectable citizens require and re-
ceive no answer at our hands. In
throwing mud he shall have a clear
feld, and when he counts up his profits
we ask for no dividend.
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4. f.. & A. r. CaDrOn
C. II. Reeve.

4 Tr0RNEY at LAW. and Var C7a.n, Agent.
y viii practice II Fulton. stark. LaPorte and
kosciusko. az well as Narshsil. COUNTIES. Collec-
lions promptly and efficiently attended 70. Care
fll attention given TO probate business. Insurance
effected on lives and property. IL the best COM
paid the pro ,nti0n of Claims OF soldiers theii
widows and heirs. Cor bounty. OF pay. pen
sions ard other caIms.
,fersHc@S:-Farwel..F Field Il Co. Chicago Shaw.
Bsrhnur 4 Co. Cincinnati. Buckly Sheldon & Co
n Y Graf, Bennett Sc Co. PittsbuHg. ta-i6-
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
STATIONS AND slDINGs. rxrnr<s ACCOM-

ltAUiION. Notice lie hereby given that m
wife Priscilla j, Shatier. has lett my bed an
hoard without lust cause or prOvOcatiOn. Al
nersons are therefore cautioned against hsrhorin'
or trusting her Oh my account, as will pay n'
ue0'' " A'' PBILBTUS sHAFFFR.
Aua IL 100
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-15

taxation as it now stands the reduction
should be one hundred per cent. greater
than it now is; and the reduction would
be so increased under an honest and
competent administration, but the peo-
pie have long since ceased to look for
either honesty or competency in a radi
cal administration, and now seek relief
in the grand old national democratic
party, whose watchword is honesty
and competency"
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-15
RAIL ROADS.
Pittsburgh. 81. WRync& Chi
C1gO Railway.

On and after june 2th, 1870, Trains Will leave
'.ationS lily. (Sun6ays e1cepted.) follows:
-. -. iclving Mica 30 at SIS p. NJ, leaves daily.
l'rra,n leaving Pittsburgh at 50 p. NJ, leaves
TRAINS GOING WEST
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Frames AeiSf OM Hand.
TIE HOWE

The OLDEST and the latest improved SEW.
ING MACHINE in the wor'i. Manufactured by
the HOWE MACHINE CO. II bridegroom Conn
adapted &c livery VARIETY Or SEWING in.
equalled N beauty excellence ard durability
IL IL m. most simple in construction and th.,
easiest - understand and operate OF ANY SEW.
ING MACHINE ever yet pI.oed in the market.
Some new and valuable improvements cave r..
Gently besn added. which REM arf our NEW "A NJ,
IMPRON ED MACHINE superior & any we hav.
made herelofo.r, and sll thai could reasonably bs
desired. The Howe Sewing Machine. both Far-i-
ly ana Manufacturing, much smaller needle.
for the same size Ofthrrad than any other asifr,
the same size oil number of thread on the under or
upper aud Under side, and equally well with
cotton. linen and elk. Our Family Machines arc
especially adapted 70 al household sewiny-Shirt
Mixing, Clock aud Vest Making. Scanning. Tuck
ing Quilting. 1ncking. Gathering. HeInming.
Telling, Binding and Cording. The HemIner the
Braider and the Corder are nneQnallcc A careful
examination OF TIE HOWE Will well rcnay suy
one whether they wiso 10 purceaSe or not sam
pies Of work and ciaculars ofMachines are furnish.
ed on application nj any Of our agencies ",
desire Responsible aud energetic parties as agents.
NHRsAps. SILKS. NEEDLEs, OILs. &C always on
hand wholesale aud retail. Address al commu.
rieations TO
Howe Machine Go.
nr
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c. :. 3. Todd.
j. V. Bailey l. Co,

NRuGGIST, DIR I. A. Lemons old staadN
IL Michigan street, Plymouth Indiana
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J. +. Van Valkenbprgh.

NyHOLESAIELQCORS TORE-pnr. iiasors
w fo- medicinal and Other purposes Sc can be
had AT my store, one door north OF N Branch
hank.
May Is, 1865. J. +. VANYALKENBCRGH
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j. j. Vinall.
Alto rneys.
r. D. Logan.

A TToRNEY AT LAW. Plymouth, Ind-viy
"A practice IN all the courts OF Indiana Being
practitioner OF many years experience and HAVING
nIed the position of Circuit Judge he topes 10 Be
sole 70 satisfy al who put their business into bis
nAnos July aS-47r
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Democratic State Ticket.

For Secretary Of State.
N0t.AAN EDDY, of st. Joseph.
For Auditor OF State,
JOHN c. SHOEMAKER. of Perry.
For Treasurer Of State,
JAMES z RYAN, OF Marion.
For Attorney General.
BAyLESS w. HANNA. Of Eiso-
80 GIN 'iutendent Of Public Instruction
milton b. HOPKINS, Of Mont gomery.
-or Judges OF Supreme Coart,
JANIS :. WORDEN. Of Allen:
ALEXANDER c. DOWNET, Of Ohio;
SAMUEL Il. BUSKlRK, of Monroe;
JOHN PETTIT, of 1ippeeance.
For Congress.
6. ANATOMY. Of Porter.
- "a e OF 9th Judicial Circuit,
TAt.ES BRADLEY. OF Laporte.
20. Circuit Court Prosecutor,
:. ]. WOOD, of Lake.
: Common Pleas Prosecutor.
GG1 FORD, Of St Joseph county.
For Senator
IFS F. VANVALKENBCRGH
For Joint Representative,
ECS22 / HENDERSON, Of st. Joseph.
=. II .-- entative-M. VI. GALENTINE.
--r CD. MCDONALD.
p or--H. C. BURLINGAME.
Fer -arer-JOHN SOICE,
E-- F-D. e HARRIS
- Jrder-J. ". H0UGHT0N.
--r ,yor-J. P. HAWKINS.
,rer-E. r. SHOOK.
80 iissioucrs-
Jonas NIIIER
u IL A. RANCK,
So f" H KRAUSE.
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Hotels.
I. 4. Dodge,

DARKER HOCSE-Fhis old-establlshed sni
] f-Orahly-known House is now prepared with
furniture and improve accommodations 10
cater 10 tine wants OF orr own community and the
travelling public. The omnibus has heen -eltte6
and VIII attend al regular trains, under the
a.emcIr OF the House. %
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miscellaneous.
A. Z. Phi:Det,
J. r. LNey

TEWEIER.-Cl"chs. Watches and Jewelrv ~.
- paired promptly and in werkmanlike manner.
Keeps for sale Clocks, Watches. Plated ware jewel
ry gold pens nd fali stock pertaining TO hi. trade
Occupies part OF Paurs Boot i Shoe Store
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WATER Mill. The best aoHr manufactured
w always on hand Grsting done to order by
q hret-claes miller The highest market price In
cash paid ali times Tor Wheat. Mill at northeast
part oi town.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-15
"H-aT HAS CAUSED THIS
Wv GREAT COMMOTION!
Good NerS and True.
.4lkeNaNl sssO0{eM Factory.

Carding and Spinning. .............. 30 :"
Cloth Dripping, Pulling, Dyeing. &C. &c:
Come and see our plain and fancy Cassimeres.
Flame Jeans Wooden Blankets. S:ock,ng 1arn'
&C. g. of our mauufnctnre, To exchange 10:
wool at the Factory. Tppecanoetown, Marshall
county. Indiana. and at the Furniture establish
ment OF A. L. Alleman Is Co., in Plymouth.
apr1 3lm6
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trss. e..hs bcods and ether paper % . rsSs.ss
ssd III pesdsl rails and rssi.es ~ N nj
g. VIZ ~. b oe:s..ss y ~. sI q isS
&c. Is. ~ - e GSiA~ ..ssf.t. ma. ths Hhys
lsr. on this sct hall extsnd 70 the ports O. nv
Ysrk, In ne ssass Of Nsv Ycsti 1900 M. -
H. q S: s.sas q sos
yivsaia, Bsitinors. = ne s,ais q nsIylssda :.
% Stats ofSestk Csro,ina, sAvsa.AA, u ths 80
So.sssa Il s 3. Sass q \ Name Sss g g:
State q New Yorkt Chlcsgo v ths 800 o liz
no., cincnn.ti IN ths state Of Ohio ssins Loen
IN ths stats q Missouri Eysnsviils, IN The y - "
LousvIlis IN the stale Of Kentaeky, clsvsland. 10
re STAT Of Ohio SAn Francisco In Ne Stats Of Cab
forni. p.rt.oS :. The s...s q 3IskOn a .ss
Europe, and nom or two Ala, OF in ne Islands ID.
Soent thereto, via The United ssAssa
Of ~ "a Sers., ,ss .Siei IN sypr.f q ,npesssd
msrohandise ID NOT now provided for ey hv,, there
shaiibe appointed IN appramsr Of imported mef.
sh..dss Is .ry q asss 1900 1890 uSI r.nr!
measurers, and Inspector q may . nseny
sIessts ne provissoas Of ths ST. Who sh.! recsTs
the ordinary legal eonPens.ton o. sccS So sx No..
soa maliciously opening breaking, o. entering ~
any means whatever, any car. vessI. venio,S, ~.
hosse, o. psskaes ooniA!ning any snen nerna a.tnS
delivered Or trnn9pOftAklOu - niofu~s.t
innrins. SrssiinS, or dsfAsisg any lock OF ssal
PLACED upon such or. vessel vehicle, wsfehoese, o.
package. or aiding, sbetting. or encouraging any
other psrsou .! persoas % 70 remove oreHs, lnyal
enter such or, vessel, or vehicle with intsss 70 r.
move OF cause 70 bs removed unlawfally any mef.
shasdss therein, OF In any manner 70 iniare o. ae
any m.rShsndiss unisw{uliy removed NON any sees
car, vessel, os vehicle. knowing i 70 have been g
pnawfully removed, shall b. guilty OF Felony, ana
shsl, on oonvcton, b imprisoned not les than sx
months nor moro than two year. and any persoa
swearing wilfully hlse In any oath prescribed N
suanos OF authority 70 make all nesdfal rsEulanons
conferred upon him BY this act, shall 30 guilty OF
uilf mi ,sd oorTPs gsSs,y: ,.,,.x ma, ..o.,o,.
tventy-nine thirty thirty one thirty.two, thirty
thrss thirty our, thirtyAve thirtysix, and thirty
ssvsn Of this Get shall ahs effect on The arst day VI
October, eighteen hundred md eovcnAy.
Approved. July IL, 1870.
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PRICE NLoo.

This Is the most thorough blood purifier yet dis
covered and cures al AsaOrs nom The worst Serofaa
b. q common Eruption. Pimpies and BtofeAss on fAs
Jses and soaiy rough skts which are such annoy
Ing blemishes 30 many young persons, yield TO the
use Of q few bottles OF this wonderful medicine.
Prom one to eight bottles cure SALT RHKuN, cry
sIPELAs, ScALD HEAD, RISG WoRss, BoILs, ScALr
ERuPrioSs on THE SkIS, ScRoyuLA SORES, ULcERs
and "CANKER" IN rHE Mourn AND STOMACH. IL
Il q pure medicinal extract OF native roots and
plants, combining In harmony Natures most soy.
ereign curative properties which God has instlled
into the vegetable Kingdom for healing the SICK. IL
Is q great restorcr for the strength and vigor or
the system. Those who languid, sleepless, have
asrvoss apprsAssssons feaIs, or any OF the Afec
tions symptomatic OF WEAKNESS, will lind convinc-
ing evidence OF it, restorative power upon trial. III
you feel dull. drowsy, debilitated and despondont
have frequent HEADACHE. mouth tastes badly In the
morning, IRREGULAR APPETITE and tongue coated,
you suffering from TORPID IyER or "BiLlous-
NESS" In many cases OF SILVER COMPLAINT only
q part OF these symptoms arc experienced. As q
remedy for all such cases, DR.. herces Golden Med-
cal Discovery has egualas IL effects perfect cures
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy. For
the cure OF habitual constipation Of the bowels Is
= never falling remedy, and those who have used u
for this purpoee are loud In Its praise. In Bron.
ehial, Throat and Lung Diseases, Il has produced
many truly remarks able cures, where other medi-
eines had ALLIED. sold by druggists at sl.o per
bottle. Prepared at the Chemical Laboratory u
i3w.0 n v. PIERCE, NJ. d., BnnAlo, N y.
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~ A Gard to the Ladies.
0M DUPONCO'S
V% GOLDEN PILL.

Inllble In correcting Irregularities, and removing
distractions Of the monthly pericds. 10 over for-
" years since thee now - well known pilb were
nrst brought to notice by Dr.. Duponco, OF Paris,
during which time they have Teen extensively and
SUCCESSFULLY used by sumo Of the leading physeians
with unparalleled success. Ladies In poor health,
either married OF single, sufering nom any Of The
complsints peculiar 70 femaies, WIN ind the Du-
ponce Golden Pills invaluable, vii General Dcoil.
iy, Headache, FAintnesa, Los OF Appetite, mental
Depression, Pain In the BAek and Limbs, Palm In
the Loins, Bearing down Pains, PApitAtiou % ne
Heart, Retained, excessive, Irregular OF Painmi
MenstruAtion Rush Of Blood 10 Head, Dfssnes,
Dtmness Of sight Fatigue on any slight exerticn,
and particularly that most annoying weakening Al,
ment - common among femAles, both married And
single, the Leucorh9e or Whites. Females in
every period of LIE VIII and Dupanoos 1ih
remedy 20 aid nature In the dischArgc OF IL func-
tons They inyigOrAte The dsbilitatod and dsitosse
and by regulating and siren gthening the ystsm,
prepArvs The youthful constituton nor The duties Of
lie, and when taken BY those In middle life or old
age they prove perfect blessing. rhere u nothing
In the pills hal can do injury 10 liza or health.
sac In Their operation. psrpstuAl In their happy
orgAnii.ticn =. -. HOWE. freprteter,. ~.
n. ALvAH LlTrLEriELD, boston. Agent n. 3.
States.
LXdiss BY enelosing 81 % BY mail VII have The
pills sent conhdsnuakty 70 any addrcs.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS. 6m0
~ Fcs ale IN Bddsicrd b. Aiv.n s.s'a ssd
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no THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. L.

ITO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. L.
DIX particularly invitu IN LADIES Who red Med.
tosi Or Surgical sdvkss 70 call u h Rooms n EDiIeo<t
stfset, Boston, xas which they vii npi arranged Sr
thslr special accommodation.
DR., DIX having devcsed over twenty yesn N this
braph q the treatment 70 a dsrsses peculiar 20 FINALS,
u nov cooccisd by ALL Ooh In thk country and Esrcis)
thal he all oth<r tno~n pr.cttoosrs In The sah,
sp-siy ana eectuAi usatnrpt a IN knais eoapsis,s
His medIcnes are prepared viii The srpress papss OF
removing s dhsass sach debility, weakness, unnAtu
nj suppsrssioos enayemepts of The womb also s ds
charges wheh Gov ffun nosbh STATE a Tie bsond ms
Doctor nov FULLY psepared % treat In his peculiar sty,
both medically and sucaiy IN diseases of he female
ssx and ,fey arv respectfully Invited 70 can n
No. ~ Endieots street, Boston,
Al Iesi~p rquinns advies nnss eooiain oos donas V
lssuse ansvw. ....|
Bsslon, Jan. I, 1870,
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Ayers L
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair tc
It's natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
Is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gra,
hair Is soon restored
to is original color
sciM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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sned, falling hair checked, and bald.
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and dccayed.
But such rs remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling tho hair with pasty sedi.
ment, it win kcepit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for q
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FARM FOR SALE!
American and Yorsisn Patents.
n. "a. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patents,


Solicitor of Patents,
Late /gssi Of IA. UsmsI States Pa,si ones. wSA
= tsstss, s.ser rae Act Of 1871.
70 State st., opposite Kiiby ST., Bestss,
A FrER IN extensive practice OF upwards 81 &c
ed states, siso In GREAT britain. France and olhsi
foreign eoaatriss; Caveats. Bpeciheations, bonds,
suts. eIscuted on reasonable terms with di.psteh.
Rsss.sssss made iIto AgsI'ssn .. spa ,, rI 81
Patents OF Inysptions, and legal ssd osssf cdy,ee
rendered 90 Ill matters touching the SANE Copies
Of the claims OF any patent farnished, ~ remit
ing one dollar. Assignmsnn recorded IN Wssh.
Ss Is.sey ~ ns Dsnst States ysssssses ss,svss,
EsrihfIss 10, sbtsisiss Psfsns o. sseatssassS Hs
,sfssfst,liiy Of tsrssi,.ss.
During. eight months he .sossrtber. IN The
q SIT: ssI; e s sy i Sss
OF whish vas dssidsd ~ las (ssssby the Ceomls-
TESTIMONIALS
Treesd Mr. Edfy - eos ot the most espsbH
sd .sses..f.i prsssitioner With whom ] have had
'o'A' '''1 ciiSRLss MASON. cou,r Of r...us
II have no hesitstiou 10 sssuriaE inventors that
they cannot employ nan ss.rs se~Ssisai 80
i,sstsgfAy, and mors capable Of psttisr their sp-
piicAtioas IN . I'm 70 sseuTs ior thss 80 esriy
and '0r.Sl' = q; s;s' Once
.hr. r. II. EDDY has made for ne THIRTEEN
sppiisations. 90 ali bot ONE Of .vhIsh pa,ssts
s s:ss Ss:s sss or: gree: .s
vsntors 70 apply 70 him 20 procure thelf rst.nts,
q they may DO sure Of having The most hlthiui
:ss.S: :s ssss:.'' '''1 so1S fae;7r
Bostoa. Jaa. .. 1910 I've
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OFFICIAL.
AN ACT to reduce internal taxes and for other pur

Lawn of the United states passsd q the
Second Session OF the forty-rirst Con-
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HIN KLEY
Knitting Machine

The Simplest, Cheapest and Hest
IN usei Has bat One Neediet
4 Child can run nf
DESIGNED especially fOr the use Of families and
~ ladies who desire 90 knit for the market. VIII
do every stitch OF the knitting In stocking, widen
lng and narrowing readily rs by hand: Are .plsn;
DIFFERENT KINDS OF STlrCIi Are very easy
10 manage, and not liable 10 get out OF Order Ev-
ERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
we want an Agent IN every Town 70 In
tro.iuce ana cell them, 20 whom We ofer the most
liberal inducements. send for our circular and
sample stocking. Address
HINkLEY MACHINE CO., Bath, Me.
Or, tT6 Broadway, N. Y,
iy3l lI9 WahAsh Ave Chicago, ia.
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BtddeTord .fdccrstsesssessss.

n POND teeps 81 ale Piasoestes, Mslciscns, o..
1vs ean., and Music stcols. Having bcen engaged In
cen yean he iesk prepared 10 seeet god Instruments
An Pianos sold BY him are carefully secctei In Boston.
Aso, Orsan hsde BY Q. d. 4 H.w. Smith, soM q ~
duced prices. Pianobstes snd Meloteoos 70 ~ To-
stramentts repaired. Orders r runsa by J. H. CLAnE,
Of Portland, Ia With him, a NO. 4 CBYSTAL Ar
CADE, (Up sta,ul Bkidefoed. Maine. III
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81 POs,s, and Psouann~ printed ., thsOa
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through hlss c-stneai and rvsns<, and rvernnenda-
uoos II thsir nrdeisrs ~ ns tssf vho sassa ssposs
eontradbes tbeu, Who, besdss 10 furhr thsr nto.
sityons corr nun ~ilcA hoks nsrA hat b written of
ts qsals ard es-es a di6ervut hess an panla aod
ascrbs oil ths sAme 10 their pms Extscs SPECIFIES, ke,
noss q which, pk an onniAn Macay, bsc.nss II The
aDcieni belief of IL curing everything" bot hposn
70 "k han 10 eurcd, and tbse not Kidd, coostu-
tioually inlursi lcg In
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Un champagne and all other sparkling wines, In
bottles six dollars per dosen bottles each
and three dollars per dozen bottles containing not
more than one pint each, and more than one-half
pint, and one dollar and my cents per dozen bot
Ties, containing one-half pint or less and In bot
Ties containing more than one quart each shall pay,
in addition 70 six dollars per dosen bottles, ct the
rate Of two dollars per EAllon % w. quantity In
excess Of one quart per bottle, PROVIDED, That any
liquors containing more than twenty-five Per cent.
Of wine, shall be forfeited TO the United States .
Isi yVouIfsf rfAsr, That wines, brandy. and other
splrituous liquors imported In bottles shall b
dozen bottles In each package, and all such bottles
shall pAy an additional duty Of thrcc cents fbr each
bottle; no allowance shall DO made for brcakage
unless such brsshage ID, ascertained by count and
~ ssction iny.nIne Of an set entitled "An act 70
regulate the collection On imports and tonnags,"
approved March two, seventeen hundred and nine
ty-nine, as provided for allowance nor Leakage and
On brandy and on other spirits Manufactured or
distilled nom grain OF other msterials. and not
othsrWiss provided for, two dollars per proof gal.
ssiop u sS.iI b seebtsd = Al i.ass
one proof gallon and the standard for determining
the proof Of brandy and other spirits, and q vine
s. sG q any ans n o0a .ssGo me q =.
.Act imposing taxes On distlled spirits end 20
hseoo, and Cor other psrpo:ss, appsosed July
twenty, eighteen hundred and .iIty.eisht.
On cortiAls, nqueurs, axrack, abeynthe, kiph.
vssscr. rermuth, fstaaa, and other smiar spIritu-
ous beycrArps or blttcrs containing spirits, and not
otherwise provided for, two dollars per proof gAl.
Ion Prssstsd, That any brandy or other lpirituous
liquors n e,sls q r.. SsprnsisZ shan four.
On pmcnto and on black, white, and red or O..
yenne pepper. ave cents per pound.
Kinds, ten osnts per pound. u EIsg -
On eineor root, Two cents per pound
Z On ginger, ground. hve cents per pound.
On cinnamon and on nutmsgs, twenty cents per
pound.
On cloves, Ave cents per pound.
On Glove stems, three cenk per poand.
On cassia and casia verA, tan cents per pound.
On calsiA beds and ground cantA, twenty cents
On ali Other sploss, twenty cents Per pound
xround OF prepared, thirty cents par pound.
on corsss, or manufactured cloth, woven or made
In psttorns Of sseh siss shapN and fbsn, o. eus IN
such mannsr - 70 be @ lor oorssa when valued q
1T DOLLAR per dossn OF les. Two dollars per dosen
when valued over sI dollars per dossu, thirty-avs
psr centum ID vaiorsa.