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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-10

AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT
Browns Bronchial Trochcs" are the
most popular article in this country OF
Europe for Throat Diseases and Coughs,
and this popularity is based upon real
merit, which cannot be said of many other
preparations in the market which are
really but weak limitations of the genuine
TrocheS.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-10

A MoDRL INsTITUTIoN.-Thc prosper
Gus Merchants Insurance Company, OF
Chicago, occupies handsome office IN its
own building at the corner OF Washing
ton and LaSalle SITS; its capital and sur
plus, amounting tn $S50,0O0, is invested
in the most substantial securities. This
Company has an established reputation
all over the country.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-10

WE advise all wanting durdU0 sash
fastener, to buy HAMMoND's WINDOW
SASH SPRINGS, made only by w. S. HAM
MoND, Lewisberry, York Co, Penn.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-10

TIE contents Of Eoery Saturday for
February II embrace: Portrait of the Emperor
Napoleon; three full-page iustrations"G Geese,
- Football at Rugby" New Years Eve in Ire
land"a view OF the deck of shrimper while the
crew are preparing their nets for cast" and the
usual large amount OF fresh and excellent literary
matter Single number, 10 cents; Yearly Subscrip-
ton, IS GO ia advance; 81 90 year to subscribers
for any other periodical issued by FIELDS, OsGooD
& Co., the publishers, Boston, Mass.
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Purity versus Poison.-There Is ms much
difference between PIALt Ms VIrALlA OR SALN
TON FOR THE HAIR aud the nlth-chaTged hair
darkners, between the Pool of Bethesda, that ri
angel stirred. and fever breeding mud pond III,
VITAIIA is a crystalline fluid, without single I'm
purity or noxious property, and the nature ness o
the shades IL imparts TO g1cy hair Is unequalled.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-10

CHAPPKD HASDs. face, rough skin. pimples, ring
worm, saltrheun, and other cutsneous affections
cured and skin made soft and smooth by using the
JUNIPER TAR SOAP, made by CASwELI., HAZARD
a CO, New York. II lie more convenient and easily
applied than other remedies, avoiding the trouble
the greasy compounds now In use,
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-10
X.POstmaster RandalPs Gr0idc Watch.

When the Hon. Ex-Governor Randall
OF Wisconsin, was Postmaster General of
the United States, he was notified by a
lottery swindliDg company of this city
that he had been fortunate enough to draw
a gold watch. lie was incredulous and
paid no attention To the notice, but was
soon afterward agreeably disappointed at
receiving per express handsome chro-
nOmeter OF the real simon-purc metal,
and Of finished workmanship. He imme.
diately became convert to- gift enter
prlses, and IT appears has continued stead
fast in his new ia til ever since.
The other day be was once mere mott
fed that he had drawn gold watch (ths
time by Waters & Co, of 800 Broadway,
who pretended to be the assignees of a
bankrup; lottery enterprise), and that he
would receive it on payment of $40
commission. Yesterday he arrived in this
city, and going down to the United States
Express Company's Office, where he is
well known, he gave one of the pOrtsrs a
ten dollar bill, with Instructions to 90 up
to Waters & Co. and get the prize
The man obeyed, and entering the bogus
establishment, boldly inquired for the
watch which had been drawn by ex-
Postmaster General Randall" There was
great cOmmotion among the clerks; sew
eral of them made show of looking
over huge ledger and then retired into
a private office, whence they emerged in
a few minutes with an oroide watch. The
porter looked az the watch, thought it
would be worth ten dollars at any rate,
and handed over the money.
When he arrived at the office of the ex-
press company again, Mr. Randall and n
crowd of eager employees were waiting
To receive him, and the watch was care
fully examined and appraised at So After
a hearty laugh all around, rattle of it
was gotten up, and the sum of SO was
realized among the boys. This was
handed, with all due solemnity, to Gen
eral Randall, and the whole party adj
jOurned to a neighboring bar-room. whose
proprietor was soon richer by S25 than
he was before the General ron the watch.
-Nelo York Sun, .yara 81.
Fowls EATING EACH OTHERS FEATH-
ERs.-This propensity only comes to
those that are in confinement Birds that
are at liberty never fall into IL. It arises
from bad state of body; this is caused
by confinement and deprivation of some
thing they get when they are at liberty.
We speak practically. Ours are cured hy
lettuce and sods Of fresh earth.-Fdrna
.Jorrnal.
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TO CONFERENCE.-The long looked

IMPORTANT TO CONFERENCE.-The long looked
for specific for the cure OF Pulmonary diseases is
found at last. ALIENS LUNG BaLsAM has proved
to be the most extraordinary medical preparation
for curing Consumption II not only cures COn-
sumption. but relieves Immediately the incipient
stages, such Coughs, Colds Oppression., &c,
Pains in the Chest Ii breaks up the most dis
| tres.ng cough in an incredible short time.
For sale by all druggists.
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The terms humbug. swinders. etc, when applied
10 the establishment OF hessrr. 3. &. Thompson &
Co.. of No. 1876 Federal St, Boston, Mass, and
15S State St, Chicago. ILL.,, are entirely out OF
place and unjust. The business of this frm is open
and above board. They have the endorsement OF
government and what lie far better an honors BILE
reputation gained by careful eIactness in fulfilling
their promises Their long standing and great bust
ness are sufficient TO give entire confidence to the
purchasing public Persons having leisure time
will find that u DiA pay TO act De their agents
Send for their circular- Chicago Adv0nce, Usc sd
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-10

THY purest and sweetest CodLiver OIL In the world |,
Hazard & Caswels, made the SHORE from fresh,
selected nvers, by CASwRLL, HAZARD s. CO. New
York. II Is absolutely pure and s1cc. Patients who
have taken 1t prefer It to l others Physicians
decided IL superior to any OF TIE ether oils la
M
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TIE nav YORK METHODIST

THIS H. No HUNBUG.-By sendins b ms, ,s,
L with aye height. color OF eyes and hair. You VIII
receive Inv return maiL a correct picture % Your
sntnre husband or wife. with and date OF mar
risee Address W. FOX. T. q, Drawer No ~,
Fultonyie. New York - "
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ROyyDYlsM Nv WILLIAMSBURG.
A Gang of Howdies Gut A Lager Bee
Saloon, Brutality Beat it's Inmates, ans
Stab a Policeman.

Gang Of Howdies Gut Lager Beer
Saloon, BrutalIy Beat its Inmates, and
Stab Policeman.
Between ten ana eleven O'Clock yesterday fore
noon rowdy gang, headed by John Haggerty. alias
"Red Haggerty." visited the lager beer saloon OF
John Klein, Wythe avenue Williamsburg, and in
dulged freely In lager at KeIn's expense Not satis-
ned with their hospitabe treatment tho ruflans
raised tumut without any provocatlon, and finally
amused themselves by deinolishing the windows and
furniture of the saloon
Mr.. Klein and his wife and son hao the temerIty to
attempt the election OF the sang from their premises
when they were set upon and beaten In O shocking
manner. The elder Klein's head was so badly DAM
aged by q blunt instrument that Police Surgeon
Dreamer has fears OF his life.
The cries OF the combatants brought Oflcer Burrill
to tile scene OF conflict, anu he had no
sooner put In an appearance than the ruaians
attacked him. one Of them stabDing him in
the right ann. Ex-poicenan Sangster went to the
assistance OF olllcer Burrill, and by their
united Efforts three OF the ruians were arrested
and locked up IN the Fourth street station house.
Thoy gave the names OF John Haggerty, thlrty-eight
years OF age; Bryan Rourke twenty five, and james
gang formerly led by the notorious John Brennan,
who Is at present serving term In the penlten-
tary. The police are s,ll In pursuits OF their com.
panfons. The same crowd are also accused OF
breaking into lager beer saloon 10 Kent avenue
aud cruelty beating man named Louis Maiwede
on sunday afternoon.
Justice VOORHEES, refused bail for the prisoners.
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A Nuisance saAien.

Judge Benedict. OF the United States Court for
the Eastern District OF New York. decided yesterday,
after hearing OF the case that the paint and color
establishment OF q. T. Reynolds & Co. was nut.
sance and granted entire injunction; stops work
when order issues; gives them permission to have
at the factory person designated by the Judge
under whose superintendent changes may be made
period made to ascertain ii they can operate their
factory In any way without creating the bad odors
&C, complained Of II at any time these persons
should report that the epparatus and mode OF work.
ing has been so changed not to produce the 0dors
complained Of and it can be proved, then, upon
modification Of the injunction. III this nuisance had
not been abated the Brooklyn Board Of Health was
determined to suppress 1t.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JULY g. ls7OTRIPLE SHEET.

per steam, ssd 70 New York. par steam, No.; 70 Hsvrs
per sail No
Cotton quiet; stock hight middlng 1Sc. lsfG Gales 10
bales net receipts ia bales ExporsCoaswbss 81 bales
Stock b,lB0 bales
NoRyoLK, July 49, 1870
Cotton quiet; prices pominal low mddlipgs lsc. net
receipts " bales ExportsCoaswso. as bales stock 800
bales.
NKw ORLEANS, La, July 2A 1870
Cotton nrncr; mddlings Ike; sales 100 bales net
receipts lS4 balss coaswe bales total As bales Ex
ports-To France Havre) 2G63 balcs coastwso liza
bales to New York go bales 10 Boston Stock, l9976
bales.
MOBILE. Ala, July %. 1870.
Cotton dull prices unchanged; low middngs c. sales
100 baes net receipts % baes coaswise 80 bales total %
bales. Stock 1874 bales.
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CoFFEE1here prevailed n fair for Rio from the
trade and the market steady and firm quota
lions The business in other KINDS was though
Rio. ex Contest; 1000 do, II. Marie; 2ts do,
knyphouscn and 800 do. Santos, e1 saladin on
private terms. We append the current quotations -
koeordp,ary Garages llas So far do $40 IOac;
Tor lots Isisc lsc Java lse singapore &c. l9c
lSHc. lsaG jamaica l5c a lsSe:; Manila, 1sc. No
FReianTs-Ihs market wa, very dull. but rates were
very Arm, especially for grain which The
charerng business was very quiet though more inquiry
Taied Tor some KINDS or Tonnage TIE engagements were
London 200 tons ocako, 82s Cd. The charters "A
bark TO Montevidco and bueros Ayes
to Cette with slaves bark to the Mediterranean with 6oo
bbls petroleum., bark from Philadelphia TO the Meder.
ranean with u0 bbis DO and Gumorod bark to Consan
onoplc win 2,oU0 cases DO, on private terms.
FLOUR AND tiRAIN.-Reccptg, 1865 bbs -four, 10 do.
corn meal e799 bushels wheat 1895 corn 4i6 DO
there were forced saca OF extra state at deone
price OF extra for August delivery at the close
Gales were about $l0sou bbls, including $500 bbls.
firm; sales 2ou0 bbis Rye -four q trihe frmer and
IA
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MONEY EASY.

MONEY EASY.
The money market was easy Of five to six per cent
on call with exceptions a. four and seven per cent.
Foreign exchange was dull. Sixty day sterling
was quoted 1898 10, and sight 1903 110I.
Cable transfers were quoted III 4.
STOCKS DULL AND HEAVY.
The stock market was weak IN the forenoon and
prices declined an average OF about thrcequarters
per cent for the more active shares. Tne weakest
stocks were New York Central, Lake Shore and
Ohio and Mississippi. With the Improvement In
bonds abroad the market rallied and closed at reac
tion OF about half per cent from the lowest prices
The following were the closing prices al the
last session OF the Stock Exchange:-Canton
Company, 6sh coz Cumberland Iron,
40; Western Union, 81 3ii4 Quicksn-
yer, 4 a s.; Marposa, e>4; do. preferred, 1o,l bld
Adams Express, Is 65il; WellsFargo Express,
1879 14.; do. scrip, 224 27.; American Express,
~ a.; United States Express, 43,A 4S2t; Pacific
Mail, 4o7s bid; New York Central consolidated, e3
e316; do. scrip, Ss's $50; Erie, 221s; Harlem,
1919 1873; Reading, "a 94A; Michigan Central,
100; Lake Shore, COZ 9o's; Illinois Central,
1904 bid Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1865 1861;
Chicago and Northwestern, SO a $50; do preferred,
s47s s5 New Jersey Central, 100 bid; Rock Island,
1929 1l2}l; Milwaukee and st. Paul. COZ 6o1G;
do. preferred, 76H ,6'4; Toledo, Wabash and
Western, 4Sal 4e'4; Fort Wayne, 921I a 93l4;
Chicago and Alton 1l45l a1l6G; Ohio and Mississippi
"a 3is; ST. Louis and Iron Mountain, so; Delaware
Lackawanna and Western, 1o5 a 1o5I; Norris and
Essex, sst4 SO; Boston, Hartford and Erie, so a
81; Hannibal anu st. Joseph. l0s Ito; do. pre-
ferred, ia lie; Columbus, Cleveland and Indiana
Central, Is 1S4.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following shows the highest and lowest prices
to-day for the leading shares
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OLD WORD ITEMS.

The heat throughout Northern Europe is the
there.
The Salut Public OF Lyons states that the temper.
ature on the 9th inst. In that city was 80 cent.
l9o As Fahr) In the shade and 90 cent 40 Fahr) Ia
the sun.
entrSe Of tho Turkish troops at Shuma and If their
protest should 90 unheeded will occupy Roumania
with 10000 men, and 30 re'establish their former
influence.
We learn from the wese-- Zeitung that two com.
panies. one English and the other German, have
made simultaneous proposals to the government for
the purpose OF building iron ships.
The population Of Berlin Increased between LIST
January and S0th June Of the present year, partly
$4,000 souls. This augmen tatlon ia unexampled Ia
the history Of the North German metropolis.
There are 1913 academies in Prussia, with 3,242 pro-
sn 6shos Iraeitss ana t ten bsons
ting to different other sects The number Of prepar6-
tory colleges 10 twentynne, OF which thirteen are in
the Rhenish provinces
We learn from tho cross Gazette that at the un-
yelling Of the statue of Frederic William ILL.,, on
August 3, the Russian army will be represented BY
adeputaton from the regiment which bears the
name Of the Prussan sovereign In whose honor the
monument has been erected.
The Catholics put forth the following programme
for the coming elections In Prussa:-Flrst protec-
ton OF the interests and independence OF the Catho.
lie Church; second maintenance OF the confessional
character OF the schools and thirdly the security OF
ment.
Preparations are being made in Berlin for the
celebration Of tile hundredth anniversary OF Beet
hoven's birth, In manner worthy OF the capital and
Its well earned celebrity In tho musical world The
festival will begin on the birthday OF Beethoven the
10th OF December, and last five days, the war per.
mitting.
For several days huge posters had appeared on
the walls about WoOlwich, England, announcing q
public meeting in favor OF the woman suffrage, but
st the hour Appointed the han contained i've per-
sons only, out OF population Of 72,000 souls, this
audience comprising one boy, the hallkeeper and
three Old women
The total amount received from depositors In the
English Post ONCE savings banks to the close OF 1862
together with the interest due thereon, was
&33, 23s ISL; the total amount repaid to deposition.
was fl97l3,972 leaving due to deposltors
2l3,524 200. The deposits were 10, $780, 207 IN mum
Der; the Withdrawals 3, 462, 309.
g On June 20, at seven O'Clock In the morning,
singular phenomenon was observed at Meppen
Prussia. Tie disk OF the sun was eur
rounded by a circle Of dark vapor, at the
edge Of which appeared three brilliant par.
helions, with fainter one below. From a
couple Of these issued two splendid bows spanning
the horizon, while perfect circle, composed OF al
possible coiors, was visible opposite the sun, to
wards the zenith, and several fragments OF ranbow
were at the same time to be seen. Towards eigh
O'Clock the phenomenon disappeared 1t was like
wise observed In Osnabrick and Lingen.
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til: ffDEsAL OFFICES.

Appointments in the United States District
Afnrnes's Oi.ice.
Judge Davis the United States District Attorney
has named the following persons to administer the
affairs OF the District Attorneys 0lice:-
Henry f. Davies, Jr assistant in charge Of Custom
House cases.
A. H. Purdy, assistant In charge Of Criminal De-
partment.
Thomas Smons, assistant in charge OF internal
revenue cases.
perSOnGE1.
Luther r. Emerson, In charge OF District Court
cases.
The clerks will be Henry Dopne, George Sedgwick
and Mr.. HAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-26
HfARTLsSS VANDALISM
The Meanest Bank Robbers in America,-A
specie Kank Bursted.

The Bank Of the North Mountain, In the vicinity
OF the Catskill Mountain Hountan House. the only
bank founded upon rock' and having q specie
Dasis has been robbed Of OF Its deposits by some
known party. The loss was first discovered on
Friday last upon being visited by one CT the stock
holders, and has cast gloom over the community.
This bank was founded some twenty years
kgo by Q party OF gentlemen staying at the
Mountain House. Additions have been made to 1t
rom time to time and its list Of stockholders ex-
tenacd, TILL as near as can he remembered they
numbered two hundred, and embraced gentlemen
from every part OF the Union. We hopo this loss ct
such critical moment In the anancal affairs OF the
robbers may be brought to speedy justice
Some twenty Years ago some gentlemen visiting
one OF them proposed that each deposit some money
therein ana christep IL the Bank OF the North
have added 70 1t TILL 1t contained about twenty dol
lars.
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STREET lUgTAril1s
Enlf-past Five O'Clock p. VT.
CoMMEHCLAL REPORT.

MONDAY. July $50 T. M.
CoTToN.-There was good demand from spinners and
fair inquiry from spectators, and fair business
summaed. The demand chiefly for the better grades
which sparnsy offered, and which sold advance
Of c pound Including 2s7 bales arrive there
disposed OF 2042 bales, Of which 1851 were for
spinning and I'll speculation For future do
livery the market active, and prices
higher especially for July sales for which
improvement OF sc. &c perD. The sales bales
basis low middng Tor Juy ut 1875 20c leo do.
gust at IKE and date Saturday, 300 bales for July
lSc lllc. and bD d0 for September ut l7c We quote
Up,nnts Noble
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STnEBT,
MONDAY, July go =. M. J


MONDAY, July 26-0 r. N.
To-day goes upon the record Us one OF the duliest
OF the year. ''Bnlls' and "bears succumbed to the
heat, and only lazy stirred themselves In the TOW
rare moments when orders were to be executed.
The only activity was In the forenoon, when gold
advanced from
1917 TO 12lk,
ON the report that England and Prussia had
secretly concluded q treaty OF alliance, which
WAS followed by the announcement that the
Bank OF England was likely to still further al
vance the rate Of discount. Bonds coming better
in the afternoon there decline to 1907, which
was assisted by rumors OF peace based on the re-
publication OF an Old treaty proposed In 1865 by
France TO Prussia, and which, by curious misu =
standing, was given as a recent document. the
London markets were unsettled at the Close and
bonds yielded to SIX, which again advanced gold
TO 12l. The street Is still distracted by connecting
cable quotations Of the European markets, ana the
English consols were to-day givcn one per cent
lower than the actual price. The special committee
OF the Gold Exchange reported to-day that the sup
posed fraudulent quotation Of vc-twenties last sat
urday was due to blunder In transatng the cipher
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ADoM the WALLS OF Hospitals WITH PICTURES.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HgRALp:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The walls Of your hospitals, excepting st. Luke's,
looS very bare ana cherries. presume that many
young ladies' in New York draw and paint. think
also thal may safely presume that the larger mum.
Der OF their productions lie useless and hidden in
their portfolios. Hthey would forward some draw.
ngs through their pastors or by any other means to
your hospitals they would make the walls look
much more cheerful. Who would not rather see q
pretty little sketch, even though indnerently made,
than much whtewash The Door sick inmates
would not crtCise them.
CHARLES JOSEPH hartley,
Clifford street, Birmingham, England.