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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10

5...,f Poe. fsuss whistles f'r..,f -Yfri,.
anc Rcfase LiqpOra doc.oTod. spircd and tge.r
sned to piease the tas... ceicc ia-ca ''' Ai'..--
srs gcstorers." &C tbat iea0 the tpIief 'a %,
drunkenness anc rUio. hur az 'rne medicine ra''
ron sae EAose Roots ana FGerbs 81 CO lof 81. fr,.
frnsn as Arcs,i.efic ~s.EIs.iaB;-s L-1e. rl" &c
GREAT Bsu3D p; .,lFsE3 Gni : i.i!t
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Eon"Faf.E ste
Trvi.orator II s,se sy-fc-r carry ~ 81 al o-1npf
matter and restoring tae bieodio healthy c1nefer
No person car take these ttcrs according 20 l-er-
ton and remain long unsyeii
slG0will5c gwen Tor an lHcarab'e case, pro- i3eQ
40 bones sre not destroyed h. mineral poison
other mcsns En6 tie N,t2i organs "ia''t CT ''' '-'
point of repair
For .ngntnrimgosy sna Chronic Rherasa.
1f-m md Cont, Dy-Pcp>:n, ar indigestion.
Bilious, II e. rriticnt nd las crniitf"nf irsrf-
Diseases of the Blood, LiVc". Kidneys aud
BLADDER. these Bitters have zen MOST t.'cee--
full Sach Discusses are cam by NHiatcd
Blood which IS generally produce by dersngea.en.
Of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGF~TicHi Eead
ache, Pain In the Shoulders. Coughs, ishtnefs n IT,
Chest Dizziness, Sour ErEcta.ions tie stomach
Bad taste In the Mouth, Bilious Atta = Pal tatior
OF the Heart inflammation OF The La. -, PAN il ie
regions Of the Kidneys. and i'antrcd other panfa-
symptoms, are The oilspriuss e Dyspepsia
They invgOratc the s;oHsct ana stimulate tie tor
efficacy cleansing the blood % alimpuriti's, and
imnarting new II aud yiroi 70 'he whole >! stem.
FORSHIND DISEASES. ErupiioIs, Te'ter sit
ishuem Biotches. Spots. Tinpics, ust''ics is 'a--
buncles Ring Worms. Scald Head, sore Eyes Llsa
elias Itch Sc-l-fs Discolors-t,,rs Of 80 skin, lIiere
and Diseases Of tie SiIa whatever name or nature
are literally dug mp and carried ont offfe ystrH ma
short time by ths OF these Bitter cne botte ia
such cases i convince tile I,sf iucrednlous other
curative effect.
Cleanse tie Initiated Blood vaeaeycT sou Ind i's
imrurities brsr; tran GA t'ic SKIN Ia r'il
tons or sores cleanse il when you IND II otsrscr0
and sluggish in lie yeias. cisar-s il Th'n "a IS fol
and your fcciinrs EIil tc' lyou atrn hrci e Die.
pure ana the .alts 81 t'ie s.-rf'r Wiz iiYr-
PIN. TAPE and Other W. aIa. lurking % i'a
system OF 50 many i!-o,sapds, a-c 80 finally tetF"y
ed and removed. Fcr fnl dire,-ias- r. ~ csiit.,ils
the circular around each bttio. Irintej ~ four ian
guagcs-English. Gerr-aa, IreEc, and aani Ssh
J.wALKEI. Proprietor T. Ii NoDotAt-D 50 CO.
Druggists and Gen Agents, So Francisco. CD
and - and p Commerce street. ~. Yor'.-
SOLD i,Y AL DRUGGISTS AID DEALERS
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cious editing, select and popular contribu-
tors, and sprightly, entertaining reading, the
IOuttS' Companion of Boston, has no superb
among the youths publications. Send for
specimen copy.
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EVERY SATURDAY-Thc opening chap
ter of George Sands novel, = The Marquis dc Vii
lcmer. is given in M. Is, for November IL The
double page engraving i'm the supplement accom-
panying this number represents King William sur
rounded by his Generals. The other illustrations
are: ON the Road tn Paris; The Crown Prince i'm
the Palace AT Versailles: Petit BiCere after the
Fight: Grave OF Prussian Soldier at Petit Bicc-
tire; Grave Of Five French Soldiers nj Petit Pies
sis; The Bridge AT Gorbcil, blown up by the French
The Dead Lieutenant The Night Train Tickets :;
Woodcock Shooting; Camden Place the Resi-
dcnce of the FIX Empress Eugene; rrus.ian Sol
diers Destroying Arms; The Governor General of
Canada. FIELDS, OsGooD Il Co., Boston. $3.50 a
year.
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Sea Moss Fartne from pure Irish Moss for Blanc
Mango Pudln2s tu-tarts. Creams. &c Tie
est hcaIiest and most delicious food in the world
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WE have used Joyes n STATIONS Yeast, manu-
featured at Chicago, and il makes the best bread.
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la CLEDE HOUSE, Chicago. 81 90 per day
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1t is thoroughly Democratic ; contains, each
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EROY, such as no other man can or dare
write; Pomeroy's Saturday night chapters,
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Grants letters full and correct financial and
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departments, and general news, rendering it
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SEQ Acres. I9Ih ieHr. 10 s;r-euhnna~s
Fruit and Ornamental Tres Nur-fr~ St-s. -gr.lts.
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SO and 50 o. laH -ent
T0sy for 51c Il =. joins ?, ole lt Oh. Chicago.
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OUR readers cannot too carefully read the
advertisement of Tubular Kerosene Ian
terms" The lantern is really wonder.
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NEw PATENT LAW for 1870 published by Mum
e Co., 81 Park Row, y. Y, sent free.
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EASILY PLEAsED.-A Down Easter adj
vertises for wife in the following manner:
Any gal what's got Il COW, good feather
bed with comfortable fiXins, five hundred
dollars in the hard pewtcr-one that's had
the measles, and understands tendin chill
drcn-can find a customer for life bv writ
ing Il small billy dux, addressed to q. T.,
and stickin' it in IA crack of Uncle Ebcne-
zerS barn. back side, jinin the hog pen
Az English paper, while reviewing the
execution of the "baby farmer" Mrs.
Waters, substantially says that justice is
not appeased by hanging her, but that it
would be if the mothers who gave their
infants To such guardianship could be detect
cd and severely punished
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GEORGE MUNRO. Publisher,
D. Box 500, 81 Bcckmau 81, y. Y
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BROOK LTN.

The Prospect Park Far opens to morrow.
The Rev Alfred T.. Myers WIS ordained yesterday,
and Installed as pastor OF bethany Chapel, Hudson
avenue.
Last evening = grand concert was Eiveu in Turn
Hall NllNAmShurgh, for tie beuent ol the GERMAN
sufferers nv ne war.
tion with Governor Island, under prctclce mat they
have yellow feScr there,
The Rev. l. T. ncckcr viii lecture in tie Academy
N.nccnts Homo lot boys.
A collection for the widows AMI orohans Of French
soldiers was aiken up Yesterday In the French Church
Oi ST Louis, Wuliamsbutgh
ST, Paul's Episcopal Church, Marcy avenue, Brook
lyn. r.. u wNs TeOucuri yesterday morning. Bishop
Lttelon ohlclated assisted BY the Rev, Dr. Z 81. Fox
tue rector,
The Rev II. $, Carpenter formerly Of Worcester
Mass Is 10 he retained 10 preach sermons, tree to ALL
during the winter months Ia the Polytechnic Institute.
proOklYn
Governors Island Is to be evacuated and ia OLD
barracks 10 be burned prove that vessels which
escape Or, Carnoehans ptIatca. gang OTlDg yellow
fever into port.
Louis Wagner, Of Lewis street New York, wac
last evening accidentally KnOCKed on the eide Of an
open car on the Grand street tWAu siurghJ railroad
by passing car. His head was ballI cut.
The Health authorities have steam tug patrollng
Bultermlk Channel 10 prevent any commnnlc hoh
cording TO Dr, Carnoc1sn they have yellow fever.
| II Cresson Stilos. NJ d, the author OF the His
tory OF BrOonyA and tOTmerlI SANITARY SupeTntel'
dent under the Old Health Board hAs become insane,
| and on saturday w1 removed 70 tho BloominIdals
AAYlum.
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CURIOsITIES or CRIuE

Miss Eta p. Barston, a school teacher, Of Canton,
Mass died saturday having been fatally stoned bj
iour OF her pupils
Mrs Celia Bickford cut her sous throat and her
own and both were found dead theit bed ~ HaYeT
III. MAss., on Saturday morning.,
About one O'Clock yesterday morning Timothy
Coll rs Of Si3 East FOItyeighh street quArTeed wish
Daniel DAILY and Henry Gordon at fortyseyent street
and Firft avenue. Day drew pistol ana shot CUllna
in the lace. Dsly and Gordon were arrested.
A burgai0us gang entered the warehouse Of q. h
omen q ar9e IRON safc In the Il ont ONCE candle was
nm burning when the porter opened the store yet no
lght seen 10y the police nom the outside, TINS Is
tnc sixth rad tuat has been mGdo upon Mcsss GauLs
safe.
The Huuor store Of Martin Murray, Noitd sbth
and Second streets, Nlnamtburgh, was broken INTO
Yesterday morning and robbed OF sm'u amount ot
money the title deeds OF some real estate, aDd several
Hundred dollars worth Of wine and cigars 90 nrst en-
terlng tic the thieves Killed valuable mockn ng
bird and on their departure stopped the CLOCK IN Tie
store.
The Brooklyn police, under direction Of Capt.
smith. Yesterday made raid upon thailcs schoels
person found In the establishment The place has for a
lOng time been the resort OF black ana white mcu aud
hoIA who play cards for drinks h wen as money and
vi tunes, especially nights and sundays ds1uIO lLe en-
tire Cighhorhood.
Catharine Kelly, alias Burns, a notorious New
i,iverhead L. l., ON Saturday $50 did Detective CoTwn,
oDe of Brooklyns most expert Onicen, Cntharine
landed there at about noon, and vent through" the
multitude with great success, unti nnay sne was de-
POCKET. Kate Immediately recognized the ofcer, and
exclaimed I'm gone !" Implying thereby that she was
for ave years At lcAst several p0cketDOokt
foNnd In hA< ooAsessloa.
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SUNDAY In TIE CHURCHES.
THE LATEST HEREsY OF THE REV.
HENRY WARD BEECHER,

Throwing Down the Glove TO all the Ortho-
dox Preachers in the Countrv-The Ad-
vnnccd Thinker OF Plymouth Pulpit Re-
jecting Popular Theology.
Mr.. Deccher preached TO a house literally
crsnmed yesterday morning from the words, "In
the resurrection they neither marry nor are given
10 marriage, but shall bo the angels OF God" The
reverend gentleman deprecated the literal intorpre-
tation OF Scripture, especially as applied 70 the
doctrine Of tho resurrection. We are too apt 10
msteralize everything Tho vulgar theology OF tho
resurrection says. "Fosh and blood can inherit the
kingdom OF God" Enlightened theology says II can
not and that e. there !. q spiritual body" We arc
distinctly taught In the text that carries part Of
his nature as far as the grave, and there drops IL
His intellect his individuality his spiritual nature.
whatever that may imply he carries into the spirit
world. II s time we understood that neither our
earthly bodies grosser passions are necessary
TO existence. Let us try TO educate our intel
iect spiritual Senses and thus acquire here The
alphabet Of that knowledge which shall be un'oldod
to Us hercafter. What our full condition then will
be we don't know. 1--WE shall be as the angels"
What about punishment, tnen, In tho next worldt
Don't let us 20 beyond what is written. Let us
Jake that for all it 10 worth: 1--WE shalt be as ths
Angels Of God"
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spccch TO them, In which he sad we shall meet
s.ain on the battle neld 70 rid France OF tho in
vadcr."
Ono hundred and nfty American volunteers ar
rived In Tours to-day, and marched through the
ssrocts carrying
TuE AMERICAN AND FRENCH yLAOs.
Thoy were warmly greeted by the population. An
ocaI decree defers the elections TO the Constituent
Assembly until France Is free from invasion
VoREs Oct 9.-This morning nt O'Clock th
franc treurs attacked two squldrons OF hussars and
two companies Of Bavarans who were barrcsdcd
In the streets. Amer a sharp combat tho enemy re-
treated. We took 61 prisoners and "a horses and
msny killed and wounded. Our loss was tr0ing.
PRUssiASs REPULsED.
uAs, Oct. o, via Tours, Oct 9.-Twelve hundred
Prussians have been repulsed from St. Quentin by
the National Guard. Tho Piussians were forced 10
fall back upon Ribo mont
LILLE, oct. e-via LoSDoS.-st Quentin is now
open. the townspeope having gallsnty withstood an
attack by 1920 Prussians. The Prefect, Anatole
Lafarse, bade the people rise ndsSe and defend the
place He then assembled the laboreis and armed
thcm from the gunsmiths' shops, and marched out
side tho city. Baricades were raised near the canal
which were held for FIVE hours against the ineessaut
attacks OF the Prussians who retired with severe
loss 10 RibemonL The townspeope also suffered
considerably, and thc Frefect was wounded
RoUES, Oct. s.-M. Gambeua on leaving here
made speech at the railway depot, where the crowd
ehccrcd him. lie said, we must be victorious and
preserve order. 1t is understood that NJ. Gambetta
Is invested with full powers.
MAHsEuLEs, Oct s.-Garibaldi excited great
sensation ere. Enormous crowds accompanied him
to the depot.
AMERICAN AND SPANISH WAR VESSELS
| are anchored here. The Garde Civiqus have been
| drafted into the National Guard.
| CuARrRKs, Oct. s.-The PrussiAns are at DreuI in
| force. Prussian scouts were seen near Pithvers
| OF Saturday where the French awaited an attack.
| MALEsnERBEs, Oct. s-The Prussians are massed
near Etampes. on Friday several columns passed
| through Ferte ST. Croix for Etampes
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THE RISG or ITALr AND THE POPE.
victor Emauuers Letter TO Pio Nono-Oc-
eupying Rome as IA Duty-And Asking
the PontihcaI Dsnediction.

LoYDoS, Sept 97.-Tho Italian journals re.
cciyed yesterday publish the following letter at-
dressed by King Victor Emanuel to the Pope, and
sen. TO His Holiness By Count Popza di San Mar.
uRo:
notr, FArHKei With The Affection Of s;on, With the
sentiment OF an lanaH. adtr,s s. mysgit again as
,orm S%nS fS o. ps. threatens HGrope Favored BY
the war which Ia desoAtng tn centre OF the cont
crssies In courage and audsey and /. preparing 70
Hs yoar Hoas.s the las. blows at nonachy Snd The
SNOW Holy Father. that the Greatncs, Of your soul
would not f4ll below the gravity Of event, 6u iorme,
nInsI and SS sey ~ The dPenssSa Of Divine To
Vdence aud 5 the WI o ht nation OF ths des'lne,o
snd q te csaoe ne OF M T1n t5
Sow Holy Father the state o. isenng of the Poggls
AMONG them q loISEn r9GGs coming from dnsTen
s Ss o Pa saes 10 Al cssSes se s
4 bSs ssGR Wien 5 '@S y % Sy snG yos IOy
fs!het 70 .'old aGa prevent 70, IN, .scn,,,, of
Ray aad ne holy See tia, my o9ps s5eadS N guard, @
| ioiincsS ana 10 lhe maintenance Of order. ,.-
urs T%s Of MS Eo my
Of e. fn S sy nSSS
Of the Ron ~ population with The nVlo ahily OF the
sGys,Sss sS Ss nitpsnaeSse Of q. nov Sec on,
Su 9ns. ss DO 40. aonoi ,os ana .d as y99r 1 : @
te t,eht 10 hone il Inspired with wish equal IN n'nr
| OF ay0ialng Al conflict AND escaping thedaLger ''
| lcnCe you Will be able T. take, WITH tht C0Gh' ~
Al san Nartino who will present you this le't E.. 'N
~ n fuTnishcd with the necessary Instructions ut my
GoSeTrn ent those measures which snail best oonducc
| 20 the desired end, - -. -. ,,o, ,ho ,ro.or,
Let your Holiness permit me TO hope tht the presehI
moment a. solemn for Italy As for tls Chnrch Ann Ipt
the psnacy Sil give occ ason the exercise OF mat
spiri OF good VIII Which ha' never peen az a
III YOU heart toward tins laud, when u eso your
conutfy, and Of Lose sentiments ol
nave Always studied VIII AZ lndelAghne pcIstehci,
anc, TO dcyeop INTO acts IN order that While sAtty lng
III, national aspirations. ue CheI ot ssi,on. sn
rounded BY the devotion OF Neltallhh popnisarun'y
| might preseTva % the Danks OF the llheI G01'"u'
seal Independent of ~ human soveacign g m. horelRr
troops in freeing Il from The continual peril oi Oeins
the battlefield Of subyersVe parties VIII hhVe
pshed marvellous work, gwen pthee 70 tnv CIuI ~ VA
And shown 10 Europe, appalled, by The hoIols o. Nni
hnw great battles can lie won and immortal yictorle
achieved by an lcI OF justice and by siLse "ora
Affection. ---- .... u.,. II, ~
| beg Your Holiness to ne,tow upon me your ATo,
tohc 6enedction aud renew 10 your Hohuess 'ho "a
| preston Of my profound respect ,,, -,
| most devoted son, YINToh EMANNHL
/ FLoRkAOk oapk l6Ih
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MOTH ER 0oOD MAN.
Police Superintendent John Jourdan on bis
ncnthhrd.

Dcnthbcd.
When TINS Sus went 10 press this morning IL
was reported that Police Superintendent Jourdan
WAS dying The superintendent had been over.
worked previous TO bis transfer from the captainoy
In the Sixth Ward 10 the o1loe OF Superintendent
and tho great burden which he assumed in taking
the Superntendency soon prostrA,ed him. But he
stood at bis post, working from twelve to eighteen
hours day, resolved TO infuse new life into the
Police Department, until II became apparent to the
Police Commissioners that he could hold out no
longer. Indeed a. one time he resigned on account
OF III health, but the Commissioners refused 10 ac-
cept his resignation. They then stepped in and bade
him take Q months leave OF absence.
Superintendent Jourdan went TO Saratoga for q
change OF scenes but he experienced little II any
lief and his return to this city was unable TO bear
up under the burdens of his aborious Office. lie
was sNon forced to keep his room, and much OF the
time was confined 10 lis bed Last week his illness
took unavorablo turn, and 1t s feared that before
the reader sees this notice ho viii have breahed his
last.
John Jourdan was born at liz Mulberry street, In
this city, Jan. O, 1881 His parents were Irish.
Americans, and his father was man Of wealth. At
the age OF 10 years, John, unknown to his father,
| obtained empoymon, in the Tribune once as com
positor. and subsequently was engaged on THE SUN
quitting the SUN oce 20 take the position Of patrol
| man on the police force May ~ 1883. He was in
detailed as court ofcer for many years in tho Tombs
Police Court Here he display cd that keenness and
sagacity as a detective which subsequently distin.
! guished him. and made many important arrests
| witch had baHled other members Of the force.
onfcer JourGAn was soon appointed Sergeant Of
| the Ward, and on the promotion OF Capt Joseph
| Bowling to the police bench he succeeded Capt
| bowling rs Captain. When Capt Jourdsn first took
| charge Of the Sixth II was the worst Ward In the
city, but he soon made 1t quiet and safe place Of
| abode. Capt. Joufdan's reputation as detective
became as well known abroad as In his native coun-
try, and foreign States soon came TO employ him in
preference 70 the entire detective force OF tho city
Daring the past Eve years he has arrested greater
number OF notorious criminals aud restored larger
amount OF property than all the police detectives
combined.
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The pastor elect Of the New England Congro-
gational Church, tho Rev. Merrill Richardson.
preached In Rutgers Chapel, Fifth avenue. yostcr
day. His sermon was founded on the parable OF the
three measures Of meal and his object was to show
that the Gospel was able TO civilize and raise the
world. Ignorance, the preacher remarked, was 81
the root Of all misery. just in proportion "a the
Gospel spreads, so liberty and freedom iaerease.
There are means sufficient to send the Gospel TO tho
dark places OF the earth, II Christian nations would
give up Staying each other The bills OF tho last
ten years. here and In Europe, would inundste the
world with Bibles, and furnish missionaries aud
teachers to explain their truths he fact that cOn-
turtles have passed since the Gospel was first pro-
part of IL has been civilized BY its Influences Is no
argument against It's removing power. Men are I'M
patient; God takes time. Geology shows that God
took millions Of years probabl, TO make this world,
though, according TO our thinking, lie could kass
dor 1 In a dav
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Commodore ynpders,,,.. T.mp,e.

The Mercer street Presbyterian Church, ~
tween Wayerley place and Eighth street, has beoa
bought by Commodore Vanderbilt for $4,000, and
handed to several trustees, under the stipuls
tion that the Rev. DIR. Deems shall be the pastos
so lorg as he may live or desire to retain such
position. 1t Is now called the Church OF the Stran.
gers, and on Sunday, the 2d inst, 1t was reopened
for worship, with addresses by several clergymen-
DR.. Deems, being nom North Carolina, attracts
many Southerners to his church. lie had been
preaching for several years In the chapel OF the
New York University; aud when he expressed 0
wish before Commodore Vanderbilt to have a church
OF his own the Commodore said: I'D ems, I'll rive
you a church" The Commodore attended the ser
vices yesterday morning and tho sunday before.
Previous TO that he Is said not TO have entered .
house OF worship for over forty years. Io was 40
cOmpanied yesterday by his wife and son Cornelius
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EW JERS EF.

A United Temperance Brass Band has been organ
tied IN Jersey Cty.
Porpc's new brewery in Newark, ". J., was dam
aged Saturday evening to the amount of $500.
On saturday night the Germans OF tho Seventh
Ward, Newark, rcnomnatod Alderman File
VIM. Hendricks and " nj. Young will stretch theis
legs day over the Paterson race track for purse
OF $500
Mrs. President Grant arrived In Elizabeth on Sat
urday evening and took q coach to the residence of
her brother, A. II. Coroin.
The body Of the hoy Michael Feischmann, aged
Is years. who committed suicide Monday last, By
lumnng into the Iackcnsack river. from the New Jer
scy Railroad bridge was recovered yesterday alter
noon, near the bui igc, BY some men who nshnE-