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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-17
Irritable InyalidS.

Indigestion not only affects the physical health
but the dispositions and tempers of its victims
The dyspeptic becomes, too, in measure dem0ra
lied by his sufferngs He is subject to fits of irr-
tation sullenness, or despair. as the case may be-
preternatural sensitiveness which he cannot con-
troll leads him to misconstrue the words andacfs oil
those around him. and his intercourse even with
those nearest and dearest to him Is not unfrequsnt
y marked by exhibitions OF testiness foreign 10
his real nature These are the mental phenomeha
of the disease for which the invalid cannot be just
ly held responsible, but they occasion much mousse
hold discomfort 1t is to the interest oil the none
circle, Ii Is essential to family harmony as wen AZ
to the rescue OF the principal sufferer from sals
not far removed from ncipient insanity. that these
symptoms OF mental disturbance be promptly re-
moved. This can only be done by removing their
physical cause, arrangement OF the functions OF
the stomach and it's allied viscera, the liver and the
bowels. Upon these three important organs Hos
letters Stomach Bitters act simultaneously. pro-
duCng thorough and salutary change In their con-
dition. The vegetable Ingredients of which the
preparation i. composed are of a renovatiDg regu
lating and Glterafiue character, ard the stimulan
which lends activity 10 their remedial virtues IL
most wholesome OF ali cereals, viz sound rye No
dyspeptic can take this genial restorative for sim
gle week without experiencing notable improve
bodily suferfngs abate from day to day. but his
mind will recover rapidly from its restlessness and
rrltaOlty, ana tnls happy change VIII manifest IL
self in his demeanOr to all around him
TIKI BEST AND ORIGINAL TONIC OF IRON
Phosphorus and Calisaya, known Ferro Phosphated
Elixir of Calisaya Bark The iron restorcs color to
the blood the phosphorus renews waste Of the nerve
tissue and the cslisaya gives natural heathfr tone
to the digestive organs, thereby curing dyspepsia in ts
various forms, wakefulness general debility depression
Of spirits Also the best preventive against fever and
| sgue One pint contains the virtues of one ounce o.
| calisaya, and one teaspoonful, grain OF IRON and
| phosphorus. Manufactured only by CASTELL
| HAZARD CO., successors to CLswELL- MACK Co.
| New York Sold bv Druggists.
NEGLECTED. CoUGHs AND COLDs-Few
are aware of the importance of checking
Cough or Common Cold" in its first
stage; that which in the beginning would
yield to mild remedy, if neglected, soor
preys upon the lungs. "BrOsen's Bron
chiag Iroches," or COUCH LoZENGEs
afford instant relief
Owing to the good reputation and pop
ularity of the TrOches, many acOrthless dnC
cheap limitations are altered, schich are gooc
for nothing. Be sure to OBTAIN the tru
" Broaon's Bronchial IrOcaes" Solo
everywhere.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-17
a PA1ATIAI. CHICAGO STORE. IN

A PALATIAI. CHICAGO STORE. - The
latest mercantile sensation in Chicago is the open
ing of the new mammoth dry goods establishment
of Messrs j V FARwEIL u Co., ut Nos. LOG, los.
40 and 112 Wabash avenue Their premises occupy
the middle of the new monster block between
Washington and Madison streets, and are ~ feet
front by 64 feet deep, their seven floors the upper
of which ia almost hundred feet above the street,
running the full depth. No expense has been
spared to make everything as attractive as possible
to customers and they have erected dummy Gle
vator for passenger travel only, which is a vast
Improvement over foot travel up and down those
immense stories. They have besides two steam
elevators for goods, both of which are necessary
for their immense trade.
The sales of this house were last year nearly
SO 900 600 which figure they expect to exceed
this year. No figures, however, can give any just
idea of the magnitude of their trade, without q
visit to the premises themselves. Ii is almost I'M
necessary TO mention that this firm has been foI
many years past at the head of the dry goods trade
in that CITY
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-17
Western Patents.

The following Western patents were
issued from the United States Patent
Office for the week ending February 8,
1870, as reported by Farwell, Ellsworth II
Co, Patent Solicitors and Counselors in
Patent Causes, 1872 Lake street, Chicago,
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-17

IMPORTANT TO CoNsUMPTIvEs.-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. 1t not only cures Con
sumption, but relieves Immediately the incipent
stages such as Coughs, Colds, Expressions, &c,
Pains in the Chest. Ii breaks up the most dls-
tressing cough in an incredible short time.
For sale by all druggists
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-17

Should read book entitled - Facts and fi2ufes
about Kansas This new and reliable book l. pun
lish-d especially for cmgraHts and settlers, and con-
tains Just the Information thousands are anxious 70
obtain. pages, with Map of Kansas Price - cents
or comics 300. by mail receipt of price
The trade supplied Address, BLACKBURN q CO,
Publishers, Lawrence, Kansas.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-17
WHY is a balloon like silence? Because
IL gives ascent

THE illustrations in Ecery SATURDAY for
February 10 are The Last Fish Of the Season
Life Boat on the Cornish Coast Portraits of Prince
Pierre Bonaparte and Victor Nor; sketch of
Brighton, the famous English watering-place; a
fulpage illustration representing Don Quixote dis
coursing on knght-errantry to honest Sancho Panza;
Morning Calls in Paris. Stories, biographies,
sketches, etc, excellent, as usual. Single
Number, 10 cents; Yearly Subscription, $500 in
advance 800 year to subscribers for any other
periodical issued by FIELDS, OsGooD & Co., the
publishers Boston, Mass.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-17

FARNUM, FLAGG Co, successors to l. T. FAR
NUN, manufacturers and leading wholesale dealers
| in Boots and Shoes, No 10 Lake St, Chicago.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-17

.ouN PETTBoNE, wholesale dealer in Rags,
Metals Manila Bags Flour Sacks, wrapping paper,
twine &c. 1Oi and LOG Randolph ST, Chicago
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-02-17

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vi encr frCd CORE Circular and pacSet SEEDS i'S
JHDUFF, Box IS. Murray. Wells Co.. IndlaaA.
COVTUEaN FARMS. ali 5 ze~ and IT c. sel ,
sNEo cents for catalogue. ". Il. NEWEON - tte
.pp Ioxfngton street Baltimore.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02
rHE DAILY coMl[ERcIAL is ISSUED ere,a

THE DAILY COMMERCIAL is issued ecey
afternoon, except Sunday. IL is aie only DAILY
Pdper.in Wilmington, and tie State Of Deld,odre.
Terms Sir Dollars pr ann,tn, or Ttoelre Cents
'oeek. Single copies 7tco Cents
THE della WARE TRIBUNE is issued
from The COMMERCIAL office, eue'y Thursday
morning, and contains principally reading mat
tr published in Tie Daily. IL is the largest paper,
and contains By far The most reading matter Of
those published on The Peninsula. Terms, Ttro
dollars per dnnum.
TIE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE is am
ply procidd NTH printing material Of he latest
styles and our lpork is done equal 10 Philadelphia
offices, aud al no higher rates.
TIE OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL
aud TRIBUNE is al he 8. ". Corner Of FIN
AMI Market Streets. Wilmington, Dtlncdre.
JENKINS d ATKINSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02
Ask that their names be stricken nom the roll o

Ask that their names be stricken nom the roll OF
honored mene
Consigned to ceaseless obloquy and shames
Remembered only with the blackened names of
Arnold and OF Burr?
A by-word and kissing for all time9
Nay, be 1t far from us to brand them So
Standing to-day beside these fresh strown graves
With grateful hearts that DER our happy land
Plenty, and Peace like loving angels smile
We may not curse, icc triH not, dare not, bless
The hands that wrought such havoc in our land.
We draw the vail Of charity, and name
The sentence of our hearts ".forgetfllness."
With their lost, irrecoverable cause
We leave the living to their conscences
To the just verdict OF future age,
The dead:
Bnt never so with these, our honored dead,
Who on wars bloody altar lay them down
To save for US our Country and our Homes.
Methinks see, as by prophetic light,
In the far future, our rescued land
Standing high in beauty, grandeur, glory,
And in excellence, far, far above
The mightiest empire that the world ERE saw
Science, and art, and wealth have long become
Her willing tributaries.
The cable, now, despite Old Ncptune's wrath,
Stretches its huge length through his weird domain
Mid sombre, silent caverns Of the sea-
Needless Of angry storms that rage above,
The whispered message flies, with lightning speed,
To far OF lands.
Across our continent, strong iron arms
Reach out from sea to sea, thro smiling plains,
over great rivers, girdng mountain slopes,
Or gliding slowly in deep, damp darkness
Meath the pondrous heights, bearing to and fro
The teemlng millions, in luxurious cars
With grand compartments, rv'llng in splendor
And magnincence the tabled grandeur
OF the Eastern world.
Old cities, grown to wOndrous magnitude,
Are rvled now by new ones, bearing names
That in the annals Of heroic deeds
And on the roll Of fame stand luminous.
In each metropolis amid the hum
of business and the sound of hurrying feet,
The towering column rises heavenward
And with rare beauty holds with magic power
Spell-bound the step of evry passer by.
Each town and village claims monument,
And in the many "citcs of the dead"
Spead DER our land like silent monitors
To mortal man, the graceful marble shaft,
The broken column and the scupured urn,
With the white hcad-stone nesting in the green,
Apt emblem of the fair young lives that set
In sudden darkness.
All these with their Inscriptions richly carved
Or plain initial rliiey cut in stone,
Repeat to each wondering generation
The loved and honored names and glorious deeds
OF patriots, who long, long years agone
In that dread hour Of our country's peril,
Stood like living wall of adamant
'Gainst which the surges of rebellion dashed,
And broke, and fell, a dead and manglcd thing.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02
Summary of m orning News.

The President has recognized Gustavc Amsinck
AZ Vice Consul Of Portugal at New York.
Three inches of SNOW fell at Virginia City. Ne
vada, on saturday, Rain fell yesterday, freezing
| on the ground
The races II, the Reading Driving Park opened
yesterday. Joe Hooker made the best time.
| 2.3D in apacing race.
The President yesterday signed the Fifteenth,
Amendment and Northern Pacific Railroad bills.
Three men were seriously injured by the pre-
mature explosion of a cannon, on Decoration
Day in Dayton, Ohio.
At Boston yesterday, George Seddols was SEN
fenced to six months III the House Of correction
for prize lighting.
At San Francisco, on Monday, the editor of n
flash paper, " The Mazeppa,' war shot in the
head for publishing scurliols article. lie il
expected to recover.
The house of Mr.. Hughes, near Knights Land
ing, California, was burned recently, and his
-four children and sister-in-law persisted in tile
flames.
A boiler exploded in the Columbia Rolling Mil.
at Columbia. Pa, yesterday morning scaldinp
several employees, one Of whom, named Ment-
Ger. has since died.
Al Boston, Daniel Kimball, Jr., u retired dry-
goods merchants, was killed by being thrown
from his carriage, OH Monday afternoon.
The break in the French cable has been found
TO he on the southwest corner of Sable Island
about 2lj miles cast OF the Massachusetts
shore.
Thu Rhode Island Legislature met yesterday.
NJ caucus nr the Republican members ast
night, MIR. Anthony was nominated for re-elec-
ton To U. $. Senate.
The Senate in executive session, Yesterday
had up the Sandwich Islands Reciprocity
treaty, and Mr.. Sumner spoke at length in
advocacy of it,
The President yesterday sent n secret message
to tho SENATE, proposing amendments TO the
san Domingo treaty, and extending the time for
exchanging Publications to july lst
At Wheeling, West Va, yesteIt ~ twelve
prisoners escaped from the jail four were
subsequently rccaptured. The escape was
effected by locking!hn.the jaor's daughter and
her assistants with false keys M they were taking
breakfast to tie prisoners
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02
Republican state Con, cnrion.


T7,e AqaFEr,sqf n Sa' lf he'arare. az
ALL
Who regard the long disputed question Of Suf-
frase as definitely -eitled ly the Amenimen, Of
the National Constitution
Who demand an essential change in the admin
istration Of Tie State government. and the W
roofing Of tie numerous coruption- and eXtrar-
agances which Characterize i'll
Who insist on reduction Of the burdens OF
state taxation, now pressing GENEROUSLY aud rli-
equally upon the people;
Who desire an honest anl economical collec-
ton and expenditure Of tic public moiiie-
Who desire the reduction AMI extinction Of the
immense state delft accumulated under tic
administration Of tie men now III power
WHO demand measures of relief for the stiis
Cling agricultural interests Of tho state:
All vino are now ready 70 jim II an emphatic
ami earnest condemnation Of the present "
ramncal, odiou- and intolerable Ring rule
which is preyins upon the public yital4 and
striking down the Independent and manly eiti-
zenslp Of the state
And. in brief all wlo are ready To seize the
present great opportunity for thorough AMI
harmonious reform of the state government. in
behalf Of the public interests. a4 against the
private advantage of few selfish corrltjt and
INSCRIPTIONS parii9aIs
Are invited 70 assemble. by their duly elected
Delegates, n STATE Convention. in tic Hal oil
Representatives. of tile State House NJ Doyer.
Oh Thursday. tic ~. 81 June. 1s7u, at o'clock
y. IA. lor ;hc purpose Of naming candidates for
Governor. and Representative IN Congress- and
laklls rnt!i oiAe! action at may appropriately hc
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

NEw JAIL-soME CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION III
T-GENEHAL NEWS
ELKfoN, MD, May 3lst,-A much needed and
loiS-talhed Of public Improvement viz A new
jail will shortly he commenced The buildin.. is
to occupy the site of the present old ricketv al-
fair, which has so long been II disgrace TO o,,r
county II the plans for tho new Jail are fully
carried out, it will not only bo a secure ptison
but an ornament to the town,-a fit comnnIion
to the stately Odd Fellows Hall.
Inc McstamWcll Iron Works. owned and RIM
ny the Mccullough Iron Co., located two miles
A1rtil oil Elhton, are now undergoing thorough
repairs. All of the old machinery has been taken
out,--a great deal of which will be replaced Nv
new, thus increasing the capacity of the work !.
very materially. Such il tile extent of lie no.
PAIRS that they will not be completed in much
less than three months. The company will ma,,.
ifacture sheet iron, only, at these mills. here
after ~
A good deal of tlieving has been going nm IN
our TOWN recently Tie thieves don't seem to
want to harm any one; but have a wonderful
'enchalt Tor Breenbacks and gold watches. r,yn
Of the latter were taken from one house atov.
while tho inmates slept; whilst pocket-booLs''
containing from $500 to Sl5U0O. were stnIen
under similar circumstances
"A lew evenings since, two young men. on re-
turning home at Il late hour, saw two robbers en-
ueaNorlng to enter the residence of Ward U,n
derson, Esq, west end of town. One ar soil
young men fired at the thieves, when tLev LntI,
fetreated at double quick" Ii il thoupit III.
man fred at was wounded, but nothing furtie,
has been heard Of them.
There are now, and have been, for some ti,no
past, number OF very suspicious-looking CHAR
acteis IN town, on whom the citizens should Keen
sharp look out. Their continued presence he
tokens no good, and, AZ we remarked they shonIJ
be closely watched. Their whole outward an.
pearance indicates their tre character il i
all the more necessary to be on the alert Sl,nuiJ
amy more thefts bc committed here soon. il
would probably be well for the officers Ia innl
after these gentlemen little, IL, to SEQ ihnt
they are 9ettinJ alOng treit!
The Bolt and Harris murder trial which wa.
removed from Cecil to Hartford county. was cn,S-
cluded last week. Bolt was found guilty of tu,ir
der in the second degree. and sentenced Ia IL,
penitcilary for N years: Harris, in thc tirsi
degree, and sentenced Ia bc hanged Harris (,
now awaiting his fate in the odd iail III
punishment of these criminals meets with mi.
versal appreciation, We believe, but va tl,;,,L
Bolt ought to have been hanged toe. Both ma
very bad men. Wv
The series of tabcalM which have been nv.
hibiting here since Thursday evening last ara
very grand, but not No well latronizel AZ thev
might be. They close this evening Elktnn
aent is alone employed
The ceremony OF decorating the soldiers |
srays was duly performed Yesterday. by unite n
number of ex'boys in blue. After paving tbis
'espect to the fallen heroes, in this place Cherry
Hill wa, visited and similar honors bestownoi
here. Is p
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02
Republican state Convention.
prLraATEs rnoM Nrw eAsTlE eoryry

DELEGATES FROM NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
At meeting OF the Republican Executive
Committee. of New Castle county, held Wednes-
dar, May 18th it was ordered
That an election be held III the several Hum
dreds, and in the Wards of the City of Whining
ton, on Thursday. June %, for the purpose OF
choosing delegates and aternates to the State
Convention, and that i'll the several Hundreds the
Inspectors of the nomination election shall hold
said election.
That the election in Brandywine be held at the
Practical Farmer in Christina, at Newport and
Fleming's in Red Lion. at Delaware City and
in the other Hundreds at the usual polling places
In all the Hundreds except Wilmington, the
election will lie held between the hours Of 3 and
5 p. NJ. and in Wilmington. between and :. p.
NJ.
The Hundreds are entitled to delegates to the
State Convention as follows. Wilmington
First Ward. 8 Second. . Third 4 Fourth. 1
Fifth, 4 : sixth. 5 Seventh 3 Eighth. .: Ninth
.; Appolunmink. & Brandywue. / Christi
ana. 5 : Nil Greek; ) New Castle, j: pencader,
! Red Lion 9; st. Georges, {; White Clay
Greek, 1. H. II. Nj MULLEN. Chairman,
JONI CAIEEoS. secretary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02
p. Il. Convention.
ITS EIanrrErn ANNUAL sKsIIo,

ITS ElGHTlErH ANNUAL SESIIoN
DOVER, May 31.--The Eightieth Annual Con-
vention of the Protestant Episcopal church, of
the Diocese of Delaware will assemble in this
place. tomorrow. A number Of Clerical and
Lay Delegates have already arrived. Bishop Lee
preached this morning in Christ Church, and
confirmed four persons, this afternoon at Cam
den, this evening again at Christ Church and con-
tifmed one person. The attendance at each Of
these services was very good. After the evening
service, there was completed an organization to
be known as 1.-The Young Mems Missionary
Society, of Kent county, Delaware" whose main
object is, in connection with similar societies in
New Castle and Sussex conties, TO engage young
men in the of missions in this State
We learn, from prominent citizen that the
colporteur of the Delaware State Bible Society
has been bnsily and successfully engaged in his
work of distributing the word of God in this
neighborhood, by sales and otherwise thus quietly
but surely, we trust, sowing the seeds of future
Bible reading and Bible loving community
Especially is such a work as this needfu when
20 much is said and done to exclude this corner
stone of all our civil and religious institutions,
and national prosperity, from the hands of the
rising generation. l..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02
CORRESPONDENCE.


OBSERVANCE OF DECORATION DAY.
CHESTER, May Satisfactorily, our citizens eel
ebra.ed Decoration Day by grand parade Of the
military fire companies, civic associations with
the City Council clergymen and citizens in car
riages. At the Rural Cemetery an Grafton was
delivered by Capt. James Barton, Jr. The entire
procession and the exercises at the cemetery
were under the direction of Chief Marshal Theo-
dore Christ, NJ. d Gentle showers fell during
the afternoon, rendering the streets and cemete-
~ wet and unpleasant, yet a vast concourse WIS.,
tied the graves and left their floral offerings to
the memory of the dead O.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-02

THE LOST SCHOONER NEAR HENtopEN LIGHT
THREE LIVES IIosr-A TERRIBLE SCENE.
LEwEs, DEL. May 30. The most violent storm
since that of March, 1867. has just passed over
our shores. From near midnight of Thursday
to sunset Of Friday, almost uninte,ruptedly. the
storm was dstrcssingly terrific. The wind was
hurricane-like. and the rain fell in torrents.
About II Il. m, of Friday "down-cast" schoon-
CT, bound up.bccoming unmanagcable, grounded
a snort distance below the Cape llenlupen Light,
and during the night, went to pieces. OF crew
of seven. three persisted, and perisled under
most lamentable circumstances.
The vessel no sooner came ashore than the
captain, seeing the pe'is which surrounded them.
having Already iashcd his little SON TO the mast
mead, III company with his second mate plunged
INTO the frenzied waters, and struck out for the
shore, which was only seventy yards distant.
promising those left sure and speedy rescue
In few minutes, however, he was enguphcd by
the breakers, ami sank to rise no more. His
companion, more Fortunate, reached the shore
and was properly cared for
The next victim was the little son. Unused ia
such suiferings AS he then was obliged to endure
and seeing his father sink into the boiling alyss,
were too much for his fra constitution and in
about two hours he gave mp the ghost and dnr.
ing all the remainder of the day Ills lifecss form
beat about the rigging, like II thing of trifling
value: About y. M. seeing night fast an
preaching, and relief impossible, save by then
own EFFORTS, another was seen to stlip Off his
clothing, embrace and kiss his comrades, plunge
INTO the sea and strike out towards the shore.
Those ON the beach were fully persuaded he
would be successful but when within only \
lew yards Of waiting and out-stretcled arms. he
sank and did not rise again. Three were still
alive in the rigging, but could lie secure there
ohly lew minutes longer. as the vessel had al.
ready parted. what is to be done z" cried the
eager crowd on shore, ito save them 2" They
formed themselves in line, grasped hands firmly.
and, with the talest foremost. waded ont IN liz
direction of the wreck. then beckoned the suffer
ing sailors to make one last. desperate effort ia
save themselves. Instantly, every sailor plunges
overheard, and, being most mcrcifuly aided Inv
Providence all reach land. and with the exren-
ton OF the mate, all We're uninjured A sadder
scene has not been witnessed here for some
years. The body Of the last to drown was found
yesterday, and inferred in the PRESBYTERIAN Gem
etery,. i'll ltehoboth. The others have not Vet
been found, ~
About noon of Friday, another schooner from
Inc same section came ashore, in front of the
town; but none We're lost. About II u. M tLe
liilrd, having parted two strong chains came
ashore OH town. All safe. Our people did MI
III their power TO save these distressed crews
and relieve their vessels The New York wreck,
crs are negotiating for the relief of the vessels.