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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06
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ooasy's Lady's Book zoe March kss Ftlvsd ard
We mSst saJ l. very tssoiifal bsabeF. Gelsy' :
BooE y srcns f4vsFiss N CbaFls.so~a -
oniy vlsh ~ eosh give Hsoss ssb.ss sdsf B
fsspgreciaHos. ~ sending ,eoys ~ Us~ $500.
bs's. ord-y PssnIsss Ihs' o. ne sseesssisy nun
tsFs he ia'shcs 20 lhsov sil kgfmes ntss n tss
shade--so nss Il ts- iiass ~ ssA.ssst1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06
uAnrEnRInTYrHa-

Tie Digstrsaypes nksu >, Ne NV are
iaFtGfi u eeiises'iss, sd slsssa 10 sisssias
snd lsi-s
= ftmisF Afisfs 81 tsis ibas se.fssa
~ nase esfae gaai tut utbsfs b tsfstfs
~ n, nui fsasis as dsss,s 10 Ctssisf-
isTa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06
BsaHYTicrs cis,kr csas,g V, I,
Erhfa,fx n te.r 4

Mr. " EssTrsnaT. So --iIsviaE uiri CO
~ ~1Fla'.- y ,,-r' F"e Pee for the r. zen
OF moscy Chimnsys I can tfuly ssv is.fi a,
sfgYra- p1De ,ioiu stapstng itsii adding ,a,r-
e,isii An4 cfslia eE 10 .ir rtoir 10 vhs 3 Il ;,
riHr~d ! u~h~-t'stfHrtr f-rtsnrnrud u 20 eli b.,
are tful'd~d with snch spusyaHrss
Ttniy yeats. TuoMAsE GoLpE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06

~ - 49,
80 - 4Sstvsss = sAs - =
sxAs hss4f $3.50 .asa,~ = -.
Aoss5sss nssss ~ ~ sss~-s.ssss GSS - -
eeRsnp "a, -. ~ ~ $500 S-es-ss
u psss1ts asts ~ 6safy sss<sses-s
o. djsss = - s~Q.ss 80 uks sukSsss e. - -
sAssssss Ssss>i~s - - Ssy : sss.x;rsls sea~vuf
u - pss1srs e - Aossicsa p.rsy. vs "a a.
s>ss,sss $780, =.
- ~ ssT.srasl sssse.lssa - naiss.s.s.s, =
sse $4,000 sshs = 49, ssvsvs1 oaas. - - su,pi
ssis-.s = - ..,.s.s ss:s. ..s: : 49, ssss -
e ne i.1ivIsssi ss.s.., - s.-;.,..."ss. s. -
sssss 80 ~ s4siv = - sss.s nAsss- =, :,
raAsss As Es'ss = q 4pks y S.Sspss ssss -
ss.stAss - ysssSss - ssss ssuesssy svsvy vkss,
vs>s swtssssy. 80 = ~ 'sssssvsA rishss = he
ss.sss."r is-'s ~, s - -
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sesi-ss Ls-rvs,sa,-r ~ CO. .s,k - 1921
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-. .... - el.,,,, - - !. - - "
ss.s.s,,S. nj sA.s 4. =. a. /. -. - -
ton,
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80 .s'sssi.-s si'sss. q u. U.a-s ss.,~.. r.r.'
ssss ssssfsrs ~ Territory sAssoeS 70 Sr.ss sk>s
- 1ssn, - fs~., - - sse..sts tAsss Ss-ssIs
.rovisi.~s n .,rCs -. -, $3.50 10y 70 ~
sdpssisa isio sks usio. u.s.ss-s sk~, ssss ~. -
essss ene~issias a. R~vsssrssss,vs 4 Cos~,.ss
q sh~ U.nsS ksssss' 49, - - sss ss,. s
shsr~ss. 81 wks Asve : asrI $500. 4. - -
Trsvaeyy eseAt 10 rsssk d sks fs~.ssiss n hs
- ~. % - NE sssesssAt q lass loo sssd Tern.
r.. = .l-x<
a. -. ~ess" s"s ssssery y
-" -. -. s.ss"e iss-
~ a.. -.'....-- ~ .ss is'"s's'ss 70
- .rrs--- ."hss' aaS '-'ssfsr-
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49,. -. .~-.- :, o. TIE tss'ea
80 :. s.s,s.s - ~".'.-- -. .e"S o ne sfT.f
,.l,,e,r -" ~ saos "''
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- Se~ress party sgnores The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06

J ssphi . ~ isss cfl1is wsst ss.t.k.A !.
stksssss ssstItsis q ~ Rsil.ssiskls co.,...
~ : tatss ss's 'sesf4is os.4s.,es- ~
Dsr7i,ae -, III eassl s.dst es.s-ssssss ssait-
'.',s.sess 80 gss i.gsiesss - ~ 6,..siy'
ssS aie'lf = - elssosrse y 80 tn0ss. Ne
sssae'. sstfssstt ~ Af-tiag ihs sspt,s ssS
10 = - s,',sf y att4ssisseiss kss ts.-ey
sns ft1ey vii 500 f,ss 6rmecfa,it s.aer.
Asesl, 81 water tiss. kfstss sasf aaeeeol.r
ia &c 'seaeFs. ~ ~ So. - 49, ptst,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06

TT rae FrusI Royal Gass'te We segrei TO zee,
states that w @ sinzIr,On. oftbi, ps.e-. whi;.t
a his wsy TO Warren corr lat " ek, VS., op.,,
from his sleigh sbd Considerably eat and bruises
Is falling on bis lace uPon 'A- had ice.
t Ues(Assisy Erpa gieAs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06
caS0ssl.T u n & j

We ere uadef oh'ifatisas g. nsnpfass isisfrsi.
lsg sni a-sfgi Passie pp,gHssu, - VIZ Hssgss
"a. n Sac Dsptumsni. II u = vs. p Pa
ssrs. E-q. ~ WasAis eos aad wetzsJ usuas,
Esl oar n lezaie az aieknsaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06
Baltimore Market.
Ilandolpll q Laillncr's
y, q, - - b 90 5 -

F,a ~ r,ss sastaF Ais'es 1855
CisculaLog Psler, ~ ras B.Ds,sess aAaar7
- Nefnfica vHrfessiy ~ che Fee Prrsa
AVrLss-suFPiY large END ~ god d.iass4 -
We gsgie tosalna'iy % sS.oO 20 sfO9 rsf 30
brryhe --fss feceiffs noi 80 iafge I'D o.
maad Ssoit active We qaots wrssefs ats ~ -
Cpmmva Rot - " ~ ~ sc, Giaas. ~ ~ "A -
Pfus@ " loes rs
~ ss'ssS .-t'u Gsmsua " qaofe - a..
b.eas.-.- Aciiys spd Tfies. iysstn - qn.ssf
SAILS ~ nhyuierfs a. IL ~ eis. Side , b. t0t
Bsrs PLAZA TO - costs Fapey " fa IS ~
bsssa = $500 Mts.e 80 20 y g. % Isf tass.
~ Shi.s - 50 20 81, -
Co Fsg seaf--ie sssa dsasaa sifh sales -
csg4Ls-Th- G-iioe IN rts,.frs f,.t 80.
ah,ai Las hffd 30 a sbics aas e 81 IS a y.
- ~ ~ ~ - ga1. % - ~ h ai - GWst1
h tsistfg So t4kra eos o. g. asfssst
CDss. t.ttgs sses1f.. ans aa.sssf sou. "A.
ql.if rrtea Ht ~ - - a. Wtitf ~ ~ sis
CLsvrEstsn rsiss % ~ o. 80 g. 40
~ se,' -Sa.s $3.50 assea
Df'ss Paoif ta.ss = Afis faIftt a. "a c'.
'os, tsBltelfet - Da2t Ps=gtss r res ; : 10.
g. Aa9r.s fcsfhys utia,fa 9lo1 = sgIg
ptsa5Nss. at'ts 81 isfrls
- ta- hrfelfs gelY iirhi aoot ~ Ms b.
~ ap-fftir tattff- 80 efg' 49, Ffnft 90 80
Ntfetts s1f.rg ihr siuaassi gfsfs re b. ,rs-
ft.fs afF ihsf To- vice. ufItfe n ...st..sH -
80 ggns CO ~ = ss75 g sfS5l Hoe
Rlossss -as q. ID stsJ i4sfs9
fss'.--ts'es = oael ~ ~ 81 Re- Fes -
o. 55r.s. M.st - ip - "a. Coaa a. Gtss Toa
ist'en Ml-sfatG io nsI4h " aets
e,ss,ss.-' M'fssi eaii iisit a-,a,asuy a. 50
L.s0--saie. 70 Aiis. al y .o,s co. K,s, u o
Nrsrvs ssr0 r Saiss tisio7ss.
=, "'5frs1is. = h4 o ssb - ~ - % ~
gss --sslrs - Nid Or sssass ps g sfss
aFtss aesf-- 1eaez~ - - dsasaa a.. s,.ls
fefiy al - a. O. cis
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06
For Constable.

T, Hs Psisys n ~ E,asf1 Dis,,tf!
ffsriar Pfscrd ~ tasssfsa~ss a. - t,,.. 4, a..
49,. - - sast ess siFssf - 81 a-iiss -, - "a
ise stffe bsifief n,i,dsfs a. Cr..sssis. 500
=. ihfu ffFssfs % sri.rt 49,. shsii sNtessss 4,
ai.ef ere e. ~ h1gify ~ aHfffs - 80. ses-
fss 80 20 BENJAMIN u. WEfcu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06

r. ~ Yst>ss y cisrtr Cssafv
thrf mysgh a. sDdidsis ivf tie ShefiHaity
~ Ctsfsg CdaGfy. artAs s~st.s.otu~ sie-i.,,,, y
HaFbG % he esplety q Drputy bsc,slar 10 a. ia,
vita The tutiss g shsi tics shoeid vs. s-ssn "a
vvgAy 81 ~ fusi sEd 90 pssls I eisckssg,ax lss
D. %, f~s5 G. n uAScQcK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06
Tnn pnNOcnArs PuxELrp.

eess q ~ sspessssr ~ nossr. Dsnssys-y urs
vsy ~arA ss-ssssst = ssiss usstis n salss ne fTsf.
sra Il ihs Anssssas pssty q PAB.5sivkfs. We Issi
sssisay tsvss efsJ sps,hg fes dee u ne ds0sls
= tkss sztFsitF, sd saiy Gag ~ tsus q psossaf
shsi. SISTER shat tse ''coaseg -
hess - sh. - pssyls q ~ Usssrs States w1At ss
hss sasafsu 49, 80 $500 80 past s-ss 81 ftts
TfteB0~s. nefs ss hays soss<thae ,s.eitis u sks
$50 q e1@sps srsss fs<rs : ssyss,se-t.ss - ss
euasis q ks Aissiaisusi's.. Hsbsay SEES ssst A.,
pssfss-sps fres hi. Ne pssi q A ps--iasaiisi
esFsss vhiaA hssss ~ ssssFsst ssrs8lag 80
50 rsFy f,f 49, ulifs fisaas Sosit 80 sssib s5
pass hia !, ~ 49, Pssei AS be ne ass 81 us
siess.
De- e ~ rArcfofs ssys ~ here 49, ths
sAs3sa - shsfs - pe.siss'y q ,s.s ,ssss.. 80
80 nessisss.l ~ AIR seait - espisssbss
Wed. sesiig. ~ = 80 sise-ss ssios 80 siSs
yssS-stfs 80 tssf e iuass - saAiss NJ tis -
p,ssss 'et9sss.er e.sssiy y frsesl,J sita lLs
asnss-s ~ = - "a ~ ahcs ytaf rrsdsss afs
..........Ilat l..fs 4. ,s,s-s..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06

~ ~ ksgissipgs u Visxis' :, s.,s ,...lsss
= fiNeE ~ 1essisa 81 3 - ~ sss.ss. 49,
= ~ va si,'ss sl'lglsf = zs,'es
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06
pReeAalNa valA Al.

frkerSensss ~ A. rass1 s.nss "a Nass.y
Issf, pssssd ~ y Aa,ttFse ~ soarirasssss Il
tsa sistm sioo5s q ~. q sss r.atsnsel isaf
- aes Sos ~ cassssssars y ssy ssrfs isaslsn
asts uss. - ga pagises ~ hs sascs, are a.r.s
q = eaeetg - lbs ~ ssssf 80 a.. asi gsssris
salhis ~ is,i re gssss ss5 oar a. ess.ss asts
-s,ssssttr a. - sstissfg esi<ses - ~ sonai,y
A a. ssssps pas ass = ~ fssssss4 - 49,
sessrssea 80 ~ Ffss,sty = a.,s ~ ss.s .slsl
= s.<si - s1pseehsgs NRs pssfrl esssrs sss.s.
z.Ap aes,s - 80 " essgn, = ~ sssss,a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06

4 y tLbCitoN wiz o beai e. School Cuns,
~ sfosl = g tea 'a9u e,s3nfY. Zee tise sa-,iis~
yetr. o. rAtt RpAb. IN 10th fav sf af-rsh ~ tl.a
ftres sa5 Hedf o. sop~fsfcn'ienCe ~ tie Jefssus
ta4asl "a d. tsiigZ az ashodui- va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06
ls q - y 80, 80 ,

t1~ We ere asihefz-d 90 ssnoau~e- JAMES
GIBSON as Casstsaic fgfIhe ssit,n.liy Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06
DnMDcaArio ELEcroas.

The following grn'letnea were spnoihiei .Elsc.
tors f'I the Ten,h Electoral Dis'ric,. nss,it
hr'd at thu Billiard House Riehnold. Mr.. II. d.
D.vEsr1Hr assiEs a chairman:
District Eieetor,
JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, Of Ffsieriek.
Assistant District Hector,
JOHN BLAin HoGR. Of Berkeley.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06
- Caa1-L. D. 49, - 4

~ JH1Hetf a. UfNrirt 40 4
Fsttsv-t lfasses ~ ssas ~. zen ni.,-t 49,.
ynr e. ts.f fstr ~ - ~ 81 f..tsts -. 80
- ~ fes ssaff - ~ 90 fih- Voters n ~ ~
H.strst iairai a. els - strfg ra.sf D. gt- 49,.
=. tsvs - he = idsss D. ~ hsas - ~ 80.
-, $3.50, 80 80 ~ tra.s s7oiasi, s'iFai.as "a
fss - if1s cHtRtn9 Hpaoc
~ ahsf eFssH ., essf.tsfs 81 rsisisfls }, a.
~ nfift Sc Z b. riestst. pesfs al-ElF "a
tfifffaaT b fff ffffhsr1s - iir Dec - ~. a..
- So - ias 80 sfs n ~ ef-s- - ~ % .,5,
30 "a. 10. WILLIAM rtsTfanav
~ aief urfrif o. esd ffia ~ rsssl.hfs - a.
hseisfass bisifisf. stoeis ~ rtrsfs8 ~. - 4
aeiag ~ ~ digtsfze q a. Esfss 81 a.. - 4
t4ssf - - ~ fafrsTfs "a fss go - e. go y slf
ffs4is ~ THOMAS e. WDOpW 9Hn
~ tfacaate nfsaI rsaa.fsle ~ - Il. s1l a.
is.ee y b'sff.ri ~ fksslstoss Hsshr
ti.ea ffrri fte aaiift q NJ rfr - ilarrsiiig -
siit fst lcfsst g go 80 - .Iifi =. 81 t. -.
- eeF eatf ~ Psstt1tfss y t.sss,sise y 49, -,
nTrf tsstfe. fesfrf -. . f8ttsf fs.fsfes II ~
saastf ts-sSsFfs - tssF Wu tvre.4
seafsesy a., itit
=. /.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06

m HAVE ssnpifss ~ ci.tff Rsst a. a. r.-st A
. hrss % .sfrrsf eF.st's q ia1at,. a. fagt I,
ef4~t kfftN ffi.f- 7tref cstt
Ia 20 ~ EM AfsouITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06

4 81 - srsu ~ seii-s - sss,hrr reis4s. tfat
y. ". Bssvs,e We " wlsebrsi.g si8 ifsisss
5 fsts s1tg.fsss easifiy. r "a tgaasrgs Rsstise
CFsksy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06
siIEHHIVraIrY.

Jos Pa CRANE, j. recommends A. ,,o.
create ivr ihe rhsrdiify pr his Cnunfy lie j.
iullf qaaHart Cor he me-
Mach g. less MANY VOTERS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06

Esf- y. WOODY. 81 - ~ : - go.
= 49,, -. :. : = NASf vofEas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06

i-sabtsr's astarghse Gerdfni,
fHf,a - sp-f6f raff q yia.ffas ssn,asr 3 ~.
= esNf sisis. solA - ekllt 81 - stsf,, ~
- = sfss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06
House and Lot fo- e:.le
Ny House and Lot.

WILL ea.f 70, sale. - MoNDAy Y. tss i7b
Sss ., Ms'sA, lseies C0an Gay 10 iroar u tn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06

Iag vrrs 90 4 Farlias =
ft1ss 49, nefire e. 81 asst
eitff 81. ytls q ~ "a
ffilfs a 81 s., ~ 81. -
Ftt q e. rffsnf b atf
n Hf 81 81 ~ - 49,
shfHsa heri eii lstts,
M.aAaI..a 9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06

On -sesdsy efl.sfussk ,hs Pss.iseA, &c ,se Usitea
s''e. seat 10 Cosstr"a Message asking special sp-
Profraiies of tres rnsss % do.l,rs 10 e.r,v ., a.,
iseona's'aioas a the Secretary u wss a. contained
In the sstjoissd letter;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-06

II 90 ~ o. I'D FfrHfr
"a faIttf a IA itlssF ar
asfff 81 So tfIf fann
9 us8ael 81 fseft r.
II - frntt ~ ~ I'll
- o. eih ~ q NIL
wEfLs q HAWKS.
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-02-07
Cardinal Principles Of the Democratic
PARTY

!. Equal and exact justice to all men, of what
ever State or persuasion, religious political
=. Peace, commerce and honest friendship with
all nations; entertaining alliance with none.
3. The right of States and Territories to admin
lister their own domestic affairs.
4. Freedom and equality; the sovereignty of the
people, and the right of the majority to rule when
constitutionally expressed.
s. Economy in the public cxpendturcs-and a
sacred preservation to public fats.
&. Freedom of religion, freedom of the press,
and general diffusion of useful information.
7. Opposition to all secret political organizations,
and all corruption in politics.
:. A sacred preservation of the Federal Con
stitution, and no religious tests for office.
9. No bgotry, or pride of cast, or distinction OF
birth among American citizens.
10. Respect and protection for the rights of all
IL. The preservation of the naturalization laws
and the right of all to the public domain and thu
protection of the American Government.
-. Opposition to all chartered monopolies.
-. Common brotherhood and good will to all
especially to those of the household of faith.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-02-07
n q TT N

rs YET HERE. AND IN HIS SOUND MINI
1-has told the folks what he has to sell, and what
he wants to buy, through the Banner,-good paper
almost everybody reads, yet they don't all pitch IL
right. One day when was asleep, thought TO try
the new paper think they call it the Graf or Musk
Rat, to see if it could convince the folks to their
own interest.
John has got the slows this winter, but is taking
medicine from which he is receiving relief, such as
Salt Dried and Fresh Beef, Pork, Chickens, Geese,
TURKEYS, Fish, Sausages, Tripe, Tongues and Pigs
Feet, all of which have some to sell, and wish TO
buy Beans, Corn Oats, Chickens, Hay, Pork, Pota-
toes, Eggs, Butter, and all other productions of this
climate. Jim Ceer arove here from the wide east,
(Pennsyltucky) Il guess | am glad to see you,
Jm,'' says he. "Mr Couge, why don't you sell
these goods and collect those old debts, some OF
which standing when left 20, am too
busy in the market Jim; YOU do that?'' ''i es.
Then, says [. come right back, and let it rattle
He did so: bounded about for the first few nights
and half day, got the dust off the goods, and says
| |, "they look better Then he marked them low
er. "Why JIM" says |, you'll break me- say:
/ he, THAT makes difference. came here Il
sell these goods, and collect these old debts, and
am determined to do 500
Hank is doing manual labor over the river, III In
dependence; but sometimes in the Store, or tn
Market, a the crowd of business requires.
Remember when Jim como around, he will ncv
er leave your gate posts until affairs are corrected
P.S-Alter nine weeks,
JOHN the Butcher.
Nov. %, 80 st
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-02-07

In brief report like the present, any at
tempt at an analysis Of such a lecture as
Mr. Taylors, must De very imperfect. The
best We can do, is merel y to touch upon a
few of the leading ideas, and by giving
something like general synopsis, leave
the filling up to the Imagination of the
reader.
To common observer, it might appear
that Mr.. Taylor would exalt the animal
man above the spiritual, but from this err
ror, he at once freed our minds il his in
PRODUCTION, by telling us that at the present
day all the helps were on the side of the
spiritual while the poor neglected physical
/ had to tread the wine press alone there
fore he viewed it not only as duty,
but as part of valor to advocate the side
of the weak.
In addition to this defence of his position,
| the close observer could readily see through
out the whole vein of his argument that he
J stuNOcdlcU the dIllIftl nnstil. hot Only tHcTc-
by to promote the longevity, and happiness
of the human race, but as the only means
/ by which to attain to the most exalted
standard of intellectual cultivation. Mr.
Tavlor's audience was immense; far sur
passing that of any previous lecturer, and
from every indication they were all highly
gratifeG and entertained. Mr.. Taylor is g
man of brilliant talents, and as faithful
student of human nature. his opinions
must ever command the most profound re
spect. But it is not for me, nor any othel
College scribbler to take from, or add t.
the fame of such a man, as Bayard Taylor
:. a lecturer, whom but. fer can hope to equal
none to excel.
Ion,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-02-07

" before the setting in of the rainy season,
the small creeks and streams begin to rise
and flow where nought but dry water
course had lain UTMOST for months The
Professor considers Shakespeare to refer,
as he doubtless did, to the swelling of the
sea in advance of storm-that heavy swell
or storm wave that precedes according to
the most reliable observations the ocean
hurricane. But from the testimony adduc-
cd bearing on the point discussed, he infers
first, that moisture and water re-appear IN
the exhausted and dry beds CT streams i'm
mcdiately before a rain: and, secondly, that
springs swell and rise under like circum
stances. Two causes in the Professor
opinion may be named. First. \ dimuni-
ton of the atmospheric pressure upon the
jet of each spring; and second, a less ener-
getic evaporation. A California land sur
veyor writes that he observed that small
streams were higher in the morning than
in the evening, during the dry season; and
that water enough for an entire party could
be found in the morning, where there was
no water the previous evening. This is
due To the diminished evaporation during
the night.
But the rising of waters in springs, i'll
distinction from brooks, just previous tc
rain, the Professor attributes to a dimuni
ton in he atmospheric pressure before {
rain. The additional facts obtained with
in the last year, Professor Brocklesby
thinks tend to prove that the phenomenon
of water rising before rain is general, which
accords with the Professors explanation
the dimunition ofthe pressure Of the atmos
phere.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-02-07
From Sloans Garden City.
The Love of Brothers and Sisters.

XN3 Love Oh DIOIueIS dUQ 0lSIC1S-
IT'S said: The heart was formed for love-"
And nothing but that power
Csn e'er it, warnings satisfy,
In Melancholy's hour.
But in this cold, unfriendly world,
Where shall we look for love'
Where shall we find that heavenly boon,
That blessing from above?
In youths gay morn perhaps YOU find
a being-call him friend
He saith that thus to you he'll prove,
Until your life shall end.
But often ti1es he proves foe,
A bitter one TO thee;
And, though he smiles, and smiles again.
y william he may be.
But oh. around the iireside
hbides holy charm;
Where brothers and sisters loving meet,
Not the unfeeling, selfish world
Nav this affection know;
But only true and loving hearts,
Like sisters can bestow.
That lamp of love within the heart,
Becomes living flame;
1t never, never, can go out,
Bnt always burns the same.
And should that circle e'er become
Divided here below,
y brother part from sister dear.
And from brother 20;
From parents-all he loves on earth
To roam Ger land and sea;
These loving hearts viii follow him
Where ever he may be.
And his own heart in quick response
Will yearn for those at home,
When myriatis are his company,
Or when he is alone.
\ sisters heart will follow him
Through well, through want or woe;
Her heat is love and yields the same,
For God hath made it 80.
., may sisters love be mine.
MAY a brothers know,
My heart, enraptured with the thought,
With JOY shall overflow.
Flora Ora
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-02-07

! l5'ABo Ut LUcK.-Hcnry Ward Beecher, in n re-
conjecture says. IL may here, well anyw here
impart the secret of what is called good luck and
bad luck. There are men who supposing Provi
dence to have an implacab!e spite against them, be
moan in poverty of wrctchcd old age the msfor-
them, AMI for others.
One, with good profession, lost his luck in tn,
river, where he idled away his time fishing when
he should have been in his Office. Another, with
good trade perpetuay burnt up his luck by his hot
temper, which provoked all his employers to leave
him. Another, with a lucrative business. lost hi.
luck by amazing diligence at every thing but his
business. Another who steadily followed his trade
as steadily followed his bottle. Another, who wa:
honest and constant at his work, erred by perpetual
msjudgements; he lacked discretion. Hundreds
lose their luck by endorsing; by sanguine specula-
tons by trusting fraudulent men, and by dishonest
gains. y never has good luck who has "A bad
wife, never knew an early rising, hard working
prudent man, careful his earnings, and strict,
honest, who complained of bad luck. a good char
acter, good habits and iron industry, are impregna
BILE to all the assaults of all i'll luck that fools eve
dreamed Of But when | see tatteriemaliOn
creeping ola grocery late in the forenoon, will
his hands stuck into his pockets, the rim ofhis ha
turned up, and the crown knocked in, | know h,
has had luck--for the worst of all luck is to be
suggarl, IA knave or a tippler.'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-02-07

GI'THE FALL OF KARs.-Thc London Times de-
nounces with severity the carelesSncss with which
the English cabinet left Kars its fate, while the
army in the Crimca has remained idle since the 9Th
of September, and the Swiss Legion and German,
Legion and Polish Legion and Turkish Contingent
all of them ready to fight, detained without any
serious reason at Scutari and Bulgari and kertcl
and Thorncle. London correspondent of the
New FORK Tribune says that General Williams
now prisoner ofwar, believes that il was the ill
will OF Lord Radcliffe which brought about the fall
OF kars, since he did not i'll any way urge the Turk
sh government to send relicfto the fortress though
twas Lord Redcliiie's doings that the energetic
Redschd Mcbemet Ali was superseded by kiza,
who neglected the army.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-02-07

NJ OTICE-TO ALI. PERSONS KNOWING
| Y Them selves to be indebted to the estate of
James w. ellison, late of Marshall County, de-
ceased will please come forward Immediately and
settle by cash or note with approved security.
JOHN WILLIAMS. Administrator.
January 2, 1856