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EDisARD IgoLoo7r

'fscESsEs, IA. June 81 1858
Prof . Woofy - vop shout 70 rnanlfae,,ir3
aR1 yend your recently discovered Hair Restorative
will state for yyhorsoeFer Il may concern time
hsve for several years been in the ha OF usns
Hair Ksst1rstiyesi and that find yours vastly srr
f7r 70 any other know L entirely eieanxes the
candruff, and with months proper use will -.
.fore any persons hair q the original yontbfaI cal
sad taNture, giving healthy, sosss ANGER
sncs; "a all ts lthou dis coloring the hands tat
u il. OF She drczs which il drops would there
lore commend il use q dpqiro1s Of hs-
inc Re color and texture q hair.
Rope t.ally. yours.
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WiLsox KIxe
s.. LorIa LIZ .a ,a-a

sr Lows, June o. 1853
Pref Noop-As yoa are a0ost 70 prepare an ,an4
soar re1e4-Iy dise5vsre1 Hair Restorative sa8 =.
ea ra7ta- n = apiricl e i will state t.at L.f~
vas f.s months very gray: and after usfnr iva
1stles y3r Hair Fes;ox&tIys, i resur7 ed IL rif.
al c0IoT. an since is application all dzntrufY has
di-sgreeA1le itching q the scalp am satisfied
nat who IL vy34l regret IT, As Il giv.s
'g2e .F2,se = tss.fz = = recently oii@s. an rra-
tse-stosfs & has 'ag b@sHft1ai bead ef hair
ssRs s.f. cara etc,
Ill srrwtrr
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TO TAN PAYERS-LAST WORD!

The Collector Of Taxes in this City, warns
all who do not pay up by the first of Octo-
Der, that he viii be obliged to publish their
names and advertise their property for sale.
The law gives him no discretion-he "aat
do it, and the cost viii come off each Tax
Payer who neglects this WORD.
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Matters, %C-
EANHER5,
RIchmond.Ind.

Discounts approved paper at all times du-
ring business hours.
Allow interest on money deposited il large
or small sums, and whether left for long OF
short periods
Are always well supplied with Eastern
Exchange and Gold, which they sell at Gin
cinnati rates.
Purchase Gold Silver, Drafts, Certificates
Checks, &c, on the most accommodating
terms.
Furnish regular customers with drafts on
Cincinnati Banks without charge.
And from long experience, extensive ac-
ouaintance and business connections, are
prepared with every facility for transacting
general BAN&iNG BUSINESS in all its
branches, so as to insure full satistactiout ali
interests irtrusted to their care.
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WATsoN's Observation-Disclosures desires
life-like picture of themselves or friends.
should go to Watson's. He furnishes just
such pictures every one feels like presen-
ting to a friend, or is willing TO leave his fam
ily when death shall have removed the orr
ginal. There is no better operator in the
Was+
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GooDs FOR THE SEAsoN-The New York
Store is now filed with fresh arrival OF
new goods, suitable for the season. Custom
ers who would save money, and at the same
time secure superior articles. and of the Ia
test STYLES. will do well to call at the earliest
day. The most critical and tastidious taste
can be satisfied.
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PROFESSOR WOODS
EAR RES TIVE.

'F'HArsa the bald ADD gray Sc razfored F.-.
fAots % ORIGINAL fro's Il. fsv - r loeie arc
#eefrHs4 COOS rot aea.. - doh ~ 5azi der y 4ra
every possible disessa ot e scalp aetAer develop
81 asEefpa, ltAhlHr cr u Tire saPr Or cHtsnaUus
crr lions even sesld head-snt in POSSIBLE rsse
ivi II all u curing 4 by magic nervous or PERI
sl4-Ai headache, and il used taIee a week " IT,
Dung, regularly. III preserve q roi1f, AMI tep
the hair aon fsi}ing. to any negotiable Re
End Judge
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La.iAS-r7Hr, IsD.. June T.

L|1AN-F1I-T 3D.. juno ~
Meszrs. o. j. WooD & Go -t.ants Yours ~ IT,.
18th duly TO hand Enclosed please lind thirtq-
eight dollars, ii beiug the Hair Res oratiy
have sold it ell If yoa choose yo, ,,.t,
send six dozen bottles Hair RestorativeI think cag.
cell it. Ii has worked miracles in this place sold
ak J bottles that ba!d. .aA Il fetched ne.
hair out all over his head
Yours, respectfully.
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nd to wait On customers.
pr We want 10 ALr Cr;.-ar,s ..

5s-He went to Mr Criners establishment. nc
cordiag to promise, aud didn't sse nary" Groeerr
as We represented it last week; bat the sights o..
Baskets. for the ladies', Toys for tie children ar
Motions for the million, is worth seeing and vi j
amPig repay visit. And tie splendid manner il
which Ca.vEa's Saloon IS fixed up viii give a.
one who visits it keeaer relish for one or t@yo
The best dishes Of OYSTERS h. or she ever laid NJ,
TO Lis or her face. And George is the sou! Of pc
litehess and accommodation, aud-7ye viii repor,
further next week
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FANCY ARTIcLEs.-The greatest variet
Of fancy articles, toys, &c, ever offered
this city, can be had At the store Of :. I
Fletcher east Of tic Huntington Hous,
Oysters served up in the best style with
the accomplishments, at amy hour. Confe,
tons, and all manner Of sweet meats
short, everything that i, usually kept in
first class Toy Shop and Confectionery. ca
be had as above Mr.. Criuer IS always on
hand to wait on customers.
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New Furniture Rooms.

No s. Hahn street. Richmond.
sEare n2E s1ea7s oEe e he finest OF
w FURNITURE. that has been b-ourht 70 Rfrat
n02d Having selected It wA care from tie 80
1auEfzSt6Cies- We prepared sell 70 our customers
such prices shall he sltzstactory-
A7o1E CIR assortment ae f7Gz3 every var
q Furniture nev II Ese ~oalS respectful III vie
friends sld give call Remember he pare
We . NA3n street nT-SS. BAYLI EeS CO.
Rsehzzs15. Jpiy j75c e9-s
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Book BINDTNG.-Mr. Taylor in the Post
Office building, in the room formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Prescott, Is prepared to do all
kinds of Book Binding. Pamphlets, and
old books rsyound in n substantial and neat
manner, and at reasonable terms Every
person should save their pamphlets, political
speeches, and magazines and have them
bound so as to preserve them.
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WArEaraar, Mass. Nav !. 1854.

WArEAyauE, Mass Nay /. 1854.
frSf- D j. WooDalow NJ attest the virtues
sHi msgie powers ~ yeur Fair Restorative. Tnre.
faeBtAs STAGE, being exceedingly gray purchased.
md coscommeared Bottles aud II so7a be-
gan 20 tsl In restoring the silver locks t. their
esloT, aud tae hair, which was before dry ard hsrs
and fall ING of became soft and glossy and il csas
81 filling, the dadruf dssPPeared and the scalp los.
all thu 3is-greesble itching annoying before aad
row oniy hook hut feel young again
Respectfully. yours,
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CAREY s. GOODRICH,

- VIII attend to the collection and security Of
CiaIns, the sale Of Real Estate &C.
oee a. the residence OF the late Marx Reeves east
side q Front street. Richmond. T1f
JasF Il. fS5s aTtF
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EyE Alteration 81 Builders. Farmers persons belong
all PoIt cal parties, is specially to the
act that CoALE & pEHCIVAL, have jqst received
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RICHMOND Nov ELY WORkSlI

&lSF<hAp NoatSS-
VIE have cEgEct partnership
tAsusals 4 rs lies, Maretsn5 pam. The purpose
= a9usS seGe-al EaualEy Machinery Ne
= tis les - PSsss = ~ ANA scessaHaodasnE terms
ttFt-s542r &ttea{5eH III be giyss furnishing Iii
Irons. - fesorjFt n. reFArin Srts q
machinery
Having serel . services e tAe very uaa'ters
ai nasehsRis.s prepared al ef woxS
4 rscaaaEASat=i
TIE ..Save " Wo-t< ~ .attea in me vest par, q
cigy. fa-rrEis shs old kitaelend Eosndty =
Y Casa 0Sia fa- s4A lr5a-
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To Trespassers.

Ii persons are hereby notified that Fruit IS
what scarce in my orchard this year, il has become
necessary preserve IL FIR the Of the and
those heretofore supplying t. mselves literally Of
j. warned t-enptit this year. under the pains
and penalties Of The law Thosa interested Will take
aetjee and govern themselves accordingly.
.s. GOLDEN.
JaIv1 D. 1S5f. a8-3n
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ksas@ CHtuNcy BARNES, Of New Haven,
Conn, will lecture in the Starr Hall, in this
city, on the evenings Of Friday and Satur-
day, and at half past 10, at and o'clock
on Sunday next, on the subject of the pres
ent Spiritual Phenomena, and is impressed
that he may have to speak from high spir-
itual source ON the subject Of the political
times now existing IN our country, No bar
placed at the door II admission
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EDMUND LAWRENCE.

MEssRs EnToR-Pieasc announce JACOB 9NI-
pgR as candidate at the election in October
ue.t for Assessor Of Centre township, Wayne co.
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N0fsFE herses given thst y .arsasnce . an ogasr
9 OF Sac Henry Common Pleas Jacob EotE
a1 the persons 4ul q heirs Nathan
Csnp;o1 deceased viii sell pabiie Friday.
the !oh octoheT Ie5o. Cauptan Nj.
the e Fairfield miles uorta t<chnN8i- in Wayne
county Indiana. the follow ing premises st The CO
saw NIL md ApParieuaacss beioh- 10 the
a farm Of SO good Welt Improved.
lying close SAID mill Ais. Of lots Ne !. :. =
sra L. san ef Fairhra TIE purchase - he
paJa in eaGal instsiments VI a. ~ and * months the
ia % sale. the purchaser gssGs Ms iii approved
security. waiyns valuation sai appraiser laws
JACOB ELLIOTT. Guardian
New Castle August ., 1856 81
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ReligiCus Notice.

Rev SAM'L. X. HosHoUR will preach at the
Associate Reformed Church Pearl street in
this place on Sabbath afternoon next, at } clock,
T. NJ The public generally are invited to attend,
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Esos..s and Gaffdrea.s ssrcar.

general assortment li> especially f1r
Sef.ea-zsr 10. s1sE- & CRAWFORD.
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The American Encyclopaedia.

This new work, by j. II. Prescott Of Bos-
ton, is grand eompend Of History, Biography
and Travel These useful subjects, and the
superior manner in which they are arranged
and treated on, makes this work by far the
most interesting and practical book that has
ever been generally introduced among us.
While the name Of the author Of this work
IS a sufficient guarantee to literary men. OF It's
superior merits-the moderate price at which
this mass Of practical Information IS afforded
and the neat and substantial form in which
it is to be presented cannot fail to convince
any man, who wants a cheap and standard
library, that it is a matter Of economy to Sc
cure this work 1t is now being introduced
into our county by Master n. X. Elliott, who
is fayorably known among some Of our most
respectable citizens. and whatever he says
may be relied on. We hope he will be sue
cessful in placing copy of it in the posses
sion of every family. It ought to be there.
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Grniga sasS,

Sonl busheI stark NH Seanless Bags.
49, % p bush do do do
.aU85 DO do do;
lust received ard for sales. No II Pearl street CH
canati. RLACHLA & SIMPSON.
Ja!y -, I-J6 39-9t
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COUNTY NONtS ATOMS.


Far Representatives
w. G. JEFFRIES.
HENRY w. SHUMAN,
j. NJ. AUSTIN.
Treasurer
WM. W. LYNDE.
Jtdge Of Conn. Picas
w. =. BENTON.
Sheriff
JESSE L. WILLIAMS
Pros. Iuorney
JEHIAL RAILSBACk.
Comfy Surveyor
r. G. SHUTE.
COrORer
J. w. SWAFFORD.
Commissioner
EDMUND LAWREN CE.
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& - Esa. 81. g Il, y -. g

seRINTs AND GINGHtNs, cheaper han ever before of.
fcrri Fra this ettE. C4tt ana them. Wtsa man
does IS tie thing. SEoTT & CRAWFORD
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MARRIED.-on wednesday morning last, by EI5er
Andrew Baker. Itr- JESSE 2. suLGnUa to Miss SUSAN
BENro,:, both OF this e}ty.
--O On sept list, uy d. +. Magtjn Mr. DAVID 4.
FArLoR to Miss ELEzABErH 4. lfARSCs ala Of Wayne
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T1aEsEE ELIAS, LookIue Glasses. C4-p=t Bags. La
dies Satchss, OIL W5ndes Sla4ez and Paper Kinds
SEPT. 10 SCOTT s CRAWFORD.
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&IESS.

UE assortment Of BlscA AMI fancy Srs S8tIus Wool
sFDeaiues French MeriHos. Th5hst CESAR, CLOTHS
CascAaeu, DecJs Ds,4ues aai Persian Cja-iS large
fnc SCHTT K EAWFGRp.
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a Word SO The EsgGl,gcy.

= 0 excuse fer Bread, the Is4ac Re served
. with ksnEe--y & Cos extra warranted
Family Fla.-. Flour tte
city cs,t--a- Also Bran AMI eEerts. 50
81 Main street Terms G. 4sl. GEO. BAR NES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

full Of purity and love: calling me then
10 innocence as now 20 rsconcilia tion.-
Her angel in her likeness had once spo-
ken TO me through the waves. as Herbert's
spirit now spoke to me in her. lss
aa"This is bis portrait.r she continued,
opening one of the ceses. ?" bus s7ai''
- The darkness gathered closer and closer.
But | fought il off brovely. and kneeling
humbly, for The first time was able to
make my confessions. told her ALL
My love for Herbert. bns my fierce fury
temper; my sin. bnt also how uninten-
.tional: my atonement. And then. in the
depth of my agony. Turned to implore
her forgiveness. Hfs
IL do" she said weeping. at was
griesous crime-grievous. deadly-bu,
you have expiated it. You have repent
ed indeed By self-subjugation, and BY un-
wearied iabors of mercy and good among
your !ellow.mer. do forgive you my
friend, as Herbert's spirit would forgive
you. And" in o gayer tone, my be-
loved husband, who will return TO me to-
day, will bless you too for preserving bis
wife. ns ] bless you for preserving me to
him." sif
The darkness fell from me as she kissed
my hand. Yet tsiill shades my life; but
as warning, not as curse-a mournful
past. not destroying PRESENT. Charity
and active. good among our fellow-men
can destroy the power of sin within us;
and repentance in deeds--noi in tears,
but in the life long efforts Of resoiute
man-can tighten the blackness of a
crime, and remove the curse OF pnnish.
'nent from Us. Work and love: by these
may we win car pardon, and by these
stand out again in the light. , ees
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06
q Select Gale.
MY CONFESSION.

had always beena passionate boy -
They said 1 was almost fiend at times
A, Others was mild and loving. My
father could not manage me at home; Sc
was sent TO school. wss more fog
sed. both at home and at school. than
any one esor knew or heard OF. /,
was incesssn. fiogging. II was the best
way they knew Otto educate and correc,
me. remember to this day how my IA
sher and my master used to soy. ''they
would fog the devil out Of me-" This
phrase was burnt At last into my very
being bore it always consciously
bout with me. Iheard it SO often that O
dim kind Of notion came into my mind
that really WAS possessed by devil.
and tha, they were right to try aud
scourge il out Of me. This was q very
ssgue feeling at first. Alter events
made IL more definite.
Time went On in the old way. / was
fosever doing wrong. aud forever under
punishmens-ssrrible punishment that
left my body wounded. and hardened my
heart into stone. ] have bitten my
tongue ill il was tlnck and swollen, tha I
| nigh, moi say repented of what | had
done. Repentance then, was synony-
nous with cowsrdice and shame. A.
last it grew into a savage pride Of endu-
rance. l lsloried in my sufferinss. for
In.w that | came the sconquesor out OF
,hem. The masters might fog me till
tainted; but they could not subdue me.
My constancy was greater than their tor.
lures, and my frmness superior to their
will. Yes. they were forced to acknowl :
edge It'll conquered them: the devil
would not be scourged out Of me At their
bidding; but remained with me at mine.
When look back to this time of my
boyhood, seem 10 look over wild ex
panse of desert land swept through with
fiery storms. Passions ofevery kind con
vulsed my mind; unres, and mental :ur-
moil, strife and lumult. aud suffesing
never csasing: this 10 the picture of my
youth whenever turn il from the dark
wall of The past. But it is foolish TO re-
call this now. Even al my sgs. chasten-
ed and sobered rs en-. it makes my
heart bound with the old passionate shrob
again. when ! remember The torture and
the fever Of my boyhood.
had . few school friends. The boys
were sfssid of ms. very satvsaIIy; and
shrank from any intimacy with one under
such . potent ban as /. resented this.
and fought my wsy savsseIy against them.
One only. Herbert Ferrars, was kind TO
me; he alone loved me, end he alone wss
loved in return. Loved. as you may
veil believe q boy Of warm Affection
such - was in spite of all my intem-
perspce Of passion. isolated from 81! and
stunned BY sll-would love any one such
's Heber! He was the Roysl Boy Of
he school; the sobIest; The loved Of eli !
masters snd plsymstes alike; the Chief
{ all, clever; like teuns Apollo among |
be hsrdsmen: supreme In the grace and
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poetifal.


Dissolve the Union, Who would part
The cha in that binds us heart 10 heart?
Each link was forged by sainted sires
Amid the Revolution's fires;
And cooled-oh, where SO rich a food
In Wauen's aud in Sumter's blood.
Dissolve lie Union! Be like France
When "Teror'' reared her bloody lance,
And man became distinctions child,
And woman, in her passions wild,
Danced in the life -b.ood Of her Queen,
Beside The dreadful guiilotinel
Dissolve the Union. Roll away -. loi
The spangled Flag Of Glory's day;
! Blot out the history or tue brave, ss 9sf
And desecrate each Pat,io;'s grave; a
And then, above the wreck of years, -f5
QuaG an eternity Of tears. Hr.f
Dissolve the Union, Can it be
That they who speak such words are freef
Great God! Did any die to save stsl.
Such sorjid wretches from the grave
When breast to breast, and brand to brand
Our patriot fathers freed the landl
Dissolve the Cnion, Hol Forbeari
The sword Of Damocles is there;
Cut but the hair, and esr.h shall know
A darker, deadlier tale of wo,
Than Histry's crimson page has toll
Since Neio's car in blood e'errolled.
Dissolve The Union. Speak, We hills
Ye everlasting mountains cry:
Shrek out ye stiearns and mingling rills,
And ocean roar in agony:
Dead Heroes. leap from Glory's sod
And shield the manor Of your God.
- [st. Louis Republican.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

-
DREADFUL STATE OF PoLITIes. We
take the following extract from cde OF
our city papers: 80 -
Still less respect have I for thost
Repubiican politicians who are found Ss.
scending from their pulpiis. dragging
their sacerdotal garments through the
cess pools Of political strife, bssnsearins
alike The character they have heretofore
professed. and disho1oring lie cs6ss they
pretend 10 defend. !" sslf
We have never dared to defend those
ministers who have left the pulpit 10,
preach politics. Bat ii polftfes il so
mean. dirty, and sinful as is septssesiisd
above, we may be compelled 20 chsies
our sentiments on the subject. and may
urge ministers aud Christians 20 pitch
into il. as they would into herd OF rep
robaies. TO moralizs. il not convert ths
whole mass Buffalo Ckristias Ad,..
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Il not unfreqnsntly occurs. when PEI
sonssre stked ifshey wilf subscribe Tor =
newspaper. or il they already take il. .thss
they reply No. bat n.jghbor b. thRss 4 :.
and have The seading Of IL every week"
Such ofsen sdi ;ethss they considss il ttS
best psp per they kuowslof." They ors
bene dtted every week BY ths tolls. ~!
pIexities. and expenditures of -tn5os
who receive nothing fsom them 81 D.
turn. Reader, il you feel repsovtd. jn5s
send in your name snd sshs ~, pipss
yourself. aa.aa i ten -..z..2 ..l.--ll
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CtsH. REEVE, Atty. at Law. Collections
~, puactually attended to in Northern In
diana. Lands Tor sale cheap.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

M w. SMITH, Justice OF the peace, Will
lVl. atten end to business ia the Circuit and
Com. Pleas courts Over the Post Office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06
[No. 81

learn from the above extract, and some
further information appended below. II
has been successfully rsised in this couu-
lty by Mr.. WIN. P. Long. He has tried
its sugar furnishing properties. and iads
il equal TO any representa- lion made OF il.
We saw a small Bottle Of the 'molssses,
and we can attest from the bes, Of evil
dence-s good long ,aste--that II is very
much better favored ths1 cfdinary Or.
leans atoiasses. resembling the 'sclari-
fed" OF golden syrup" and even moro
resembling first rate article of"home
made" The stalk win grow anywhere.
apparently where corn will grow. aud
thoagh it yields larger amount Of Juice
to the stalh in the South. il is rich enough
here to furnish sugar at sefy much below
the present rates. or indeed any ordinsry
price, il the experiments already KsuJ
may be deemed test of lis value.
The following detail OF the expeirnen n,s
OF Georgia farmer will throw some light
on its sugar properties. -rras
On The 18th OF this month. finding ths
seed fully ripe, I had fhe fodder pulled
and the seed heads cut. 4,
The yield Of fodder per acre is f,l00
10 1900 lbs.. and yield of seed 23 bush
els, of 36 lbs. to the bushel. At the
first trial Of the mill. 20 average canes
gave 20 quarts Of juice. Subsequently.
606 average canes, passed once through
the rollers, gave 3S gallons and o.;
passed second time through. . gsllops.
The 40 gallons and qt. gave 8 gallons
of thick syrup. 'og aaeH sas.
l carefully measured an eighth of an
acre, having the best canes and The best
stand. and another eighth having tho
poorest canes and the poores, Stand. The
result give below: the canes passed once
through the roller. glessc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

Dlei ssys thstf Sr,adi esryst1y
u opt TO put ! GERS on msn Eort tAs =,
n,indn Of sic dsys'