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UrNpuREY MARSHALL on BUCHANAN S
pnospEcrs. Humphrey Marshall has written
letter to the kentucky Commonwealth, i'll
which he uses the following language respect
ing Mr.. Buchanan S strength: -
THE people of the saycholding states can
elect Mr.. Fillmore without sending the cleo
ton to the House. if they will unite on him.
A union upon Mr.. buchanan will not, cam
not. now accomplish that result. lie IS 100
acrltt in The free SideS 10 do any 9oot Mere T'lt
him. | declare that | do not beiiere he e'n'
cmry sinqlc free State, i Mr.; FMm9rc ,T sS,e
droyped to-y feel eertajHp H %eh Ola have been
. nst on" Ut in T united South consider IT. and
nn for Fillmore and pon'laon either Of whom
would lc .,at,. e" 81. S'aaI'
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CONTINUANCE For MILKING Cows. The
Scientific AmcricoH has an article showing
novel arrangement Of mechanism, intcn-
dpd for the assistance Of dairy maids and
others who milk COWS. The milking Is done
by mcan2 of a crank attached TO a shaft, on
which there arc four elastic arm, Of steel, the
ends Of which are furnished with rollers. On
one side of the ring within which the rollers
move. there is an elastic pocket into which
the animal teat is placed. The back of this
pocket is stiff, so that when the rollers reyolvc,
they will come in contact with the front part
of the pocket and press it, with the teat,
against the back part.
The tcat thus pressed is relieved of its milk,
which flows down through the pocket and
through the hollow case ofthe instrument into
tub, and thence into the milk pail. Nothing
can exceed the simplicity of this device. Its
size is convenient and its cost not great.
The inventor thinks that cows may be mllked
much quicker by this cont>ivance than by
hand Neither the hand Of the operator nol
the teats of the cows are liable to be made sore
as they are when the pressure Of the hand is
continually applied. Undesirable the instru'
ment may be made with two pockets, SO as
to milk two tcatS at time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

An ARMY MIssING.,-Thc PrnSsian official
Correspondent says:-"Gencral Chrulell, who
commanded a Russian division during the
siege of Scbastopol, was afterwards sent to
the frontiers Of Persia, where he appears to
have advanced too far into the hostile territory
Gut off from all communication with ms own
countrymcn, and threatened on his Hank by
immediate hordes Of Circassians and Nnrds,
he found himself obliged to make retreat
across boundlcss wastes of the inhospltabie
sand stcppcs, and as nothing has hitherto
been heard OF him, great fears are entertained
lol the safety Of the General and his whole
army"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

10Y Order Of the Oq,it MS Court Of Cecil
80 county, the undersigned will oAcr at
Public Sale, in Port DEPOSIT, on
Sfvriay. lie G& dag Of September, 1856,
the following described property. belonging
to the estate of the late Robert ChrSty: |
large and superior stone Derrick, with iron
Guys. complete; Crane and Fall Chain,
Stone Ark and lot OF Poles, l superior
stone Cart, (ncwD
Fay Mare,
gentle and kind worker: | 2-horsc Wagon.
Also, Il general assortment Of Quarry and
Stone Cutters Tools. such as Crow Bars,
Hammers, Axes, Au@urS, Drills, P"riitS,
Chisrls, &c. Bar iron, round, Hat and square.
together with variety Of articles not cuil-
mrrttrd.
TGHMs.-Al sums under so cash: oven
$40. / months with interest and approx cd
security.
O. Sale to commence at > o'clocl; p. NJ.
MARY ANN CliNlSTI,
August %, lSjj-ts. Administrators.
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I3AIfIEI.lt'tS
Do L Is 7. E-A c TIN G
FORCING AND LIFTING PUMP.


rzNElISPlMp has advantages ovcrany other
Il in use. in several particulars. Its action
is such that the water is constantly rushing
forward ia the same direction, without re-
action in the cylinder, whether the. piston
rod moves up or down, by which II great
amount OF powcris saved, and more water
l,asscd through cylinder Of the same ca
pacitv than by those where the water is first
drawn into the cylinder. and then suddenly
rcuctrl and forced ont. Il difference ajom as
crooj Nc mat boj,reoy Eprpjyy n lrgpou, hearilV
H,IoJ ,,,,I,,, Ion yt,,r,cJ ouJ yiopDiD O 0uJ
.L,.s;',,, o,,nr,,,oJ H. i. moro sin,tIe in its
',,,,,,,,,t,,'.,it Tl.ro ara hut t,ro ruIrcs il,
49,, nI,,'', i,,l az ,,l,i.h ,r, oonnectnL with
it,,,, iif,I ,,,,,',!,',,. ,,;ii fin, ,.,lv,s may
i'''''''., "'''o'' Y;l I',,,,,'' ,,,,,
DC easily removed ana repaired ID! any o"'
who can turn screw or cut piece OF leather
have IL Double Acting Forcing and Lifting
punn with no more machinery or liability to
aot ,.m+ of or,Ior th,n thr Sin1ln Acting lift
- p 49,, ,r,.,t ,I,,,,ta,ro Of III.
Pump is, that the pstons are always under
water. bv its pecuIiariy of action ana no
mir can cousc0urntlv pass them; it docS'not
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size Fate ca1 Gsacy.

L0rIs NAPOLEON -Tun porlcY OF THE AZ
IIEs.-Euri Grey recently delivered an nlppr-
tant speech in the British House Of lords
In the coulic of his remarks, he alluded 10
Turkey aS u corrupt and lettering Govern
mcnt, which could not exist, as kingdom,
for forty years. The Earl, it will he seen,
concpuS in the views that were some time
since expressed by the Emperor NirholaS.-
The fate of Turkey appears to he regarded
only as 4 question Of The Empire. but nothing
more. Nay. it may become cXpCdicnt for
them to decide whether they shall partition
Turkey among themselves, or permit it to he
come the prey Of Russia. II will be rcmeIn
hercd that the late Car argued that the down
fall Of Turkey was inevitable. and that hence
it became Che duty of the nations Immediately
interested, to determine upon the distribution
Of the territory before he innl ca ttstrophc.
England and France denounced his policy as
unjust and outrageous under the circumsan-
ceS, and replied in effect that Turkey possess
cd much more national vitality than Russia
was disposed to believe. Now, however, an
other view Of the subject is beginning to pre-
vail and England and France are competing
with each other fOr influence at the MusSrl
man Court. France has just sent thilhrr as
her representatives, the ablcSto of her diploma
tie corps, She has also nearly one hundred
and fifty thousand Of the best soldiers in the
world, III the Fest, and will soon have more.
BY means of the compact at MalaSk, which
| had been fortified with extraordinary care
| Louis Napoleon may be said already to he
military master Of CunstantnoIlc And such
indeed, is the suspicion entertained by Che
Turks themselves, They are aStoniShcd and
conioundcd by the movement, but they can
not help it.
Thus then, the French Emperor is operating
in two ways-by the blcst orhis diplomalists
and through the agency of a powerful army.
| The war, it is true. was undertaken by the
Allies with the o,tcnSiblc object Of maintain
| ing the integrity Of the Ottoman Empire. But
circumstances alter cases, and if Turkey can
not defend herself against Russia, she must
secure the aid Of some other power, and that
power must be duly rcmunclatel for her Ser
vices.
What the Interior design Of Louis Napoleon
may be- il is of course impossible to speak
with confidence But, if according to Earl
Grey the Turkisl, Empire cannot last forty
years longer, the inference is plain that France
is preparing herself for the l"aoVemc.d. Nay,
Great Britain may be induced by the cXigcn,
cieS Of the case, to concur, and thuS the very
prize which Rus Sja has so long been seeking,
and which England and France withheld from
her grasp, may become the property of one OF
both Of The Allies. -8ic.mrNS Reporter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

OUT FOR FILLMORE The San Diego Herald
formerly the organ Of the Democratic party
in the southern portion Of Alta-Caliiornla, is
out for Fillmore and DonclSon. Its EDITOR
j. Judson Ames, ESQ.,, says he can go that
party any longer. The sonora Herald one Oh
The ATTEST papers in the mining regions also
hoists the American ilag, and Is DONG STOUT
battle for Fillmore and DonCSon.
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n~JrThc Washirficstlon Of Ilcrbcrt's poll
fri"n mat paper expressly says. Mr.. Her
bert is member Of the Democratic party"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

At a late tircman's supper, the followi~a
toast was %ivcn: 'Iadios Of 80 like thu hl''-'
man bucket Wei ho2ped,-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

Political SLANDrRs.-In 1911 when
Mr.. Clay was running for the Presidency
buchanan and Biglcr were both on the stump
against him in Pennsylvania. -Bigler rcpca-
ted again and again the stale and refucd SLAM
der which Buchanan had Started against Mr..
Clay, and Mr. Buchanan heard it, aad WdS
sHcd. They both stood under banner with
II bloody hand pointed upon it, which bore
the inscription,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

The murderer Of the L,uacdcd CHIcy." and
under that lying flag they both declared that
"Joncs K. Polk mas n bdter tmiG mon hoa
Henry CiGy." The Wings Of the interior Of
Pennsylvania will remember these incidents
when such hoa0,obie men testify to the pat
riotism and virtue Of the sage Of Ashland.
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TgyIIE highest price paid Cash for RAGS
a (woolcn cNccptcdD al the Rockville
Paper Mill on the Little Ell. by
march 2G-tI j.. JORDAN.
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TllEIn BRrTISnNESS.

They have no regular hours for meals or
sleep. but each sleeps, wakes and eats as best
plcascs him. don't know anything which
imprcsscs one more forcibly with the disgust
ing neal ness of man TO the brute, than to sec
human being, thus wake from sleep. stretch
out his hand seize a bird, ard after devouring
it raw like a wolf, turn over and go to sleep
again. And yet they arc not wanting III
courtesy of quite all elevated character.
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-, I'm c,so Of al FACTORIES ami dwell
= =! '...-,,t;!! - w supplied with A. Banker
yn til-,''0'lh5 @lc9m l'i Hand Pump.
- AILL4S u C-lNIWLLL
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'iNiE ScicntiGr American says \. E3pLm,t las
/ tent Pump is the best innrs. For sale by
cen made for II uul"h Apl tS a uANIWEIL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-25

@ A negro named Andersen was
arrested near Louisville, a few DAYS
since. charged with circulating "incen.
diary documents" among slaves. and
raising rumpus. generally. in colored
society. He is the same Anderson whom
we noticed last winter as being drunk
after he had given public notice TO preach
a sermon.
During the guberna torial campaign
the New Albany Ledger and other Afri.
can papers raised the atory shat the Re-
puSlicans had placed him on the stump
to reply TO Willard on several occasions.
We observe that the same pa per, assisted
by the Louisville Democrat, is using the
same lie. when they cannot serve their
party ony purpose at all, unless il is 10
preserve themselves he credit of being
unsafe and unreliable papers and parti-
rans- Anderson was never placed on the
stump by Republicans to reply 10 Viii.
lard.--but where is the difference be.
tween hearing Willard sreah and Ander
son rant? They both drink whiskey a.
like. only Willard little MORE So
Indiana Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-25

Our climate is chapgesble. Pleasant
and charming weather soon passes into
raw and cold taking days. which, unless
provided against. are most disastrous 10
The health Of the people. But the wo-
men-the young ladies' are the most rx.
posed. Pride makes them the mos in
sensible and foolish beings which claim
any thing ofrrason and prudence. They
dress to be sick. and half of them are. bs.
causo they despise thick aud warm cloth
ing. Away with such nonsense. men
az! women. and prepare for the change
OF season. Better be healthy. beautiful.
and robust; than fashionable. thin shod
and bounced dress gentry. with gsnreel
cough and consumptire look. Then
DIRE IS warm. Begin now. Put away
your wafer understandings and trsppings
and beiske Yourself TO thick. warm, sen.
sIble. end protecting clothing. such az
sound minded men and women ought TO
choose.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-25

We understand that Gov. Wrigh. has
appointed Senator Crane Of this County.
and Er Senator Woods of Clark County
10 exsmine the Ohio Penitsntisry, aud
report to him in order TO aid him in ma
king up his annual message.l This ex.
iraordinary proceeding is easily ex-
planned. There are two objects intended
TO be brought sbout-Ftrst, to securs a
seat 10 Err Senator Woods OF the ensue-
ing session of the Legislature. Sscond.
to aid in bringing on the election of U.
S. Senator. To accomplish these objects.
ihie Commission hes been raised. But
we have reason to believe that our prous
Governor will be foiled in this as he has
been in many of his previous machina-
tons Senator Crane, We believe. can
not be entrspped by SO shallow an ar
tifice ss this. And although he will per-
form the duty entrusted promptly and
fully, Gov. Wright need not expect by
honeyed words and friendly actions to
seduce him from his convictions Of rieh.
and Justice. Mr.. Crane 10 q man OF sta
bility. and il Gov. Wright or the en- tire
old line party think they can succeed BY
Aattery or csjolery in securing his aid in
any of their schemes. they are very much
mistaken.-Nsp Albany Tribune.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-25

CT The story about Fillmore men
in The Senate" is a humbug. There is
but one. Mr.. Sage. of Switzerland. and
he is absolutely fixed against giving the
BUCCANEERS their own why. as any man
in the Legislature. Al least. we learn
so from the best neutrality-suspicious.
Journal.
David Crane, the Senator from Floyd
county, is Fillmore man, "too,h and
Ioe-nail." but he is as firmly opposed tc
going into joint ballot in the election oil
U. s. Senator as any OF your Republicans.
And in this he represents the sentiment.
of the American party Of "little Floyd
They would rather have the State uBrep-
resented in Congress for two years than
to have two Democrats elected.-N. A,
Tribune.
1t is evident that il is now the DELHI
crate determination Of he opposition par
ty TO stave off the election of u. s. Sem
ators. and ell other officers elected by
Ioint ballot.-Epansuille Journal.
Good.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-25


. ADvERrIsISa.--Ths Albany Tren.
script gives the subjoinsd instance of the
good effects Of advertising. II is only
one in thousands. Advertising is q
means Of increasing business that many
men are slow to learn. The true bust
ness man appreciates it Immediately
The Transcript says
An instance Of the benefits of odver.
Using was related 10 US the other dsy By
a gentleman engaged largely in the me-
chanical business in Chicago. II was
but few years since when he was EN-
ployed in an establishment in that cit,
as Master Mechanic. His proficiency
and close application TO business, secur
ed to him friends who had The means TO
establish him in business for himself
Upon starting, he al once saw the neces.
sity OF letting his fellow citizens know
that he was carrying on business for
himself. and Of apprising them of his "a
cilities and means for the performs nee
Of the work he was engaged in. How to
do this, he said. he was not long in as
certaining. The press. The ne wspaper,
was the medium through which he could
scatter broad cast this information. He
availed himself Of il, end in short time
his establishment was set going. A lit.
tie longer and he found his facilities
crsmped and On enlargement necessary.
From month to month the increase was
large and rsPid, still he kept increasing
his adveriising.adding to his expense IN.
til it amounted to thousands Of dollars
per snnum. Orders came to him from
quarters he scarcely knew of. Business
men and capitalists saw aad noted the
success he was meeting with, and solici.
ted permissicnto go into co partnership
with him. He admitted two or th,ee
Of the best Of these men and again spread
ous the arms OF MS ests bIlshment, taking
into their folding an increased amount
OF business. This was all done in Ave
years. and the mechanic, who, Ave years
ego. ives working on q salary. is now a,
the head Of an establishment which re-
counts its resources BY the million of
dollars. He made no secret of his sue.
cess. but frankly told rs that he owed il
ell 10 advertising.
We do not refer TO this case az bsinQ
the only one Of like character. There
are hundreds OF others exactly similar.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-25

o6E A contemporary suggests the pro-
priety of using the surplus funds OF The
Black Republicans. if there be any, foI
rhs purpose of converting our political
clergy to the principles Of christi
anity.
We cut the above out of a Black AT
rican paper. The party in favor of ex-
tending slavery seem TO be greatly troub.
led about the stand ministers OF the Cos.
pei have taken against the immoral and
dsmoralizirg principles of slavery ex-
tension end free vhiskey. King George
~, Of Englsnd entertained similar sensi-
ments toward this same class, abou, the
year l776. We are informed. He though,
1t little strange that they should be SO
unanimously opposed to his acts, inten-
dsd ~ they were. to benefit the whole
people. including themselves.
What are the Shsmocrats complaining
abouts Have ministers no civil rights?
Do they wish to disfrsnchise them as a
class' II seems so indeed. But, what
different tune they would sing were
preachers generally on their side. The
few who do vote that ticket are Landed 10
the skies as models of excellence and per.
lection. When President Simpson made
political tour of the State in ls43, for
the benefit Of Whitcomb. did they pro-
test against his interference Did they
denounce him as an "itinerans vsga.
bond?" Verify not. On the contrary.
he was praised and lsuded 10 the skies.
by these same parry hacks and weather
cocks. Consistent fellows. truly
When sae race Of locofoco editors and
stumpers become extinct. impotence and
hypocrisy will be at discount.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-25
BY TELEGRAPH
From the Chicago Tribune.
Congressional.
WAsHiSGroN, Dec, l6.

SENATE
On motion of Mr.. Dodge, a resolution
was adopted calling on the Secretary oil
War for all letters addressed to that de-
partment by Wilson Shannon late Gov
ernor Of Kansas. and by Col. Sumner
relative to Kansas affairs, which have
not been heretofore communicated.
Mr.. Brown give notice OF his intention
to introduce bill providing for the con
structlon OF railroad and telegraph com
munication between the Atlantic coast
and the Pacific.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill amenda-
tory Of the act to organize The Territories
OF Kansas and Nebraska. Referred to the
Com. on Territories.
On motion Of Mr.. Rusk, the joint res
o!ution granting further time TO the cred
itors of Texas TO present their claims and
other purposes, was taken up.
Mr.. Rusk explained and advocated the
resolution which exiepds the time TO jan
uary LIST, 1858. and repesls the provision
in former act for the distribution pro
ra;a of the residue Of those who have filed
their releases.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Whitfield introduced bill pro
viding for the assessment Of damages
sustained by the loss and destruction OF
property, belonging TO the citizens OF
Kansas, during the recent disturbances in
said Territory; also a bill establishing n
district court at Lesvenworth City, and
other places in Kansas. and bill eslab-
fishing additional land districts In Kan.
sas.
Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio. from Commit
tee on Ways and Means, reported the In.
dian civil and army appropriation BILL
Referred TO Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Campbell of Ohio also reported .
bill amending the section Of the tariff act
Of August, 1842. SO as to prohibit impor-
tations of indecent and obscene prints,
transparencirs, statutes, &C., parties Of
tending TO be proceeded against in due
course OF law and the offensive article
destroyed. The bill was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Campbell of Ohio
the further consideration Of the bill re-
ducing duties on imports. reported last
session. was postponed until the FIRST
Tuesday in January.
The debate on the Presidents Message
was resumed.
WAsHIEGroy, Dec. Is.
In the Senate to day ihe bill Of S-nator
Evans. providing for The settling of the
balance duo revolutionary officers. was
taken up and discussed.
The Executive Department reported
that upwards of two millions of doIlsrs
would be required to ply those claims
The amendment proposing to add to the
pay Of the officers Of the navy was voted.
Several Executive co.nmunicat lions
were received BY the Speaker Ct the
House. one transmitting a letter from
Gov. Geary. dated 22d. accompanied with
the minutes of that officer. W hich he says
was kept hourly. as his best vindication.
when he arrived in the territory. He
found his predecessor had pronounced the
people in a state Of instruction. Since
then permanent peace hid been restored
without one drop Of Hood being shed :
he had gone ahead, and what was neces-
sary he did. paying all expen es and he
trusted TO Congress TO reimburse him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-25
NEGRO CITIZENSHIP.

Aftef the adjudgmeni OF two minor
cases the argument in the case Of Dred
Scott W. J. F. Sanford, was resumed
Mr.. Geyer for the applicant took The
broad ground that an African is capable
OF being made a citizen. and that j, had
been so decided by the courts in a mum
Der at cases. At the time of the ssdop
ton Of the constitution every State +x.
cspt the Sla veho!ding States in the con
vention for the adoption OF the constiiu-
tion left open the African slave trade for
twenty yesrs. and TO his mind i: was moi
the intention OF the trainers of that iu-
sirument to make an importation Of ma
terial for citizenship.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-25

Our readers will perceive by the tele-
graphic dispatches in our columns to day
that Lscompte. the notorious Kansas
Judge. has been removed by the Presi
dent. and Mr.. Harrison. Of Kentucky, ap-
pointed in his place. Mr.. Harrison, we
believe, resides In Lexington. was per-
sonal and political friend of The late
Henry Clay. and one of bis executors.-
Since the advent of Krow Nothineism he
has acted with the Democrats. The
country will rejoice at the removal OF
Lecomrts and the appointment Of SO
good . man in his place Is Mr.. Harri-
son. This 10 another and q very zimpor-
tsnt step in the work OF perpetuatina
peace in Kansas.
The above 10 taken from the New Al
bsny Ledger, one of the prominent mod
eTn Democratic papers Of Indiana. Be-
fore the election. this paper. nor any
other of its ilk, had . word to say derog.
story Of this corrupt Judge. and tool OF
the slave oligarchy; now, however, when
IL sees how overwhelmingly its party has
o'sH '.'1 - nus " '"e rec 0's'es'
II can ues's"s'e MN Is inc no'onous
Kansas J1dgs." Notorious for WHAT
Aye answer 'nss. NO word Of complaint
escaped its lips when complaint would
have been Of service 10 the friends of
fs's'" ~ n.n'as-many OF whom had
'o.sa n0'a'ns 0o' 'ns Demoerst'c tick
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-25

gets l70.ls4 votes from the people.
which entities him to 35 electoral votes;
while Fremont gets in New York 275.-
444 votes, or more than 100. 1000 msjori
ty over The vote given TO his competitor
in the States named. and yet gets but 80
electoral votes. With the advantages of
over 100000 majority of the popular
vote. he has no advantage whatever in
the electoral VOTE Piitsburg Gazette