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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
MORTGAGE SALE.

MORIUAGE SALE.
UY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID and Execution, to me directed, from the Clerk
of the Marshall Circuit Court of Marshall county,
State of Indiana, will expose at public sae at the
Court House door, in Plymouth, in said county, on
Saturday the llth DAY of October, 1856, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock a. M, and O'Clock, p. IN.
of said day, the following described Real Estate
to-wit:
The North East quarter of section seventeen
40 in township thirty three 1881 north of rang
four a. East, containing one hundred and sixty
acres or less; situated in said County of Mar
SHALL and State of Indiana or much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy said Execution for the
sum of fve-hundred and fifteen dollars and TWEEN
ty-nine cents, and all accruing interest and costs
Taken as the property of William Este and
Rowley Bouslog to satisfy an execution in favor of
John Gait.
J.F VAN vALKENBURGH, Shift, NC
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
LIST OF LETTERS.

LIcI OI AE IL II
ID EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
IL Plymouth, October /, 1856. Persons calling
for the same, will please come prepared with the
necessary change, as cent additional is charged
for advertising.
Geo Aspenliter Mrs Oskmawch
DIR. Beard n b Peaters
Antony Burk John POast
David Buck l. d Park
Isaac Butler John Pleak
T. VI Chamberln Mrs Paddock
] Campbell G. w Parker
James Crow Quick John
Thos Clifton 2 Rodabaugh John
Simeon Cudney 2 Robins Jacob
Mrs Elizabeth Dass Rush Mrs Martha
Draper Truesdal Russell James
James Z Edwards RigeR
f Ogesdorier Rhodes Daniel
Francis Edwards Smith w b
James 5 Frager Snder Henry
Matilda Furbee Scott Archibald
Dryark Gardener Shawn John
G S Click Turner
Aberlin Harvey Taplin Minard
Charles Jones Truesdale Isaac
Kinscy Vanlien David
David Kline Wolfenberger Friedrich
Zehann Linz Weaver Jacob
Mills Eli Walter Peter
G. Omstead Whivley David
Jerusha Lynch White P A
II Myers Walker VIM C.
III Maber
Persons calling for any of the above, will please
say Advertised" and name date of list.
JOHN X. BROOKE, P. VI.
oct2-47ft.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
BRYAHf'S MERCANTILE IySTITBTEl
OF INDIANAPOLIS.

OF DIANAPOIIS.
II ME object Of this Institution, as It's name inn
ports, is to afford to Young gentlemen and la
dies opportunity to become thoroughly qualified
for the Counting Room and general business pur-
suits OF life. on the most scientific principles.
BY first teaching each and every pupil TO write a
bold, legbe hand; 2ndy, by teaching the science
of Book Keeping, by double and single entry. as
practically applied to every department of bust
ness, together with Lectures on the Laws and
Customs of Trade and the Science of Accounts
Terms of full course (of or 10 weeks S:.3 90
Terms for partial course, embracing the
practical. part of Book Keeping and bus
mess PcnmansIiip,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II 90
Terms for full course in Ladies Department 10 90
Which must prepaid or secured.
1J-for further particulars circulars.
augl1-l0ly. L. J. BRYANT, Principal.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

N Office is hereby given, that the undersigned
Y Administrators Of the estate of Henry Yock
ey, deceased, will offer for sale, at the late resi-
dence of said decedent in German township, on the
22d day of October 1856, at public outcry, all the
personal property belonging to said estate Except
that which taken by the widow,) consisting of
one horse beast, cattle, farming utensils, &c. A
credit of twelve months will ZEE given on all sums
over three dollars, by the purchaser giving his note
with approved security, waving valuation and ap-
praisement laws, with interest from date.
SIMON SNYDER, } -.
JACOB YOCKEY,} holn rS'
oct2-41t3.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
HORACE CORBIN,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, PLYMOUTH, IND
"A Will attend to all business, in the line OF his
Profession, entrusted to his care, in the Circuit and
Common Pleas Courts in Northern Indiana; and
viii give particular attention TO buying and selling
Land, paying Taxes, &c
Plymouth, Nov. IS, 1855 -
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
(tASH paid for BEEF HIDES at
~ (43) CHARLES PALMER'S.

MOODS will be given in exchange for Square
II Timber, Lumber and Produce of almost all
kinds at the BRICK STORE. %
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
SPRING & SUMNER TRADE!
CUTTING e MAKING

Will be attended to the shortest notice, and i'm
the latest and most approved STYLES.
In returning thanks To his old friends and Gus
TONERS for their liberal patronage, nc solicts call
from all who may want ANYTHING in his line OftrIde.
Lumber and Shingles bought at the highest price.
mav.S-2Gtf.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

STATE OF INDIANA,
.STARKE COUNTY,:
In the Stark Common Pleas Court, October
term, 1856.
Notice is hereby gwen that George Feldn, Ad-
mnstrator of the estate ofConrad Suits, deceased,
has filed his petition sell the real estate the dece
dent, his personal being insufficient to pay his debts
and that said petition will be heard at the next
term of the Court of Common Pleas of said county.
CHARLES HUMPHREYS,
Clerk c. G. 7. s. e..
Pr. A. w. PORTER, Deputy.
Sept, 3, 1856 ~.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

The Plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by c.
III. Reeve, his Attorney, has filed in my office his
complaint to correct description in land; and it APP
pearing by affidavit that the defendants, Sheldon P
Philips, Sarah Ann Philips, Thomas Murphy, James
Murphy, are non-residents of the State of Indi-
ana; they are therefore notified of the filing and
tendency of said complaint, and that the same will
be heard at the next term of the Marshall Circuit
Court, to commence the second Monday of Feb
ruary, 1881 and unless they appear, plead, answer
or demur thereto, the same will be heard and de-
ternined in their absence.
ATTEST: NEWTON r. PACKARD,
oct247t3. Clerk Marshall c. c.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
Opium, or Ardent Spirits.

I'm many cases OF Dyscntcrv or Fux, which super
vcn,s Cholera. this Extract of Jamaca Ginger
has been given, bringing about an entire cure al
tel the cases had been given up by physicians. who
had tried all ordinary means To 10 purpose. This
extract is composed of enc loirvfd ami harmless
element; ii possesses, in concentrated form, all
the valuable properties of pure Jamaica Ginger,
and is WARRANTED to be free from all irri-
tating other properties of an injurious tendency.
ANY amount of certificates could be given of it,
extraordinary virtues, but prefer to let the art
Gle sneak for itSolf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02
Guitars, Gu tars!.

HNIIE DEMAND FOR THIS DESERNE ED
" popular instrument has been So great that
the undersigned has Get v,nncd 10 devote special
attention to their sale.
His instruments are from the best manufactur-
in the world and cannot fail give satisfaction
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

Has been used with happy and never failing effect
for all of the above diseases and is perfectly
safe, Reliable, and Ellicacious Remedy under all
circumstances, and is used constantly hy the most
successful practitioners OF Medicine To the
T'RI TELING CONNt-NIT}-
1t is particularly scrviccaLlc. few drops giving Il
glow and vi"or to the stomach, serving to correct
the bad results arising from change of wa'cr and
diet, without any OF the facilitating effects which
lrn aurc u tollNM tie ~ II
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-02

OF every description, Haimes, Buckles ornaments,
cOck-eyes, thread, wax and everything used in har
ness making, which we will sell cheap be
sold in this part of the country, and respectfully
lict call from those about To purchase
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-04

A SHoEING STooL FOR BLAoKsMrTns.-The
following is a description of stool for black
smiths for shoeing horses, which have invent
ed and found to be very convenient and useful,
and l present il for The benefit OF the craft.
i make light, portable stool, of the form
Of common crutch, with one leg, and put a
cushion on the seat. To this is secured strap,
that passes around above the hips, and is
buekledltight in front. The seat Of the stool
is about four inches thick, and is held to its
place in the leg by one iron spur. The black
smith puts il on behind and between the
thighs and buckles it in front, and the horses
foot is placed on the seat; it thus supports
the weight of the animals leg, and relieves
the back of the shoer from that severe strain
which makes horse-shoeing such wolk.-Sei-
entif. american i'' 1
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-04

STAeGERs IN SHEEP AND Hoos,-,S. Pharr,
in the Valley Farmer, says that he had SOW
which took, this same complaint, and run
round and Hover, seemingly in the agonies
of death, her muscles being contracted, and
her snout drawn back. While she lay in that
sit alton, took out my knife and cut her
gums. She bled about half pint, and in less
than twenty minutes she got up and walked
off as well as ever All the rest of my hogs
l cured in the same way. gr.lfl1
He says he has tried the same remedy for
sheep with the same success. He does not
think il necessary 70 cut string or cord. II
the blood veins are cut close 10 lhe gums, the
bleeding will cure. so1
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-04

p LADY BUGS Whatever else ycu destroy in
the insect line, never irjure lady bug; for
in its larv@, lis pupa (t~o stages of its meta
mcrphoses,) J and its insects states, it feeds up
on the aphis the plant louse or ".vine fret
ter,'' thatis so pestilentin gardens and green
houses, and even in window gardening among
parlor plants. Every child knows the lady
bird as well as the zoologist, wi o calls it
/" coleopterous, !" that is, sheath-Kinged--bav-
ing its wings under cover Of pair of shells
running longitudinally. The wings are Of
various brilliant colors, generally between or
ange and deep red. 1t belongs TO the same
genus of insects as the beautiful cochineel. =
West Farm Journal
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-04

MAnEe EACH OTHERisU UEccMFoRf1DLE i
There Is SO much insinceiity and -formslity in
the pleasurable department Of hum an afe--
especially in social pleasures---that instead OF
bloom there, is, q slime upon u, which dead
ems and corfupts Che thing. One OF the most
comicai sights, tosuperior Beings, must be to
see two human creatures, with el ,borate
speech and gestures, making each other Ok
quis'tely Uncomfortable from civility the one
pressing what he Isl most anxious that ahe
other should not accept, and the other accept
ing only from thefear Of giving offence byIre-
fusal.- Selected. .y,.o ~ J
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-04

A New PEsr,-A caterpillar in new dre IS
has made its appearance in some parts of this
city. and is actively engaged in the defoilation
OF fruit and ornamental trees. 1t is about one
inch long. of yellow color, with dark strir
extending the whole length of the back, sur.
mounted with four yellow camel like tufts. =
1t is supplied with long anterse, carries a hisl
tail, has great appetite, and is good work
er. BY anew systt m of reproduction severa
successive generations come forward during
the same season. Upon jaring the tree
smartly it spins down like the canker-worm.
-Eh0rleSt0aCn aurora. far. .-. ra
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-04

ADVICE TO YOUNG FArMERs.--Allow me to
say, to young farmers especially, let us be
lstudious and inquisitive, as well as Iaborious
let us be simple and frugal in our habits
adyoid useless expenditures leave tine dress,
and fast horses, and snowy dwellings, to those
who really need such things to recommend
Them. Let US ever rememer that for. health
and substantial wealth, for rare opportunities,
for self Improvement. for long life and real
Independence, farming is the best business in
the world - GOldtApaa
That which moveth the heart most is the
best poetry il comes nearest unto God, the
source Of all power.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-04

WATERMELoE MoLAssEs.-An article has been
going the rounds Of the papers about the
pTac,icability Of making mo'a-ses from water
MELONS. We felt incredalous on the subject,
but have recently been presented with bot.
tie Of it BY our friend Philip A, Mason, q
Woodbury.. New Jersey. who is well known
in this market as q successful grower Of the
sweet Watermelon. II was really nice ar.
ticic, elear, sweet and of very pleasant fla.
vor. He informs us the o ly process was tc
bod down the pulp TO about one half, The
boiling MAS continued for several hours
Whether it Willvpay to manufa ture molasse,
in this way is smother question. and matter
Of very great PennsytUania Farmer
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-04

y. A FARMERs ,LlFE,-The New England
Farmer in a recent article, has the following
on the life Of farmers 81.
s@ "The highest grati6catioa which we found
was not in the noble Lorses, fat beeves, milch
kline, pigs. poultry or vegetables. but in the
expression of sentiment fast increasing in
the rural population. A great many people
have described the be ief that labor is an evil,
and that there is no enjoyment in the occu-
patton that earns The bread we eat and the
delightful home we occupy. a- .r f.
. Alter looking at all the departments of
the exhibition, we were SO fortunate as to be
introduced to several of the women of Hamp-
shire county; and in their expressions of at
tachment to rural life, and Of the happy in
huences OF rural occupations upon themselves
and their children. we found a source Of graft
6cation far exceeding that which any other
matter afforded. They feel that in the calm
and rational pursuits Of agriculture and its
kindred branches, horticulture and arboricul-
ture, there is less excitement of the passions,
less temptation to lure from the paths of vir.
tue, and constantly ennobling influence that
lifts the soul through nature God.
/" That God daguerreotyped as it were, be-
fore us all and we see bis wisdom and love,
in the bending grass, the trembling leaf, the
sparkling dew, and in "a thousand wonderful
q operations constantly carried on by his super
intending care. and which are ever present tC
him who culiyates the soil. ( That there arC
lessons Of trust, Of confidence, of submission
20 be found in, the garden and field in many
), different forms that wisdom may be found il
every flowerth blooms, or insect that lives
that there are. 80 vi .lt....1 ,- ..-7.a
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-04

,EE a horse show is to be held at Salem,
Columbiana county, in this State, on the 3D.,
4-h and 5.h Of the presentmonth 51 ~
wShallow ploging, as a general ding,
tends to impoveish The soil, ami at the same
time the production is diminished. ro-g*
,. An exchange says that if calves are
troubled with veim'n, give them table
spoonful of sulphur every other morning for
!, ,,aaL -a - plHtY ssii iE -3J4i 'i'T yIl'. n
a"eeA' luIsirs brs $50 .4t % ,u5f Is-o'aH 3'|
ETIf farmers would have stables and
sheds for their stock during the winter, they
will be kept with one-third less food, than
when exposed TO the inclemencies OF the
.,l '7gtl sos sbaHG iOohya n
"eainsr'siir -1b ahrs' sri T, sT .il-Hg AHFgNi
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OF such Jury or ldtics as he may deem necessary
u,Ili spPse ofahs criminal l,usnss then hentIfng
or ,ia.Hah may ysbeIbroqghtdbeloreotl courts st
eiiRTyql, ,ueiie phs ageieHpd toin ghe Y,e q pre-
eelipg NC ion and unless eclerk, shall ne
gslSs such ordsf,In9 Jury shall bed dawn Qt sum !
inoned Tor said -tetms. -,
|. Skc. a0'1Be jaage Of said cont ,shdlIgSlso
hake Jpossers hold nsbeciaii teftAsE Within ami
lfoca,iSl iSlconntyiT saidSubaiNisinga ayttlorwith-
fotihe, transactiYn " ony bpsiHcssaYlael could
lawfully be- ei,lopgiptpny regular lierpl OF said
court, Whenever such term shull. in bis opinion. .
be nscsssa ~; Biqre such Special ieEv, sbaa be
hhell. ihe Judge shall deliver his wTut len lice
fthereof,9o ne clefk, Who sliah p0bisiiihe safne
al least thirty day p1of 10 suchterins ih sotne
hhewsru PEI pFinfed,s ahd IN grnefdln circulation
tin saidl rouh tDsiisil befthe duty OF
sprh clerksand the otlRf dflitt Is Of said cburt
ktoa,erlormlsue d,l lies a. mey beneeessaty pre-
6ppratoy 10 hhelholdins OF such 'speqial, ,tefms,a
SEC. %, Tbe clerk OF said conrt, IN any copp
ty in which, Rom any causes, there Shall not be
Sufficient tins before any, term 70 draw jprirs
iiSs 10 idfi9s, shah proceed to drSw infies IND
issHe wff,s foffhem any time befpre s,cf terms
and The same shall lbeoas aid and binding as II
tissuettin pursuannelof saidlawg5 slaeinGiaus
svSscgs6s That fourth ssctimofihe acteh-
htited e aIiyact 10 FIX pIl pros ids cfuf holding
the terms of the, court Of com mon pleas in The
lseyerg coup Ties of the fifth judicial district in
fOhio,ss passed january 81, 1851, be, and the
same IS hsreby repesied?Stq lata S1s'eh 70
/ ioa sttd5ot9sEd b N. H ? VANsVORHES. yea
Speaker OF the Hodse Of Re pnsematives.s
-THoMAS-H H. FORD,
11aq sgrdsoJsw gTo1' President the Ssnate
February 8, 1856 s9h
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-04

The BLAcKBERRr CRoP OF Lone ISLAND -
Until last year, nearly tie whole Of the Black
berriesgrown upon Long Island were suffered
to go TO waste. Previous to the ripening
season last year, Messrs. Drew d French Of
this city, who are largely engaged in the fruit
trade, sent out Mr. Joseph II. French, who
perambulated the interiorof The e'island, nduc
ing the pt ople 10 gather the berries; and offer
ing them a liberal price. The result was. a
moderate quantity were saved, and the ad-
vantage Of saving all was proved. even to
Long Island farmers, who are rather slow to
see their own interest This year they took
the same course, and The result has been that
this city has paid the farmers of Long Island
for the blackberry crop Of this season not less
than Eve thousand dollars The prices paid
the pickers averaged about 64 Gents quart,
aud some have picked more fiom their land Al
that price that il would sell for by tie acre
-Neu Y ork TieJQne .
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-04
TIE NRMl, RMl, AND, GARDEN;
IT M It-AEll-il.s- s-4A4ll4As--r4A DdI
F.. ,,,q ;, AUSTIN ,se9TT, Editor: or,
% STATE FAIR

III a. q |
= 'iEveEy preparation is, being made Dot The
saPprosel,ing state, Fair apd,tie aetiyiy Of
io ts Hiceislle eIlgibiiity Of the location, and
iihe generally increased interest in ,agtieuItur-
al science, warrants llt opinion hat il will be
more fully attended than any of its predeces-
. sors. pPvri,l ania, New York. and many
otbel States, win b; well represented, while
Ohio is full " awakesto dhe impottant, move
IN, Mt, and wili1add much TO htr credit in the
sst uiatiun of,isiiors by de evmpltt Mss Of
the xribi iipn... s's'' ,5ss - sa''i ,jjr1,,vry
.5s w. ave never approved oftht MANNER in
lwhiehtour State " airs are gotten up but unit
more, pthet artnrgem,nts are made, we
must nske the best IL, al d render them as
perfect as it is possible, TO have any, hing laid
upon,an impeif Ct foundation. Oar ot tjection
is thHt that the State is not rr pres. ned and
in many instances The bes. ,s.otk and farm
prodocts are not xhibud. Il is said that
all have IN equal privilege, an thai l are
earnestly Invited 10 x'ibit tp, cine S 4 tbeis
;. skill and enterprise. but this only answers as
an excuse Gr the managers Of the F ,ir J. il is
no remedy for the evil. 5-. :, , ..,,, 4, !
iH,i Oar remedy would be'thio bet the coun-
lies hold their exhibitions prior TO the State
Fair, and then provide for, furnishing all ar
q ,icles receiving premiums at county Fairs, for
presentation at ihs SAFE SHOW. To make
this system perfect; there should be uniform
ity in the county premiums |; equal induce :
+, ments bling held out for the. same articles
2 throughout the States Thus the county and
State Fairs would become united, and it ap-
pears to us that the result would not fail to
be prod &c I've Of much good Itwould afford
ine opportun " for contrasting the different
capabilities Of seperate sections Of the State,
and the advancement, m ,de by the farmers in
ID distinct localities. + .s-,t ,.,. s3-2-, ,
--' These facts wcu'd DO much to stimulate
the backward and encourage those in advance.
II would also enable those engaged in the.
work to know where to place their efforts,
and what kinl of TX T ioa to make, This
would give us system where we now have
mere haphazud work--no certainty as to
who will attend OF what will. be exhibited
Some Of the best prizes may be secured by
those residing in the vicinity of the exhibition,
not because The articles exhibited are merit
orious, but for the reason that no competition
is offered. Many persons take their articles
q to these shows merely because there is no oT
position. and receive premiums when they
know that justice and right wolld not allow
IT, BIT we merely intended to allude to this
subj CT, leaving the reader to canvass its mer-
It's for himself. - tr T.t-. ...-- E-A.H.
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February 8, 1856.
mo. S az hlAT1cr .ss .si : !

To prescribe The times for holding the court Of
common pleas in the third subdivision OF tile
fifth judicial district. 70 .IIs
SEcEIoN q Be il enacted by the GeneralAs-
sembly of the State Of Ohio, That the terms Of
the court of common peus for the several coun-
ties in the third subdivision of The fifth judicial
district Of Ohio shall be held annually hereafter
as follows, owitt 5gFgwWy
In the county OF ofPickawsy, on the third Tues
day Of Feburarys the first Tuesday OF June, and
the sixth Tuesday aftel the first Tuesday of oc-
In The, county Of Msdison, on-the third Tues
day after thinl Tuesday of February, the third
Tuesday ofJune, and the eighth Tuesday 'aftei
the first Tuesday October ;D0I
0 In the county of Franklin, on the fifth Tues.
day after the fhifp Tuesday in February, the
second Friday, after the third Tuesday of June
the frs! Tussdsy Of October, and the third Tues
SE,, 2. That at the terms for Franklin coun
~, ,commencing on the second Friday after the
third Tuesday of June, and on die third tuesday
OF January no ciViE btsiness shall be trdnsactet
reqireirg Tie interyenhofo d bry, F., ofinAsllicl
il shall be necessary 10 examine witness1s il
open eniiItlC g. .L't CsH 'rio 4
SIC. 3. If the judge OF saiac shall deem
it eXpcdient, he may, by his written order tt
the clerk, require the drawing and summoninI