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FASHIONABLE SPRING CLOTHING.
GARDEN SEEDS.
q NTARRANTED fRESH AND GENU1NE-wHOLEsALE AND

XNARRANTED FREsH ANp GENUINT- WHOLESALE AND
,sr.slers-w1die GisnL LrS-Larve scotch
AHrcH"s t-larsc 6lob Mu"S Green Ciiron Pine
HsaNs-Large lAma, small DO. Apple Nnmcg
Rcd Cranberry Scarlet Runners. Wirss NunS-Fnest kind
broad windsor. NasTrEuru
ssir BssSs-Early yellow ss Mrsr,sp-Baet .nd white
Wrsks 40 Mohark 20 China, OSoS-Slver Sktn Whit,
d. Valentine do hali Moon Portugal yellow and Red.
Refugee ioo9 70 one Red Gran OES,
Rsrr-yariy Blood Turnp Nsy; washington Do y,,,y
Rooted DO yellow DO, Long Chsflcion Dusrf ue Prs
BLOOD French sugar Mangei .ian 20 Nsrrovfat Hishop
HsocuI-Purric Cape White PtEsSIrs-Long Smooth
c,su,er-Eariy York Large P,E.ir-curisd
Do. tay sugar Loaf DO Hster FgrrFs-tsrfc Boil
- 10 VNhcart fHt pnich Nose Tomato SHAPED Cay
sssss cql,a , Sssy9y pE%1., ssEsrss lrs, yellow Fi
CtrtuowErs-Fa and RtnufsH-tonT scarlet short
late Top Scarlet Turnip White do.
Cntu white solid Red d., Ntuov DO. Long Salmon. BscE
ug,u Ntdegh.m. w6ts rrli s,lsiror veretse, Oyster
Crcrvssss Tr.,ne d. ~ ~ T,qiy Ha.s n,u
Cluster Long green lonF Green fos'ro-iarge Red DO VEL
so1thrste Ghertln. lov, frr
coSS ta,y sugar DO rusra 1rsyrTsy Fsi Dutch. 10
rcra 10 yellow Esi Tor, Lsrre White NQrot.
FSrivr-greeu Curicd White Qiobs Moot. H.. R,t...
E0G Paw Hybrid
K,tF-Slbcrisn Curled. HEHHs-tnnse. Carrsvav.
Lrrrrcr White Head Lavender sweet pssu. po..
Ice prumhcad Brown Dutch Nay saee savoy
Curied lndis Cspc. sveei Marjorun. n-ne
sps VA PALMER
NOTICE. The subscriber having on th, 9th OF March LAD
~ purchas s Business long tnd voAhiy carried on by
W. william Hoih he would rrIstuy contnuancr IN ne
psronNre inucry extended % him, rs The
ton q ~ pes-c ln eneal g .rgs sad sel ci,i "
~ of Fhieh WI b 'od on the most rcasgnshie terms
wN WALTERS
Uphoaerer sod Paper Hsagsr,
10 ~ Main street, corner sf l9th
RM WHtl,N rooH s sEsys b. found Al the Ola - "a
snd souh soa continuance u ne Psironsse ~ h or
customers 10 the ssis
"HAPPING PAPER.-9SoO rcsm.. landing and for
w "e@ tmal DAVENPORT, ALLEN co
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MEnIII.O IRON PIPE WORKS,
MERRII Il IAAIrES

uEuII.LO IRON PIPE WORKS.
merrill Il JAQUES.
lag Centre street. New York,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS WROUGHT IRON
1VH Pipes Fittings, Tools ami description
connected with Steam, water heating lighting
stesv chnrehrs Ho,els Private DweIling Hospitals
FACTORIES aud Halls.
A>o-NaiVe' Cocks, Pumps GuAges, Boilers and
made 10 order
Our screw Cung Machines entirely own Patent
ued to q" double the work of other
Orders solicited FROM OF the promptly
trnlrl tn. iail--iN-IPl
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

FROM y NJ PETrESGILi. 4 co.'s NEwsRAPER ADvERTIs-
ING nOusE
NJ Co. all
N the unitsd states aud Cansdss Omsss iis Nassau
Ne~ York and !" State street, Bo-to ..
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Andrews a JESUP,s
COM Nj ISSION NJ ERCH NTS
COTTON AND WOOLEN MACHINERY

st-rs' stIrxo, src,
Importers aud Dealers in Manufacturer Articles,
No. 81 PINE STREET. NEW YORK.
n. for the this Woodruff WORKS Steam
Engibrs ud Boilers.
t Exclusive agency New Lowell Machine shop
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS.

rso~ skILi.IS. NISsCHEg owES scHELL Gs>,a,L Ns.s
psys. ADvssr,-ss IoUs NJ. st6 Bko,D~Ar. Yonr
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STATEN ISLAND.
FANCY DNEING GEsrABIIsHMENT.
OrrICE. No. JOHN srREET
u,
this Establishment,
long u Che senior partner OF ths nn Nathan Bars,t
for 81 prosecuting their business a fdnd
especially
ceu attaining high degree Of
machinery aud dressing different
practical artistic sk la dy.lns aud finishing Lads.
aud Merino pr- great improvements have been made In
PROPORTION articles
nearly
Cioaks, Msntiss, Velvet Gar-ts,
treated Faded aud Stained gools r,-syed
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES wATERED
Lac. and Mun Curtains Table
.d kshn-s Damask and Morven Curtains Beautifully Dyed
Also, kbon. Hosiery. Gloves, Ac.
Orders executed with an despatch.
Goods received aud returned by Express.
Good. kept sabiec Ia the claim of the twelve
BARRErr. NEPHEws CO.,
sJohn street, doors from Br~sd~sy. n. Y.
jAi4-d6n-lPl
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

NOTICE.
uAS.G. HUNT a DANIEL R. HUNT have con-
- nsetri themselves under the firm Of HUNT BRO CON
ducug general Commission
Virginia b-iwren Cary street aud the DAHv Depot
Harvey, Wood Col
They consguents Tobacco Wheat Flour Corn and all
kinds u country produce promising prompt
sgnmenis, and quick returns jaI-ts
NEW GROCERY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS:
ru>lE unersignsd have united themselves under the
style OF MCDONALD, SPOrTS HARVEY purpose Of
conducting city the above business
the warehouse No 20 Pearl street, Cary
(cey occupied by Hunt
In few days extensive assortment Of Groceries which they
respectfully invite the attention of their friends
rally Experienced members Of the hrm will
the sale of Produce generally and rcevng
goods.
The usual advances made consignment long eype-
rence la the different branches o. prompt
sona attention. hope merit portion public pAtTonAg
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERMS.
Daily p.p- v Per snnam stni Weekly, s Weekly t slusy,
IN Atsucs ksmlttances Of
In all eases where evidence Is taken the deposit h the
Post once containing money
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W. CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS
BS-dly lPl 2i6 Front street. and 9SD Broadway, Y.
I1NNcESIoR SEWING MACrISES-Madr by HOOD, BAT
h rflLE A CO. Worcester, Mas. patented
September 10Th 1916 The-e Machines warranted with
They
and w"rkmAnks and will do TAors
Sadlers' work, In warranted
stitch will not rip than sewing done by
Call aud them Ia operation ~ CINUr Philadelphia,
up stairs w. A. DAWSON Agent.
nlyY-.ly-INl
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,ysfs,Ecs sInE AR Sd,,SISIR MARINE ISsIMANCE.

fhE INSURANCE COMPANY or TIE VALLEY OH vIRgTSIA
BRANCH oFTGE Tl & &gogRTEESTH sTEEEI lSp FROM
CHARTER PERPETUAL
.-,,, CAPITAL s3OO.OOO.
UNls Onpany VII insure hrst rsss BRICK DWELLINGS
o b ssuei u Buildings Merehandse kc IN town or couniry At
MAglNE AND INLAND TRANSFORMATIONS RISKS ,ss.n on a,
Nvorahle ttrus as ~ othor responsible company
AL losssS are promptly and hersly aa.d this Once.
REFERENCES = '"'S''' A''"''y'
samuel Msrs, Cashier Bsnk of Nrgina Richmond.
A smith o. Tarmers' Bank ofvs Do
Messrs NaNan A
Henry Brent Cashier ofn BanE Valley. Winchester
mhsl-diy
ALBEuAHLE INSURANCE COMPANY
PRINCIPAL OfYICk, CHARLOTTESVILLE
ChAkIkkED CAPITAL t400,O00-CASH FUND sIQB 900
b sactsd favoraiis ,srm sit S,.
~ All Losses promptly arranged.
a, sroKEs co, No. - Pvsri street.
--' Asenisior Rchnond. vs.
wILLIAM HJHLEY.
w EFtBANGF AND COLLECTION OPFTcK
lthst, opposite ths Esehsnrs Building,
70 BIB Of Eschsuss Notes. Coin A. bought "a "a
ue,ns on 'he er' Of Virginia snd norm Csr.is.
te- s'Oot. hooshi and .oli on sommi..,on
~ land warrants wanted.
srgyss 70
aessr' r " chsfuber'slpe sons, Banssy. Sorfos Va
W h.sdfn' 80 tastler Bank % NrEna,
ne,sfs Aaary Martont hanEers, Kichnaond.
hessrs w. Purcell a Co. nRfs-s-
- Eagsh Dr.P fge Italian Cloth. Gpsca snd 6-rsss 90
brvneh Cloths Aio, cofnplets as.srusnt II ~ -. -
vsss s CT and made n The latest styles ssrm>nss Cs
" Wh IRA SMITH
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RlAtH ~ uWEu COAIS.-Maa. sf P,sreh "a
Igsh DrsP ft~ Italian Cloth. Apsca and G-rnan 80
Efrneh ooths Aiso, cufnplete M 49, 80
..sn so cst and made the styles ssrm.nt. Csi.s
~ "-1 "'sre Wh IRA SMITH
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A MEXICAN SuEAHs.-Taiors Shears, Traifners. -
N dies sis.o A. u " wendr celebrated make, warranted
IN quay w sH ap improved eiterns and the only complete
sortnnent made, fOf safe ~ IDNAHD CORNING A 90,
- John street, New York.
Agsnts f0f W. Nendt nh b Guns
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AUGTG o. Err,
Wall street, under 81 Charles Hotel,
RcHsosD Va
TL devote his whole attention to the Sale and Hiring Of Ne
w groes, Real Estate, Ac, publicly and privately
Sales -AtsAetsTy charge made.
~ He has convenient place for keeping slaves.
respectfully informs his friends that he has dscOn
having rented his office Mr. J.
HaErove, takes pleasure in accommodating his former customers
give him call BENZ DAVIS
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EATHEa.-isO SIDE, Good Dsm.ssd sole Leather for sale
A1 y n. SKINNER co,
apss cafy street.
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NOTICE. The subscrIiel
- purchased The Business -
W. william Booth, ~ would ri
psironNee Formerly extended o.
ton ~ tiIe putlic iu grncrai o.
Goods in his line, rcccntly purchi
~ u rhich VII b. sold on The n
NJ
n R-hr WHtitv BooTH vi
snd would solicU e cOntinusncs
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fu
aessrs " chsiuberlslne sons, BanEsy. NorfsTs Va
y W hosden, ksg, CASHIER Rank % Vrsnla,
Messfs Nslry Marion hankers Hrhmond W
hessrs. & W. Purcell Co. ..nte =
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HNROM biz Dstercs IN Augusta county,
n orders, In Quantities, aud Cor any ofte United
for this celebrated WHIskEY. II gIksr
piPLns AZ the fair o. the Mechane Institute Richmond
Vemher 1854 This Liquor intended Tor family
and Tor the best Hotels b. orlered
ave Orders through the malls promptly attended TO-
dress WILLIAM KERR,
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EAHTHENW1ME: CHINA AND GLASS,

vUyuE sale heavy ~ Edrt.e
,cIrS ChiRT and OidSs, looking Gidss Cdsfors Limp
dRf Fscy Goods Of recent Importation, and from auction Trad
Sales
prompt months payers Inducements
be held fully equal thai be offered North else
where. wM. D. BUTLER.
mh9 Importer Of China, SC. ~ Main street
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20
NO.. 19.

Soon after We reached the valley of Hin
nom, descended into its deep bed, and fol-
lowed it where it unites with the valley of
Jehosaphat, then turned up the latter val
ley, drinking of the fountain of Sloan on
our left, crossed the brook Kedron, ascend
cd the Mount of Olives somewhat more
than half lis height, and there pitched our
tent to cncamp for the night.
The sun had set; the moon was hanging
in its silver glory over the city; and just
below We could see Garden Of Gethsemane.
What an hour! What spot! What as
sociations stole upon US, as we stood in
front of our tent, and looked out upon
these scenesl Doubtless it was very near
where we are now musing, where our Lord
sat when 'he beheld the city, and wept
over it, saying, 90 Jerusalem, Jerusalem,
how often would have gathered thy chill
Grcn together, even as hen gathereth her
chickens under her wings, and We would
not" Directly opposite, and across the
valley of the Garden, rises the hill Moriah.
surmounted by the mosque of Omcr, as in
ancient years by the temple in which God
delighted tc record his name. Just be-
yond, and little more to the south, is NJ.
Zion, still higher than Moriah; and as these
various points of commanding interest
catch the eye, We are more than ever struck
with the fitness ofthat Scriptural language
which says of Jerusalem. Beautiful for
situation, the joy of the whole earth, is Mt
Zion, on the sides of the north. the city Of
the great king. And as the several hill
tops of sacred name rise 10 the sight, one
feels anew the force Of that same inspired
Illustration, 'As the mountains are round
about Jerusalem, so the Lord is round
about his people from henccforth even for
ever IRENAErs.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20
THE HISTORY OF
A 3 N Err, THE JE w,
WHO SAW NOTHING.

Sir, am native Of Mogador, on the
borders OF the great sea; and as the follow
ing circumstances took place during the
reign of the most mighty emperor, Mulcv
lsmael, monarch of Fcz and Morocco, you
may perhaps not dislike to hear the tale. 1t
Is the history Of Abncr, the Jew who had
seen nothing
Jews, as You know, are everywhere; and
everywhere there are Jews; their f,lcon
eyes spy out wherever an advantage is
to be gained, and the more oppressed they
are, the more cunning they become, while
they glory in this very cunning. That a
jew, however, may sometimes fall into dis
grace owing to this very quality, witness
Abner as he one evening took his way by
the Morocco gate.
he strobe along, wearing his pointed cap
and his shabby and not over clean mantle
on his shoulders, stealing, from time to
time pinch from the golden snuff box, an
article he did not wish to have seen, or
stroking his beard Content this EVENING
shone upon his unsettled countenancc. not.
wlths'anding the expression of fear and an
prehenslon which generally twinklcd in his
eyes. lie must have made some rood bar-
gain to-day.
His walk had led him TO q little orovo of
dates and palm trees, when he heard be-
hind him an immense outcry. caused by a
crowd of the cmperor's stable servants, led
by the head groom, whose chances, cast
eagerly on each side as they went along,
indicated that they were in search of some
thing.
'Philistine.' cried the head groom, pant :
ing with fatigue, 'have you not seen blood
morse fully comparsoned, pass by?'
Abncr answered,
The fastest goer in the world. slender
and small in his hoof, bis shoes ofburnish-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20

after which we were joined by the lady and
some Of her friends. Very little was said
Oh either side; but Miss Jones, with custom
ary decorum, shed tears. Johnson endeav-
orcd to preserve decorum, but slight
twitching in his mouth and eye brows, pro
claimed his inward agitation
All the necessary preliminaries having
now been settled and the prescribed neces-
sary formalities gone through, the usual
question was put:-''Wilt thou have this
woman to be thy welded wife?''
81 WILL" with emphasis.
He then put the fatal ring Oh Miss Jones
finger, the hymenial moose was adjusted and
tho poor fellow was launched into-matri-
mony.
Madame Johnson is recently from our
neighborinS State of Indiana. She is pretty
good looking, but entirely too feshy for
Johnson. Her father claims good mar V
acres of land in the West, but they are
principally occupied by the Indians just
now; he also has some stock in the Mad
ison and indianapolis Railroad, which is
worth from two to two and half cents on
the dollar. Johnson informed us that her
father would likely do something handsome
for Melissa. He says she was much of a
belle in her neighborhood, which was very
gratifying to the feelings Of old Jones and
he hasn't any doubt but the old cock will
"fork over" in short time. If he don't
do the fair thing Johnson intends to pub
lish him i'll the Statesman. He told us
50.
Statesman, Observer, and other Kentucky
papers please copy, and send tie bill to the
bridegroom for liquidation.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20
Stleete0 qortrp y
MACHINE POETRY.

And gently beamcd DER them, loves rose colorc,
ray,
(The bride and brid groom of this ballad)
He said, "Let us walk at the close of the day,
Ny own lovely Sal'-and they sailed.
He pucked the sweetest and lovclicst flower
That scented the path where they wandered,
And when lie exclaimed, "Let us turn from this
And roam near the pond''-thcn they pondcrcd.
And when the glad sun hid his radiant light,
And the frogs a '.eood evening" had crOaked,
Said the bride ''As the moon is just peeping in
sight,
Well walk down the slopc''-and they soped.
Old Time softly passed DER the home of this pair,
Nor grief nor pcrpexity damtcd,
And when the meek husband asked '.What shall |
wear
She answered 'Plaid pants''-and he painted.
So, like GOOD wife was his wardrobe her care
(Neglecting it seemed to her wickcd)
And when she brought linen so shining and fair.
Saving "W ear this dear Dick''-and he dicked
And when bright bud of Divinity came,
To gladden. the home where it tarried,
They put to vote that the young Strangers name
''Sweet Carrie should bc-and twas carried.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20
From the Louisville Times.
An Editor overheard The last hours of
Bachelor Thrilling Incidents Full
Particulars.

We have just returned from Lexington
Whilst there, we saw the editor of the
Statesman off. 1t was n melancholy spec
taclc for the contemplation of frail human
nature. We wept like a child. He was
our friend, and we liked him. We knew
him well. We have slept in the same bed
and drank whiskcy at the same grocery
"Oft in the Silly night
Have we wandered forth together, and as
the cool breczes played with our hyperion
curls, we spouted poetry to the pale faced
Moon and the bright twinkling stars
even till the gray streaks of the early dawn,
or the rumbling of the milk mans wagon
admonishcd us to seek our "virtuous
couches." But alasl poor YoricM lie is
gone.
On Wednesday morning, January 9th,
at half past eleven o'clock precisely, the
unfortunate young man underwent the cx-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20
Hurrah for Cod-Fishi

When VIC see a young man, dressed in
the extreme of fashion, promenading the
streets, flourishing a delicate walking-stick
-ogling the ladies, and turning up his in
teresting proboscis with an air of disdain,
at poor neighbor's sons or daughters.
when we know, too, that his father ac-
qulred property which his fool of a son is
making himself ridiculous upon, by coll
lecting grease and ashes, we are tempted
to shout in his assassine ears, .IIurrah for
cod fish,
When We see a Young woman, whose
highest ambition appears to be desire to
eclipse her neighbors in dress, and who
makes 1t her constant boast that she new
er washed a dish or hemmed a shirt be-
cause She regards it as vulgar accom-
plishment, we feel strong inclination to
gently whisper in her ear, 'IIurrah for cod
fish,
When we see a young man too proud 10
carry bundle in the street, when We know
his father is Il woodsawyer; or when We
see young miss seated in the parlor, pc
rusing novel, while ma is doing the
kitchen drudgery, we say to oursclf, 'IIur-
rah for cod-f
When we hear lady protest that she
cannot ride in an omnibus, because it was
intended for common folks we cannot
help excaiming to ourself, 'Hurrah for cod
fish,
When we see a lady arrayed in the cost
liest fabrics. treat with contempt school
mate whose clothing Is of not so rich a
texture, especially when we remember that
some of the aforesaid lady's relatives are
inmates of the poor house and others Of
the State prison, we feel strong desire
to thunder in her cars, 'Hurrah for cod
iishl'
When we hear a man boasting of his an
cestry, and taking unwonted pains TO dis
play his pretended family coat-of-arms,
which he has stolen from some old book of
heraldry, we laugh as we say to ourself,
'Iurrah for goldfish
When we see an elegant carriage DASH
ing through the streets. with heraldic de-
vices emblazoned on its trappings, with
coachman and foo.man decked out in a
sort of livery-and especially when VIC
know its arstocratic proprietor made his
money BY vending purely vegetable pills,
which were nothing more nor less than
dried peas, we exclaim, 'lIurrah for cod
fish,
In short, when we see people puttirg on
naughty airs, because it has pleased Prov
idcnce to endow them with liberal share
of this worlds goods, or when we see the
supercilious sneer Of contempt upon the
face of a person, to show his or her esti-
nation of one who works for living We
feela strong desire to show our estimation
of them, by exclaiming in their ears, 'Hur-
rah for fsh.'-Imerican Npien,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20
A SMILE.

Slowly, slowly, up tn. wall.
Steals the sunshine, steals the shade:
Evening damps begin to fall.
Evening shadows are displayed.
Round nc, Ter me, everywhere,
All the sky is grand with clouds,
And atlwart the evening air
Wheel the swallows home in crowds.
Shafts Of sunshine from the west,
Paint the duskv windows red;
Darker shadows deeper rest
Underhcad and overhead.
Darker, darker, and more wan
In my breast the shadows fall;
Upwards steals the life of man,
As the sunshine from the wall.
From the wall into the sky,
From the roof along the spirc;
All, the souls of saints that die
Are the sunbcams lifted higher.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20
SUNDAY EVENING.

How calm and sweet this holy eve
Comes stealing DER the day,
Lifting the feelings and the thoughts
From earth to heaven away,
In whispers low the soft south wind
Along the forest grieves.
Or stirs the wild and fragrant rose
Beneath its brilliant leaves.
Softly yon rich and changing clouds
Sink in the glowing west,
There fittering forms, Ike gorgeous shroud
Mirror'd in oceans breast;
One large pale star, set mid the deep
Dark azure of the sky,
Locks down upon this pleasant eve,
With calm and radient eve.
Ny spirit on uprising wing.
Scars hcavcnwa9l To night:
And lists to catch scraph hymn
That fancy makes so light;
y hundred years from this still hour,
And where shall then be-
Wrapt in the futures misty veil
Lost in eternity.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20

An Irish sailor. as he was riding, made
a pause, for the horse, ia beating off the
flies, caught his hind foot in the stirrup,
and the sailor observing it, exclaimed
How now, old Dobbin, if you are going
TO get on, | will get off,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20
BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES!

Wenow have good supply of Blank Deeds and
Mortgages, of an approved forn-printed in the
first style of the art on fine white folio post, and
for sale at enc dollar per qure. or five cents single
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20
ALSO, BLANK NOTES ON HAND,

anu printcd to order on short notice. Justices
blanks printed 10 order, and reasonable terms at
TINS OFIIc5.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20

Business Cards not exceeding three lines, inser
ted under this head, at 81 per annum.
Persons advertising iii the democrat by the
year. will be entitled to a Card in the Business D
rectorv, without additional charge.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-03-20

Why are these two lines OF more value
than one line?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-01

Rs,a,ws and Battery Praooe-The PEI Batery n General
Concha--The Tor seomcr D1mocrota. &C., dc.
have been rengously and royalty entertained The
D.. week With demonstrations BY reviews aud blg guns.
m mcvnIns, and evening guns spoke the hea
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DECISIONS.
sepben Iuty and others vs. Joseph Fly The amount
dive by the referee must be reduced by deduct
inc sI23 and be affirmed for residue.
Lewis wlbkimming and others vs. Henry Small.
s.musI d. Bs.cn vs.. Michael Mocann. Judgmsat 70.
William Mckay Va. Henry Brakeman. Judgment ar
frmed.
Jacob C1rich 70. Hugh McCsoe Judgement amrmed
Joseph BritXin VS. John Brewster. Judgment affirm
cd
Jas Houshey w. NJ A. wiliscn.--JudgmeDt affirmed.
me Mayor ana Ocrnmonaity n Nev YORK W. Bdmund
T. H. G,bson Appeal dismissed with $40 cosSa.