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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

pretended copitm of their wives, and who
would be terriJiyJfigLtepedb by a searching
legal investigation, and who would be
dricen insane were IN Execution to issue
against them, and placed in the hands of
an sufficient disinferested .Shcrif,, should
always calculate on having friends in such
Offices. Men should not be driven insane by
even honest creditors, and the county should
interfere to prevent such a catastrophy,
and what if the Republican Party should
be dctcateH Mr.. Editor, Is it not re,y
greot pity that people cannot have their
own way.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
Public Speaking.

Hon. c. n. Fitch, candidate for Elector
for the State at large, will address his fell
low citizens at Plymouth, September 25,
ut p. m.
Gov Willard and Judge Morton, will adj
dress their fellow citizens at Plymouth,
October 7, at p. m.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

CAN DO TIER OWN kIssING.-Not
thousand miles from this village lives a
very exaciing landholdcr. He makes his
tenants come Up to time" on the very
day the rent comes due, aud will OILY re-
lax his stern DEGREES when a handsome
woman is in the question, Not long since
he called for his rent of very worthy M
chanc who. by the way. rejoiccs ia tn.
possession ola very pretty liile wife. The
husband was not at home when Shvlock
called, and he WAS enchanted with the prei-
ty little wife of the tenant. She could not
liquilate the amount due: bu, the landlord
becoming really cnamorcd. told her he
would give her rcceip; in full for just one
kiss.
Sir" said she. boiling with indigna-
ton, ''myselfand husband are very poor.
perhaps we canaot pay our rent: but tell
YOU sir, we're not 81 poor but that We can
DO our own kissing,''
Amt that glorious consolation for poor
folks? The hardened creditor may take all
their property. but he can't deprive them
of the glorious pririlege of kissing.-Elnsi-
ra GuzsHe
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

The Buchanan Club was addressed last
Monday evening by A. c. CAPRoN Young
America) 1t has seldom fallen to out lot,
to listen to more sound, logical, argumen-
tative discourse than he delivered that eve
ming.
The Court House was well filled and the
speaker was frequently interrupted with
deafenlng applause.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

Tg-Wc hear but little about the Maine
law these times Wonder if Mr.. Shryock
is in favor of search, seizure and confls-
cation?" We understood he ros in 1854,
and voted for the law.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

Remember the Democratic rally at Mer-
rill Williams next Saturday.
Turn out every body, a good time is con-
Gdently expected
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

The United States Express Company
have established an office in this place, and
JOHNSON BRowSLEE Agent
This is an institution that has been much
needed here and our citizens will no doubt
the benefits to be derived from
it. The Company is responsible one, and
Packages intrusted to their care are as safe
rs if the owner should accompany them to
the place of their destination.
Office in Brownlee {, Shirley's Store.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
first fnstallment.

A lot ofboys last Sunday, who should have
been at home or at church reading some
good book. went to the Laporte r. r.
where they found a platform car which the
chaps would push to the top of the up
grade opposite the Seminary, and then ''let
her slide" Finally the car run over a dog
and killed him, the owner happened along
a short time after and told the boys they
had to fork over five dollars, which they
did. We expect to hear of some one of
these juvenile Sabbath breakers sharing the
same fate as the dog, unless their parents
put them where they ought to be on the
Sabbath.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

re- Remember that Doctor EyERrs, Of
Laporte will address the Buchanan Club
tomorrow friday evening at the Court
House. Go early if you expect to get a
seat
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
For Copgress--N,aM District,
WV. T.. stuart, OF Cass.

For Prosecutor,
\ I. JOINS, Porter County.
For Senator, HUGH MILLER. Fulton co
Judge c. p, j. G.. OSBORNE. Marshall 90
Prosecutor, j. HENDERSON, st. Joseph Z"
Representative, Eli BRowN, Stark g
Treasurer-DAYID VINNEDGE.
Sheriff.. T. MISREPRESENTATION.
Com'r Dist. No. e-ROBERT PIPER.
5-WM. III GHES
Suryeyor-J. 3. Y. KLlNGER.
Coroner-JAC0B KNOBLOCK.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

The Buchanan Club will be addressed
next Monday evening by JONI G. OSBORNE,
all who are not in favor of letting the
Union slide" are respectfully invited to
attend
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11


Why can't Plymouth have Brass Band.
It once had q Band, and there are yet four
instruments and Drum all that now re
mains to be got is a Tuba and Cornopean.
The Tuba will cost about <;25 and the Cor
nopean about SD. Cannot the citizens
raise the amount, for the sake of having a
Band? We think they will when they take
into consideration that the members of the
old Band seven in number were at an ex-
pense of near one hundred and seventy-five
dollars in getting it up, and surely the cit
liens of Plymouth derived as much bene-
fit from it as the members did. 1t will
take but a small sum from each one to
raise the amount and we are sure they new
CIR will regret it.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
Truth from Kansas.

The -fdrioR UUchtotcer has been fur
nished with The subjoiAed extract from
private letter:
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
PLYMOUTH. IND.
THURSDAY Mefliihg, Sept II. 1856.

DEMOCRATIC NOMlNATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
or rEyvsrIrAxA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRID GE,
OF KENTvcEY.
STATE TrcKET.
For Gogern0r,
AsHDrL p. WILLARD, If White.
For Licm. Goreymor,
ADRAN A. HAu.losD, Of Vigo.
For .Secre'cry If SAFE.
DANIEL Mcclure. of Morgan.
For A',d:tor Of Sfote.
JoHs ". Dom, of Grant.
For Tseasurc.. If Sfoic.
AquILLA JoSEs, Of Bartholomew.
Far .1AoDcy Gencrot,
Jos Z. McDoxALD. f Montgomery
Tor Superintendent ef Puiit- h,xJ,u tan.
WILLIAM c. LAHaABZE. of Putnam.
For Cert Of .Sapr5me Court.
WILLIAM 3. BEAcu, OF Boone.
Reporter # DECISIONS q .Sulreme Coa,t.
CorDos TA1xER. Of jackson.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
GRAHAM y. FITcI, Of Cass.
SaMI-E. H. BJsNreK. of Monroe,
1st W. I. PARRoI. Of Warrick,
FL X NoLl, OF Harrison,
81 S. v. SnoBr, Of Lawrence,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

Rumor says tina; the Republicans had a
very enthusiastic meeting at Gray's School
House, in North Township on last Satur-
day.
EG-The Bridge where the TT. Wayne
II. X. crosses Yellow River and the Mich
igan road will be completed this week.
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MEDICAL !, s
prnf Wnnan,

1O4. HNtOOQS
HAIR S.HC)feEAsrIVES Is now for the first
tune introduced TO the citizens Of Wheeling No So
Monroe street. which, the only remedy invented
that restore the grey hairs and hiskers 10
the original color OF youth, without dying; cover the bald
ruI and prevent the hair from falling on and l. free frou
the hhy sediment so ObjcctOnAblen divers Of
different naes now before the pbc the is
beautiful article for the toilet for the old young, and
Dolly be appreciated By its nse and all respectnuy nri
tod 70 eau At the Depot and examine the testimonials
aad gentlemen OF high reputation In the South and West
where was invented, but will refer certificate below
1lInoia.
have used Prof o. s. wsods' iIair RestorstiIe an,
have admired the wonderful elect SI hair was becoming
as prCnatnrCly but by the
Esttvo it has reauned s original color no do
permanently so. s#5
SIDNEY BRRESR
Ex-senator OF LhG UniteGSIatcs. !
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Public Notice.

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all indebted to hereby required 10 make pay
before tina day OF April otherwise the viii
put process OF collection by suit without respect to
persons. ~ ANDREW MULDEW
March 13tb. 1SSS maria
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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zAaEav,tLs. ONO.

Rr. j. B. Fond.rsmia: NA4'e' LIZ V''0'
DEAR SIR;-I have been afflicted FOR shree years
With rheumatism in my back and for last months
able to get out of my bed without help and agent
city insisted trying bottle Of Chang PIN
and Ey what 1t would have bottle relieved
much that able to get of my bed without dill
Guilty Il has been blessing TO just try IorUurseIf and
you will be well pleased.
s '.y'',','l $40 ',s'-'' r. II. LOGAN d CO.,
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TAKE NnTIrE

Many and just objections made AZ the ordinary Lint
the day OF their SMELL and
unsIstIy stains often left upon the skim AwOuernl
which has been verified 10 the astoniFhment the nosprO
found chemists and the delight of fsdi0rs patients that
in addition to its surprising curative effects, it Is the
healthfu cosmetic and areeaGs perfume To
the skin which may be applied it mparts rosy
uraI glow Which lasts INr=y hours aud leaves the vglyetS
Of healthy skin instead OF the erected chapped
appearance which result Of almost all
ticlCS used for that purpose Hence, every toilet
supplied with it who knows its excellent qualities this
Spect To rpszs its agreeable odoT need but open
bottle ami try3for yourself.
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BLACK SRoWS, {, Se,9EES. RLuE, OLIVE AND

EOTICE-EXTRA
Ibars small stock Of Common Clothing that WIN dis.
* a. cost or even leEs to make for my Spring
tarel RIrI
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public with the greatest confidence in It's
qualities excel amy other Eminent action
certain safe and uniform, falling in where
nal application is appropriate AL who have tried regard
It nTaibe the following 6iseases Rheumatism, pTins
Bruises, swCIlel Limbs, WGaA JOINTS White swelling Pains
the Back, Hips. Ses, the Breast Face, any part
Of the body It excellent reuey In Bruises Scads
Cuts, as. The usefulness Of this IessmaGs chemical
pound Is by cOnhGG 10 the human Species
eeIsoas whenever applied the diseases OF tbs tvoritv
domestic animal the horse Among the many diseases AM!
aerie occurring the horse which il
tain be named the following: Cuts Bruises Sprns
in the Shoulders, Chaps Scratches, Cracked Heels, Sweeney
spine Pator Jo etc. For further patcuars direction
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In al the principal scs and Towns these works VIZ
delivered Free OF EsostnEe When sent by mall tAe
the Postage to any part of c United statcs VII be but
TWentyFORr Cents a year for 'BlsekwOoa,' and but
Fourteen Gents sysar Tor each OF the Beyiews,
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best quality.
Also, variety not here enumerated which we will
sell either Wholesale retail the most accommodating
Merchants viii nditto their decided advantage to eau
and examine before making their Fan a0d winter
purchases. nV9 MARSH h WAYMAN.
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Savings Bank Store.
srw FASHIONED lr4rrks j. 7uE on po,rorr,os,

AN NOW rScsVins and opening unusually large and
general a9sortm mt Of Boots, Shoes Hate Bonuets n
eFsuaA aud C1Fpetsacks at the Hon
rec heelinH w. Ia the formerly occupied as
ne Post ONCE and opposite the Mcclure oust, large
ana entirely new stock which purchased cash, from
s manufacturers Of the North, under the favorable
HReufnsaueeS and OieF them tie citizens Wheeling
cad vicinity at reduced, wholesale aud retail and
y solicit a share OF patronage.
Idsem t useless to much praise stock If
zs take not the people Of Wheeling easily hum
hHSSed b5 adversng puts; suffice ito have any var
~ Of mems youths and boys Boots and Shoes silk
saoIsakin WOOL Legho.n, brush and Hate In
dies every variety Of Silk Lawn Braid Ronnots OF
the most recent fashions and atyles
Aso-hOess Slippers and CATERS both ladies' misses
and children OF the most fashionable ae quty
call and SEQ for yourselves.
Having purchased large stock IT the above named
SO. Il would respectfully invite Country Merchants cali
aHd send their orders. will duplicate bills
sps Il. II w4Tsog
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PrOi. Woods Oriental SnnntlVe Eminent
This LnLnent is valuable auxiliary the treatment OF
some Of the most formidable diseases with which It our lot
TO eonend for instance, iTdHaJdtiOn Of the HOS 0nd
Lniment over the region Of the affected organ these other
wise formidable DISEASES disarme than
auds OF mothers, they allowed speak, would with all
the eoluenes Of feeling and affection, bear their united tes
tmony 10 The fact that It had snatehsl children from
the very Jaws OF death, and restored thGm former
health and beauty An II will be found powerful auxtI-
or an enlargement Of the spleen all where
nal applicatlon Is ofservce this lncn; will be
GENERAL DEPOT Cos Broadway, Seg York; and III
Harketst., ST. Louis. sl1-s
For suls wholesale and retail In Wheeling nv -
j. b. VOWEL, Monroe ST., and
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