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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-02
Mr. Hackerthors's attorney (under no OBJ

Mr.. Hackerthorcs attorney (under no OBJ
LEGATIONS to do SOY took this written testi-
mony before Judge Deavitt, admitting ii to
be true. also stating and admitting the tes-
timony of Aldridge, and relying solely on
the testimony of the defense, which was
sufficient to clear him before any unpreiu-
diced mind
Aldridge and his counsel were notified
at the time of the examination. that the
case would be re-examined at South Bend,
as soon as the writ of habeas corpus could
issue--his attorney was present when it
did issue, and was requested to file his
precipe for witnesses, which he refused to
do. We state the case thus particularly in
order to set Mr.. Hackerthorne right before
the public; he is, we believe, an honest
man-unjustly charged--and justice was,
for the first time melted out in the case be-
fore Judge Deavitt, upon fair hearing.
EE- GooD,-There is no account in Ell
Their of the Plymouth papers last week OF
anything having been stolen. Plymouth
is looking up! Wonder if they can hold
out week longer? Try it, do.
PS. We have since learned that one
OF her principal citizens, has been to Pitts
burgh. in company of VIM. Williams from
this place, which may account forit!-Nor.
Ldionl0R.
We have read, and quote the above arti
Gle, with no small degree of establishment.
The editor of the Indianian must be bold
man indeed, or there are things carried on
by men in Warsaw, that were never
dreamed of in our philosophy" That
Gov. Williams should be thus boldly and
openly charged with being the person who
has committed so many depredations here,
by one OF his own citizens, in paper adj
vocating his own politics, anu printed in
his own town, is matter of unfeighned as
constituent. In fact we "caye." A Bank
er, Rail Road Director, late candidate for
Lieut.. Governor, charged with -
We cannot repeat the language of the
above named article We knew Gov. vii
lard made similar charges against him wher
they were on the stump together, but we
thought there had been reformation since
then. Well, if one Of our principal citi
zens'' can keep him quiet, and save us
from depreciation, by taking him to Pitts
burgh, We wish some one would go and stay
with him.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-02
ShcFifss SAKE.

house door in Plymouth. Marshall county. Indiana,
on the
9th DAY OF JUNE, 1857,
between the hours of ten o'cocl, a. IN. and four
O'Clock p M, of said day, the following property,
/ to-wit:
The rents and profits for q term not exceeding
seven years, of the north half OF the northwest
fraction west ofthe Michigan road. in section num-
Der six of lands selected in the Indian country for
the Michigan road containing one-hundred and
twenty two and 5I-l00 acres, situated in Marshall
county. Indiana
And on failure to realize the full amount Of iudg-
ment and interest, as well as all costs due and to
become due on said commission, | will. at the
same time and place, expose for sale the fec simple
title to said real estate so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said commission
Executed as the property of Maurice Stack and
Laura Stack. at the suit of William r. Gould and
John :. Could.
]. +. VAN VALkENBURGH Sheriff VI. c.
may2cts (pr.feeS3,00)
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-02
NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.
Stnte of Lnd;nnn Marshall COnntu:

Notice is hereby given, that at the April term,
1857, of the Court of Common Pleas of Marshall
county, after final settlement of the Estate of
Francis Decker, deceased. about the sam of three
hundred and eleven dollars were found remaining
for distribution among the heirs Said heirs are
therefore notified to appear the first day of the
next term of said court, prove their heirship, and
receive their distributive share.
NEWTON r. PACKARD, Clerk
may2l-27t3. L. Z. 7. NJ. T..
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-02
PHOENIX i TRULY OUT Or THE ASHES

And With facilities, 100, tllI VIII unIcIhabI! utIl
all competition.
Thankful for past flvors from our numerous Gus
toners, we intend to merit continuance of the
same DANlDSONS 4 Co.
navel 27tf.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-02

Takes this method of soliciting the patronage cf
the citizens of Plymouth and the surrounding
try. Trimmings and l}onncts on hand and for sale
Bleaching and trimming done to order. Also, Gen
tlemen's Panama and Lcghorn Hats done up to
look as good as new.
Shop two doors south of the Methodist Church,
asst side of Center street, and door north of
Dr. Grethers.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-02
DRYhI7'S HERGlgTII5 II.5TI7IlIl
OF INDIANAPOLIS

ME object Of this Institution. IS it, IL NJ m.
J 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 plincpils.
By first teaching each and every ra,il ID write
bold leeible hand; 2ndly, by teaching the sc enoo
of Book Keeping. BIZ double and s:n lie entry, as
practically applied to every GeuaTtn ent OF bust
ness, together with Lecture, Oh TIE Laws anl
Customs of Trade and the Scioncc Of Accounts.
Terms Of full course (of or - weeks. S23 ID
Terms for partial course. embracing Tie
practical part OF Bookkeeping aEd o'.s-
mess Penmanship.. = 90
Terms for full course in Ladies Department 10 90
Which must prepaid or secured.
G3-For further particulars c.ic~l~rs.
augl4-19iy. T J.BRYASr, PRINCIPAL.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-02

EThe PLYMOUTH SAX HORN BAND re-
turns its warmest thenks to Mr.. IL Mrs
W. j. Burns, for their accepted invitation
to parlake of some of the incest Strawber
ries of the season. Such manifestations
are really encouraging, and the Band hopes
some time to be able to reciprocatc the IA
vor in the way Of a better variety of mu-
sic than it now is. For their present, flu
ture and eternal welfare, we humbly pray
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Patterson will please ac-
cept cur thanks for the incest boquet Of
arden flowers we have seen this year.
We didn't pay Tor them.
Mrs. John Woodward has placed us I'M
der obligations fcr a quantity of nice straw
berries. They were delicious.
We didn't pay for them.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-02
ESI'RA Y

Came to the residence of the subscriber living
in Union township, Marshall county. Indiana, be
tween the 18th md 3lst of March, 1851, RED
COW, with Whit, in both TANKS, and some white
between the fore legs; no ether marks percevable
supposed to be five years old She has calf five
weeks old. Any person, by bringing satisfactory
proof, can have the same
nlS-3lt3. W. ID. THOMPSON
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-02
SfyRc and Durability.
CASH Or COUNTRY PRODUCE
AERd Small Profits!

All kinds of custom-work made to order, and on
short notice.
Those owing me are earnestly requested to call
and pay all or part of their accounts immediate
ly, as need money very much.
II PIERCE.
Plymouth, arrii9-2ltf.
Notice is hereby given. that Margcry Hard has
filed her petition in my Office for the vacation of so
much of Madison street, in the town of Plymouth
as lies between Michigan street and Yellow river
which petition will be heard ut the next session OF
the Board Of Commissioners.
Il. MCDONALD, Auditor.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-02
SPRING CLOTHING

of the latest fashions. for and bovs. Coats OF
the regular shanghai ORDER and Vests. Shirts
Pants, Hats, Caters and Boots to correspond
The Latest 81 vlcs of
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-29
Great rirv IN Ss. l.su,s.
ixAHNss TOSS ~ rRcrSArs


III, lens. July N.
Al Nheut eleven o'clock an Snndsy night )
hrr broke out In the eeinr ~ Msssr~ tavvAder
n Marst0a's rAtensise willow and wooden MAEe
essahllshment, on SevVhd street, between 10.
Gust aud Olive, east side, The tire extended 10
4 transverse alley In tho rear, communicating
the names and heat 70 such an extent A. 10 ea.
danger The eniite block. In ihrt snnlh were
ihe ~ Louis tint elass establishment aud the
Menroe tsaa~r. tn The north shc leather and
hide store ol n, A, Conant \ 60, the stores Of
N, fnnkhan.ertA Cn,. commission Merchantss
VIM Wlshtmsns Wholesale Ef"eery and weed,
on wArrhaases Waters \ Ch,eNs vine aud
llauer store, and keemlls \ llaKcrs extensive
Job ptta,lns sstahlIsAn,ens eafnet Ut Locus,
and Savanl Nreeta, TN the vaF was eAdsngvr.
"a Mo soap aud candle depot VI Mes.ts Sheef-
Nv Y Aahva~eR unpaslss, % SeeaAa street,
we've the large Nnd well kaaNh vstahNsaMvnts
al Partridge " ~, isevslry N 0sle, ana Mitch,
ell ksMMvl~hnta n Ca1
The mtsnsa heat IN the harraN sstertneaF nv,
ateNe the hseMen naM lhe 'nmeaale hrssh'
hefhaNa, The flames AMst ~ RMes haNe tlaeA
ahaaagRa lset ahANe XIV feet " tho hNF alNFy
~lilaN Mare store, fAs hstseNyss "a heat aNa
aslheNlly III Aevvss tAr tire Mas FrMAFAehle
eNa, The ultimate tA ~ The MeetA WaN
eeasAva ,he hide stNv NJ eaaapt Y cN, ny
Whtvh the AfrMvM Were vNshlea ~ stay the DE-
Nasstan IN thai aNeessNA, THIS steFe MA "a
VNNtsp lpsAlNNea. M ths sNN,h the Nrper net,
uaN III the Nv, LNa.s ttAt glass NneAs teak hre,
and thr Whsle was sawed WITH MuSh laeH and
eveas ARvpiM
SNMe eNAdiNgs Va the tvat temporarily saaxhI
Rry, ha ea,siNvs moved NTH NNunsss 10 the
xevne Vt danger, Nad SAVED the lNt@e snap and
eaNllc sNen alluded N. and thus the sERse III lAv
hsMNNvNl MeM an ntAvewtsS verAM avsteuse
ten,
M Ass hal heeA IN the hAlAANS Whetc the
A.Mes Nvse NNa discovered, tor " laNS time,
aal lhe neo IA Ahe vellar would eNs have Aeea
tAe NNrN III All tNveNAiaFN>
fNe ASSURANCE ii Mvssee, tssvNder 4 Mars
ION, hal 4 tew days ttAee tetMtNNtva las the
seer> AMI We lea,a that their loss viii he total
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FIWH aNAvfanWya hAyr Wn A.NA.rF
NN sAss~ ssvfA a MNse tspsy, w. ~. -
sNNAs rNAtvtNA AeA tssyA NJ Sa8 ttA 49, Ff*F8
vvtsw*MasNt #RSeA# NJ I'VE
wy Ms@sFs u htAt Nttt re.,Hste Aat -.
49, w ereN rsthraAAFN t# ghetAs 10 n..ts4'.
hN m IL #ee NsRhvMA MatA kAkNf - sftf ~
49, teeA 49, w NtesH~A hN tAs nssss,s@s ~
MtNNsyat aEd aest asteAkv Ftn@ - Nv, tRstF
essM twsttA Nysf8tA fv saetRK fVaN FyN4nst. 1, IN
MAsk hhA heN NtsA ~ i stsAa $50 ntth
ANstwFe And AatF saskvs, ARa TM MI eAass $3.50
W. xgNNfAtsFNtMFA WI NV RaAaeVt @N
NthNsN wAN t#saAsS NAp4 Wv n 49, -.
h@Nsv iatS ~ FvsNFNNt@Na wMN fVayMs M -. 49,
A's* ~ ~hAsesAsN rNsassa aye wv Nesset.f w Y.
49, wMtAhM0N wv NNs5@es4Neaa thty rssty.. $3.50.
ah@yt va A&~Ns A@A sANa tAys stNNsy~ ..,... VI
sNsNN AA ~N@tavtF~ AAa hvaaAN w ~tws~A@mAA -
w kAkt tasss#s~ w. FesveeaaeAvtaw tAA aAtA II. ~
M ksaANAA vAff@tAa@Ns AhA VwAAYNV4e4a ~
%@Rx r@#H40Rt AAAA M ia nv h~se4 ah4aRva, 49, N .
s&a Mvet aaEeNs AlHA w FeAs@s thsa Navy ~ -,
MNlNyav aA ~ call anA eNsrAEev WV rAuss
kAeS hptA Nhtrts, ktMlNSsgs 4 4,
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49, ~NOv3NAI ~ WNAb."
q Md'eA dear lAdieA the NEXT sunny day,
49, st1ndse rear hoopa just out Of broadway,
sssA " ssAFl and 10 ASsta ~ hahsea and
Aaa u. ,s~passsf rssde, Which ,ovs. N each
ss'As sllsys and hss. ~Asr xsisrsaa. and
sAsls eAllarsa Aavs sssAss,a, their city hath
built,
Where Hunger aad vNe, The ,vA beasts d
nave hunted their victims 70 gloom and d..p.,.
Aaiss ,As .scA, dainty dsssa. and the Aas hroid.
r'sl yes asls.'s ", sAre.sA III. a.~pa...
Crepe Ass.aA n. dark den, sl'~e N. ,'sA.s
etAtp
!" he s.'c ~ ~As's vr'sAss u. ,'sas and
Hal, Starved And half sAAsa. NJ eesseAed from
the cold,
ese those akslsses hmhA NAose ftea, bitten tse,,
Az srvedeg and hralsed by the a,eAes Of The
seeests
Asss ne sharp wy sf sA',aAeea, the deep srsaas
Nem ,he eees dying creature Who wr,,As. on
the floor
Msa. the ss,s.s ,Aa, sound Ike the echoes .,
MeN,'
.sea .,Viea and .Aaaa., and ~ i,em the
aNNFs
Then Aeme 70 yeat wardrobe, and cay, Il yea
aAte-a
eesiled ca,,aseN II fAehieN=yea,vs nothing "a
weArl
And Oh, u pstsAAAee there aAea,A he = srAsss
Where oil n made right which - raasles W
hNpN~~
where the slsta and ,As s,n,er AND ,ha ,ms.l
u nM~
NAs end lie IN the Itch, ef ,Aa, region saA,
Where the s~al aseeNSAaNssa Of NssA and 81
seNse
cnNe~eeea by Ia u~pptng., and eAews and
rF~seAeN
Must he e,ssAsA tse sAs NsS and The service
ANNSN
With parity, truth, Mtth, MsekAess, and lcsss
Oh, daughters II eAssM teclieh vlvxsNe hewasv'
iseet IN that upper realm, yea have nothing IA
YNNRt
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CApitally done ID The i6llcwipg negro met.
cdy FROM tho Kniokcrbockcr, lfany one
oAjecta 10 il on account &c Tho "cOloss of The
language, he certainly cennct fAil 70 lsngA u
the Imagery
Dark, dark do night, and wus Do moon, Y
NostAr hut ono aM popping;
De hoat owl Aings do same ole toon,
As trio do wu0aA I'm creeping,
"N,N boN hOo hoN s---whu car Cor dat
You good for nottM feddered cats
nia Nigger koer On slnIins @
Ito aing an ON IL banjo play,
10 chNrm Dc gohlam ghoats away, 80
While sk0nk he sweeta am tlinstng,
Iruo 10 weods--pNsh along, +
"Neher teer 10 hoog,A boz"
TMo 10 wuods~~dnts de song,
Galus aoa Of Ginger klael
Do whip-am.wil, soNat on ito atone,
TWwa music hNM him fiddle,
De aNMeia trAgs all swash u down
ON,slae and up do middle,
What datf what dat dla NigXers eyes
Nssrl0rr wia mighty hig supriae,
Upon the gum tree swiNgiNgy
Tam MAssa rosSNM At no ease,
Rocked IN do cradle Oh do hpeess,
Aud hsteniag 10 Dc slnshNg
INV de weaas-pash along,
NeAher mind DC passNM NN
INV DO weods aa,s he saaE
Eeartless saN et Ginger MNe
Ne MOONS gwlNe dewNsrl,rh dArk 10 night
VMlA, cold 40 dew NM MllIng
| fear dis darkey ace .sshe
| hat svt he Woal 4 eyWwlMW
Wha aNr who aals--aA guhlaM eaasA
rvAN ~ ass MlNs.eNMs hsNle hNse
eeAA AND ayse'tNnraAAN
eeak, vNhl0M, rsaA hut whe'r'r " NO
Die meNettaM drap HE Vie haNiW
And try 4 kstss hskkt
INV he wuaass4eM along
Mraer hack yNa heegahees
| Traa de wvols s@lrap de euNg---
NlMhle child OF Ginger HlNeN
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Vet iNsEtau s{ttte@s ORR JtS
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD

CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
rTNIE Michigan Central Railroad has The advantage Of
movement OF ail trains thereby avoiding possibility Of
collisions Or delays, 90 annoying ether routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
81 IL. RAJ. EMPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections 10 Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
1:s5 Il. M. CIScNSarl ExpKass-Mlking direct
connections 70 Lafayette indianapolis. Cincinnati, New
Albany louisville. Dayton, Columbus, Zanesvic, Wheel
ing Pittsburg Baltimore Philadelphia aud Washington.
81 . ia. t.i. TELEGRAPH ESEEFss- Arriving at Mag
ara Fails on Buffalo next morning, New York at
Philadelphia, via Elnra 1T 10 p ", Boston IL at
night. Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
r. x. ftr buffalo and all points East.
1900 y. nl. AFTERNOON ExpREsS-Arrves In New
YorR at A. NJ. second day, Boston at NJ, and at
Philadelphia 1890 second morning.
$40 y. ia. NIeHr ExrREss-Arriviuy Niaga-
Falls Buffalo evening, New York, at p. NJ,
and Boston 4r. N. day. Connects at Paris with
buffalo and Lake Huron r. r. for Buffalo and oil points
last. Connects at Hchican City (exctpt Saturday.
with New Albany & Salem T. Road for New Albany
indianapolis, Cincinnati Dayton, Columbus, zanesvle
BE iefontane, Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington, Pitts
10y Tts Trains On ne Chicago, burlington g Qufn-
e. Gi5.7ta d Chtgsg9, Union R|aois eentrat aud
AT Chicago sfrag the eapea5eto paes, gers q hack
Atrf a,sa tsa.t.fer q Eaggage.
TIA 81 ) n. ar, 400 p. III. and $40 Penn.
Trains maze direct connections at Toronto with the
GRAND TRUNK RdIL "
To Kingston, ugdensburg, Montreal Quebec, and all
pouts ia Canada East, Northern Vermont, New Hamp-
shire and Maine.
Il is wen known by the travelling public that this Road
ma no competitor OF iaedlties thcAso
Niagara fatis, NV York, Boston, Ogdcnseurgh, Mon
treal, &c., &c.
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night
over TINS $50 p. NJ. One Train sunday at $50
PM. No 500 ?. NJ Saturday.
Baggage checked through TO Niagara Fails Buffalo,
| New York Boston, tlHtrs and Philadelphia.
/ - Passengers arriving AT Chicago by any Of the
Railroads, VIII find competent Agents on the cars, and
baggage masters at the depes, receiye checks ana
convey their baggage To the Michigan Central Depot free
OF charge.
HEULGH TICKETS COOP FOR NINETY IA YSi
Allowing holders to remain and resgne their
he horgA the different, offices West
also nj the passeE ger ID. pct foot e Lake Street aud
the General Ticket Office. Corner OF Lake aud Dearborn
Streets, Chicago, opposite the fremont House
Ii. J. sPALLDiNG,
May /, 1851 General Pass. Agent.
!. mn ~ -. ~ l.. -. -
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!. MaEen Depot IN fariias,es.
Farmers, have You seen and uifs /,
Worlds Fair rrixe Chrrnf
Or GastNs Aaso~sn H. acYns a..

Or. East>, Aato~sn IL 4 anna
1854. va
An NV state FAR, he,5 A. Nq.t,,,. l..
~ nrtnher, ttSs6.b GhAs ChWtn Nterr MA -
awarded ", although thvrt we're sbtrs trs ~ v ~
~ cNatbRten, sud Rdsta II AiNsss IN ~ ill., ty.5 !
M6an wherever Hsrc}HvrH. nv aaeaNtsFs. III 4
1haTh gsrr w others are ~ fnltcss2
~ y VIII produce butter in A. sAert tsef ~ !
other charu
"a, nwtl vather thr hnftrr afrr Htrpreagvs
W. f~NN ~esk tbs butter lHta A rufy aF84tv4ts 1
hRtterMlk thrfpfrrr ettupsttrty 49, ~ n n
Ath. II eill ssl The battsf htt5Et iassx v ~
the Charn.
Nth. Il ear be eperrtsa Nv child w'th p9rtsa -,
sndts as easily cltansei A. any ethet CiuTa,
practical ~ sratgah Niil convince ATTY reFs ~
trath o. these statements.
Below are Few II tn names ut prast cal t8yt3s
krrs, who have subscribed ~ the letea#ug FyFf !,
Viz; We are hew using the above Cham as4 y
MAXI, u rhHrrs with ease and facility ard 40 ~
works and sails the butter In rtrttet ta5a+F "A
taking u from the Charm, ANA we chsvrtaIfy ftyss
II ~ Tire best Jhurn We have sErF srtus
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Ham Atret esrsa
JAMES Wtnhs'dc, James HtiteFyy Fctstt l5y er
G'eTF, Hamilton Brown, JataSe E4r&eta. i e. \
samuel Foster Alexander Ftem "a, H. ya.@ab IT,
Thompson, RATES, John Mid, SAMUEL Man
DAVIS, Jaroh Nilselrn. James Robertson
The subscriber E#s purchased the tight IN asYl
tnre and stll thH above nbn4ed Thntn In Hts NaHel
Henry Ccnn@es, Iowa. aAd HpuGsFtau ana Wat
Counties, Illinois, ard il faw props "a t. fafS1
who will favaF HIM WITH their patronage
~ Ttfess thur. are also for sFsa at SEws
GO y, Keith Robinson & Co.'s, ana q LagmsaS
hrgtnh, iowa.
sshnp corner ofvnlley and Eighth streets
feb 25-wtf A. p GErH
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y \ CHANCs FOR THE SPIRlrUALIsTs The Bos-
ton Post gives the following PRACTICAL turn 10
the spiritual controversy:
We offer a reward oil five dollars q dav 10 any
rappers who will not move table in our in
Ing room, but cover it with dinner for five
parsons at O'Clock =. VI. each day in the week,
and then quietly withdraw while we and our in
terestng family devour il. This showing round
empty tables does no good. Meat-meat is the
tnlag.
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DsowxED.-On the evening Of Tuesday last.
I4,h inst, . farmer by the name Of wilkinson,
10 csossisg the Des Noines river near Amster.
dam, With his wagon, missed the right road,
asd eoa into too deep wafer. The consequence
vss that she vseoa sss tipped over. and Mr.
Wiikiasoa snd his two children sho vrrr with
him asse ,h,os o in,o the waves. Mr. Wilkip-
son sa.eescsd in saving his own f., but the
caal6ren we're drosned.-Pella GAx, l5ta.
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ras NM 81 Two kKataNwS. Scene three
weeks s3o eititea at naytaH, Who had heen
ruined by al$stpAstuM drowned htNssrls III the
eenN, Night hesnre last his brother, broken
down aaa reduced 10 hegsars by the same cause,
dtol et delittNm tremeAs Ii cell ~ the eoants
jail, SNeA II the lAMeNsahle end OF MO men
who had fair start IN lite, with some means
and good business faculties, and might have
been aSetol, happy and respected, bat were de-
strnNea by hehitS 81 SdleneSS and fatal pro.
pcnstty Tor strong drink. DAYTON Gazette.
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F.LrRE AM FoKaSRteS, Mr.. i, III. Saause,
Ut Woodiord soaaty, kentucky, heretofore con,
sid red ore at the most wealthy and respectable
mcn in Nondtord, tailed On Monday for very
large amoant several henared thousand dollars
according ~ the Louisville Courier, SSncc hi.
failure soalr S4ap,O0a d his forged paper ha'
come 70 light. He was heavy specnlster, and
the merchants Of Louisville sufer heavily hv hi,
operations, MANY OF his uotcs pprported TO IL
endorsed by his father aud cousin, The for
ger has ahseonded.
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81 say, Squire whail yeou take for that ere
dog o yonrng" said Yankee pedlar to an old
Dutch farmer; "ahai'il ,eou take tor hms II.
amt very good ookn' dog; but what was you
calatin' may be he'd fttch.n
''Ai.!" responded the Dutchman, sdat dog
isbn't wort noting most; he ishnt wort YOU to
buy 'um."
-"Guess tew dollars abeout would git him,
wouldn't il! Ill give you that for him."
s.Yaas; he isn't icort dat
'.Wal I'll take him" said the peddler.
''Shtop." said the Dutchman; ''dere's one ting
about dat dog CANT SELL
'.Oh! take of his collar; don't want that,
suggested the peddler.
faint dat" replied Mvnheer; ''he's boor
dog, but CANT sell de rag # his tail whss
comes home
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ABBOTT & KINGMAN,

MANUFACTURERS OF
SASH, BIEN.J> AID DOORS
DEALERS IN
NBER, LAM. SHTGG{EE.
Factory, Ward and 0fict, SEQ Ciask street I'D
Taylor ard Twelfth Streets, near X. ]. .1dM II
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list Of Priees furnished Dealers on srrHcat3eI
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