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From ReD-J y Hines PdstorQf AdpeHt CAtirch, Boston
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consider it a great invention, and willing to insure
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From J. B. Bennet snsra Agent q - Ins Co. for the

From J. B. Bennett General Agent Of tna ms Co. for the
CNcISEATI, Jan. Z, 1851.
Having made considerable inquiry TO the merits OF the
'Paent Elastic Roofing introduced into this city
by Childs Co. fnd il TO he highly recommended in this
city by many judges; that it is meeting with very
ready general Introduction; that its superiority over
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and finally, expect to adopt ior my next oo when VIII
tsummerhaving intended to use TIM but will try
the virtues Patent Elastic Roofing As substitute
Yours, truly, J. b. BENNETT.
OFFICE OF THE Gin, HAM AND DAYTON RAILROAD.
ChIds Co.'S Patent Cement Roofing is now used her,
hest class OF Buildings We are covering Freight
Cars with and Master NJ gchanc REPORTS very favor
able TO IL. 3 :. LHOMMEDIEOi FreS.
oFFIoE OF TIE OHIO AID MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co.,
CIECIENATI, Jan. 7, 1851. {
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ng OF cars, we may say hat rom our we en-
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supply Agent Ohio Miss. R. R.
~ Since the above written, the Ohio aud Missis-
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STEAM ENGINES
NEW IRON FOUNDRY

NEW IRON FOUNDRY.
ELLIS 81 MOORE
EG leave % inform their friends and the public that they
~ have nov Ia operation large aud extensive o n
FoV K Y , adjoining our Machine shop and pre-
pared TO
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
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He VII Alao faTash description of ste~ IA "a ser
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OFFICE THE GIN, IAN AND DAYTON RAILROAD.
Childs Co.'S Patent Cement Roofing is used hert
on our class Buildings We covering Freight
Cars with IT, and Master Nc echanc REPORTS very favor
able to H. s. s. LHOMMGDIEU, Pres
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DEAR sIR: am using Cathartc Pills IN my practice,
and Ind then excellent pGrgave cleanse the system
and purity the fountains Of the blood.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
MEMORIES.
ny HIGH \. MOORE.


WHEN nights dark mantle o'er the earth Is cast,
And weary nature calmly sinks to rest,
Thoughts of bright childhood's hours crowd thick
and fast
Upon ne soul by sorrows hand oppressed.
Again we hear the brooklet murmurinS by
The snow-white cottage on the slopng green;
And the heart, struggling, breathes longing sigh
Once more to revel in the gladstone scene.
The lambkin sporting on the grassy lawn,
Sweet type ofinnocence without alloy
The soaring lark, TINT early grects the d,wl
With his clear notes of pure and liquid joy
II quick succession oft rush through the mnd
When thus permitted for time to roam,
Unfettered, free-ay, wholly unconfned-'
To the once happy scenes of 'home, sweet home.
How often, when oppressedwith bitter care,
And sinking meath accumulated woes,
Does the heart wander back to scenes thus fair,
And seek, in mem'ry's volume, for repose!
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08

A SMALL VI Glory DEARLY PURcB AsED.
Soor after I commenced my circuit du-
ties, in 1924, / arrived at Lawrenceburgh,
and stopped as the hotel of John Grey
The Circuit Court was to be held the next
day. After supper well dressed good
looking man called upon me to give me a
little appeal case against John Ackerman, a
farmer living in. the Northern part of the
county. He told his story the case was
in a nut shell Ackerman had bought GRO
ceries Of him in Cincinnati to the amount
of eiget dollars. and given his note for the
amount; had frequently promised to pay
the note but having as often failed. the suit
had been brought before a justice of the
peace against Ackerman to recover the
EIGHT dollars and few cents cost. Ack-
erman appeared, by bis lawyer, and filed a
plea of "non assumpsit" upon oath, and
there being no evidence to sustain the case,
judgment was rendered for the defendant,
of course. Some three months afterwards
the plaintiff heard of it and appealed the
case, and had with him all the Witnesses
to prove it in Court. The, next day the
case was called, and Messrs. Lane and ST..
Clair moved to dismiss the appeal because
it was not fled in time Our statute then
required appeals to be fled within thirty
days of the date of the judgment to give
Jurisdiction to the Circuit Court. Judge
E,,gleston remarked that he had no discre-
ton. the case must be dismissed, but con,
sidering the small amount involved. and
the nature of the defence, he would sug-
gest that it would be better to let jndgme Mt
60. / then proposed to defendants coun-
sci that if they would let me take a judg
ment for the eight dollars and. costs, the
case should there end. After moments
consultation with their client my PROPOSE
ton was. rejected, and the appeal was dis
missed by the Court, at the costs of my
client, and Ackerman left the Court room,
Issghing over his triumph. But the end
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
PIYMOUTEE THURSDAY, OCTOBER g. Is57

was not yet. The Grand Jury was in ses
sion. prepared an indictment for perjury
against Ackerman for his oa,h in swearing
to the plea before the Justice. The evi-
dence was clear and conclusive. The bill
was found and returned before dinner.
quietly took out bench warrant, and be-
fore Ackermau had left town he was arrest
ed by John Spencer. the sheriff, and bro'i
into Court. His counsel, Messrs. Lane
and St. Clair, Immediately offered bail for
his appearance from day to day-during
the term the recognizance was entered. and
the counsel commenced Ready for trial.
so is the State; let jury come" The
Sheriff put a jury in the box. Walter Arm
strong was foreman. Court adjourned till
morning. The trial came on early. The
evidence was heard. ! opened the case
briefly, Mr.. Lane followed with power
full speech, but the evidence had "praju-
diced" the jury agsinst his client, and
had nothing to do but 20 sum up and read
the stat Furnishing the offence. The
Court charged-Ihe jury returned a verdict
of guilty and two years in the penileniiary.
Ackerman was called to hear Judgment but
failed to answer. The recognizance was
forfeited, a capas ordered returrable to the
next term. In vacation Ackerman was ar
rested. a motion in arrest was overruled by
the Court, and Ackerman sentenced to the
penitentiary at hard labor for two years.
His farm was sold upon the forfeited recog
nizance, and his personal effects to pay his
lawyers. sketch this case for its moral,
as showing that honesty is the best policy
at last.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08

leave to amend the four pleas Judge Egg
gleston--'Leave granted By this time
the case was so mixed up in special plead
ing that my yonng Ohio friend was com
pletely hors re combat, and came across to
my seat with a compromising look Well.
Mr. Smith, what will you do to end this
vexatious ease % Let the cause be con-
tinued and take judgment next term on the
note We had no defence, the note was
just. Agreed The cause was continued,
and at the next term judgment was entered
accordingly, but the end was not yet. Mr.
Weller published me in one of the Hamil-
ton papers as one of the most troublesome
liiigious lawyers he had ever met
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
WHHOIE NO. 99

on your head, andsmay your children grow
up and become Aldermen or Members Of
Congressl"
Spare them such disgrace !'' he NUT
tered; and picking up his CORY dagger he
plunged it into
We shall publish no more of this inter-
esting story in cur columns. The eontin
uation may be found only in the New York
.Sledger For sale in all parts Of the Uni
ted States and Now Jersey.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
CHAPTER III.

"-Revenge."- DIcrroSARY.
Edmund D'Quackenbust, thy hour has
come !! E" said the Crimson Warrior. 90
am the avenger of Don Greeney, whom
you have wronged. Prepare for kingdom
come"
'I'll call the police gasped D'Quack
anbust.
Fool, there is no police. Between The
Mayor anu the new Commissioners, tht
police are what they never were before, al
honest (noe est) BODY -
With single stroke of his huge dagger
he cut Don Edmund in two pieces!
CHAPTER ".
=" The green-eyed lobster, ealousy.''--sHAK.
The Crimson Warrior having annihilat
ed Don Edmund, turned his attention te
Adarina, and after some effort restored hel
to consciousness.m - r. A
Are you not Don Edmund-he had
such nose!" she CALCULATED, hysterically
{" No. la1y,, l am not Behold your
Edmund - s n. ~ .sossl
She gazed upon the lifeless body for :
moment, and in voice of intense emotion
she asked
ssss Who are you tEat thus spills blood?'
e''I am the avenger Of a wronged man.
a man you promised to lave and marry
and with a smile Of hatred he removed from
his face small moustache--- ril Iaus
s &c Do you know. me y q saa nsisss 7.
"Aye, Ada Don Gieeny, in whose
presence you formerly eppeared SO happy
to whom you ridiealed when absent. whiI'
your smile was given to that base thing
who lies there, dead as Fremont .''I esaks
-" Oht-nlar heaven shower hot pea-nut'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08

AEoRos''ATic TUBULAR DIVING BELL
Mr.. b. Maillefsrte, the well-known sub
marine engineer, has invented and put into
operation a new diving bell, which PROM
ises important results. TIE one already
constructed is employed at the Marine Rail-
way, on Hunters Point. E. r., with en-.
tire satisfaction. 1t may be briefly describ
ed as perpendicular cylinder, of length
which may be graduated according to tho
depth of wafer, enclosed at It's lower part
by another cylinder ten feet In diameter,
called a shell, and answering in part for an
air chamber, besides afIording space Tor
workmen. The whole structure is SO pois-
ed that its base is kept constantly over the
spot where the work is to be performed un-
till the whole is completed, the air being
regulated by stop-cocks, and the workmen
Obtaining ingress and egress by means of
ladders and man-holes. @hiie abundant pro-
vision is made for the entrance of licht
direct from the external atpiosphere.
This apparatus affords permanent and
uninterrupted communication with the bot
tom of rivers, harbors, DC, so that sub
marine operations, such as lay the foun-
dalions for any stsuction of masonry, or
any similar work, is rendered comparaiivly
easy. Divers are enabled 10 give':heir un-
divided attention to the work assigned them.
without apprehension of accident. and en-
lirely independent of outside attendance
the bell may be perfectly controlled by
single diver, either from the inside or out
side and once fixed in its proper place. Il
is not necessarily again disturbed---ihe en-
trance being above the, surface Of sthe
water. Men or materials may be passed
out or in at pleasure, aud conversation be-
tween those above and below the water can
be conducted with eqnal facility The ca
pacisy of the bell is s75 cubic feet; of the
outer shell, 828 the weight of water dis
place by the bell and the tube, is $4,000
lbs; Che amount cf ballast required is g.
500 los. Mr.. Mailleferte has applied COX
patent &e tet .5ttisz sra
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08

Soon after the county OF Union was or
ganized, ! was employed BY little hump
backed fellow, some twenty-five years of
sge. certainly one of the most perfect libels
q creation that had seen, to defend him
agai1bt an action Of breA I'll Of narriag con-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08

me that book. 1t the Court please. that
law is void under the Constitution of the
United States, it reads No State shall
pass any law impairing the obligation of
contracts. | saw was gone. The Coart
The Constitution of the United States
must prevail--judgment for the plaintiff.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
S4,959.O00
*Exclusive of about s1.6oo. .ooo speci,

*Exclusive of about 81 ,6o0,0 specie.
If the cargo was included, these figures
would be more than doubled The Presi-
dent was lost in the year 184l; no one
knows how nor where. The Columbia, ia
nautical phrase, broke her back on tho
rocks on The American shore Of the Allan
tic. The City of Philadelphia went to
pieces on the rocks near Cape Lace. The
/ City Of Glasgow sailed from Liverpool,
March 1sg, 1854, and was not afterwards
heard of. The Great Britain came near
being included in the list, having lain
ashore some months az Dundrum Bay, coast
of ireland, but is now engaged As trans
port for India. The Franklin and Hum
boldt went ashore and broke in pieces-the
former on Long Island, and The latter rear
! Halifax. The Arctic and Pacific were losi
as already recorded. The Iron steamer
Tempest, measuring 1900 tons. sailed
| from New York, February l2, 1857, with
crew of from 35 TO 40 men, and was
never heard from. On The Pacific several
fine steamers have been lost, generally of,
smaller class. The Independence. ftr
instance, was totally lost, with 1870 lives;
and the Tennessee, st. Louis and Yankee
Blade, Winfield Scott, aud others, became
total wrecks f.f....
English steamers, in waters contiguous
| to the United States, have Jared little Bet
ter. Within short time We have had to
record the loss of the fine Iron steamship
Canadian, on the St. Lawrence also the
steamship Clyde, and several steamers in
the West India Islands.
A calculation as to tie rumber of lives
lost in these steamers makes total Of
about seapnteea hundred. This Joss being
irrepairable, no consolation can be derived
from the fact that large proportion of it
might have been prevented by division
of these ships into compartments by water
tight bulkheads; but there is opportunity
to make the adoption of such means of
safety compulsory upon the owHers of all
sea- going steamers, and thereby doing
much 20 prevent the rc-occurrence Of ca
tastrophes such as we too often have occa-
sion to deplore.--Jour. Com. t
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
TEE BLOODY DAGGERS:
OR,
THE CRIMSON WARRIORS REVENGE
~~~-o~O-~-~~O~~~~O~
TALE OF TOAD HILL.
>~~~~0~~-~-O
CHAPTER /.
"Go in, Lemons - TON HYER.

rior of HOboken. as with rapid strides he
paced the ball where hung the shilling am
brotypes of his ancestors. Tonight III
be revenged upon the~haughty Lady Ada
rina Seraphina 'Lumurdeane. and thai
base sucker, Don Edmund 'Quackenbust
Oh Z! revenge thou art sweeter to me than
the nectar of the gods or Stewards syrup,
which, in my days of youthful innocence,
poured in lavish streams upon my buck
wheat cakes
With demoniac smile he drew from
his pocket large---handkerchief,
and carefully wiped his luminous eye.
CHAPTER ii.
.-Thunder and Lightning. ."-ALNASAc.
The fascinating Adarina sat in her bou
doir eating round heart which her faith
full maid, Bridget O'Sulivan, had purchas-
ed for her at the Dutch bakers
81 cannot think what detains Don Ed
mund." she exclaimed. as she cast a look
at the clock "by the thunder's roar, and
the lishtnings vivid flash, l think we'll
have spell of weather soon, If not soon
er. However, there is no such thing as
knowing anything about the weather since
Merriam left US to pedestiianize around the
country in a muslin shirt, minus unexcep-
tionables-the indecent old fellow /"
Some one enters the room-'tis Don Ed
mund.
"Adarina"
Edmund"
And they are claspod in foad embrace
In voice of exquisite sweetness, like a
bull-frog on summer night, she sang
Oh! Eddy is it you, dearl | thought YOU would
though you'd stopped at the MERCHANTS to take
glass of rum,
But heard your footsteps, and / knew that you
was near,
Oh. Eddy, you are dearcr to me than Lager Beer.
ssBut Dearest she said, eve must part.
my cruel father says mus. wed Doa
Greeney D'Amuch."
"Say no more, love-" he exclaimed,
'but fly with me to Corney Island, and
there in cottage made heaven by love,
we'll sell CLAIMS and all the other dclicasics
of that lovely spot to the hungry Gotham
ties.
81 cannot leave pa" she said in a voice
choked with emotion and a piece Of the
round heart
''Dost thou think more of thy pa than
me?" he asked. "Oh Calcium, light Of
my existence, Ay with me. for if you wed
Don Greeney, I'll drive tooth pick
through this faithful heart, and Cooney
shall hold an inquest on my bodyl'
"Simmer down, Edmund" she exclaim-
ed, 81 will go with you; let us depart at
once; there's danger in delay"
"Aye. vile woman. there is !" The
Crimson Warrior wos before them! Ada
rina tainted. s - W