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sT IF YOU HAVE RHhUnvATIaM-
-, USE CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
USE CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF s Y0x HAZE PAIN AND AohLNG of THE
USE CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU HAT'E SUFFERED BY MERCURY-
USE CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
USE caRTERt sPANisH MIXTURE.
IF You HAVE ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN
USE CARTGR's SPANISH MiXTURE.
If YOUR LIVER is AFFECTED-
-. USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF K0U HAVE FETERS AND NIGHT
USE CAREERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU HATE CHRONIC SORE THROAT -,
USE CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE
IF you HAZE OLD OBSTINATE SORES
USE CARTER's SPANISH MlXTUaE.
If You HAZE NERVOUS DEBILITY =.
r., USE CARTGies SPANISH MIXTURE.
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
III YOU WANT THE BEST ALTERA TIPE
USE CATERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If YOU W-4NT 4 MEDICINE THAT CON-
USE CARTER's SPANISH RINTURE.
IF YOU WANT TO KEEP VIGOROUS md
HEALTHY ffs..h s.s .-n -
USE CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD +.'t
USE CARrER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
ALL THE LEADING DRUGGISTS SELL. l. a
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
EV I6FCsssA5DEN7S SSs Ia SSScG, AMcSl0N
eer, tOfSice with George J. Summer No 20 Pearl st,)
viii attsId in person to the sale of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks CT Mershsndtzs, Horses
ks. 'saa- =
ALso.-fo Eensas cut Ho.sss aaa Hir.zs oxs Me-
sross. aesas
Leeches, EeeChes, Lseches.-k hav
just received by AdaElJ Express, fresh lot OF
Swedish Leeches, which wi!Ihe applied upon the
most reasonable terms. E3@s
2. s.-Cupping snd Lssching promptly attended
To- can be found at ell hours at the Hair Dressing
Room under the American Hotel. E.sf5a g 7Hri
s1S0 R.C. EOBsON.
E Board of Trade OF Rfchmcnd.--
HORACE L. KENT, Pres't. Il. g. BEsTLEY TEesxr.
WILLIAM B. IsaAcs Secretary. z.f-r si
Committee OF arbitration.
WILLIAM s. BOWMAN, Chermaa.
kAaKIs ~. GLAzgRaoox, JAMEs n poFsY,
David CURRIR, l.. %. CEzssHAR.
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sse IIDWA Al Il al FUR kNN,.- I
~ otter fo- rent, my MIL, r Nelson county on
ks-A th2 James RIVER Ca4al. one huUdred mites
f-om he city Of RiCbncnd This Hil hiss sll the
recent lmpTov"usp-s There are thlse pair of
Stones for gTiga.ng wbest for corn and OF for
plaster Attached 70 the Mill is a CiTcu AZ Saw
There is ample r0om for s'o-as grain and ofal Tie
calsl bOers corsa vi hin fgc feet of the mill
a5r Eside cf stone wharf. The Brand of This Mil
IS We. satsb'lfh d. the ur generally commands
higher Prics then -four of slrllar grade with
the Nil y! Ia rented the hileI's Hcuee and
.sTgs opers Sh p. ANY d9si1irg tuIther in
faims,lou, can spplv to me-, personally, on the
pac" after the 3lh nf March or by ietter direcfeo
u ~ arm asteF, Nelson county; in the meantime 81
Rchmcad
f. i7-Zswts ]. GRATTAN CAEFLL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

So RUNAWAY IN JAIL. WAS com :
W mitted to the jail Of Caro- line County, Virginia.
on the 18th Of February last, negro mar. call
ing himself SANDY, who says that he is the
.LA prop srty Of William Fielding. OF Charleiton,
South Ca, olins Said gro is five feet four inches
high; is bright mulatto; about thirty years OF ags;
long straight hair when combed our, and 10 coais5
carpeutsr When committed he bad on q dark grey
cassi uere coat and coarse drsb coiored pants de
says that he was sold in June last By Robert G. sts-
' - THOs l.. JONES.
NH % -1aw6w Jsilor of CsroiiEe co, va
YTTV{iINIA WORni kILLEk--cHiL.. =. y.
OREN CRY FOR lT --1his preparation nus
been used for years, aud its popularity aay ~ ~,
ereasing, a. its great virtues a. the only ns
Worm Destroyer becomes more known soA :.
IDENTIFY recomn . sndsd by physicians and o.nSas
the safest best, and most pleasant rsmeoI -, anil
psllins worms Ia nse II is sassry is .Ss oransru
dren and will prove succsssfnl whsn ~ tns
nauss stins worm ssed oil prsparasions AL
Prspsssl only by =. J. fisos, saa sela ~ ~ II
Gsnssallys w
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GxA FOR REtT-s.9'Ee lrst floor ard
r. basement Of the granite front BUILDING, on 10th
7-A street between Ta.a aud Cary, second door
below Cfawtords Balloon. Apply to
WIN. + hONTAGUE,
Il l2-ts Corner Bsns and 18th streets
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For Scy \ orI6. &c.

Fvtt4 5tesmships Ptt NsYLVAHIA VIRGINIA
su5 CITY OF RICHMOND. Oaa cf these steamers
l,svs syegv aoudsy aud Thursi =. stopping 3, City
Point snc N0'foS 10 receive trHgot and passengers
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"a FOR RENT. sivea i'm
- msdlEtsly, that yery ds5Irafre residence oD
4~4 franklin street, between 9Th 9no 9Th, adjoining
tqe !esdsnce CT Ar. John K.GQrdon For ter ms, ap,
ply to SELDAN & MILLER
f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

Co. TOBACCO kACTOkY FOR KENr,
~ The Tobacco Factory, now occupied by Mr N
~-a b dickinson, llth street, between Main ano
I.'y' viii Do for ssnt mex. year. Possession siver
E' January. Apply 70
RAaKsDALE g. READ,
&C 5tf Shockoe Warehouse.
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REcEIyED TI DAY Ten hall barrels
- Ctekm Ale eight q1srteT do for sale at
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Crosse asked that the Journal of rec.
terdays proceedings Be changed, 90 that
II Do made 10 appear that part Of the
Senators came in. instead Of the Senate.
and that the Senator from Muuros ad.
journed the convention instead of thu
presiding officer Of the Senate.
He said. that before the Jousna, could
declare that tha Senate was here. ,h.
House should have been onicislly Inform.
ed Of that fact. There were Senators
here. bu: not the Senate. for how could
that DO known. unless the resolution of
the House had been concurrsd 10 by that
body.
The motion to amend the journal was
lsid on the table-Ayes 81. Nays SO.
On motion Of Davis, of Sullivan. the
House resolved itself into committee Of
the whole en- the Governors Massage
Davis. Of Sullivan, in the Chais,
That part which relates 10 she po,itics,
question Of slavery in the territories va,
referred to committee OF one from each
judicial District; ell the res, 10 appro.
pirate atsnding committees.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29


The meeting w as called TO order by the
President Of the Slate Board. when the
following memb bers Of the Board and Del
egates were sscertained 10 be present.
MEMBERS OF THE STATE BOARD.
A. c. Stevenson. President. of Putnam
VIM. HI. Bennett. of Union; VIM. T
Dennis. Of Wayne; G. D. Wagner, oI
Warren; Geo. w. Lane, OF Dearbon; S.
Fisher, of Wabash; |. d. G.. Nelson. oI
Allen; r. 7. Brown, Of Montgomery; r
Raymond. Of franklin; G. b. Graf. oi
Gibson; Wm. NJ franklin, Of Owen; J.
D. Williams, Of Knox.
DELEGATES FROM THE COUNTY SOCIETIES.
VIM. lIsmilton. Of Allen; A. J. Boone
Of Boone; Thos. Ferries. of Carroll; Mr.
Cromwell. Of Clay; E. s. Blasdell. oi
Dearbon; ]. D. Pleak, of Decatur; Jos.
s. Buckles. Of Delaware; Jos. T. Brady.
Of franklin; T. ". Hill. Of Gibson; M
Bradford. of Grant; Jas. Tyner, of Han
cock; Mr.. Fsrnss. of Hendricks; N. Bal.
lirger. Of Henry, Hancock and Rush;
Isaac Kinley. Of Henry; Mr.. Smock, oi
Jefferson. S. Vswter, Of Jennings; Mr..
Bradley. of Johnsoa; ]. D. williams. oI
Knox; II. Pack. Of Lagrange: Geo. Craw
ford. of Laporte; s. ID. Mattox, of Mad
ison; Mr.. Besler. of Marion; w. P.
Thompson. OF Morgan; Henry Elles ol
Munroe; 7. w. Fry. Of Montgomery; D.
G. Rsbb, Of Ohio and Switzerland; Mr..
McPheeters. Of Washington and Orange;
Wm. M. franklin. Of Owen;. Mr.. Don
sldson of Parke and vermillion; r. S
Rsgan, Of Putnam; G.. w. Monk. Of Ran
dolph; ]. Henry. Of Ripley; Mr.. Hsckle-
man. Of Rush; Geo. w. Brown, Of Shell
by; Jno. H. Harper. of ST. Joseph; VIM.
AIsop. OF Sullivan, J. T lowering of Tip
pscanoe; Jno. Green, Of Tiptsn; R. M.
Howard. OF Union; John Law. of Wander.
buIgh; Judge Gookins. OF vigo; J. A.
McHenry Of Wabash: T. Poole. of War
rem: Nathan Histt.of Wsrrick; J. w.
R-yman. of Washington; s. Meredith. OF
Wayne; Geo. Mcdowell. Of Wells; Jno.
NJ Wagner. Of Grand Prairie Society;
Adjourned until 2 o'clock.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

DECISION IN THE Dnip Scor1 CAsr.--
Tho New York papers have dispatches
from Washington. stating fbst she Uni-
ted States Supreme Court have come 10
. decision on the important question pre-
senied IN the cass Of Drsd Scott, recently
srsured before that iribuns.. Judge Tan.
ey OF Marylsnd. Daniels Of vireinis,
Wayne Of Georgis, Cstson Of Tennsssee.
Nelson Of New York. snd Gries Of Penn.
syivsnis. hold that Congress has no pow
er over the question Of slavery In the
Territories, and that the Missossi Con
promise is unconstitutional. end there.
fore Of no effect Judges Mclean Of Ohio,
snd Curtiss of MASSACHUSETTS, hold that
Congress has power over the question Of
slavery in the Territories. The Decision
will be formsily snnouncsd in few days
By Chief Justice Tansy = Tolsso Cow
mereiol. q 'f fsn - 'l. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr cooL;,. orI ,ba -fo,lo~;,o
o1,,;o, =
| .Resoired. That a COMMITTEES of three
be appoints' to prepare memorial 10
'hs Les'slst.'e on the subject OF an as
.". .a.' 'ou " '.ques' ,"s Fas:ae.
the as,;er,,n.s, nroano,;x. Wy IA ' .n.na
featuring interests Of the State: Adoo,ed
and M-ssrs. Gsokins. Meredith and Law
were appointed The committee.
lin the Agricultural Department. OF
tho JouRSAL We have heretofors called
attention to the very imperfec, character
OF the statistics. The unfortunate sys-
tenn OF Township Assessors renders il all
most impossible to obtain uniformity Of
action. In some counties some Asses
sors psy but little attention TO taking
these statistics at ell: in others. the an
nual increase only Of stock is set down.
instead Of the whole number. and from
some counties no returns are made. The
Auditor OF State finds difficulty in get
ting returns from one half Of the county
Auditors, and instead Of the returns TO
his ofiice being published early in the
sumner, that ell may see whether in
number the stock is plenty. the are not
P''n'so until alter the market season for
cattle snd hogs is past.
l"e'e ''a''s'es are 10 protect the iarm-
sf from the speculator. who controls so
'"''! '""ue"ees' 'aat ne can create the
impression thai hogs and cattle are na-
'ne'oos' wnen u Is MS interest 10 DO So
The present law should be more effec-
i've. ihe Assessors should be placed
nnder pensities-and correct information
10 them should be made compulsory
The County Auditors should report to the
State Auditor BY the frat Of June. end
ns should publish the list BY the FIRST OF
'uiy.
Ine importance Of On css'y publiestion
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
New Hanipslaire.

The Republican Convention OF Esr
Hampshire met at Concord on the 9Th.
and was spirited and united ia action
Governor Metcalf declined q rs-slsesion.
On the first ballot for Governor, fchsbod
Goodwin had l6l. William Hale 100.
John H. White %, Frederick Smy,h 20.
and considerable number Of scat,erinr.
Second balloi--Good win 2o5. H,ls S2p.
Third ballot-Hale 3Ol, Good win 49,
Scattering 6. The resolutions are capi.
sa!. Only enc issue is broachsd. the OF.
tension OF Slavery. end that issae 10 pus
upon The true ground. We copy . pot
tion Of what the Nav Hamyshirs Repub.
licsns resolve: ,
To Indicate the spirit and purposs
which shall govern Us in the politics,
contest before US - -r-
Resolved. Tha, the opponents of ths
National Administration in New Hams.
shire will enter into the pending canvass
upon the same platform and principles.
on which they achieved shsiF victory on
the 4lh OF November last.
Resolved. That .he conde nina ton p,o.
nouncsd az the late election, by the Ere.
states OF the Union. upon the usurpasiop
pracsiced in Kansas, has already modified
executive action in that Tesritosy. and
''ughs US to hope thai Persevsring effort
msy secure the same to freedom, In spite
OF the repeal of the Missouri Restrictions.
IN spite OF the tenor and spirit OF the
Cincinnati Platform. and in spite Of the
Sham Democracy Of New Hsmpshire.
which has omitted no opportunity 10 dis.
courage our efforts to make the same a
free State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
S N At z
FIFTH DAY.
TUESDAY, Jan. l3. 1851

AVEspAY, Jan. Is. 1891.
Pending the reading OF the minutes
6ooding moved 10 amend the Journal b,
striking out all that part relating to wha
was done efler the vacation OF the Chai
on Monday. By Lieut.. Governor Willard
and before the occupancy Of it by Lieu,
Governor Hammond.
II was tabled by ayes 81, nays 20.
Other motions to amend were tabled
~ RESOLUTIONS.
By Hafgrove. that copies of the Mes.
sage of Gov. Wright and inaugural Ad
dress Of Gov. Willard, be furnished 10 the
Senate.
Crsvens moved 10 lay the resolution
and amendments on the table. So laid
BY "a Ayes TO % Nays.
By Sags that the COMMITTEES on the
Judiciary be instructed to inquire into
the legality and cons.itutionslity OF the
occupancy OF the Chair of the Senate by
Abrsm A. Hammond. AID report to tbs
Senate.
A preamble to the resolution reci,es
the proceedings Of yesterday. previous TO
the Inauguration of Gov. Willard, and re-
iers to the clauses in the Constitution
which require that the votes for Cover.
nor and Lieutenant Governor to be opep :
cd and published in the presence Of both
Houses.
In speech in support OF the resol siior,
Mr.. Ssge said he was glad of the ex
change. in looks. Al least. in the presiding
oficsr. He had hesvd through Madam
Ru'nor that the present President of the
Sensts had misgivings rs to the Legality
Of his inaugural, Perhaps the new tieui.
Go-s'nor did not know ell the crooks.
twists and iurus Of the Demoersxic ps,.
y, having been reared in the old Whir
''ganisasiou., He hoped the resolution
would be adopted. and an investigation
rad. 8
Goodirs wished 70 know il the Demo
cratic side OF the Senate was TO have no
peace. He wishsd to know how far the
opposition would 90 in their warfare a.
'ainst the govetnment- He knew moth
ng OF the joint convention in the House
yesterday. Iis adjournment was un.
lnown 70 him. lie vas for no tricks, |
md no dishonorsble acts He wanted |
o elect two U. s. Senators, but he desired
Q DO i legally end honorsbls, II m
The resolution was adopted. Ares 81,
lsys "a.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

hE EhN>OON . hSoiOf.
The committee to exsmine the accounts
Of the Treasurer and Secretary were di
rccsed to report to the President at some
future time.
On motion sy MI. Bollman:
2 Resolped, That in awarding premi.
ums on stock, the committee shall state
in their reports the post-office residence
Of the successful composition. the nsmei
and breeds of the animals receiving the
premiums, which residence, names and
breeds shall be stated by the Secreisr,
p the published list Of premiums.
On motion OF Mr. Bollman.
Rssolued, That the president, in behalf
Of the Slate Board, contract with each
Railroad company in the state to carr!
visitors to and from the State Fair al
half price. and stock nnd other article,
for exhibition free, unless the same
should be sold at the said Fair.
During the remarks on this resolution
il was declared tha: unless satisfactory
arrangements could be made with the
Railroad Companies. it was feared that
both exhibitors and visitors would cease
to attend the State Fairs; that The expense
to which both were subjected had caused
much complaint; that in Ohio the Rail
road Companies adhered to the conditions
embraced in the resolution; that these
Railroads found their interest promoted
By the improvement Of the agricultural
mechs nicsl and manufacturing pursuits;
sha, they ought. therefore. to aid in con-
tributing TO sustain our Fsirss that un-
less they did so; either the visitors who.
attended must come BY the common roads,
or the State Board would be forced to
hold them in different parts OF the State.
SO as TO be more accessible to those liv-
ing st o distance from the center Re
porter - inal et7N sa'st -i2 ie
On motion the Secretary was directed
to forward twenty copies Of the Premium
List TO each County Society. s2eeii
At special meeting o: the State
Board. Ignstius Brown. Of Indiana polls,
was elected it's Secretary. eeff
On motion. adjourned without Day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

On Afairs Of State Prison--KerI
Bat,eIton. Wsllsce. Hayden. Lewis al,
Mercer.
On Corporations s-McFsrland Den
sy, Conner of Wabash, Ricketts,, Wsgnsr
Conduit and Jeffries.
On Sramp Lands-Reese. Trippet
Price. Brown, Hawkins, Robbins nnt
Cra w ford.
On Apportionment Humphreys. Ell
son, Smith of Bartholomew. Grove. Bat
ter,on. Stone, Mcfarland. Moore, Rob
bins, Hoaglsnd and Mcdaniel.
On Claims---Carnahsn. Shoulders
Hayden. Wiley, Whiicomb. Merrifeld
Williams Of Lagrange.
On Trust Funds ds-Schermerhorn, Ed
son, Neal. Early. Mcdonald Of Lake
Rsyman and Todd.
On Military Affairs Bethel. Hnyd
Whitcomb. Allen, Lewis. Abel and Vaw
ter.
On Fees and Salaries Stillwell, Nc.
Donald Of Fountain, Larue, Adams
Moore. Abel and Neal.
On Sinking Funds Ricketts,, Kerr
Steele. Blake, Colgrovs. Wallace. Smith
Of Delaware.
On Rights and Privilege s-Siudaba.
ker. Mckinney. Vawter. Wallace, Ev.
ans. Trippett and Hutchings.
On. Roads--Moore, Taggsr,. Bran
ham, Wiley, Yater. Ayres and Clspp.
On Manufactures aud Commeree--
Branham. Douglass, Wright, Robbins,
Brown and Price.
On County aud Township Business
Claypool. Do5hins. Clspp. Modessitt,
Austin. Brauhsm and Bsllenger.
On observation-disclosures Ben
man. Stone. Yater, Crawford, Lands and
Davis of Hendricks.
On Benevolent Institutions Conduit
Mcdonald Of Founisin. Grose, Dobbins,
Branham, Cullen and Shuman.
!, On Tempsrance--Cullen, CLARK. Ev.
ans. Sherrod, BatteIton. Duncan and
Ward.
On Affairs Of TOpn of Indianapolis
Gordon, Massey. Slosser, Harrison,
Smith of Delaware, Duncan and Shu-
man.
On Accounts and Mileage--hllen.
Herrod. Stone. Clark. Mercer. Taggsr,
and Jeffrics.
On Enrolled Bills--Crowe, Douglass.
Van Sandi. Ayres. Boyd, Hawkins and
Ward.
On Engrossed Bills --Msryin, WcGin.
mis-, Davis Of Hendricks. Willisms oI
Knox. Stone. Reymsn and Todd.
On. .Canals--Hcaglsnd, Slicer, Grose,
Van Sandt, Conner of Wabash, Hsrrison
aud Steele,
Or Public Erpenditures = Grose, Eur,
man. Esrly, Hsrrod, Bnnson, Bryan and
Austin.
JOINT COMMITTEES.
On Public Buildings gs-McDonald OF
Fountain. Adams and Meuifeld.
On Canal Funds Williams of Knox.
Bryan end BaIlanger.
On State Library Edison, Conner OF
Hamilton nnd Grove.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
PLYMOUTH INDIANA THURSDAY, JANUARY es 1857

This resolution and amendment occu
stoned an animated discussion. In behsl
Of The resolution. il was urged that th
State Board should encourage such pro
ducts ss increased the wealth OF ,h,
State. that the propristy or improperly
the utility or inutiliiy Of sny product
we're not matters for the determinati tioI
Of the Board. bot for those engaged il
raising il; that several counties in the
Southern. part OF the State had entered
extensively in the cultivation of tobacco
that /: was . leading article OF commerce
and would be used, no matter how much
individuals might denounce il as either
usless or noxious.-( Noteb the Report
er,) According to the State Statistics.
which were referred to ia this discussi on.
the following counties produced over so .
600 pounds. in 1855: Brown. l0s .4S4
pounds; Green 333.755; Martin 20, 357.
Pike los. $50, Washington 222 675. The
total amount in the State is 2. 2.4l2. lS4 lbs,
valued at sl26. 546.l @
Agsinst the resolution il was contend
ed that the State Board should discrim
ate between articles useful and injuri-
Gus. that the use OF tobacco was ar evil
habit. creating an unnecessary expense
and odious TO every heat housekee per.
that the Board had endesvored. By its
published essays and proceedings, to
point out such modes Of farming ss
would sustain the fertility Of the soil. We,
now it was called on to encourage a pro-
duct admitted to be the most destructive
to that fertility, for. unlike any other sg :
riculiural production. i, left no manure TO
the soil; that II the mere question Of gain
was all that should govern tho Board. the
amendment 10 the resolution should be
adopted. for no one doubted the pecuni-
ary profit OF the manufac,ory and sale OF
whiskey.l
The resolution and amendment were
not adopted.
The Society then adjourned
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

Devoted to Physiology. Hydropathy. and ths
Laws of Life and Health. WITH En~,.v;,ss
illustrating the Human system-a Guide .
Health and Longevity. Pub lished monthly.
at 81 year. sa I7I~-i7-7 = =
" Good Health 10 our Great Want. We
can obtain it only by a knowledre Of the
Laws OF Life and the causes Of Disease.
whichare clearly presented in tie Wator-Cure
Journal. Particular directions are given for
the treatment Of ordinary cases At home. 20
that ell may apply it. Believing Health to be
the basa OF ell happiness. vs rely on TIE
friends Of good health 70 place . COPY Of the
Water CuEe Journal in every family. Nov
is the time to subscribe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

BY Suit. to refer the papers rsls,ine
toihs contest of the sea. Of Hugh Mi,les
in the Senate By K. G. Shryock, 10 the
COMMITTEES on Elections.
A message from the House arnouuced
the passage OF % snsiosssd bill sivips
the Government Of the United States iu-
Ti'dicIion over certain property u iha
city OF Indianapolis, and to .1smp, IN.
same from tsxstion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
poetital.
zinc Old Cottage Clock.

IThis exquisite piece will doubtless send
many q reader to the little volume from VIII;
iris taken fLestcrs OF Laura d'Auver-e. BY
Ccarlcs SWAIN, The Letters the principal Po-
em of the Book, is a curiosity Of its cltss II Is
simo'y a narrative Of li:ilo matrimonial quar-
rel. Of the most ordinary, ,nsl iulieed prossic
Kind. begun in tears and ending in kisses. yet
full Of the poetry. both If tire Imagination an
the affections. The shorter pieces have the
usual amount Of grace. simplicity. paihos and
religious feeling by which lie muse o! Charles
Swain commen |. herself 10 wide circle oi
.,I,e seutls and the good.l
CnI the old. old clock, Of the household stock
Was the bri ;hse.s thing aud uea,csf;
Its hands. though old, has a tonch Of sol !,
And its chime rang still the sweetest
Twas monitor. too. though it's words were
few,
Yet,hcy lived tl,oaeh nations altered;
AID it, vo'c,, still stroas. warned oil aud
young,
When the vcise Of fricn islip filtered.
Tick, tick il sid quiek. quick. tSbed,
For ten I've given warning
T., nP, aud go, or else, you know,
You'll never rise s,on in the mornina.'
A r,iendly voice Was that old. old clock,
As il stocd in the corner smiling,
And blessed the time with a merry chime,
The wini,y hours beguiling;
But cross old voice was shst tircsome clock,
As it called al daybresk boldly,
When the dawn looked grsy o'ef the misty
way,
And the early ar blew coldly;
ssTick, tick il said -squ'ck, out oil bel,
For FIVE I've gwen warning: wealth,
You'll never have health, you'n never get
Unless you're up in the morning"
Still hou0y the % nd goesrouad and round,
With tone that ceases never;
While tears are shed for ths: bright days fed.
And the old friends los: forever. se5t.
Its heart beats on, though hearts are gone
That warmer beat and younger.
It's hands still move-though hands We love
Are clasped on earth no longer! =
Tick, tick it said, 80 the church yarI bed.
The grave hath given warning
Cp, up, and rise, and look TO the skies.
Aud prepare for heaveaiy morning.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

There Is grsaI diff .renee between talk
ing and acting The men who promise
the most and talk the Ioudes', are the
men who finch q. the moment Of need,
aud t1rn the cold shoulder.