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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-26
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY:
In Common Pleas Court, April Term,

y
Be it known. that the 18th day of February,
1851, jacob H. Miller the petitioner in this cause,
by NJ w. Smith, his attorney, fled in the Office OF
the Clerk Of MARSHALL Common Pleas Court, his
petition for partition of lands in said petition de-
scribed as being the real estate OF Abraiirm Mil
Ter, deceased; and it appearing by affidavit That
Elizabeth Hanks, Jna Ann McCool Margaret
Ely, and Christ,nl Defienbau2h, arc nnnresidentg
of the State of Indiana they are therefore hereby
notified of the filing and tendency of said petition
andth the same will be heard at the Apr term Ct
the Marshal.court Common Pleas, to be ! o den al
the court house in Plymouth, on the third Monday
of April, 1857, ard unless they appear, plead,
swer or demur thereto. the same, as to them, will
be taken as confessed, and will be heard and deter
mined in their absence.
Attest; NEWTON r. PACKARD, Clerk
sA Court Common Pleas,
st Marshall County.
By Ron. C. CoRBALrr, Deputy.
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-26
STATE OF INDZAI1.
MARSHALL COUNTY,.
In the Marshall Circuit Court, August
1881 ~ Term, 1857

Benjamin Leiby,
The Cincinnati, Peru, & Chi
cago Railway Company, -
William Pomeroy, Complaint to qui-
john Houehton, ct title.
Levi C Barber,
Hugh White,
Ezekiel Morrison and
Thomas K Houehton. fasI
Be it known. that on the Dist day of February
1851 the Plaintiff in the above entitled cause bv j.
S. Frazer, his attorney, fled in the ofice of the
Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court, his amended
Complaint against the said Defendants; and it ap-
pear. from affidavit that William G. Pomeroy and
Hugh White are non-residents of the State of Indi-
anna they are, therefore, hereby notified of the f.
ling and pendency of said complaint. and unless
they appear at the next term of said Court, to be
holden at the Court House in Plymouth, on the
Second Monday, in August, 1857, and plead, ans
wer or demur thereto, the same will be heard and
determined in their absence.
ATTEST: NEWTON r. PACKARD, Clerk.
By R. c. CoRBALEY, Deputy.
Plymouth Feh'y 26-l6t4.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-26

BY s. b. CoRnALEY, Dep'y,
Plymouth, Feb. II, 1857. 14-Sw l3Ifil
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-26

The Home Journal asks: "How many
wives are responsible (by their expensive
ness) for the 2,7O5 failures, which there
were in the United States last year?"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-26
-"Licely and gossiping,
Store6,cith the treasures of a tattling ,oorld,
And ieith spice of Mirth, too"

Iron is now laid by steum on the Vir-
gin Central Railroad. The machine that
accomplishes this wonder, is So feet long,
and Will lay track at the rate of ten feet a
minute. What next?
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-26

Plymouth, Feb'y 26th 1e57-l6t4.
.use1 (Printer.s fee $500
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-26

A catfish, weighing 1o1 pounds, was
ecently sold in the Boston market. This
nay sound to some folks like fish story,
,ut it's a fact
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06
HEMRY LEEDS, hgGTIoSsER. a - S AUC 9;

u bold furniture, oil paintings, ks of
art % residence 10 ~enty sixth Will sell
above Tuesday at 10Y O'Clock the entire magoi
OF tn above hrs house, 10 which he would
SAIL DE special attention o. purchasers e being the most A.
valuable aud elegant furniture made
Soy auction this season The sale VIII be peremptory rain or
6re descriptive which be obtained al the
house on morning spen pearl nlad piano
re with deret stool and velvet carpes satin
curtains; and elegant pier and ante
nrrors full Of rosewood paror fornture richly
carved and in patin brocade with slip All
hese su made to order and are Of the most costly de
ofpuon. Three elegantly carved rosewood etegeres with
olae eoors adys nch secretary marble music cabinet
rosewood secretary and bookcase stauary mar
Turkish recumbent chAirs In satn
chairs covered In medallion tapestry four
chandelier magnificent seves aud Dresden china
vasns uuful scti- Of psror Also
aumber valuable oil csntipgs, In rich frames Dining
-oou library md chanbe' furnitueCrvd rosewood bed
marble bur~ans wAshsands and commodee all 70
-nach; amour with mir FONTS cheva glasses full sn, OF
furniture In hair~oh oval mirrors velvet Wilton
spe ayge French hair mattresses elegant extension dining
abes rich d- ing chairs marble too buffet
oryp,AL ruby and white elegant dinner se
7ear silver cutlery brar. book eie atees sofas
cushioned back and gothic chairs Enxsh oicloth
velvet marble hsand hall chandelier, refrSe
rsior range and stages pass within fsw
doors Oh he cash deposit will be required OF All
1uruhasers goods he removed immediately the
iAouse IL 20 be let with mmediae sseaslon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06
DENTISTRY.

OnNTErRy.-THE UEDsRsIasSp WILL NECrssA
~ riy be absent from The city from about the 18Th OF July
an the Ia OF Repember Professional appointments At hs OF
Ace made for period will be attended TO previousy FAR
~ pcssibie Immediate application e made.
q. n PUTNAM q Bona uresA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06
CLOTHING, 60.

n OnO TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND crorHIre
CO.UVV -een,leEnen ,ssing p convert len on or
By calling sending their address 70 JANIS noRoNny
Pearl sxee1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06
SHIPPING.


TvHK LIVERPOOL AND nav YORK AND PHIIADHI.
phia sosmship Oompanys Clyde built iron sears
CITY OF BALTINoksa sss ... yapI Il. l.oitch
CITY OF WASHINGTON, $50 TONS. Capt p. o. Potr1e
O1Tf OF MANCHESTER ai0S ions..... Capt Eennedy
&ANdAEOO lH4 tons. Capt Jefrey.
Saty Of nsis,nnoro. Wednesday. iIth June
CN ~ Washington ..................., LIST July
knADoGoO. LGh
And every alternate Wednesday.
City OF washington. sd July
Kangaroo. 6b Aug
RATE, OF CABIN PASSAGE PROM New Yors fniada
phis Tb From Liverpool u guiress " guusas and 10
gupeas according To the accommodation In The
all having the urivlax~ 10 the sAoou Including
Arl's fees
ImRD Class PAssEn0ERss united number Of tbro
passepgers will be taken fonnd provsone
required From philadelphia and New Work $50 vrow
Certificates Of passage will DC ..sa hero 70 parties am
DESTROYS Of bringing out eiv friends at corresponding
ra.ee
These Improved nAter-rh,
Each vessel carries experienced surgeon
every attention paid the comforts Ard sccommOisa~
II passengers
Drats on Liverpool from 81 upwards
Specie taken by these ssels usual
AL goods SCI " the agents will torwardo.
and despatch.
vor freight pAssago apply tho once Of the cnPsny
JOHN b LIZ. Is Broad way New York Agent
or WIN IsMAN. I IS Tower Buildings Liverpool Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06
RESTAURANTS.

CHAP1N's NEW DtNINp ROOM, ~ PEARL STREET.,
~ Bowery EXTENSION This n neatly fitted up and
resdy M NE recepuon Of all who mar favor with cal
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ApiUsErIENTs.


NIBLos GAKpxs.-Dooas OPEN AT 7; TO ooM-
~ mence at 6o'olock
Tick ats Chill treu. HRf price
MoED,y EVENING July 1887
First appearance of the talented snd beautiful
eI1NORlNA rHhkES. HOLLA AS
La SYLPHlDE,
character which her peculiar syke grace camel Tor
her ar'is 10 fur ore Ia the capitals of hurrpe
The entire tllet Company with support sgnorna hola
The e1ce lent Vaudeville COMPANY, comuos mr. VIZ
Flake VIZ Geo Jo' day, Mr. Thos plaene urs W. Bake,
Nisse' Mary Cannon and Emma Taylor In the mushAoie
'0N' BACHELOR's ToRMENrs
TuesdayThe Wonderful kavels, BIANCo and other en-
Wednesday signornA Theress Rola and the Vaudeville
Company.
a. A..AOks THaATkA
W On Monday, July q
sill appear, for the first time as
MAR0AkEr sLdORE,
In LOVES 81 CRIfiCE sus aimed by pc rerfui cast
A favor e af'erp'ece wi follow.
OADEMY OF MUsIO.-ITALi N OPERA
"a
LA CIR. Nuh OPERA TROUPE.
MONDAY July g.
whom presented Donzetp favoe In three
LUCIA III LAMAERMOoR,
for positively this nlgni only
AMoDIo. CoLErr, and ~,
ARNOLDI
In the principal roles.
Conductor .Btgnex r0RIAMi
ApNIssroN.-
farsues, parQuc circle and nrst CIRCLE .s......s.S
Family oirois - 10 cents Amphubesire rs oens
Beats be secured At Hall son's. No ~ krcsdwaS
O Breusings No 70l Broadway; King VrSwfords No.
Hism street and a. the boz ofco OF Tho Academy u MUSIC
Doors opep Al * O'clock " commence Ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

GAZE ABLE FOR A PR1vArn FtNI.
Dy Fire and burglar proof, and shesp. Apply W A.
SHERMAN. lG HAsaan street
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OvfIrr wANTEDi IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FoR
" sphysicisn Bssemcrt preferred 10 eti,n 10 near
'ourt street, Address Dor 7sss Poet oHcs, v.
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TIE FAST Arp SPACIOUS srnasnn BROADWAY
ell oommerce her regular trips fov Albany, on rhurs
sv July 1887 rom The loot Of Jay srce every Tussda,
ur.Aay and saturday al O'CLOCK A. M mAking the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06
WINES AND LIQUORS.

ITO LIQUOR DEALERS OWING TO The GREAT n.
ducon 10 the tariff liquors, the subscriber ssl
Ing from the bonded wsrehouse direct all tse syore brsss
Of brNndes, gins wines &c In variety % pacs
discount Of ID per OF old ices sigu-,ie andy -
rms, CHAa J. MURPHY, lmporiew
* Water mes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06
IInUscs, ROONIs. .sC.. WANTFD.

L,ARN WANTED, FROM Five TO FORTY ACRES or
leland the shore 10 rent with the priv
iege Of purrbssng ror suitable place few thousand dol
would be advanced a. an esou required about The
lat Of November Pull particulars stating nsure OF asd
and All improvements will meet with pderse attention. Nd
dre-s posu paid VIM. wsdom, care Of Wheeler. BELOW
co. No Rare ~ street N. v
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

| NARRI AGES FOR SALE-A Nj IL EXTeNSIOS TOP
~ carriage for horses -four light top wagons s
wi houi tops light boz road wagon large pstform
sRon suitable boxmaie any heavy carting
| Al Oh ap nj 80 III ridge stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

iroR sHREwsBURy. BI0HLANDs, OCEAN HOUSE,
= Long Branch. Port Washingto siddetown and Red
Rank. The and elegant steamer ALICE PRICE John
Borden. commander. will follows from Robinson sro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06
MEDICAL.

WBIrBREADs CELEBRATED PoRrEs. sov LAND
w Ing, and In prime ship -, from Iootnn
Cor suit By K X ATBURrrs 81 Beaver
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~ O. HORTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs GAR.
VI. mine sree-wl sell Tuesday at l0s O'Clock by v
Q gage, all household furn
tre contained iu house No 81 Sullivan street conss ing OF
brussels ingram beds and beddrg hair
esses curtains SOFAS sofa beds
French bedseads mahogany and chairs enamsed
chamber oil CLOTH crockery, glassware with assort
one hitchen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

U>OR WBEHAWKEN AND 9UrTENBUR3 tDArLY-
The JOHN L. LOCKWOOD will run daily ID k WE
IONS woodbne, weehswken and Gutenberg As follows
Leave Spring md N and l. add r. NJ sndng -
amos fwenirih and Fort third ttrees Lat trip from 0st
tsnburg ga WeehaHk~n J n NJ fsre sir cents
GRAND ExCuRsIoS TO FORT UANILruy-FAzu
VI III cens-The Staten leland ferry boats, Souah
Ferry. leaving Al and 10 A. Nm, And6P. ", coa-
ri So and 10Y A. NJ l2h, az. ~ and 81 e. The bod
leaves Fort Hamilton for Staten lSsnd IA q and IN A.
NJ, M 81 and ~ " connecting Va all her Nth the
Staten Island boat. Tor New Yort Stages Al For, Hamilton
for Green wood ard Brooklyn Boats
Hamilton for nrbing. sailing &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

NrKw ANDSECoND HAND PIANOS AND MEr.ODsONs
IN lower prices than before offered this market
the WATkkS piano aud music rooms. No ss3 Brosdxay.
One octave all round corners oil ert piano 1rice 500 for
SGg do carved keys sc $50 fr 500 Chickering,
octave price S1O for SEQ; Brooks octave
legs inad sneboard price s5o for $3.50; Miller 6S
octave price for sl7b hani
three ocsve for 40 % and so ~ octave Tor sac
1n Meodeons for $50 $50 81 So So, aid up
To $40 rsncs meloden-s aud allowed
purchae. For sale monthly pay0ens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

BILLIARDS.
700 AND 7B BROADWAY, NEW y0RK.-sALHs
100 rooms for Phelsns BILLIARD tables and cushions Pur
ofaeeS cautioned against the aiemrs Of lrpNtors
pam Oh worthless Articles hy fraudulent isrepresentsaons
MICHAEL PHEisAr, Sole pstentee,
A LARgs NUMBER or SECOND HAND Bill
n lizard tables for sale In good order and with all appsrs
tus complete; marble, slate and wooden beds Apply
OCONhoR ACCtIeNDRR, 50 Arm street
III Won think n worth while
70 play btlisrds In styh
And make running" hats only surpassed By ne Croton
AZ Cutie would SAY,
In nj. rorcibe way.
"Ov~xhaul Phe,~ns book and when found maize nots On
o-CJ1Iol 4 ooLI.nHDuR. Ass srssl p.y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

rr,TiTs rs TO CrRrTrY THAT DR. RosvrHrNER Cvsxu
Il me Of my sni byInous having been trouoea -
many wears and recommend him 70 the surviving paone
Corporal THOMSON. 81 Warren sree<
IN RsssuAmer's Oh Ga Sal 0reenweh strce<
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N For HsmlIou.Ths new and splendid steamer AURORA
Capt Aiming Smith viii leave follows foy The
Anoe Al ~ A. NJ. Ia and 50 Y, n; Spring
~ A. n, and 11R and 81 y. N pier No. Nov1 fve
\. Fare 70 For Hamilton and Coney Island, Is scus ~
which ticket viii be Fnl fy fare childrn
vhe public cautioned that debt will be r~coguxed
against the above owners, contracted
written order By one o. NE ownres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

vvARICOsR vETrs-AII PERSONS SUFFERING FROM
swollen legs vsrcose veins can be relieved by
Of DR.. VALrufsEH spiral elastic sockngs made
To be obtained only n iss Ninth street. opposite The
Hble Housa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

yrHR syrrLrrrp cosMfTTrs ON rABgrr nrCUs
invited 70 cal NJ LOWS Anrhs jewelry stuw~
Ms BrusAwsy To look his silver cups and robes and sl~
treble plated cups and sohcss rchy chased ane be osy
frurr n N "a ~,rh LOUIE ANRTCE
few tm'tv 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

a n AsTRUI.OoIsr THAT BsATs rue ~oHbD-AuD
"A I've thousand dollars reward oferet 70 sny one rnc
yco. psrsrsrly Losses Law suits and All business matters
Information OF AM kind would do well And this
urd CITED lady. NJ BShe burbuG Gall and satisfy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

GRAND FOURTH ArD PIFTH JULY EXCURSION 10
NJ Fort Hamilton and Coney Islznd via Staten slsnd The
swim and splendid steamer MAZEPPA will cave zlss
Island line landing for Fort Hamilton and Consy
Island arrival Of the staten Island leaving Nsv
York at II A. M and g. and r. ". F.re stSisu
Coney Island 10 cents The steamer SISTER ISLAND leaves
from landing at So 10A A. M 1fis. "a. ~ and 81
r. NJ. for por hamilton only Firing Fort nooa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

JrrTOs HOTEL. BRuORLYs, IIBERry srREEr, MEAN
" oucor late Charles Cor of the origin shades, ~ yws
Pine ales choice hIuo- wines and dinners, chops
add reshes and well fnrnirhed lodging By the
night, week month N B,-EScelent billiard tables.
Mrs. ~ sRLSS COX Prupnelress.
va. q. RISING, superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

vrHu "IPBIGENIku CIR iuLAB,
new and beautiful garment
Mm
A large variety win be opened
On Monday, June n,
ABULPfNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06
MUSICAL AND DANCING.

n ELEGANT AND ELABoRATELY FINISHED POUR
a roand cornercd octave rosewood psdUore, NJ
half original months SINCE superb carved legs
magnificent solid peal keys city made and FUZZY warranted
ung pow, rfu rich nnished all round viii
pe carvngs without spot klemsh and worthy OF notoe
price SG5 viii be made object for cash Can be examined
67s sixth avenue street. three
A. till 9P. NJ Will be boxed tor shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

n QUIZ snRICB-rHIRry WARS asTABIIsBuD-
Ia niaspords trecious stones nne jcvelYy, Of nnslsA
S,nrh and American manufactures silver and plated
All q, beet steal saf wort msnsAip esrt,~ies and IN
tones me .dverse has been trcwn In The CITY for hit
ye.rs staining the rsrn 81 small prcds and QUICK
i,trrs No ass prr~dwsy doors sbovs A~itv sr->s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06

n q. HORTON. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAR
VI. mine streetw sell Wednesday at u O'Clock by vir,
tue OF the salesroom, Two hat pressing
chimes hat blocks racks counting house desk kettles
chairs, sets Of harness buiipess wagon, &c.
WI. RUGLEH Attorney for Mortgage.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-20

DESPERATE REsoRrs OF TIE SHAM
DEMoCRAcY.-The leaders of the dem
ocracy IN Minnesota, finding that the
Scandlnavians IN that territory were so
thoroughly 'mbued with the spirit Of Free
dom, thai no persuasions could induce
them 10 forsake the Republican cause,
have resorted to lying as usual. They
got out an edition of 10000 copies of a
pamphlet, in the Scandinavian language.
alleging that the Republican parry are
secretly allied 10 the British Government,
tor the purpose of establishing a monar-
chy IN this country; II states that the Re-
publIcans intend to divide the Union. and
attach the Free States 10 the Canadas,
and then have Queen Victoria send one
of her sons TO be crowned King of those
States and the British possessions, the
whole 10 be placed under the protection
and control of the British Government!
Doubtless copies of this veracious docu-
ment have made and will make their an
pearance IN this STATE. The peopIe.
whoever, are too intelligent to be cheated
by it.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-20
II ew York Items.
New YoRk. Oct. l2-9 p. \

New York. Oct. l2-9 p. NJ.
We understand that the Hon. Edward
NJ. Archibald, late Attorney General of
New Found,and, bat fol short time past
resident of Brooklyn, has received from
Lord Clarendon the appointment of Brit
ish Consul at this port.
The weekly bank statement shows an
increase of specie SO, 900. Decrease
in all other loans, Sl47, $50; circulation
1892 SOB; deposits 81 900, 900 total spe-
Gle $4,000, 900.
There has been remarkably thick
fog IN the bay this evening.
Two of the Staten Island ferry boats
came in collision and were considerably
damaged, but fortunately no one was hurt.
No Improvement III money affairs be-
sides the Grocers suspended, there were
few unimportant failures. Collins, Kir-
by & Co, of this city, erch with liabilities
In Atlantic cities of one million. Our
bank returns to-day show a decrease in
loans of upwards of S25, 900, and increase
of 1915, 900 in specie.
The sailing of the Atlantic, for Liver
pool, has been postponed till the 9th.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-20
s@ The Madison, WIS

sg- The Madison, Wis. papers an.
nounce the death of DIR. Shue dist
guished physician of that city, a, the ace
of thirry-six.
In Germany, his native land, he had
been student of chemistry and medical
SCIENCE under the celebrated Professor
Lelbeg' and had become noted for pro-
hclency before he emigrated to this coun-
try, and commenced successful course
OF practice III Kentucky, where he was
honored with professorships in the liter.
airy and medical institutions of the State
HIs success IN the medical art was all that
~ couit have desired, up 10 the time of
ms ability and scientific skill have been
aoundantly auested. A professorship in
lhe medical departments of the State IN
l'ersity was prohered him and he filed
Il WIN dignity and appreciation.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-20
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For the rapid of Coughs Colds HoaTseness hrsH
chitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma and Consumption .
unversaly known the best remedy ever yet dlse''e
for every variety Of Pulmonary disease SO Wide Is '
field it's usefulness and numerous the cases 9" "
cures. that almost every section OF the country Aoou
in persons publicly known, who have been restored ~
alarming and desperate diseases Of the lungs y
When tried its superiority or every o'"'
medicine Gifts kind is apparent too escape
and where its virtues known, the publle no i'h
hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing
dangerous affections OF the pulmonary organs WHICH
incident TO climate BY its timely use many M
all attacks of disease upon the Lungs or 'hfo'
arrested and thus saved many thousanGS e'e'-
from a premature grave No family should De "'
IT, and those who do neglec: to provide thenssi
a remedy which wards off this dangerous class o.
will have cause TO deplore it when 1t : 100 ia'e-
of the surprising efficacy Of the Cherry fecoFA
be given TO the American people-they have h'lNk
in every neighborhood. But those who Nlsh -
statements of those whose whole health h's Been
ed and whose lives have been saved by its use VIZ
them in nv American Almanac which tie gen
named has o furnish gratis for every one -,
Prepared by DR.. j. c. AVER, Lowell Mass ara ~
all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through 'l'
- Msys .n-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-20

JUDGE DooLrrrLE's ADDRESS AT Ian
CASTER on THURSDAY LAsT-Judge
DoolIttle, our L. 5. Senator, without any
notice of his coming, appeared in Lancas-
ter on Thursday last, for the purpose of
addressing our citizens upon political mat
ters. Court being in session, respec,-
able number met III the evening, repre-
sentlng all parts of the country. The
Court Room was well filled; had the no.
tIce been general there would have been
large gathering.
We were glad to see SO many present
who did not approve Doolittle's eIection TO
the l. 5. Senate, doubling his firmness
as Republican. Every doubt has been
removed and he would now be the fitest
choice for any station.
His address was able and lengthy, his
Iorical and logical, without any parry clap
trap. He exhibited the talent and learn
ing always formerly claimed for him bv
the democracy and now everywhere con.
coded by Republicans He will be one
Of the brightest stars in the L. S. Senate.
= Grant Co. Herald.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-20
Look out for Roorbacks!

The Grant County Herald has reliable
Democratic authority for saying that
Mr.. Jones of Madison, has recently WIS.,
tied Gran, County, (and we presume oth-
er counties for the purpose OF se'''hs
the names of persons " who could safely
be entrusted with money and the forth
coming batch of printed lies, 10 be circu-
lated Just before the election wherein
The Republican candidates are to be de-
famed. and those on the Democratic tick
et 10 be emulated. The Herald adds:
1--WE are favored with a list of eight
names who have consented TO circulate
the documents, and two who utterly re-
fused hand in SO mean business.
We would advise our friends TO be on
the look out for these spurious documents
on the eve of the election, when 1t is too
late to refu,e them. Such secret election
eering is 4 disonorable resort, practlced
only by men who cannot substantiate the
charges they desire to bring against the
opposite party.
We repeat, Look out for these secret
SANDERS. If the Democrats have charges
to make against Republican nominees, let
them out with them, that the people may
know the worst.
The grea, spite of the Barstow Democ-
racy is against Judge Randall, in conse-
quence of his activity in bringing to light
the corruption of that party. Against
him they will level their heaviest guns,
But they wont win if the voters are al the
polls.