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HARD weed LuMAer
nF all kinds can be hsd by eAll3ne y. ,.
~ pH,rE. si the yard near the Dspct ~ ~ Fort
Dcs Meines Railroad. where the Lumber car ks
seen, and will be constantly arriving Any cns
Wishing Lsmher sawed 10 order will please lssvs .
bill Of the sAme, and il will BE- attended e socn
q. BALDWIN
.dsel3-dsa J. b. Pars, Agh
fTiuss aopy sm.l
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City Drug Store.
n m n N n r q Il. n n

Wholesoie and Retail Druggsst,
lURRoWs' Block south side Main street, n
- Keokuk. Having purchased the stock of
j. J. q. Stewart and added IL 10 my preri-
stock, and having ordered additional sup .
plies from the East, am enabled TO offer TO the city
aud country trade one Of the most complete stock
to be found in the city. Purchasing 4ass, varnish-
es, and other leading articles from the manafactur-
crs, can sell upon the most favorable terms to
wholesale purchasers.
Particular attention given to con pounding physi.
clans prescriptions. mchIsd
4 COMPLETE assortment OF Narrishes, from the
\ Cincinnati and st. Louis manufacturers, At
mchlSd REYNOLDS Drug Store.
100 DoZ. flsd's American Penetrating Lin
IVO ment, in quantities to suit purchasers.
rec dos. Esculapian Liniment, and great variety
Of Paten, Medicines at
April ., 1854 REYNOLDS Drug Store.
T ARD OIL, spirit Gas, Linseed Oil, Copal japan,
- Demsr and Coach Vamish, on hand and for sale
at REYNOLDS Drug Store.
:. HEIMSTR EFT.
T1NION Block, Main street, Dealer in Eng n
~ lish and French Chemicals, Drugs snd
Medicines, Paints, Oils. Dye.stufs Brushes,
Perfumcry, Fancy Articles ae.. &c
All thePatent Medicines Of the day. Physicians'
prescriptions and family recipes will be accurately
and neatly prepared, and in win any but
pure and genuine materials be used.
dec i5d
A GOOD assortment Of supporters and trusses, for
"A sale by s. HEIMsTREET.
ianl6d Union Block
COON'S German salye, or vegetable pain eItraetor
~ For sale by s. HEIMSTREET.
janl6d Union Bock.
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YIvHE following goods, IL not called for within
l thirty days from this date, will be sold to pay
charges on same
W. B. Arnold, threshing machine Pearce Cul-
lin, 2boses sundries y. Hopkins. / hx merchan-
disc C. Kinsey. bx plaster castings Jno Flynn,
bxs sundries p. Herhig, ] bx rundriesj A. Mar
ray, 2 bxs sundr Rev. W. w. Bailey, l box
merchandise Dayld r. Wilson, 2bxs sundries j.
Kelly, fowaviile bx sundries; Stephen Lesey,
bx sundries; James Mattox,t bx sundyies; John
Gisgg, rocking chair, bdl bedding and axe, !
bedstesd. roll carpet, 2 bxs sundries, table, 9
ehairs, buct ct, hbis sundries. stand; c. Gro
nin BIZ sa,driss, bedstead, 2 tubs and contents.
table, Dbl sundries, 3 chairs. rocker, basket
BROWN q TAYLOR, Levee.
-Kcokak. Dec. 2S-dln
uERBEKT, or the pride ofths Mess. A taie Of
l1 the Crimea. For SAleky
oct. Ilth, CAVE 4 BAILEY.
z NIGHTS. AND THEIR DAYS. 81 Dr. DorAn
n author Of Olives Of Tho Quseas Of England Of
Of the honse Of y anovsr." Just recd by
oct. llth, CAvEA BAILEY.
pkRsONAL Narrstiysof Pilgrimsgs 70 81 No
dinAh md Meccah By Rchald r. Burton ,Lieut
Bombay Army. For Sale BY
| oct. lltA,A CAv1< BAILEY.
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NEAL, ABBOT co............... New York, p,,.
WILLIAMS, TANNER a Co, Buffalo. rTs"
TANNER, ANDREW s. Co., Chicago. Special Aofs
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FOR BILLS OF LADrSe. Apply ro

Nerehaneise Transported. on TINE, 10 oil psrfs Of
fhF He4f and SoufA- yss,
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0ErTAL 0u06E0T.
nR. \. 3. BARBER would respsct-
~ fully iaforn his patrons aud the
Dsbiie gesersliy, tAAs - he's 1ttAd apUYyy
. hsndso0s suits Of rooms, spsrtng =,
adtAsS pAlns evcxpsuss 10 make thfm clegsat Ahe
ssnfUEtsbls. the brck building, wsst side Of ID
bstvssn Main and Johnsos streets. Thsnkfsl foi
paDt favosS, As solicits eontinaancc u the SANE
y - Anopefstions warranted.
apr31diy
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SHIP pAIf FROM PIER z, EAsrRvsg, NEW YORK.
MereAandas Transpsrted TO all parts Of the Wss an,
South Wssi.
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eW Merch ant Tatt of10g Eoe0o1tl
@ens.
SEC0ND-ST., NEAR MAIN,

SEC0ND-ST., NEAR MAIN,
In Beiknap's new Building
M HENDERSON CO. have opened the above
w establishment with the very best selection
Of goods. obtained from the best m mporting houses
in New York, consisting Of French. English and
derman Cloths, Csssimeres, and Vestingr. Aise
very superior style Of Cos'sr Fur, and Mnscovite
Beaver Cloths for Ovcrcoats
The maaufActaring department will BE- carried
on under the superintsndcnce II Mr.. SATCHELI.,
whose experience in some Of the Arst class setab-
ishments Of New York and New Orleans will enc
BILE ~ To o6srto the public such Inducements -
cannot be execlled By any ss4ablishment in the
Union.
N. Is. choice selection Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. Tnoy 2qd3m
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AnnuaIK KIectIen .


F1sHE Annual Election of the Beard ~ Directors
u Of the Iowa State Insurance Co. win be held st
the efiae Of the Secretary in the city Of Keskak,
ON the sscaad Monday of January. 1887. ~
o'clock p, m. WM F.IlkNEn,
Dec TO- ls5e--decl dim Secretary.
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mccGh& - StOCA Ol0cIss
vUyHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
/ Keokuk Marine Insurance Co. will b., held 81
the olkce Of the Company, in the city Of keokuh,
on tho second " Wednesday Of January, 1857. st 10
o'clock O. m, at which time and place an election
win be he Id for Board Of Directors for the
Ing year. WM. =. IlhNEh,
Dec. 10, 1S56.--decil dim Secretary,
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FOR FREIGHT, Apply TO
NEAL. ABBOT 4 CO.,
J.. s. BROOKE, No. IS Broad street.
VIRGIL HILLYkR, NEW YORK
LOUIS F0NTAINE,
fscpty0-d1
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"A TIOsNEI - Lev, viu psactics is Lee - SAs
q sdloiniag counties. aad 10 the s1prsue Co~st.
Ones With T. ~. Potter. ks1.. up stain, % MaiS
sersss, tst. 81 and Ath.
k,fsfs % 1s.rs. AsaAvic, ChIstsndsa 4 c.. Csl.
0smf X. csrtis, Dsrns Rsntssn. Coz 8 Aellar.
end Prof. J. =. sanford. = fsaei 11ir
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NO Ass-sHIrxxSr BET. NEW YORK 1 BUFFALO.
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JAu0 ", kmEsY, W. c. TUnEnoUSn1.
FINLEY Z RUNKmOUsgR,
pk0DUCk, Co1missioa and Forwarding AsR-
= shAnts, corner II State and 6ouAh WsGss sssseS,
Caicass, III febl1dn
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0'elOck, - Odd fellows' Hall, corner
resrsA a. HAis streets.
Raehsehstuek Lodge, No. ~, I. O. O. =. meets
sU Irdsy night - o'clock, at Old Fellow Hall.
B PseAssAetsek Hussapnsst, No. Z, nests on the
ars asd third rhssdsys Of every aonth, = 3
o'clock r. r., at Odd Fellows Hall.
All hrsthrsn In good standing invited to attend
nySdly
4. .. % .. r.
pANNkR Lcdge No. Is, I. O. ef q. r., meets -
~ every Friday Evening, IT Tsa,pera.oe
Hall, - Mata street, 81 n e'olosk. All
osaben of the order In good standing, ars
jnvttsA - atesnd.
ny3e-dly
III McFARLAND MOT6E.
YRONT-ST........-..-HT. MADISON, IOWA,
II AZ bssa sslargsd and thoroaa ahiy renovated,
Ii an1 = noe large and semmsdious establish
neot eoAveAisat 70 the steamboat landing, and IN
i 1As unAsssigsed hes furnished II throughout IN
O. very bsst style, and trusts that long expsei-
sse 10 ths Suainses will enable him TO give general
Oct. 70. 1855. AAvu B.r. ROE.
ottumwa House,
WARE1.L0 COUNTY, IOWA.
.s.. Ess,. s',ss "ssS ..
form Ne xayeling community and th palaic
Goaga(y that BE- has rsatted AID tho rosGhly rsno-
saaed ~ House, and nov Prspsssd . eess =
uso0etloUS - 10 oouutty Will 0DxOtW W
sll tAese Who nay favor him With all; his COS
saent satsstcs uill b given . rssder The stay Of
I'll comfortable. nh House beiag 10 rye aad son-
nedieas = aatten himself that he can give general
entisfactioa 70 his guests.
COnneeted With this House ID
Good ssd Commodtoxs Sfsbls,
Where will b. kept At I'll times good supply Of
os csss end Timothy Hay aHs ras{ vsa 1:s
Ostueva, Nay I, 1855. vAia wda
0AW y = = . q Il,
WILIIAn wsrnn. Prop sistor.
n 1N01GxR 6sassd ard Cedar str ~, Hort Asdi-
~ 500, s..s :. t.sg,..-#s
- bAGgAgs taken - snd fr - bsA1 Free ei
T. - etasss leave his Hssss aaiiy fes Ksoksh
snd Burlington. June -, lsSs.--d
RAD1AB 4 n AINEs,
9eo oknk Rlantng aaA Fuoosing Mall,
Cevaw q ssl DisN sts.. uAav sAs KeekuA 90
Isss D. Nstass h dread Dspef.
knBALMke II Lunbcfi In he rough, mansfsetsr
- sn g DeeS, shuttsrs, BlinAs, Sash. Door ~
window 1ra0es, mseadine sol every siss and ~
tsens Ylosssa9, WsatAr b sasding, bhslvins Md
10, -, kiiaetsrss and Chain Punp 1skins.--
rieesd ~ nAtsAsd Lsah u irsa ; e - issAss :
4 laagsssss.s.ss. = ~. abov. .a..l srsas,s
Aoesta1kly pn hand.
Piaaia( - ssving q - oordsron short notiss
atfsascsSAls peisss, ana w raatsd % pIesse.
eaftlc9lasa&t3AliseD , ail = 1liiag ordssa n
JsenlEy yeuaDaJag con 80.
Ees6sAr ysty 3-dASU Ass
Is go; a 8 rol;s: !w!;s;i q: o. -. =
" q 4 D.
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DAkTICULAk attention paid to collections, and
remttAnces made at current rates.
All business appert.ining TO Banking promptly
attended 10.
kxeAsngc ON Englani, Ireland. and the Cont
sent. D. w BAILEY, Cashier.
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1Rg9D8N HARRISON, 4M
A IEokNsfb - Coanssllsn - Lsw, a. aGsaAs
"A Cor tn parehass 81 saSs q Raj inaeHs. -.
tectng and notssial business stsssdsd 10 psUupaay
Ntls. examined, sad . lAses ssnbss a sisy lces
ssd ferns always for sals
oaee eetusss Main asAJ shnson, on 6seseAssssss.
myod
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
bill being discussed section by section
Without final actin.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
On Friday, af-er a number of reports
{ ON commi lees were received, the bill fol
he investment and safe keeping Of the
Bank School Fund, was discussed at length
and recommitted with Instructions This
bill provides for the distribution of this
fund, amounting to millions, TO the coun-
ties, for the benefit Of common schools. In
the afternoon. tho bill regulating the For
eign Insurance Companies, passed af,er q
lengthy discussion. Also, bill to enable
persons owning swamp lands to drain them
a:lI for ihe relief of persons who have Dor.
roweJ money fiom the Sinking Fund.
On Saturday, the House, in committee
OF the whole. discussed the liquor law
This provides fer the licensing. by the
Board Of County Commissioners, a. prices
ran ,ing from ff Y to five hundred d, ,lars
Several actions were passed but the House
adjourned for want of quorum. A mum
Der OF reports were made from Commit
tees, and properly acted on, ani resolu-
tions and bills introduced.
In the House. on Monday, no quorum
uas present unil afternoon. The appor-
tionment bill pissed. by vote Of 90 10
28 The liquor bill was before the com
miitee of the whole. who reported progress
and presented the bill with amendments
This bill grants license, at rates Of from
$50 to $500, and although it WAS finally
acted Oh, there is little doubt but it will
pass the House.
In the House, on Tuesday, Mr.. Blake
reported bill changing the Constitution 10
provide for annual sessions of the legisla-
lure. and argued is passage. but i. was
indefinitely postponed by large majority
The bill to prohibit the issue Of unauihor-
lied bank paper, was amended so as to
make the issuing, or failure to redeem bills
of this character mis- isIemeanor. and pre-
aclioing The punishment. was ordered to
be enyrosstd. after long discussion. The
bill 10 amend the Bank law, and 10 provide
for five aldi.iona branches, was cOnsl ler-
ed. and referred with instructions. The
only bill pissed was 10 provi le for the Sc
cnri of fundS in the hands OF the y gem
Of Sac. Tue Township bill. and the liz
uor bill. were bo.h under discussion, bu
no definite action taken on either.
In the House. on "Wednesday, final actor
was not taken OH any bill. In the mornin.
the time was mainly occupied on bill al
lowing railroad companies to change thei
lines. and a lint resolution to legalize Cal
umet dam, in the State of Illinois Th
entire afternoon was spent on the Temp'
rance bill. which was finally ordered TO /
engrossed
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
A Sheep Shearing Machine

year OF TWO ago we saw IL stated tia
ci zen OF Michigan had invented ma
chlne Tor shearins sheep. The iIea frs
struck us as a very novel one, for We coul,
not picture to our Imagination how ma
chine could be invented that could success
fully cut the wool from live sheep. Blu
it. attending tho fall fairs we had an oppor
tuni y OF seeing the thing itself i'll full anC
successful operation, when all our imagin
ed difficulties vanished. The machine anc
tie manner Of using it was comparatively
AS simI lc as the common shears
But III order o be more fully informed
as to is advantages when applied TO ex
tensive sheiriny, We, week or two since
wrote TO Il friend in Michigan 10 give u.
some facts on the subject. In reply We
are informed that with it one man car
shear one hundred sheep in day. and
had the operator nothing TO do but to
that time.
The Editor Of The Michigan Farmer,
SAYS:
Il do not hesitate tc pronounce Ii one OF
the most useful iaven ions Of this aye
The rapidity and neaness ~i,h which il
dos Is work, must eiiecta universal intro
duction Of ihs machine for general shear
ing. The days IF old shears may b. coa.
>iIered numbered. Every f.rmer who has
81 sheep should have one. Ai.er repeated
and close examination | cannot discover
how Il can, when we'll made. ever get seri-
ously out OF order. and believe one will
last life time. and perhaps longer. wit 1
ordinary care"
In order to give the reader an ilsi Of
the character and appearance Of the ma
chine; we will safe that it has striking
resemblance to moving machine of the
present day, but in miniature. The cut
ting blades are small and precisely on the
plan of Danforth's moving machine blades
In using this machine 1t is Strapped 10
the arm or shoulder Of tho operator, the
cutters are then placed upon the body of
the sheep. and the handle is graspcd by
the right hand and moved back and forth.
when continuous rotary movement is
to spur wheel which goars
int, small pinion and gives motion To The
blades. When we saw II IN operation, W.
noticed that the shealing was nearly as
close and smooth as the shearng is in
dressing broad cloth in the fas:ery. SO that
. great saving OF wool is effected. Such
S the arrangement Of the blades that it is
To cut tho skin of the sheep. so
hat IL is likely to prove al instrument of
humanity as well as economy
Courier.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
3 %

The war on Spanish quarters, shiliugs,
is now raging with unabated fury, and ev-
cry luckless person who happens to be
caught in want of drink or omnibus ride.
or amy other small thing. that is 10 be got
with small change, puts his hand in his
pocket and advances to counter, or To-
wards All omnibus mans fingers, with a
feeling apprehension or difiiIence very
much akin to that felt by man about to
perpetrate some unlawful act The truth
is, the game of the old currency is UP, the
popular verdict has sanctioned the law
against these financial shreds and patches.
AMI they mus.at once sink their smooth
pretentions and go insloIiously out at FIVE.
ten, and twenty cents, and nothing more
Everybody seems agreed upon the subject.
and Ihis lime the reform cannot miss tire
Ii may fall Wi h a little edge for once or
twice upon some unf1rtuna fellow who
gets dollar or two in his possession. but
the loss need fall only once, for. put on
guard, The sufferer thus burnt will never
take spanish pretender 10 financial suffi.
cheney again. In month from o.Iay
thousamcs of dollars of ihis ragged curren.
cy will nave found lis way to the mint, and
will reappear in society with fresh, hon.
est decimal face, as a faithful servant, ralh-
or hm rs soapy. slippery sapper and
miner Of the pocket,--Porter's SPIRIT Of
tie Times.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY, MARCH IT, 1857.

lence toward our fellow men wherever their
lot may be cast. Our diplomacy should
be direct and frank, neither seeking to OBJ
tain more. nor accept less than is our due.
We ought to cherish sacred regard for
the independence of all nations. and never
attempt TO interfere in the domes ic con-
Germs of any unless this shall be imp.ra
lively required by the great law of self
preservation.
To avoid cntangling alliances has been a
maxim of our policy ever since the days OF
WAsHrNGToN, and its wisdom no one will
dispute. In short we ought TO do JUS
tice in kindly spirit to all ma ions. and re-
quire Justice from them in return. 1t is
our glory that while other nations have ex-
tended their domiaions by the sword. we
have never acquired any Territory except
by fair purchase, or AS in the case Of Tex
as. by the voluntary determine ion of a
brave kindred and independent people TO
blend their destinies with our own Even
our acquisitions from Mexico form no ex-
ception. Unwilling to take advantage of
the fortune Of war against sister Repub-
lie, we purchase these possessions under
the treaty Of peace for sum which was
considered at the time fair equivalent.
Our past history forbids that we shall in
the future acquire .erritory unless this be
sanctioned by the laws of justice and hon
or, acting on This principle, no nation will
have right to interfere or TO complain of
the progress Of events. We shall still fur
ther extend our possessions.
Hithertoin all our acquisitions. the peo-
pie. under the protec ion Of the American
flag. have enj pyel civil AMI religious liber-
ty. as we'll as equal AMI just laws. and
have been contea'eI, prosperous anl hap
py Their ira ie with the rest Of the world
has rapi lily increased, and thus every com
mercial ma i'm has shared largely in thci
successful progress. shall now procee
TO take the oath prescri5el by the C,ns:i
tu ion whilst humblyanvokins the blessing
of Divine Providence on this great people
JAMES BUCHANAN,
WASHINGTON, March 4.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
HyThe report of the Treasurer of Sa.

ES The report of the Treasurer of Sac
exhibits the same figures. ia a general
ement, il reference to the Teceips and
expenditures of the revenue If Indiana as
exhibited in the r'pogt Of the Auditor Of
Sac. Il Is IN amore condensed form than
the detailed sia.ement con -aincd In the Au-
di;or's Report. and more convention. on
that account, for reiersnce
The total revenue OF the State for 1886.
including the balance on hand from 1855.
WAS S7.963.7ll II.
Deducting the expenditures for 1856 an
balance remains IN the Treasury Of 1924.
735 O3.
The balance on hand from the expendi.
lures Of 1855. WAS Si68, 92f 15.-Ta9.
Jour.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

A free negro died in Washington. leav
ine considerable real estate. and a wife and
chileren slaves IN Virginia: as slaves they
could not inherit. and the property vested
in the United Sla.es for want of lcN-
A bill has passed the House Of ReIresents.
ti'es, relinquishing the property to tlswfa
and children on condition that their master
manumit than, which be is willing 10 do
ifthe property can be secured for their fu.
ture support. The bill passed sImos.
unanimously in the House. and will meet
with no opposition in the Senate. 1t is p
fret slavery bill that ever united the sur.
port Of all parties In Congress.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
Rev. Mr.. Duff remarks:

Il am prepared from experience to say.
that in nine cases ou. Of tea. the boards oil
accumulated money given to childen. by
whom they were never earned. prove in
point of fact. rathera curse than q blessing.
| am prepared 10 substaniiaie that as mat
ter Of fact. not merely from nv own knowl-
edge on the subject. but from the state
ment of men who have been of watchful
and observant habits, cultivated no,
in Great Britain. but in America. Yet il
is melancholy. that so little do parents know
of the mass Of misery they are nccumula-
Ting for their children in heaping up these
boards for them. as little do they think how
big with misery these hsards are
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
EE EMIRAGE-Tba E;,cs,op Wb;,

HIKAGE.-The kIngston Wing
says: "On Tuesday last the attention OF
P"lt'eS was directed 10 the strange aspect
Smoke. as from 4 steamboat. was seen
rising above the horizon. and the whole
outline of the American shore was visible
with the naked eye BY the aid of the ;el-
escope The woods. farms and houses with
smoke ascending from them and tho er-
tire outline Of the shore was dis inc.ly Wis
ible The refIaciion lasted ior upwards Of
An hour. A. one 'clockswhea our atten.
ton was called TO it by Mr.. Boo.h. p L.
Surveyor. she vi3w from the top story of
Mr.. Suiherlanl's new building was very
fine. The lighthouse on the American
shore could be distinctly seen with the
wave- lrshing lis blse.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
ly-A RECIPE WORTH ONE Tuors.x,

Iy-A REcIrE WORTH One TnousAYB
DoLLARS.-Take one pound of sal soda and
half a pound Of unSiacked lime, put them
mo gallon of water aad boil twenty min
u.es, let it stand till cool, tl.on drain off.
and put 1t In stone ug or jar. Soak
your dirty dlothes over night or until they
are we'll wet through, then wiring them out
and rub on plenty of soap. and to one
boiler of clothes well covered over with
water, add one tea spoonful of the wash
Ing fluid. Boil half an hour brisklv. then
wash them thoroughly through one suds.
d rinse well through water. and your
clothes Will look better than the old way
Of washing twice bef,r. boiling. this is an
invaluable recipe, aud do want every
poor tired woman to ty it. think with
patent wash lub 10 do The little rubbing,
tie washwoman mi sht take the last novel,
aud compose herself on the lounge, ard lei
tha washing do itself Tie woman who
can keep a secret has known this year or
two, bat her husband told il while on an
elcc j ncering tour. So says the Ohio
CaIt:pator.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
LJIow MIND pRoprcFS Coin.

Lyllow WIND PRoDUcEs CoLp.--
Wiad produces cold in sevral WAYS. The
ACT of blowing implies the decent upon and
motion over the earth of colder air, 10 occu-
py the room of that which i: displaees-
1t also inc.eases the evaporation Of mois-
turh from the earth, and this conveys
away considerable heat This increased
evadora;irn, and the mixture Of warn, and
cold air usually produces condersa,ioa
Of vap"rs in the atmosphere; hence the
formation Of clouds, and lhe consequent
detention of the heat brought by the rsys of
the sun. Aud whenever the air in motion
Is colder than the earth, or any bodies
with which It comes in contact, portion
OF 'helr heat is impaired TO the air.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

The idle are very heavy tax upon the
industrious. when by frivolous visitaions
they rob them Of heir time. Such persons
beg their daily happiness from door TO door
a, baggars do their daily bread. and like
them sometimes meet with a rebuff. A
mere gossip ought not wonder if we eyinoe
signs that we are tired Of him. seeing that
we indebted for the honor OF his visit SOLE
ly to the circumstances Of his beiag tired
OF himself. He sits At hoase until he has
accumulated an insupportable load Of en-
nui. and then sallies forth to distribute it
among his acquaintance.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

VOHN D. ARMSTRONG, BLACKSMITH
- sout .: the Bridge, ,---.... Plymouth Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

EN-. BENTs, BLACKSMITH,
Plymouth. Ind
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

LNDWARDS' HOTEL, BY W. c. EDWARDS
IL Plymouth. Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

Fhs's IS psa " ohioiisyesrs old