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PURE silver WARK.

SOLID SILVER TEA SETS.
eo,,, SILVER FORKS AND SPOONS,
SOLID SILVER WATERS.
PITCHERS, GOBLETS, Z CUPS
ALSO.
FANCf SILVER WARE, suitable for
WEDDING PRESENTS
She above are all Of our own manufacture, and
WARRANTED PURE.
NJ w. CALF g. BRO,
nov 19.1 pa Penn'a avenue
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W. u. R1FTZEROTT,
successor TO GEORGE HILBUs)
Agent 81 Raven e Bacon's and william
Wiiier's
CELEBR RATED PAN
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND TUE LARGE
stock OF PIANOS from 9175 up to 81 GO.
MELODEONS from S45 TO $3.50
msSTs F xrHsiEs, gRkss tSs1RT-
EONS, and SHEET MUSIC, cheaper than In
any house south Of New York.
Music published and received every day.
Pianos foI rent nov aty
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EV ENING STAR.
BRILLIANTS.
A SOFT BREEZE

"A SOFT BhEbTE.
why such a golden eve! The breeze Is sent
Careful and soft, that net a leaf may fall
Before tbs 50 e 9 father Of them all
Bows do n SUNNI II head below the west
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VESlSON.
A FEW SADDLES VERY HANDSOME VEN
"A lSON Just from the mountains.
KING & BURCHELL.
dec % corner Vermont avenue and 18th IT.
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CHEER IJP

Nsvx So sIoomly, man with a mind;
II ope Is 8 better companion than fear;
Providecee, ever bsnignant and kind,
Gives with smile what we ask with tear
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State Of New York,

INV 7 OfS CIV and COuntV.y
j, Joseph c. Lawrence, do hereby certify that
on the day OF the date hereof, before me personal
~ came r. Va.lee, 10 me well known, who, be-
Ing by me ..uly sworn, did dopose and say that
the contents Of the foregoing certificate signed bT
him are true.
In witness whereof 1 have subscribed my
name, as Commissioner Of Deeds and as Notary
Public Of the state Of New York, and have at
fixed my Notarial Seal at nv Office In New YORK
this 26th day Of August, 1856
JOSEPH G.. LhWRENCE,
Commissioner Of Deeds aud Notary Public Of thu
State II New York: 81 Wall street, New Y ork
We challenge the Medical Faculty Of the Uni.
ted States to produce certificate equal to the
above DR.. Duprie;s Remedies are the only eff
fectual cure for internal Piles Only so cents per
box.
OMce-76 Nassau street, New York. VIII be
sent by mail to any part Of the United States
For sale By FORD BRO, corner Of 18th
street and Pa ave, Washington, d. G. &C %
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RhIIISH ALMANAC ANn CnMpAnInN

- complete from n. co CoMrANiON
I've volumes u inos1, being twenty
o..Is lbs J. ne woth which gave the ide, o, The
since 1870 In Boston Puoiisned yearly
single set Of the above rsrely To =. ,o,,s
en- In Londos, is for sale by tbs oe found sv-
Pnoe e0 Dan 27) PRANCK TAYI Rgnneo;
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ANrHONH BUoHLY,
UM D 81 r Z KEE
shop and Residence No. sos Psnn,a ,r.,ps
south side, between 9th and 10th sta.

HAvINs PROVIDED HIMSELF wIrs
J. an ELEGANT HEARSE.
ma al necessary convenienoes for
would respectfully Inform the public thar n. a,
,aiiy prepared TO MI all orders entrusted 70 him.
tthe shortesi notice, and In the best manner
Large supply OF READY-MADE COFFINs
u al sizes, always on hand, which vHl h mr.
fished on the mostrezsonabie terms.
As heretofore, no pains will be sparel 70 rive
etire sat sfaction on al occasions
N:b.-Residing on the premises, orders VII
De promptly attended to st Ill ASxn.
f4o TN
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CHERRY PECTORAL,
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRMCHITIS,WH
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

mace IN this generation TO facilitate the business
OF life Increase Its enjoyment, and even pIoIong
the term OF human existence, none can be named OF
more real value TO mankind than this contribution
Of Che mistrp to the Healing Art vast trial Of
It's virtues throughout this broad country, hes
proven beyond doubt, that no medicine or CON-
bination OF medicines yet known, can so surely
control and cure the numerous varieties OF pulmo
nary disease which have hitherto swept from our
midstIhousands and year Ind. ed
there Is now abundant reason TO believe Reme-
dy has at length been found which can be relied
on TO cur the most dangerous affections Of the
lungs. Our space here will not permit us 70 pub
ish any proportion Of the cures effected by Its use
iurther frlGniry to my American Almanac, which
the agent below named, will always be p eased TO
furnished free, wherein are full particulars, and
indisputab!e proof Of these statements.
OFFICE OF TRANspoRrATIoH,
LauTens, K. f., ! c., Aug L. 1883
DR. J. c. AVER Dear Ssr,-MyIittle son, four
wears old, has just recovered from a severe attack
Of magllgnant Scarlet F ever, his throat was rot
Ten, and every person that visited lin, pYonoupc.
ed him a dead child Having used YOU CHERRY
PICTORIAL, In California, In the winter Of 1850.
for severe attack Of Bronchitis with entire sue,
cess, ! was induced to try 1t on my lite boy. |
gave him tea spoon full every three hours, COM
mencing in the morning, and by ten O'Clock at
night, fourd decided change for the be tier,
and after three days use, he was able to eat OF
drink without pain.
Its use In the above named disease will save
many child from premature grave, and relieve
the anxiety Of many fond parent For all at
feciions OF the Throat and Lungs, believe 1t the
best medici e eItant. A feeling OF the deepest
lines but for your important discovery my little
boy would now have been In another world,
am yours with great respect,
I'D. POWELL, Supt Trans, L.ER,
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RocKI HILL, somerset Co N. J ,

J
Jely 81, 1852
DR. c. AYRR.-Since your medicine has Sa.
come known here II has greater demand than
any ether couch remedy we have ever sold Ii Is
spoken Of In terms Of unmeasured praise by those
who have used IL, and know Of some cases where
The best they say Of Il Is not too much for the
good II has done. / take pleasure In selling IT,
because know that | am giving my customers
the worth NJ their money, and feel gratihed in
seeing the benefit II confers.
Please send Inc a further supply, and believe
me Yours, with respect,
Joan c wHITLOCK.
P.s Almost any number Of certificates can be
sent II you wish IL
WINDSOR, G. w, June %, 1872
DBL. G. AVER. Sir-This may certIfv that
have used your CHE ANY PRcToRAL for upwards
OF one year; and II Is my sincere belief that I
shoHld have been In my ave ere this time 4! |
had not 1t has cured Inc Of dangerous affec.
ton Of the lungs, and ! do not overstats INV on
victions when tell you II is a priceless remedy.
Yours very respectfully,
ID. A. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law.
WILKeBARRE. Pa September s., 1850
DR.. e. AVER. My dear Sir Your medicine
Is much approved Of by those who have used Il
here, ana Its composition Is such as to insure and
maintain its reputation l invariably recon-
mend 1t for pulmonary affections, as do many Of
our principal physicians
lam your friend,
CHAS STREATER, ND
Prepared by DR.. J. c. layer, Chemist, Low
ell, Mass
sold bvz d. GILMAN, Washington, and all
respectable druggists. de- sam
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Information for Travellers.

&RWs a.
TyRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR
Il BALTIMORE at
and sX m and 3 and AZ m.
Leave BALTIMoRE for WASHINGTON at
AZ and OK m and 3 and 81 p. m.
On SunGGv at \ a. m.
Passengers for Philadelphia and New York viii
take Trains at 6, 81, and Az.
For Annapolis will tabe Trains stsk aud ~
For Norfolk will take Trains at 8 y and y
For the West vii take Trains al s and y; con
Meeting at the Washington Junction.
ian t6-n TIL PARSONS, Agent.
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10 600 PEACH TREES.
A ITEM DOLLARS PER HUNDEEO-FOR
"A Gale at my Nursery, near Washington. a
The above trees are all Of fne growth, and
Of the best select fruit. -
Also, general assortment Of ORNAMENTAL,
EVER6REEN,S SHADE, and FRUIT TREES
% 80 JOSHUA PEIRoE,
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UsL RECEIVED The MAsAZI1r.
Sodsy's Ledy's Book, 6rsham's. Pe,s,.ns'
bauou's, &C To get Books, Magazine. ps,
eauonay, and everything In that line. cali I,
~" PER6UDoN's, ses ~ n
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l.. J. MIDDLETON,
D z A L Z 3 IN ICE,
0Ges sn6 Dspst-ssuthwest corner Of p ala
SWeluA susoo. fob S7.u
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DIcoRDs PRACyrGp % u HAMMOND, n. d, PUPIL
~ OF Rcord OF Paris (~ko the hrst living surgeon Tor
diseased 4c of the sexual svstsnJ and Dr. Csrpohm and
NJ this city BE- privsiey consu ted Ia knEsn OF
rreuch By letter Al his ocs No 81 se~cksr
street. nesr Broadwsy from sto and from Sos n the
svwinK.
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CARPETNos, UYHoLsTERV. &C

pKtNeyLvAsIA, NEW JxRsny AND pAsrsaN
mcn.v received IN psr meni fw elo hing whslc~se snd
retail ., rs. Green ~sca stree corner OF ru,rsy. -
GOULD, DfErEAN FISH
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MATRIMONIAL.

DAu1Trr pwyrskra Will UpoN RsCsrpr or
y cents or ns equivalent IN stamps return 70 sry psr.on
TINE picture ~ present and fnlurc le rom ps
crner Of handwriting; sye description OF fnue we DC aus
banA address Pauiins u xsr,res y, Y Fo-on
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MT ON sucticreer by sI0RGE rICHoLs.:.Ihs s
a. t~ober lO At ipl O'Clock ri the sacsroo ne 20
street new ard hand furniture, 49,
rosewood and mshcgsny suite nrsos s .s. rosewood
and m r.ny dressing and rl.n bureaus VIII maros np
v~~wooS and marble top wsshsanus
.rysxsrv boohea,es mahogany wsrdrobes
80, rhsirs rockers parl,r chairs In IA cotn
$3.50. esds hair rare~see straw paissses straw oens
.,vsv ols~d ware, china and al ,sswsrr, OF psnunss
10 be positively s,li 70 The highest bidder tsfms o "
fnnA
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AyIooRDs vnLFHAU,s uIvrALUa AoYors QUAIL
~ ing, and hs pryzss hospiA prscuce o. Pad. and Ic.
loo, bv DR.. LARAOrr. persoxs saeGed with dis
Of the s~rual syvs~m be uf Ne fc ~
this m-u Of Informing them he u he only Gsduas
his who etoiuEvey treating md curing those do
and -hcss connection With me nurupean hospia -
sbss him adopt TIE latest and radical reatnent
the Oldest A - Mercer sreeA
oeY Of Spring opposite N richoas, from 10 A. 70
evening rs~ Doc re- Medical Aaviser and Marriage Dude
uesriy 600 pp., loo picture nlusssona ~ nvs AL ~
sdvcrtsed medisines. We commend D. lArmont 70 ne
iicaed Courier de- HAS unis, Haas x<sung Oar bsos
Allss
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oxIIFFxw0.

IyARE REDUCED 70 SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRK-
~ Ths magniacrns steamship vAEDsRBIr, k4wsrd
souIa asfrok s2 a1SR. a%a sEH Z. nav Hoss
saturday. Get Saturday. Nov. II
se sn;s pees s:tgrday Dec =
oe devsrod In London and Paxh- For freight passage a
ply
Letters for sns land and Europe. Nd cents each halt
ounce CIV enclosure OF postage Stamps from other ctuca
win be received u No Bowling Green. New Fork, TO
liz O'Clock on the morning OF sailing
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DxYANr'S MINHTRU8,
I'D Mechanics hall ~ Broadway, above 0SAAd Dreet
orsz HvERY 1vlHuG DukiHa Nnnx.
Crowded Houses. New Novelties songs Dances. ~
Tia ChAllsnge DAnos Br ssk seek Ar
Polka In MitaYr.
RSSBFCk OF OLD vfK0INNY.
MonIv BROrHu7B.
JERRY BRYANT. NEIL BRYANT Aad DAT HxY4s
she Ethiopian Comedians, In features.
nuon opcs al 81; 70 comm 81 IN rckots ~ osafc
aYlBLO's oARDKN.-yAkTED, TWENTY LkDIR
~ FOR the ballet apply To day and Saturday n The stage
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New and second hand household furniture.
Carpet, mirrors paintings TO-. &c-
BAros co. yin sell this day, oct 10 the en- Ire stock
IN their a. aYoon IS stree comprising Article
sppeYninE housekeeping part Of which the properly
~ rans going 70 cuba, and removed Tor con rent
cnc> al q pArior sa,a
wood mahogany o.k etsgsres, sdsooards ssrdroees,
bureaus bedsss Foae, easy, rossns and o'her CHAIRS
Also b.ds mattresses psIssses cutlery, cocsery, silver
plated ware oil pAn'ings carpets fancy goods &c IA
sale viii Catalogues ready early morning OF
rni~.
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MEDICAL

ri nQa voRFKfrED AND NO caAsgs UrLses
GJ.UUU crred-n HUrTSh cures wnsu t5s r-sa
Of other pby,csrs ard all other ores fail ha rel
drop your ory rslians. FOR thorough cure In c-ria
diseases. No Division only ~ wei
FOR tbs extraordinary cures hiss perforn
ed die, from business wh-u all othe
remedies drive the disease In the blood ~ only rbs
The paunt from secondary attacks and The ony
rsm~ny TIT all ohcrr and soc BE
Of handful stAnnt Or Hupier has remosed hhs VIA
nOuA deception. erfeiN good medicine
worse than . thief Medical book And advice grsus
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rv,uoNAs WATCH AUOTIoNEsR-srosn lS sPRyIs
-phssirs sale q rich gold tswelrf, iron sues
x m as dag Cs.turdsyl octcber ~ y s.M
1880. r.ns, ,ea, eas md hnseF rings gold penrs
por'emono~' - - JAS o. W1IsEr sneri0
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cine rRIEsNAR-Nose are ger uine unlesa the engrsv
pss seals Of the Patent Ones OF snalaad the sas o.
Keols 40 PbsrmR dc Paris and he imperial ,euexs
ysnps hxe6 rach and around each seal
Tvesmar IN he remedy for debl w. uure decay
Ac nvigorsinx powers astonishing even IN me decline
ri all physical rnpedments vanish Ike mario Def
lnau. no. thus rendering s nvausb entrrrs
IN. marriage rriesm1 No. en,sely ersdcsses al
ose which and cubebs have
thought nndoe for % the ruin o. The health q vast pos
Rot III the popratnn Trie.mar Va the
remedy for that class OF disorders which ths anghh phy
csus with mereny Toe ineviisole destruction OF The
pau.pts and which al the sArs.pAysla In
word cannot remove tod 10 n cssss and divided 4, seya
rate sdnnislsr-d By NepAu, Laiethau, Roux RI
cord 40 40 Price - each four for ~ which
ssv-s ~ and 81 ,.ses whereby there s saving o. -
west Of br sdwsy, New yoss Immediately on recect %
the win for ward the ~ OF Ts-m. and
sscs ssrrl.Rs paid thus ersnrng genuine Euro
pesn prepsr.ions The IS also senS but free 81
ravrisve. Consultations usual from NJ A. n. III p NJ
ard bou un r. a.. NJ 81 Prince street. few blooms we~
Of Broadway sold sso ~ y. n. Ring. l92 Broad
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sAAAsuaD an AUUTaOa.

Mext Iegusr sale Monday, Oct II Special sales
oher day next weok Kos ur auction sale Stocks
ana SAsr securities every nopday and Thnrsdsy At LA
che same on any other days when ock. and bonds
DOUGH- me sod 81 private
commAeion Interest allowed all nonles deposited on
Tust, Ano DIVIDENDS collected. ALBERT Ii. dlCOLAY,
stock auctoEeer and banker No Broad street, N. Y.
DR!AN H.. MULLER. AUCrIONEER REGULAR
a sale OF stocks and bends this day LIZ o'clock
Mer MAuA Exchange, for of whom may conoern.-
vooO Ia Crosse and Milwaukee RR. cent csnAfucon
bonds, 1861
00 Jersey Oily per cent water Loan) bonds 1883
LOCO fewark CITY, J., per cent bonds, $780,
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LrNIMELI.KD AND CorrAGK rURNTrURn SUPERB
IL suits, N every color from sB upwards ~ the od masu
fscory So Bosdw.y between Houson ard seecssv $500.
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DARNUNs AhsRICAK MUssUM.-iH ADDITION 10
ID the Transparent AquariA. the management annsunos
the celebrated CARLO FAMILY the mos. distinguished poly
squbrsts In the world Saturday afternoon Oct
10 q ballads and songs By the Welsh Nightingale followed
by tAs Carlo Family In Ae mimic gymnasc exercsos equi
hbrsic polynorpno hosea, annpndeAn phcnomons erpoi0
Ale fancy dances, pcurnsque Asniues Ac IN hvenins
TX O'clock the Webh Nghiin3a ter which tbs Carlo
Family heir axrAordinarT performances Adm1Ance
children under ten, Is onnis.
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SPORTING.

SPORTING
VoR sALI-A THOROUGH BROKE POINTER DOG.
E Inquire at l49 West Invent, fret street
SPoRTsh EN- ATrENTION.-A LARGE QUANTITY OF
rud pigeons for sale cheap Inq uir1 OF STRONG.
$50 Greene street. Jersey C1iY.
yXTANTlE-A SMALL. SIZED TAN A rERRIER D0D
w Any person ba ling OF % brs sd md do irons OF
sein q address D.. Herald Office Pric. mus! be
sonAble.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-14
WASHINGTON. April 81. 1857.

WASHINGTON, April 81, 1857.
There are signs that the New York Panama
Railroad Company are little alarmed at the eff
feet of the Vigorous demonstration of this Govern
ment against New Granada. 1t was not war that
they wanted but future security against the extor
ton of the New Granadian Government and
against the repetition of the outrages of the 18th
of April. A capital of twenty three millions of
dollars is vested by the Panama Steamer and Rail-
road Company in this transit, and, in the event of
war, even if no foreign nation took part with
New Granada, it is probable that the transit would
be at least temporarily interrupted.
The people and the Government of New Grana-
da, as measure of defence or revenge, might OBJ
struct or break up the railroad and seize upon and
destroy the property of the Company. 1t would
be an easy thing to lombard and destroy Aspin-
wall, but it would be destructive to the inter
ests of the American Company than those of the
natives. The Company now deny that they stim-
ulated the Government to the adoption of hostile
measures, and that they have urged the expedien-
cy of the acquisition by the United States of the
territory within which the transit lies. They would
prefer that the territory should be common and
free to all nations for if it was the expression ex
elusive of one, it would be exposed to the hazards
Of war.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-14

ASSOCIATION OF THE SExEs.-The auth Dr.
of work on amusements well observes:
1.-The natural and only safe mode of en-
loving amnsements, is in common. Where
one sex, Or any one particular class. enjoy
their amusements aiUce, they are sure to
run into excess. The division vi the hu-
man family into man, woman and child,
father, mother, brother and sister, is the
only conservative principle of society; they
act and react upon each other like the diff
ferent seasons of the earth. Each age an
sex has its peculiar characteristics, that
serve to modify and check certain mis-
chievous tendencies in the other sex, and
in others of different ages.
''For one sex to to attempt to amuse
themselves agreeably and innocentty alone,
is like trying to make music on one
stringed instrument, it has about it same
ness that is tedious and annoying. The
union of the aged with the young, the fair
with the manly in our diversions, brings
every source of social improvement and
enjoyment together-age with its gravity
and experience, midle life with its energy
and its cares, and youth with vivacity and
hopes. Is it wright for the aged to GEN.
sure and discourage the innocent amuse-
ments of the young, merely because they
fear that they may be carried to excess,
when, presiding at those diversions, they
can effectually prevent it?"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-14

DISCOVERY OF LrcHTIx4 BY GAs-The first gas
lights may be said to have discovered themselves
The most remarkable natural jets were found in a
collery at Whitehaven and Cumberland. The mi
ners were at work one day when a gust Of air of
powerful odor passed by them, and, catching fire
at their lamps, blazed up with such briliancy that
the GOLFERS took to their heels in fright 1t was
found, however, that the fame, large as it was,
burnt quietly and without danger, and the men re-
turned to their work. A curious result then ap-
peared The fame was entirely put out, but i'm
mediately rekindled on the approach of fire, so
that the only way to get rid of the gas was to
conduct it to the top Of the mine. A tube was
fixed for this purpose, and the gas, being lighter
than the air, assembled to the surface. AS soon as
it appeared tkere it burst out once more in bril-
liant fame, and crowds of people assembled TO
witness the extraordinary spectacle. The applica-
ton of gas to general purposes of illumination was
first tried BY Mr.. Murdock in Cornwall, in 1892.
The first display of gas-works was made at Boul-
ton and Watts foundry, in Birmingham, on the oc-
casion of the reioicings for peace in 1902. Gas
lights rsere first introduced into London in 1907
now the pipes in the city extend about 200 piles
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-14

The Angels that appeared to Lot, were
also dlled men. and they told Lot what he
must do, in language that he could not
misunderstood.
We wish our views to be distinctly un-
ders.ood. on this subject; we have no doubt
but many of the marvellous things which
have been reported as being performed by
the rappers, are true, but to believe that they
were performed by any suPerhuman pow
err, is taxing our credulty little TO strong,
We have thrown together these few
crude thoughts, merely to show what side
of this question we stand on; this is the
first that we have written on the subject
although we can scarcely open an exchange
particularly from the east, but what ha:
something to say about spiritual mediums
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-14
Elections.

The corporation elections have PASSED of
about as usual, with one or two exceptions.
The Republicans have carried Fort Wayne.
We would not have been more surprised
to have heard that Wayne county had
gone Democratic, than that Fort Wayne
had gone Republican. We presume that
the defeat of the Democrats is in conse-
quence of there being very large foreign
vote polled there. 1t is thought by some
tl.at the Republicans will not call them cat
Ne quite as much as they did. Laporte,
Lafayette, and Losansport. have gone
Democratic; indianapolis and South Bend
Republican.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-14
SHERIFFys SALE

BY virtue of an Execution to me directed from
the Clerk of the Marshall Common Pleas Court;
will expose for sale public auction at the Court
House Door in Plymouth, Marshall County lndi-
ana on the
end DAY OF MAY 1857,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. VI. and four
O'Clock PM, ofsaid day, the following property;
TO wit: The rents and profits for term not
ceedlng seven years, of the North half Of the
South West fractional quarter, West of the Mich
igan Road of Section twelve, containing 80 acres
and fraction, more GA less; situate IN Marshall
comfy Indiana. Subject TO a mortgage in favor of
Samuel ]. Patterson for balance of the purchase
money for $500, with interest from the 4th DAY of
January, 1853.
And on failure to realize the full amount ofjudg
ment and interest as well as all costs que and to be-
due on said execution, 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 execution. Executed as the proper
ty OF Austin Fuller, at the suit of James Thompson
VS.. said Fuller and Alexander C. Staey.
J. F. VAN VALKENBURGH Sheriff
Marshall County Indiana.
Plymouth April 9th ls57-20t3.
The above sale, by consent of parties, is post
poned until the Both day of May, 1857, at the
place and between the same hours.
]. F. VAN VALKENBURGH Sheriff
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