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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

"OLD VIRGINIA NEVER TIRE. IF the
scene of the following item, which we cut
from the Wheeling Intelligence, was located
enywhere save in Virginia, we should doubt
its truth:
owe saw yesterday, going up toward
the upper ferry, a team of four animals
a horse, pony, mule, and bull The
horse had the heaves, the pony was blind,
the mule was lame, and the bull had no
provision for fly time. In the wagon,
which was an ordinary one, there sat
white man, crippled niger, and tame
skunk frailly bound with wisp of straw.
The white man held the lines, the team
held its own. and the nigger held the
skunk. and they all moved forward. To
make this worthy of its place, it is essen
tial to say that it is irue''
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29
grave crime

EE Bell Britain, in a notice of Henry
Ward Beecher, says the Parson has a
wicked eye, a sensual mouth, and altogeth-
er decidedly profane and peculiar look,
In all his holy discourses,' he seems to be.
bordering on unholy things, and he looks
as if he wanted to swear than to pray; or,
like Rev. Theodore Parker, to swear by
proxy, as when he heard that Chase, Of
Ohio, had turned Pro- Slavery mau, replied:
ITO quote the words of the wicked, he'd
be damned if he believed it.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

@The Chicago Times gives long
account of the arrest of E. s. Hanson,
nephew of Mayor Wentworth, and Lieu
tenant of Police, on charge of Larceny.
Hanson had stolen from liquor and cigar
store baskets of champagne and boxes of
cigars, which were chased to houses of an
unquestionable character. Three indict-
ments have been found against him. He is
the alevenh officer of the present black re-
publican city government of Chicago who
has been arrested or convicted of some
grave crime.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

THoUeHTs WANTED.-We tell you, read
er, that man has lived to purpose, who has
penned for paper three lines of stirring
thought. Let the clergy, then, and all per-
sons of intellect, leisure, or heart for good
make it "a weekly task to compose few lines
which paint some burning thought as it
leaps from the brain-a thought which shall
kindle up humanities in the living. now
scattered over land and sea, and will con-
tinue to do it, may be, until the last wave
of time has been lost in Eternity's vast O.
cean.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

GET A HoME.--Get home, rich or poor,
get Il home, and learn to love that hom, and
make it happy to wife and children b. your
own presence, learn 10 love simple pleas
ures, flowers of Gods own planting. and
music of his own. the birds, wind and wa
terfall. SO shall You help to stem tie tide
of desolation, poverty and despair, tha.
comes upon so many through scorn of lit
tie things. o, the charm of little home;
comforts dwell there that shun the gilded
halls of society. Live humbly in your lit
tie hous, and look to God for a grander
one.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

A HAPPY REVERSE OF FoRTUNE--A cor
respondent of the Manchester Mirror says
that an Englishman of wealth, without any
relations in this country, died at New Or
leans short time since, beque athing all
his property, estimated from $4,000 to
S5O, 1000 to the wife of a pennyless an un-
employed mechanic of Manchester.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

Watertown, April {

A fire occurred in the town of Leary, N
Y, on Sunday night, destroying the devil
ing of Daniel Comstock. Mr.. Comstock,
his wife and four children perished in the
flames. The names of the children areMary,
Maria. Salome and Cora, all under 10 years
of age. The affair creates much excitement
and the greatest sympathy in. the vicinity
of it's occurrence.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

Eg~A merry doctor said, the other day,
that people who were prompt in their pay
ments always recovered from sickness, as
hey were good customers, and physicians
could not afford to lose them.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

Eg- There is lawyerin Dearborn coun-
ty. Indiana. better known for his eccentric
ity than his legal lore. Many are the an
ecdotes told ofhim. A man once went to
him 70 be qualified fore some petty Office.
Said he: :" hold up your hand: I'll swear
you, creation couldn't qualify you"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

SOUND ADvIcE--A retired merchant
rs years old, whose sands of life have a.
bout run out, would respectfully advise
tardesmen who desire to become suddenly
rich, to advertise extensively in the papers.
lie asks nothing for the advice. He has
soul above money or postage stamps.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

ZEE. B. Ward, the millionaire of Chi
cago, accumulated his fortune-estimated at
a million and aluarter-- in the brief period
of I6 years.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

Green Martin, farmer in Georgia, has
been convicted of whipping one of his
slaves to death, and sentenced to be hung
on The 7th of May.--Free Press.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

When you see a man in business who will
not advertise or take Newspaper. look out
for mean, penurious skin-fiint, too tight
to enjoy good health, and who holds pen
ny so near his eyes that he can't see dol
lar 81
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

Nearly 1000 persons attended Mrs.
Senator Douglas ball Thursday night in
Washington which was most brilliant and
successful.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

All articles not enumerated in the foregoing list,
will be entered in this class, and suitable premi-
ums will be awarded, if the articles entered for a
premium are of sufficient merit.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

When we are young we are slavishly en-
ployed in procuring something whereby
we may live comfortably when we grow
old, ond when we are old, we percieye 1t
Is too late to live as proposed.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

ES"What three authors would you
name in commenting on large conAagra-
ton? Dickens, Hewitt Burns.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

RENever conide in a young man; new
pals leak. Never ted your secret to the
aged; old doors seldom shut closely.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

gsNo pupil is so greatly to be pitied
as the pupil Of the eye, for that is contin-
July under the lash.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

GS~A dentist advertises that he 'spares
no pains" TO render his operations satisfac-
tory.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

Committe--Jos. Evans, Lyman Fl. Andrews ane
John Cleavelafld.
NorE-Garden entries to be made by the lst.
and committee to examine by the 18th. of July
Other eptries in this class be made by the 18th
of September and the committee will tiew the
same between that time and the first day of the
Fair.
Class B.-FARm AND GARDEN PRoDrcrIoNs.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29
LIST OF PREMIUMS

Of the FourM Annual Far Of he Hdr'
shall County Agrieulfaral .soc'e'y.
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AO4O0U - ASAGB-WsvsU8s
Tho Boston Ledqer tails the following: In
1Sd a ypeth thsR aing IN Msipfs 9wps
ga, ~ =; \, 4. 'i ID 1 81 =
With the proceeds purchased two gallons,
and eventually barrel, which Was followed
in due time BY . large stock. In . word, be
got srieh, sapasbeSame the squire Of The Dis
tfict, through Che possession and saiescf the
jack knife, and an indomitable trading in
dustry. He died worth property y fsal e.
tate and moneygvAIsc fos go, 0eOs@~1hi
vas divided by testament among feaf ,chil-
dren, three boys and girl. Luck, which
seemed to have been the guardian angel Of
the father, deserted the children; for every
folly and extravaganza they could engage in
seemed to occupy their exclusive attention
and cultivation. The daughter married un-
fortunately, and her patrimony was soon
thrown away BY her spendthrift husband
The sons were not more fortunate, and two
of them died of disipation and poterty: The
daughter also died. The Inst OF the family
has, for many years past, lived ON the kind.
ness Of lthose who knew him in the days OF
prosperity, as pride would not allow HIM to
20 to, the poor. farm. A few days ago he
/ died, suddenly and unattended, in barn,
where he had laid himself down to take
drunken sleep. On hts pockets being exam,
ined, all that was found in them was small
pieceaof string aud a jack-knite! SO the
fortune that began with the implement Of
that kind left its simple duplicate. We leave
the moral to be drawn in whatever fashion
it NAV suggest itself to the reader, simply
stating that the story is a true one, ana o.
thu facts we'll known to many whom thu
relation will doubtless reach. 90 - 4'.-
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THE RIGHT TALK.

A straight-out writer gives the following
advice to those young men who ssdepend on
father" for their, support, and take no. in
terest whatever in business, but are regular
drones in the hive, subsisting on that which
is earned by others:
Come, of with your coats, elinch the saw,
the pillow handles, the axe, the pick axe,
spade, anything that will enable you to stir
your blood Fly around and tear your Jack
ct, rather than be passive recipients Of the
old mans bounty! Sooner than play the
dandy ct dads expense, bire yourself out to
some potatoe patch, let yourself to stop hog
holes, or watch the bars and when you
think yourself entitled to restin. spell, do
it on your own hook. Get up 10 the morn
ing, and turn round at least twice before
breakfast, help the old gentleman, give him
now and then o generous lift in business,
learn how to take the lead, and not depend
forever on Being led and you have no idea
how the discipline will benefit you. Do this,
and our word forit, youwill seaas to breathe
. new atmosphere, possess new frame,
ttsad new earth, wake to new destiny,
and you may then begin to aspire to man
hood Take OF that ring from your little
1nges, break your cant, shave your upper lip,
wipe yose nose, hold up your head, and By
oil means never again eat the bread Of idle
Dsss, nor depend on father.
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FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
DUCEDINPRTCE 70
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~ In q certain hotel in this village,
there is employed a bartender, who is in the
habit of taking his "tod' pretty freely, but
always makes it a point never to drink in
the presence of his employer. A few days
ago, while he was in the act of drawing his
s'tod" preparatory to taking drink, his
employer came into the bar-room rather I'M
expectedly. Finding himself caught, in the
act, as be set the tumbler and its contents on
the counter, he cast his eyes around with n
look of surprise, and exclaimed: "Where in
thunder did that man that ordered that drink
20 to 9"-Ne,cbuay Telegraph.
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.PICK UP DE srOBE."

s.P1Ck UP DE STOBE."
A correspondent of the Knickerbocker,
writing from Washington Pennsylvania,
sayss: 81
oLike most other small towns, We have
here scullered church, where great many
amusing things are said, exhilerating to the
spirits Of few who occasionally visit our
sHayti' meeting houses. 1Hayti' is the name
given to that part of the town, where spus-
sons Of color reside. One winter evening,
when the scallereP preacher was in the
midst of his sermon, making most violent
if not most eloquent appeal to his hearers,
one of the stove-legs fell out, and, as
natural consequence, the red hot stove tip
| ped over at an angle, alarmingly suggestive
| Of fire. The audience, of course, commenced
to crowd out of the door like sheep. But
the preacher was equal to the OCCASION
Addressing one of his prominent members,
| he cried out vi ASS ma 5G5t $50
"Pick up de stobe, brudder Bolah! pick
up de stove! De Lor' won't let it burn
you! Only hab faith!
Poor brother Bolah had unfortunately too
much faith, and Immediately seized it, all
glowing as it was but no sooner had his
fingers come in contact with the fervent
iron, than he dropped it again, and dancing
around on one foot, blowing his skinless
fingers, he exclaimed, with all the energy
which he could throw into bis voice
"De h-ll hsw9p't! De h-ll he won't -
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& AND OMAHA PACKET.

IHESRLENDIDPAsSRN
steamer STAR or YHE VFSYT n
q OaIAAH. Master, vii = n -,
Of nAsiEaioa, commence running 70 the above NJ m
infesmediate places, and continue throsgheut ~ ~
son me 6taH Of the West has recently been ataa1 .
and fuSrished in the latest style, and u for -
and sccoDmsdations fos passengers she has Ne r.
in the trade Her ofhcers thankful for the libers ~
rseAeebessoved on then The pass season, rsssetfi1
ask for continuance Of the same. :.
3Fasts2@S +sS4@s &F%@ hs CAPT. \. OaLnAy i
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for freight, passage information. &c, sDciy "a
81. sEHfaa ~ JOS. xcENTIR1, Agent, $50
nl-u % Levee and Commercial ST. ST. Louis.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June 9Th. 1851.
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United states Directory!
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DiRECI FOK .f-s ..a
davenport, NOCA AsAAAAu SAAS@BV
a1,, n. ILL., NJ
Anu dlA I O4ULS dL L1c East,
MiSSiSSiDDi and Missouri Railroad in con-
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He''eom u'n. "'. o't"J" W." A'o'" 40
H7ld Rd1I ROdd. ~
ifAi"s ui a h.naa nsra,s cross;,s mo
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Great MISSISSIPPI NAver BfaNge!
po.,o r,o,v.o,, and pocr leland tina ,vo,a;,c tho
annoy.ncs ~ rerr;eS and changes AZ bv other routcs
"' @e " $3.50 - - " = NS
SS Miles Distance Savedl
BY this Route Travellers from Council Bluffs
and Fort Dcs Mones will save TWENTY-FIVE Miles dis
lance. Fare Lower than by any other Route
Four Trains Leave Iowa City DAily!
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1857.
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SEASON ARRANGEMENT. 81
Regular Packet for Kansas, Omaha, Coss.
i-t e. Gil Bluffs 4 Siour Cir ss

THE NEW, ELEGANT, FAST AND COW
L MODlOUS passenger steamer, OMAHA, knaEes
wineisnd, Master, J. J. Wilcox, Clerk, VIM ruAna
regular packet for the shove and all ntefmedisa ysb
on the Missouri river. Patrons rely upon her ON
tinuinx the trnde durfne the entire seseon. 'ess
The Omaha having been placed in the most une1cepr
strict attention 10 the comfort Of passengers and
ness, to merit liberal share Of patronage from ship
pers and the publ:c generally. aTe 5u 2tEa %
A. wINELAND, Master,
J. J. WILCOX. CLERK. ~
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