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Joy TO the Admirers of
A FINE HEAD OF
RICH CLOS SY AERII

TFyALK Of beauty, without fine head Of hair
then read the following, and you ask more, circular
around each bottle, and no can doubt
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We call Oa old and young, to the wonderful pre-
parahon which back its original color, hacoves
bald with luXuriant growtreOves the dan
dru itching, all eruptOns-causes continual
duidsa hence if used regular dressing
for the hair preserve its color and keep it from falling to
extreme all its natural beauty We call then upon the
bald gray, the diseased in scalp, it. And surely the
young will they value the flowing locks the wching
curl without Its praise is upon the tongue Of thou
sands.
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New Haven,
following letter in regard TO the Restorative, few
weeks since; -. -.
DEEP RIVER, Conn, July %, 1856.
Mr. LFyFywORT-Sir: have leen troubled with dandruf
my head for than year, hair began to come
out together New Haven paper, about
Woods Restorative called at your store on
the t April last purchased bottle to try it, and found
70 my satisfaction the thing it removed the scurf and new
hair ten gTOW three inches in length where 1t
was ali or great faith in it. wish you TO send two
bottles more by Mr. Post Of this. Idont know
the kind used in this place you may have market for many
hotties after il is known here with respect
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JOHN BROWNE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

Corners of DeadericIN st. and Public square
in receipt most desirable stock Of goods for gentlsmens
wear for Fall and Winter. Also furnishing goods Of the
IN est ouaIity and latest styles. [sep4-lm
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address for
forwarded
can tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes Will be pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State.
II Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
Wth0utdeductiOn
II All prizes of 81 900 under, paid Immediately after
rawing-oher prizes the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orde,s for Tickets or Cerihcatesto
81. & CO.. Aug11sts. Gaorgia-
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yWyOBACCO. boxes LonghOrn and Armseads suPeEO
Tobacco, for sale very low TERRASS BROTHERS
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LNNTAL sTATEFAIR FOR Is5s.s

FENHE Fifth Annual State of the Tennessee State Agrcu
tura Bureau will be held the Bureaus Grounds near
Nashville, commencing Monday Oct llth and continue du
ring the week liberal list Premiums offered which togeth
with the rules and regulations Of officers judges ETC.
printed in pamphlet form, grauitOus distribution may be
had application the Printing Offices Book Stores
in the city. THOMAS B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 18th, 1858,
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Final sale of lots in Kentucky City.

will commence the second and final sale Of lots in this
growing and most interesting young city The Trustees in
nouncing this feel assuring the public that at
point the West there be found equal opportunities for
and Droft4 le iuveyt ulent
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ss4rE-E4E.ASD, PADUCAH,
. flsf.s hTOufsViIles 81. Louis, and s4lllasaSl9
TTen,UIlis Regular PaCk-l=za
cts, leaving Nashville on Mondays tuesdays @el4lss
Tbuas FRIDAYS and Saturdays at 10 o'clock A. NJ Inc new
splendid passenger steamer ~ ,r.,--..
UTinnetOnka, Capt. H u Matheneys
nil Is NsvIIe on Mondays and Thursdays at 10 o'clock
A. NJ The light draueht passenger steamer
a. 49, S,,.'bs,- a., nj, James w. Hunt
I'll 1ssva Nsvie OF Wenesdays and Saturdays at 10 o'clock
A NJ The Iirbt draught passenger steamer
~ aiar...cI5o T.eT.-fs, Capt. J l.. Batemams
vii Taa Nashville Tuesdys ard Fridays at 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
The above are first class light draught passenger Boats and will
srlv On those appointed days, making connections
P WITH he O. Nal Packets, for the above named places.
freight passage appf on oo1iu Vi 70 -
june "a n AlAAilll'A O-'f As1n'-
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IRBY MORGAN n CO.,
70. and s Public Square, Nashville, Fem

No. and Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
VMTE have received and opened our entire stock Of
w Fail and Winter Goods
Embracing elegant Lines Of New styles Dress Goods,
Fancy Prints-Our usual quality and in good variety,
MEMS Wear large stock; embracing splendid assortment
u the finer grades Of Fancy Cashmere.
Rcady-mae Cluthnga select assomento the better grades
together with all such
Heavy staple Fabrics and Varieties
as make cnyIee stock Goods which invite the atten
Of Merchants only. 80
This Of goods have opened in nashville
worthy careful attention Of all persons
buying TO sell again. [auga7l IRBY MORGAN q Co.
ENIEE$EI WACKEREL.--IOO whole and half barrels
New Nackc put up this season. just received direct IRON
Boston, and for sale by
aUglS-u Pc CARTER, MCKAY &
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Executorss sale Of Iands--On Ones EESO3 or
Fhree Vears3 Time

Executors sale of Lands=sOn Ones fsos OF
Three Years Time -
n WILL sell highest bidder On a---ss ~ - -
September next three tracts o. ANU III 1 n7i -
Pennington. Marshall county, Ienl' $50, - j, 49,.
TIe Home place containing shout one hlnlrel ana Ely
80. it fbere mansion, neatly hnishds good wafer
and fine land. .-s-s - 49,. ,--Ir-,I acres,
a. -. ~ hi rood land the balance Of it good cedar
good water IL e-,r1 Home Tract,
tooinp about eighty Tes good cedar al - Eeh 80
yvitb water and cabbs, twenty OF tHen y -a'o'
iar timber, and viii be sold in lots ~ ;rters-t from data
sod on one three years - w tbs ispd for he our
I ~, rrrchazsr irving security and 3 -
chase money. The lands arc AZ JAMES g. WEBB,
*. % John l. Parlleys VIII
iy90
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FHyHERE can be had at R. D. BLUs Plain and Ornamental
Engraving establishments, Seals for Masons l. D. o. 7
Sons of emperarce Public Insurance, Railroad and
Plank Road Companies Courts States SC, sc. Als0 Steam
boats Stamps, Steel Stamps engraved to order ioI
Racsmits and Svershs fact for all those Manufacturer
who NAV wish to stamp hands and address their work
These stamps are warranted stamp Silver, Cold Brass, Iron
and unteeed without the slightest injury to the samI
OF ITSELF
stencils Of kinds made order Jewelry made and n
paired R. D. BLUM,
Deaderick street, from the Public Square, opposite thu
Republican Bapne Office. augl-d&w3m
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- TERRAsS BROTHERS.
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDACANE7
U.0ufsvfIle. Kentucky.

KENTUCKY SCHOOL OE Nh
Louisville, Kentucky.
FyHF Lectures in Institution VIII commence on ne ni
Monday in November and continue Our uontta During
October preliminary viii be delivered az the Hospital and
College.
Den W. Dudley NJ D., Emeritus Professor Of Surgery.
Henry NJ Bul NJ D., Professor Of Theory and Praetcs q
Medicine. o - -.
John Hardin, NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics and Clinical Med
n W Wright N. D., Professor Of Medical Chemistry.
n B. Marshall, N. D.. Professor Of Mara Medca and IeIa-
Middleton Goldsmith, D. Professor the Principles Of Sur
gerry and Clinical Surgery.
W. D. Strman, VI. D., Professor Of Anatymy- -. -
g. Baylees, NJ. D. Professor Of Physiology and
Anatomy.
David Cummins, N. D., Demonstrator.
i'' '-'' III n. B. MARSHALL, n. D.,
s9oon Dean Of the Faculty
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Glass 81 draws on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 4. 1855.
Glass 30 draws on
SATURDAY, SEPT. IA, IS5S.
Class SO draws
SATURDAY, SEPT. rs, 1858.
Glass 81 draws ON
SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1858.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
1--WE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FTvE PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

RATES ON PRODUCE FROM
Nashville to Memphis
Cotton per Bale s23
Corn do do ::
Flour do Barrel, e1
The above special rates on Produce take elect on and after this
date Wheat Corn and Flour be charged local rates unless
Skinned in car loads: m Wheat s5 bushels. Corn 800 bushels
or-I0 70 General Agent
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COTOOSA SPRINGS,

COtOOsa County Georgia
TTVHE hot weather and dust Of the city 4I6SA-l
mini that the season WHEN We have been ri
accustomed welcome friends and patrons % -
o our delightful Watering Place, is At hands, E
Daily applications FOR Rooms, this season. and ne tos l
have annually hronged COTOOSA, assure rs has q y only ne
CESAR to inform our friends and the public that COIOOsA VII
be opened the first Of suly.
Our ola German viii Be present 70 give t1em ne 1a
Welcome riya-2nl BATTEYs HICKMAN q AcDONALD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

I Iogeller with every variety o.
TRAVELLING APPARATUS
1 To be found anywhere, all sold very cheap.
u "a Retail Department. connected with The Establishment.
L. N. PETERS a. CO.,
Feb J. la5e-feb6-7d6m 90 Broadway New York
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HarPer's Magazine for September, Just recsvs,i By
augI9 ?. HAGAN, Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
JUST WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS.

GOOD cheap Sewing Machine. Price only S2l to SO These
Machines need only be known insure them place IN al
every family To appreciate you must examine and use
therefore all who good cheap Sewing Machines or
County Rights for the sale Of the NettlctOn a Ray
mOud Family Sewing Machines will please call
the undersigned who is sole agent for Middle and west len
ucs=ea Rooms J. Store Union street, be-
tween College and Cherry streets.
n BTtCuar attention paid to repairing all kinds sewing
Machines by experienced hand Terms Cash.
3. FLEMING'S Sewing Machine Depot
Nashville, Tenn, aug 3O-dtW&wIy.
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@SEEz-S9 Square.-We will offer entire stock of
goods cost only, few days, make for our
Fall Stock the time for everybody get cheap goods
Call soon or you viii miss the chance.
aug5 I. G. NICHOLSON & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

Fruit CANS.
lust received and or,als at lowest rates
III 900 dozen Athur's yellow Clay quart
IA M do do do 2quarta-
40, So do J. ". WILSON.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

Tue FAELIAG IL THE UNITED STATES
SENATE tsEspEcrI>G THE OUTaAoEs IN
TIE GULF,- From the proceedings OF
tIro Senate, Oh iAa 18th s1it., We take
tie following as Indicating Tie an5nsus
Of the Senate in regard 10 the searching
Of our Vessels in the duIf by British,
naval officers. M4ssrs, Toombs am!
Crittenden, be it reEnernbe berej, are usually
diapetricaI!y opposed to eacs, other OBJ
political questions:
The 5l5.O0o,000 loan bill was taken
up, and 3dr Simmons II. IL having the
ti,or. Advocated i:js amendment, pr~po-
>ing home valuation Of imports, ~ l1lcl
Le sa;<.. would diminish the frauds on
The rvvaAue, an. largely nA3rt ase she
income from dulj@%
Mr.. Hunter (Fa,) took exception to
The ane"dn ent, arguing that 1t could
not he introduced in i loan bill.
h.r, 9'oon1s ((1ao.) sustained 5r.
Linnteg's point If order, but agreed will!
Mr.. Simmons, III favor of Il Lone vaiuA~
;i0n. In the course Of bin remarks, 3lr,
Ioombs said that lie had b@en ready,
these ten years foz EaE With England. -~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

ComMoDuKE PAtLDfAa Aap THE All
a1NIsrnATzox.--AW WasE1iugton CORES
poneenL Of The New York Tunes writes.
unues date Of the 25th:
Cpmmodore PauI>iiug has had inter
views with the President and Cabinet, at
which lis reception has been courteous,
but nos exactly cordial, LIE told tue
President that when be captured Wakes
and dispatched him and his Iatttrde~
ulallons to tise places w'4ence they came,
he supposed bo was executing to the
letter the policy Of the Cove nuent, but
that after lie had secured Walker on
boar<; bis ship, the prisoner made reveIs~
tions which Induced 10 doubt whether he
bad CORRECTLY understood IT, Gen. Walker
assured him (the Conlmodore) that tvo
members Of the Cabinet were >,rivY .
his schemes, ard had >ignifsd their ap~
proyai OF it, aud one Of these Ministers
was no other than the Premier himself
Gen Cass replied 10 this lha1 he thought
he should be able to prove an albt,-~~
Whether the other alleged pat-on Of ths
ti!ibuster was desjgnaleti by Commodore
PauIdjay or not, b#ve not leen t.
formed but doubt uot that h4 was,-~~
MIR, Iolnp%on is lie gentleman for whosn
rumor appropria!ss his honor. l. ia
very likely ttsst Walker Interpreted the
general public declarations q Gen. Cass,
as, fur instance. biz Tspmany letter into
the speof5c approval of lria enterprise,
which liz l,ar=&sd as part Of his a=aijabls
reserve % tbs qu4r1af deck # Lbs
Wa1ash
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

went dripping from the pump, that
he would never trastto appearances
again, and the old Harry himself
might undertake to cooS#I,ido cool
! Iankee for all him.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

formed; b1t~ that h is sick and5help-
less, is sufficient for the present.
Here, then, is afanily Of four
persons sustained all through last
winter, by boy niRe years old !
How many similar fara lies there
are in New ! orlS, no one knows.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
TAKING G THINGS COOLLY.
THE ESdLIsHaAN AND +YANKEE.

native OF this lanu, who was stan
, ding quietly on the sidewalk; ''yo,
are a scoundrel u
! That's news to me- returned ths
. Yankee, quietly.
News, you scocndrel! Do yol
call that news n
| Entirely So
| You needn't think to parry it Of
SO easy !; | say you are scoundrel
and | can prove it::'
4 beg you will not; 7 shouldn't
like to be proved a Scoundrel.'
| No, I dare say you woultIn't, but
answer me immediatel y-~did you.
Or did you NOT say in the presence
ofseveral ladies Of my acquaintance
that I was a.
| 'C0Lf? Q, 40, sir, the truth is
not to be spoken at all times
| The truth Doy mean to call
me q talf2'
Q, no, sir, I call you nothing.'
| Its well you do; for had you
presumed to call me a.
'Aa's, should have been grossly
| 1nistaken.'
Dc you mean to=s.4lt hat / am
not d man = &
That depends upon @circurnstan-
ces.'
lz W hat circumstances q
FL If [ Should be called as evidence
in q court Of justice, T should be
bound III speal1the truth
And Would.say that I was not
man, hey 10 you sec that cow
'skin?'
4 es, and I seen it with sur
prise ever since you came up
What surprisez Why, do You
SUPPOSE I was such q coward | dare
not undertake to use the article
when t vas demanded q
Shall I tell yoa what I thought?' 2
:. sDoit, II you dare
I thought TO myself; what use
has q calf for q co10'y skin {,
You distinctly call me Il cali,
tllenz'
IT yon .in5jst upon it You may
You heaEzgentjoInen,' sgea K Ing
to the fvsta1ders, you hcar the in-
suIt. wv hat shall I do with the
ssf1iE.aslleI :'=
him dress )iim.' sLout-
ed TIC crowd, with Shouts & laugh ]
ter.
That I'll do at once
Then turl1jug to the Yankee, he
cried out tiercely: !
Come On, step.t1is way, you ras- |
cal, and III fog yea within al inch |
Of your lite-' |
I've no occasion.' ~ ~
Y Iou're a coward T.
Not on your word
I'm a liar, then, ain II |
Just as you pIease.'
DO you hear that, gent]esaon?' Il
'Ay + was the ponse, you can't
help fogging him now -. !!
-, heavens, grant me patience i
III fly out of my skim
It'll. b. much better for your
pocket; calf skins are in 1ood de- !
mand.' =
i shall BURST ;,
Not here IN the street, | beg Of
you
Gentlemen, can I any longer
help flogging him I,
Not ifyou are able,' was the re-
ply. Go at him.
Thus provoked, thus, stirred upi
and eucourage'9, the fierce gentle
man went like lightning at the
I ankee.
But before he could strike 8 blow,
he fonnd hi1nseIftlisarne,i Of his
cow-skin and 3yingenhis back, I'M
der the spout oft neighboring
pump. whittier the Yankee; bad
carried him to cool bis rage; and
before he could recover from bis as
tonishment atsuch unexpected hand /
ling, he WAS as wet as drownedf
rat from the cataract Of water which T
bis antagonist had liberally pump
ed upon him.
His courage had, by tits time,
like that Of valiant Bob Acres,
'oozed out at the palms Of his hands,
and be declared, as e'arose and
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

= Here the light appeared to break
info his thick skull, and be fairly
yelled out :-t'I'll See you ,darned
first, and then I won't.n
With that he LETT, and I have
never beeu, able to get near MIN
since.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
TIE SUGAR PLANTER,
pueLrsHzu EVERY SATURDAY 1:oR MING
HENRY =. E1YAHss. !
Edlto~&t Proprietor.
rsrcn uenr xne scosszt Raonse,


We S T + Il T O " 4 Q Z G &.
rEnus o1 si,e SUGAR z,LATrEEss
sx,bseysps,on-~s3 3 year, due Invariably At The
Tine ii sub4yrthing If not thea paid, 5sa within
,na months tnefsafteg Eve dollars will De charged
no subscription will be taken for less terra t4an
six months no paper 6lscpahU Uad antii arreazageE
arc pa'd.
Atsve.ttyane.s--i.a Hgtsemeata not exceeding ZEN
nnse 81 Tor ths asst aad 90 cents for every SD bsa.
neat sertioa those VI greater length ia proportion.
liberal discount to tttoSa WHO a4'art!se by the
year r,
Fan names sseut with the casls. the paper viii DO
{urtssaed u. g. 30 eacl! subscriber aad an addition
al copy to tlas person furnishing the list
Where 4, Cuh Of aotloss than t~etstg - furnished
vita tile CASH tie fG per vii be Forwarded At s. -
e-,c subscriber and two Additional cupaa for the
agent.
.non Al pAHFHr Er !3LATk8 G. RDs REi iEfs, FrsERhL
and otner Netcca, executed With uee ieHs aid des
uatcs Il, aIl rases. cash 8H tfe'tYeTt.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

can't bear Children"
sald q. Miss Prin disaainfulIy.
! Mrs. Partington looked at her
muddy. oyer her spectaolea before
sue Eapi1ea "I'erhapa if F3u could
you WonEd Il ke them bntt5r;.'
Aa old. man saws that Il,e is the lass
nan s 1.-The world to i TrAnnT 10 over a
osushtsfs affections. s5 lon. Z as she
anass.d' na't'es tie man Of lis eboice 1e don't
care Who she loves. +:
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-23

Tined ificulty with the Atlantic Cable,
1t is thought, is at or near the Valentia
The cessation of signals was announced
In London on the 9th inst
Professor Whitehouse. the electrician,
writes to the Times that he apprehends
there is little cause for anxiety, and thinks
there Is nothing in the Instructions calcu-
lated to dampen the post sanguine hopes
of ultimate and complete success.
At the last advices there was no resnon-
sibss government at San Domingo. Pa
per money was worthless, and no one knew
how to sell or bny. 81 what the next po
ilical movement will be.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-23
Disastrous Fire FrcnCh's
Mill i'm AsheS.-On Friday morning

Mill i'm Ashes.-On Friday morning
last, about o'clack the large Steam and
Nlouring Mills, in our.town, owned by Mr..
French, were discovered to be on fire.
Although every effort was made to save
them, the fire had so Tar advanced before
assistance could be rendered, that both
Mills, with their contents, fell a prey to
the flames. These Mills had not been in
operation more than six months, and
were ia complete running order. Although
they were new, and had not vet gained
the reputation that some ether Mills pos
sess, they done heavy business. and
gave entire satisfaction to their customers
They will be missed very much in our
community. but fortunately we have anoth-
ser excellent Mil in operation here.
The Richmond Mills, situated about so
feet from French's were saved by the SUI
perhuman exer;ions. of our Firemen and
Citizens. At one time. it appeared as tho
the south side of tie Mill would ignite, in
spite of.all that could be done; but by re-
.newed exertions it was saved.
The Firemen acted nobiy, every man Of
them; and the amount property saved by
them. is more ehan The organization ever
has or ever will cost. Messrs Richmond
d Wilbur manifested their appreciation of
the services of the Fireman by treating
them to fine Oyster Supper in tie even
inc.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-23

AT TIE ONO STATE FAIR AT SANDUsKY-
AT GGI ENsBURG, PA AND AT WHEELING,
VA.-during the past week, the best rapid
business Writing exhibited WAS from the
Iron City Commercial College Of this City.
from the PITTSBURGH Groniclc.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-23

H Godey's 'Lady's Book" for Oc-
tober, is promptly on hand, laden with
the treasures of literary genius. Send
your subscriptions to this Office. and you
can obtain the "LaGy's Book" and cur
Taper for one year, for IS. By an ar
rangement with Mr. Cooley. we can thus
furnish his valuable Magazine One Dol
lar cheaper. than If you Lend your sub
scriptien to the Publisher.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-23
County Fair.

To save time and prevent confusion the fret
day of the fair. competitors for premiums
quested call upon the Undersigned at his residence
or on DAN. McDoNALD, at the Office If the Mar
shall County Demoerq1, and make their entries as
soon possible SAM. b. CORBALEY, Sec'y.
September Goth ie56-t 49,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-23

UAta supper given to the Members of Pro-
lection Hook and Ladder Company No l, the fol-
lowing resolution was passed:
Resolved; That We tender to Mr.. WILBUR our
thanks for the Oyster Supper given US in consid-
alton of services in assisting to his proper
ty, at the fire on the 18th inst, and while we re-
ioice that the usefulness Of our Company is be
coming appreciated by citizens as
ure them that it shall be our prde-ls well as our
duty-to afford them Protection" in the hour of
need.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-23
SMlarsball GOlllltp lemottat

Official paper of Marshall County, and having the
largest circulation of any paper published IN the
county is TIE paper for those wishing to advertise.
JOBS of all kinds executed in a BETTER style,
and on as reasonable terms at any other Office in
Northern Indiana
Those having anything in the line Of Printing to
be done. viii find it greatly to their interest to call
at the Democrat Office and examine specimens be-
fore going elsewhere, as we are confident that our
work and prices cannot fail to please. All COM
munications should be addressed to
MCDONALD & BRO, Proprietors.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-23
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Our Tin Ware Mandatory is still in full blast,
under the charge of an experinceC Timer. We
employ none but first-rate NORTHUMBERLAND turn out
jobs that are warranted to please.
We are permanently located in Plymouth, with
ust the stock friends, that will suit YOU. We are
determined that no Man, w oman or Child, sin all
the regions round about" shall undersel us-and
respectfully solicit your patronage-conident that
in the variety, quality and low price of stock
that we can suit every wishing anything in our
line. III. B. DICKSON Co.
Plymouth, September ID, 1853