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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27

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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27

1HE MILKING.-Ihls should be
done with clean hands and short
finger nails. The same COWS should
be MIXED by the same hands as
much as possible, and as quick;
much conversation or singing
should not be tolerated during
milking time; the time of milking,
should be twelve hours apart as
near as may be.
Milk should be strained as soon
as it can be brought into the but
terry or cellar, and / am of the
opinion that if the milk of several
cows is mixed, butter of more uni
form color viii be produced; six
or ten quart pans made Of tin are
in general use; glass would be bet
ter. Milk should not sour under
thirty-six hours, if in right tenn
perature; if it does, your milk pans
have not been well scaltled and
cleaned. When your cream is
taken from the milk, let little
milk pass along with it into the
milk pan. Milk should not sour,
and cream should not be of the
consistency of sole leather.
THE CHURNING.- This should
be done every day in dairy
where there are eight COWS or
more. At a temperature of sixty
two degrees, butter viii come (if
the COWS are sailed regular) in
about thirty minutes. 1t is not
good to have it to come sooner; the
chnrns that propose to bring but
ter in five minutes are a humbug.
Washing butter is a settled
point, fixed fact that butter
should be washed if it is intended
to be packed. All through the
dairy counties of New York wash
ing is thought indispensable to
make good article for packing.
A late Weekly Tribune contains a
letter from Hon. A. B: Dickson,
recommending cool soft water to
wash your butter, without which
no man or woman can get the milk
out without injuring the grain;;"
soft water is as necessary as fine
linen. Immediately after wash
ing place the butter in large
wooden bowl, spread it well out,
and add about an ounce of salt to
the pound, Let it stand twelve
hours, work over so as to mix the
salt, pour off what brine will come
out, notice whether it is entirely
free from milk, and pack immedi-
ately, taking care to cover your
firkin. A churning of butter that
does not correspond, from heat or
other cause, in color or favor with
what has been packed. should be
sold or used in the family. The
family supply should never be
packed, but kept by itself. The
sooner a firkin is filled the better;
then place over the butter clean
damp linen, and salt an inch or so
thick, and head up.
Preparing Firkins generally hard
wood frkins are preferred; take
ont the head and fill with soft wa
ter and allow it to stand As hours,
then take scrubing brush and
scour well, next scaldin hot water
and when well cooled it will be
ready to receive your butter. al
ways use an new and not an old
frkin.-Cor. Of E,nery's Joatr. Ag.
The Assessors books show that
there are 9,51S children in Louis
Ill loloo,. A. $500 &c - 81
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27

The Assessors books show that
there are 9,51S children in Louis
vile, between the ages of six and
eighteen years.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27
A GENTLEMAN

Who, two years ago, lay upon what his physicians
and all his friends believed to be his death bed, is
now alive and in the full vigor of health. His dis
ease was Consumption, of which nearly all his rela-
tives had died. The circumstances which led t.
his recovery were as follows: His younger brother
was in the habit of reading to him from books
about the house to while away his weary hours
One day he read to him from an old book published
in London about the middle of the seventeenth
century, of what was styled "a sympel and certain
remmeedee for diseases of We Lungs" Not wholly
without hope, and unwilling to leave anything I'M
tried which gave promise of relief, the sick and
dying man had the prescribed remedies prepared
and commencedits use. The result was favorable.
In two months he was able to walk about the prem
ises without difficulty, and in seven months from
the time that he commenced its use he was en-
tirely well, and has not been confined day since.
Grateful towards an allwise providence for his
restoration, he prescribed it for all in his vicinity
who were afflicted with diseases of the lungs and
general debility, and in every case it has proved
effective.
Thoroughly satisfied that it is the only safe and
certain cure for Consumption, and wishing to do
his fellow beings who are suffering, as much good
as possible, he has concluded to send the recipe,
with full instructions for putting up and using the
medicine, free to all who may order it. In or
der defray the expenses of advertising, letter
writing postage &c., he requires each applicant for
the Recipe to enclose 10 cents and direct to nj. 7.
McKelyey, Sandusky City, Q. and it will promptly
sent by seturn of mail. Janf-llly.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27

The total value of taxable prop
egty in Louiwille, according to the
Assessors books, just returned, is
about $37, 900, 900, and in the city
and county about $51, 100000.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27
THE GREAT ENGLISH REXED "
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills |!
PROTECTED by ROYAL LETTERS YATEy

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke,
NJ. d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases Incl
dent to the female constitution. 1t moderates all
excess, removes all distractions and brings on the
monthly period with regularity These pills should
be used two or three weeks previous to eonfine-
ment; they fortify the constitutions and lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother to
perform her duties with safety to herself and child.
These pills should not be taken during the FIRST
THREE MONTHS of pre- snancy, as they are sure to
bring on miscarriage, but at any other time they
are SAFE In all cases of nervous and spinal aflec
tions, pain in the back and limbs, heaviness, ia
tgue on slight exertion, palptation of the heart.
lowness of spirits, Mysteries sick headache, and all
the painful diseases occasioned by disorded sys-
TEN, these pills will effect cure when all other
means have failed, and althougha powerful RENE
DIV, do not contain iron, caloHlel, anthony, any
other mineral. Full directions accompanying each
package Price, in the United States and Canada,
one dollar. N. B-Sl 90 and postage stamps
enclosed to any other authorized Agent will insure
a bottle of the pills by return mail.
w. w. ROBERTS, Indianapolis, Wholesale
Agent for Indiana.
BRookE Bro. and T. A. LEMON, agents Plym-
outh. junll, 57-3Oly
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27

San Francisco (Cal.) is supplied
with ice from Sitka, in Russian
America as New Orleans is with
the same article from Boston.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-05-27
EDWARDS HOUSE,
MICHIGAN STREET,
PLYMOUTH, IND.
g. II. STED.N.f.E, Pr0p'r.

At this beautifully located building, containing
large number Of airy and we'll ventilated rooms,
the Proprietor is now prepared to accommodate
boarlers and the travelling public, on reasonable
terms. oct22-49Iy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

LARossus.-Abn Fnrmaurcs wse arsStsd ~ tes
Poiee "a Saturday, on suspicion Of hsusS ssesan
9uor TO TIE amount Of $60 at trses IRON tie
Manor House. One bot.e Of The sto,en hoaer ~
found IN her uutk which gave rse to the suspciea a
guilt.
h,cssei Wade and Berjsmir Frsnklu veSs arvsesi
by Officer kook OF the sixth Precinct, Saturday.
for attempting to rob Q till In the bakery Of nra.
Wiesel, in Grand street, near Loniner.
Josspd Feiblen wss arrested yesterday u ths 0ss.
pst Csthoiic Church in Mcsiroee aveaus, for hsVnx
stolen a cos, snd some cloth from Anna G. nth q
No. l2s Nillet stIse,. Nes.lort, Zee daYs siacs.
AL the above were held for exsminetioc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

CIrr Mosr,irrl.-Ina trts; sunbet Of destss 10
the city last week VS. rs of which 81 were rnses AID
81 tuses. Ire pcnei psl disesses we's oho'@ra i'-
sstym, g; irfsntil. msrxnrs. IL; conumpsor. dys-
ertery ard correction Q. TIE brain, each inisn;is
cocvusiors ard stiNbor, 8 each; bilious fever and
vboop1g cough, each; scNiet fever snt smll PoS
. e.cd; s~ll-mI diet. /, &C OF these, - we're ua-
csS year Of eye. OF rsoves Of the Caied Staes
ttere were IA Ire,snd, O. Gsrmsny, A. Scotland. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
kfApYkE dPfAfES,
FOR YUROPT.

TIE United Ststss Mail steamer Futon. CsPt "s-
tor, ft on Saturday for Southampton AID hsvr' "''s
Ia passengers and $SS6, ,se7 10 specie. Among the
o,,..rssrs the Hon. Joseph Chandler Minister 70
N.p,ss, and family; Prof More and family nf' S'd.
,.r Z. Morse, Col o. Daley Of H. c. NJ. serv'ss' ard
n, N,rckhurst, Secretary of the Austrian Lsssooo.
re- British screw steamer Edinburgh, Capt. Cum
nirg, Ief on the same day for Gls'gow with 81 cabin
and Ii9 in the s.eersge. She takes out
i.,ca c,y.o Of grsin, -four, tobacco. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

CKNYS AND CAsrALTIES.-On Saturday night Wm.
Fash, a co'ored man, is alleged, stabbed another
coored MAJ named VIM. Downey in the thigb-csuse,
jeslowy. Each, IT lie ssid, went to Downsys house,
No. 80 Third street, where the latter was found
gsged in a tete-a-iets with his wife. 4 quarrel re-
suited. when Fash drew knife and inflicted the in
Jury mt ptcred above He arrested and yesterday
ard con mted to plieon by Justice Steers to await
the Iesui, Of Dowreys injuries.
George A. McMunn, keeping house at No. l37
Chsuy street, was arres.ed yesterday, charged with
robbipe Nora Kerr boarder at bis house, of gold
watch and jewelry valued a. $50 Justice Steers
locked bimup.
Abou. l2! O'Clock on Saturday morning difficulty
occurred in the dsreputabls bouse Of Harriet Brown
No. "a Rss1e street. betweo severa cyprisns and the
PFC p,stress in which named Donghsy. ss ch1ged
drew kui:s soi s.a5bed the wVusn Brown IN . dan
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
GAdver.i.emrnt III
,Ir M RICII

SECOND WEEK OF THE GREAT oAkt 40, 0, Co. M
pErSs Goops At MrssRs CHAs Hraso Ccs "a a. too
,,on h- choce.t goods These -ss are fes'ns1S .l, -
reIod cor au-uy til. entire socs viz De .od
,py s,crfre Tie stock embraces many aiIc -
f.h,. .r Dr,.s Goods. Also .erer. sssc finen. . ~
C.,,.n, usily adapted for horseseepef' pD'P
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

ARREST OF The PROPRIETOR OF A GAMBLING
HousH-On Saturday afternoon, Officers Bos.wick
and Keyser of the Mayors Squad, under direction Of
his Honor TIE Mayor, paid Wait to the alleged gam
bling crib of Butt Allen, No. "A Broadway, adjoining
Mechanics Hal, for the purpose Of ar;estng all the
inmates the proprietor, snd securing the gambling i'm
plenens. Ii appears ifom the following affidavit,
wsnan. was Issued and placed in the above officers
hspds:
C.fb and Count, Q) Nec- lcrL, "-Pe.er g. NandsIho',
being duly worn sGys that be resides in Long Btsncn n'
mouth Comfy NewJeTey that the I'd DAY o. JAY 1893 he
pveisled the house KEEP. by Butt Allen, a. No. 47i
Bo,dwav; that deporen was induced 10 pay Aro 81 "d
house No 4f Broadway aud did play 8; said house IN room
kept gsbDg purposes the second toor by tue
Alien; depoieut Dssid sowce acted
he does no, know bat whom ne could rec
nize hep the end acted or lookout
psysd hst d-rorent in the OF ks hour twen
unutes ot s3 ,.d Of and eeponent furth.r
sy'ng and 10 be occupied for gambling
secord Door q The sUd house, No IA Broadway and
kept raid aud Permitted be used ior gambling
said s sabe the Sd daJ o july ls snd eeponent has
believe and aces beeye that said But: Allen has q.
Nc. "a Bosdw in the second story g.mhaE table AID sp-
pssuf cry Nigh. establish he truth Of the
the sad house. No 7i Broadway in he city snd county
sad I'd day Of July bai DAVID Sowce acted
rpow acted per lock ,ut faro and that
money the of sd dsPonent
psys said Bstt Aen Dsva Sowce srd toe sd person
whose ue b, b. arrested and dealt win
.ocofd:ug 70 lsw PETEh u. NASDERHOOF.
On tne arrival Of the ofiicers at Aliens psce, they
f,urd TO playing goirg ON, bu. Immediately arrested
Allen spd one David Sowoe alias Spanish Dick. They
were both conveyed before the Msyor and held to
bail each in .he sum Of 81 coo to snswer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

EATING G.MrAr.-On Saturday afternoon COM
plant was me lie at the Twenty second Precinct
S,aiio House that very dissgreeable and nauseous
smell emsDs.sd from the premises OF German, named
Brassep in Fify-fouth street between the Fifth and
Sixth avenues. Officer Wilson repaired to the pre-
mses snd upon entering, found the occupant engaged
in dressng large dog. Several steaks had been cut
of, ara portion Of them were being cooked in fry
ING pan The officer asked Brassen what he did with
the at when the latter replied :hst he was poor
mar, aod that he ste the mest it was very good, and
he Lk'd It. The meat seized, and the man ar.
rested sni taken before Justice Kelly A. it was sup
posed ths Brassen sold the meat he detained by
lbe msssiIs;e for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Advertisement.
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rrs TVS EvEssG drama entitled AMBITION o. nn.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

Pogr Q, BrooKtIs TIE hsycr Re. sr.n,si III
pern ts tusias the P'evsos rao%ta Tee s.s-s,s o.
rot.y il The Wet Ir.is tr-te s't TIE c>soss cor.
e. ted CT sr.sr. mciasse-, logwoot. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

srppysprPEp 81 sER BaiL.-Mrs. julia Brown,
..o vu arrested snd held TO bal to await the &C. D,
Of tAs Gru1l Jury for srtici,s yong g,n 70 asr
lor,. Nc s. O,s.n st7ss< EswYtsx. 6oc trs purtees
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

CHILD DrsrRTrD.-A man and woman went into
Ssv.rys Hotel on Friday evening for the purpose Of
,skipp lodpirps Soon afterward the voice of child
CRYING was resrd to proceed from the room they had
entered The person IN attendance at the hotel went
i'm nedately 10 the room aud found beautiful female
infant. but no msn or woman. Capt. Weed, of the
Second Ward sspt the child to the Alms.Houss and
ulsced il under the care Of Mr.. Kellogg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

HIoswr Rossssi.-Mr. ThomA II. RssSog 90
s;,sc sei Is tsrs rufhMs. on tie corner Of FSisa
so% G,snd avsnues. CO Friday nixht, sboSt ctcsk.
kro<ked dowu sat robbed of = bill Oas of Asa
ssk,d h via, tire il VISA, and answering thss 10 hAl
,ef. Tia xs,ch at home, was tod that be lied. scl
,h,u attacked. Mr.. Reddins. however. knecksd cos
msn do~r before be wss thrown down Ns saA-
arts toek 10 ,seir se,s sfer the robbey.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

M.IOs PAo Tis.-Ns,or Prssg tsy,o- t.Esa =
trp to eta corr,iy. A. ". Ksita =. Is Prss'tsni
c. 2 Cornoz CoGIel. W set Sayos g-1 tSai a
| y sASsx.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

Bn,ScH ARRESTED AGAIS.-Ofiicer Van Arsdale on
Saturday arrested Stephen H. Branch and Daniel Adee,
the proprietor ard the other the printer of small
sheet known as Stephen Ii. Branchs Alligator" on
a charge Of libel preferred by Peter Cooper. The
complainant alleges that certain article published in
a paper, headed "My Trial." is wicked and malicious
libel and is calculated to pure him in his good pame
and character and to degrade him in the opinion OF his
fellow citizens.
Mr.. Adee was bailed by Stephen II. Price of No. lSS
Scheimer rhorn street. Brooklyn. Branch having no
bonesu.n present permitted by Justice Osborn to
90 forth ard procure surety.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

AcoiDrsTsL DRowsrsG An irque-. vs. hsld ct
No. 70 DovnIg street. hy Coroner Cornsry, on the
t.oy Of Thonss j. Heck, lac 10 yesrs of age, who
va drowned in tie deck, foc Of Christopher street.
where rs hs1 gore to swim with ore Of lis brctdess
II is euppo-ed ttst ths unfortunate boy wss sszed viii
o,stups efer lie had beer in tbs water short time
tei.g uretle to tep hir,ef sark TO the bottom The
Jury rendered verdict Of Death f.cm accidental
crOwrirg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
TAdyern~uent.
RIADY'S GALLERIES.

PBoIOGRAPH>,
AmBaorYrEs and DsGufsssorfrr', az, p.,,,-l
Ne. SO Ard a6 Brosdwsy Ne~'YO's sid NO. - ''''
vauasy. Wsskiugo D. C.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
IAdyer;@rn~ilt-

FRrpR,cKs's PIIOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF ART,
~ sss ma so7 Roadway opposite Metropolitan ho.enho
rcG.aPHs H,LLoTYrEs, DAGuEsHrorfft' snu M"
ir every styI.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
TAdverisementl !

r Tns C.STOS TEA COMPANY have on
,,.,, NJ Ty., for Grocer and res Dealers and pri
s.. .me. souchon Ooccs .nd Ycuns hy's1 a pa % .
vsf apd Imperial frou sc to o.c AL osnei Guat
tS oy - Also SID boxes good FAMILY TIA tor el
1es y,.ajue 5, No is Chatham e., Ss"eea reAn snd
Roossvel,s;.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

q p,<drtsc. ~ss U-,asrsd ey hx I'D. cae.-
No~r. - to estG'ass Il KaSs Coue.y q ssssr-
osy Sic sss, scwsver. rssssea szsss, hasirs ~
ca Cd ottx ssccrstieS. Jsns-s C,a.x, p.ssSv
:, e'ih. r-sid-s tie Ninth Ward, ssi Wa Ssssy.
oos tso'-. OF TIE Tssd Wsri. became her haA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

PASSING CouN1ERFEIT MoSEY.--On Saturday night,
about TO- o'clock, rather well-dressed young man,
be airing the convenient name CT Charles Smith, entered
the restaurant OF Broadway and Wavery place
ard psItook Of some refreshments After fortfying
the inner man. he approached the bar and rendered IN
payment for the liquids he had consumed, amounting
10 sixteen cents counterfeit or altered - bill on the
Merchants Bank of Newport, X. l. Mr.. William
Smith the proprietor Of the Restaurant behind the
bsr at the time and Immediately detected the inter-
felt lie Informed the payer that the money wss
spurious, snd requested bim to give something that
would bear investigation. Charles had no objection to
DO this ard at once offered another s. the Bsnk Of
Orleans N V, at the same time expressing great as
tor:shment a. the discovery made by Mr.. Smith.
Doubts having arisen in the minds OF the proprietor as
to the honesty of the Individual Charles he thought
il best to consult benk-rote reporter in regard
TO he second tender notwithstanding its genuine ap
tesIance. The result of the consultation was very un-
satisfactory the New-Yerk bill being as bad as the
other. Clsrles was made acquainted with the fact
ard asked TO cay his little bill in silver. This he said
he could not do; he had change, aud he was quite
sure the bank bills were good. Observing signs OF in
pat;ence in the countensnce OF Mr. Smith, he elt die
posed to ATT apSe the matter without any trouble, aud
threw down upon the counter $40 gold piece remark
ing that he guessed that was good. Unfortunately
Charles he'd been barking up the wrong tree, and Mr..
Smith sepg exscty the state of the c.se was deter
mined to punish tie juvenile shower of queer. Hand
iDg the change the offender he took his and es
c-ried him up the stairs to the sidewalk where Officer
Dean relieved him OF his charge. Charles regretted
the ercum.tspcs and maze many solemn protessions,
b., Officer Dean was memorable and the uckless
wight detsined ard subsequently conveyed TO JEFF
ie,son Market before Justice Qusckenbush, who com
mued him for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

C,SS OF JANIS SUTTON fLLIor.
Tie decision on the motion to discharge Mr.. Eeet
from srrest cot rendered on Saturday. 10 eooss
quence Of Judge Irerasam being called ou. Of tssa.
1t will probably be rendered to day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

FaraI F,II-C-raet Peuy ss't &c ir1usst a N,
o Levr sIsst, &C tie hedy cf 7tc7ss SDit. vss
c,eh f,m the elects CT injuries sustained ir coass
oreroe of fs.lrg from ladder On wtioa is was de-
.o.rdirg to tee he'd of ths RUseisr s.p nos bsirs
tu.t IL he ysrd Of Mr. Wm- II. Webb, foo: o. SiI.h
street. f K. Mr.. Smith slipped and FED ton The tst-
Ger 10 TIE lower bod ant fractured sis skull The JurJ
,.urted v.i6ic Ct sccioentsi death. Mr. Snlta wss
81 ,,ars Of eye, ard rstve Of Esgisrd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

Corr HoME-Mrs Bloun. Saturday morning
by tbs adyice of her friends, took carriage and pro
ceeded to Maiilsrd's, in Broadway, whee she wa
joned by hsf husband and daughter and at noon sailed
In the stesmer for New Orleans. The reason why Mrs.
Bloun refused to leave the Napoleon Hotel before and
Join Col. Boupt, was account Of the bill she had
run Up there, and which Col. BlOuut refused to pay
Had she been abe to have settled this BILL enc stated
Ale would have returned home a week ago. She IN
foiu "a Mr. Huncke that De Rivieres bill will be paid
ard be msy expect the money just 80 soon as che
can reach Mobile and get her own property under her
immeJ Late coLirOl.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

Fousp DRowsED.-An inquest wa held on Sstur-
dty upon tie body Of unknown uan abou; d years
Of see, found drowned rear Governors Islsnd. De
oeased was dressed il alpaca coat, black pau.s
bue tweed vest, sod white shrt. Verdict " Death by
droHnpg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

1I.rs :. Health for the Million; DIR. CLARKE's
%sEtsat % = vi, Oh .ip sad eIsAs nor. ruitSa T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

DEATH FROM CosGEsrIoS OF rHE BRaiS.-On
Friday last the dead body of an unknown colored
womsn about % yesIs Of age, whom OF the sailors
bad taken aboard tie schooner Medsd Plat then lying
at pier No. 33 East River found lying the deck
of the vessel The remains transferred 10 Il ale
vus Hospital Dead House ard circulation given to
rumor that che had been fouy dealt with but a. the
SEQUEL will show, without any foundation Whatever.
Coroner Perry yesterday held sn inquest the body,
when poet nortem examination was made by DR.. Geo.
Il. Bouton, who could discover marks Of violence
on the deceased female. close inspection Of the in
terrh oxssrs revealed the fact that death the ~
.ut Of coogettoo OF the brip produced by insempsr
eccs ara exposure. a,d TIE jury r.cdefei reciic to
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Tie following is a list Of the persons spprehended
and lie disposition made of them by the magistrate:

The prize was suit Of IS clothes, and Myers was
declared to be the winner.