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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-31

BUSINESS SouTH.-The Savannah Republi-
can regards the business prospects of The
south Very falterlng. 1t Gays the country is
Tor The most part IN easy circumstances, and
The crops OF all kinds, promise an abundant
yIeld---a combination OF circumstances that
never falls to enspire every department OF
trade with confidence and activity. The
planter aud farm being prosperous, and 10
a condilion to meet all their engsgemants
the merchants eau lay in their stocks with
confidence, and euter upon their fall specula.
lions without fear OF disappointment, either
IN their sales or collections. Upon gener-
al survey OF The field, We think We can see the
Indications Of Increased prosperity in every
branch oil trade aud Industry.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-31
TIIIHE DA 1 . i11l
THE EUROPA OFF CAPE RACE.
Tile India Bin Passed on Second Reading
Tie Telegraph Feet.

ST. JoHN's, n. L., July 20.
The Cunard steamship Europa passed Cape
Race Yesterday on her voyage To Bosom via
Halifax, aud was intercepted by the news
yucht Of tue Associated Press. Her dates
ir,m Liverpool are to the 18th inst, three
days later than previously received by The
steamer Indian at Que6ec. The io'lo"!ug
summary of hen news was obtuned.
The steamer Nova Scotian, from Quebec
arrived at Liverpool ON the 10th, aud The
Persia Oh the nth.
The steamers Niagara and Agamemnou,
OF the Telegraph leet, had completed their
rrppnrations for - renewal of the attempt to
iay the cable, aud were to sail on the liih
lust.
The new India bill, previously passed by
the House OF Commons, had been passed oy
tAcslIuuse OF Lords on second reading.
The brutal massacre uf Christians at jed
dah by MuIammcdans had attracted much
attention throughout Europe. The Turkish
Government had promised to avcnge the
~ lssacre by Furnishing the authors oil the
outrage. 1t was expected that France ond
Eugaud wouli occupy the place at once.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-31

Mn. RAREY THE Horse TAMER-It appears
oy the lorelgn intelligence, that Rarey, the
celebrated horse tamer, has at last experien
c-i d reverse OF iortnne. The pamphlet pub
,isled by h.m some years since in this country
/. XIractS from which were given recently in
oar coumus) has found its way to England
AMI been repubiished causing great indlgna.
o. among his subscribers, because they
hayr heeh compelled TO pay largely Dr learn.
iug the art which they might have obtained
ny thr pamphlet Tor tribe. Mr.. Rarey has
puhlished a letter releasing his subscribers
rom their OhthS oi secrecy, and stating that
.he panphet was wrlt.n three years ago, im.
n'dIliely spon the discovery of his system,
'nd cont ins Ont meagre aud imperfect des.
,nptIon of II as now practiced by hm. II
va priuted ior private circulation among his
lids, and has come TO light ouly by the
ruachrry OF some OF them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-31
PEGIsTEP,s NOTTCE.

Al Office is hereby given TO all legatecs,
~ creditors and other persons interested in
the estates of the following named persons, that
the Executors, Administrators and Guardians Of
the said estates have filed their accounts with the
Register Of Northumberland county, and that the
same will he presented TO the Orphans Court of
said county on Tuesday. the Sd day of august,
Il. u. 1855, in the forenoon Of said day.
l. Engle John, deceased, settled by his admin
istrator dc bons non Philip Weiser.
=. Lose Fretta, deceased settled by her ad-
mnistrator William Sicrncr.
5. Hetrck Philip deceased, settled by his ex-
ecutors Michael and Nicholas ilettick.
d. Reitz laduc, deceased, settled by her exec.
ulor Philip Retz.
s. DunEle sarah deceased, settled by her ad-
II illustrator Killisn Dunklc.
6. Painter Jacob, deceased, settled Ivy his ex.
ecIsOr Geo A. Frck.
Z. Maginncss John, deceased, settled by one
of his executors. John F. Dcntlcr
s. Rehhuck Peter, deceased. settled by bis ex-
ecutor Peter Bonner.
0. Mctler William, deceased, settled by one Of
his executors, Lorenzo Meter
10. Tweed William, deceased, settled by his
administrator John Tweed.
IT,. Montgomery Mary, settled by her guar
dian John l.. Watson.
IL Dunkeherger Catharine, Simon and Isaac.
settled by their guardian Felix Mourer.
l3. kuutz Harriet C. and Mary c., settled by
their guardian William Scieircd
H. Miller David h., settled by his guardian
William Everette.
Is. Fox Emma, settled by her guardian
Peter STuusc.
lG. Fox Anthony, settled by his guardian
Peter SiTuuse.
l7~ kull George Z, Henrietta L. and Celeste
S., settled by their guardian John +. Wolnngcr
G. BOYD ruRSEL, Register.
Registers Office,
Sunbury, July lD.-1tS
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NOTICE.

A IL persons having claims on Michael Gra-
"A ham, sup-contractor on Section 81, North
srn Central Raii Road, for materials furnished
OF labor whirh they may consider me in any
way holding for, Will please present them To Dir.
w. h Mar who has bdond himself in AN in
strument Of writing with me To draw said Ora.
bans estimates and keep me harmless against
all claimed against said Graham.
Il. BoGLE.
sunbury, July 9, SIS.
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SUNBURY STEAM FERRY TO NOR
THUMBEHLAND


Am and after Wednesday tho 18th July. the
" undersigned will run his STEAM FERRY
BOAT, regularly, for Passengers, between Sun
bury and Northumberland, according TO the fol.
lowing schedule. viz:
Leave Market street wharf, Sunbury, at 700 Am
Returning, leave Northumberland at 7.30 It
Leave Sunbury for nry Valley at $50.
touching at Norihumb rland at 6.45
Returning, touch at Nsrthumber'd at ! 80 I"
Leave Sunbury for Northumberland at 400 Pm
Returning, leave Northumberland at 2.30 ="
Leave Sunbury for Northumberland at 600
Returning leave Northumberland at $50
When convenient, Intermediate trips will be
made.
FAKE to and from Sunbury and Northum-
berland 10 cents, or twelve Tickets for One
Dollar.
This arrangement will not only prove reat
convenience to persons visiting the two places
on busiuess or pleasure. but affords an agreeable
and pleasant ride one of the most pict rescue
portions of the beautiful Susguehanna.
IRA Il. CLEMENT, Proprietor.
ANDREW HOOVER, Captain.
Sunbury. Iuly 2A, 1858.
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2,Ysw OF rAYYsr,e

HOOK ulal in the Court OF Common pleos ~
Northumberland County, to be held at Sun.
bury on he frs, Monday Of august. 1855.
fLA'Sfifis' DFFEaDANTs.
Elizabeth Sellers children Va John Kiebl, John
farger ct al,
John Bowen VS. L. p Mesa
Alexander Colt, VS. John 4 Ilo,J
James Eager, VS. James VauIyto
Henry Wcise, VS. TLcs pa,,n.s,5r..
). Wo!ser,on / ! T Clement vs PEoIsman
James Malone Va Phia & sprh,,s ppr
Thomas Der W AlCred Isa. ~
m Lonax. Sc vs. VIM l. Helfenstein.
" VI iehming &C., Va VIM l. Helisnslein
NelN &c VS. same
liaag q Brown VS. William !, neu,o,,
tu"a,a n'o's VS. Ralph Boyle ct al
soHn ~, = OK vs. William Ayres' admir-,
I Ha'sr az inner q co. vs. Henry NJ Robins
"a !; Semeni Va Charles Hellenstein.
,saao ~ rae pIoMh vs. John Pelerlnan.
D nuhy VS. JOS iionimans admir-,
at'u q 9,afieH VS. John p. Pursel
49,, sgey vs. w. q. Kase OF al
Carbon Run lump. Co vs. /. Farn.,cor,h =. =,
'1a' 0'o vi vs. Abraham S,raub,
Frothonotary's Office,
senbury, June 10, 1899
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ICE CREAM !

bE RS. MARIA WHARTON respectfully in.
-'E forms her friends and the public generally
that she will accommodate them with ICE CREAM,
at her residence, on every evening Sundays ex-
ceptrd) dWing the present summer.
Sunbury, July 5. le1S.
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registcr and Recorder. R,c

/ Dr. J.. B. MASsER, of Sudbury, respectfully
oilers himself 10 The electors of Northum.
peilahu county as a candidate for REGISTER
AND RECORDER AND CLERK OF THE
ohfhANs' COURT, at the ensuing election,
subject to democratic Rules.
snnhury, July 10, lS5s.-te
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.rE1LAnxrxHrA ATgD RnnDTF7e
,nr,,,nn'a LAinfe.

Cati,arinc Z1n,lnnrilau'5 Estate.
RI OTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
4 ' Tinisiraticn have been granted iO.the sub
scrber on the estate of Catharine Zimmerman.
late of Lower Augusta township. Nor'humber-
land county, deceased. All persons indebted are
requested TO make immediate pay mcnt and those
having claims will present them for settlement.
SAMUEL II. ZIMMERMAN Adm'r.
Lower augusta tp, July IL, lS5S.-6t
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TO INVALIDS-
d R. II A r d NJ AN,
ANALY TICAL lpEEYsECIAN
ANB
PhYsician for Diseases of the Irnnu

ny S'S@"i ioA biscdSeS Ol tne Lungs.
Formerly Physician TO Ciaci,nah lJariae
Hospital and hrGiidS'S RttreGi Corres.
ponding Member Of ne Loadoa
Medtedt Society ~ Observation
Auth0r Of
LETTERS To INyALIps." aud Editor of the
MEDICAL SrETnoscOPE," may be consulted at
sUNBURY, ''Wa.hinston HOUSE," F,ida,
August 10, 1853
DANViLLE, "Montour House,n August IS
BLOOMsBURG, August Il.
DIR. HARDMAN treats Cuusuuplion BrnpeI,ns a.
rJngtus, Asthma, aud disease ol The fhrua und Langs
by Medical nhalann. 20
Dr. hardmun's claims to public confidence are founded
upon the following acts:
l Ms thorough and complete acquaintance with the
practice oi the most ceebialed ply slcuns of Eur ne as
well as America
The Pecuhurities OF his system of n,sdr,,i., ar
ferlng from every other yel adpieddles ma naSe
sick u make well nnT tear uO 1. hnd up upau-us
caIdmg all dangerous drugs and pus minerals
8 Ills unprecedented experience M II, sptia practice
where sVey TO m ut disease was presented r his treat
inell and Ia cases of death, e4anauaihn Il lie dead
bdy made, aud the appearances ui ine affected carefully
noted down by his own hand T future reference These
notes aud observations thus maae When completed. wi
form t large volumes of hv hundred pages each which
wall be pcblished ia: the hen fl the Medical profession,
Ia addition 70 this, his vast rxpeneee, acquired by
have ydd hsp gisn, avs s SSs annually NM
study o ali cIseases incident 10 the human amy. IN tins
perlod q time he has Travelled distance nearly equal 20
Two entire circuits OF the ge and has seen prescribed
Tor and Leen consulted BY nearly ~ thousand nvalds
ALL DISEASES TREATED
Ia relation to the following diseases either when com
plieated with Lung Affections ~ existing nioue also
Invited cansutation-usualy find them promptly curabe
Prolapsus aud all forms OF Female cHplahts lTegu-
lnrities and Weakness.
Papiiaton aud other forms II HeaN Diseases Iiver
Complaint Dyspepsia and other Diseases uf Stomach
and Bowels Piles SC.
II All diseases at the Eye aud Far; Neuialgla, Ep
ispsy, snd all forms uf Nervous Disease.
u No charge VI Oonsuhaiion
Sns n, fscs-
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New Advertisements.
10 the Electors of Northumberland
County.

10 the Electors of Northumberland
County.
FELLOW CITIZENS We are authnrizeJ N
announce THOMAS ID. GRANT, of :be Bor.
ough OF Sunhury, as an independent candidate
loI the office of
REGISTER, RECORDER &c.
at the ensuing election
MI Grant is too well known to the PEOPLE of
Northumberland county to need any commeuJo.
uon al our inds. No one questions his qualif.
cations for the post; his character for morality.
industry and sobriety is rreproachahle--and hiI
popularity as man and efficiency as an officer
nndOubted. For the last six wears he has Loen
me Principal clerk in this office, and his un.
hTing Industry and ability, his amablc manners
and obiigng disposition have elected The conC.
den"e and esteem of all doing business there
We confidently submit his lame. snd earnos,,v
ASK our fellow citizens to RALLY TO HIS
"Ci Iohi' Respectfully,
MANY VOTERS.
Sunbury June %. 1858.
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SglRRTRgCl,s gAREl.
the genuine
HERRING SAFE


Preserved the Jewelry Of Geo. w. Simons &
Bto.; Books. Papers, &c, Of Fisher & Bro- and
Edward Seamans * CO., after remaining OK
posed in the burning ruins for nearly FORTY
HOURS, and proving conclusiyciy what ne
have always claimed for them, I'll Err GREAT
SUPERIORITY over all securities now known.
In these fires, THE HERRlNGS SAFE,
standing side by side with those sd'crtised as
''wananted to stand 10 per cent. more fire than
Herrnes," came forth the Acknowledged
VIC FOR. not only preserving their contents IN
EXCEL 'ENT order, but bclng in themselves
in n condition to 80 through another ordeal,
while tho boasted .SalGmanders" OF other ma
kers were badly used up in every instance, and
in some cases their entire contents completely
destroyed.
TO the public lie would simply say, that, du-
ring the fourteen years the ilERhlNu . SAf Il
has been before them, more than two hundred
have passed through accidental fires without the
occurrence of single loss
We would, therefore, CAUTION purchasers
against the mirreprt sentation OF interested par
tirs. The HERRlNG'S PATENT is the only
FIRE PROOF SAFE made in this city, which
is protected by a PATENT RIGHT, and we
will guarantee it to resist more teen double the
amount of heat Of any other Safe now known
FarreI, EserrinS s. Go,
Sole Manufacturers IN this Stale Of
"Eerring's Patent Champion Safes"
81 lU'diput ST., Philadd.
tg@ evans St Wotson's improved Salaman-
ders," "Oliver Evans" &c. ). Gayler's," and
SCOTS Absetos," Iron Chests, "a large assort-
mcnt having been taken in part payment for
'uerring's,') will be sold at low prices.
Philadelphia July 10, ls5s.-ly
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EpGSHoNG's & SONS Superior Bun ing
h1 Fluid for sale at FISHERS
Drug ard Chemical Emporium.
Sunbury July II, 1853.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-31

Tie Telegraph Cable Enterprise--Return o.
the Agumemnon-7Ae Break under her
.Stera--Another Anempt TO be Made.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-31

AN IMroETANT 1TEN-From the single
port Of Norfolk, Nn., there we're shipped du-
ring june and to the present time in July,
97,099 packages of early fruit and vegetables
valued at $4,000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-31

frame harm and Wagon shed, well Of water, an
orchard, out.huildiugs &c.
Seized taken III execution and 10 be s,ld ss tho
property of Benjlmn Gearhatt and Emanuel
kaui!inan, trading as Benjamin Gearhut 81 Co.
end il. ID. Weaver. Also as the property of
Benjamin GeaIhari 4 Co. endorsers of Mesrs
d Davis.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-31

At the same time and place, certain lot Of
ground, situate in the town of Mount Carmel. in
Mount Carmel township, Northumberland coun-
ty, being lot No. |, in block No. 40, in the gene.
raj plan OF said town, bounded on the north bv
third street, on the south hy lot No. ., in said
block, on the east by an alley aud on the west by
Oak street, containing SO feet in front and $50
feet in DEPTH whereon is erected a two story
irams house. Seized taken in execution and to
be sold as the property of David Llewelyn.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
SPECI.aL NO TICE s i.
SMtarsball County 4emotrat

Official paper of Marshall County, and having the
largest circulation of any paper published in the
county, is THE paper for those wishing to advertise
JOBS of all kinds executed in 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, will find it greatly to their interest to call
at the Democrat Office and examine specimens be-
fore going elsewhere, as we are confident thas our
work and prices cannot fail to please. All COM
muncations should he addressed to
McDOEALD BRO, Projectors
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

WASHINGTON, July 31.--Dr. Forney
Superintendent of Indian Affairs in Utah,
informs the Interior Department that I {
Children. belonging to train of emigrants
murdered at Sweet Water, have been found,
the whites have effected their ransom from
the Indians. Four Germans were murderd
eighty miles from Salt Lake City, it was
supposed, by the Indians, who were Great
ing difficulties on the southern route to
California. DR.. Forney intends visiting
the Indians with view to their paci6ca-
ton.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

Mrs. rope's family, at Louisville, Ky, were
last week, poisoned by negro girl ten or twelve
years old. Mrs. Pope is in critical condition, the
rest of the family are recovering
VIM. Craft has been sentenced to six months i'm
risonment, at Wareham, Virginia, for kissing a
girl against her will.
Four brothers, named Pulsy, were drowned last
week, at Baltimore, by the eapsizing of boat
They were intoxicated at the time.
There appears to be great difficulty in raising
su ficient money to finish the monster steamship,
Levithian.
The Washington Union says that Gov Denver
has no intention of resignng his office as Cover
nor of Kansas.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

AaRrcuLuRAL FArRs.-The time set for
the holding of the following named Asso-
ciasions are ss follows:
STATE FAIRS 1883.
Ohio. at sundusky; l4th, 18th, 18th
and 18th Sept.
Indiana, at Indianapolis; 4tb. 9Th. 6sh
and 7th Oct.
Illinois, at Csntralia; 18th, 18th, 18th
and 18th Sept.
Kentucky, at Louisville; cath a6th sad
30th Sept. and lst Oct.
Iowa, at Oscaloosa; cath. 2sth and s0th
Sept. and 1st Oct.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
DR.. RobaoK's Scandinavian Remedies.

The seeds of all disorders are in the blood, and
DR.. Eoback's Blood Purifier and Pills act specif-
cally on that fluid. They are composed of rare
swedish herbs, and from a sovereign sntidote to
the injecting and corrupting principle Of disease
Not only do they cure Indigestion, bilious com.
plants, female weakness, connubial incompetency,
nervous disorders lung and throat affections dar-
rhea, etc. etc., bat they cleanse purify and invigo
rate every organ, and put the whole animal ma
chinery in such vigorous condition that it is en-
abled to resist and throw off the influence of bad
air and other causes of sickness. See advertis'mt.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
TO NON-RESIDENTS.

THE undersigned with the county Surveyor, will
on the 18th of August next at 10 O'Clock m, on
said day, proceed to survey and locate the
of his land, in section T. township 3d. range west,
in Stark County Indiana, to meet on the premises,
and continue from day to day until all is finished.
Non-residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and defray, or provide
for defraying their portion of the expense of the
survey, will be returned to the County Auditor,
and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate
and collected according to law.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

HBy reference to another column it
will be seen that the committee will receive
sealed proposals for building fence around
the Fair Ground, until the 10th day of
August. All Interested will take notice.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

SUICIDE OF PEoFHssoR.-Mr. CoorxR,
Professor Of Greek in Center College, ct
Danville, KY. hung himsslfin the College
yard, on the 9th ult. He was laboring
under great depression Of spirits. He
formerly resided in Ohio.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

There will be meeting of the Demo
orats of Marshall county at Plymouth. on
the 9Th day Of August, for the
purpose of having
&c GOD OLD TIM E 30
at the commencement of the campaign in
1853.
lis expected that on that day every man
who can leave his work will be on hand
to take part in the proceedings.
The exercises of the day will be conduc-
ted in the following order:
The delegates and others from German,
North and Polk townships Except those
coming by rail road. will rendezvous at
the Junction Of the Michigan and Goshen
roads, north of Plymouth, at 8 O'Clock a.
M, Tor as near it as possible. and await
the arrival of the reception cavalcsds to es-
cort them into town. The West township
delegation will meet this procession at the
court house square at 81 o'clock a. m. The
Union, Greene. Tippecanos and Bourbon
delegations will collect at the junction OF
the Michigan and Wolf Greek roads. south
of Plymouth, at 10 o'clock. a. m, and
await the arrival of the cavalcade from the
north. A procession will then be formed
in the following order:
list. Brass Band on horseback.
ed. Cavalcade on richly caparison'd hor-
Sd. German Vocal Band, in uniform.
4th Delegates to the County convention.
9th. Military Band from Greene twp.
9th. Ladies' in uniform.
7th. Military Band.
9Th. Delegates from Starks County.
9th 4 and horse teams.
10th. Military Band.
18th. CitizeLs with two horse teams,
buggies, carriages, dc.
The procession will then move under the
direction Of the Marshsls, through Plym'
outh--frst, up Michigan street to Jackson.
thence TO Centre, thence to Madison, thenct
to Walnut, thence to Laporte street, Themes
to Centre, thence up Centre to the public
square.
A temporary organization of the Mass
meeting will then be had. when there vii
be an adjournment to meet at the Seminary
Grove, at o'clock, p. m.
During the adjournment, the delegates
to the County Convention will organize
and, lin connection with the Starke delega
ton. as to Representatives. proceed t.
nominate candidates to eli the various off
ces. and report the names to the Mass
meeting at the Grove. After which there
will be public speaking and other ceremo
MES.
Ci.izens of all parties are invited to at
tend.
D. vINNEDGE. Marshal.
B B. A ho S.A''''' Asst Mar'h.l'-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05
Election Notice.

There will be an election held at the NJ
E. Church in the town of Plymouth, Ind,
on the 9th day of August. 1858, at e o.
clock P. n. for the purpose Of electing
Trustees for said Church to fill the vacan-
eies occasional by the resignation of G. P
Cherry, H. Dennis and Joseph Jacoby.-
All interested will please take notice
w. p. WATKINS, Pastor.
Plymouth, July 29tb.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

B-From respectable German, formerly of
Tiffin, Ohio, now keeping store at West-Inde-
pendence, Ohio:
WEST INDEPENDENCE, June 3, Sc.
/. l.. ST. JOHN & Co-GENrs: / have only six
bottles of your AGUE SYRUP left, out of the five
dozen purchased of you during the past nihe weeks.
tits great remedy for Fever and Ague-far su-
perior to any medicine have ever heard of in this
disease. first became acquainted with it last fall.
My wife had been afflicted with Fever and Ague
a long time. had paid out great deal of mon
ey for medicine and to physicians, to no purpose.
few doses of your Syrup effected a permanent
cure. The balance of the bottle cured the wife of
our preacher, Monk, and two others. l think you
have made the greatest medical discovery of the
age. You should introduce it as soon as possible
where the people are suffering with Fever and
Ague. JACOB SNYDER.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-05

MR. EDIroR:-By announcing the name of
WILLIAM C. EDWARDS, of Center township,
as candidate for the office Of Treasurer of Mar
shall county, subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic convention, You will confer great favor on
MANY DEMOCRATS