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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11

TIE CONSTITUTION OF kASsAs.-Judge Con-
WAY, one of the leading Free State men OF Kan
sas, has written m elaborate Letter whi-h Is
published in the Lawrence Republican, to show
that there is no need Of another constitutional
Convention The Leavenworth Free Constitu-
ton was submitted to the people and adopted
and now by the terms of the act Of the Legisla-
ture, it will be sent to Congress next session,
and the question of admission thus presented
Probably this view of the case will be adopted
in the Territory. The Congressional struggle Of
next winter will therefore turn upon the Leay-
enworth Constitution
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11
Mn1T, IT Is n0TNG FOR TIE SICK.

Fr,NcIs FELIX only rla laauro- ofthe original *
tract Of CoHe says. Il know lai y-ur Holland Biiiers
one Ofths best medicines world Or dizoTJered sio-
ach liver
Dr. Lu5wIG, Editor Of tho 'Flckel,' Baitim1Ts pro
nouares Il msdi-ile deserving the hdelce OF the
public
DR. FHHHaEr the legd4g German Physician ol Pcaa
svyaula has rresri cd il frequently dlrHs 5 las: three
years with marked success ia dsi,iatsl states of The
dig s-ive organs or of the system se-C-al'y.
The Manager OF Bilious VINEGAR Fac,oET- says; " used
T. myself and was therefore induced 90 nv It's effect upor
ms wife ftruulied tl debility ml1- t1 al o.
cllsum tive hall ald rally dong her more Ecod
han auvt1ug size has ever takea'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11

Discovery or TWO Comets -HEzSrs. Ed
tors: Two faint telescope comets were discov
cred at this Observatory during last night, by
Mr.. II p Tutte One degree south of the
star Capella, and another twenty degrees to the
east Ct Il.
The first is conjeel1se1 to be the return Of
Faye's periodical comet; also, its computed place
differs very considerably from its actual posi-
ton. Accurate observations Of It were obtain
ed. The light Of early dawn, however, pre-
vented similar observations being made upon
the other.
It's 4 fact Of unusual occurrence that there
are now visible in the heavens three comets, the
brightest of which, Donati's, can be distinctly
seen with the naked eye, about z. P. m. It
shows tail Of two degrees in length, and Is
rapidly increasing in brightness and rising high
er above the horizon
". C. BOND.
HARvaRD COLLEGE OBSERVATORY,
Sept. 9Th, 1858.
[Daily Advertiser
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11
WIS. robson.
nR0RATE NOTIOE--The follow

DROBATE NOTICE. The follow
- accounts Rave been fled iI the Probate ClIr Of
Cu1fv Ohio, AID will De for hearIug Ou the 3ist
~, z 1b-T A ID l-5s, al the Probate Court Room
:, ~ Cftv ,f Cievs laad. % Els
Fiqai account Of NancT PHI ps, AdmiuIrlirH Of ABB
a FiS n eSant OF Nancy Phipps, Adniaiatrr Of Ansou
FiI M account Of Fanny Stanley, Administrators Of John
FiI sceount Of Anna H Der, ADMINISTRATIVE Of law
iePeg s1pt Of Gs5 Baruum and Robecca Taylor
Administrator OF Dennis Ig{l'r ~. =,
t,i,I ,eeoun. Of II Lossy Executor Of Nelson Hay
'II Pa1,ia account Of 5 : Halp, Executor Of COuel
S5, ,t of v Hsazlt, ENs6utur of +. Hcazlit.
,1-f of lanes Bo les, Erecu,or Wm. Stubs
- - amt oil John Tompklns, for Henry HUM hries
Fi sSeoaf u JACOB Miller Administrator OF Anton
B5s5,PA Ti55 1sesup, of NJ Night AlaiHaiOr Of Owen
MsTTs Fi5 ,se Of Albert Brssser AduHistraiuref Hen
y yPBa mail account of william Ward Administrator Of John
,Ssi nce,urt of samus wiliamson Administrator Or
JgseP s,i, p seeo4ut Of A Watkins Administrator Of D. NJ
Fi55 account Of william Barr Guardian Of the Minor Of
FiBa 5oso9S Of S Root Guardian Of the Minor Of
S'ss9 3as as1Sn, Of H H. HG Guardian of'hs u Of
Philo H1rris DANIEL R. TILDEN. Probate Judge.
Cleveland, AugusI p -. 1i' - "-4'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11

IMPROVEMENT IN The TELEsRAPH.-The But
falo Courier states that Mr. NJ V. B. Buel
managing operator of the Telegraph Oftice II
that city, has invented new telegraPhic instru-
ment, which Is believed 10 be superior TO any
DOW in use By an ingenious arrangement Of
the machine, dispatches can be sent over the
same wire in opposite directions simultaneous
Iy. The instrument will send 5000 words II
an hour.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11

SUFFERING ALMOST INCREDmLE.-We have
before alluded 10 the case mentioned below, by
a correspondent of the Medina, y. Y, Tribune,
and We are surprised to find the subject Of such
suffering still alive. The person Is Mr. H Pos
sen, Of Shelby, Orleans county. The writer in
the Tribune says - For more than quarter
Of q century Mr. Possen has been afflicted with
4 severe rheumatic complaint For twenty
three wears he has laid on his back entirely
helpless He has not joint in his body OF
which he has the use; and but few which
are not entirely OF partially dislOcated. All
the motion Of which he Is capable, beside
the organ Of speech, are 4 slight movement Of
his skeleton hands, which lie drawn across his
bony breast, and of his jaw $50 as TO admit tie
point Of tea spoon. Has been entirely blind
for the last fifteen years. Some eight or ten
DAYS ago, one of his legs was amputated, which
had begun 10 be hopelessly affected with gan
creme His hearing Is still good, and he con-
verses so as to be distinctly understood. It Is
a remarkable fact, that although he has not
seen the light ior aught for fifteen years, yet he
knows his ne!ghbors as they pass his door on
horseback, or in wagons, by distinguishing be-
tween the peculiar sounds Of the tread OF differ
ent horses and the rattle Of the different wag-
ons. l was glad TO learn that he entertalns a
hope in Christ, Is submissive, and looks forward
20 a world where pain and sorrow are unknown.
Let those who complain of hard lot, and re-
pine because few Of their desires are not graft
ned, visit Mr.. Posseu; and they will come away
with hearts full OF gratitude for the various and
many blessings they do enjoy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11
LDaily Advertiser.

LOVE AND STARvkuoS.-A man named Jacob
Plant, aged 80, died at Manchester. Mass, on
Monday last, of voluntary starvation. Mr.. Z.
was paving attention to young lady of the
town some three years ago, but his proposal
for marriage was rejected The disappointment
proved upon his mind and he soon afterwards
attempted TO blow his brains out, but only sue
eeeded in destroying both eyes. lie has conse-
quently remained blind for three years. Dunng
that time be made an unsuccessful attempt TO
starve himself, but without success. The second
time he was uccessiul-meeting his end as
above stated. He had partaken Of nothing for
nine fweeks but coffee, sweetened water and
morphine-f finding his chief sustenanee during
the time, from the fat Of his system.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11

DoUGLAs At TIE SoUTH.-The States publish
es extracts from the Delta, Bulletin, AMI Cres-
cent, New Orleans newspapers, all enthusias-
tically sustaining Judge Douglas. The States
adds:
OF the seven daily papers now published IN
New Orleans, every one fayors the election oi
Douglas over Lincoln"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11

V In England, lately, suit for breach OF
promise of marriage was brought by fisher
mans beaut'ful daughter against captain N
the English army, fixing damages at S5O,OOO
The Iove-le,iers Of the gallant captain were SC
numerous that they they were printed for the
accommodarian of the counsel, making io all a
volume of one hundred and ninetY-eighi Tages.
The matter was finally compromised by the paw
ment to the injured lazy of the sum Of SIC 900,
with the promise that the volume OF letters
hould be burnt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11

INSANITY At DIFFERENT PERIODS or LIFE--
The London Lancet SAYS, that 10 determine the
Period Of life which furnishes the greatest
number Of insane persons, It Is sufficient to
bring together the records, made up under
different circumstances. One Of these, made at
the Bieetre, France, where POCr men only are
received. another at the SalpstreTe, hospital
for poor women, the third, an establishment
devoted to the wealthy, have been examined,
and !, appears that the age which furnishes the
greatest number of insane, is-for men, that
irem thirty to forty, while for women II IS that
from nfty 10 sixty years. The ages vhish fur
nish the least, are for both sexes, childhood,
youth, and advanced age. Among women
insanity appears earlier than among men, IN
deed from twenty-nine TO thirty years Of age.
The rich are more subject TO insanity in pro
portion than the poor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11

A British ship arrived at Havana 26th ult-,
from Annoy, with 325 Chinese coolies, having
lost 81 on the passage. On the LIST instant the
American ship Swallow arrived from Macao,
with GIL, having lost but s on the passage
On the 5th, the American ship Competitor, with
225, having lost the great number of l67 on the
passage. The Competitor brought eleven wO-
men, being the first females introduced from
China to Cuba. The total number Of coolies
landed al Havana, including these last caIgOes,
is 81 ,sl4.
Mr.. Reed, our Minister in Chiaa, has forward
ed a communication to the State Department
on the coolie trade. He addressed circular to
our COnsuls in China against It, stating that IN
his belief it was Illegal and certainly against
the instincts Of humanity. He addressed also
the Spanish Consul TO the same effect. 1t does
not appear what course he had taken to the
British, who are engaged most extensively in
the trade. He attaches statistical table to his
communication to the State Department, from
the Hong Kong Government Gazette, giving =
return OF emigrant ships to which certificates
had been granted by the Emigration officer dur
ing the year 1857, by which it appears that there
were shipped
To Australia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .-.--. lf,I--
To San Francisco. co...................- o,215
10 Havana. .-.---.-..--..---- -5l-O
10 Singapore. .......-.........-..- S-S
Total l-....-...-........ so
The only females shipped were to San Fran
cisco-5l2
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05encral Notitt5

silks and WOODEN Goods COIOred.
T OOK AT THIS!-The subscriber
takes N metn0i Of inOrnns the Ct lzaus " Clcyc-
Il az the pubs generally, that be is pr-pted 10 colo
an the pruc ull c10-s OF Sll-s add Mo1leu Glos N NJ
u,sf araIlvud style als1 20 CLEAN MOOLEN AND
SILK GOODS. and rs.ture the cJ..r ut i'el garments
&C HtyIn- had years lerru-c l the antvc uus-
srs III 5uI /. pafrau-e- All orders gft with LIn vii
-a---iv, rr..1.'I. .fr-u.lru ] ]. ClZZENS-
s-rs an lql No % DrrHuI street..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11

e The Paterson q. j. Democrat, says .
report was current about New York yesterday,
that q prominent witness in the case of Don
nelly, who vas hung for the murder of Moses,
the bar-keeper of the Ocean House, died on En-
DAY night last, cOnfessing himself 10 be the
Murderer Of Moses, and declaring that Donneily
was innocent Of any completely in the crime
DOnneIly was the man who, on the scatfold,
and with his last breath PrOtestedhis innoeenes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11
NOTICE.
NTHERERS. Nnrious IndiYid

have beeu IN The pracIC flr some months past OF
l- ting ls Iron and other artc estf N eTcIndIZf
upon wharf erected Gpo- and adiacaut 70 the U 5
Jisverurlrut Pier Gesrlznd, under license given
10 thfm b. the Cleveland = Pittsburgh Rail Road
Cumqauy all such now therefore, hereby no.
tsd tt every species authority heretofore eNpres sy
or implicitly EIyeu sad hul Road C0mOany 90 deposit
goods suI wharf, receive whariago ueroor has
eeu b. IL rlvuud All persons vO shall use SAID Whar
au thereof for business purposes ter ho Isl
lay u ISIS without rst obtaining 2ul rliy from my
Arruegs e. cGcand. Acssrs Spauidng Parslus, Will
be deemed trosliasseIs anl treated accCrilusly. -
r X COLLINS
S1auTfius L psrsanr. Afrurucvs- -Iyi3d-m l95
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Boarding.
NEW GOODS,


9 RAYMOND & CO., have received,
Ne Bisck Dress silks, a aid fun supply,
India and summer 81 l..
stella, Cashmere AMI lhihef Shawls,
White Grape Slawls. embroidered and plain.
Brocha Scars and ShswIs.
Black and Colored SIX ShaWls,
Black SIX A.aLtilas.
ReStOriDTess Goods, Mouselinc de Chene
Chali de LANES, Robcsa Qwlios.
irench bfliliautS, Organdt MusiinS,
ChinfE Orglndles Chocolate Orsaudies,
Rcsiori grenadines, Berage Robes.
French Jacconeis. Gingban Robes QulllA
pain al wuo de Lanes, HOyes' PIN
French. English and An eiiean aicoeS,
La les G1uutietS, Ceafs Driving Gloves.
LADIES Marsal lies Cola 5, Chantiliy Veils.
PaTassis. Ribbons md Lace.
Enlb'd Handkerch els EIuh'd Collars.
Sleeves and Collar Set. Black Lace 1litts,
Shantlily Bugled Coll lars. White SILK FriIge,
Efno'd Bands, dsings and Iust ftings,
FancV Belt Ribbons. 1arseilles IrlmmIns.
Black Velvet Ribbons. Smyrna Edslngs.
Bonnet raDes ILLUSION Lace
Bonnet Rouches, AlsNsufers KID Gloves.
Emb Lace AID Muslin Window Curtains
Damasss, Morveeus Table nd Piano CCvers,
liaTseiles Quilts Countef paneS and Toilet Cover
IriSh Linens rickings and Sheetngs,
Russia Towelings aud Hukabuks,
Staple shining and Fancy do,
Er9ad Cloths, CasEimeres and Safiuetfs
VestInes aud Gents Shirts and Collar.
Checked Valag Drab Alpoeca
e. Cas-E1Irs- 2, Casbons.
NeoA efehnah ders, and UshrensR
All Al sw.nSs tusht low, and will Be sold q
NAA =. Nd AGO, - s-OsHSE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11

NATIONALITY OF LIBERIA.-By private letter
lately received by gentleman of this city, from
Gerard Ralston, Esq, London, the Minister
Plenipotentiary Of Liberia, we learn that Portu-
gal Is ready to acknowledge the Republic, and
to make a treaty Of amity and commerce with
her. Mr.. RllstOn was at once about to enter
upon the formation Of a treaty with Count Lev
radio, the Portuguese ambassador. This will
make the ninth nation which has acknowledged
Liberia. How long will the prejudice and alb
surd dignity of the United States cause her to
withhold such encouragement on her part from
the infant Repub!icl
We also learn that the Lark, government
steamer from Mourovia, had arrived at Plymouth
to be repaired in Her Majesty's dock-yard, free
Of cost to the Libcrians. Our government might
profit by this example of Iberality on tho PsF'
Of tho English natinns 10 @ colony founded by
Americans - PhiIadel lBhia North American
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pUBIIsHERs, BI SION.
THE STATE of OHIO,
PETITION FOR DoWFR.

BllInss Chaifee and
sally Chaiise,
Ann Eliza Brooks,
Jane Er29Es'
lisrilz BIolks, PETITION FOR DOVER
Josiah Patlsrzon-
"iirlia Er1oss,
Susaulah Wllki-sn, and
TIE a55.e lisi7ia4ts who are raslgis q The STATE Of
gust ISIS the said plaintiffs fled their pet1n THE
d5yserir saij sally Cl1e IS widow oi Maithsw Brooks
deceased IA the fol lowing Irumlses. which he was
seized during c0ye-ure 20 VII:
pircs teias kalwn as plEt Of lo. NJ i3 pounded as ul
a. N ~ | :. ~, ~ ~ Lo =, ,,I ,.t ~
SAMUEL B5es, , and t9-g1 elgl 5 t4e7en --' ~ -s
nuIt1 said anI the center Of he road or ot iqs;
leHcc east 10 the pace Of beg inning eonall = Ll y
~ ser, 5'S Dilid Sc zsr ID Ndyemb5T is5i snI
which described as 'oIl0ss: SITUATED .or a. heslaaus
AZ te or,-es. ger 4 sand lqt "a ,hs centre q n T
stone a. GIss D.eA-ts E9.4h lias. tasi-e gssi On On
cains & az n p l. = & US, = N ne I' 'sfaea es- 2
ls acres d. ssliieL pan Il lot No. g. huualed
hives corner Of II Brooks and, ih5 center OF ile
TJad a. stone thence cs 10 the center q ts rd 3
theace res- CHAINS ma % links 10 the glsf line Of
B-o5s' auI; l.slos noIh, On Williams east Inc Is caus
and = links 20 tue place o b7lln-, ald c1uI e. Cd %
Au .reE VITA t.e l-th uf october, ls'4
pm d u- No. No g. IA sad owushIp ami o0uiy ald
AIll Cush an, the 9th Of August i-S1. dec ed
William Aust, and on the center OF Re turnpike tl nee
south along The center of TIE turnpike road, about 20
iest q a slIu1luusr l1', decided uy Wafrsu NCuug;
thence elstriy 20 Tie lGI--s e5s c5r-tr o. sal E11
hlusr. thulc sUI.lrrfy % the llu1 Of Cob Brain 0
tIluce eas erlv. sid Brlmlrd's me iaras line
drawn ay mi esst tl- resr Ire q william Aus ms le,
rC1 rla ru-rses thence along s1l Ausllls line
westerly % the place % lCgIE1Iug5 a1I I Of
a. acre Of laud.
SllI Jsrnlas are also further n1tIi shat Hnless they
ap2tlf and al>er sd PEA lr within szy t1s aiter the
naIt term of SAID Cur. (which said le1r term "
maace on tie Ii-8 day q Sos ISIS the ralutI
VIII au s. Ccl- take Ie uf -H ucfIllJl
confessed and decree acclrlInsiy- l. PBENrlSS.
". AIrCREF.
aus0 Solicitors Tor PlsiHt.fI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11

House Blows Down a PREcIPIcE--Ihe
Rlckport CInd.) Democrat relates a sad occur
renee in that place on Thursday last. 4 house
eobtaiuing family was blown from Prsei-
pice The Del0era, says:
The house was blown over the rock, and fall
ing about seyenty-fve feet, was literally mashed
10 pieces. and, horrible to relate, Mrs. Glens-
becke was killed outright, and her four little
children were more OF less mangled, but not
kille !, though it is thought one or two Of them
vill die The accident occurred about 10 O'Clock
p. M, AID soon after the alarm was given, the
citizens rushed % the scene Of disaster, and
rescued the little sufferers frOm sIHGng the
rubbish and timbers. Il Is wonder that the
children were not all killed The house stood
on stills. as q gcrr, upon the very edge Of the
rock. and the wind must haze lifted i up and
turned it bottom upward, as 1t seemed GO strike
upon the roof 1t IS thought that Ms Glens-
beekel and her children were il bed and asleep
at the time Of the awful occurrence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-11

TO IHE PUBLIC.
haze this day sold entire stock % Elou- Gran and
Feed located s. Ontario s., tOJ H9Jcs Co. and
nike his opportunity OF recommending them 10 my Gus,
s1zLE Of their patronage and
IrgI don't tllf They VIII Clueavuf 20 pfeuz
who Will favor them with thsIr patronage would al
return my MS 20 my Old sfum-rs who have dealt
win ms old stands for several past. would
50 call the oi alls ICu Inloatcd me-
cit erhy note account 20 c and settle the same li h
out q 6y- II. SrELLEK-
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Nrw Advertisements.

EOR OSWEGO & OG-sAA1
l. uENSBURGH.-The SrAUNCH q HsiEiA
Screw Steiner. -l--lES.
GRANITE STATE.
vii leave, above. THIS SATURDAY. ~ IN NJ
SEPT lIh PasseuEers rcket-d through % Bs-uur Al1-
treal. and the pr1uci-al towns DO New ElslaEd-
For Fsaiglt or p - IEc. apply 10
CHAMBERLIN, CRAWFORD : GO A-tS
gavr1rf nHrg r1prurIl-sr near the brIl
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Testimonials and References

N B-Having learned that persons ri-ling 70 DO this
work and IN many cases claiming De agents for he
same we will say thai up this date we have agenB
the u A who have any right from the above patenies ii
surh claim and hose u Is either infringement
or an iB0sition-f mposop let it work Us cure
If an infringement viii Y due ie attend 30 that
NJ L WRIGHT, N. D,
sect Acsualy Tor the Company.
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NEW MARKET HOUSE,
CORNER ONTARIO AND MICHIGAN ST

NEW FALL FASHIONS. C G
~ SCOTS NEW PLATE OF FASHIONS can be
ha-at SEAMANS,
au3I dim les No. Q Bauk-st Wsddrll Housa-
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CTsvsIaad. Ausust is h. ISIS
NOTICE Is HEREBY OWN. that

~ IN pursuance q act OF the General Assembly Of
hs STATE OF Ohio. passed. Apu 4 o. l5as clr au aci
% acuI au act passed TIi l ls, entitled an act Tor
the asses ueut Of al properly IA tins state
and levyIus thereon, according IT'S true value pa
money! Comm at their Juac session, le-
diy ed CiIy Cleseau inc three Districts, As fol-
wit
The - ii and 81 Wards 90 institute the t Distinct
The 9Th. 8 h etu and Iti Verbs 24
The -fu, o. a, luIh aud llth Wards 81
Each Township n the County nst ttes separate Us
trict. WILL AM y l.lth-
| -nIa l.rr 81. all CIerk Of he Rn.r-I.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

@In 1856. the population of France
was at stand still. and there was that year
preponderance Of deaths over births to
the number of 100000.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

GIn ancient days the celebrated pre-.
cept was know thyself.' In modern times
1t has been supplanted by the far more f,sh-
iona bic maxim. know thy nelghbor and
everything about him.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

The death of the body no more in
terrupts the life of the soul, than the bra
king of crystal glass destroys the sun.
beam that shines upo it.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

In Siberia. the greatest Injuries are raw
cats served up in bears oil; while in ia
pan stewed crocodile. flanked with mon
keys feet. is the height of fat things
We should prefer plate of neither, with a
dozen buckwheat cakes between them.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

re- Gratitude was fancifully said to the
memory of the heart; but alas, for poor
human nature, hearts are more than sus-
pected to have wondrous short memories.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

ZJusr THE KIND OF ARouMEsT.-The New
Haven Register has it that Mrs jenkins
says the Kansas people are acting just as
her son Bill does when he wishes to set up
in the evening:
Come Billy. it is time to 60 to bed.'
] haint bad my supper yet.'
Wen.,why don't you eat you; supper
Cos don't want TO goto bed!'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

@It is stated that the coolies or the is
land of Cuba have already murdered TWEEN
fy-nine task-masters or drivers.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

@The Ohio river is higher than it has
been for many years. There has been a
great destruction of property on the bot
toms.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

@Dean Swift truthfully remarked that
1t was useless to attempt to reason a man
out of a thing he has never been reasoned
into.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

@A lad of nineteen years was lately
married. in the town of Grand View, Mo-,
tca maiden Of the ripe age of rs.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

The London Times saye $3.50. 900 has
been expended in the effort to launch the
Leviathan steamship, and nobody knows
how much it will cost. - 49,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

@It is estimated that the commercial
world has lost by the revulsion of 1857
five hundred millions of dollars.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

EIfifteen thousand people shook
hands with Mayor Tieman. Of New York,
within four hours on New Years day.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

Judge Drummond late of Utah, says
that Brigham Young can raise an army Of
$1,000 men.