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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
NOVA RID $50 TIOA
FHILADELPTIIA.
Bsnerolenf Institution established by special En-
dormcnt for the reiisf offhe Silk and diseased,
afflicted vitk V-uicnf and Epidemic
Ufsfosss

aouinrnf for The rsiisf offhe Sirk and diseased,
afflicted vitk V'-ulenf and Epidemic
Diseases
yeSlf!. ITDn ARD ASSOCIATION. ~ vi~~ n
\ the ~ lui de,truc;io.. Il human life, caused
by Sexual diseases. aild the receptions practiced
upon the unfortunate victims OF suca diseases by
Ouacks several wears ago directed their Consulting
Surgeon as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF
their name, to open DiSpensary for the Treatment:
Of this class OF diseases in all their FORMS and -
give Medical Advice GRATIS to all who apply hy
letter, with description OF their condition, (agc.
occupation. habits of life. &c.. and in cases of e,
tFcme pOvertv. to furnish Medicines FREE eF
CHARGE. il Is needless to aid that The A>S3gi
alton commands the highest Medical skill of tic
age, and will fu,ni-h the most approved modem
treatment.
The Directors OF le 40 .lii,.i. j. "a, -
Report upon the Treatment of Sexual Dsets, : Ter
the year endng January lst, lo5e, express the
highest satisfaction with the s'-ccess which has AZ
tended the iabors Of &c Consulting Surgeon in the
cure of Srerniator.heca. Seminal Weakness. I'm
poicncc, Gonorrli"a, elect, Syphilis, the vice %
Onanis,n or Seii-Ailuse, &c, and order a contnu-
aBcc of the same plan for the ensuing wear.
The Directors a review OF the past, feel a.
sured that their lor> in this sphere Of benevolent
effort have been OF grca, benefit TO TIC afflicted
especially 10 t:.e yo,Ir-, :r. tiscy have resolved
devote themselves. vi;ir renewed zeal, TO this very
important ard much dcsPscd cause.
An admirable Report on S2crr1atorrlaa. or
Seminal Wcaknes, the vice of Onan;s,n, M,Stur-
baton Self ibnsc, and other disease OF TIE
ual organs. l.y the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent
by mail. (in Il sealed cnv"Ope,) FREE q
& II K c. f.. on recent Of TWO STAMPS
for postage. Other Reports ana Tracts on the m
an,; treatment Of sexual diseases diet, &C. ar.
constantly being Published for "ratuitous dsiriln-
tion and Will he the afflicted. Some sc the
new remedies and methods OF n s;rneDt discovered
during the past year, are of great va.ue.
Address, for Report or Treatment. DR.. GEORGE
T.. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard A.
S@ciation, No South Ninth Street. Paila lepl.ia
fa. bv order Of tie Directors.
EZRA HEARTW ELL, Pr,silenf
GEO. FAFcHII.D. Secr'arg finly2la6ly
TO NON RESIDENTS.
THE undersigrod wi't the county Surveyor.wilI
on the j;h na, ofDacciab,- noxt a; 10 O'Clock A.
said day, proceed g. s,rvcy ad locate tie cor
ners of lls lail'l in .ccon ~, spwilshp - RANGE
East in Marshall County, isiia;. l, tn Ieet an the
promises, and continue from day TO day until I'll is
yn;shed.
Non residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor 1t
the time above mentioned, ani deiray or provide
for dcirayins. their portion OF the expense of The
survey, will DE returned TO the County Auditor,
ana such delinguences placed Gu the tax duplicate
Az! collected ace riding 10 law.
noy25ltJ SAII'ELTANCE.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
10000 Il!nEy N'iITED!

For which viii pay the highest p,.cc in cash. :
the sign 81 the Golden Boot.
aAg # T. PAUL.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
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q "a &&o !
PURIFY TIE ELNl

UKit TIE BLOOD.
Continued pain OF uneasncss ia any organ Is gen
orally cured by cne more doses Ok Bran!reh's
Fills. Thirty years personal experience by the
under-wned fully Justify his assertions.
Dir. James Lai., o. pctsl,r,. y. I..s,ys:-.I
have cured the most deplor..hle COS iycness o. the
bowels with Br ,nisc,h's Pills. when every other
remedy hat failed, and the plticnt was gwen
Cp to die. g. diseases of az inretcrttc or fai.l-
iu character, such eryspelas salt iIeurn tctt r.
and Summer heat. have seen rIa,licl:cd bv heir
use awe cured t'le rheGn tic, the cpilept:c. the
pIayitc and the cou,uinptive with these exec mt
pil!s alone
I'M auniiee and all affections Of the liver, lys
pepSia, Gyselerv AMI diaroa;, pleuriSy, sudden
pains and nanafi0nS, female al)s,ruc.;ous sc.sr-
butte and scro"oas, even equity and nerraisic
affections. have given WAY TO the use of the medi
cine. and Row, after twenty years experience, my
estimation OF Brandreti's pills continue to in
crease.
y Young lady, beautiful ana healthy. took cold
when caused scriOgs obstruction for two years:
her health was uroken GOWN ana her beauty de
pArtei. AT lcneth Brandrcth,S pills were tired:
eleven doses, ofirom two 10 four were taken n
fifteen days proceeding tie usual period Regular
ity VA restored, and her ieiitani good looks re
covered
WORMS.
Brandrcth's Pills are the best vcrmifnce thew
intaliiblc Il little child six years old, for
some weeks was dropping; its clother gave il one
OF Brenireth's sugar coated pills, the next dav
there came away worm sixteen inches long an :
as large cEiid's finer The child was vel.
FLEUgisY.
A Gentleman, away ITO II home, was taken with
the pieurSy, the inla.rmation was terrible; every
breath made him ,.r~the with agony
Eight Brau3re;l : iiiis were swallow ed and warm
oil applied locally; the pills oper.t ID, and the pain
was reiieved plenty 81 cruel was taken. and 81 <
more pills. and the second day the patient was
cured
! These statements should have weight. and rre
vent the use OF poisonous d,Ggs, aid stop the SAD
practice oibiccd;ng.
g. BR ANDRETI
Eraadrcih's Pills are sold ~ the Principle Office
2Jf Canal street, Erlr'i.eth building. IL -, cents
pc: box; and the same sdca. coan4 lJ cents war
ranted - keep >, veil - IL plain.
Also b. agents r"nef.t.iv. 5cwf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
SHERIEESSAIE

BY virtue of an Execution issued by the Clerk
ofthe Common Pleas Court Marshall County, In
diana and to me directed; have taken and will eli
~ for sale at pu5c auction. the law directs. a.
't'e Court House Door in llymor:h.rn the t
- # Jlnuiry. iNa9. between lie l-tr- a; ~
cock "a. ana . cioc., p :" cf,sit day. tie fol-
lowing described property. t0Ni;: The south
east quarter of the north west quarter af section
IL. townshp52 north CT range l east, in Marshall
County Indiana. with tho aEpur.eTances, ;hcreunto
belonging. Taken as the property Of Asa Wick
yer and W. B. Wickizer At the su of John
Johnson. II O. NJ. BARNARD. Sheriff II :.
ST1IE OF LNUL1l1,
MtRSHALL COUNTY. IS:
In Marshall circvit court, Teb:1ary Terra 80.
10 all whom - concern: office is hereby
-iven, that Ann > Rue:@, "a ~ d. bv Rce.- &
'a!r"n. her atcrlies. !i.ed in thr Clerks Office OF
III" Iasnaii Circuit Court. he. rc;;,ion to have
her name changed to that cf !. M. Il Cornelius, and
That sad petition will be heard ard determined at
the February term of said co..: on ti.e second iu-
fi'iical day i'ereof 1859, &c held al lie Court
House in fiymout!i il said county. In testimony
whereof, |, Newton r Packard, Clerk Of sa:,l
cou.t, have hereunto set my hand and affixed ;,.
/. :. sol OF said cc7rt tbs 2Ctli lav Gf No
ven.her lo58 1881 n PACKARD, Cle,k.
Notice 10 tiers ot Petition 10 sell ffeui
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
Trsr r. PACKARD, c. .P.N.
:S.ELE s5AT.E.

By virtue cf Commission ard orsicr cf sale
10 re directed, i.'ola le Clerk &c the M,rs.iaIi
Common Pleas Court, | viii expose to sale as the
Law directs at the Court House door in Plymouth.
On Saturday the Eth Gar OF December les. be
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock a IN and 4 o'clock
m, Of said day, tie following described real es-
tate to Wit
The soa'h half of the west half OF the north
west quarter, of section nineteen. township thirty
;ive north OF range three east in Mlrshail Coun-
", indiana.
jtken as the property oc George Wooiworth
at no sri. nj u.,,.,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09

And intends mana.ic.us::,. ami keeping on nm .
supply of Boots, noes, Leather sc.
ms advertisement NOW viii ,aOw
IN. Plymouth people where - &c,
f"r Boots snd shoes Of every kind,
To sui; the most iasti.iOus mind.
ioi those Who bow az Fashion, shrine.
Please call At paui's-iIe docs design
10 keep what caiaot isii to >g.i
The hates, style OF Shoe or Boo,
1T Ladies wish for slippers neat,
10 suit their minds ani iit their feet
OF Caters ot he l,es. fashion.
When dressed, % ..lakea splendid las. il:
Hrhcctees, Sic Fl, OF :. -: - wear;
i.en cal =. Paul ter they are there
Cf crcry s1o ard various he,
--lase "a the ttst ani ,Vestwa-dto~
We also have p ErS'in tie.
For walking ne i's;r should bu~.
Foe the sake of he..l;h and comfort toe;
Fhen III as, ~ OF, rus in shoe
No., f&.a:cs., go vii please - cali
At Paul'S-h's stoci, vii ,i,.,se eou all;
lis stock l. roc. and can't &c 1cat,
by any house, on aay stree.
:, 0et,er boo, came. be IN de,
Than those " keeo .sroounlrv trad.
Or- t.sic., Droc@u> =. .isc -n,it-
They'll rear iii! - are az --ora ont.
1T i: you want snprs,.ac.
THEN call a. "a"'-- - ,I-,.ish -ou
" IN Nsti, HORACE - |:iii KIP
With Kinds - ie.t, ,..t nor ZIP.
Noun, Misses tie. tcnily greet
Cone lctus be.u;iig Yol. iee:.
Win Gilers Slippers ar Z ,otces,
OF any kind thas yoa may ,lcase.
We also have ios b&bss -; Green,
A litt,, shoe that's very cheap
IT'S pli,hIe ,nn al.o Ii, a.
And Nil rrotcc; their little feet.
Shoof ;lers here. can be supplied
With Tacks and Thread and Ais and Lasts
Nth Knives ana Ds;stles, Pegs and RaSps.
Come one. come al, give usa .ry,
And W. are sure t.L.t yen Hill huy-
At the sisn the Golden Boot.
Plymouth, u, labor Sta, le5c-t2tf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
MtPSHALL COUNTY SIS.
ItNfptS
STATE OF INDIANA
EtRSTdIL COUNTY

Notice is hereby given, that Lurretia Voreis,
late widow of said deceent and administering oe
Laskin Thompson, has fled her petition TO sell the
real estate OF the dece'lent. his personal being in
sufficient To pay his debs,; amt that said petition
= .as Co,lrt NJ s,il ng,,-,t,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09

JUsr PUsIsrED. the 9th adition, in sealed en-
velope gratis and mailed to ANY address, pos; poip
receipt of two stamps.
Inis little work, emlnating from celebrate
nenibe' OF the medical profession give the no
important in.ormoton ever published 10 all mr.
sons entertaining doubts Gleir physical con h
lion or VINO are eoncious Of having llzarlodthei
health AND happinass-ccitannS the particulars %
entirely new and perfect remedy or Sperm ator-
'hra or Seminal Weakness. DeGfi;y, Nerson.
ASS, Depression osSpirits. Loss of Energy, Lass-
rce, limidliy, Involuntary Seminal Discharges
impaired Si.;t and VI m ry .Botehes an p;n,ac,
" the Face Files, Ind ,esion, PalpitIsiou of tho
Heat ami Bod ?ostrdton of the wlioc Sss
TIN. inducing H. potency and mental ami phvsic7l
lncApacity-by meais o which every one en- car,
himself privately, AMI q, triflmS lne,sa
Il Address DR.. Gil. ]. &. KLINE. l.t Avenue
cor. l9ih street New \ ok; rost Box, No. i5s6
Jtim3
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-16
VIM. II. Carr and his New Wife
mromhLn I'm Eha Enmilu.

VIM. II. Carr and his New Wife
Trouble in The Family.
Mr. Carr Of Eagle Grove, Kentucky
whose advertisement for a wife we pub
lishcd some time since, and who after
wards concluded to unito himself in
marriage with a Columbus widow, Mrs.
A. Briggs, we regret to learn became uu-
happy in his new relations We learn
that he has written to this city, accusing
Mrs g. Of various offences, says that
she caused a fuss in the family, among
both black aud white, and has PLAYED hob
generally. We regret to hear this, as il
may damage the reputation of the rest
Of the Columbus widows, who we believe
are as amiable and attractive as any of
the sisterhoOd besides, the publicity
given TO the Circumstances Of the mar
riagct and its unhappy issue will have q
tendency to cause people to doubt the
virtue of advertising for wives, and as
we we're interested in that matter, ",
hoped this experiment would exalt the
merits Of the advertising system.
But, alack and alas our hopes are
doomed to a cruel disappointment
Mr.. Carr has discovered that in the Co
lumbus widow, instead Of an angel Of
light he "caughta tartar" who accuses
him of various offences against her
peace and happiness; his daughters can
not live with her, the black inmates of
the homestead are not at peace, and the
entire plantation is IN q state Of dis
confederation We fear we will have
to admit that advertising for a wife is an
open question: great deal can be said
on both sides
Mrs Carr, nee Briggs, we understand,
has brought suit for divorce, and de
mands a settlement of the half Of his
property upon her. This trial will
doubtless require some witnesses from
this city, who will be expected to testify
to Mrs. Carr's previous character and
history, and probably some rich dovel-
opments may be expected.
To add to the troubles of Carr it is
said that Mrs Pauline w. Carol, a
Boston widow, has brought suit against
him for a breach Of promise, and the
poor fellow is in a fair prospect of
having his property negroes included.
eaten mp by lawsuits. This is a wick
ed world 70, S. journal, 4th.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-16
CURIOUS RHYMES.

What is earth, sexton7 A place TO dig graves,
What is earth, rich mani A place to wor,
slaves;
old;
What is earth, mser7 A place to dig gold;
what is earth, schoolboy7 A place for my
play;
What is earth, maiden1 A place to be gay;
what is earth, seamslress7 A place where ]
weep;
What is earth, sluggard7 A good place to
sleep;
What is earth, soldisr7 A place for battle;
what is earth, herdsman7 A place 20 raise
cattle;
What is earth, wldOw7 A piece for true uor-
rowi
What is earth, tradecman7 I'll tell you to.
morrow;
What is earth, sick mani 'Tis nothing to me;
What is earth, pgllorl My home Is tie sea;
What is earth, Ftatesman1 A place to win
fame;
What is earth, author7 IN write there my
name;
What is earth, mOnurchl For my realm It's
given;
What is earth, ChrlbGun7 The gateway to
Heaven.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-16
Gdljt auN 8umor.
The Man at the Wheel

Last week, as the steamer Lady Elgin
was making her way up the lake, with a
large load of freight and passengers,
among which was a large collection of
animals for exhibition, the wheelsman
suddenly found difficulty in changing
the boats course. For tug and pull,
and bear on as much as he would, the
wheel would not bulge an inch.
"Port helml" cried the captain.
"Aye, aye, sir, responded the wheels
man.
But still the helm was "hard star
board, and the boat was taking a turn
in the middle Of the lake. The captain
swore, and the mate made for the wheel
house. Pushing the man aside, he
took hold himself 1t was Of no use
the mate was no more successful than
the Wheelsman.
"Povt helml for Gods sakel Can't
you see where the boat is going2' shout
ed the captain.
The mate declared that something was
the matter with the wheel, as he could
not stir it. The thing was perfectly in
eXplicable. The engine was stopped,
aud master, mate and all hands went be-
low to sec what could be the matter
After a search of some minutes, it was
discovered that Mr., Siam, the elephant
Of the meuaSerie, not liking the noisy
rattling Of chains overhead, had taken
upon himself the responsibility Of civ
ing a new turn to affairs. With his
trunk wound round the chain, he was
holding on with the grasp Of vice,
and it was with some difficulty that the
keeper persuaded him that such liber-
ties could not be allowed. 1t is said
that he behaved himself quite well dur
ing the rest Of the voyage Detroit
Tribune.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-16
9ortru
CHOW BEAUTIFUL Is EARTH"


ny MRS. sIGOURNUY.
Oh God how beautiful Us earth,
I'm sunlight or in shade,
Her forests with their waving arch,
Her flowers that gem the glade,
Her hlllocks, white with feecy docks,
Her fields with grain that glow,
Her sparkling rivers, deep and broad,
That through the valley Row,
Her crested waves, that clash the shore.
And lin their anthem loud,
Her mountains, with their solemn brows,
That WOO the yielding cloud.
oh Godl how beautiful ls life,
That thou dOst lend us here,
With tinted hopes that line tho cloud,
And joys that gem the tear,
with cpdle-hymns Of mothers young,
And tread Of youthful feet,
That scarce, Zoo their elastic bound,
Bow down the grass-Aowers sweet.
With brightness round the Pilgrims staff,
Who, at the set OF sun,
Beholds the golden gates thrown wide,
And all his work we'll done.
But If this earth, which changes mar,
This life, TO death that leads,
Are made so beautiful by Him,
From whom all good proceeds,
How glorious must that region be,
Where all the pure and blest,
From chance, and fear, and sorrow free,
Attain eternal rest.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-16
THE MARcH OF MIND.
BY CHARLES RoBB.

BY CHARLES RoBB.
We come, race Of noble blood,
VIII ose record dates beyond the food,
And proudly tread the rich green sod
Our titles sprung from Natures God.
We come, band Of noble lords,
With plowshares bright for cleaning swords
With stately step and cheering words,
For thus, alone, come Natures lords.
Our court we hold near the sylvan dome,
Where lovely Ceres makes her home
Where famine gaunt, and sooty guome,
Pale want and sorrow, never come.
Our march Is onward o'er the land,
Like some enchanting signet wand!
Rich beauties spring on every hand
The world is growing doubly grand!
The mighty ocean, curhed aud refined,
Gigantic rivers, span ned md chained,
A nd harnessed down, the lightuing's power
To bear the tidings Of an hour
With "pTOgTess" on our banner high,
Our watch-word peals along the sky,
&" "Humanity" our battle-cry--
Minds peerless monarchs, never die
And when we hold the plow no more,
Nor gather home the golden store,
In joy wen tread the golden sand,
On the goodly shores ofthe better land
New Richmond, o.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-16

The overwhelming defeat Of the Ad
ministration by the Douglas Democracy
in tho Michigan State Democratic Con
vention on the 2nd, is a significant event
1t is apparent that in Illinois, Iowa
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Indiana ant
Michigan, the Douglas wing Of the De.
mocratio party is superior in numbers
ability and pluck to the fast and con.
slant adherents Of the Administration
Ohio is the only North Western State
in which the Anti-Lecompton Democ
raoy have utterly and meanly caved in
This has been in consequence Of th,
want Of backbone in Gov PAYNE, an,
the Ohio Statesman, and the aoquieso
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-16
NUMBER co.

ing inertness Of others, who assumed tho
Leadership Of the Democratic Anti-Le.
compton movement. The action of tho
Michigander Democracy has especial iu-
terest, because the Hon. Charles r
Stuart, is one Of the trio Of Democratic
Senators who last winter fought the good
fight against the Presidents Kansas pol
icy. and because the great Michigandor
himself Gen Cass, is a member Of tho
Cabinet, aud has been too fond Of Office
to object to the Administration Le-
oomptonism. The Detroit Advertiser
Of September Sd, says.
The great battle for supremacy in
Michigan came of in this city yester-
day, between the National Administra-
tion army Of Office holders on the one
side, and the Douglas Democracy on the
other The result has been o most dis
graceful and ignominious defeat of tho
Administration, and a terrible rebuke 10
Buchanan and Cass. Henceiorth they
must be ranked amongst the things that
We're. The Administration is uOtChers
in Michigan. The whole party, with
the exception ofa few insignificant Post
masters was in the Convention, and was
shameiully beaten on an issue it had
sont orders from Washington to be rails.
ed That issue was the question of
Chas. b. Stuart's nomination, q man
more cordially hated by the Admins
trotion than the most invcterate Repub-
Hcan in the Union.
X X II
OF course the ofice-holders, what lit
tie there is left Of them, will support
Mr.. Stuart, because it will not be their
policy to show how contemplate they
are in numbers by opposing him. 1t
would do them no good if they did, and
so they will swallow the pill, bitter as
1t is. This is the part of wisdom, as
well as duty
x 4
The cruelest opponent of Gen. Cass
must feel some degree Of commiseration
for the poor old man, in view Of the hu-
initiation which the nomination Of fStuart
intlicts upon him. He has undoubtedly
become somewhat hardened to the buff
fcts Of his enemies, but this fire in the
rear from the State which he so long
carried in his breeches pocket, is a cul
mination to his disgrace which even
Stuart's inevitable defeat cannot obliter.
ate Aud the keenest point of the sting
is that this was the very object, together
with the indignity it offers to Buchanan,
which was sought to be accomplished in
Stuarts nomination
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-16
From The American Agriculturlst.
Economical Hints.

l. Have a work bench and few
tools in your wood-shed, or in a little
room at one end of your barn. There
are many small jobs in the course of a
year, which any man of common inge-
nuity can do as well as a prolessed car
penter. And there are many rainy days
aud "odd spells" when these jobs can be
done. Aud how much running TO the
village, aud how much waiting and pa
tience this would savel
2. Have a place for everything, and
everything in its place. Those tools
why should they be lying around, the
auger here, the iack-plane there, and
the saw yonder, aud the adj and screw
driver nowhere? Don't put away a
shovel, hoe, spade or any implement
without cleaning IT, This may seem
needless care, but in the long run it is
a saving Of time and money Rust cor
rodes aud weakeUs the best-made tools.
There are men who leave their plOws
standing in the furrow, or lying by the
side of the fence from one year to an
other. And the "hran-neW" scytho is
often left dangling from the crotch ofan
apple tree, month after month. Hear
what a sensible farmer says "Drive in
stout wooden Plus to hang your yokes
upon, nail strips Of board from ioist to
joist to hang chains upon, make a rack
overhead for pitchforks, rakes, turning
sticks, &C." To all Of which we re-
spond, So let it bel