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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11
PROCLAMATION.

A PEOPLE who has been as highly ia
rored as those of Indiana in all that makes
free, independent and prosperous, may
well, upon one day in each year, assemble
to return their thanks for these blessings
to their Almighty God.
1, therefore appoint Thursday, The 25th
day of November, A. p, 1858, as day of
Public Thanksgiving and Prayer. urg-
ing all to assemble and return thanks to
the Supreme Ruler of the Universe, for
the blessings He has conferred, and the
mercies He has extended to the people of
The State of Indiana.
liz TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto
sct my hand and caused it to be affixed
the seal Of the State of Indiana
Done at the City of Indianapolis,
TsEAL. this first day of November in the
year of our Lord eighteen hundred
and fifty eight; the year of the
State the forty third, and tie Inde-
peDdonce of the United States the
eighty-third.
ASHBEL P. WILLARD,
By the Governor:
CYRUS L. DUNHAM, Secretary of the
State.
The present military force OF
the United States consist of nine
teen regiments of the line--ma-
king grand aggregate of thir-
teen thouasnd rank and file.
Twelve berths were reported in
Elder Heber Kimballs family on
the night preceding the day on
which the overland mail left Salt
Lake City.
A man was recently hanged in
a neighboring State, who confess
ed upon the gallows that his first
step in crime, was that of taking
a newspaper without paying for it.
The n. Y. Tribune thinks Ger
rit Smiths vote for Governor in
New York will be $4,000. The
election of the Democratic ticket
is generally conceded.
The Norfolk (Va.) Day Book
states that so severe is the drough
in that section of the State, that
the citizens are forced to send
three miles to the canal for wa
ter to drink, an event that was
never known before by The oldest
|inhabitant of the town. At Nor
folk, also, the cisterns have be-
come exhausted.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11
Subscribe at Once!

craving "The village Blacksmith" and the Art
Journal. with the other premiums, be sure and
subscribe 50, before the lst of January 1852
Specimen copies of the above, and full particulars
given by applying to 1. MArrNeLY, Agent. See
advertisement elsewhere headed-New Features.
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

EgTwo young men at indianapolis are
training themselves for Prize Fight which
is to come off about the Holidays. Re-
pectable amusement--very!
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

D-THE COMMERCIAL. SCHOOL, which we believe
to be largest, most fourishng and most complete
ly organized, is the Iron City College, Pittsburgh,
Pa.-Frsm Hunts Merchants Magazine, Of Orto-
Der, 1858.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

re- The New York Police are playing
the deuce with the fortune tellers of that
city. About dozen have been arrested,
all of whom were compelled 10 give up
their trade or 60 to the penitentiary. or
the two evils they took the least-went to
work.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

An exchange says that we have right
to take an umbrella or kiss without per-
mission whenever we can. Well, but if
the umbrella is not returned, the fault is
ours; if the kiss isn't it is the lady's.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11
,EAV,N YOU SEEN gE,srN,4I

That superb Engraving s'The Village Black
smith," and the beautiful Art Journal, which are
furnished to subscribers of the Cosmopolitan Art
Associs ton, now be seen at the Republican Of
flee in Plymouth, for short time only. See ad-
vertisement elsewhere headed-New Features, &c.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF LTATE.
Indianapolis, Nov. l., 1858.
The following Banks have complied
with the amended law of 1855. and have
securities deposited with the Treasurer of
the State, at their market value, to any
amount not less than $4,000. and ten
per cent, in excess of the circulation:
Bank of Elkhart, Elkhart
Bank of Goshen, Goshen
Bank of Gosport, Gosport
Bank of Mt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon
Bank of Paoi, Paoli
Bank of Rockville, Wabash
Bank of Salem, New Albany
Bank of Salem, Salem
Bloomington Bank, Bloomington
Exchange Bank, Greencastle
Indiana Bank, Madison
Indiana Farmers Bank, Franklin
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus
Lagrange Bank, Lima
Parke County Bank, Rockville
Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute
Salem Bank, Goshen
Southern Bank of Indiana, Terre Haute
The following Banks have complied with
the amended law, but have since gave no.
tice of their intention te withdraw their
circulation
Their notes are payable in coin:
Farmers Bank, Westfeld
Bank of Indiana, Michigan City
Cambridge City Bank Cambridge City
Canal Bank, Evansville
Central Bank, Indianapolis--redeemed
by the Treasurer of the State
Crescent City Bank, Evansville
The following banks are winding up vol
UNFAIRLY, and ara redeeming their notes at
par, as specified. The ten per cent. excess
of securities is retained by the Auditor.
Brookville bank redeemed at the Bank.
Hoosier Bank, :" "
Huntington Co. Bank, :" ("
Indiana Stock Bank, redeemed at Fetch
er's Bank.
Bank of Monticello, redeemed at Branch
Bank Lafayette.
Fayette Co. Bank, redeemed at Branch
Bank Connersvile.
Merchants and Mechanics Bank, re-
deemed at Branch Bank New Albany.
Bank of Syracuse, redeemed at Bank OF
Goshen
Indian Reserve Bank, redeemed at
Fletcher's Bank indianapolis.
SUSPENDED BANKS.
The notes of the following Banks are re-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

EESome of the incest Sorghum Syrup
we have seen this year was presented to
us by S B CoRBALEY, ESQ.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11
Yellow Fever.

New Haven Nov 8
There have been six deaths in this city
during the last forty eight hours, Of which
five were from yellow fever.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

re- Governor Willard has set apart
Thursday, November 18th, as a day of
Public Thanksgiving and Prayer.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

HThe Mishawaka Enterprise says
that John Graham of that place, is remov-
ing his remaining stock of Cabinet Wsre
to this place where he intends opening a
shop
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

Marion township. Mercer County. Ohio.
gave 924 Democratic votes to four fusion
votes.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

R The search for the body Of the i'll
fated Thurston is still kept up.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

Dermott Dempsey died few weeks
ago at Macon, Geo. He willed S., 900
to his relatives and $3.50, 900 to the Catho-
lie Church.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

A sermon in four words on the vanity
of earthly possessions-'Shrouds have
no pockets
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

Weather i'm New York.
New York Nov 9
Snow and rain has been falling here
since early in the morning.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

EE-A strong verdict was rendered by
coroner's jury. and is now on file in the
clerks Office in one of the counties in To-
wa. 1t is as follows:
eve find the deceased came to his death
by visitation from God. and not by the
hands of violence. Found on body peck
et-book containing So, check for $3.50,
and two horses, and some butter, eggs,
and feathers"
The inquiring mind imagines the size OF
the pocket book, and the capacity of the
rocket in which the horses were stabbed.
EE-If you want to keep your health.
avoid what yeu know to be injurious, and
don't keep swallowing down all kinds of
medicines.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11
SUPERBLY BEAUTIFUL!
Just Out.
COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL Fc
DECEMBER.

Z Over seventy pages-choice ENTHUSIASTICALLY
illustrated splendid Steel Engrayoigs, Price so
cents Specimen copy sent, receipt of lS cts
in stamps or coin. Address c L DERBY,
SAC, Broadway N Y
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21
SOLD OUT

The undersigasd has Tits day, soIa Or
dis easffe ssoek Of eiotf1ing and meYeass-
disc In Haggs building, 70 jeremiah No.
liz, who viii continue the business a q,
old stand. All psEssas Indebted 10 hin b
sote IL seeount, will please make inameS
aks paymsas oK the same 80 hfr. Mara
Who ID authorized 60 neesiut Tor ahe saS.s
HERMAN LEHMAN,
CGasMeii Bias, tatiH1usss 1867. nlt.sw
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21
maDagEK ksg Lane on i HORkr
R61ST COACHES.
GJawncfH maunax 10 Ut. Ioaeah
Lsaasa Esmasa Hlgss Daityz- TArsssa
~ II rs TA>tA Nix F9aays

LSeass CsHasl Hlgss Daily TArsusA n
80 I ~ 7AagtyASix HsHYs
CORRECTING with Lighting Liza n
u Daily Packets aRd Pacific Rsilroa %
sc Laoais: also, with BsmaA, Hedge q Coz
splendid line Of Coaches, aAd the st. la.
agh and HaRRi5al Railroad 10 all posat,
East: #at5.
This iias passes thnough the aourfaE IN
towns oe GAaHwsod Tabor, SidAsy, Aas.
s1n, Linden, ReekPoEt. Mound City, Mx N
FILLMORE and saxznah, Through a n,
country, and over good read and for upsaG
and eoasgofs ID not Surpassed by any stsn
Line Ia the wsstsEh eUantFy.
s...> p, 5. FROST, Proprietu
e. l.. sEARs, agent, stage Oaics C9ga.
ell BtaAas
Aug. Aah 1857, a. n
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21

: kuANp &ss& AA&Gg RTI
MgJMR q HAGGERTv

G G AuANp &s& AA&G&RTV,
KUMR = HAGGERTK
WOULD aanst respectfully infoFm 4.
eikizsna - connsil RlaAs and vicinity TAI
kAey hamaopaasa = "a Wo4s =.
CON TfGlA.AEY & FaQIY sTORE.
one aaax mess Of ne Post ofics, wAsn
thsy ssilI kssp soastantIy on haEd, al kina,
Ssssan asd aasy sass HgKEa
RaisiRs, Pisa. 0raaesss L.sasas, Ralsysa,
EsgAek WslRS1a, AlAsaas, Sss--AEss.
Zee Gesam @aa Sssas RaasF.
and many othsT articles too naassoaa b
mention. Call Esd Examine our gtoek q
yea visa good Aaa fresh dFsiebss.
Aay % '67-te
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21
NNTHCk

r HAVE sold TO my brother, James Hsn.
Il ahaIl, IT,, ny entire stock Of goods and
store kxlRgss Iho&s awing me in aaT
shape ar manner, wili make imnediEs
psyIhsns TO him, az my authorized aEeas,
OF be forced 20 settlement By Law, q
further sisae eanaoE aFsd viii not be giVsa
Soma vaiaAbis land, houses aad lots cat
be had by applyiHg 10 my brother.
- TH0AAS HESBHALL.
zaaw49uk
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21
Reaaaa Clsthine.


sazNso oc0am,
Eysg oEsEsA se TIE pasDtg Iii tf,ss q. =.
'rs afafesasvfAg wsskIg psr Exprssss - -
y. lessgA end By team. lpfgs aaItioss S .
Saving aaapleseosa "a Our nsw salsssnou
10 sxAahit Gus goods, we ahAIl take yIsss',Ss
Ia shgwang them To SIl,
Old saA RssMS 5sFt aad Tall
WAesAsE they visa 10 pufehasecY nsA
oug mostoa I.aFge sales and small oro6t.,s
VIII Be faaghsaIly SACRED to, As cur prsss.,
skoek mast be closed out between AiF AZ
sFsing, preparatory to going into III exsIu.
sfTe wholesale business. 50
% Vsll sooaaew Is your time to Oh.
tam grsak bargains. 7
LEHMAN BROS
Dae 1853 @ taE n
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21

sa 300
HATEn DRAFT PL0WS.

gesetNa Per 6fsk zteaE s0S.,
-, shrss HaHdred Of Rsy'Set'
sbraEsa CessEeT Dra& PieTs- They paw %
hanA n Nc. 8. PhosnIR Block ,ons hsAasa
a Ehsss paesss, whiah shsg will cell % ~
sooafs i terms, and wasxaak them to DO Ss.:a
work fhan any othsrplDw noa~ IN use. u
"a, rehase uaaagsag Will n EAkessdsd ia oil eSss
- - sEsrn of the plswH it 3Ossaot g."
. ri 1870. after fair TRIAL
! kwgSa A. 1855 szs. n@&
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21
UNITED STATES
EXPRESS PAW.

CAPITAL ESQ CO.
grHE ABovE WE'LL KNOWN CON-
u p&ny hAss established roaas efom
Eewa Elty TFesk, EAEuush Marsngo, 6aTia-
msaa Msassz ANA, Newton, Des Molnss,
A&eaa WimssEsssts LAwiayeo
gsammoza asamzxA o saxmaaa ksaSy,
ahA are prepared b 40 gaasgag E3prRss
an& Forwarding business, vlkh apseia 81
sensiesn III the transmission 1t Eean, haAk
NetsA, Geoas 40 Paekssss and also e
kha ectiseElon cs Notes, Drafts And Az
soanss, In MI khs pFincipa eikasM ard tsyhs
In shs unaEsd STATES, Gankaass CaIffsgnEa
AM E4ope. 1900
Ovass k7osas " Eke Lssad gEases e.
pr@s Comspaag.
Ihsy agn aiso rammim@ Akas z0wa City
aerah . Cedar a&pAaas
EEI1s0s sRAas Agans.
Aszw1a-~asagg
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21

ONE Hundred 81 the saa s1Eatsd I'AS2
Desuss Pasws. ssr which the haghsSi pre-
minm &c TIC beata Fair Agrteua 1arai seSl lS
ties aR nilaoia and W Wisconsin vas . sStf'
ii. fog ale ID WI. e.. AMI htSa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21
weaWN KApTS FOR SALE

THIRTY chaice Lots for sale by e9s 81
L serfhsr IL ths beautiful and taE''Hs
townof
HEL b TIL l. &,
The scanty seat of Shelby eoaaty, ss' d
skAa best aaa msst delightfully."- sitaase ''Ss.
lies lie saaa ssaas, and Containing the Iaigss
and best body ok timber Ia Western ioSa
TAa sssa will bsWead at q how rate cana
az taasslase. II asxsaresa paTxsis, or saRg9,
ID Sn bssgum@@gB. EwF farther pars1csiAa
iaqaare q J. Is. 5ohAssa, Land Ag'S
E6nnsaE Msaaah, Ill 10
joan ToapsoE
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21

&c. Ms8sAssnK BlaGkamtA Toe sfosa cut gna NIL ~
HSy@ e#aakMasMa mgsalu <sasx Axafe gsnwa Wish 30
assns.wars, wasdaw sasass III stzsa3 aso wa9pw aaah
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21
Page M Pa4eax& Portable
Saw iii,
AND C i n1sIBIs SAW MIL

= - IA
THIS Ada BIC aax horse nin, eapaeisI'
u saaaag from enc to two thousaaG tsa %,
lunhsx daily. Ii said by thOsa sWha a o.
used slse sAnas, &obs the best saw AZ =
epasmsSens Ths sanzpliciky, durability - =.
aasns - a. tAAss nzalla eaEaEasads RS'"
n e. waAs II essg e0unsKy.
Aasaes Co.'S d Rsbasass pateut Thfssaa
I'D eseanag, a psapaEled hy l'Tss 80 =.
- ezaaasg shAaM % Fsilroaa poSsfs !, 80 "
SnnsR asmsa. asasp esd durable maes@ =
a 90 kzaz4 sgag uszNEa to tbs psssssSss+ - =
hmsaraa and 80 hys@hsas oE wheat cas- :
shreaAaa sgsa a1saAsa - ) aay By shis -
eaaiaa. 60 RamaaB some. .,,...
ENasRa I'll sasseg IL khs ADORE mse9-'
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kAs haivs sAasE sE3sgs Atssndsa v -"
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foansH Mgg u. 8Hsssga. aag 10.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21

JOHN IUMFsVH
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21
slae Cheapas


". I'D. a M Y.
r. 200 Stoves Of all dsse.tl'
- % hsas he IL bound to cell. Do"
II aeas, wlsaen want stoves at sS est
fa the same Ay0z : Merchants as easag
Wholesale TO Cosaa. =. ,,-tsh freight ID
as caa be cot IA st. / % +aLAai
ded. We are bound /, ss- "a
aust aaa aAall be paid . @y @''1 tw
sag ~ sy -5&* 80
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21
BOOR {:


The farm 10 situated Oh Hansy Greek, n
znilae eron Emsmeil naaa@k DO aeTss ID
suisnda1 saw log sTinabags 1A0 acres Is pgxf.
raas ffa al mssSeh a usaAag g@ed esssse. -
Hnsasy egwel rans sassoaaM rs xafAs siviss
"a Nao& ahd nesAg Sailing sappay al ssask
wmssrs khrsa COED spTings and eaA vel q
has kwo heaSaa ard uea eern crib. II
present eros viii kessaks 20 "a Eaahnaaa i
Eaae soil. ne ahuwa desirable faEM eaa d
had eAsan. Foa KaxszzaT particulars, appsy
ID TR0A As III I'D - a.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12

learned n lesson By his death bed.--I am
still a teacher in this modern Baby lon, " Here
ne died; people call me an old maid now i,
for il is many years since closed his eyes.
Whe an tempted to murmur that in all of
this surgng multitude not heart beat an
swers mine, hear a low voice saying ssyou
are working out the viii OF Gud.'' And a.
L see princely domes. W hose fndssSfhers are
cased in ease and luxury, and behold the ra-
diant face of young mothers as soft hands
stroEe' their cheek and little ones srss iise
their name, and womaHhcsd leTed add ga tYf:.
ded W it'll husbands power--and go from
ceasless work to the dead solitude Of NJ
own cherries chamber, 30 think OF the Years
gone. and those to come without love or
home, and tars away from the reflection of
pale, wrinkled visags viii bitter thonph,s
haN formed, q childish face with the gIorv
of eterhity's dawn encieiias it, rises before
me- atsd f,ens the Vast never esdfsz fns5se
comes a Voice, '' Y ou are working out the will
of God, trust him for the resttitsi ard D am
at peace. t 54-.1 -ss
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
Poi R0nfnG.

d
The Sacramento (CaItfOrnia) Bee gives al
account of the poisoning Of TIVE ladies by
eatlng peaches, one of whom was a sister
Of Mr. Murdock. Tine Bee says il was quite
probable that the peaches were poisoned for
the purpose of destroying birds which eat
much of the finest fruit before il was fully
ripe, but the man who would do such thing
should be drummed out of the State. as59
The lady who died has relatives in Mus
kisgum county in this gtate. The Zanes-
Vile Courier says that DIR. Murdock 10 q
brother~ia-faw Of Mr. John Hsbinsons Of
washington township ia that county. His
sister, Mrs. Mason died In as minutes after
eating the peach. She was native Of
Pittsburgh, Pa. !, and leaves FIVE children and
q large circle of frieads to mourn her lsss.
They emigfated to GahforBia IN 1852 7ooy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
TraaEpianta,ion 81 Tfs1e,


There is . degree Of mise0Eiception -
this subject that is truly astonishines wAsa
the exercise Of moderate portion Of ssms
mon sense is all that is requisite 70 fern .
correct Judgment In the FIRST place ne
trees and even the most delicate Plasls -
the temperate zone can be sent ffem Ous
country to Europe with perfect safety. aaa
even to countries in the interior, sssA 90
Warsaw, Vienna, &C., TO which there are
several hundred miles Of land carriage aftsE
arrival in Europe, and yea We have freqneno
inquiries whether trees and pisnts win bsss-
transportation TO the different States Of eur
Union. Atlihat any applicant Zoe trees,
&c, hes TO do is to iafoFm % Of the besn
route for transmission and Whist Portian b
land carriage, and we will manage the 6g<
tails. Many persons residing In 5tatesasstA
of US have also very erroneous notlons ~ %
the suitable season for traBsmitli AZ trees
and plants to them. Tho months 81 Ne.
vrmber TO March are perfectly safe esf foes
warding trees and shrubbery - far south -
Charleston, and November TO January 10
New Orleans. The autumn 10 best for sss-
ding treesto the Western States. Ths pes
riod Of ftransplantation commences here thS
lst day OF October and extends To- the sss
day OF May foE different sections ef the
country. Trees cannot advance materially
in Vegetation here until the middle Of April
and il matters not how far advanced they
may be at the places where they are plaEt.
ed, even il it were midsummer. provided they
are sent from place where vegetatioa b
dormant, and the voyage not 90 hong as 70
start their growth on their passage. Grape
Vines being very lare in vegetasing may be
safely transported month later 1haH the
period named for trees.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
Too TFae.gl

The Recorder of Chicago, Ill.,, fn eharK-
ing the grand jury recently, said |: ssDuring
the past five years that fhave held this court.
il has been my unpleasant duty 60 try and
sentence to1the State Prison several hund-
red persons; and l am sorry to say that while
il is an easy matter 10 find jurors who are
ready and willing to punish poor offenders
without position or friends, it 10 with great
difficulty that jurors can be found 70 appreci-
ate the fact that one bad man of position and
wealth can do more harm tha one hundred
poor men can, who are in the humble walks
OF. life'' - -.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
Bring Out Your Pound Cake


Among the ny of great Eve doll
lar ball given at New Orleans, last Spring
in honor of some public event, was a green
un from the country. who had never before
seen anything of the kind upon so grand a
scale, and was totally at a loss to under
stand the ridiculous. new tangled dances
which prevailed. Paying an enormous
price for ticket. and having been fasting
some time in anticipation of the supper, his
whole thoughts were directed TO the enjoy
mens in that line in store for him. He
strode up and down the saloon with his
hands thrust into his panialoons pockets,
accosifng every waiter he encountered with:
''Boy. look here! IL supper most ready!"
AT last supper was announced ana in
rushed our here, in advance of everybody
and seating hinsel about the centre of the
table, began TO beckon every waiter whose
eye he could catch, but no one, much TO his
Indignation, approached him until after the
ladies' had been seated and served. when he
was asked whether he would take somo
ham.
"Han!" exclaimed he. with most pro-
found astonishment. "Do you suppose
| can en-, FIVE dollars worth OF ham7 Bring
US some Of your pound cake, a nd sich Iike!"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
Maehinsry in Farmina.

s5sts.. hssss sAacn4neFy In E0EmdnS.- .fs5 A.
We have many people who infasfnw skae
thodern machinery may Be as advansA2ssag
in farming as In the meche1is Gtls---thAE
nearly all tie labor Of piowinF, taewinR,
sowing. planting and harvesting mag Ae ~
well performed by the labor of bensis nu no
men.s Tbns tits proposed to d0sm pIsww
ing sy stearni-and steam paows mar bsr1ss
We hare NO doubt, with AZ mnck ppeGs AZ
some other machines twaich have bssn h.
iroduced.
How. many patient churns have Ases Fn-
troduced and sold 10 farmers a profsy-<
Why, not less tlran seven h0ndred peesasg
have been granted for ciiufns, aud a. mane
more for washing machines. yEhat sss shsT
all worth! The old dash churn, wishhfaN
fPatented'' marked ON in, sidey will new
bring butter sooner than the patent chur&S
and Is it is more simple in its eonstrncsisNs
it is sooner made clean after the chaning "
over.
But most people want to save labor ag Ghy
rate. and therefore they are ready e EaS
anything that is moved by The turainR of q
wheel. Well, how many kinds Of SEseg
churns have wei No one knows nIostug
those which we have seen have iran Resrinw
pivots OF iron that come in contact with ghs
cream. Now, after using them for q shsrd
time, the gearing wears loose and the ereane
runs out. But, what is still worse, tie rom
mikes milk grease ms black as efasIen cars
wheel. A part of this goes inside and nhins
giles with the cream. Of course the buRaoF
is colored some, If not Injured BY the osww
tact. -rg.g ~ &c HI11oorrrEE
The old barrel churn was prefsrrsd 6g
many because the cream was kept afwO
and did not spatter, but il was Aot agitafn&
SO much as in crank churns with nunsgsuw
floats inside. Ye: we, would not give siKs
pence for all the seven hundred Paaeneg im
Washington. The susiness ef churnimG
and making batter must be done principally
by manual labor. 4N +H'
There is no need Of all these coHtrivnmeeW
to turn cream into butter. A square ben
somewhat in the form of an old beO-AipR
makes q better and cheaper chuFIR than UwF
which we have seen. This box 10 tnrmm1
over and over by means Of erank whiek 10
fastened to it on the outside. No frvm rum0
through 10 blacken the cream and 40 AsasS
are required to agitate it, for the ssnags sidsD
eaRse friction enough on turning tDs erEmk.
All is plain and simple. The eream ~
put in at the side, as in barrel ehuFRs, Gw9
the butter is taken out withsus any semevme
Of gearing from the inside. The ehuFm On
washed and cleaned via half the labor 700
quired when nHms sfoas feSts wishiB no
charm. f4-lo
OF washing machines we have not nsseA
TO say, as most Of them have beeH lAia
aside. They would be capital were 10 noa
for the labor Of working them aBd tho wosB
OF the clothes. The only good ems wAleh
we ever saw was worked lihe Telling mills
this went by water. MGssochssetfs PloqeAs