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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

T A sensible wife is contented to
share her husbands lot, whatever it may
be-. She never upbraids him in his mis-
fortune or adversely. She feels it is du-
70 cheer. not to depress; to encourage
Tot to alarm; to inspire with fresh spirit
tor renewed struggles. not to plunge in.
q despair or inactivity by her reproyings.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

re- True religion says Bayard Tav-
lor.. is never spasmodic. Ii is as calm as
the existence Of God. / know Vt nothing
more shocking than attempts to substitute
rockets and blue lights for heavens eter-
nal sunshine
T There is often contradiction between
the heart and the countenance. Many 6
man hides behind his face.
There have been heavy snow storms
this season, in Utah.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

HThe Tcrre Haule Journal say s tha
Hon. John G. Davis has declared since
the election thai he would never joia the
party, but intends to remain a
Democrat The Republicans who voted
for Mr.. Davis will. no doubt. soon be tired
Of their bargain.-New Albany Ledger.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

A testy lawyer lately in one of our
courts found himself bothered with
knotty witness. who wouldn't explain As
he desired. the difference between th.
thick and long kinds of whalebone
why, man. he said. 'you don't seem
to know the distinction between thick and
long.
Yes Ido.'
Explain, il then.' s
Well--you're paguy thick headed. but
you amt very long headed. no howl
lid greeny.
Give your children an education, and
no tyrant win lrample on their liberties
The following toast was given recently:
May we kiss the girls we please, and
please the girls We kiss
A paper ost West has for its motto,
Good will to all men who pay promptly.
Devoted TO news, funsAnd making money
Wanted for the Chronological depart
ment Of the Museum, the beak and claws
of tomxhawk.
At duel second interfered, and pro-
posed that the combatants should shake
HANDS. The other second objected to 1t
as unnecessary, For said he. their
hands have been shaking this half hour
Every rose has its lhorns; you never
soc lady without pins or needles,
No man is so insignificant as to be
sure his example can do no hurt.
In the games of the world the lucky
throws generally go to the blockheads:
k1aves understand the tricks of the play:
honest men do all the paying.
Mrs Partington, speaking of the rapid
manner in which duels are perpetrated.
says that it only requires two seconds to
fight a duel!
The question is often discussed wheth-
er savages erjoy life. We suppose so, for
they always seem anxious to take it when
they get chance.
Some one thinks that because a-woman
sent the first word over the Ocean tele-
graph, it will be talking all the while.
The gentleman who kissed lady's
snowy brow, caught severe cold, and
has been lard up ever since.
Most persons are particularly spiteful
against those foibles in others which they
themselves have. They remind us Of
monkey scratching at the mimic monkey
in the glass.
Hold on to your heart when evil asso-
ciates seek your company and invite you
to join them in their games Of mirth and
revelry.
Hold on to your good name AT all times.
for it is more valuable TO YOU than gold.
high place or fashionable attire.
Hold on to the truth, for il will serve
you well and do you good through life
and through eternity. Hold Oh to your.
character. for 1T is and always will be
your best ealth.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

To change enemies into friends, treat
them with kiudness. To change friends to
enemies, treat them with liquor.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

Second thoughts are The adopted chill
dren of experience.
Some things are too dear, though they
cost nothing.
He who writes what is wrong. Srongs
what is right.
Learn to hold thy tongue. Five words
cost Zacharias forty week's silence.
He loves you better who strives to make
you good, than he who strives 10 please
you.
The. taxes in San Francisco have de-
creased four millions of dollars during
the past year
IL is reported that the British Govern
ment will shortly issue pardon for Thos
+. Msagher.
There was an old fashioned meeting of
the old fashioned Wings in Boston, on
Monday last.
The clergy in England are making
vigorous onslaught on the custom of wear
ing hoops and small bonneis
On Sunday last, the daughter of Mr..
Hamilton, of Johnson, Trumbull Co., o.,
killed her father with an axe.
Miss Slade, highly esteemed young
lady of Detroit, Mich, committed suicide
in that city, last week. -
Miss Sarah Edison was killed last week,
by lightning, at GAINESVILLE, o. A child
in her arms at the time, escaped unhurt.
Amos A. Lawre nee las bcen romina-
ted by the know Nolhings of MassaoLu-
sets, for Governor.
The British Cover nment interd a,ing
another Atlantic cable next year, if the
present one cannot be worked success fully
The number of horses entered for the
Springfield show wers 3s4.
Counterfeit "a bills on the Bank of
Montreal are in circulation.
Three hundred lives were losl BY the
ate explosion at Havana.
DIR. James Mcdowell, of Missouri. has
,een appointed Consul General to Con-
stantinople.
The pota,oe rot does not extend TO the
Middle States, and the supply there will be
abundant.
The island of Cuba, after paying all it's
,wn expenses, contributes annually. e5.-
ooo,o 900 into the treasury of Spain.
The Catholic priests Of Austria have
pctitioned the Pope of Rome TO allow
hem to marry.
The Sepoys in India all admit that their
cause is lost. They continue to fight on.
hat they may postpone as long as posi-
Die the fate that awaits them.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

Il wonder, Sally, how it feels to kiss one
of those horrid creatures with a NOUS
tache'
Indeed. don't know. hut I an GO Ahg
to get the shoe brush and try it,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

Second thoughts, ar. The adopted chill
dren of experience.
Some things are too dear. though they
cost nothing.
He who writes what is wrong. Srongs
what is right.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

Learn to hold thy tongue. Five words
cost Zacharias forty we-k's silence.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

Most persons are particularly spiteful
against those foibles in others which they
themselves have. They remind us Of
monkey scratching at the mimic monksy
in the glass.
Ceredo crescent. [volume] (Ceredo, Va.) 1857-1861, 1858-08-07

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shsssssssss sfUsad % fnssvs sisss - -
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le.s q ases.s he ssss;s' iss.l;y = = -
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ssso 49, &ssA psssilBa 49, = - 49,,
y tssvsse ess tsrrisssy ed - 0siaiaA -,
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rcstsss. shss g ssrss 0oseg1I
s.scs u leV siies f.es lie sestA is . jeissS N
rhoa - ne river. seoesij~rstle of ssrsaa asS.
's- f'es 't~ eastward The Css,sis r,ses e
sos"th les. .L,eh 90, ~ sesuJei % Q esstis.
sss'ss " the Sisrr. Ns,sl.. es..es here. A
the las-tiss .. ;h tso '.,srs. asd 10 The ians.
d',i- ''risfs. lie IL dis-..g. skisk a-s esss-
,.g - @sst ssritemrst % the rseife essss
They h.'s scea s"raei more ss isss s;ses lsss
saa '.er. bet sLes sssi ispsst.scs 80 81 e.
esrisisel ssi,i Lately
F"r' Lsssisy. The ies-.t post cf The Hslsss
bsy C.@f'sy 90 Frazer. river IL sisssssl e
the i~f Isst. sbost tsssiy-kss mixes frso iss
sss'h. Iiss fsr the sir~ss 10 sssisstls Esr
s~.-sis 81 Considerable LHrl~s. The s~ss reus
's F"st Hafe. % she nsx'h .f q s-S vesiis river.
-,s'~~s sa~s sLvse F.u Lsssl~y. 70 sAe
t.iis s.ssslse ssiies fss,h-r SD shesos .
Iss.i.er River fosks 10 shy -Gss .slss--
The the stsi~ j,,t.sos fr.s the s,.ssh r
Fr.srrs s',s 20 the r,'d disrisss ss rkssp-
-"s river 10 zee hssir~d ssi sissy oiIss. ss
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issrs~y meet resiiy L. ssde 90 fess Ss.s -
f.iis ssa is esre~d.ssiy isi-ssiess SD rseusl.
There sse 90 L'<ses ss ssi~s % ks pssssssI u
I'll that s~Siss.
It 10 ~ the rosfe shove isliessel siss osse
at The rsla sc~ters s,ii 6sA sLsis ssy - sAs
nee pls~~rs. There is. sswesss. ssssk~s sssss,
via the csl sstis river sd tks D.lles; tss de
d'-t'se~ 10 fer sr See Lssdred .il~s TLs lss.
nsds 81 the Thsnrsssis river fosks 10 sbess .
d~-re-s - sissfes. ss se.riy thses kssArsi
mile. farther sssth fi.s Qs~Lee Bss n ssss
is r~sees-red tL-t the sii,ssis sG sks Ps~sGs
r"..s .. Mid % co,spss,..s viti skss ef s;oiass
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l.... ss<es ikx4< s:y ssssss.s ess2 s:-s|.s -
10 80. Nee Ysrk fsDss-
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for all the esTpenier.. sui demanded If they
wo1!d seeep, "f il. They r-i>ed their hand.
aud uers ~oo!y eomusnieI 10 .Lin:lr the Lion
Hoa-< in the aar,e o: the Lord. and by the ~
thority .: the hol, priesthood 80 EriSh,m :
Lion House ~a. sLiaSlei. for although the car
penter. grunt!ed, siil! they ot~yed'
Close by the ea,; side Of the Lion House there
is small structure ~hieh contains Brish,n'
ofare and his CLERK. rooms. The building re-
senbaes geafie.sns summer house, only IL j,
,iaaiier. II makes Pre;en>:ons tc = considerable
architectural beauty. aud iu.ii6atly too. Close
10 the east side Vi the oshce s;An,i> brigham :
mansion. The iaree bui.din s,-Bri:hans l.
on loa-e, o.iee aud n..n-ion probably are
connected at the .l- or rear. though they >eer.
independent froln the fronr Bri=h.m, rsu.
-ion j. .aid to lie the fne-t tri!iin: in the Ter
ritcry. II i = large haaIs,n.c sdoi-e building
iLrce stories hi=b. suI Ls.sonie,l from ground
to roof. 1; w., erected al 4 cS-i SGJ.Gvo. i;
has ieea pla-'erei un the .aisiJe aai the rork
done remarkably Hel! for the -iic- .r he hca-e
1re suseosh ice AID d,zzlir. white On fhe
top Of the house here j. sn observatory sur
m"auiri ~ . e-Lsc. which IL the N.rLon
eniLlet' she Territorial >esi. AMI which Gea-
tiles woa!i s.y Is iasrieu.ariy inappropriate lie
~au-e there .rc 10 les in the Territory: hot
The Ssints are fe.iy 90 OVERCOME ine"n .ruiti--
ali uogld iaasier other peo &c. Thus iL-ir
Prophet Bfi=li III bi. Ter,ivei 4 Tc.els.iau ia.
re fru'H Cod in..rGc;in: hisi where there i. .
m"a"fain ia the Territory full of money where
a.iliion- o: bers have ie-n for nj lion. nf year.
I'm eternal sbpS) jsPe-iiia. the .seet :,ait y:
their -ues', isbsr ia The e,husael IL, Of ;ir
inoani.in. Before ies.in= Dri.hsm. house.
-i"a.i re,r ~ that tie mot "f Li- wives live
cr rsih.r have Et~d. ia she Lion Ho-se Iii.
-eni"r ~h; and family .it- ia lie IL ss.:oa. H..
Ia. soe.e q. e.. tsi,e. hal,,.
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Par Axp JuG Cara Hibersiss. Ssss6
frss dbe11Ec~s 6sie. hsv;sx ss6sSsss sssss -
i<~s pr vah how're sd esr. fks lssase
sisd - pLly had not sess LsE.se - vsss
TO vort69Y ps.'i- rssi
Beisz dir~st-J ~ tie orer-eer 20 mere PIE
"f ,sose. near W. ssd Sero.ise then 10 xsi,sy
81 fLe side sf the ss.d be fsnksnh issi>l sks
esri. drove sp 10 The pi.c~. ssd had ssssiy g.
ishfd ihrosiss cut NJ. Load by hssd. skss
.-fhe Lo-s" told him fh.f ss. not she ssy-skss
he ms.f tilt dGmp he Lead ell st es~s
P~diy fcrlsed that be vsuij - 80 ssss siSs.
After l"siis= s=sis he dros~ up Go sh~ rhsso
put hl. ,Lssid-r Ia fh. Lss of The sbe<i. So
ur.et the ~.r. hor.e s"i III is'o the gsii<y.
r-rsfeLing Ls. bead. aud looking dosttfsily
.f be sassSi.sr hsr-- Lelev bio, Ne sAssrs~d
'Lsi H Ga. mighty srI~disioss usy. Lot. =,
gors. n uss b. mighty fryi.s TO the t.sse. =
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Tar T-.u Nra, E.igi,A. I.~sys L;n~
Hss.~ arS .urss ss The frlouinG Paragraph
sr- .ien from y late l-fi.r FROM sat Lake Ciiv
~Lrh w. fni in ,ir y. \ IIrrali. The =raih
- account which the winter sis"- "f Brigham =
nut-i"n. A.. NJ! dpnlf. To- l'crg-ei with
interest ty al "ur rrlicr-. The writer -sy-.
Ti.ry aIc ,he Gr-; Iaoin.uepi ,,,cri5 o'i"r;.
ihd attract The Traveller. sye "n dr-r~nGiG-
iron, she u.ourtain- .hcy ar near The ~~n'rr 81
the 'ity. On the .grIrr adj 'inin= 'he TcSfle
ani with IL "cru,y the brsi -iir- ia ihe tow" -
Ri -h.m. han. 10 abe iso-i 1en-rly r"i'ul ''cl
part of the cifs rupir- -qu,re coni-ini"-
tn aerr. "f i.ni. The cniirr -luaIe l. eur
rourlsi is q ,fsnt usli tn fr'f bi=h. tao irr'
q tie i.,, aui fpgr nr Gsr irrt broad at tie
l"iiom AZ either -i'ie 'f al the sie. sni ~
hort di-taE siun. the xsll -"iunin- afr bgi'i
up. They -,- rounded aud rA'eni one foI' ~
v"ni Dr. wall Thy are si., built two 'ce'
higher ihss the Sai
Th- vsi +. VERY su',-'sriisl J; :. bult ~
90. -! I raihlr -'onr With r.nr.sr apl aud II
mu.t have isrn rpusifa.fei .: "a iDmrn-c
rrudiiurr - time aud ialsr Oar. "a lopliu.
~ IT, ranli net ir'r s.iise fsT wit' ou cf-fl
~. .u.L q wsll crr.;.lr IA sn-wer su-sr.'
,i-rlI. Bfisiam IL ~, trow hu 'hlf % -''n'
iim~ thee nj bt b. m.,eu'rni "f til i~oil'
~ .ia-f hin ." b. Determined to -ir"us'y t'rii
fy LiH-sif s.,in-i ihr sSrsf~ "f an outraged. 90
dtsu fuf "r TrEalfin: vile. " Keeps -""fff w
d.fk 90 secret ihius- tka' ''sr-r'e within --
Nonr an ..r through or or o.. rpur r1H -
ier uri none can o.. sI.-. lut y a, IA. Sirn 80
nov ihe rr"i.tr' - ili. fs.l . 90. - Tie ri'h
f4i So, H. sol, -. Lui,'s r. ,.,d JET
,a.iv. TIL. .rr 'nr.y ~ourn iu 'ir'r - D. .
tr-,sut ~ y e. .u',i-- o.. you ffan .'tiin: y
then 81 ,.1, have told morr 'ra'b ;hsp D.
iateuI J Co.. a,~ = frmf. fifly i'sa-'sisl
a~as-. Q, At.P Dri-hfu, - l'u-n fs1'n - o.
ias. g. ,,et'.'.. " all o., dream & cn'cru
iL- if.n'- i-n 8. .rlu . 'i,fi.
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~ +,m ds Z 4 iith.n L"u.c s'sni. firr
in shtb every ntp s.. lie tenth Pift g W
'.,.se--i.n. tal ~ otac ., 'he ehHfrh rnt b. 3
ID A; ral s'hrf uff- ssou'ily f''i'i ~ "n'
: sith of whs' irr'siH- a. I'm t'nfluutu= 80
20 fhe senf-s e 'le ssu~ l'pti. snllr
i,fi .hsai. Iinn iipuse T. .. to- s'"fie- hi,'
,L,s' iwcrit &c f-e' 10 foot. sol On luudf'
f-"i dep :. ha.i 90 ihr fhi- -iy'e ~'h 30
= = ssha Aul nsffus ip.n'ei vinl'rs - -
~. ffo-u 'h- step f.S Tn - .'aa~ -
f 10 font - i' earnfie'-'g o'.'ff . 4 ~ f'-s
r fie iu-er t.srf u ih~ hpa.~ TIL hf.' .isrf
z. built I ieiiese e sow fh~ fi1s" - ~hi
J. 90 frap' "a ~eii .ruif'afr3 iiar resting y
sf',tTli TLr =. rndsr.soai - iaii-s's q
.tfr,rtsr - Bf'-h n o. o. +. inn~n an."'
'hr <ir'. .. afhc Ilpp o. ibc i.ori J
hrr.r is sfl - hfer s..i orsr ~" "'n. r'
a ~sl'i . .. ....' .a1 3 rp-s. iu' r ~ D ''
. 1it- r..''...i or .r~Y' ''c'ins o.. ~Li J. O.. OBJ
i.r . .' a..-'f'
T. .he isaa o.. -.ur's'ri 81 r-ti.
.h'reru- .n - 90 .Lta.ie. 80, - is -'
r,ifi-e A;s-auIf' u'-rtfng - 49, Tsl--fr
4 ei- B-irh,-n sn-~a--sd 49, ~ b.4 - .
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a.. n. t.,u os M. sv.,. A C,,,,. 1. n.

oa tbe firm of NJ. sr-ss 4. Groves - sks
,i-irify az Charlottesville. Va, there " sein
-fssdin=. is pretty god . sf~ 81 yse-er, siiss.
hs~s dwelling bVs-e strL br Frsski,s hsd
fr'~.iis i'bii.drirtia. snd -hiff-d obi. srssS-
~bs fh-r no ned the fum so~ ske pscpes-
~ 81 Nr- Cfs,es. The s~iqs~ ssrsrssrs b
-iiil ",sppi-d doe ellisx. ssd. sltLs~xk liz
'ie Of # "yL. i- ,ei sor, o"mfsrfsLi Tbs
Tb,. fsrs % ~..', 200. 60 Pes P.rt.~ f.rueS.
d. Owned ~ Dr Siias~r. the fsskes- 90 -isv q
wiiiism ~. vh. 'resf ssvsr-i Jssrs 81 his
life - HE d-ii=t'fsi rsrsi ref,cyf Nr. Win
W. rr.sfi.isy i-vrsr - 'hs Ait~nsrie tsr. q
the time ~ i~s'a 'bs sermon f che '-bisss
Ir.s.L L~r 90 . ~bssI Lssse 10 Orssss ecsssy.
q .h'rL D, b." left rs 80 s,,ph'e ssd sssesiss
de-crirfiyn
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'Nois know. on replied Joe. With hall
stunt aul half ri rel la..

'Nots I know on replied Joe. With hall
stapil AMI half ~i-kei losS.
You are probably aware VI the resso, Why
you hare been called here. psrsaed the court.
seeming to pity the mans foolishness.
Is pose its for some kial sf eompl.int capt
Lober s been m,kin''
'Ex,etly.' said Lobers counsel. Your horse
h.' destroyed much property Lelosgiss to my
eliest'
'Gaess not Sqsirs.' ressrsed Joe. cause sh.,-.
IonPos-ib'e. Ny hose couldat d. no sch thing
What do yoa mean by th,ty
Why l Lsisf got no hoss as is capable Of do
ia 5, ma-h mischief
.Yoa oxn hYrsey'
Why
We want none Of your WIS, Yoa own =
horse?
Bat want to explain. Cap.ais Loher. he
~onc 60 me \ tiica oger With wr.;i, anil ax-,I
me did oEu . ho.s, snl toll him yc.. Then
he tiiel over more. made lot. of threats. aud
went OK in heap Of passion, 4.o.c c,ail ex-
pisis.
Bat do You d-ny that yoar horse vas in uy
client. Geid:'
IL e"u!dn; tecn there uaIess somebody IN,
IL there
That's no, ,te ,Lin- Do you deny ,s.,
your horse did the dsrs.e.
.Sartin l do
.I"pr- !, a white borsey'
E,yihrr ,al!eri-h casi, Squire
And f.oor ard oiy'
\ icefie sh,sy. think
Then how DO YOU lnow IL ~as not your horse
that done the j i,ns-ey
Thai; jet the plat I wanted 10 e,pIzin .ir.
answered Joe, With inrcriarL.L!e gravity II
an, tody q sx-a re this sGore I 60 p- ~. .--.
-h"ali t",i all abou; IT, The fact !.
>guir-. never owned bu; one ko-- ia tay life
and never expect 90. au thi, ere j. a-saw- -.ro.s
The court -tnil-d and lid it, fac behind =
book. Ills Cap;.in- eogn-e. loot ei ,ery bank
inI The tariain him-rlr furre! very rel aud
pale by turns la the mcsniiise the spctt-for-
'a;ne ni.a splitting with iaa-ht~r. Some fri,I
10 rrlriu'rpi Gn'!- Joe for iLi. re-uit; Jut h
va 80 simple aud horr-t on the ocra-;an ria,
all hlatEe fe!l where IL ri:hieoal, ielsn-e .. up
oH i!.e aan uh" lad br"a-ii the suit IL va
very ea-ily Proved ;Lr Joe never .w.eI a live
hos and E- ua- -~rf about Li. br-ine..
if ~a- Fu,"li af'ir. perhaps. iui it ma ,e
great s"s-e aud go hot asd Les,y we're tLe "a
rios- resHsrkr tit essss sLoxsrisg do~s s,...s
4 "a Q" -.i1 cat aud move. Afier fhis l. "a e.
J.e- hen. aud s,.-- wsnd~rei sis'ut ~ifh.ui
fear 'r being -L'.'. baf Li- Cd -L"--" sc,er ~s-
known Ia :" a~ay except slsa il went upon IL
mastrrs shoulders.
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T.Irr,e .>s AcTi>o Some r.op,. ~. g.

TAiEf.s A~D AcTGNo --s"rpe p~api~ sr- 81
$50. -. ''- s' 80 iu'y spd kinI"c nd -es
.-n-i'T ! i1ir- good T. b-sr fh~m on'
rsp'J .urf-..s ihr' fh-re 49, fh- JiI~- 60 'un
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