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Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11

~ Office TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO
i Y Sell Real Estate-State of Indiana, Mar
shall County.-Notice is hereby given that Lewis
Marker, administrator of the estate of William
f. Curtain, deceased, has fled his petition to sell
the Real Estate of the deceased his personal prop
crty being insufficient to pay his debts, and that
Court OF Common Pleas of said County.
ATTEST N. X. PACKARD, ,CCPM c.
35t3
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11

NOTICE.-The Wolf Creek Mills will be
Y stopped about the first of July, for the pur-
pose of repairing; they will be in operation by the
18th. Our customers will please take notice.
iun23 3Ot3 WM. ZElINER.
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11

GOING AHEAD.--The Iron columns for
the front of Wheeler's Brick Bank building
have been delivered on the ground, and
the workmen are again busy in finish
ing--what we calculate viii be--a very
handsome improvement on Michigan St.
Plymouth is bound to go ahead.
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11

More than an average of orc chance In
Four Tickets.
SINGLE TICKETS, SO. THREE TICKETS, 50
SIX TICKETS, $15.
To Jc drawn at Cincinnati, O., on Nor
day. AugaSt 8M, 1859.
l.. ID. Sine would announce to the public that
in addition to his regular monthly Gift Entcrpriscs.
he Will give his Fourth Grand Art Union Distri.
button, on Monday, 9Th day of August next. on
which occasion will be distributed eighteen hum
dred beautiful and costly prizes valued at 500 iO0
Among the Gifts will be found three hundred nri-
yes in American Gold, ranging in sums from s. -
up to 81 900 each -Four hundred excellent Gold
and Silver Hunting Watches worth from $50 10
5000 each; Ten beautiful Oil Paintings and En-
cravings, worth from Is to three hundred dol
lars each; the remaining prizes consisting of La
dies BrcaStpins and Ear rings; Gents Diamond
Breastpins; Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Fingcr-rincs:
Gold Pens and Pencils; Gold Pens, silver extcn-
sion, etc
The Paintings will be exchanged for Watches
or Jewclry at the lowest cash prices if do sired by
the ticket holders. All prizes drawn by person.
not present will be forwarded to the ticketholdcrs
within week from the day of drawing, either
10y mail or express, free of expense, and at my
risk. Persons at distance, who cannot attend the
drawing themselves, will stand the same chance as
though they present; but if they desire it thev
can appoint any TO attend for them. who resides
in Cincinnati, or who may be on a visit to the city
on the day of drawing.
A list OF drawn numbers will be forwarded 10
tickct-hoders, whether fortunate or not
The usual premium of ten per cent in Jewelry
will bc allowed to agents selling six tickets or ur
ward. Agents selling fifty upward will be al
lowed premium of ten per cent in gold.
Allresponsiblc persons are requested to act "a
agents for the sale of my tickets. In ORDERING
tickets tor this Enterprise, be sure and say. "For
your Fourth Art Union Drawing" otherwise tick
cts might he sent for regular monthly Fnterpriscs.
Agents are earnestly requested not TO order moro
tickets han they have certainty of selling Tn
sold tickets must positively be returned at least
one week previous to the dav of drawing. in order
that | may dispose of them in Cincinnati. Ohio
Covingion and Newport, XIV
All orders must be addressed, |, ID Sine, Bo,
tc'lhcihuau' Ono. spr2l 2l
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11
wheat at $500.

We do not care if wheat comes down to ten
cents per bushel, we will take one JuShcl and a
half for a years subscription to the Marshall
County Democrat. Now what is a bushel and a
half of wheat compared to the ADVANTAGE of hay
ing lively and interesting newspaper to read for
one year? Come Immediately, as wheat may take
ri..
If you don't like to trade in this way, we will
take 10 pounds of good flour, since our barrel is
about empty. We are in for trade in some way
Come and get a paper, and let's talk about il
at all events.
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11

MARRIED-On the 4th inst, at the
residence of the BRIDES father, in this
place, by Rev w. p Watkins, Mr.. D.
F. HARTMAN to Miss ALvIRA EVANS.
Friend Hartman--accept for yourself
and fair Bride, our best wishes for long
life and happy one.
'Tho' fools scorn Hymen's gentle powers,
We, who improve his golden hours,
BY sweet experience know:
That marriage-rightiy understood -
Gives to the virtuous and the good,
A Paradise below"
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11

C1Rcu1r CouRT-The August term of
the Marshall Circuit Court is now in ses-
sion. Ills Honor. Judge Osborne presid'
ING.
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11
g x. S -. 2

Our TIN SHOP is in good running order, and we
would solicit any work you may want done in that
line, at low prices, and with despatch. We have
recently taken up abode with you and intend to
make it our home. Would ask all who are in want
OF any goods in our line. to give us a call before
purchasing, and trust by giving strict attention
to your wants and by giving you good goods, to
merit share of patronage. Don't fail to give
us a call Remember the place, one door south of
Westervet's Dry Goods Store.
C. C. BUcK,( Yours, Very Respectfully,
c. f. ToANS BUCK & TOAN
June 2-27
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11

a gentleman of McNairy county, Tennessee,
was lately fined $50 for kissing lady Pat.
Richardson.
Pshaw. We have kissed one more than fifty
times, and were not fined cent. The lady did
not make the least resistance.
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11

Es"G. B Lindsey at the News Depot,
is ready to furnish all kinds Of periodicals.
He has the n. Y. Ledger containing the
first chapters of a highly entertaining and
interesting story, by Mrs. Southworth.
the great American authoress. Call and
get copy.
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11

KNOX, STARK co. IND.
Has reftted the same, and is prepared to give
satisfaction to all those who may give him a call
Persons visiting Knox Ill and see for yourselves.
21n'3s
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11

And COTTON. and full assortment of Tailor
ing Trimmings, Trunks, Satchels, Boots & Shoes
etc, etc, all of which will and must be sold at
rates which will defy all competition.
Any person wishing to purchase goods as above
advertised, we could best convince them of the
truth of our statements by giving call and
examine our stock and prices to which service we
are at all times ready to attend We would par
tcularly direct attention to Tailoring Depart
ment which is under efficient Superintendent
who guarantees all work to be made according to
style, under workmen like manner; and as we have
the advantage of
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.


nY virue of an execution to me directed from
, the Clerk of the Marshall Common Pleas
Court will offer for sale the law directs, at the
court house door in TIE town of Plymouth, county
of Marshall, and State of Indiana, on Saturday
the Doth day of August, 1859, between the hours
of 10 o'clock a IN and O'Clock p m of said
day, the rents and profits for termnot exceeding
seven years, of the following described real estate
in said county of Marshall, and State of Indiana
to wit:
The southwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section seven,( y in township thirty two (32)
north of range number two (2) east, containing
forty acres, more less; also the northwest part
of the north east quarter of section eighteen, Us,
township thirty (32) north of range number two
~ east, containing forty acres, be the same more
or less.
If such rents and profits will not sell for sufi
cicnt sum to satisfy said judgmen, interest, cost,
and accrung costs, will ut the same time and place
offer for sale the fee simple in and for said rca
estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary t
satisfy said demands.
Taken as the property of William Parker anC
Isaiah Brook at the suit of Sas Heigby and Mar
tin Wygant
jul2l 34tdS3 o NJ BARNARD, Sheriff
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11

TEMPERANCE MovEMENTs.--On Monday
night week, at its regular weekly meet
ing, the old Washingtonian organization
elected Wm. NJ. Patterson, Esq, its
President, and the other necessary officers
for its continued organization and pro-
gress.
On Saturday evening last the order Of
Good Templars proceeded to the installa-
ton of their officers for the present quar-
ter as follows:
- Clark, w. G.. Mrs. NJ f. Burns, WV
Mrs. E. Pershing, Treas. w. Rice, Sec
H. B. Pershing, Chap. - Marshal
- l. G.. Honest Born, o. q
Past w. c., 7. D. Phillips, attending t
the installation ceremonies.
They now occupy their new and beau
tiful Hall, in the second story of Packard
new building, next door north Of the Pos
Office.
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11

Charley Shoemaker tells the truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth in his advertise
ment in this paper. We know, for we have tried it
Postmaster Gen. HOLT is splendid ad-
ministrative olficer-his great merit ID
attracting attention to him as possible
candidate for the Presidency.-Pa. Rich-
drdSon
That's his best hoH.
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11

~ &YRUP-a prime artice,st
y (J3) RICE & SMLH's.
Marshall County Democrat., 1859-08-11

YBvHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE OPENED,
i one door north of the Post Office. an cx;en-
i've stock of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-02
Thc rrcsldcnc, or lhc Porc.

In noticing the remarkable fact that though
several steamers have arrived since the treaty
by which two foreign monarchs made the Pope
the President of the new Italian Confederation
was made public, no particulars OF that singu-
lar compact nor account Of how the ntul-
gence was received at Rome, has reaoaed this
country, the N. Y Evening Post remarks
Up To the latest dates the condition of the
Papal s atcs was peculiar Bologna, the second
city as regards size and population, maintains
its position of open rebellion, aud the example
has been initiated by most of the cities IN that
part of the Papal dominions Thus we see the
cmous spectacle OF II revoted district throwing
off the yoke Of it's legitimate ruler and openly
anucxing itself TO another power, while the
r al monarch does not or cannot interfere. At
the same time the Sandman government. natu.
rally enough, encourages these revolutionary
movements, and the Emperor Napoleon takes
no measures to suppress them, although his
promises to Plus y. to preserve the integrity
Of the papal domluIons seem 20 demand his in.
reference The Pope, fearful of the repetition
of the scenes OF Perugla, which have 80 shocked
the civilized world, and, We are fain TO believe,
his own benevolent sentiments, keeps his few
troops at Rome, and rebellion rules in the Ro.
magma unchecked,
If the Pope has claim to any portion Of tho
papal states, that claim is strongest as regards
the disallectcd district extending along the
Adriatic from Rayenna to Rimini, aud includ
ing Bologna and other inland towns. The ex-
archate Of Rlvenna was tho germ of the tempo
raj domlnlons of the Papacy, and raised the
Pope from the rank Of simple bishop to that
OF temporal monarch. Bologna has belonged
TO the papal dominions over three nd a half
centuries, and has contributed eight OF the long
line of Popcs. Yet all these traditions OF ages
are forgotten by the people in the rcvoutionary
movement which threatens TO deprive Plus TX
Of these valuable possessions LETT him by his
predecessor in the char Of st. Peter
! 1t is, Of course, until Napoleon youchsales TO
| give the world some further Information on the
sutjsct, useless even 10 speculate on the effect
his new power will have upon the papal
dominion. In the meantime we look with
unusual interest for news from Rome. The
general attention Of the civilized world has
turned from the fields Of Lombardy, from the
bdtlements of Mautua and the chores Of the
Mlncio, and it is now to the Vatican and St.
Cloud, TO Plus TX and Napoleon III that we
must look for the next exciting intelligence
from Europe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-02

PHoroGRArHING OK wooD.-Among the many
new and useful inventions Of this day, ono which
Is destined to come into universal use and which
will be Of the utmost advantage to publishers and
engravers is tho application Of photography to
delineating the object to bo engraved directly on
the wood, patented by Mr.. Price cf Worcester
Mass.
The Scientific American thus sets forth the
value and importance Of Mr.. Prices discovery,-
Tho article is highly interesting as vol as in,
stuetve. We have seen some samples Of the
engraving by this process which arc peculiarly
beautiful and delicate. 1t will be seen that the
process will bo specially applicable to hkonefses
An wood gngrayings have hitherto been first
drawn by hand on wooden blocks for tho eppra-
yer, who cuts them for common lotterptess print.
ing. This art involves great skill, and peculier
natural tasts the part Of the artist and requires
considerable time 10 execute the most simple
figures When photography was FIRST discovered
/ in England, its application TO tho production Of
pictures on wooden blocks was very early sug
| gostod and essayed but although some blocks had
| been thus prepared and used IA printing the at
tempts 10 render the application truly useful failed
Of entire success. The reason Of this, wo have
beon informed was owing to the defective pro.
cess pursued TO produce such pictures on tho
! blocks. by one method they (the blOoks) were
/ first prepared with solution Of common salt
thcn they wer5 dipped into bath Of nitrate of sill
yer q render them sensitive This process in
jured tho color aud fiber Of the wood, rendering il
very brittle and UNFIT for printing more than
/ very few copies Another method consisted in
protecting the surface Of tho wood from the ao-
tion Of the nitrate Of sr 'er by a coating Of Abu
men, rendered sensitive aiterWsGd by the nitrate;
but it was found that eugrayers could not cut
clear lines, and consequently could not execute
good engravings on such prepared surfaces. To
obgialo these evils, and 20 produce good photo
graphic pictures on wooden blocks was the Oh eot
Of the invention for which patent was granted
up the claim Of being the first person who ap-
lied photography to wood for engraving purposes,
but that his process is the best yet discovered and
that good engTavngs on wood can be executed
from II.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-02

~ Sinsa the big meteor story Of the "Os.
wego Palladium" Of course it is dangerous 10
ones voracity TO see such phenomenon at all.
Nevertheless, numbers Of our citizens did wit
n0ss the descent of a small meteor near the res
idence Of Gen Samuel Lahm, on Saturday
night last. For moment, the night was illu
minated as by a dazzling and prolonged flash
Of lightning. When at ftho height OF about
three hundred feet, the meteor burst like a
rocket, and the light was extinguished. A
young man on the lawn fronting Goa l. .
residence heard the meteor in the air as IL dc
Iconded and il struck the earth about twenty
feet from him. Canton Republican,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-02
MORNING LEADER.

Canvass FOR Govcrnor----C Correspondence
Bj the following correspondence Which we
clip from The Statesman it will be seen that
Messrs DENMsoN and RANNEy will hold sev.
eral joint meetings between the 5th and 2Oth Of
September in different parts Of tho State The
times and places of the meetings win probably
soon be arranged and published The canvass
will assume an unusual interest aud impor-
tance by the proposed discussions and the joint
meetings will no doubt be largely attended by
the people Of both political parties.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-02
JUDGE RANNEy TO MIR. DgNNIsoN.
CLEVELAND, July 10, 1859.

N'lstif h'lsANhf cNit 10 Aooos
Hon. WM. DENMsoN--
Dear Sir; AS the two great parties in The
State, by which we have been respectively nom
mated for the office Of Governor, will uudoubt
cdly, in accordance with long established usage
expect us to address the people at various
points during the pending canvass, propose,
as the iarcst and most satisfactory method for
presenting our views, joint meetings at one
place in each Congressional district, for the
discussion o the important questions, State
and National, which divide us. feel very
confident that such discussions, conducted IN a
spirit of liberality and candor, will do much TO
develop the true merits of these questions; and
/ am entirely sure that neither OF us could de-
sire to introduce into the discussions anything
inconsistent with our standing as gentlemen,
or unworthy of the candid consideration Of the
enlightened and patriotic citizens of the State,
who might honor us with a hearing.
should you concur with me, as TO the pro-
ptiely of this arrangement the Chairmen Of
the Stltc Central Committees can very readily
agree upon the necessary details to carry it into
effect
Very respectfully your ob't ser''t
r. p. RANNEy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-02

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
II has been my good fortune health May
thousands Of my country
My has excited the malice OF the envous and
aous hut their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers OF grateful offerings
have fallen upon my hway from the fair sufferers whom
Ihaye relieved Soloug 1 am held in anectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
Sk can Afford to dospse the efforts Of mischief-makeTs
nd slandere
Nly riands haze repeatedly urged place my med
cine for producing menstruaon within the reach Of the
ladies Of the United Staes but ndisposon to enter
geld occupodby Quaoks with their pecious nostrums
aud fear that unprncped couneretes might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
ANIlE DE FEMME" in the United States
Atast yield to the enreuties Of patients and friends
aud offer to Che suffering Females Of America a medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World
In regard to the efficacy OF the ANNIE DE FE ME-"
aeed only say that Is in liquid FORM aud eyact, such
have used my practice In Frauce for many years aud
that it has never failed to satisfactory result.
Tho annie de Femme aud meustruatou stund ia the
ltion OF cause and effect iSake powerful to originate
healthy menstrual how where never has existed md TO
restore u where has been from suppressed
IN ord 'rtn guard aga 81 imposition the wrapper of Hrsr
tons each bottle of nc annie de Fummt" viii heur my
written signature, md both tho bottle aud enclosing hex
vii be sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package.
DR. p II, RECORD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-02

EsoAPE FROM rHE REFoRM FARM Three
boys escaped from the Reform Farm yesterday,
aged respectively about fifteen years, and Off
GERS are now in this city from the Farm expect.
ing the arrival Of the iugtiyes via the tow path
this evening One Of them ia a Zanesville
youth named Cooper, and the other two named
Keyton and Doherty are from Cleveland
Columbus Facts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-02
THE BEST ARTTFICIALHELP TO
a THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
N Fl. soLOMnNsnN.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
eeps the arsest assortment Of the approved kinds o
PECTACLES A!lhis glasses whether for near or far
shed, ground under his own inspection by machine
yef construction, with Che reatest care aSto
suit the eyes IN al cases. curug Weakness, DzzussS
HdamahOnof TIE Eyes, aud mpartns strength lor long
Wadius or fine sewing.
CG- N. ". SOlom1nson would here inform the public
thathe employs any the sale ofhsleuses.
~ Alsn.R spondd assortment of SPY GLASSES MI
CHOSCOPES, COMPASSES, &c kept ON hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
tlserled without pain, as perfect ss natural
rB-Omco1s Superior street under the American Hotel
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MIR. DENNIsoN TO JUDGE RANNEY.
CoLUNBUs, July 20 1859.

Hon r. p RANNEy--
Dear Sir: Your esteemed note Of tho 18th
instant, reached me last Saturday afternoon
as ! was about leaving home, and my absence
since will account to you for the delay Of my
reply.
My speaking appointments running through
nearly all the month Of August and published
prior to the receipt of your letter, a list Of
which you will find enclosed, with other en-.
gagements for indefinite times previous to the
election, will proven. me making so extensive a
Joint canvass with you as you propose. will,
however, be happy to decline all other engage
mcnts than those of meeting you for the pur-
poses you refer TO between the 9th and 20,A Of
September, inclusive, during which time we
can have seven or eight joint meetings in differ
eat paris of the Stte.
| trust this modification of your proposalwil
be acceptable to you, in which case our two
State Committees can arrange the dct1is and
designate the times and places for the meetings.
will thank you for an carly reply
Truly yours,
w DENNIgON. ,lR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-02

MRS PARTINGroN.-Thi IS a remarkably smart
old lady for her age. She has just finished quite a
lengthy piece Of "Knitting Work - which she calls
"a Web Of Many Textures" She has spent sew
eral years upon this piece, aud now she has it
wound of, narrowed of, heelcd of, aud toed or
and it is ready to be cxhbltedat the Fairs. Mcssrs.
Iugham & Bragg who are the publishers agents
for this city, will receive tue book in advance Of
publication, and Gil wholesale and retail orders at
Boston prices
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JUDGE RANNEy TO Mr.. DENNisoN.

CLENELAND, July 2s, 1859
Hon WIN. DENNsoN, JR.--
Dear SIR: Your note of the 10Th inst. was
placed in my hands to-day, upon my return
from the west, where have been since it Wa
written. | regret very much your inability to
open the campaign in the manner proposed, as
deem 1t important that our respective posi-
tions should be carly defined, and The time in.
dicited in your note is far too short, to enable
us TO reach any considerable portion of the
people of the State But notwithstanding
these objections TO the modification olmy prop
osition, have concluded to accept yours, and
hope the necessary arrangements will be made
at an carly day.
Very truly ysurs.
r. p. RANNEY.
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eprriol Nntirrs.


~ If any people in the world ever needed
apostle to their devils out it is ours who i've in
ts waer-logged country. The miasmetic poison Of our
swamps and Marshes becomes veritable devil In the
blood to revel in the Agues aud Fsves which shake and
corch us all. Ayers "AoUE CURE is said TO be The
pose need and some Of neghbos who have tried
confirm The rsol, --Jovqai Piauo, ~.
KNOWN EFFEoT.--When pain OF inAamma-
ton present in human holy ard Braudreth's pills
used. they Of upon the humo which arc the
occasion Of the PAIN Inflammation and remove them nom
hebod and they rure because their power is only
upon those humors orimpurites which arc unaca
thy (Waut fe aud whose u part cause the pain
and aung heat So in throat Group colds, coughs
rheumatsns pain in the side AMI peutsy which all
cured by from to three doses these pills whose pow
is only exere 70 impurities Of the blood The
tightly directed will use the and be- cured,
Sold at No. 29t Canal St. Brudrers Building; ana by
IS Gatdin'r No 900 renor stree Cleveland aud by
]. -, Wheedon, Hudson aud all respectable dealers in
medicines. iv2Gw 2so1Nw
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
a THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
NHz&s
49, I-s~l
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TrEspAY noRNINa, Aueusr 2, ia.

PLAIN AND % ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
70 Plain and Ornamental pruitug ut every description
Lone the Printing Establishment The Leddcf Omc ON
improved and most fapil steam presses the
ies ,yle short notice, aud az reasonable rates Fa
cua paid 20 blank work Every descriptions
Audng done specially Blank Hooks Lodgors Journals,
"a pa ttt,Us. Nareiviuw HOOK e.. sc.