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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19
Illegal Voting.

Our contemporary. up street. in his is
sue succeeding the corporation election,
stated that the result "was accomplished
by the most stupendous system Of illegal
voting" 1.-THE number of illegal votes
polled is estimated at from IS to 80. A
careful canvas Of the town previous to the
election showed less than goo legal voters,
and that there was not 20 majority either
way"
At the time, We thought nothing of this,
but as it has been copied into some Of the
papers, we will correct it. BY an examin-
alton of the tax Duplicate made out by
themselves, for 1853. it appears that there
were, at that time, Zone year ago. 1877
polls within the corporation. A few days
since, friend and oursef counted SO
voters in the corporation who pay no poll
tax, being over SO years Of age. There
are probably many more with whom we
were not acquainted. This would make
936 voters last gear; only 81 less than the
vote of this year. Does our contempora-
ry or his party pretend to say thst our
town has not received thirtyniRe votes in
one year? But our opponents generally
account for their defeat in this way, and we
are not surprised that they should do so in
this instance.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19

THE VOICE OF MASONRY, LOUISVILLE,
KENTUCKY. We observe that one of the
editorial corps OF this enterprising jour nal
started TO Europe 10 search amongst the
archieveS of the fraternity there for such
material as its editors so we'll understand
making up for their American readers
This, as the first movement Of the sort ev-
er adopted, is a gratifying evidence of the
popularity of the Voice, and of the efforts
Of the publisher 10 interest his Masonic
brethren.
In the issue Of May LIST. we perceive he
continuation of series. from Mr. Morris
own pen, upon the management Of trials
in lodges, which must be of great advan-
tage to officers of lodges. No Mason
should De without Masonic paper. and the
best of the class is the Voics-published
semi monthly, a, Louisville, Ky, at 81
per annum. Address ROB NORRIS.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19
THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
YOUTH AND MAT URITY.

JUsT PUBIIsHED, GRATIS, 10Th THOUSAND.
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
Treatment, without Medicine, of Spermatorrhca
or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Gent
tai and Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of the
System, lmpotency, and mpediments tomarriage
generally.
By b. DE LANEY, M d.
The important fact that the many alarming COM
plants originating in the imprudcnce and solitude
of youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MEDI-
CINE is in this small tract clearly demonstrated;
and the entirely and highly successful treat
ment, as adopted by the Author, fully explained,
by means of which every one is enabled to cure
HIMSELF perfectly and at the least possible cost,
tn erebv avoiding all the advertised nostrums of
the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in a
scaled envelope, by RENTING, (post paid) two
postage stamps to DIR b. DE LANEY, IS east
3lst street. New DIRK City.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19
Editorial Convention

The undersigned respectfully request the edit
or. and ex- editors of northern Indiana, to meet
them in Convention, at Plymouth, June Nth 1859
for the purpose of consulting upon and adopting
such measures may be thought necessary for
the benefit of the craft 1t is earnestly hoped that
every Press in Northern Indiana will be represen-
ted
l.. Rock, X. A. CAMERON,
c.. POWELL, WHEELER 4 SUMMERS,
]. G.. WALKER, JOHN MlLLIKAN,
B. B. Roor, S. CoLFAx,
j. MArrINGLY, ID. & P. MCDONALD.
r. WILLIAMS, c. X SHRYocK,
SHAFER DAVIS, A. C.. THoMPsoN.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19
Foundry and Machine Shop.

Last Tuesday We had the pleasure Of
looking through F. Fl. Halls Foundry,
and were much pleased 70 note the many
valuable improvements he is making. and
the amount Of work he is turning out.
He has GO up new Governor" for
regulating steam. witch is the ueatest
specimen of mechanism We have seen.
Not being very familiar with the power
and capabilities of such machinery we
could only Judge of its merits by general
appearance and comparison with others.
He il also getting up model for new en-
CINE. From IN explanation of tho manner
in which it is designed to operate. we can
SEQ no possibility of failure. He is now
fitting up Planning Machine, which will
be ready for business shortly. 1t is his in
ten,ion to have an extensive Machine Shop
in operation by next fall.
Our citizens should extend TO Mr.. Hall
n liberal patronage. as bis business is not
only an advantage 10 himself aud those who
par. uize him. but the entire community,
az IL crcutes wealth. vi bout injuring any
nbsr sraseh of BUSINESS. Success to him.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19

EH The Junior has received donation
of 10 cents. for which liberal and highly
complimentary contribution his gratitude
is hereby made apparent. II. B. SELLoS
and D. L. VANVALKENBuRGH, are the gen
tlemen who have SO substantially zen.
dorsed our pos ition."
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19

EFThe Home Magazine" always in
advance of publication day, and equal to
any of its cotemporarios in the high tone
of It's literature, is received for June T.
S. Arthur & Co., Philadelphia.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19
Chicago Correspondence
SHERMAN House., CHICAGO, ILL..)
May 18th, 1859.

SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, lLL.,|
May 18th, 1859.
DEAR DEMocRAT:-Here | am, snugly
"ensconced' at The Sherman House, now
under the patronage Of those model land
lords, Messrs. Trip & Hall. This House
in all its appointments is complete--noth-
ing wanting in any of the departments tc
render it equal to any hotel in the State
The table is well supplied. the servants
attentive and obliging. the sleeping rooms
large and we'll ventilated, the beds GOOD
and covered with clean white counterpanes
and last but not least, the bills moderate
1t ia tie Hotel Of the city, and whenevel
you or any of numerous readers have oc
casion to visit Chicago. do not fail to max,
the Sherman House your head quarters
whore you will be in the business part o
he Garden City"
Yesterday | visited the Jail Of Cool
County, and through the kindness Of Mr.
Hastings. The jailor. was shown through
the prison department, which consists o
thirry-two stone cells. hail or corridor ex
tending entirely around them. Outside o
this hall is the outer wall of the buildin.
some two or three feet in thickness, thu
rendering it almost a matter Of impossible
ity to for prisoners to dig out. A numbe
are confined in these cells, some for on
thing and some for another. Two unfor
tunates--Jumpertz and Finn--are still il
prison awaiting the decision Of the prope
tribunal on motion for a new trial. Their
is no doubt but what Jumperts will be par
doned, while Finn will be executed. jam
perts is not a bad or vicious looking man
ON the contrary he is an amiable, goo,
looking. fine appearing fellow. He is al
lowed The privilege Of the Hall, and EN-
ploys himself about anything that MA,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19

@Peterson's Magazine, for June. is on
hand with its usual variety of entertaining
reading matter. 1t is equal to many Of the
three-dollar magazines. Published by T..
B. Peterson, Philadelphia. at 50 per year.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19

PEhsoNAL.-J. L. Rock. Esq. of the
Porter Democrat, favored us with call
last Saturday. He is a lawyer, gen.
teman and scholar a rare combination!)
and gets up a good paper. Long may he
waive.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19

uVN, 0UHt ~s'es 'SCS'
L. d. Sine would announce to the public that
in addition to his regular monthly Gift Enterprises,
he will give his Third Grand Art Union Distri-
button on Monday, 9th day of June next, on
which occasion will be distributed eighteen hun
dred beautiful and costly prizes, valued at $40 900.
Among the Gifts will be found three hundred pr-
yes in American Gold, ranging in sums from s., %
up to ST. 900 each. Four hundred excellent Gold
and Silver Hunting Watches, worth from $40 to
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 Breastpins and Earrings; Gents Diamond
Breastpins; Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Finger rings;
Gold Pens and Pencils Gold Pens, silver extern
sion, etc.
The Paintings will be exchanged for Watches
or Jewelrv the lowest cash prices, if desired by
the ticket holders. All prizes drawn bv persons
not present will be forwarded to the ticketholders
within one week from the day of drawing, either
by mail or express, free of expense, and at my
risk Persons a: n distance. who cannot attend the
drawing themselves, will stand the same chance as
though they present; but if they desire it they
an appoint any one to attend for them who resides
in Cincinnati, or who may be on visit to the city
on the day Of drawing.
list of drawn numbers will be forwarded to
tick ct holders, whether fortunate or not.
The usual premium of ten per cent in Jewelry
will be above ed to agents selling SIX tickets or up
ward Agents selling fifty upward will be al
lowed pl emium of ten per cent in gold.
Allresponsible persons are requested to act as
agents for the sale of nv tickets. In ordering
tickets for this Enterprise, be sure and say, "For
your Third Art Union Drawing" otherwise tick
cts might be sent for regular monthly Enterprises
Agents are earnestly requested not to order more
tickets than they have certainty of selling. I'm
sold tickets must positively be returned at least
al. l.
that NAV dispose of them in Cincinnati Ohio,
Covngton and Newport Ky.
All orders must be addressed, ID Sine, Box
10 Cincinnati, Ohio. APRIL -2l
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19
worth, May 17th.

Letters from Denver City. Apr IS rep
resent great scarcity of provisions at the
mines. Several deaths from starvation are
reported An abundance of provisions,
however, was on the way from here and
other points.
Contrary reports prevailed regarding
the mining prospects. The general tenor
of the intelligence is encouraging, but the
unfavorable accounts are ascribed to desti-
tute and discontinued emf grants. No re-
mittances, or rich discoveries have been
announced.
Measures have been initiated towards
forming new State. Delegates are to
meet at Denver City in June next to frame
new State Constitution.
The Overland Express. with two weeks
later news, will oe due on Wednesday
Arrangements are progressing for a public
demonstration on its arrival.
Horace Greeley left with the Leaven-
worth delegation yesterday for the Ossa-
watomie convention.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19
FREDERIC HEISLKR.
1 consider st
|nknfs rs-.--.

consider NJ.
Johns Linimens
far superior 20 aug
medicine for the
same purpose I
have ever known
either for man or
beast. IL removed
a lump about As
large as my double
fist, Of six weeh'
standing from q
neighbors horse.
IL was supposed 10
have been pro-
dured hv. xnr.,,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19
The Oberlju ReSCuerS.

The case of the Oberlin rescuers. which
has excited go much attention for the past
few months, has at last assumed tangible
shape. Sentence has been passed upon
Bushnell, one Of the leaders in the rescu-
ing affair; his punishment is sixty days
Imprisonment in the county Jail, and fine
of $500 and costs. The othors. who are
alike guilty with Bushnell. now know
what to expect for themselves.
The "Oberlin Rescuers," as they are
generally known. are about thirty persons.
residents Of Oberlin. who were arrested on
writ from the District Court of the Uni
ted States, for forcibly preventing the
execution Of the law in the case of an
alleged fugitive slave from Kentucky. The
persons who interfered with the officers in
the discharge of their duty, were arrested
and taken TO Cleveland for trial, where the
decision above referred TO was rendered
1t is generally known in Ohio and the
adjoining States, that Oberlin is one IF the
most sinking Abolition holes in all civil
lied creation. Niggers and white people.
(what few there are. live on terms of per-
feet equality and intimacy. 1t is Adolf
tiopism personifed-the very quintessence
of the genuine doctrine. The inhabitants
believe that the niggers are their equals in
every respect. May be they are? They
go in for carrying out the higher-law
doctrine as enunciated by their Republican
brethren: that it is their ''inalienable
right to ride over everybody who does
not subscribe to their obnoxious delusion.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19


ism, Chlasns. Lameness. Strains VII dgslls. etc. l.
L. ST. Johns iniment enjoys a great reputation
external application for and animals in the above
amed cases.
here certify that St Johns Liniment !. possessed
OF the most astonishing curative properties m-di
cine that has within my knowledge. first
made use OF IL for the rheumatism. 10 which had been
subject for than forty n confined
bed. helpless that could m bu
completely cured by this Liniment. I applied 10
freely just before going TO bed. rubbing il i'm well with
the hand. sn.il Inflammation was produced. and then
bound on tightly flannel. i have recommended
II TO many OF my friends for severe Of
sores, bruises etc, and te wonderful has
attended its friend had his foot so badly
hurt by plough that il thought he lose IL
lie entirely helpless. but perfectly cured
this Liniment All my friends who have used 10
with in the belief that il is the hest medicine
OF the kind in the world WARREN Buell.
TIFFIS August. ls4S- 4
From Wealthy CSfisen AZ Franklin County, o.
DEAR SIK: wish you would establish agency here
for the sale Of your Eminent had valuable horse n
few days since lame scarcely 10 be able to walk
sent to Columbus. and procured bottle Of your Iini-
ment few applications Of which effected q cure. I
consider il preferable TO any niment have used
and should be glad have kept here for sale
may at time conveniently obtain supply. IL viii
sell readily GEORGE STONER.
WESTERyILLE. Franklin county. o.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19
New York. Nav 16.

By the arrival from Europe we learn the
particulars of the sinking Of the Pomona.
She had 375 passengers and a crew of SO
men. Is of the former are reported saw
cd and of the latter. The rest were all
drowned.
The ship sunk in nine fathoms of wat
er.
Crew, Matthew Lees, Bartholomew Re
lily. John Raber; Stephen Kelly, Sd mate
Richard Long boatswain.
Passengers, Michael Morarity. John
Smith, r. Emmett. Thos Barre, Thomas
Jordan, John Sullivan. Harris Miliald,
Rud olph Thorn, Jeremiah Williams. Geo
Melville, Geo. Mott, John Rogers, Charles
Thompson, James West, William Murphy.
John Mccormick, John Meeham, passen-
gers cook.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19
Whole Number Prizes, 1900
Tickets limited to 1000.
More than an average of one chance in
Four Tickets.

SINGLE TICKETS, So. THREE TICKETS, So
SIX TICKETS, SIS.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19

EyThe May Party. last Thursday. was
almost .fzzle. A heavy rain came up
just as they were ready to have good time
Try again.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19


The owner said ne would willingly give dollars 10
have II removed but thought il could not be done. I
would recommend family &C. keep this valuable
preparation on hand. Farmers and others having
advantage from so doing. BENJAMIN HUDDLE
~ Near Nelmore. Ohio
THIS certhes that my suffered great deal with
FROZEN eet about hfeen tried thing that
90 afford reief without benefit until
plications Of which effected a thorough cure
Mt. kuTcHsSyuLE. Ohio. ELIAS TWlGGs.
Horse Cured Of Frightful Wound.-Ths eerts-
lies that my horse fell and harrow tooth through
his lex. feared II would ruin him. applied 81 Johns
NM n. BURNE THIN. Ohio.
Windgalls and Severe Gut had a no. q tina,
bad large windgal uron each hind leg about years
cess. finally applied 81 Johns lan,nent three t,nrs \
week for about three months hsthed very thorough.
" ana after each application heated in the tlnipsnt
Win hot shovel until dry. A thorough cure ef
eccu low about two years since, aud there has been
no indication ~ thcu returning upon one e,cas,cn.
In length and inch depth. We ti-d ny the wcari
soon as possible. aud hathcd with the Eminent ~
winch a very rapid effected,
J. MCNkf> Watson Station. Ohio.
Lump removed from Horse and Lamsnsa
1ured MIR. John BEARD. near rifAn Ohio had herss
Muh lump upon hts les about the Of hem
and was scarcely able o. walk. My Llaimeat YES
piled and soon removed the LUMP and effected tho
rough cure
Sold nv all Medicine Dealers. Who vii narnish "a
Johns Almanscs gratis. L. 1. - John ttA. ftme
City. %, General Agents fer The Western siaiesL
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19

To be drnrn at Cincinnati, o.. on Non
dan. June 9Th, 1859.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19

State Of Indiana,
Marshall County.
In Marshall Circuit Court, August Term, 1889.
John : Gould and
VIM X Gould
against
Mary Stack, Complaint.
Honora GroSen
Robert Owens,
Mary Owens,
The plaintiffs in the the above named cause, by
Reeve Il Capron their attorneys, have filed in
my office their complaint against the defendants
quiet title, and it appearing by affidavit that the
defendants, Mary Stack, Hcnora Grosen, Robert
Owens, and Mary Owens, are non residents of the
State of Indiana; they therefore notified OF the
filing and pendency OF said complaint, and that the
same will be heard at the next term of the Mar
shall circuit court to be holden at the court house in
Plymouth, on the second Monday of August, 1859,
& unless they appear, plead, answer or d, muir there
to, the same will be heard and determined in their
absence. Attest
25w3S250. n X PACKARD, G c G. NJ G..
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-19

Pain and Weakness in the Back and Side Of six
Years Standing Cured My wife about six ysars
afflicted with pain in her tack and side She con.
fined part of the time her bed She made use Of the
Mustang Imminent and varOu, other medicines, but
obtained relief until she made OF ST. yohn's Linz
ment, which effected a speedy cure.
ArTIcA, Ohio, April /, loS5. FREDERIC HEISLER
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